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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE QUITS.
WHATEVER else may happen politically, it is certain
that the Progressives will not go back into the Re
publican fold, not to stay, at least so long as the old
party keeps Penrose, Foraker, Cannon, Smoot and
Gallinger and that bunch to the front as its leaders and
representative men.
The New York Tribune, always the staunchest sup
nnrter of the old Hemiblican organization, and that has
for fifty years or more stood loyally behind the party,) wows, labor was unemployed, factory chimneys smoke
startles and shocks the old leaders in an editorial which
attacks this old organization, declaring that Penrose has
done more than his share to make the Republican party
ineffective and odious. The Tribune says:
"What will it benefit the Republican party to recall to
power the incompetents and reactionaries who wrecked
the Taft administration? The success of Penrose in
Pennsylvania through the cowardly acquiescence of re
spectable Republicans will prompt other exiles exiled for
the party's good to clamor for recognition. Former Sen
ator Joseph B. Foraker has been inspired to announce
that he is a candidate for the Republican senatorial nom
ination in' Ohio. Why shouldn't he be vindicated if Pen
rose is to be? Both are tarred with the same stick. Both
are earnest oil-barrel statesmen.
"And if Penrose, Foraker, et. al., appear again at Wash
ington as accredited Republican leaders, what hope will
there ever be of attracting to and holding in the Republi
can ranks those who believe that the party's mission
should be one of public service and progress?
"A clean, aggressive party is the only kind of party that
can win in this country under present conditions! If the
Republican party is to meet that test, it must cut loose
from the undesirables who crippled it and robbed it of its
popularity. The defeat of Penrose, Foraker and all of
their kind is necessary this year if Republicanism is to
come into its own again two years from now."
WAR ON SHYSTER LAWYERS.
American troops, besides doing other stunts, is again be
having itself. Recently it went on a "bust," blew off the
top fa itself or did something desperate, just what, is not
yet known, and gave evidence of an attempt to celebrate
the opening of the Panama canal by providing a genuine
volcano as a part of California's exhibit. This morning
it is reported as having shut off its steam and disconnect
ed its driving rods. A party was made up at Mineral,
Monday morning, to visit the volcano, geyser, or what
ever it is or was, and classify it. W. J. Rushing, forest
supervisor of that district, says it was probably a newly
born geyser trying its lungs, and that no fire or smoke
had been seen. Steam jetted some 200 feet, and this con
firms the idea advanced by Mr. Rushing. The north slope
of the mountain, snow-covered Sunday, was bare the next
morning, over an area of about two miles. By Thursday
just what the trouble was should be known, but in the
meantime it will not affect the price of berries in Oregon
or have any influence on the votes for governor. '
Our big contemporary, the Oregonian, should be care
ful about its editorials. These are usually well written
and logical, and it is for this reason we suggest that it
use caution in presenting them to its readers. We note
in Sunday's editorial page an optimistic editorial pointing
out that we manufactured so much that we must find for
eign markets, and that with our energy and push this
would be done. That was the thread of the editorial com
ment. In another column was an entirely different story
showing that the country had gone to the everlasting bow-
less, business stagnant and a reign of calamity sweeping
over tne country, ana an because 01 Democrats and a re
duced tariff. It is immaterial to us which point of view
our big brother takes, but we suggest that it is rather
straining on its readers to take both editorials at their
apparent face value. The two conditions the Oregonian
says exist cannot possibly exist at the same time in the
same country, and should not exist together on its edi
torial page. Hence this little suggestion that in the inter
est of us unenlightened chaps up in the valley that it select
one or the other view points and then proceed with its
pointing.
THE ROUND-UP.
Tho Reerml-Hprnld exnressos the oninioni
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iHE Chicago Bar association is trying to restrain the
activities of the shyster lawyers in that city, and, ac
cording to The Record-Herald, has compiled "an am
azing list of legal evasions and criminal practices."
