Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 29, 1910, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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DAILY CAPITAL JOTJRNAI, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1010.
EPUBLICANS REVOLTING
AT ASSEMBLY DOMINATION
Uncompromising Fight On the Machine, Which Is Parading
Its Republicanism Only to Gain Power and Plunder the
Taxpayers Frame Up of Big Interests Back of the As
sembly Program.
' "Ed. Journal: Wo hoar a good
deal about Tho Assembly. I havo
been a Republican all my llfo but I
look upon tho Assembly as nothlpg
but a machine move. If the As
sembly had put up tho names of thrco
men as candidates for Governor and
three names for secretary of state
and so on for all tho positions to bo
filled, tho voters might havo had
come confidence in them. It docs
not tako a very shrowd obsorver to
sco that It is a movement started by
just a few and that It is not repro
sentatlve. I think it tho duty of
every voter In Oregon who loves
represontntlvo government and who
Is against Machine politics and graft
to do his utmost to defeat the As
scmbly ticket."
Tho writer of tho abovo then pro
cccds to givo details of abuses prac
ticed at one of tho state Institutions
Ho cites facts of political managers
violating tho proprietloa of tho
State, improper uso of stato funds,
exceeding the authority of tho legis
lature, and financially favoring cer
tain individuals. These aro mutters
that ought to bo investigated and
will bo If I am elected Governor. I
do not think It Is proper to go Into
them In a primary campaign, and I
will not do so. But I will add that
becauso it is known I do not en
dorse) these practices and' would not
permit them.
I nm fought by tho Machino as
not bolng a good Republican. I will
not defend my Republicanism, I
havo supported for offico and helped
elect overy man .vho Is now attack
ing mo and I leavo to tholr own
consciences or senso of humor tho
Justification of their conduct. So
fr as they represent devotion to the
Machino I havo no compromiso with
them, They worship tho Machlno
more than Republican principles,
Many of these gentlemen whon I was
supporting tho ontlre Republican
ticket two years ago, including tho
whole Icglslntlvo ticket, woro knif
ing three men on tho Roprosentativo
ticket and supporting Gcorgo E.
Chamberlain for United States Sen
ator. I was supporting all tho
Ropubllcan nominees including Mr.
Cako for U. S. Senator. Who aro
tho loyal Republicans by tho record?
I or thoy?
Am I a Good Republican?
Thoy began to attack my Rcpubli-,
canlsm away lacl-. in tho days of
Governor Ponnoyor. I sympathized
with his fight to oxcludo Chineso
coolies from tho United States, and to
make tho grafting recoivorBhip that
vraa robbing tho old Yaquina Day
Itallroad pay Its laborors. I
holpcd him cut off two professional
grafts at a stato institution, whoro
two Salem politicians were getting
$2,500 a year as sinecures for polltl
cal services. Those two professionals
havo novcr thought well of mo sinco
and I was never a good Republican
In their eyes. Thoy woro ;ott!ng
rich off their devotion to tho grand
old party nnd that political arlstoc
racy of tho graft has never ceased to
clrculato tho report that I was not
a good Republican. I will stand for
any amount of honest expenditures
and employment of labor but will
not stand for a dollar of political
graft.
Anti-Graft in County.
I mado the samo fight against
grafts in our county government,
Whon certain contractors and county
officials wero running enormous
bills for repairs at tho court house
and charged $5.00 apleco for sawing
two inches off tho legs of court
house tables, I exposed them in Tho
Capital Journal and tho grand jury
Investigations proved tho truth of
what I said and that crowd de
nounccd mo as not being a good,
Ropubllcan. Show mo a professional
graft politician whoso plans havo
beon interfered with in the slightest
and I will show you a man who
doubts tho wisdom of making mo
governor of Oregon nnd who will
toll you on tho quiet that I am not a
good Ropubllcan. What docs their
Republicanism consist of? Does it
stand on tho Slmon-puro principles
of honesty and devotion to coinmon
pooplo, whom Abraham Lincoln
loved, or does it consist of tho near-
criminal dcslro to got their Hands
into tho treasury?
Machine Wants Grafts.
