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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
STATE NEWS

A drunken Greek laborer. at
Hood River, grabbed live electric
power on the Hood River bridge
Monday evening. The coroner gave
his friends permission TO ship the
body to Portland.
The Woodmen of Eugene added TO
their membership yesterday by ini
tiating 200 new members.
Roseburg yesterday, by 10 to I
vote, decided to amend its charter
so that the city can, 10 II desires
own its own water and light systems
and issue bonds TO pay for them.
Gorden B. Frost was yesterday af'
ternoon chosen coach for the U. OF
o. football team for the coming sea
SON
George Sorenson has shown up In
the federal court at Portland, and
the order forfeitlng his bond has
been cancelled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
The Life Insurance

Muddle has started the public 20
thinking. The wonderful success
that has met Ballard's Horehound
Syrup in its crusade on Coughs. In
huenza. Bronchitis and all Pulmon-
airy troubles-has started the public
to thinking OF this wonderful prepa-
ration. They are all using A. join
the procession and down with sick
ness. Price Csc. soc and 800. Sold
by ID. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

penditures under both heads, nor pri-
vate extravagances upon compar-
able scale. Before this latter era OF
English extravagance this capital
would have been exported, and
would have laid foreign countries
under tribute But. as we hav~
seen. Egland has been running up
debts abroad. and has not been ship
Ing either the goods or the capital TO
balance the account.
This Is the reverse of our own
condition. and explains why our
money market relieves Itself so much
more easily than London's, whose
banking half year Is certainly a phe-
nomenon. and perharps a portent. II
the facts were similar regarding our
selves we should expect To hear Bri-
tish reproaches against American
fondness for living upon what may
be called the installment plan, hike
young couples who get credit for the
furniture which they cannot aHord'
II has hitherto been Characteristic
rather OF Americans TO ride In mort
gagged automobiles on borrowed
gasoline and TO defy the day OF
reckoning. as a Chicago humorist
remarked on Appomattox day. Either
England has been indulging itself
in similar conduct. or else It's bank
ing condition are worse than appear,
and they appear worse than they
have for a generation. II Is our
candor regarding the beam In our
own eye which warrants our remark
ing the beam in the eye OF our genial
critics. Things English as well as
things American look differently on
opposite sides Of the ocean. New
York Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Spring Is Here.

II anyone doubts Il, let him rea
the following:
"oh. gentle spring. you're here by
ling. with blossoms In your hair.
with birds aud bees and budding
trees. and flower scented air. The
caokling hens. the nesting wrens.
the little newborn calf. nll us with
cheer. for spring is here. Just hear
the meadow laugh The old gray
mare now sheds her hair and gets q
taste OF grass. and mothers make
their young ones take tea made from
sassafrass. The robins nest and go In
quest Of worms 10 feed their young
and signs prevail that never fail
when spring has really sprung"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
First Trip of Italian Liner.

Naples, Italy, May THE new
liner Europa" OF the La Voloce,
Nayigaziono Italiana vapore. sail
ed to day for New York with large
list OF passengers She IL twin
screw steamer and built expressly
for the New York service. and IL OF
1000 tons. with triples expansion en-.
gin.s OF GO00 horsepower She f.
fitted with Marconl wireless ap-
paratus. and has accommodations
for 100 saloon and 1909 steerage
passengers. She Will make her
maiden trip from New York for Italy
on May 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
,REsENTArrvE GOVERNMENT
Nor La Folllt Thinks IL NO
Longer Exists In America.

.ior La Follettc Thinks IL No
Longer Exists In America.
Nose who heard Senator La
kue's address at Dreamland rink
saturday night listened TO a man
desperately in earnest that he
La to his audience until mid
\ so anxious was he to hammer
4. his arguments TO all whom he
n induce TO stay and hear him.
ther one agrees with Senator La
Me or not, no one who hears
|vlll question the honesty of tho
or the sincerity of his conviction
4 the republic is In real peril by
bn OF the peoples failure 10 eN-
their power to choose repre-.
tiiyes to enact national and state
aud municipal ordinances.
|at the people do not habltually
congressman. members OF
legislatures or municipal leg
Ne bodies Is, OF course, true.
or La Toilette was able 10
j y illustrate his argument by
Situation in this city. Nobody
I pretend that our present board
Supervisors were selected by the
+ p We an know that they were
n by Ruef Neither, for that
b. did they select the candi
; on the excellent ticket. IL was
Up by two or three men. Il is
rarely that the people choose
bates for office. Sometimes
DO, either boy direct action or by
n pronounced expression of opin-
virtually coerces the political
ihe. President Roosevelt was
~ by the people as a candidate
last election, but he was NOM
In 1909 for vice president by
aehlne. General Grant was se-
by the people, but President
h' In 1869. was not. There
fni a few members OF our last
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

