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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
E. IIOFKH, Editor and Proprietor
Independent Newspper DoTOtcd to American Principles nnd
the iTnrpw And Dcvclopement of All Oregon.
rubllnne'l Kvlry Evening Except Sunday, galem, Ore.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
'(Invariably In Advance.)
flallj, by carrier, per xcar ......... W.00 Per month Wo
Dallv, by wall, per year- 4.00 Per tnoath 85o
Weekly, by mall, per year. -. ...'.00 Stz monthi ......... Wo
Having lost two governors and the last United States sen
ator, the question asked above is 'timely and all-important
for those calling themselves Republicans to consider.
l(i the general state election to be held in November, 1910,
a full set of state officers, including governor, will be chosen.
The announcement is made that a state assembly will be
held to name Republican candidates and that an effort will
be made to repeal certain reform measures,
This program is announced with considerable authority
back of it, although it is not an official declaration of the
Republican state committee.
It Is also announced that county assemblies are to be held
to nominate Republican county legislative candidates,
This program is outlined arid will be prossed upon the Re
publican leadership of Oregon as a good business policy for
the party to pursue, , , , ,
Of course, as far as an assembly succeeds in making a
Republican state, or county, ticket, it is an attempt to dis
place or subvert the direct primary law.
If that were all that is sought to be accomplished by the
assembly program it would not be so serious a matter,
But it is understood and proposed to sweep away the
whole direct legislation and direct election of United States
senators system that has been enacted by the people of
Oregon. , ...
Is it wise or necessary to put the Republican party into
that attitude of hostility to popular reforms?
When other states are adopting the Oregon plan of elect
ing senators, and Oregon reforms, who is prepared to say
that the people of Oregon are ready to adopt a reactionary
policy?
Prominent leaders of the Republican party at Portland
and a few throughout tlie state have declared for nominat
iing a ticket and making a platform in opposition to progres
sive ideas,
Having made a brief trial of direct nominations and direct
elections of senators and direct legislation, they want no
mofe.
They want the Republican party to return to the conven
tion systom of nominations,
They want the people to abandon direct electoin of sen
ators, They want the citizen to surrender Ins right to a direct
voice m the law-making business,
Thoy want to take away from the people the power of
control and direction in governmental affairs,
Thoy want, in the namo of the Republican party, to ask
the pooplo to surrender certain newly acquired political rights
and prerogatives. ,
I ask Republicans this questien: Is this a good, safe,
sound, sane, intell'gent political platform to go before the
people upon?
You will have to decide this question for yourselves and
for your party. , , ,.
If opposition to popular reforms is not a wiso pokey,
what is a safe and sane line to pursue?
I ask you to consider this fact: Twenty-seven states have
adopted in various forms direct election of U, S, senators,
A majority of these states are Republican states.
Other Republican states are enacting the Oregon direct
primary law and diiect legislation.
I ask Republicans to consider this fact of political histery:
Nowhere in any country have the people ever gained po
litical rights and afterwards voluntarily surrendered them.
Thoy will not begin to take the backward track in Oregon,
In placo of inviting the people to accopt a reactionary,
back-tracking program at the hands of the Republican party,
what should wo ofiei to the olectoiate of -Oregon?
It is assumed that patriotic Republican leaders respect the
popular will, desire to obey the laws, and want party success
Republican lenders in stato and county politics have no
Intorest In antagonizing the grange, labor organizations,
churches, or any body of people favorable to reform moas-
Tho writer would suggest to them to go slow about put
ting their party upon record as hostile to reform policies in
which the whole body of the Amer'can people aro interested,
Let us have, on the contrary, a state assembly of leading
and influential Republicans to create enthusiasm for sound
Republican principles, to enunciate a sound Republican plat
form, to hear good Republican speeches and to declare re
newed expressions of allegiance to the sovereign will of the
electorate.
WOULD YOU BECOME
WELL-TO-DO?
Tho auro8t way Is to bogln
now nnd savo regularly a part
of your earnings.
Tho boat way to savo Is to
'open n Bavins account with us.
. 8AV1NS DKPARTMKNT
Capital National Bank
HHaHHaaMHHaHBWHaaHMHBHaa plaints
President Helps Orphan.
Hundreds of orphans havo been
helpod by tho President of The In
dusrtlnl and Orphans' Home at Ma
con Oa . who writes: "Wo nnVe
used Eloctr'o Blttera In this Institu
tion for nlno years. It has proved a
moat oxcollcnt medicine for Stomach
Liver and Kldnoy troubles. Wo re
sard It as ono of tho best famib
medlolne son oarth." It Invigorates
the vital organs purifies tho blood
aids digestion, creates nppotlte. To
strengthen and lulld up th n. palo
weak children or run-down people
It ha- no equal. Best for female com
uniy ooo at j, u. perry,
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WHAT IS A SAFE, SANE AND INTELLIGENT POLICY FOR
THE REPUBLICANS OF OREGON TO PURSUE?
