Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-22

ncluding of course, nearly everybody
but the Oregon country editors ant
their wives. THEY ARE GOOD
ENOUGH TO PRINT THE sLusH
that is sent them every week, but that
Is all they are good for.
Hon. B. +. Jones, Of Lincoln county.
Aritited the worlds fair grounds Thurs.
day. He had lawsuit here in one Of
the courts and came out to look over
he grounds. He has the confidence of
he clam-diggers down on the Yaquina
Beaches, but his opportunities for learn.
ing the iutricacies Of high art have
.been very limited. He bushed as red
es Hood River strawberry when he
approached group Of females reach.
ing their white plaster-of-paris arms
toward the tops Of the mountains, and
Suggested that they at least have a few
bedsheets pinned around their legs
ones also objected to the big bull who
rtands in a rather rampant position in
Front Of the government building. He
paid that bull would not be permitted
10 run at large in Lincoln county. He
lid not believe his constituents from
the Siletz reservation would stand for
bis appropriating money in the legisla.
fure for any such exhibit as that. He
1idn't see but what a decent-looking
eow was more ct animal to put where
Everybody had to look right at it.
The tenting concession is under the
fontrol Of G.. Y. Harry, one Of the mem.
bers of the state board. The rates for
tents have been made low, $3.50 for
Two weeks and $3.50 week thereafter
or a tenting space for a family. II is
1tted up with all sanitary appliances,
md Mr.. Harry has looked after all
Comforts and conveniences, such as wa.
ler, lighting the grounds, keeping them
Dean. II the state board do not win
but in their contention for their rights
bn the grounds, they will all be cared
for on the G.. Y. Harry camp grounds.
The commutation ticket arrange.
hents at the Lewis and Clark fair are
bot eactly q boon to the man Of large
Family or one who is possessed Of mod
erate means. You get 1877 admission
lickets for $40, fifty tickets for $3.50.
four photo goes on the same, and they
ere good only for yourself, Single tick
ots are fifty cents. AT ST. LOUIS
TILE COMPUTATION TICKET AD-
AdITTED A MAN AND HIS FAMILY.
He had to have his picture on the tick
81 and be present TO identify his fam.
ily. But that is not as / understand the
Portland fair arrangement. The 1877
admissions will cost a little less than
10 cents, the fifty admission 25 cents.
The wealthy Portlander or visitor will
no into the fair for 1871 to Is cents.
The moderately well.to-do or poor man
Nth family will pay 80 cents. II the
ereat mass Of the people could use a
tommutation family ticket, it would be
IS great saving and increase the attend
anee and receipts Of the fair. OF
eDurse, the managers want to do that
pery thing, but are taking a queer way
l6 get at II. IN FACT, IT AMOUNTS
10 A oINcH FOR THE RICH MAN,
As USUAL.
WHICH WILL RUN THE TOWN
MORE WIDE OPEN, WILLIAMS OR
fANE7 williams as mayor won the
ebnfdence and solid support Of the
aAmbling fraternity, and DR., Lane is
4tmething of a sport himself. That is,
~ is a man of liberal views and does
not condemn any one or any element OF
|leiety. But, say, talk Of any one else
Iolching the liquor dealers and allied
fbsiness interests, but Williams. II is
1Inply everlastingly out Of the ques'
spn. The liquor business, cigar trade
Ittel and restaurant people are organ
Ied cup to the handle" All their
hployes, the people they rent Of, the
&b bolesalers, manufacturers and any
ID directly or indirectly connected
Mn them IS ENROLLED AS A
fIGHTING FORCE and supported a
i|ttle red ticket at the primaries, on
Nhich all but two out Of eighteen were
animated. They registered their votes
aDd got them out on election day, and
Niil do so again. This organization has
been perfected in Portland and is a po-