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MAMIE HODGE-F.ve f~irlonrs In
Z oreczias sue 4 very good at pres-
SANDY CREEKER-Five furl1ngs In
lo3t dr!'.nS Has speed. but stops
Blue sToNE-Four fur,onss in osl.
b-ccElnr Doing very well
MORO iBOY-Five f%gr!ongs In lGi I'D.
PHIL F~INCH-Five n~Irlongs IN
ipN 2+. href zltS. rs 1t for his best race.
GEPANtt N-Folr furlongs IN J.49 20.
hnn-iiy SO vac never better: can
Nlu ANY day.
ECsEnrN SIX f~urlongs In i2i. sal
.0p.ng Go.r- sound
IESSAMt%E-SiN |furlongs In LII.
hre -.na. ln rare forvn
NOYEA Five mrlonSs IN l.o2 20,
hardly Wli yin a cheap race.
BAY TWIG-Fuur tgriougs IN o.49 rs
Aa d.,y shows a little speed
TIN J'ToOLE-Folr fur,ongs in
10 l-5. h4ndly. Has speed and races
rIRsT pIRATE-FlYe ~furloaes IN
.-i. ai our Showed speed, but Is
unt uf uillA account
Wit kFoEp-Four f|uriongs On 0.53.
bandit" Duke a nice acting colt.
ARHiIhTA-SX f~ITiongs IN l.i5. al
org, Ird3 .gg wta and rcrer Ia better
fOrst-
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LACK" MARTINS RIDE ON
ACCOUNTANT CRITICISED
After Nearly Putting the Dangerous Water
light Over the Fence, Jockey
Apologies to Owner.

Mr.. Brady bet on water,igAt quite
heavily and thought he had a good
Martin IS employed by W. Harry
Brown. brother OF the late Capt 5. :.
Brown Really Martin IS in the employ
OF Bob Tucker. who IS one OF the
heaviest bettors at the track. Tucker
trains the Brown horses. Whether
fucker p.1s down I do not know. But
Tucker IS a helNy player. M ais sue
cess has been marked this season An
alliance tween a jockey and a
plunger IS a dangerous thing Tor raeing,
~ ! often pointet OUT Il ne cas- 8!
While the relations between the plurser
Jockey nay be periecty strSlsAt
and honest, there Rsll always 1e a sls-
plcl6n TINT things are othHrM-ss Go
rot lmpute any wtongdoins TO Mar@n,
- orv hut the most houest motives
fr,n H4D Tucker. but ! say tilat US
slsr!cious puSic VIII always ttNe 4.
IDEA thar cvcrvtAing II hot yu
when a jockcy = n the einihos o. "
Martin's interference With Water'lsnt
reminds the writer Of the case ~ te-'
Afi.nharg better known as hionlik
4 Horse named Pros?ero was hcANt.y
10. NJ Toronto at tho recent meet
inr on a certain day. Digg7ns rode ~.
'Ise Prospero was badly peatfn -
man named Ma,oney VINO tTalhea
go accused "Klondike" OF contr24Ins
nlr.ins and having the rider pun inc
Sorzs To emphasize his remarks and
ir.r.ss thcm upon "kl0ndike' he alt
ne boakmaker win a bi1ckJaek as mo
',tfer was returning from the races.
Later an investigation snoweA thlS
~~,y1,pdfke' waS entirely innocent o.
arv wrongdolug. His sheets showed
Nat lie mad made no prodt ON the race
men Naloney a~pologized, but taat was
mighty poor consolation for 'klondlke' :,
and 4; didn't heal the four-inea wound
In "Klondlke's" scalp.
II was Oh the same lines mighty poor
consolation for Mr.. Brady 10 have Mar
lin |apologlze alter knocking N(erHSht
out OF the race.
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LEADS
BIG LEAGUE SWATTERS

Harry s,e.nfeld,. CORNER PED and
now playing third for Chicago. IS
now the leading s.ugger OF the
league. having an average OF .S53. a
gain OF IS points since last Thursday
Only two players, Schulte and Barry,
have made more hits than Steinfeldt
They have % each while he has q
Chance still leads in runs, with 81.
against 81 for Magee and 80 for Wag-
ner. The latter player. however.
leads the league in doubles and stolen
bases. with l. and Is respectively.
Smoot has a lead IN triples. with S..
wAile Lumley IS the homo run hitter.
with c.
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WISCONSIN CREW PICKED.