Tho Machino complains about tho
oxponso of Direct Primary election
It howls about tho cost of tho Initia
tive and Referendum. But tho
wholo program of tho Machino is to
croato now grafts. It wants to
creato tho offico of Lieutenant Gov'
ornor. It wants to hold a constl
tutlonal convention that would cost
$250,000 and mako new places for
machlno politicians. It wants
Stato Board of control to buy all
stato supplies at whoicsalo from tho
Packing Houbo Trust, from tho
Sugar Trust nr.d tho Standard Oil
company, from tho Lumbor, Trust and
put tho Machlno in direct contact
with tho big interests. No Machlno
candldato Is in favor of convict
labor on tho highways bocauso It
would intorfero with tho enormous
profits of Prison Contract labor.
Tho Machlno can rnly exist by mak
lng now places for Its adherents nnd
that Is tho real course and bnckbona
of tho Assembly program. Tho
framo-up of tho Big Interests fa tho
last Oregon Stato S nato is to bo
como tho government of Oregon.
out
side:
UCHT
f STUBDERS"1 DOUBLE WCWE HALF WcASTS NO
fbUCHT BTHE LIGHT JjTHECOST SHADOW J
A JQL JSk!
Some Builders, Attention
Why not Install a homo Hunting nnd cooking ojtem, making
worth rning, 100 per cent hotor than any othor gas. Safer than
electricity. Wo light ato. s, halls, churchos, fnctorlos, etc. Also do
tinning and heating and plumbing. All w k arantood.
A. L. FRASER
Phono 135. Tho Celebrated Lennox Furnace. 258 State Stroot
YOU KNOW IT'S NO FUN
to got down under your auto and try
to fix It up so you enn got orae, and
all becauso you neglected some llttlo
repairs boforo starting out. Send
your machlno hero and havo us repair
it so you won't havo tho man under
neath experience again. Tho man
who said a stitch in time know his
buslnoss all right.
Our 1011 Maxwell is now lioro. Inuncdlnto
Demonstration.
Delivery, Sco us for
SALEM AUTO GARAGE
210 STATU STREET
rilONE 380
JUDGING UY APPEARANCES
Of course ovorybody does, that, and
Laundry Work can't ba Judgod any
other way, Everything aubjootod to
our nrtlotlo treatmont comoa aut ft
cloan as a polishod surface a eleai
as crystal and as bright as a sum
mer's day, Articles washed proper
ly last twlco as loug and look twen
ty times bettor than goods badlj
laundrled. Wo mako cheap Jabrlt
masquerade for something better.
8ALISM LAUNDRY CO.,
Phono SB. 130-160 South Liberty St
(From the London (England) ChrUtuui
Globe. Mar 6. 1910.1
INCE tho days of Henry Ward
Becchcr and Dr. Tnimngo no
preacher has occupied so prom
inent a oositlon in tho United
States of America as Pastor Russell of
Brooklyn Tabernacle holds today. Now
wo on this sldo of the Atlantic aro to
bo privileged to listen to tho man tho
announcement of wboso nnmo fills to
overflowing tho largest balls in tho
United States.
Pastor Russell will bo the principal
speaker at the meetings of tho Inter
national Bible Students' association's
meetings, which arc to bo held at tho
Albert hall on the evening of Sunday
next nnd the two following Sundays.
Ho will in addition visit during tho
next threo weeks tho principal cities
nnd towns in England, Scotland and
Ireland.
Llko Beecher and Talmage, both of
tho samo City of Churches, Pastor
Russell Is an independent teacher, not
allied to nuy particular denomination
al organization, giving his time, his
strength nnd his great powers of ora.
tory to the molding of public thought
"with matlce toward none, with char
ity for nil." Abovo all, tho pastor
may bo described as strictly orthodox.
Although Pastor Itusscll holds to the
Blblo tenaciously, lie claims to have
proved that on sorao points It has been
misunderstood by both friends and foes.
In bis search for a basis upon which
to build bis hope for futuro bliss ho
undertook n lengthy investigation of
tho claims of Confucius, Mohammed,
Buddha and other founders of religion.
