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Evening journal., 1906-07-25
BOTH PARTIES IN
NEED OF MONEY
How They Plan to Raise
the "SineWS Of
War"

It seems that the national campaign
committees are pretty much in the
same fix as the committees which
manage the affairs in the respective
states. They are shy Of cash. Here
tofore both parties have drawn upon
individuals and corporations friendly
TO either. but this source Of revenue
has been cut off, and so the commit
tees must look elsewhere for assist
ance.
The chairman of the Republican
Congressional Committee has conceiv-
ed a plan which will It is thought, en-
able him TO collect sufficient funds TO
supply immediate wants. That is TO
say. he may have enough to assist
candidates in close districts. In cir
cular issued he calls for a popular
subscription of one dollar from each
Republican. If all respond there VIII
be more than enough in the treasury
to lend a helping hand to every candi-
date. In any event, there are enough
Republicans in the country desiring
party success who will undoubtedly
respond to the call.
! The circular issued reads as follows;
We are anxious to have every Re-
ipublican in close touch and working in
harmony with the Republican National
Congressional Committee in favor OF
the election Of a Republican Congress.
The congressional campaign must be
based on the administrative and legis-
lative record of the party, and, that
being so, Theodore Roosevelts person
ality must be a central figure and his
! achievements a central thought in the
campaign.
We desire to maintain the work OF
this campaign with popular subscrip-
tions Of one dollar each from Republi-
lrans To each subscriber we will send
the Republican National Campaign
Textbook and all documents issued
by the committee.
Help us achieve great victory.
This is not the first time this plaT
! to raise money was tried. About 2
years ago a request was made for 81
. subscriptions and the sender was g'vel
7 beautiful engraved receipt prepares
= by an artist. Quite a large amour
3 was obtained in this way.
: The Democratic Plan.
The Democratic committee, througl
Chairman Griggs. is trying out tn
New York business men. His idea
= to strike the richer classes first, be
D lieving that he can get men like Sen
ator Clark. of Montana, to respon
. literally. For obvious reasons tn
= Democrats will need very much NOR
I money than their opponents. Tn
D most of the close districts are Re
e publican. and. all things being equa
o the latter should win as heretofore
= only by liberal expenditures in thos
/. districts in which money can be use
n advantageously can they hope to ei
q feet gains.
Neither the Republican nor Demo
cratic candidates in this State look fc
=. any assistance from the national con
: mittees. 1t was only when there wa
:, plenty contributed and there was MOI
on hand than was required that the
received any before, so they surely d
not expect anything this year. tt
various aspirants are. therefore, hust
ing in their own behalf. anticipatir
that they must finance their individu
. campaigns.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
LEADER KENNEY
AGAIN IN SADDLE
Outlines Democratic Cam
paien---FaVOrS Bryan and
Hits Handy
IS OPPOSED TO BRIBERY

In an Interview with the editor Of
the Delaware state News. published
to-day. ex-United states Senator Ken
ney, the recognized Democratic leader
of Kent and Sussex counties. outlines
his plan for conducting the next cam
paign. He says he is opposed to
bribery aud favors his party ceasing
its long established method of in
fiuencing voters. II is his opinion that
Bryan viii be renomnated FOR q third
time. practically unanimously, but he
opposes instructions TO the delegates
to the National Convention in favor
OF Bryan.
Slap at Handy.
Referring to unanimous Senatorial
candidate" Handy. and his light in
huence in Delaware politics. Mr. Ken
ney says:
II do not believe that Mr.. Handy and
those with whom he Is now and with
whom he has been afiiliating for the
last few years VIII make any attempt
or effort to prevent a delegation from
this State favorable to Mr.. Bryan. Mr.
Handy is as likely TO be In favor OF
Mr. Bryan In 1908 as he was opposed
to Mr.. Bryan's Ideas In 1896. what
ever may be Mr.. Handy's attitude
and OF those that are acting with him
there is no question that the six dele.
, gates from the State Of Delaware &c
the national convention in 1908 viii b'
solidly for Mr. Bryans nomination Il
he is then living and a candidate.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25

