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Seattle Headquarters

All Alaskans going to Seattle on bus mess or for other purposes are cordially invited to have their mail addressed to themselves in care of the Industrial Bureau of the Alaska Central Railway Company, Lumber Exchange Building, Seattle, Wash, and make the Bureau their headuarters while in that city.
 Alaska Central Railway Co.
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REAL ESTATE RECORDS
DEEDS

DEEDS Nov. 29-F. r. Slecn ct al to TToorah Gold Mining Co.,, Falls creek prop crty Sl.
 Nov. 30 F. l.. Ballainc to F.. G. Stokes, lot I2 block 10, Seward, $70O: F.. C.. Stokes and wife to Napoleon Wells, lot P block To-, Seward, $500. Dec. 6 F. l.. Ballatnc 10 Mrs. J. C. Munscll, lot 23 block II, Seward, $500: F. L. Ballame to Bank of Seward, lots I9 and 20, block b, Seward, Sl; F. L.. Ballainc To r. c. Hale. lots and block 10, 5000; r. l.. Ballaiuc to Gcnevicvc Bal lainc, lots |, ?, B and f, block 25, Seward.
 Dec. S- F. l.. Ballaine to Thos. Cars tens. lot 3G block 9, S7OO; Jno. IT.. Brownlow ct al to Jos. Wilson, seven claims on Canyon creek, Sun rise distist, $l.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16

The Connecticut people who got mad because a preacher told them that @afterS are going Co hell are too thin skinned to take any chances and had better reform immediately. Hell k hotter than go verbal roast.
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Englishmeu alway, want to address the prime minister as "\Ic Lud," but Sir Henry CampbeII-Banuerman will not lose any glory by going into mS- tory with Gladstone and the younger Pitt a, a premier who was too big for go title of artificial nobility.
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FOX ISLAND FOR SALE

Ten miles from Seward. The island is two miles long and one mile wide. | will sell my squatter'S claim and 423 foxes, whose skins are worth anaverage of $2O each, for $25OO, whichis less than one-third of the value of the skins. Offer is made because wish to go up the Susitna to prospect for year.
 Alfred Lowell Third avenue, Seward. Y
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The Dougll, Island News grows en- viou, because the Doukhohors want to come to Seward and work on the rail- road. Itnttmate, that the Doukhobors, who wear no clothes, have been att tracred by the widely advertised semi tropical climate oG keuaj peninsula.
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The Wrangel Sentinel hopes for the addition ol several hundred souls 10 the population a. the town next year
 Most Alaska town, are looking for immigrant, with money and dou'tSecm Co care whether they have souls OF not ilthcy are not too tight with She coIn.
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It was always uuGe-tood that Japan 'N rtghtcou, indignation over Russian en- croachucutS i'm China was due to Jap ans desire to gobbIc up everything herself. and she has quickly demon. ,uurcd it by the rape of Korea
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Senator Piles 0. Washington ha, Horace Mcclure. formerly managing editor ot che po,J-'ulr'ligeucer and one og the uh.o>l newspaper men in the Northwest. u, hi, private secretary. NcClwe'~ new ioo k ouerous but it will be 30 vacation compared with his old one.
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DEATH ENDS ALL
 FOR MITCHELL
Oregon Senator Passes Away Of Impaired Vitality While
 Appeal is Pending
sy ooble to rhe Daily aatewny.


 Portland. Ore. Dee. 9 Senator John II. Mitchell of Oregon died this monn- ing in this city, from loss of blood re- sulting from hcmomhagcs caused by the extraction of four teeth. The Sen ator's constitution was much impaired and he was unable to stand the drain upon his vitality caused by the loss ot blood. He was 7O years of age.
 Senator Mitchell had long been the most notable figure in Oregon politics. He was four times elected United Stata, senator. the first time in 1873. He lost his seat in 1879 because the legislature of Oregon at that time was Democratic. but was reelected i'm lSS5 and 1891. In 1897 the mtj-NIitchen Rrpublicau, of the legislature refused to allow the house of representatives to be organized, knowing that Mitchell could obtain enough Democratic votes to elect him. In 1901 however, Mitch- ell was elected senator fourth time, on the last night Of the legislative scs- sion. His term would have expired in March, 1907.
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Richard Mansfield canned" his leading man. Fuller Mcnish, because the Denver dramitic critics said Men ish wa, as good as the great and only Mansfield
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AIr. Fitzgerald ha, been elected may prof Boston. \ man with that name ought 10 carry Boston a~ easily as Dublin unless he ran against O'Brien OI FlunertN
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TEMPERATURE.