These ho found to bo unsatisfactory to
cither heart or head. Almost without
hope, ho took up tho systematic study
of tho question of the punishment for
sin. Ills findings were such as to re
store perfect confidence In tho Bible as
God'c inspired word nnd revelation.
Over COO lenaing American newspa
pers now publish Pastor Russell's ser
mons weekly, reaching approximately
10,000.000 homes. Ho Is also author
of works entitled "Studies In the Scrip
tures," over 5.000,000 volumes being In
tho bands of renders. Tho slxtb
million Is now In the press. This Is a
remarkable testimony to the popularity
of his writings. Pastor Itusscll is now
on his way to Loudon, hnvlug Just re
visited the pyramids and Palestine. It
Is expected that his recent Investiga
tions will have much to do in still fur
ther unsealing the mysteries which for
centuries havo been kept secret by
that "Stone Witness." Tho Great Pyr
amid is tho subject of an important
chapter In ono of bis books, in which
ho makes somo most Interesting appli
cations of the published measurements
mado by the late Plnzai Smyth, for
merly astronomer royal for Scotland.
Dr. John Edgar within tho Inst year
has verified all of Professor Smyth's
measurements, which havo been used .
by Mr. Russell. The return of tho
Jews to their promised land, as proph
esied in the Scriptures, has been elab
orately treated by Mr. Rus'ell, nnd he
will now In- In position to speak wltb
added knowledge regardluK tho work
of the Zionists
Tho average farmer doesn't see
any poetry In a Hold of waving corn.
Ho is usually too busy making hay
to notice It.
ES
TATE
KECHTEL & BYNON'S BARGAINS
A Fine Fruit Farm.
Wo havo an exceptionally woll kept
40 acres In tho Liberty district on
tho rock road which will Interest
nnd pleaso any ono looking for a
first class fruit ranch. This is a
good houso, barn, shod and othor
outbuildings, good fences, fino
woll; land is all cleared; half la
fruit; 13 acres Italian prunes, 5
acres Royal Ann cherries, ono
aero pears, 1 aero family orchard,
1 aero goosborries, 5 acres straw-
borrlea and all In first class con
dltion. If you aro looking for n
fruit ranch seo this boforo you
buy nnd tho chances aro you will
want this ono.
Here is a farm that Is nttractlvo in
many ways. Tho placo Is woll lo
cated on bonutlful Howell prnirlo,
has running water nnd springs.
Somo llttlo timber and somo good
pasture Thorp aro 9G acres of
which 75 acres aro cleared. Thoro
is a good six-room houso, barn In
good condition and othor out
buildings. Tho property is only
nuout 8 miles from Salem on a
good road. Tho land is rich and
slightly rolling. Prlco only ?100
per ncre. Easy terms.
$2200 will buy a flno 5-room house
on good street near Stato, nearly
now, has lawn, shrubbory, flowers,
barn and nil conveniences, This
Is a nlco little placo nnd Is chonp
nt tho prlco quoted. Only two
blocks to car lino. Cement walks
and first class plumbing. Graded
street, city wator, bath, toilet, otc.
AFTER
SUFFERING
iiunuiiimniiiiiiiii i iidhii in iiHiiinttiint
ONE YEAR
Cured bv Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVegetableCompound
Milwaukee, Wis. "Lydia E. Pink,
ham's Vegetable Compound has made
mo a won woman,
and I would like to
toll thowhoioworia
nf it. I suffered
f romf emalo trouble
and fearful painsin
my back. Iliad the
best doctors and
they all decided
that I had a tumor
in addition to m;
female trouble, am
advised an opera
tion. Lvdia E.
Pinkham'a Vegotablo Compound mado
mo a woll woman and I havo no more
hackacho. I hope I can help others by
tollincf them what Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound has dono i for
me." .Hits. JiMMAJJiSE, bm X irsw ou,
fllwanVeo. Wis.
Tho abovo is only ono of tho thou
sands of grateful letters which aro
constantly being received by tho
Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn,
Mass., which prove beyond a doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, maae irom roots uuu nerua,
actually does curd these obstinate dis
n.isfts of women after all other means
have failed, and that every such suf
oring woman owes it to herself to at
least give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound a trial before submit-
ting to an operation, or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass.,
Invites all sick women to write
her for advice. ,Sho has pruided
thousands to health and her
advice is free
Read September Sunset.
