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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1909)
PAGE TWO DAILY CAPITAL JOUIINAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1900. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL C HOFSn, Editor 4 Proprietor Independent Mewnptper Devoted to American mnclplei and taa Progrcm and Derolopement of All Oregon. Mbllihed Ktctt Krcnlnar Kicept Sundr, elern, Ore. IDBSCIlIPTlbN HATB8. (larutablr In Advance.) Dully, bj carrlor, par rear W.OO For month.... .....0q tallr, by mall, por year. 4.00 Per month nSo Weeily, by mall, per year-..... ...... '.00 Six month -.-..Ko UNiqNUVBEL A STATE GOOD ROAD SPOLICY. The Capital Journal believes the time has come to estab lish a permanent good roads policy. This cannot be done by a few gentlemen getting up a bill to put themselves into soft places. The campaign must be made with the people and the plan must be broad enough to benefit every county in the state. The plan must be sound enough to stand financial critic ism and must be made to include the use of convict and city and county jail labor, rn , . , , .,,, The political wiseacres of Oregon have swiped laws bodiiy from other states and passed them off as their own on an un suspecting legislature several times. No such legislative body-snatching will accomplish anyth ng as the fate of the Tuttle law and the Johnson law, killed twice, have proven. ,,,, Lot us quit monkeying and go to work in the right way to draft a law that will result in the state building one main highway through each county in the state. No other plan will reach results or, bo sustained by the peo ple. A FAIR TRIAL AND EVEN JUSTICE. That is what the people have a right to expect and demand of the courts. Let there be a full and fair hearing of tho testimony and a fair presentation of the law and the facts. Then there can be few miscarriages of justice and one trial will usually settle a case of any importance, That young Meyers deserves the full punishment fixed by the law for killing Policeman Tom Eckhart no one doubts. The people want such young men who carry guns and in a flash of anger are liable to kill any man to be dealt with. The protection of society demands this oven though tho man wero the son of a judge of the court himself, That Is the only way to p'rotect human life and suppress tho inclination always present to take the law Into your own hands, ONE CANDIDATE HAS SPOKEN. County Judge Dimick of Clackamas county has come out against the assembly plan of nominating state and county tickets . Other candidates for state office are dubious about taking tho nominating power out of the hands of the people. Of course, It Is possible that superior wisdom resides in assemblod political leadors, or has -been loaders, They might select a better man for governor or United States sonator than tho people are capablo of selecting, But the people will be slow to believe that, and the Capital Journal does not believe in the unselfishness of alleged lead crs. So it is gratifying that one of tho aspirants for governor ship has declared his faith in tho direct primary law. It is oxpocted that other gentlomon who aro willing to serve tho people in high office will have the nerve to declare them selves. It looks as if assembly nominees would not bo so Intensely popular as some of the machine newspapers havo led them to hollovo, EDITORIAL NOTES. A correspondent of this paper is in orror, referring to the criticism of the reform school. The law relating to commit ments allows the superintendent of that Institution no choice but to accept boys that are sent there. Tho charge for keep ing thorn should not Include money appropriated for buildings and Improvements. It is an educational institution and 1 10 cost of board is only a part of the oxponso of caring for 1 10 boys. Tho present farmer is not conducting a large farm of his own, Supt. Looney and his wifo tako a kindly and hu mano lntorost in the boys sont there and get as good results for the state and society, if not better, than anyone who has ever conducted the school. Sonator Bourne and Senator Chamberlain are to come to Salem noxt week somo time, They will recelvo a cordial re centlon, The Oregon senators are in an enviable position of being on vory friendly terms with tho administration, Thev ! i C AVI !! we 0 AVI NO Is tljo mire road to oalth. Thousands who have a oom potonco through saving, to every one that has acquired rlohos through speculation. AVo pay Interest on savings accounts. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT;- Capital National Bank 1W1VTW 9 wt w I W9 ,lf If III iti More Than Kuough Is Too Much, C. U. Klugcr, tho Jeweler, 1060 Virginia avenue, Indlannpolls, Ind., writes: "I was bo weak from kidney troublo that I could hardly walk a hundred feet. Pour bottles of Foloy's nny Remedy cleared by complex ion, cured my backacho and tho Irre gutarltlea disappeared and I can now attend to business ovory day and reo ommond Foley's Kldnoy Remedy to all suffer era ua It cured mo after tho doctors and other remedies had fulled." J. C. Perry. are both warm supporters of the great conservation policies of the national government, Both stood for the tariff on wool, hops, lumber and other Oregon industries that require pro tection in the opinion of those immediately concerned, Come to Salem, gentlemen, when you are ready, and the town will welcome you, Mayor Simon of Portland is absolutely right in refusing to sanction any more gravel and macadam streets in that city and demanding that hard surface pavements go down. In Seattle one can ride all day for miles and miles and not get off hard surface pavements. In Eugene there are miles of such pavements. The struggle to avoid such improvements at Portland and Salem is dictated by mossbackism pure and simple, The main business streets and the best residence streets should have nothing but hard surface pavements, The way the improvement of East State street is being juggled, and the way Court street property owners are fighting paving, and the way the paving of South Commercial street was killed for this year are not hopeful signs for the capital city taking the proud place where it belongs as the most beautiful capital in the northwest. Mud six months In the year and dust the other six months keeps good improvements down on any street, and keeps property down. Lei Uo all change our mental atiiludc and join the progressive leadership of men like Mayor Simon and Mayor Rodgers for hard surface pavements in this world and the next. The Electric Fixture and Supply Co. Are now in their new quarters at 245 North Liberty street. We have a number of new, catchy designs to select from. Come and see us. Electric Fixture & SupplyCo. L. S.(HYDI:, Manager PLANS PROPOSED FOR WILSON PARK this city. Tho matter will probably bo submitted to tho next meeting of tho city council. W. F. Chaco, tho Portland land senpo gnrdner, who wns omploycd by tho park commltteo to proparo plans for tho pormnnont Improve ment of Wlllson park, camo up to Stilom yestorday, and met with tho pnrk commltteo, submitting two Bets of plnns, Hint wero taken under ad- vlBOtnont by tho commitoo. Tho plnns will bo considered with Mr. 0. L. McNnry, prcsldont of tho Board of Trnuo, and administrator of tho E. M. Walto cstnto, to ngrco ns to tho placing of tho fountain loft by that veteran printer, and head of tho first commercial organization of HACK GIVES OUT. Plenty of Hnlem Renders TIiIn Experience. Have The Mission Of thoso corpusclos In your blood that hnvo boon cnllod " Llttlo Soldiers," Is to fight for you against tho dlsoaso germs that constantly ondnngor your hoalth. Thoso corpusclos aro mado healthy and strong by tho uso of Hood's Snronparllla. This medicine is a combination of moro than 20 different remedial agents in proportions and. by a process known only to oursolves and it has for thirty years been constantly proving its worth. No substitute, nono "just-as-good." The Clias. K. Spaulding Logging Company Takes pleasure in announcing that they are now handling a complete line of Lime, Cement, Plaster, Prepared Roofing and Building Paper. REASONABLE RRICES AND PROMPT DELIVERY You tax tho kldnoys oyorwork thorn Thoy en tift kcop up tho continual strain. Urinary troubles sot. In. Don't wnlt longor tako Doan Kldnoy Pills. Salem people will toll you how thoy net. . H. Wood, carpontor, 2G0 Cot tago stroot, Salem, Ore., Bays: "A good many years ago I was kicked by a mulo. At nnothor tlmo, whllo digging a woll, It envod in on me. Slnco then I hnvo had moro or less troublo from my kldnoys. Any chnngo of woather caused my back to ache, and when I worked hard I became bo Inmo that I could hardly stralghton nftor stooping, I finally procured Doan's Kldnoy PI1U nt Stono'H drug store, and, although I havo continued to work hard, and nuvo been exposed to bad woather, not an aolio or other symptom of my formor troublo romnlns. This elonrly proves that Doan's Kldnoy l'llls ltvo up to tho claim mado for thorn. I also know of other people who havo derived grout beuelU from tholr uso, , Vor Halo by all donlors. Prloo CO couts. Foster-Mllburn Co., lluffalo, Now York, nolo Hgonts for the United States. Hemombor tho nmuo Doan's 1M.1 Intra tin ftlllAf ' MUH WllVtl Itw WHtVI. I I I i Gtol!!rn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA All Patont Medicines or medicines ad vertised In this paper are for salo at DR. STONE'S Drug Store Tho only cash drug store In Oregon; owes no one. and no one owes It; carries largo stock. 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