Fair progress k reported to the war department on the work of rebuilding the telegraph line between Rampant and Fort Gibbon, although the weather k cold.
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Tammany Chief Murphy has gone to Canada because he likes a pleasant winter resort. and iu-uatwed persons iusjnuate that he i, staying there to avoid arrest for election frauds
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The Douglas Island News makes merry over lue fact that one of the directors of the Sea'Ie-Nukon cNpoSit- ion is named Steel It might have gone further and mentioned that his name i, Win Stce, although ha k an
 honest man and doesn't have Co Ntea. because he owns am Alaska newspaper.
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1T Dick Ryan intends lo butt into Cougre-, hy force he cm find pr.co- don't ,rt by Buck" IlHgorr of Texas, who once kicked down door To get out O. rhu House in order Co bust 8 quorum. Maybe the door has never been fixed aud he cm get in through the hole.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16

The Canadians who frescoed Sarah Beruhardt with superaunuated eggs failed ,o prove thereby that her criti- ci,ms of their style Were iL-Iouuucd.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Dec. II Mrs Wm. Cave to John J. Johnson, agreement lo lease lot lj, block 10. Seward, for six months for &l25 and at end of lease to sell for Sl35O.
 Chas. Tecklenbwg and J. M. Cum mingS to Hcnrp Brandt, lease to lot L. block 3, Seward, for one year at S25O per month.
 POWERS OF ATTORNEY
 $. D. Hathaway to John Lcchner; Jesse W.Jowry to John Lcchner: Maggie F.. Caldwell to F. r. Skecn: Wm.N. Armstrong and F, C.. McMichen to John Lechner.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16

The supreme court of the United States decided lately in a Kentucky case that the state cannot tax railroad cars used in other states even though they arc owned by a Kentucky cor pOration.
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AGREEMENTS

Dec 9-Wm. N. Armstrong and John C. Srcng to C. D. Lane, agree mcnt To sell Minnie, Dynamite Jack and Cho)uIIa quartz claims on Falls creek, SGO,OO0: F. r. Skccn and John Lcchncr To C. D. Lane, agreement to sell the Betty, Col umbia and half interest in Texas quartz claims, Falls creek, Sl50,- GOO: W. (. Graham to C. D. Lane, agreement To sell Texas quartz claim on Fall, creek, S5o,0OO Hoo rah Gold Mining Co. To C. D. Lane, agreement to sell Hoorah Group of quartz claims, the Captain and the Seattle claims. $ll0O0O
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FOR SALE-Best offer takes lots p, 26, 27, block 40; lots 15, 16, block 20; lots 12, 13, IA, block ', Seward, Alaska. Owner 94S, 22nd. Ave-, Seattle, Wash. x
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DEEDS

Dee. l3 F. L. BalIaiue to Ellen Rog- crs Atwood lots 2l and 32 block -. Seward, SlO0O.
 Dee. II F. l.. Ballaineto Robert Ash land, lot block 3, Seward, $7O0; F. l.. Ballainc to Mrs. Mary RaSs- mus,en, lot ! block 3, Seward, 57O0: F. l.. Ballainc to Mrs. C. B. Cave, lot 20 block g, Seward. S20O: Mrs. (. E. Cave to Alaiorc Boiling, lot 20 block g. Seward. 5000.
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WEEKLY WEATHER REC0RD

Weather record for the week ending December l6.
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Seattle had better not postpone the Alaska fair too long or Seward may take .- Of her hands.
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HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS

Dee. ? John Nash. &2o acre homestead North end Resurrection bay. Dec. 1 M. B. Holland 320 acre home stcad.E. side ReswJocjion bay: II. X. Mcclure, 32o acre home stead r.. side Resurrection bay.
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LOCATION NOTICES

Nov. 23 D. F. Griffith. two placer bench claims, Canyon creek: w.. C. Jack, two placer bench claims, Canyon creek; l.. II. Laurit,cu, two claims on Canyon creek: J.G. Kopp, two claim, on Canyon creek. Sunrise district.
 Nov. Wm. \. Armstrong, two claims on FalI,crcck.
 Dee. ". B. Poland, placer claim, F.. side Resurrection bay; J. B. Cameron. 20 acre placer claim. Resurrection bay: Pat Kcndrick. 70 acre placer claim, Resurrection bay. Phil Williams, 20acrcplaoer claim. Resurrection bay: John Black. 70 acre placer claim, Res mrection bay: FEE. Nowgs. el aL I00 acres placer ground, Cooper creek Clara A. Lyon. l6O acres coal land near Homer.
 Dee. 6 A. Ertcson, 70 acre quartz claim on Falls creek; l.. F. Shaw, 2oacre quartz claim, Falls creek: II. X. Ingall, ct aL I6O acres quartz ground. Falls Creek: F. l.. Bal- Iaiuc, 2J acre quartz claim. Lake Kcnai
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Convicted of MIsdsmeaGor