A number of crooked lawyers have been disbarred in
the last year.
that "if the courts will hold up the hands of the Chicago 1 .11 (irntnlc cornea to tlio front with
Bar association and its grievance committee, the hope ol '.Uor mKZh iw
ridding the city of the more pernicious and predatory Va-1 one hen layinjr two on the Inst
rieties of the shyster species may perhaps be realized." Kltt? J,,st ,J nmk; '"; ,''",t ev'n-
The bar associations everywhere could do much for the -n,,, m,t(n nt A.-u.im for May was
cause of justice by keeping up a continuous fight on the:"-7 wlii,-h ' '',7 l,,,i"v tho
... i . ,i ,. . i . . i . i nvorni. 1 ho ."iiino report would fit
parasitic element of the profession, which has no respect t10 ui,inc.P f tho state, in o fur
for law or legal ethics. All professions have their hang-1 '' "h M' concerned.
ers-on, their fakirs and their frauds, but not many of
them are more potential for trickery and for actual crim
inality than the shyster lawyer. Chicago has no more of
them, population considered, than other cities.
The courts occasionally disbar a disreputable lawyer
for some peculiarly flagrant act of chicanery, but where
one such is put out of business a dozen others who are no
better continue to "get by." They haunt the court rooms,
chase ambulances and prey upon the unsophisticated and
ignorant elements of the community. They are unremit
ting in their search for clients, and the more ignorant the
client happens to be the easier is the picking for the law
yer. If the requirements for admission to the bar were
more rigid, there would be less occasion for disbarments.
It is possible that the country is suffering from an over
production of lawyers.
. Elbert Hubbard, shedding ink and maudlin sentiment
in the employ of John D. Rockefeller, and lying awake of
nights to study up some rational defense of his employ
er's acts, is onto his job at last. He recently, in one of his
Lmagazine efforts, designated the desire of the young man
wno wants to earn !piuu,UUUU a year as a "hunger to
serve." That is what is the matter with Elbert. He is
hungry to serve at the price, and he does not-care who or
what he serves, so long as the sheckels are plentiful in
return- tr4mnimh.
Carranza is eminently correct in insisting that any set
tlement of the Mexican situation without taking him into
consideration is a farce. He and Villa now control two
thirds of Mexico, and will, if let alone, soon 'run Huerta
out or turn his face to the wall and permanently dispose
pf him. Suppose by the time an agreement is reached
as to Huerta, that Carranza is in power?
While being: taken bnck to Cali
fornia from Alliiiny, "l!uek'' Lindsay,
escaped from tho officer in charge of
him, uenr Klamath Falls, Monday, lie
W89 wanted at Lakovlcw on a
of horse stealing.
charge
The Mcllitmville high school gradu
ated 43 this year breaking nil records.
I.nat o'enr the number waj 35.
Hop growers will meet at Aurora
Saturday to organize and affiliate
with the Hop (growers' association,
which was organized at Independence.
Tho final survey for the pipo line
for Oregon City's water supply has
been completed.
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Irwin B. Warner, of Mountain Homo,
Idaho, lias been selected as superin
tendent of The Dalles schools.
Tho North Bank road will build a
Huerta Involved United States, Hoping to
Unite 6ehind Him Rebel Leaders
By United States Senator OWEN of Oklahoma
TIIH president wns not only justified in refusing to recognize Ilnerto
U3 president of Mexico and in seizing Vera Cruz to atop the land
ing of a shipload of machine guns nnd two million cartridges, but
ho would have been FULLY JUSTIFIED IX DEPOSING HUERTA
BY MILITARY FORCE AS A BLOODY DESPOT AND A TREA
SONABLE USURPER.
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DURING THE FALL OF 1913 NUMEROUS EVIDENCES APPEARED OF
HUERTA TRYING TO INVOLVE THE UNITED STATES IN SOME ACT
OF AGGRESSION OR INVASION. HIS PURPOSE IN DOING THIS WAS
The gratifying news comes that Lassen peak, down
about the lava beds made famous by Captain Jack, Shack-Nasty-Jim
and his heroic band of 17 men, nine squaws and
innumerable dogs, who stood off a whole regiment of ! to stir the patriotism of the Mexican people, make them
FORGET HIS CRIMES AND INDUCE THEM TO GET BEHIND HIM A3
A DEFENDER OF MEXICO AGAINST AN INVADING FOE. FINALLY,
APRIL 9, HE HAD THE IMPUDENCE TO ARREST SAILORS IN OUR UNI
FORM, UNDER THE SHELTER OF OUR FLAG, AT TAMPICO. AND MARCH
THEM IN DERISION THROUGH THE STREETS. HE KNEW PERFECT
LY WELL THAT HIS PRIVATE EXPRESSION OF REGRET WAS NO
AMEND TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATE 3 FOR THIS
INTERNATIONAL AFFRONT AND INDIGNITY.
