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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-15
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-15
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27

publicans as Mr.. Dolliver. The he'
publican party in Iowa never tnre"
down its ablest leaders, and put all iIs
snurious elements into the saddle, ana
II it would the Oregon campaigner VINO
went there and said it must be swal'
lowed perforce would not meet with a
hearty reception. Oregon is trying 10
slough off about $4,000 year OF fees
and perauisites that are unconstltu-
tional. cut off at least $25O,OOO year
of CRAFTS. and get a better plan OF
handling state revenues. When TINS
issue is clearly before the people the
Republican state convention throws
down all the men who are in favor OF
this great economic reform and put
in control of the party the very ele-
ment that has debauched the legisla-
ture. and says there "is nothing In 1t,
/. G.. this reform. Yet we are to stand
by the work of the debauchers as ga
cred proposition of national Republl-
can politics. With all kindness to
young Mr. Dolliver, whom we have
known from boyhood. his theory OF the
sacredness of a push nomination
smacks of the breech-clout stage OF
development in politics.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
PERSONALS.

John Bayne was in Albany today
S. r. Vail is home from Portland.
e. c. Patton has returned from
Portland.
Mrs. S. w. Thompson and daughter
Lou. are visiting at Mehama.
Miss Caroline Willis, of Portland, Is
the guest of Mrs. p. II. Sroat
Mrs. Haney, of Lafayette, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs G. G.. Bingham.
j. L. Stockton, the Salem dry goods
merchant, is in Portland on business
Mrs. r. c. Shelton went to Eugene
today en- route for Los Angeles, Call
fornia. where she will join Mr. Shell
ton and reside.
Isadore Greenbaum, the Salem mer
chant, who has been i'll for some weeks
with lung fever, is able to be about
the house, and will soon be at his
post again.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
SALEM
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Will Be Visited BY Commit
tees of the G. A. r.

The Grand Army of the Republic
will visit the schools, as has been their
custom In the past on the afternoon
Of May Goth, at 1880 p. m. The follow
ing committees have been appointed
by the commander Of the post, II. A.
Crossan,
II is desired that each man should
respond and be promptly at the school
to which he has been appointed, and
that all comrades in the vicinity OF
the schools will also attend as well rs
the ladies of the w. II. c,
East School-Rey, r. II. Henderson
Captain j. O. Barnes, Findley Par
rine, A. ~ Gilbert,
North School-H. l. Brown, E l.
Briggs. Samuel Klefiman, Henry An
drews, J. f. Good
Park School-Dr r. c. Smith
James Bachelor, Comrade Ammer
man. l., Burton, j, t. Ross
Lincoln School--James Fisher, J II
Smith, A. f. McAtee, 5, h. Watkins
r. b, Lucas,
Central School-Earl Race T. Hol
yerson, J. l.. stockton Il. X Hall
II, A, CROSSAN, Com.
J. Q, Barnes, Adjt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
HAS A
FINE
CROWD
DOlIiYer of Iowa at the
Grand.
Political Thunder Smash
Some Straw Men.

Mr.. Dolliver, at the opera house,
last night, was greeted by a fair-sized
audience considering that his meet
ing was not we'll advertised. He con
fined his talk to general matters, and,
after waving the flag i'm heroic man
ner, proceeded to declare that the Re-
publican party had solved all issues,
annihlated all opposition, and, in
fact, was the whole thing. Perhaps 1t
is with our friend Dolliver, but there
are a few people who don't fully agree
with him, else, what brought him
across the continent TO wage battle
that is already won?
He proceeded to set up one straw
man after another, and then to ami
hilate him. The first was the dead
silver issue, which he claimed that
only insane persons could ever have
believed in, forgetting that the mar
tyred Mckinley, and others of his par
ty, fought, bled and died for it before
Grover Cleveland forced the gold
standard on mem.
He had some graceful speech for
the ladies', in acknowledgement of
their presence, and he expressed his
pleasure to see children present. He
thought they ought to be brought out
to political meetings. He would teach
the young patriotism from history,
and the Republicans had written the
brightest pages of American history.
Republican meetings were schools of
patriotism for the young, and the boys
are welcome here tonight. He thought
there was hope for the country as
long as the women took an interest in
politics. While the men held the reins,
it was generally known the women
told them where to drive.
He first migrated himself with the
large number of Democrats present by
throwing them a few boquets, and
thereafter said everything about them
that constitutes vagabonds and trait
ors. His fight of eloquence over the
Second Oregon, and the plains of
Malabon," were roundly cheered, and
he worked up his audience to high
pitch when he portrayed the awful ca
lamities that would befall the nation
II Oregon went Democratic. But when
he came to state his position on the
10 nd
was precisely what Mr.. Chamberlain,
the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor (whom II is his purpose TO de
feat with his speeches) advocates on
this subject. Mr.. Dolllver was long
on eloQuence and far away on data,
immense on eulogy and wind, but to
tho voter who is seriously wanting TO
know about the issues Of the impend.
ing campaign he was painfully bar
ren.
His theory is that when a man is
nominated by the Republican party
that ought TO end all inquiry. The
method employed to secure a nomina-
tion and motives that animate an Of
fice-seeker are not TO be inquired into.
That a machine nomination ought
TO be a certificate Of character is not
apparent 20 a great many Republi.
cans. There are Republicans besides
the ofTice-seeking contingent who are
temporarily at the front in any given
campaign who believe the people have
right to inquire into the ways and
means employed 10 get onto a party
ticket, and they are just as good Re
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27