Read "Arizona tho 47th Star" by
Governor Richard E. Sloan, and
"Fromont and the Bear Flag War
by William Simpson in Sunset for
Septemher now on sale at all news
stands, 15 cents.
o
A good dairy cow Is always a
strong eater and drinker. Don't get
scared If you have that kind about
tho place.
They Havo a Definite Purpose.
Foley Kldnoy Pills give quick re
lief in cases of kidney and bladder
ailments. Mrs. Roscoo Glaser, Terre
Haute, Ind., tells the result in her
case. "After suffering for many
years from a serious caso of kidney
trouble and spending much money
for so-called cures, I found Foley
Kidney Pills tho only medicine that
rgavo mo a permanent euro. I was
laid up in bed with sovere backache
and pains, but nfter taking Foley'?
Kidney Pills for four weeks as di
rected, I am again able to bo up and
attend to my work. I shall never
hesitate to recommend them." J. O
Perry.
llKCHTKL & 11YNON,
17 Stato Street, Telephone 152
SEE
GEO. 0. SAVAGE,
For Fitrms and City
Property
IBS S. COMMERCIAL ST.
An Illinois hurricane wrecked
seven aeroplanes In ono day. The
hurricane received no damage worth
mentioning.
o
Saved From Awful Terll.
"I never felt so near my rrave,
writes Lewis Chamberlain of Man
Chester, Ohio, R. N. No. 3, "as I was
whon a frightful cough and lunt
troublo pulled mo down to 115
pounds in splto of many remedlef
and tho best doctors. And that I air
allvetoday.ls duo sololy to Dr. King
Now Discovery, which completely
cured mo. Now I weigh 160 pound
and can work hard. It also cured my
four chlldron of croup." Infalllbl
for coughs and coldr, Its tho most cor
tain romed. for la grlppo, asthma
desperate lung troublo and all bron
chial affections, 50c and $1.00. A
tr'al bottlo free, guaranteed by J. (.'
Porry.
Just boforo election another re
vision of tho tariff Is promised. But
tho people havo already been fooled
too many times.
Acuto or Chronic Which?
No mattor It your kidney troublo
Is acute or chronic Foley's Kidney
Remedy will roach your caso. Mr.
Claudo Brown, of Reynoldsvllle, 111.
writes us that ho suffered many
months with kidney complaint which
baffled all treatmont. At last he
trlod Foley's Kidney Romedy nnd a
fow largo-bottles effected a completo
euro. Ho says: "It has beon of lnos
tlmablo valuo to me, nnd I would llko
overy ono to know what a valuable
modlclno It Is." J. C. Perry.
A groat many people aro now
homeward bound from their sum
mer's outing nt tho Bay and elso-
whoro.
The Lnzlcst Man in the World.
Would not lio contented to bo kep
tn the house nnd do nothing by rheu
matUm. Neither nro you, who aro
always busy and nctlve. Thon don't
neglect the first twlngo of au echo o
pain that you might thing is Just a
"crick." Rub well with Ballnrd's
Snow Liniment and, no matter what
the trouble is, it will disappear at
once. Sold by nil druggists.
OREGON STATE FAIR
Forty-ninth Annual Exhibition
ill be Greater Than Ever.
W
IN PREMIUMS AND
PURSES
eptember 12-17
1910
Grand Showing of Live Stock.
Racing Program Complete.!
Reduced Rates on all Railroads.
Come and bring yourf riends.
J. H. BOOTH, Pres.
FRANK MEREDITH, Sec.
Read The Journal Ads Carefully. Our advertisers are offering great Mid-Summer Bargains.
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' i Try' a Journal Wout Ad.
All our properties in Klamath Falls
and Worden, Oregon, Dorris and ML
Hebron, California, will be taken off
the market here September 1. We
will sell only to buyers applying on the
ground at the towns above named.
Notice is hereby given that present
prices will be increased 20 per cent
on September 1 .
We are establishing offices in each
of our towns, and our representatives
will be in charge.
Signed:
P. C. LAVEY & COMPANY
By P. C. LAVEY, President
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