Residents in South Clayton street, near
Chestnut. were awakened early this morn
ing by the barking Of perhaps every dog
in the neighborhood. The yelling of one
particular canine led the residents 10 be-
licve that the animal was being attacked
by a man. Whether burglars mad attempt-
cd to gain an entrance into any of the
houses ana were frustrated by the dogs,
is not known. but there is a belief exist
ing to this effect.
In the yard, No. % South Clayton street
a bull dog. belonging to Ernest J. Otteni
evidently surprised the night prowler and
in a moment dog and man were at It. The
occupants OF the house were awakened
by the noise but he inir ider had made n >
escape He had first choked the dog and
when the animal released its hold the
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
TRIED TO SWIM RIVER
corrisan Was Fully Dressed and Au-
thorities Saved Him.


Because he tried to swim the Chr.stana
river fully dressed, the authorities are de-
tanning Peter Corrigan, twenty-three
years old. 1925 South Eighteenth street,
Philadelphia. He was taken out of the
river at Farnhurst yesterday afternoon
by attendants Of the county hospital. and
but for the opportune arrival Of his res
cuers would probably have been drowned
Corrigan. who with his father. is en-
ployed in the Water Bureau, in Philadel-
phia, is at present on his vacation and
has been taking little trips to nearby
places. His family had rot heard ir)m m
for two days and his mother and sisters
were much shocked 10 learn that his san
tty was doubted. as they say his mind was
perfectly sound. They believe he attempt
ed the swimming feat out of a spirit of
daring.
Drs. Tomlinson and Wales have declared
the man is insane and he has been COM
mitted TO the Farnhust Asylum.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
Caught Between Cars.

An unknown man had narrow
eccape from having his life crushed
out at Eden Park this morning. He
was stepping from one car to another
and was caught between the two. In
his struggles to free himself he tore off
several Of the hand-bars on one of the
cars. but his predicament was discov-
cred by the crew OF the cars before
he was seriously injured and the cars
were stopped.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
MILES MEETS WILSON

Officers Have Pleasant Meeting in
Philadelphia Hotel.
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles, re-
tired, former commander OF the United
States Army. went to Philadelphia from
Boston yesterday afternoon. At the Belle
vue-Stratford. where he was quartered,
the General said the object Of his visit
was to meet General Wilson Of this city,
and some other friends whom he expected
would be waiting for him. Through some
misunderstanding, however, they were not
there to greet him.
He saw them to-day, however, and then
went to New York, whence he will sail
tomorrow with party on the steamship
La Provence for Havre. They intend maxi
ing a six weeks sojourn in France and the
British Isles, he said.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
A carpenter save. Teddy,s &c.

Teddy" the famous black bear at
the Free Zoo. came near being hanged
yesterday afternoon. He got his neck
caught in a portion of the tree around
which the cage is built. and but for the
timely arrival of Thomas Hart. a car
penter employed on the pew Van Buren,
street bridge, he would have died. Hart
gained an entrance to the cage and
lifted the bear out OF danger.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
SHERIFF SELLS PROPERTY
Attorney Purchase Real Estate offered
For Sale at Court House.

Sheriff Gillis to-day sold four pro-
perties at sheriff sale at the County
Court House. Three lots at Seventh
and Anchorage streets. seized as the
property Of John and Edith Craig were
purchased by Samuel Adams.
The three-story brick house in Fourth
streets west Of Adams. seized as the
property OF John A. Newell was sold
to Alexander p. Cooper for $500 and
for ss.275 Harry Emmons bought the
Jane B. Naudain property at Eighth
and Monroe streets.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
Prize for School.
Woman viii Lead Choir.