MADISON. Wis. Juno 6-Aquauc
Coach o.Dea a virtually picked the
eight men who will represent the WIS
cousin University In the intercollegiate
regatta to DO held at P~oughkeepsie.
y. Y, the latter part Of this ont
The average weight OF the crew. with
ont the co1swain. IS ls5a pounds. Tho
heaviest man is Davis. at No :, wno
weighs iSI. The weights OF the other
man are. Capt Bur!ing. bow, l5sls :
Johnson. No . 1874 No. 3. Wilder.
isiU. No. 1. Levisse. l55; No. 6. Ruth,
-. No. I. Hine. 100. stroke. Lea. is7h.
coxzwain. Burke, So. AL have raced at
Pou ,~lkecpsie.
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LONG ACRE A. A. GOES T0lLAW

Mike Newman. manager of tho Long
Acre A. A.. IN West Twenty-ninth
street. served an order o. Inspector
schnitthergcr and Sheriff Hayes last
49,, 10 apnear before Justice Giegcr!ch
- snecIaI Term. Part I. OF the S,tnrcme
Court. tomorrow. and show cause Why
either or all Of them shoult Interfere
In any way with the Long Acre enter
.~aln;nent or sparring exhibitions.
The evening world., 1906-06-05
BY FRANK W. THORP.

The manner in which Jack Martin
rode Accountant in tie Jockey cub
weight-for-age race at Belmont Park
yesterday was the subject OF a lot OF
comment. II Martin had any reas
earnes; Intention OF winning hat sake
with Accountant it certainly Old not
occur 10 him TO wake up and be dong
until the anal sixteenth was reached.
Then lie had no more chance OF beat
ing Whimsical tha, one has OF getting
clean beef from a Chicago packing
house.
They're taking Whimsical at a thou
ners 20 his bookmaker employer.
Was taat the reason why Martin was
50 apaunetlc on Accountant Was that
the reason why Martin nearly put wa
terllgh, over the fence over on the far
tutn7
In addition to Martins apathetic nan
ding OF Accountant, the strangest &C
t!on on his part vas 20 knock Water
light out Of the race. And stranger
still vas the fact that lie went to pa
moad jim Brady after me race was
over and apolosizel % the %corpuIent
owner OK waterlgat tor having inter
Tered with his horse.
There was absolutely no excuse for
the interference with Waterlisst un-
less It was done for the purpose OF get
ting a dangerous contender o u OF tae
way.
Martins extraordinary move in hunt
ing up M-. Brady and a~poiosizing for
having ln1crfered with his horse seems
~ .-,i.cate ,hat he feared a complaint
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ROBSON-ALLEN BOUT
DID NOT COME OFF

Especial 70 The Evening worl)
PHILADELPHIA. June 5-rhe hSht
card 1t the Washington Sporting Club
last night resulted IN a Azz!e. Spike
70 son. champion OF England. was
ma-eaed To- meet johnny Allen. the
dshtias butcher BOY, AID the house.
was comfortably filled. although not to
IT'S capacity.
After the semi win ? 10 Referee
I'omiay keenan, announced that the
Kgbson-Allcu bou. was declared of be-
cause OF the fact that the receipts
Ncre short OF the guarantee promised
TO the primo. pals.
9 Tho manaseis Of both fighters said
their men were In the building and
rtrtdy TO go on Cor a lesser suarInt-c.
but The oWners OF the club had gone
and chcre was 10 ch1ncc f3c the boNt
tnklnS place.
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DAILY READY TO
MEET THE FLYERS
Irish Cross Country Runner
and Frank, Both Marathon
Starters, to Go a Route.