IJuerta desired to provoke some action that would unite behind him
the revolutionary leaders in Mexico, after which ho might, obtain his
pence, relying upon the benevolence, the dignity and the patience of the
government of the United States. He has failed. THE UNITED
STATES SHOULD NOT NOW, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,
BE CONTENT WITH ANYTHING LESS THAN THE MOST COM
PLETE AND ABSOLUTE RESTORATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL
SELF GOVERNMENT LY MEXICO.
Lapp & Bush, Bankers
Transact a General Banking Business
Safety Deposit Boxes
Traveler's Checks
short line up Snlltvaa Gulrk at Port
land, work to begin at once.
Contracts for cluster lights aggre
gating S.1,600 are soon to be awarded
by the city council of Kugcne.
A police matron for Pendleton is
proposed by the ladies of the W. C. T.
V., whs har appointed a committee to
eoafer with the city authorities regard
ing the natter.
"That idea prenonted in thia paper
last wock of oiling all our streets,"
says the Heppnor Gazette Times, "if
being indorsed by our citizens and thr
only thing left to do now is to oil and
thus make Heppntr a dustlrs town'
'With its issue of May 2S the Seaside
Signal entered its tenth year. It war
founded in the spring of 1904 by R. M.
Watson, who void the plant and good
will la the spring ef 1911 to the pres
ent owners, Kurd ft Scott.
An effort to open a public play
ground and park at Seappoose is start
ing finely. Mrs. K. M. Watts haa leased
to the W. C. T. U. some lota on which
two tennis courts, croquet grounds and
wings will be put up at once. All in
dications point to success, - it is re
ported. In an editorial on the results of
Hood Roads' day in Baker county the
Ilaker Herald says: "Baker comity is
among the pioneer counties to take ap
I be plan of having a movement exclu
sively of a county. Prom the start
made today it haa proved a success
and it is hoped tho work begun today
will continue."
A Glance Ahead
The summertime wnl soon arrive,
that season which is hottest; then ev
ery man in town
should strive to be
the leading swnt
tist. Por steaming
winds and brazen
skies, which make
tho cornfields tlour
kill, will nlso mul
tiply the flies, rn
couniMe them ami
ncurudi. And flies
oro such a pesky
crew, they made
one's reason totter;
aud so the first
1-4 thing that you do
. should be to buy a
swatter. Tho good old doctors disagree
wlieno'er they have a chance tol one
doc goes haw, aud other gee we cam
guess where they pranco to. But On
this question of the flies, they Bioak
up as one sawbones; they tell us that
wo ought to riso ami wade i;i blood
and rawboncs. 8o hasto and send your
littlo son, or, failing him, your daugh
ter, to hardware denier with tho mon
to buy a trusty swatter. And then
from every lowly cot we'll drive the
pesky critter, and sing and chortle as
we swat, and hand tho flies their bit
ters. And thus we'll benefit tiio race
that isn't far-fetched, is itf We'll
make the world a better place in whien
to sit and visit.
PoPTriftie. 114 fit
Idlnu Newipaper 8rrl
TEN MEN Or LOS ANGELES
ATTACK NEWSPAPES EDITOE
L09 Angel9, Cnl., June 2. Charged
with an attack upon Kditor C. X.
Whitnker, of the Monrovia Messenger,
10 men of that town wero arraigned
today in tho superior court before
Judge Willis. They asked for time to
prepare a plen, and wero given until
Friday. It is alleged that the men
attacked Whitaker because of certain
editorials that appeared in his journal.
IF
Eat Less Meat and Take a Glass of
Salts to Tlush Out Kidneys
Drink Plonty Water.
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys,
they become overworked; get sluggish,
arho, nnd feel like lumps of lead. The
urino becomes cloudy; the bladder is ir
ritated, nnd you may be obliged to seek
relief two or three times during tho
night. When the kidneys clog you must
help them flush off the body's urinous
waste or you'll be a real sick person
shortly. At first you feel a dull mis
ery in the kidney region, you suffer
from backaeho, sich headache, dizzi
ness, stomach gets sour, tongue coated
and yon feel rheumatic twinges when
tho weather is bad.