Last June Senator Mitchell was con- yicted in the '. x. district court of ace ccrtmg fee, for the ompIolmcn, of his senatorial influence to push the grant ing of land patents through the gem cral land office. The evidence to cou- ytcl him wa, obtained chiefly from confessions, by hi, law partner amt hi, private secretary. His health declined from that time forward Hc had ap- pcacd from the judgment ofconviction, and only few days ago paid SN5O in fees to perfect the appeal
 The career of Senator Mitchell wa, most remarkable. Iii, real name was John NJ. Ripple. He Wa, born in Pennsylvania June 22. 1895. When very young he married, and alter 8 few years. in l~oo. he deserted his wife and small children md came Do the Pacific coast, where he took the name of John II. Mitchell and married again without obta.nmga divorce from his first wife.
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Record Did No, Sioo Eim

These facet, were mgalaya more than a quarter of a century ago by Hayey ". ScottcdiJmof the Portland Orcgouian. for many year, NitchcII's most mvotrra,c enemy In spite of it Mitchell retained hi, political influence in Oregon but shortly af,yrwmd through friend, he induced hi, Poun- ,ylvania wife to secure a divorce from him.
 Twenty-Five years later Col Scott laid down hi, cumity and allowed AIir- chcI to bc elected senator in 1901 without adverse criticism. Ir was uu- der,tood in Oregon at the time that Mitchell had agreed to secure the election of Scott a, his colleague two years Iater and Scott received a strong vote in lgO3 He failed To secure a majority however, and Charles w.. Fulton was chosen the last night of the session. as Mitchell had been two wears before.
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Third avenue, Seward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

Washington, d. c., Dec. 3.-St. Johns
church will be the scene Of a fashion
able wedding this afternoon, when Will
liam B. Ridgely, the eomptroller Of the
currency, and Miss Katherine Deering
will be married in the presence Of a Sc
lect number Of their friends and rela.
tives. The general public will not be
admitted to the ceremony. Miss Cath.
crime Cullom Ridgely and Miss Eleanor
Ridgely, the two daughters Of the
bridegroom, will be the bridesmaids
while Mr.. Frank Jones, Of Chicago, an
intimate friend Of Mr.. Ridgely, will act
as best man. Mr.. Ridgely has been a
widower for some years. His first wife
was the daughter Of Senator Cullom, Of
Illinois.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

The time has come for this city to
enter upon a greater era Of improve
menfs.
II Salem is to hold the position Of
second city Of the state SOMETHING
MUST BE DONE.
If Salem is to remain the metropolis
Of the Willamette valley, we cannot sit
still and brood over the past.
The construction Of the fne broken
rock street south Of the city should be
followed by another street north.
Whenever that street is completed
there viii be demand for other streets
Of the same or better character.
Only che utmost activity and the
greatest pressure Of the mossback ele.
ments CAN STOP THE FEVER FOR
BETTER STREETS.
But hasn't the time come for those
ultra conservative elements TO recognize
tbe Inevitable and allow this city to 20
forWardf
Any capitalist who would buy all
che business blocks Of this city and
pave the streets az his own expense
would give tho town a boom.
Sneh an enterprising capitalist would
double his money on every foot Of bus.
iness property he would buy and I'm.
prove
This city should 10 forward aud
build modern streets and modern
bridges such ~ are suitable to'a Capt
Cal City.
The improvements Of tho stroots, put
ting In water mains and better light.
inF tho city WILL TEND TO KEEP
TIE STATE CAPITAL HERE.
n an era Of general improvements
is not entered upon, this city win not
bo long tho second city IN the state, or
oven tho third.
With new electric lines with hun.
,lrods Of now houses, with all business
Arms prospecting. there is no limit 10
what can be done here.
IN Salem would take up now indus
tries, move for a now railroad cast and
west across tho valley, there would be
n Foundation Tor a city here.
We are doing we'll enough. We can.
not complain as a city that We have
not enjoyed a steady growth. BUT
ARE WE DOING ALL WE CAN OR
BHoULD7
This coming year 100000 should be
expended on new streets and at least
ono now railroad secured. These thingf
are possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30
INSURANCE INSPECTION.