John Daily. the Ir-sA cr~oss-coan;ry
champion. has begun training at Celuc
Park. Daily is IN good condition. and
viii have an opportunity to beat Frank.
who showed him HIS hcels In the Mara
thon race. next Sunday. At the Galway
Mems Games at Celtic Park.
DAILY Is eager to have the beneAt OF
cur training methods and quotes Joyce
as an Illustration. He was a good
runner" said Daily. referring to Joyce.
IN Ireland. but It was here that he has
been developed. Connect. the holder OF
the mile and other records. was another
o.. my coun;rymen who was made a
runner OF by the up-io-date training
ne received in this country. We haze
GOOD runners in Ireland. but we 10 not
begin cross-country work In time and
have not sne sd.antase o. Oil pro:es-
s!onals 20 train our men. as The Eng
!ssh runners have. / believe It Is only
a mater OF a few years until 4 host o:
distance runners VIII De capable OF rcp-
I~esent!ng America IN any rt4c. Frank
is i good man. He. too. made the mis-
take that Blake. of Australia. and l
did In the Marathon. We went on at
a very fast pace over those heart
breaking hills. There's no use in srum-
bling now. I was beaten. but III never
forget what l suffered owing to want
O., sleep and ualatlble food"
D1ly Is a big man. lie looks more
Ike n wcfght throwcr than a distance
runner. and ms first appearance ia ath-
let.cs was as a sprlnter and jumper
Joyce. Ms od rival with whom DAILY
ran two sensational nvc-mlie Fgces IN
1891. will probably run next sunday.
BAILEY. ot The Monawks, and tie best
distance man in the vicinity VIII also
compete.
The evening world., 1906-06-05

HARSON nANlrs ga r.i-- g., - .l-
r. m-onaloryc lp,-,e ~ ~
j. be.t .ro,.
of otaer nrs,s~s '0'
Tho .par.o,@ ,s, ,.,
New yo-k aitbon-
his nome m NV 0reors tx, %
need an tn-trofs,,,o, ~. Is -,
old.tIrc ms,.ver. ,,t H.. .
,.c,e1 ,,r,h soro 49, - -
IA, s,.r $500 ma lie on.
Ne r,csr,.rn 80 tts o,,s,r.,.a To-.
tel, a,n,o cum So. 49,, no..
H. aI,ays NJ .ho w., -
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FIGHT MAYCLASH

Corbett ard his associates hope 70
ohans ,his l-r u 10 ,hat end have
interested Alp.aa Busch ana other Los
Angeles mon O.; mons. and they are
chlugcd.
sradley-o'Toole Bout Friday Night.
The s.r-rouni bon, between Ike bradley.
tho English bautlm-wflrat nusi.lst. ana
Tommy O'Ip.i- Tie champion bantam
weight q Pennsylvania. which was 10 have
been f1gsnt tofare the National a. e.. 81
Philadelphia. on last Saturday night. has
oven t-stipEed until fsldny night In order
20 rlye Bradley enough tlma IN which TO
pre.aro 10 rihc contest. This Will be
Braeley's first aEAi IN this country.
The evening world., 1906-06-05
MO0DY-LOvE BOUT TAME.
lspeclal o @ Eyenlns worlll-

LANCASTER. Pa, June The battle
between While Moody and Tommy
Love. Philadelphia lads. before the
Lancaster Athletic club last night was
a hzzlc. Neither would do any punch
ing, and the SIX rouuds were used lp
In clinches. \ better battle was that
between Leo Houck. Lancaster. and
Hughey NcCann. Philadelphia, the FOR.
round
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CHAMPION STEERING TO
GO IN ILLINOIS MARATHON.