that he took and in carrying the
Woodburn primaries for Poorman,
whom he afterwards slaughtered in
the county convention, in order to cap
ture the senatorial nomination for
himself Croisan was accused of
having promised his support to
Charley Fulton for United States sena.
tor. McMahan concluded his remarks
by urging the favorable endorsement
of the initiative and referendum
amendment
S. Farrar, J. w. Roland, A. M. La
Follett, r. B. Kay and w. II. Hobson
were the other Republican speakers,
Frank Dayey making the concluding
argument Kay claimed that in eight
years the expenses of the county had
been reduced from $4,000 to $4,000,
and a debt Of $4,000 had been wiped
out, placing the county on cash
basis.
W. II. Hobson made his first speech
Of the Joint canvass at Woodburn last
night, having been making a personal
canvass Of Linn and other sections of
Marion county. He said the June elec.
ton was of national as we'll as state
import, since members were to be
elected to a legislature that would be
called upon to elect a United States
senator. He questioned the policy OF
interrupting the system of our ma
tional progression, and discussed the
greatness of the country, commercial
ly and industrially. If selected he
pledged himself TO use his influence
and assist every measure of reform, di
rect legislation, and the placing OF
state officers on fiat salary.
j. B. Dimick, j. A. Sellwood and w
r. Slater talked for the Democrats, j
A. Jeffrey making the closing address
Dimick attacked the Republicans foi
having failed to name a veteran of any
war on their ticket, and in burst OF
eloquence announced that he opened
the first recruiting Office in Marion
county in 1862 He made a personal
attack on Squire Farrar for not having
enlisted in the service Of the country
and charged him with having at that
time been wrapped up in the British
flag" since he did not take out citi
zenship papers in this country, re
nouncnig his allegiance TO Great Brit
ain until January 70, 1900.
Mr.. Slater attacked the boast Of the
Republicans. in having reddced the
county's expenses SO materially, ant
their claim that taxes were lower this
year than last. He said the expenses
Of the county were on the ascendency
having, during the past few months
| Increased TO the amount of $4,000. He
said the reduction that has been ac
lcomplished in the county expenses was
the direct result of positive demands
for that reform, and was only the full
hllment of campaign pledges that were
exacted by oyer-burdened taxpayers
Mr.. Slater showed that taxes are heay
ler as almost any individual tax re
ceipt would indicate. While the taS
levy this year was two mills lower
than last year, more taxes in the ag
gregate were being collected, by rea
son of the increased valuation
Woodburn precinct Is very evenly
divided politically, but It is conceded
Chamberlain will receive a majority
vote. while the Republican county and
legislative ticket will probably carry
the precinct
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
Rineman'S Bargains

italian Prunes, 8 lbs,
25e
Petite PrunsS, Q lbs,
25e.
Pink Beans, 10 lbs,
25o
Small White Beans. Q lbs,
25e.
Good Flour per sack,
zoe.
sweet Oranges, per dozen,
15e.
Large Fancy Lemons, per dozen,
zoe.
Black Figs, per h.,
Sc.
Coed Cooking Molassss. per gallon
soc.
Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon.
SOC.
Scotch oats, per pkg.
t0e.
Maearonl, No. I, large size boSeu
white or yellow, per box, S5e.
Jumbo Mush, 2Is lbs,
Sc.
Bring us your butter and eggs. w
pay highest market price, cash o
merchandise.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
At ChemaWa.