Tho examination of Francis Hcnd-
rieks, state superintendent OF iusur
anee, has brought out the fact that tho
annual official investigation Of life In
sunnoe companies in New York has al
Ways been Of d merely superficial sort.
II has amounted 10 nothing more than
comparison OF tho statements fur
nished by tho companies with tho hg
uTes entered Ia their books, and h never
went behind tho returns.
This sort OF supervision amounts 20
nothing, The work was practically an
done by mbordinates, and Hendricks
knew little about H. Aud ID is notice,
able that his assistants were appointed
on the "highest recommendations" "
that il, through the pun Of politicians
hke Senator Plat, who are hand In
glove with the men and the corporations
Who have been working insurance funds
FOR their private profit
There is evident need Of federal su.
pervision Of life Insurance companies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

Ayers Cherry Pectoral Is NOT a simple
cough syrup. It's a strong medicine, a
Doctors medicine. II cures hard cases,
severe and desperate cases. Especially
good in bronchitis, pleurisy, consump-
ton. Ask your doctor al about this.
We have 10 sscFstal We publish 10. hverco..
ths iermulas q all or medlelnss. Lowelf, Maas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

y
ditlon, resort 10 alcoholic stimulants
and invigorants,v tho after effects OF
which are very inturioua
DR.. X. V. Pierce, forty years, ago found
that women were being mistreated
through ignorance or carelessness and
determined to devote his life and energies
70 their relief.
Hduiilq found tle cause Of their suf.
fcring, nc pcrt sought for the means 0f
relief, and found In Natures ldbOTdtOrlf-
the earth, certain roots which had re-
markable and valuable medicinal virtues
for the cure OF these ailments.
Using chemically pure glyccrlne, OF
proper strength Instead Of alcohol. he
prepared extracts OF thoso, and the result
was 50 satisfactory that the cOmhlna-
tlOn became his "FavOrlte Prescription"
The roots used arei Bady's Slipper ruOt,
Black CohOsh root, Unicorn root, Blue
Cohosh root and Golden Seal root. The
world knows IL a. DIR. PtERCE's FAVOR
TIE PREsCRrrIoN, which has the won
derful and unparalleled record OF half
million OF cures In The last forty years.
Write ~ DIR Pierce. Buffalo, m. ", for
advice, given without charge.
~ am glad 70 be able 10 testify az 20 the
merits Of Dr Plerce's Favorite Prescription
for the many llls that women suffer with.f
writes Miss Gertrude Mitchell president
Young Ladies' Christian Endeavpr Society,",
- Columbia street. T.. Detroit Mich. sAftet
your medicine and IN a short time began 20
teel stronger, DeCamo mOre regular and
didn't have the bgaring-dOwn nalns which
cease 70 be very grateful that IL was brought
70 my notice. have no pains. and feel much
stronger generally"
DR.. Pleroe's Pellets cleanse the ciogRed
systam from accumulated impuritiea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30
n DRAWS HARD

On woman's vitality 10 do work for
which she Is untitled, and we wonder how
anInn of Illn Nl.ntrlnr,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30
CARING
FOR THE
BRAIN

Because tho grosscr organs Of the
body complain at frst moro vigorously
than the brain when maltrcatcd, We
spend most Of our lives curing their
ailmcnts Indigestion, dyspepsia and
tho many ailments Of tho stomach,
liver heart, lungs and tho other organs
wo seek 20 cure by care or medicine.
But brain exhaustion IL scarcely notice.
able at arsti thcn we end ourselves less
able 70 work, and when tho break comes
ID Il usually terrible and daai. II any
care at an Is accorded this most Import
ant and delicate organ Il IL by means
Of the so.called "brain foods." Amer
lean Medicine says that DR.. J. r. Wal
lace Examines tho merits OF the spe
clal brain foods with which tho ad,
yertising columns Of our daily press are
30 copiously decorated, and utterly 70.
iects their pretonsions and tho Invent
ors thereof. We are quite with him
when no AYERS that there are none such,
any moro than there are foods which
are especially beneficial 20 the heart
the lungs, the kidneys or any other bod.
ny organ.
What, then, can We 10 10 care FOR the
braiui Sleep, says DR., Wallace. II
mental exhaustion causes the head 90
throb. tho blood may be drawn down
by means OF hot foot baths before re,
tiringi this will be found highly con
duetive 10 dispelling nightmare or any
form OF insomnia due 10 oyeFwork Of
tho brain. But regularity Of the OBJ
seryanee a. the hours Of rest and sleep
should be accorded the position Of fore
most Importance Some men can DO
their best mental work late at night
and In tho small hours OF the morning
while others are intellectually far
brighter and more vigorous before
breakfast.
There Is really no general law
in these matters, except this-that the
early riser should regularly rise early,
and the late sitter Systematically sit
late. 10 is also perfectly true that the
amount Of sleep necessary for the res
toration OF the functional capabilities
Of the brain can be determined only by
the personal experience Of the owner Of
the organ. There can be no definite
90 lsnm uum GIoAa :pInpuuls oyIsmuu
a law unto himself in this respect. The
natural rulo for healthy man to OBJ
serve is to sleep tin he wakes spontane'
ously, and the true physiologie limit in
this regard can only be determined
by the healthy brain
which has been resting and has strictly
hygienic Surroundings When overstim
ulation or other form Of overexertion is
tried, more subsequent rest will be Te-
quired to restore the lost equilibrium.
And, although the brain may for a time
be driven at a rate Of too high pressure
and cheated Of its due allowance Of
sleep, the inevitable consequence Of
such treatment, if prolonged, is a men.
tai and physical breakdown"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