William sherring, OF Hamilton. Ont,
recent winner of the great Marathon
rnce at Athens. Greece. and the chan-
p'on long-dlsnnSe runner OF the world,
wlll be a starter in the second annual
Marathon OF the New Illinois Athletic
Club. which will be held in Chicago on
Saturday. Sept. 20.
The evening world., 1906-06-05
Columbia or IN Eastern Trip.

The Columbia baseball team LEFT this
morning on it's Eastern trip. II Will
plav Trinity. Amherst, Williams and
Wesleyan. The following mon VIII be
taken on the trip ana awarded tho
varsity &C" later: Pitchers. TIL.
Kruger and Lee. catcher, Young; frst
hnse Nlltcrherger: second base. Arm
strong: third base, Oman; shortstop,
SSilins. neiders. Lyons, Kimbel, Mccoy
and Schmidt.
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TOSSERS COME TO
TOWN, CHIP ON SHOULDER
But the Giants Are Game if Crippled, and
Ready for the Series with Windy
City Boys.
ana

lining. Donlln IS slowly improving and
IN Two more weeks may be able to put
or his sqlrs Ames knee IS ont Of tho
plaster Gust. B~resuahAn's shlDs are nj
most free OF bruises. and Dan Nc
Cams stom oh cgn now 70 the route
rom SOUP 10 nuts without fear or
trembi!ng Nathewsonts legs nre stu n
little stif arl unsteady. but with a
weeks regular treatment at homo the
prem!or pitcher expects TO round into
The evening world., 1906-06-05
Mcoarry and pOnOhue May Battle

Andy McGarry. the local hght-We'sht
,~n,llist. ana young ponohue,'' the clever
Vow Enylani boxer. win be matched In the
near future 10 NEE, In a nfteen-round battle
lcf.ro tho Ii.coln A.. c.. OF Chelsea. Mas.
pan5hue is anxious to get on a return naitie
tsf,b Nt~iarry and ms Matchmaker Willlc
p'frca IN viii to put them on at the
Lincoln club within Two weeks. the pros,
nects are that the match VII be arranged
within forty sight hours.
The evening world., 1906-06-05
Denny Yanaer to Box Morrison.

Johnny Morrison, OF ST, joseph. Mich. has
been matched 70 fght ten rounds with Ben.
ny Yauger. OF chicago In Benton Harbor.
Mich. June Is. Morrison beat Mike Nun
ger. OF ChicaFo. in Benton Harhor Tues
day night before a crowded house and has
-cver been defeated. Tommy Ryan. The
m!ddIe-welght ohampion. brought Morrison
out and Is his manager.
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rro-DAY the Glants!

They are 70 eight It on, WIZ
L Chicago.
What makes tina, more Interesting is
the fact that there has already been a
pretty hot lot o. scrapplug between tho
Giants and the Windy Ci,y players this
season out in Chi.
There was some slight feeling between
the Giants and the other fellows.
In fact. it was 80 strong that Mr.
Pomposo Profundo Charles Murphy,
manager OF the Chi bunch. called his
team the Giant Knle-S." That was be
fore our Giants Wrapped them IN three
games ont OF four.
After that the Chicago pu5lic. watch
isn't entirely without n sense OF humor.
dropped the Giant part OF the name
and shortened it down to killers
The latter part was held in hope that
Chicago might SUI make 4 Killing with
some Of the other tears.
But although the nickname invented
by Mr.. Manag Murphy. Esq. didn't *.
tHese C~hlcasoans are e at bail players
They lead on the league score cards.
and they Will take a lot OF oeltns
which al! promises a record-breaNIns
a~itend1nee to-day n the Polo Grounds
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KistIer to swim Dover straits.