legislature none from this city
who were selected by the people.
Nor were any OF our state officials so
selected. Every one of them was
either nominated by the corpora
tions for their own purposes. or hi
nomination was permitted in return
for votes for candidates for offices In
which corporate henchmen were de-
sired. Nearly every nomination for
congressman, and the election of
nearly every senator is and always
has been dictated from the political
headquarters of the Southern Pacific
Company, doubtless usually In con
sultation with other corporations
having national interests. No one
not entirely In the inside-and there
are very few In the inner circle
knows exactly by what combination
the candidates are selected But Il
is certain that the people have very
little 20 do with IT, The active instru-
ments are usually the county party
committees, who get their instruc-
tions-and their pay-from secret
headquarters.
Now. the condition which exists
here exists in every state In the
Union. Il is only here and there
that a man OF exceptional force who
Is also honest breaks In. establishes
direct connection with the people.
and gets nominated and elected In
spite OF the machine. Senator La
, Toilette is an example. II does not
last. Human endurance fails before
the steadily eXerted power OF the
tremendous machine. IL is like
beating ones head against a rock.
The fighter wears out and leaves no
successor, Senator La Toilette does
not fear any change in the form OF
our government. IL is not necessary
for the purposes OF the corporations.
The absolute despotism OF the ROM
an empire existed for centuries un-
der the form of a republic. But II
is emphatically his opinion that II
the people are 10 preserve their lib
critics they must ind some way OF
lehoosing their own representatives.
His suggestion was the direct pri-
mary. We may add the choice Of
real representatives Of the people IA
serve on party governing committees
At present they are the most impor-
tant agencies in the work OF the
I, corporations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
AND ELLEN
MARRIED
A HOOSIFR

New iSMsk. May 7.--Announce.
ment w. made yesterday that Ellen
Terry. the English actress, is again
a bride. She married James Carew
her leading man, In Pittsburg, on
March 30. Mr. Carew made the an
nouncement. The ceremony was per-
formed by justice OF the peace.
For reasons that have not been
disclosed the announcement OF the
marriage was deferred until the ia
nous actress was on. the sea, bound
for her native land She sailed on
Saturday, and MIR. Carew, who was
Obliged TO remain In America to
look up urgent business, decided
with her consent, of course, TO make
the fact known forthwith.
In years MIR. Carew is much the
junior of his bride. He is 80 year.
old. while she Is so. She has al
ready been married twice. Never
theless, Il Is understood by all theiI
friends that II was purely lov'
match, the beginning of which wal
soon after their first meeting, Mr.
Carew. who is native of Indiana
ls woll-known on the stage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Albany. n. Y. May Another
hearing Is underway today In thia
city before the state gas commission
on the application of the Niagara
Falls Power company for consent TO
Issue per cent debentures, series c,
in the aggregate amount of $1,000 =
600 against a similar amount OF d.
bentures OF the Canadian Niagara
Power company. and also 10 acquire
584 shares OF the stock OF the
Tonawanda Power company The
Niagara Sails Power company Is In
the market TO buy all the power com
panies that II can find.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had expert
ence with this distressing ailment
will be pleased to know that cure
may be effected by applying Cham.
berlaln's sRlve as soon as the child
n done nursing. Wipe Il OF with q
solf cloth before allowing the babe
10 nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salye with best results. For
sale by DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Iron and steel Workers Meet.