Miss Caroline E. Edmond of Trenton.
n. j.. has been engaged by the music
OF Grace Methodist Episco-
pal Church, as director of the choir Of
that church. Miss Edmond is a grad
uate OF the Boston Conservatory Of
Music and comes well recommended.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
Buried in Rrverview.

From the residence Of his brother
in-law. Harry A. Pierce. No. 1909 West
Fourth street the funeral Of Frank p
Dixon. who was drowned in a stream
in Allegheny county. Pa, on July 20.
took place at 2.sO o'clock this after
noon. Interment was made in River
view cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
REFUGE HARBOR
AT CAPE NAY

Major c. A. F. F1agler this morning
was notified from Washington to hold
a hearing at Cape May. on August 8
to obtain information regarding the
establishment Of new harbor OF re-
fuge at East Cape May. The proposed
lharbor viii be 80 feet deep
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
johnson Decision On saturday.

City Judge Cochran announced this
morning that on Saturday he would
hand down the opinion Of the court in
the case against William F. Johnson.
charged with having exposed diseased
meat for sale
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
BY Our

BY Our own Wire, Publishers Press.
LONDON-The conference of the
1nterparliamentary Union. after pro-
longed debate, to-day adopted the fol-
lowing resolution: 1.-The Interparlia-
mentary Union, now assembled in
London. expresses the view that the
second Hague conference should:
"First-By treaty define contraband Of
war as being restricted to arms, muni-
tions Of war and explosives. Second
To cert and confirm the principle that
n" her a ship carrying contrabond Of
" a. nor other goods aboard such ship
not being contraband of war. may be
destroyed. Third-Afirm that events
tween belhgerents' private property
s''orld be as immune at sea as it is
and"
Ms. France-The vilalge of Four
is de Mauriene Madonna was de-
v,stated to-day by a gigantic water
SPOUT Twenty-Five houses were swept
away. Thus far thirty persons have
been reported as missing.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
TOO MANY DOGS SO
THIEVES TRY TO STEAL SOME

thief bounded over the fence. Other dogs
in the neighborhood took up the barking
and for more than an hour the entire
neighborhood was kept awake.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
Plans For Factory.

Fred A. Havens and Company Of
Philadelphia. have plans for a factory
building to be erected by the Otto Gas
Engine Company. OF this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Rad Stomach Makes
Bad Blood.

vor c,n not make sweet butter In a
81 i,rcIoan rhurn. The stomach serves
lo' ~ rburn i'm which % agitate. work up
,J disintagrste our food as it Is being
Jigsstnd IN 10 be- weak, sluggish any
t,,i tbe result will be torpid sluggish
iivar and bad impure blood. ,.,
Tbo ingradiputs Of Dr. Pierces Golden
JojicaI discovery are Just such as Oest
-ar,e IN correct and cure all such de-
engagements 10 is made up without d
drob of alcohol In rs compositgn; che,ll.
iraIly puro. tripIe-rptined glycerlhe 9eln3
usqd instead Of the commonly euipluEeu
alcohol. Now this glycerinc IS oil II'ell q
valuable mcdiciue instead ot a u'''uIl
ovs agent ike alcohol. especially in. the
cure M weak stomach, dyspepsia ana lhe
various forms of indigestion. PrOt tlnley
Eliingwood, VI. d.. VI Bennett MedlcN
College. Chicago. says Ot 10.
ain dysper-ia 10 serves an excellent pur-
f,,sa 'ft 10 Is one Of the best manuta,t-
ufod products ot the present tune IN ls
especially Ia there Is liberation or ratairhai
gasfritisiratarrhsl Inflammation Of stouach'
Ii is a most efficient preparation HA,'lNe
rIiI rulirvp many cases ~ pytOsls lheaflnuIn
and excessive gastric aCidity 10 is u-Clui ln
chronic Intestinal Dyspepsia especially the
Hatulent variety, and 100 certain forms oi
chronic constipation stimulating The secre-
tUry aud gNrWiUry functions Oi lhe lhle'lih~
when combined. in Just the right proper
tions. with Golden Seal root, Stone root
Rlark Chorrybark. Queens root. Blood.
root and Mandrake root. or the extracts Oi
these as u d.. pjprcc's Golden Medical
Discovery. there can bo no doubt of Us
great efficacy In the cure Of all stomach
liver and intestinal disorders and drrangc.
mpntt These several ingredients have
the strongest endorsement In all such
.ases nf such eminent medical leaders as
Prof W Harthulow NJ D.. of Jefferson Med
Ical college. chicago. Prof Hobart a. Hare
N ~, " Medical Department University "
pa Prof Laurence johnson. NJ. ID, Medical
Department University ~ New York. Prot
Edwin ~ Hale. N. ~. Hahnpmann Medical
College. Chiraeo; rrDf John N. Scudder n. ID
and Prof John KlnR. VI ~, Authors " The
American DlspensatOry, and scores ot Other
among the leading medical men Ot our land
Who can doubt the curative virtues of
a medicine the ingredients of which have
such a professional endorsement
Constipation cured by Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. one or two adose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