George kStler, swimming Instructor
at the University OF Pennsylvania. VIII
again attempt % swim across theNstrafts
fully several times The offer 81 "A $3.50
cup TO the successfu! man f. tie in
ceutive.
The evening world., 1906-06-05

LEXINGTON, Ky, June flames II.
Keene's geat racer. Delhi. winner Of
$3.50 on the turf. Is here from the
East TO be retired 10 Cnstlcton, Keeno's
stock farm, IN this county.
The evening world., 1906-06-05
SPORTING.
RACING At
BELMONT PARK
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,

TILE OLDEST SpEClALlsT IN
DISEASES OF MES
trnder Or G,rlndlo'H treatment all diseases
p%sstiiIar 10 men are curcd quickly. thoroughly
ana On MODERATE TERMS. DO you suffer
iraSt@d. nervous doolliiy, kidney. bladder
complaints. slGg. disease. red spots. ulcers,
~sTRICrIHRE. NARICoHELE or other dis
eases resulting from excess. indiscretlon Or
ins' so not be discouraged because YOU
have consulted other physicians without
benefit Or. Grindla cures where others
savc failed. Ordinary private contracted
disehrcs af.f drains quickly cured.
Or. Grindie has been located at No. It'll
WEST i"TT ST. hcf-veer GtN and TIN ayes.
OVER 25 EARS.
Consultation free. VERY LOW CHARGES.
Hours. o 10 o. SUNDAYS, o to 3.
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Belmont Park Entries.

BELMONT RACE TRACK. y. Y. June
the entries Tor to-moTow's races are ~
follows:
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Baseball. Polo Grounds To-day 4 p. VI.
Giants, champs.. VS.. ch.oa=,. Adm. SOC. -
The evening world., 1906-06-05

DARsoN DAVIES Is going n ,or IL.
Il ~monologue business. Ike Jim Cor
bett. Joln l. suI..lIn ana a loi
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rorNTH KAcnLGrana Nallonal sleepIs-

FIf1H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and up
selling one mile.
$40 Panldus OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
DEFICIT or ram rUrTLE ACT.

Tho road lac known as che Tu,tc|
ace was slipped thr1lgh ihc legislature.
without much discussion by yhc people
Tho ast simpl, provides that che
highway shall be- built st The expense
20 sbutiing property TO THE EX.
TENT or TWO MILES ON BACH
SIDE
Tho Marion eouuty cour, has SET
aside $1,000 90 ala in the operation %
ths rutilr ace, b, g.ying t5uo 30 slcoo
p5r male io help ii along
Nov, wiihom discussing tht mvTiis
of ths act, or sriiigisug che county
court for iJs aoiiou. Wc visa 90 poiut
oui thai che Ntile aet is not practical
iu several uays
THO fact that tho goJuiy court has
s,eu ht Go oder assistance shows that
rIm PRINCIPLE ~ assessing ths
whole eNpense ~ thc Highway on the
abutiiug rsoperty rs WRONG,
ras shultiug property has given the
ugH ot way Tor che roaj, and what
bas,s IS thgrg Coz giving $500 per mile
boz one ease aal tlOo pea milo iu snoib.
rf iuaarcet
rhis Is n1i ail o. aul fault bui "a
oapose che weak point 81 che nattle
aet- to vit, that ihe whole county ana
che Wtole state is "a party az iuteresi Ia
any Permsueui higAway
rae NeW York legislature recognises
ihis fact where hundreds q miles q
tue highway are constructed ana ths
state eoan,g ioWns1ip and sbgitiug
property eaeA pay oao.fouEsA q ths
cost
on ihai plan Il Is distributed - TIA,
che geuefal taxpayers pay tAFse,fouTths
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
80 Primary - b oonstrued.