Ent less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Halts; take a tablespoon
ful in a glass of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
iuicc, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generation to clean clog
ged kidneys and stimulate them to nor
mal activity, also to neutralize the
acids in urine, so it no longer is a
source of irritation, thus ending blad
der weakness,
Jad Halts is inexpensive, cannot in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-watcr drink .which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here suv they sell lots of Jad Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kidney
trouble while it is only trouble.
PATROLMAN SHOT IN
ATTEMPTING AN ABEEST
U . V..." PStfWk0ntV&
Aksotufoty Pure
Preferred by Housewives, Physicians
and Pastry Chefs Indispensable in
making finest cake and pastry
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Loa Angeles, Cal., June 3. Phot by
a mil he was seeking to arrest, Patrol
man Edward P. Watt lies near death
here today. Richard S. Kynex, a paper
hanger, the man acaused'of the shoot
ing, is being sought by the police.
Watt was ahot whea he joined Thorn-
June is the month of College and School Com-i
mencements, occasions casting before them the
shadows of preparation.
Demands on the family purse are large and
numerous.
It is a time when the advertising in a careful
fx newspaper like The Journal must be of immense
service.
Read it carefully. Use the information it gives.
Buy only after complete knowledge of where
choice can be made to the best advantage.
To do so means a saving of time, and the guar
antee of satisfaction. Merchants who advertise
are the men who stand behind their promises and
who make good they are worthy of confidence.
iintumttttimiiiiiiiiiiiiini'-....-'
us Haskell, lodging house proprietor,
who wns pursuing Rynex to collect a
bill. When the officer commanded tho
fugitive to halt, the lnttcr opened fire
with a revolver. Watt replied with his
own weapon until ha fell, shot through
tho breast.
HAVE PURE BLOOD
Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes Rich, Red
Blood.
Your heart works night and day
without a pause. It i3 the principal
organ of tho circulation of your
blood. It is of the utmost import
ance that it should do its work well.
Tho quality and quantity of your
blood have much to do with its ac
tion. If this fluid is pure and
abundant, your heart nnd other vital
organs act T.ith more energy than
when it is defective in quality or
deficient in fjiiantity.
Hood's Sarsaparilla makes the
blood pure nnd abundant. It is the
one old reliable medicine, that- has
been sold fur forty years, for puri
fying the blood. There is no better
blood remedy, appetizer, stomach
tonic or nerve builder. From the
very first dose of Hood's Sarsapa
rilla improvement bepins.
He sure your druggist gives yon
Hood's, f ir nothing else can pos
sibly benefit you as-much and no
thin? else can take its place. Get
it today.
SalemFence
Works
B. B. FLEMING, Prop.
Headquarters American Wixo
Fence, Morley'a Patent Hop Bas
ket. Send your orders In now.
Big stock ot hop and loganbary
wire. Rubber roofing, 1.60 up
per square. Elastic roof paint,
cant' be beat. Stock of paints
and vamUhes at 20 per cent -e-duction,
three brands. Cedar
fence porfts and wood and iron
walk and drlva gate.
250 Court St Phone 124
P. 0. Box 3S6.
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get a froe copy of tho magazine
that brings tie buyer and Heller
of real estate together without
commission.
Household Worry
Is 99 Per Cent
Wash Day
Good Riddance by the Laundry
Remedy.
Linen, blankets, curtains ajx
parel all come back beautiful
when we do your work.
Salem Steam Laundry
136 South Liberty Street
Phone 25
Dry Cleaning. Ask the Drirrr
I House of Half a Million Bargains
Come and see the biggest wonder in the history of Salem. We bHy and
sell everything from a needle to a piece of gold. We pay the highest
cash price for everything. Monster stock of all kiads of grain sacks.
H. Steinbock Junk Co.
233 State Street Salem, Oregoa.
Phone Main 224
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Marion Second Hand Store
New location. Enlarged space. Greater rariety of new sad second
hand goods. We buy, sell aad exchange elothing, shoes, musical In
struments, all kiads of tools, household furnishings, trunks, suit cases,
stoves, ranges, men's furnishings, garden tools, etc. Wa aim geil aU
kiads of goods oa commission.
Marion Second Hand Store
T Ferry aad liberty streets.
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Phone H&ia 2323.
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