my local applications as they cannot
roach The diseased portion 5f tho ear
There 10 only one way 60 cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
p,afness is caused by an inaamel con.
dillon Of the mucous lining Of tbs
Euslaehian tube Whon the tube h 10.
famed you have a trembling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when Il is On.
t.foly closed, deafness Il tho result
and unless tho Inflammation can 30 TAX
On out and this tube restored % lts nor
NAL condition, hearing will be destroyed
fofeysfi nine eases out of ten arc saus
ed by satarTh, which Is nothing but "a
lnhamed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces.
We win give one Hundred Dollars
for any ease Of deafness (eaussi by ca.
taFfh) tha, cannot DO cured by HAIL.
caiaFrh Cure. send for circulars free
T. J CHENEY s CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists 75s.
Take Halls Family Pills f1r s5astl.
patton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Captured Swan.

ieB Robertson OF Turner Is NOD "a.
.asiIy an orB.ihologIsal export. hut De-
hls ius' captured a rare bird which viii
Interest all bird lovers anI snaftsmta.
.The h.rI taken is "a large white swan.
fortunately Boz v1s able in secure hIs
Hmu alive Tuesday morning as be-
W1s ahou' to start for town. Boz IIs.ay.
.rrI lhn h.rl sitting iH DIS BARNARD
pond having good t.ms diving Zoe
food 40 hrt he took {, fa De- "A
gnasa hut soon saw It was 600 large.
iio secured 0.s guu. arI dnaIy ap.
preached ils uH avis aal shot Dim
while boz iae water No. dropped BIS
hraI aHl collapsed. lat ue wary
granger uas Hat satisfied fo taks bis
'Wr about bringing Boz Dis game he
Immediately UaIeI out anal. by tdet time
ar took Dds l.rdship hy tha neck. he
was ready faT "a good fglt ue im.
m..Hfr.y commenced beating with his
wings anil striking with DIS feet Ben
says he nearly scratched tae clothes m
bis body bui be- finally mastered the
-.at h.ra aHl took him 90 his barn.
ie was only slightly wounded, iu ths
.' au' ono lsg He tied the bird up
H bis hFa aal when De approached il
later ia' swan was agaln ready f5r a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

scrap, and fcw at Mr.. Robertson, strik.
ing him with great force with bis
wings
Tho bird stands four feet high and
measures seven feet and four inches
from iip 10 tip. Ills feet and bin arc
black, aud tho plumage i1 an pure
white, except a little near the head. Mr.
Robertson hopes 10 save thig ano spss.
linen alive. and 70 he &C. successful 90
ihIs viii exhibit him % thc next p6ul
ffy show in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