That would accomplish muc h good for the party,
Such an assembly could go a step farther and recommend
obedience to, and enforcement of, the direct pr'mary law, the
Australian ballot law, the corrupt practices act, and the di
rect election of United States senators.
They could leave the recall and proportional representation
to be worked out in the futuie,
Above all, such .an assembly; represent'ng Republicans of
all shades of opinion and 'from all parts of the state, could
recommend that all candidates from the highest to the lowest
offices, submit their names to the direct primary w;th a sim
ple pledge to support the party nominee.
Now, in all frankness and fairness, is not this a better
program for Republicans than to go before the people to over
throw reform polcies enacted by the people?
Would not some such a program as i have outlined above
fit the situation because it is right and just?
Why should not the Republicans of Oregon bury the dis
cords of the past and hold steadily to the newer and better
policies?
It was McKinley who said "Keep close to the people."
Can we close our ears to the chaste voice of the people?
Have not Republicans had enough of policies that put their
party on the defensive and lose them the control of public
affairs?
Is the Republican party forever to apologize for having
given the people modern implements and up-to-date wea
pons with which to battle against the trusts and the spoilers
of the common people?
M !frl00 I CI 94 G I O 191 9I1
WANTED!
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COLONIST RATES
FOR ONE MONTH ONLY
Chicago, July 27. Ono month In-
' stead of GO dnys will bo tho period
during which colonist fares. to tho
Pacific const will bo In effect this
year, according to n decision just
reached horo by members of tho
Trnns-Contlnentnl Pnssongcr Associa
tion, which 1b In session lioro.
No ohnngo, howovor, will bo made
In tho rat os, which will bo tho snnio
as hiBt year $33 from Chicago, $32
from t. Louis, and $25 from tho
5 Missouri river to tho Pacific north
west and California. Thoso fnres will
bo good from September 15 to Octo
ber 15, bocutiso It Is known that the
travel Is honvlost during that time.
Railroad men nro confident that at
loam 20,000 persons will take ad-
vantngo of tho reduced rnto. '
ONE LITTLE FLY !
COST THREE FINGERS'
flfnlted I'rw I.ciufd Wlre.l j
San Francisco. July 27. Ono small
fly on tho tip of Robin Rolln'n nose j XgVvorNvonnnu'wHSv
cost him three lingers of his right D$SffiUiJ
unnu.
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gray . or I
ild when
WANTS WASHINGTON
' TO ADOPT AMENDMENT
(United Prem t.ennnl Wl-i-1
Washington, July 27. Senntor
Jones has written to Governor Hay
urging him to exert his Influence to
wards having the present special ses
sion of tho loglslnture rntlfy tho pro
posed amendment to tho constitution
mnklng possible the Imposition of an
Income tax. Tho senator is much
Improssed with this sort of a tax and
bolloves that it Is held in high favor
by a large part of the statos, He
thinks that If tho legislature nt Its
prosont Bosslon, would .rntlfy tho
measure Washington would probably
havo tho honor of being the first stato
of tho Union to take such action.
Health
Salem, Oregon 19 . . .
For the sum of ?1.00, tho receipt of which is hereby ac
knowledged,' Is ontltled to hospltnl nttentlon nnd doctor's sorvlcos nt THE
WILLAMETTE SANITARIUM during such time as ho may
ruqulro same.
Supt.
This Contract expires 19. . . ,
I WANTEDMen and Women to Take Advantage
of the Above
Think what it means to you and your family to be
taken care of in case of sickness or accident.
NO DOCTOR'S FEE NO HOSPITAL EXPENSE
NO LODGE FEE
No matter what may happen you are protected WITH-
i OUT FURTHER COST.
By paying one dollar eaoh month to the WILLAMETTE
SANITARIUM they positively agree to give you free hos
pital treatment and attention from a skilled physician
and surgeon AS LONG AS YOU REQUIRE IT. No mat
ter how long you may b2 sick or what the operation
may be, there will be no more expense if you hold one of
these card contracts.
Phone for particulars Mnin 300. Cor. Ferry and Winter.
.Watch for our agents nnd tlo It today
Willamette Sanitarium
W. J. PKKHIjKS, Superintendent.
i iifici(inniigifi !! iiiiaiiia
DON'T BURN MONEY
BV BUYING WOOD
BURN COAL
$8.00perton
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Rollu wns at work In n mill yestcr-' There'i, no excuse for umighily
ilnv when tho necrnvntlnir lnnnrt i laaeu nair. II mfi you look o!
nllghtod. Tho man shook his head ft"! 'J! H. .
, " , ., ,...,., ,. , , Hay i Hair Health will bnng back the oatu
Impntlently, but fnllod to dlslodgo j r, color and beauty, and make your hiii
tho unwelcome visitor. Thou ho mndo J bright, luxuriant and lull of youthful vitality,
a slap at tho offondor, and the next j Si?P dy" ,nd falling out. Purely ege.
i......4 .i. -. i.i ' . .. -, . table and harmlcu-not a dye
Instant throe of his fingers lay on the
floor.