Attorney General Crawford has dc.
ridsd that ono man may be the candi'
date Of two political parties under the
ircyt primary law Tho opinion was
rendered In response 10 an inquiry from
" y. Moore. district attorney at Lake.
yIsw. The hypothetical ease submitted
was that of n candidate who, In Tho
primaries. was on both the Republican
anI the Democratic tickets and rceciv.
pI a plurality vote for tho Office 10 each
Instance. Tho ruling Of the attorney
general is that tho Office seeker there
by becomes the nominee of both par
iIss and bis namc must be 10 printed or
ihr general ballot at the election ID
June.
Tho same would h. true n mat
we're an aspirant for Republican
domination aud his name were writ
Ten into thc Democratic primary bal
lots. thereby giving him a plurality o
thr Democratic votes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
AMEND THE TAX LAW.
(Roseburg Rcylew. }

(Rosrburg kcNicw,)
The law for che payment Of taxes
.rcma 10 be- one ~ thc most unjust ca
acimeuts over placed upon che statute
books ~ any state. The conditions. as
summarized on thr tax collectors ler
isr heads, are as followsi
"Iaxes viii become delinquent the
dr.i Monday in April n che full
amount Is paid ou nr before che 18Th u
March. O. rebate of per cent will bee
allowed n oue.half ~ above taArs are
paid ou or before tho hul Monday "
Apdl ths time for che remaining half
viii be extended 90 the hpi Monday ~
ottobsfi if NOT ,o paid aHl become de'
unquenL "a psualty of no per seut and
ls psr ,cut interest Wil he allel.'
Too present law sc,ms io haye been
the outcome of au agitation Cor tAe
paymeut of taxes iu two ius'al.meuts,
the dca being 90 make ihe bgFirn
lighter upon those Who arc lacking iu
roady money at tax iimg, anil there are
many iu this class As the law was
dnally euaeiei however it pats au in'
,rraseI burden upon che poor IaNpay-
90 and gives the we'll to-do a premium
at their expense which does not seem
usii6oA TIE idea of charging l2 per
cent interest in addition Co a penalty u
no per ,ent upon the deferred payment
Is enough 90 make che hariest useTer Z
cheek b'auch with envy 10 Is con.
tnry to the established law OF the state
agsius, usuy aud violates the aekuowl
elged principle Of government tha th'
protection OF che weaker should be Ia
first ani greatest care. TO make taxes
lpa,uMe in Two equal iustaliments al
different times ~ the year was propel
and just legislation. bat 60 20 furihel
than 90 ehargs the legal rate ~ inter
go against delinquents Was uothin.
more than au exhibition of the oppres
sion that is sometimes praet.sej bl
/ those who are chosen to make ihe laws
Whether because OF iaate stupidity %
improper Influence ths reader is LEI
Co judge Cor himself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
FACTS ABOUT THE PRIMARY LAW

The primary rlcriiuu 10 choosr can.
didnica for oniec from prcsinsi cuuuit
toomnn 90 Waited states senator will Boz
bold from o. 90 q. m oa Friday
April ao iusi ths same as regular
election.
There will b, only ss,rn hours Boz
which to vote. anl In large precincts
there viii -srsr, te time enough for
ul to F,i 90 vote. 30 tbo voters b,t.
Co gri ia thp polls earN
Tho primar, uumiurr mHHr April aO
ths cana.hie of h.s rrspesii,e party
wll ihra ha,r ta sa btfore ihe people
ui iho regaaf sl..llaa. tsil Boz exactly
Oh sam, mhuurr aH Monday, iuue A.
Tte ,ah.tdaie i'f nomiuatioa having
ths hrhof vote ai 600 primaf, rlrt.
tiou uil h,eaus th, Iauy saulilaie.
ami as .hsfe rsn he hut oat candidate
Zoe ossh office the tbHiss vlI hr he.
tveen those oto sst ths larty u'miua
tlons
There caH he bui ono Republican auj
one n,mosratic candidate for che Uut
~ states ssuato iusi che same AS Goa
auy other oaee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
CHOOSE BETWEEN !
PARTY CANDIDATES
wIrIHooNmE NOT a DEMAooo