Iron and steel Workers Meet.
Toledo. Ohio. May THE Ma
tlonal Amalgamted Association OF
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers, has
convened In this city, and IL attend
ed by 90 to 25 big steel magnatos
who will discuss with their mon the
wage question for one year.
This organization has had It's up
and downs. but II finally prospered
and became one OF the most power
ful unions In the world. Its succesg
IN due mainly To the way In which la
business IL conducted. The men
have what IN called sliding scale,
that Is 90 say. they slide from ono
to two cents. which means that when
the manufacturers sell common bar
iron at once cent a pound, or one
dollar n hundred. the employees yet
a certain wage per ton. II the manu-
facturers see NJ TO raise the price to
one and fiye-tentha OF cent. tho
men go up with thom. With each
one-tenth OF cent advance the
wages OF the workmon go up eer-
tain amount per ton. Charges are
made each sixth days. II the market
aTords H. There Is what il known
as "A conference committee. which
settles all disputes between the men
and the manufacturers In reference
TO scale questions.
Many people are surprised whom
they l.arn that the convention lasta
from rs days TO three weeks. The
reason for this Is that there Is an
immense amount of business trans
acted The association consists OF
four branches. which IL known as the
iron. steel. sheet and tin workers
Each trade actually holds a conyen-
tion Of It's own. but by meeting 10
gether mutual assistance Is given "a
formulate each scale.
The union has a closed shop Rep
resentatiyes are here from all states
In the union.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
London's Lord Mayor Busy.

London May THE month OF
May will be very busy one with
the lord mayor of London. probably
the gayest OF his merry life. To-
night he will be one OF the patrons
OF the dance of the Grafton galleries,
I'm aid OF the Aida Leigh house in
Paris. Princess Christian has given
her patronage. Tomorrow he will
take part in the Furry Dance,
through the streets OF the ancient
town OF Holston. Furry Day Is only
celebrated In Holston. Probably for
the FIRST time the lord mayor of Lon
don will trip on the light fantastic
toe at the head OF procession OF
swains and damoe.s when Sir William
Treloar visits the place. At midday
the real revels gin. Then u pro
ccsslon OF dancing couples. carrying
flowers. IL formed at the town hall,
To the tune OF the Furry Times
played by volunteer band. they
dance hand-ln-hand through the
town. passing In the front door OF
every house and out OF the back
To avoid any house is slight,
From time TO time the men turn and
twirl the girls Immediately behind oi
In front OF them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Confederate Veterans Congrcgate.

Columbia. S. c.. May 7.--The
Confederate reunion gathered In this
city today for three days stay
General Carwile. commanding the
South Carolina division of the u. C
". Is in command. There Is a gen
eral turn out of tho veterans anj
their families, and they are receiving
the most generous hospitality at the
hands of the Columbia citizens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Jacksonville short city Campaign

Jacksonville. Fla. May THE
Democratic primary Is on today,
and the candidates are full of actlv.
ity, The Democratic city committee
gave the politicians a very short time
for preparations, as the call was not
issued until the 10th of April, which
left but a short time to pay the as
sessments This Is the earliest pri-
mary called since the present city
charter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
local option EIectIon In KcntucI.y

Maysville. KY. May "A special
election for determining whether
this city and county shall have liquor
selling or temperance. Is under way
today with both sideS fighting vlgor-
ously. All the ministers and church
members OF churches are warmly
urging citizens TO give them relief
from the presence of saloons ani
liquor selling.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Henry Meldrum, ex-suryeyor-gon'
eral for Oregon, is now settling up
his private affairs, preparatory "a
accepting a position" with tho gov
ernment at McNeil's island. lie will
leave for the scene OF his labors Sas.
urday. and expects To be absent
about three years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Washington. May Secretary
Bonaparte's health Is not good. AMI
Il Is freely rumored that his retire
ment Is near. II Is hlnted the Presl'
dent Is not satisfied with Bona
parts slow methods. Action
against the trusts does not move
fast enough 20 Roosevelt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Washington. May 7.--Wm. o..
Rice. telegraph operator. this
morning shot and killed his wife.
wounded his 3-year-old son and com
mitted suicide.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
,ing b a palnful thrIIl.