10 be centering on no one in particular
and for the long term Jonathan Bourne
seems TO have monopoly among Re
nublicans. But others will be heard
from. The field is an inviting one aud
there are yet two months in which to
figure and get out petitions, and both
Republicans and Democrats may come
out Of hiding into the limelight Of as
piration to be te popular idol.
This paper is not presenting Mr.
Bourne's candidacy for the U. s. sen.
ate. lie is man who can present him.
self and is doing so 10 a very energet.
ie manner. lie needs no lame defence
from anyone. and is able to take care
Of himself He is addressing circulars
and postal cards TO all the voters Of
Oregon at his own expense. As this is
a free country and the mails are open
10 any citizen with an honorable cause
10 prcsnt. be has a perfectly we'll cs
tablishrd claim to become a candidate
In any way he sees It, So long az he
does not stoop to buying up the legis
laturc we can stand any amount Of ed
ucation Of The voters in this direction
From ono Of his late circulars we take
two paragraphs that may well be read
for information.
"under The primary elections law
many aspirants may seek their party
nomination for T.. s. senator, just as
they may for governor or any other Of
Geo. but Of thr primary election In April
from these sspirants only one will be
chosen by each party as its candidate
Tor tho June election; 20 that on the Of
fcial ballot at The June election there
can bo only ono Republican and one
Democrat. who was nominated at the
primary election. one Socialist aud ono
prohibitionit, by convention, ASSEM-
bly or petition. Tor United States sen
1iar though there may be as many in.
dependent candidates as wish 60 run,
iusi as thcro may be- FOR governor or
any other Office
"This campaign is not for mon. but /
far 'ho establishment 5f "a principle. viz. |
That tbo people by their direct votes
shalt hereafter choose tbc q. s. sen
1'or from Oregon That be- ibo issue
AHyrl .H opposition 90 GO are all tts !
srrral privilege Glass. 900 the corpora /
'.HH chat profit hv graft as well atI
bosses 8ui hauIIo politicians who 6ni
be- cheaper aHl ices dangerous TO them
selves 10 buy yrHll legislators than Do
BE- fur them to bo honest aud trust Co !
Doc people f1r Justice. They arc doing /
900 .u ihr.r power Co cIrtumycnt tbr
primary election law that they may |
.nui.nuo 90 DO iH ths fuiufe what they /
.Hyo dome IH Goo past"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

Productions OF ssyages English
Grand Opera Company Portland. FEB
Tuary ., q, 2. For the above occasion
the Southern Pa,ide Company win se,l
round trip tickets at one and one.
third fare. sale dates February S ana
g. Limit February s. From RupsBs
aud north, branches Included.
~ A. L. CRAIG,
~ el Gen, Pas Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

Dc s a. Remarkable asr tIat man,
weu W'a'i be willing 90 take boo sf
lte of q. s. senator NEo Tr rar U.rr
'' sabwf choir ramss to a r.,r.l,r
800" Tho Journal bas ra ssrH.r...
''E ihs position. hH. aIH heartily ...
I". ta. .....e af .Ht r..u. m t..r.
's ha' s.H.. ltf..rs g., r,. ...... d..
"Hl rsna'a ta SO iIs best man .at ~
Goo N'wf.aH As mafter, s..u r.s.
i' s.aaA BE- is rat altogether ,.rr..r
iaai amy krrah"gaa chosen t, .r, .f
''e '.l political machines nsu.G have
aaN saanss of gcttas recognition .t
"a'a.ag''a. President Roosevelt ..
Ner, Hsri oa the machine p,Ga,r.rs
'i "l.saa sui BE- must De- admItf.f b..
.A' Dad some pJo,o.aI.ou. boo hi. #..
.'oi iaa, 'asy have done aartirs
"'''e i.an uaea.ue politician, af a...
A" s'a.ss iaere .s alaays che t.r,.t
'i 'a' uas..ae t.Ht Iflt ssar -ar
,..ass b. o.I let tae ,tbsr fellow. i-
Aaa from Ma.re 90 California ~, ma.
,.'-'' 4,'s besa busted and pu, oat
4" e'mHislon. aud bosses hsys 49,,
SMASHED ana retired. bui tle, sem IN
'a''1 'ae-' TARA las noe cone Id or,,,.
,-' y. way 'Asy are jumping % ne srost
l''aaP' 10 has Hot aa3 perhaps thsI
l,e'l@e of oFegon are slower Z, sr,...
'-Aa % e'Aes states Il Is safs 10 ,,v
'Aai AL tAe politicians seem % Pa, 4,
'AsAie 'Ae sssatsrsAiP-tAat Is tie me,
'as ueald naturally szpss. % i. !,
''''' 'Aa' great pgirs TIE psapl, ,,sr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
D. T. IRWIN
Id IA FTeHEu
Reduced Rats

