Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-10
JOURNAL tx" RAYS.
Directed Upon Persons and Things BY the
Good Natured Man.

Directed Upon Persons and Things BY the
Good Natured Man.
This is not to be a campaign Of but.
tons alone.
Will the Statesman please print Mfr.
! Ford's speech TO the workingmen's
club?
IL wasn't jO-cent dollar before '73;
what sense is there in declaring that
it will be IL again placed in the same
position?
a century ago band of true Amer
leans repudiated old England. Now
we want England's consent to mind
our own business.
Mr.. FOrd's speech to the working.
men was taken down in shorthand by
his own official stenographer. Why
don't the Statesman print It?
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Mr.. Geer is now the Salem organs
good fellow. Three short months
ago he was crazy oflice-seeking
wind bag. He is not seeking Office
now.
The Astoria Budget comes TO us
with the advertisement of the
Louvre saloon marked. He is evil
IDENTIFY laboring under the impression
that we belong to the Oregon Editor
ial association.
They call that man a statesman
whose ear is turned to catch the
slightest pulsatlOn of a pocketboOk,
and denOunce as demagogue anyone
who dares to listen to the heartbeat
of humanity William j. Bryan.
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Shelburne Of Texas is "a man with
out principle" says the Statesman, be-
cause he is goldite and accepts a
nomination on q silver ticket. What's
the matter with Bill Mckinley? He's
all right, he's silver man and takes a
gold nomination. That's principle,
you know!
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Salem gold standard men sent a
stenOgrapher to SilvertOn totake down
the speeches made there by Barkley
and other speakers. We challenge
them to publish them. They should
meet the biTetalllsts in joint discus
sion or else publish the addresses
The people want the facts.
Apropos II. II. Geer's letter, w. ~.
RigdOn was voting the Republican
ticket when the "Waldo Hills Farm
er" was running for the legislature on
the "Dolly Warden" ticket In Uni on
got left. Come again,
II. II.
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Mr.. Race is Off when he says II HE
JOURNAL invented the story that Mr.
Ford was to speak at the Working
mems club TO members only. The
JOURNAL printed what II did on the
strength OF Mr. Ford's statement in
this office. Mr.. Ford now says he
was only "jollylng the JOURNAL
man" THE JOURNAL Is willing TO
accept that explanation Of Mr.. Ford
Our stock OF tan shoes must be
closed out before the season is over.
See Krausse Bros. l4tf
REACHING THE VoTERs.-The al
phabetlcal lists of voters in each pre-
cinct in this county are being printed
lt Il. Ii. Flagg's printing Office, and
100000 copies Of gold standard lltera-
Iure will be sent out very soon in this |
state. These lists were prepared by |
Mr.. f. A. Turner, an experienced po-
ltical worker who came from Iowa a |
lew years ago. lie has recently been
appointed deputy clerk of courts to
Rhoda Allen of Sllverton.
OFF For "BAR."-I p. Callison,
hyde Brock aud August Krantz left
'arly this morning for the mountains
Ibove Mill City where they will enjoy
egular mountain life for period OF
bout two weeks. Each was supplied
With a pach that had been securely
astened upon their backs and they
eminded one quite forcibly Of
knights of the road" Each carried
rifle which was evidently loaded
or "bar."
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give Bread and Milk supper for
0 cents, in the rear room of the Epis-
opal church, corner of Chemeketa
nd Church streets, Tuesday August
lth, from 8 to s O'Clock. Everybody
invited.