Tho blow directed at tho fly had
so much force that Holln's hnud wont
by tho objoctlvo point and struck n
rapidly whirling buzz-saw.
81 AND 60c. MOTTLES, AT DrtUGGISTS. i
llay'a llnrllna Hoop cures Ecudi, red,
rnuL-U and enapped hand, and alUkln dlteatct.
Krrpa akin Una and no t, X'c. tlrugirlttt. Send '
2c. lur free tmka,"Tti Care oKno Skin," "Tt '
Carnrl tho llalr"
I'hllo Hoy Spec. Co., Newark. N. J. '
One ton of coal equal to two cords of
wood. No spliting, no piling. Trj it and
be convinced.
Voget Lumber and. Fuel Co.
piiem: idh
South Fourteenth and Oak.
Salem, Or.
J. C. PERRY
A SHOWKR
IX YOl'It HATH ROOM
will make It complete. Wo can put
ono In at little cost nnd with very
llttlo trouble to you. Whon you ex
perlonce tho comfort iind refresh
ment you get from Its uso you will
bo borry you did not havo one before.
Hut hotter late than novor. Tell us
to call today.
GRABER BROTHERS
i.t South Liberty St. I'ltone 1.1.1
fens ygrT7
New Hotel
Located at Hoover, Or., two nnd
' ono-hnlf miles east of Dotrolt at the
ond of C. & B. R. R., on Sautlain
river, Newl fur 'shed rooms and
i good board at ronsonoblo rates. Hunt
'ing nnd fishing first-class. For in
i tormatlon write
HOOVER LUMBER CO.,
hooTor. or
E-RU-SA THE ONLY LAWFUL PILE CURE
Because It does not contain narcotics mcrei. coci.lne, lep.l or any
poisonous drugs. Because E-RU-SA CURES PII V. U 8 Dispone itnn
rocommonds every Ingredient of E-RU-SA Drug 1wb mske 'fnlsn or ml
leading statements" a crime. Thorefore the sale of nil other or Injurious
narcotlo pile medicines is Ulognl, because they affect wio brain and spinal
marrow, produco constipation and never euro. All rollable, up-to-date
druggists of highest standing sell nnd Indorse E-RU-SA, namely In Salem,
,DU. STONE'S DRUG STORE. O, W. PUTNAM & CO.. RINGO & GRABER,
BU CROSS I'tlAKMACY, and CAPITAL DRUG STORE W. H. Coo'ey.
hi 1 1 1 iniiiiii nni iiiiu
I HT. ANGEL COLLEGE 1
M". Angel. Ore. In charge
of th Benedictine Fathers.
n Ideal pltce for your
young men. Buildings,
equipment and general effi
ciency not to be snrpassod
on the coast. Term opens
Sept, 7. Write for cntaloguo.
it
MEALS 15c
Call and try thorn. Meals 15ft
Board per week $2,75, alsi fur
nished roomi very reasonable.
AT TnB
Salem Restaurant
nao court street.
mi hi i i i i ii mi mmi i mi-
O. X. C Co.
The company's srt-nmere Oregonn
and Pomona leave for Portlnud dally
except Sunday, at 0 a. m.
M. P. U.VLDWIX. Agent.
E. ECKERLEN
Wholesale
f Family Liquor Store
144 Commercial St.
Phone
103
Free Delivery
Phone 4 4 Main. 147 N. High st.
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs and Livery, All Rigs
Modern Rubber Tire.
MONEY LOANED
On Real Estate
LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS
Reliable Representatives wanted
THE JACKSON LOAN & TRUST CO.
Jackson, Miss. Fort Worth, Texas
SAM CASTO
i FAMOUS HORSE TRAINER.
I now located at Canny Orego
iho beat winter quarter? In tho Nonl
I vesi for falnlog and dereloplct
lyoune boraixt Bam has room for
low more pro.pects eitner for to
road or fack and would like '
"fmmunlwie with anybody wlhln
tlitlr horse trained. Mr Ca.to i
! conceded to bo the best colt maa !
the West and his success on the th
i Salem track bears out this statement
Terms reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address
SAM CASTRO, Canby, Oregon.
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wire
Fencing. Hop Wire, Barb Wire,
Poultry Netting, Shingles, Mal
thold Roofing P & B Ready
Roofing. Screen Doors and ad
Justlblo Window Screens,
All At Lowest Prices.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
230 Court St
Phone 134
Orcot Chinese Doctor
L. M. HUM
Hab medlclnu -which will cure au
known disease. He makes a spciai
ty of, and guarantees to cure Catarrh
Asthma. Lung. Throat. Hheumatlsm,
Debility. Stomach, Liver. Kidnej
Troubles; also any blackened or
wollen soreness, broken llmbi
Smallpox; Epidemic; all binds of
Bolls, Lost Manhood, Female Weak
ness, Hernu Troubles and Paralysis
Consultation free. Care of Ylck 8o
Tong To.. Chtnnf drug, and herbs.
IRS Hitch 8t i)Mnlr. Snlom Or
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