Loving Is a painful thrill.
Not 20 love more painful still.
But oh, Il Ii the worst Of pain.
To love and not be loved again"
when you fell that way. better
take Holister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. )--sold Al DIR. Stone's store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Constipation steals the iron which
should be absorbed away from the
bowels. spolls your blood and com
plexion. causes anemIas and disease.
Regulates your bowels with Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea and keep
we'll. So cents. Tea or Tablets.
Sold at Dr. stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Don't Pay AIlmony

To be divorced from your appendix.
There will bo no occasion for II ~
you keep your bowels regular With
DR. Kings New Life pills. Their
action is so gentle that the appendix
never has cause 10 make the least
complaint. Guaranteed by J. g
Perry. druggist. 25e. Try them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Press Dispatch: Four sons at one'

Press Dispatch: Four sons at once
81. Paul. Oct. 5th. 1906. A special
from Mondoyi says. Mrs. Jno. sil'
yerson gave birth TO four boys.
She's evidently a great friend OF
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 3b'
Tea or Tablets. Sold at DR.. stones
sto,e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

A Portland man claims that he
was held up by a giant. at least eight
feet high. That fellow was scared
goma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Psychic PaImist
and CIairvoyant

My only reason for calling you by
name and what you call for Is Incl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

is more impor- WVWn
tant to serious VvW
people is what TO - .A.H
do. or what TO ..%sTr
expect regarding : wv =
present or future sSTi&
affairs. ~e'S
n you are ambitious. n you wish
to be n success; II you are involved
In any unhappy love affair. or II
you desire to better your financial
condition: II you are In doubt con-
cerning your future and wish TO at
tain that subtle. potent, magnetic
force. that seductive. attractive per-
sonal charm so irresistible In its
power TO dominate and control 9TH
ers, then go &C once and consult
with Prof. Chesterfield; he Is ever
ready to help those with capital 10
find safe and good paying invest
ment; this he can do and ask no fee
until the investment pays hand
some profit Is this not honest? You
hear the truth and nothing but the
truth.
Greatest living astral dead-trance
clalrvoyant of the age; adviser on
business and all Affairs OF life;
tells your full name and what you
called for, whom you will marry.
how TO control the one you love.
even though miles away; reunites
the separated; gives secret power TO
control; no long delays In waiting.
In Salem ono week only. Special
low fee all this week. Parlors 466
state street Hughes block. ONCE
hours o a. m. to . p. m. Daily and
Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

dentally a chain
to read by: what
Is more impor-
tant to serious
people Is what to
do. or what to
expect regarding
present or future
Affairs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13

oiiieieas gsieblihe 9Iei6asauns nit
otH Sdulen oes Staates, Die Th oas
rim 6uBert. saB zen grifungen
StdatsccmmiHdre beimobnen une
bic 4tifsngserssbniHe bic 0leide
Girturg pabsR ais lei Sic 9rifnns
in sinsr aaailihen 4naoIt dbseItet2"
- Sur 8edntportuHQ nir0 an Grispi
eriHneri. Sieisr ifalieniThe 8is
mard in oeytleintrter Quge0be oers
lan9ie 1899 IeIbt Die @leidrenuns
eiHe5 Seiuitsn SnmRoHums nit
felsenoer &esriinoung: .@ute Shus
len brdunen mir; GER Stat 6dt fh
bisher ais unfdbig e~rpieien. tie gu
f8dffeu, alfo 6!sibt nit!s iibril. uls
einFueilen bic beten 9rioatihulen
penisfeTs rem Stdat ourn bic
Sled ielun5 0ienFbar 81 MAIDEN,
gang gleth, % lie ieiuiiiTh fno pbsr
nint.@ - 1ds tiberale 9latt fuot
0em uerHihtsnoen uribeil iibsr oas
taatlide llnterrihtsreien Die @emer=
lung bel, ss bdbe nd ieiiher uidlts
gedneert. Sc s6btt oann einige auss
9ejeihnete rSDmnaFen1 nit aeiitlis
der 2eituug aui, mo Der llnierriht
auf Der 60he oeatiden @Dmnoiialuns
terrjGts fte6t, mas in ben italitniThsn
Fdatliden SnmnaIten nicht Der San
it," - gs Miro meter ais ,trauriee
2batiahe" betlagt, oab in ben iaats
Ii6en NnitaIten Socialoemotroien,
8epublicaner uHe NnarhiFen ais @rs
3ieber Der Sugeno dRleitent peroen.
nSo lit Die AHT6. ser Qeitlihen I'm
terriht genisBenoen 36elings ubsr
Monarhie. Gaterlauo unb Gemsinoes
uobl mdn6mal meit srtrdali6er ais
bic gepiFer Stoatsgnmnafahsn. bic
nit unoegoauten 8roden Dom .sielbez
maBten Q~rolctoriat" un0 Der .f6ran-
tenloIen. i~u0ioiouelen Trei6ett" I'M
Th perfen. Wlcu mnB alIo. penn
mon %unparteitih iein min, bstenuen,
oaB Der aIte @rispi reht bate: Der
italieniiAe Staat bet bic Quigabe Der
S6dffune elmer pirIIitsn bo1bteGens
Rem StaotsIhule nod gu IoIen." -
Soneit has liberale 9latt. QIio,
apenn nor unpartsiiid isiu min,
muB man bic 9pr5ige Der DON @eiiiz
liden gsleiteten Neutrality-suspicious.
GnerieHnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13