Wednesday there will be class ex'
ercises at 3 p. m, and presentation OF
a memorial window.
At 4 D. m .htere will be a baseball
game between Willamette and the In
dians.
In the evening there will be further
programs. Carry a lunch.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
About Moving
Machines

There are a great many points about
moving machines that the prospec-
tive buyer is apt to overlook, especial
ly If he has left the buying of his now
er until the last minute, and wants to
buy and hurry home to get away from
or the other mower who will have "tho
best" of course. The thing to do
however, is TO let the machine do a
little talking. Use your eyes, n little
common sense, and II the mower can't
help sell itself, pass II up.
Now, tho Mccormick, for instance
Is the heaviest mower.
Has the widest main frame.
Tho heaviest main frame.
The heaviest cutter bar
The highest wheels.
The longest pitman.
or any mower in the field. One
point TO remember, is that when you
are developing power YOU have Ia
stay In contact with tho source. In
tho mower It's really the weight that's
the whole life of II, for IL It's a feath
erweight, Il will slide the wheels ey
cry time you cut your grass. Then, II
you want TO cut grass with the least
resistance. the cutter bar must be alb
solutely unyielding. and the McCor
mick cold rolled bar, with the extra re
enforcement on the near edge presents
the heaviest stiffest bar that's made
This makes weight, and to counterbal
ance this, they make wide. heavy
frame, and place the gearing at tn,
extreme left, which absolutely does
away with side draft, "A fact that car
be proven any time by dropping IN,
neckyoke. The main beyel gear too
Is supported at both ends by bearings
which is not the case with many 9th
ers
The hickory pitman bar is extremely
long. which reduces the friction 20 the
minimum, and tho knife is always II
direct line, no matter how much IN,
bar may be tilted. The knife runs II
the bar against extra long wearing
plates. which can be replaced wheI
worn, at small cost, making the ba
practically indestrucuble
The draw cut OF the Mccormick Il
the only perfect draw cut on the mar
ket. for not only does II draw direct
ly from the main shoe, but the double
trees are hltched directly To H. an,
under the tongue. making the pull al
Instead OF down. as In many Others
This takes the neck weight from tn
team, another fact which YOU cal
prove by dropping the neckyoke. an
starting the team down a swath
The Mccormick runs ON roller bear
ings aud with It's firmly set gearin
and substantial weight gets into IN
grass, and cuts the longest OF II wit
the least friction Of any mower mad,
II you're ON the market for a ms
chine it's your duty 20 see them al
and you can't fail 10 admit the super
ority OF tho Mccormick when yo
leave all prejudioes aside, and buy O
merit
We have already set out with IN
sales much In advance OF last seaso
az this cate. and II you're on the ma
ket you'll do well 10 see as.
Send your name; ven forward ca
alOg.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
SALEM
PURSE
FILLED
Entries Enough TO Secure the
100000.

Il is learned that the races for which
the Greater Salem Commercial Club
raised a $1,000 guarantee fund have
been filled TO such an extent that the
ten per cent entry fees will more
than produce the necessary $1,000 II
this is the case It will not be neces-
sary for our people 20 put up their
generous subscriptions. which were
10 be paid in case the entry fees failed
10 equal the required amount.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
Going to Get
Married?

You no doubt want the best
that can be obtained at this
time.
"a Then let us print your wedding
invitations aud annou rcements
and you can rest assured that
you have the best obtainable.
e Print Almost Anything and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
N. T. RINEMAN
as2 stats ST. Telephone tSt
Voters, Attentlonl

Voters, Attention.
For parties having homosteads In
Lincoln county, and desiring 20 vote
AZ the forthcoming election ON June
"a, Ia Toledo or vicinity. the Corvallis
4 Eastern r. r. Co. have placed ON
sale round trip tickets from Albany
and Corvallis 70 Toledo and Yaquina,
good going Saturday May Slst, and
for return trip on or before Wednss-
day, june ith. at $3.50 for tho round
"trip. TO secure these rates parties
Must 20 Ia a body May Slst, but can
roA rn separately.
EDWIN STONE.
LIN Manager
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
nrnnken Indian Women.

An Indian woman named Howard
and a girl, who belongs to the camp
southeast of town have been arrested
for drunkenness, and Judge Judah sus
pended sentence on a pledge that they
would stay out of town and keep sob
or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
Electric Line Improvement.

The Salem electric line is putting
in new overhead wire on the Rural
cemetery extension, A switch is also
being built in Lincoln Park addition,
to let funeral trains pass without de-
laying the regular service.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27
Reaular Club Meeting.

The Greater Salem Commercial
Club will meet at the city hall We'd
nesday evening of this week at 8
o'clock for the transaction Of business,
All members should attend.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-27

a. N. Clouah, successor 20 D. e.
hunslnaer Funeral Director, t07 state
Street Phone, once, 1851; rasldenee.
22i, salem, oregon.