In Oregon thcrc l. no anor cattle
raised than We are procuring daily 70
servo our patrons We arc cxper,
judges Of meats and nothing is hung
in our leo boxes but tho tho vory chols.
est. Our beef, mutton, lamb and pork
and hams arc az for a king.
Z. o. CROSS,
stste Street Market. Phone 2ai
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30
Doctors
Medicine

It might not prove wholly effective, but
IT could scarcely fail to be Of far more
benefit than such scrutiny as state Of.
fcials usually give
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30
viii Arrange N. =. A. Program.

Chicago, Dec. 3O.-President William
II. Maxwell, president Of the National
Educational association, and the IS do
partment presidents Of the association
will hold a conference here today TO
arrange for the program Of the 44th
national convention Of the National Ed.
ucational association, which will be held
at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove July
3 10 Of next year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

State Street Market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

loss Of life and injuries received during
the FIRE have been fled against the pro-
prietors Of the Inflated Iroquois thea
ter. The amount Of damages asked ag.
gregates several million dollars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30
Rheumatism

Does not let so Of you
when you apply lotions or
Hniments. IL simply IooSens
It's hold for a while. Why?
Because TO get rid Of it you
must correct the acid con-
dition Of the blood on which
t. depends. Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla has cured thousands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

Maud-Isn't and 80 too old to
hope for any improvement 1 should
say not. One just begins to live. Take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. You
win Be blooming fair at 0. S5 cents,
Tea or Tablets Dr. Stones Drug
Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

Nineteen hundred and six will
soon be here, and il viii be in or
der TO figure up how much money
you have saved in 1905. II you de-
sire, our Savings Department will
help YOU save more in 1906 than YOU
did in 1905. Now Is the best time
in all the year to open a savings ae-
count, aud lay your plans for regu'
larly adding to It potion Of your
income. Include a resolve 10 save a
part Of your income in your good
resolutions for the new year De-
pOsits Of one dollar or more can be
made any time.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30

AAAAA1 VI VIZ y hANNAN II
of our land live
through a single
season OF pleasure
or dissipation.
TheB Wftl sup
with tears IN their
eyes. when they
mention the sub
joct at all, vt Is u
hard pull" that
with pain. weak
ness and WEAKNESS
they are ralmOst
dra gEed OUT
MINT IN this CON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-30
HAwI.EY A CANDIDATE.

Prof. Willis G. Hawley, Of william
cite University, has announced his can
didacy for congress in this district.
His platform reiterates the good
things expressed in the platforms Of
Messrs. Tooze and Huston, and adds a
few more good things Of his own.
The direct primary law does away
with conventions to nominate and
each aspirant MUST MAKE HIS OWN
PLATFORM DECLARATIONS.
Il would not be a bad idea If these
three candidates would arrange a mum.
Der Of joint meetings and canvass the
district, and let the people Judge for
themselves, after seeing the men,
which they wish TO elect
This Is a day Of Democratic tendcn-
cies and candidates cannot get too
close TO the people. ALL AsP1RANTs
FOR OFFICE SHOULD BE RE.
oUIRED TO DO THIS, and no candi.
dacies should be projected from a &c.
titious basis
Professor Hawley Is a fellow towns.
man Of ours, and a man who, in his pri.
vato life and labors as an educator,
has a high standing. His friends and
ncighbors may not all support him, but
all wish him well.