Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-13
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On the WsbfOOt Politicians.
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JfetfQn. state documents. q this
cazrscter. are usually very dTy and
1rinterestinx reading. But not 20
Hith the EoTeInOr's message. Il deals
Eith state g0esti0us 30 fully, clearly
znd iutelligentlY that One scarce
srsoEs which 20 admire most, The
merits d the suggestions offered o.
the amount q Information conveyed
% the average mind"
There are % holes 10 the biz bridge
a. Salem through which President
Wallace. Of the Salem Water Com
pany, would fall.-JOCRSAL-
10: but there will Be ia few weeks
One of the holes DOW there is wearing
foot larger every dsY.-IndepeDdent.
In answer 70 numerous petitioners,
Judge Terrell Of Marion county had
the holes closed. He would not wait
for Mr.. Wallace To fall through before
acting.
Isn't 1t alittle cheeky Ofs"Governor'
Fletcher 70 refer % the governor Of
Oregon as "Mr" Lord.Y
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The editor Oi the Independent
learns that people Of great wealth care
simply governed By the teachings Of
the Christian religion, and their only
desire is 70 make men and women
happy"
The Astoria Budget finds fault BE-
cause FIVE alderman voted 10 license
gambling. Isn't it expecting too
much Of Astoria politicians when It
says: Parker. McGregor, Truliinger,
Siverson and Welch were all taFred
with the same stick.
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The Astoria Bupget says: Mr.. Geo.
Hilbert, associate editor Of the Bud J
get, left this morning on the State Of |
California for few weeks vacation |
10 the golden state. On his return he |
will be permanently connected with /
the Budget In the capacity OF editor. ,
Ma. HILBERT IS without a question
one OF the best editorial writers 10
Oregon.
Kansas will produce $1,000, 900 |
bushels.of wheat this year and 25 cent |
tariff added will make neat little in
come 70 the tiller OF the soil, The |
farmer is bound 10 get rich, II the
tariff is added t?) TO what he sells
The Cheney normal trustees In
Washington are hanging on the same
thread that Oregon's railroad COM
mission is. 1t is tough thread for
its size,
While the magnanimous Americans
who are bending every energy 10 send
aid TO the suffering Indians they
should not forget that our own cOun-
Try IS teeming with worthy Americans
who are in object misery from want.
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An inquirer Is Informed that the
highest vote for presidential elector
In Oregon ia November was:
Me Kinley ...... ...... .4s.779
Bryan ............ .............. 46. T3g
hlineI ''.-'''-.'....... ........ WI
LtNtIluk- ....tr-............ bls
Mckinley over all all.............. ia
Popullst leaders say thousands of
Populists voted for Mckinley. Who
elected himg
The Washington correspondent TO
the Oregonian says that II IL were not
for the silver men IL Is quite probable
that Me- Corbett would be seated, hut
they Will do everything in their
power TO prevent the seating Of gold
man Eastern Oregon Observer.
Some OF the papers are kicking ut.
Aincaid because he won't pass an ap-
appropriation bin himself aud allow
'verything in sight. The Newport
News Is particularly prolific in name