Dated 'ai, ao'a day Of January, 1909
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

''. NNA .r1 hrafhV arf
81. t.s tnt 'r-.. Irr arr.- .Is, -.-.
~ sa Mamma aerIs a.-s taeg .r.., "a .-
Aai ,as-' 90 The arass.s r,sass si,- e..
Nlna'i.iiN 90 ggt up h1,k ami f-.., 81,
hc morning. lack of s8Dr-,.. .,.,-l -, ~
muddy comp.cNon ANA n.,- 49,.
Aese an iuhcatc "a dis,,l-r.-l .i,..'. ,..'a +.
ani bal digestion I'm ail,,s.rl .,r.,I-.-.' %
ioo They also indicate ts. r-.-r, ~. /.
.erly toT a few lays s-
~ : reliable o.t remciy ior an stomach
\ se..l.ss' . never fails 20 cure indigestion
lNspcpsia and chronic con,tirst,S, ..t
y a natural tonic Coz bo.ly ana ri-5
y ~ .i'es, aSc and 5SS All druggists
Sold In salem BY s C. stona
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Greatly IN Demand

Nothing ia moro Ia demand than a
medicine which meets modern require.
monis for blood and system cleanser,
such % Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
They s-s just What you need 10 cure
stomach and liver troubles, Try them
40 J, G, PerTy's drug store e5s, guar.
autsel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

fesnlaupn W Investment
n'me papls believe u saving
bgi aIo nee aushrl with r...,,.
ael' re'afas oa their uoasy rasy
pent 90 So s.sh Ir "a aigbt rts,
lufe't ln th kIais of "estrst
quisk' sehswes aul usaan, p.,
teHv pr thsr experience Ia il
aseless 90 save uaaey su4 ttsa Ia.
se'' BE- vhere n puI ts lost sr
vheie BE- ,anuol telp bat sauss ana.
ieiy aai uouy
tae sisa uaa pats hs ssyia-
ia gsoi ayiugs tank. uhse ID
ii = fare O. CARA a reasonable r.ts
% iaiefesi. ubls De l. aossuu.
hiing moFe No d,ss uot usel
q Sofry over sash an investment
he sn'~s bs avlsss are secure.
We Pay thsss Psf cent interest
eenpoaa.hsi seui snuasuy ca 5s.
pss.is ~ oas dollar o. uore
asytap Dssartmsat
CAPITAL NATIONAL RANK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Patronise YOur Home /
dustries and keep yOur ~o,
eY at home.

Not a new business, bit n, oli NJ
smith, wagon and paint shop Of J,.,
q Arthur very much enlarged. ",
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fanyu,,
ing, sign painting and buggy, as,r
and wagon paintingj repalniIus VI !,
pairing furniture and musical !,an.
ments. A hrst-elass painter suplrs
Light and heavy wagons and ban.
on hand and made 10 order Eut
,allod for In any part Of The ,liy "a
returned free Of charge By CIV. Ias
or william Cross
JACOB a ARTHUR
Phone i4s3 Main. 2226 n. Ffoui q
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