teS. Inter oiefem Sitel bsbdnoelt
geuilot I'm rlluipsrs", bic ourb bic
Iebten anticIGicalen llnruben aeI1afs
fene Gage oea qopItes in Rom. RAD
benz CT oarselsgi. oab bic pieoerhols
ten Snfults ge5en ben Garoinals
Ttdatsiecrstdr eigsntlid BEN gnpts
unb benz qapftbum. oefsu @ertrster
Der Cardinal If. geeolten baden. fore
BERT er bic italieniIaen Ratboliten
uut iih ni6t in urfruhtboreu alassH
gu ersebsn, foHoern fit gu sHsrsiitem
9rotsfte auf8uraifen. DisIe grotsfe
miiBten iid an bic aorsHe oet ttas
.ltenif6sH 3egisrung rids
ten, benz lie trdst Bic gsrants
portuHg fir ale oem 9apite 3ugss
fiisten 9rdntuugen. DeHn Oie 3esis.
ruHs ni6t nit elmer 4a6iint, BE
Ihon me6r an Uitfhulo eren3t, sic
aHtireligi0fe gampaane eeouloet bate
te, 70 purbs Elm 4usbruh bes 6aifes
ME Der gessnDartiss nidt m53li1 gee
pefen fein. 5u 9ieIen ausbri6en 6es
3anatismus feat aber aud fur bic
Rsoierunq bic erite 5trafe fiji i1re
6tpahheit unb 1Oppesuneisttit.
3eiaen lie boh, pis inuIoriih bic Ga
rantieaeiebe fno. 5urh bic BE Rceiss
tun1 Bic pdptli6e Diirbe gu THHbsn
borgab uno bepeien ie beFer uie az
les unoers, 6ab bic proteite oes pap
Ites os5en bic 9eraubung leiHer linz
ab5dnsigtsit gersdtfsrtit iparen. Sc
sab Biz Dor taT3em aud optimiRifhe
a%dtbcften, bic BEN gapite ptrffers
ten, baB er Ben gdtitan obHe geoenIen
Uerlofen Tonne urb bel einem 0unbs
aonoe our6 Rom uidts anoeres ais
aunbss6uR9sn Der 8erebruns uno Der
8sssiferung finoen pdroe. Dit Isstsn
8orfdnt babtn Diele coneiGonten
5hndrmtr pobl eines gsHsrsn Be-
Isbrt. Die qags oes 9apitss IL 6tas
ie ansrtrdgliasr oeHH ie uno ianr
riht INNER 70 %1u5auern. Tri6er oser
fpdisr mug Der qapf feline pabrs. oon
Der saussn gariFenbsit garantirts
unabtdugislsit nieosrerlaHaeH. IS
gibt teine 8erid6runs oer RsHie ots
BapFts uno IslbH rtrH in eauis oer
3sis cine fol6s mDsli3 sspsIsu mare
70 mare hs eufd BE negthen @ttsns
tate BEE gfetitIsriealismus uH.sr5ros
den norh.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13

in Der SHOnfrie. Bat oer llasldue
nihts seleiitst mas Se MeuIHbeii
slidlin mant ano ben pahren
gla@sn bon 60rtfhritt aeroieu.: er
baf bic srOBeH &Gt6isl Der 5essnporl
niht gelOR Enb lam lie isiner glatur
na6 pie uno nimmer l0isH; uon elmer
Heuea uno beheren Civilization, Bic er
ar0Bipreheriih bsrbsiBsn. tam leins
Reos isin, mas eoer oerHaRftis. reos
lid mn rs9tli6 beaienoer Meni6,
mspn tr niht obFntli6 blind Teiu min,
nit 4usen ieben tauHl ltinam.