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

doing things, getting back into his old
places on the committees; Fulton be-
coming prominent. Hermann and Will
hanson were there and able to hold
their own; the exposition appropriation
was secured in state and nation, and it
was time to turn things loose. SO Ed.
itor Scott makes his headquarters at
Washington, d. c.; Heney is imported
and the grand jury set TO work. Today
as a result of SIX MONTHS OF THE
LABoRs OF A CAREFUL CON-
sTRUcTIvE GENIUS FOR PRoDUc-
ING POLITICAL ANARCHY, Oregon
is again almost without senator and
without congressman who has any
voice or potency with a republican adj.
ministration. Tho influence of the state
in national affairs is destroyed, the ref
erendum has tied up every dollar Of
state appropriations; the direct prima'
ry HAS ABOLISHED THE REGU-
LAR REPUBLICAN oRaANIzA-
TON, and the commonwealth trembles
ON the brink Of political nothingness.
1.-THE OLD REGIME IS ENDED"
THE NEW REGIME IS UsHERED
IN. WHAT WILL 1T BE7
Who can doubt that steps will be
taken TO INVOLVE cHAs. w. Full
TON IN SOME PHASE OF PUBLIC
LAND scANDAL7 Who can doubt
that. unless he becomes n cheerful tool
or idiotic cypher of the new regime,
but that he will be obliteratsdi What
use has the Heney dis.
ponsation for a man Of fine legal abil'
ity strong, clear.eut personality, a
magnetic orator like Fultoni Fulton =
virtues are his dcathknell in their eyes,
because no such man can be tolerated
by the triumvirate who in themselves
embody all the virtue, ability and
brains needed TO run the affairs Of Ore
gon at home or abroad. Fulton's fatal
gift of talent make him n marked and
dangerous man, to be got rid Of. The
republican party dare have no leader
ship in Oregon Of the character Of men
like Fulton. Not man has been AL
lowed to come to the front and hold his
position who had any ability TO dc
things or any courage to 90 before the
people and tell them about it, THE
STATE TODAY HAS NO REPUBLI
CAN BUT HIM IN OFFICE WHO
CAN ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON
ANY QUESTION.
When the Scott delegation in 100;
forced Furnish on the ticket for COVER
nor as a padlocked mouthpieee of tall
tower republicanism, that was tho
limit. The people revolted and elected
man who could talk to them. Under
the domination of the tall cracked tower
political chaos reigns in our public af
fairs, and party leadership is absolute
ly destroyed. Under the personal diree
tion Of the Oregonian managers, re
publican faction of the legislature wa
herded with the opposition and playe'
the game of the far-sighted democratic
! governor, and a whole session passe'
Q without a republican caucus on publi
. policies, while there were eontinua
) conferences with the enemy, and tn
D democratic governor MADE DAILY
r HARVESTS OF HARVEY SCOT.
5 HAY.
) The state board of Lewis and Clarl
0 fair commissioners have secured a lega
] opinion as to their right to call for a
G accounting of the concessions grante'
. by President Goode, of the corporation
g They also want TO know how man
q passes Goode has issued. One membe
}. says Goode has issued 500, at least
d Members of the state board themselve
q have passes issued by Goode. The
= even have to have pass issued b
0 Goode if they want to go into ANY ol
+ THE BUILDINGS OR oUTHoUsEi
, ON THE GROUNDS, many of ther
Q erected by themselves. So long as tn
), Goode corporation wanted building
c erected out of state money, it was yer
J, good and submitted plans to the stat
d board. But when the state board ba
= no more money it is different.
l went ont to the fair Thursday wit
5 some Of my constituents from LineOl
! county. We were all common peopl
n and paid 25 cents to get into Il
L grounds. WE WERE NOT HELD U