Dr. lna Wlthycombc tells cyorl bo,9
eshrtl, whore he stands on ans public
question. I'M rs SIMPLY A REPUB.
LLCAN,
iio has been Republican fnr 20
wears Tho Republican party stands Tor
certain priuslplrs that are well uuder.
sinni
nrypni thls iho people have thl
right to mako laws nud repeal thcm,
anil pr WIthyc"mho respects their
rights
DO is member of the state Grange
which b. arougly committed 90 tho
principle of dirrft legislation.
lu hIs addresses at Farmers insil
totes pr WHhyeomhe DOES NOT
TALK POLITICS lle stands zap far
ths dignity ot agriculture. which has
l-en hls ift occupation. and WHICH
.Im WILL CONTINUE m NOT MADE
GOVERNOR
pr MuhNtomhe 0Nus oue I'd che
hussi farms iu Washington county, and
s making h.s ,amuaigu Jirestly 30 che
pe1ple
A. representative of tbe business
auI agricultural suI educational inter
csis III ths state pr Wubycombe d a
lsiiiteu Oregon can be proud of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
Ths oOlonei ) wa.snoo.

Colonel john N. Fuller of Honey
Grove Texas, nearly met bis Water,oo
from Liver and Kidney trouble, ln q
recent letter he ays; "I Vas nearly
dead of these complaints ani. although
I tFiel nay family dosioF, he dad me no
good; 80 I got a SIS bottle % yoar
great Electric Riiters which cured me.
consier them the best melieine on
eaFth. an3 thank God Wha gave you
the knaWieige 10 make them." Sold
and guaranteeA 70 cure, DysPspsis,
Riliousness aa1 Kidney Disease, by
D. @, PeTFy, drsggisi, al sos a bottle,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
LABOR AND Po1Tros.

The Oesner resolution 20 pay al
common labor % cents per hour In the
city Of salem has been rescinded.
n was mistake to ever pass It, be
cause. NJ Alderman Bayne said it "a.
vored Of politics, just before the pri'
marios.
The reaction has come sooner than
was expected and THE INJURY TO
TIE CAUSE OF LABOR Is proportion.
ately great.
Men who are not themselves employ.
ers of labor, who only play politics as
a profession. who never work anybody
but the voter. SHOULD NOT BE PUT
IN OIfARaE OF THE AFFAIRS OF
A CITY
But political leaders who have no
visible mcans Of support never get o.
true conception Of the needs Of labor.
What does The lsboring man need in
city like salemi
Tho largest amount Of employment
possible. Al The best wages that can
be obtained. A. present two dollars a
dny h tho best that can be got out
of The situation for common labor
What is needed IL POLICIES THAT
WILL EMPLOY HUNDREDS or la.
BoRERs AT THAT SCALE. on EVEN
At ti75, Instead % employing a few
favoritos at a fancy wage that cannot
be- maintained
The action ~ ihe Printers Union and
tho Carpenters union In standing up
for Increased wages fof common labor
was right n labor unions No. not Gus.
tnin higher warrs who shall DO iti
Those organizations are Justified in
standing up fof any advance in wages
fof THEY ARE THE ONLY fNTLU
ENoE LEFT m THIS CITY TO UP.
HOLD GOOD WAGES
The policies thsi will result in thc
employment of iho largest number ~
iahofeu Be- What Is waited
fInshintbe.pan resolutions that Ia'.
courage public improvements. nni make
u more iiniculi for common labor togci
employment arc sn iulury 20 lahofiug
men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06
Incredible brutality

u would have been Incredible bru.
tality h Chas =. Lembergcr, Of syTa'
euse. y. y, had no, done the best he
eoull for his suffering son. "My
boy" be- SAYS. "eut a fearful gash
over his eye, 80 / applied Ruekleu d
Aruiea salvs, which quickly healed 8,
and saved his eve +" Good Tor burns
and ulcers. too Only 25e az J. C. Per
~ Drug store,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06

Joha n, Aitkin, Of Huniington, has
announced his saalidAsy foE tAs n0m-