The Oregon daily journal., April 12, 1906, Page 8, Image 8

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL' 12, .lCCl
OHI SEHATORS
POPULAR
Fulton and . Cearin Very Busy
Working Together Harmon
V.ibusly on All Questions.-
ARE ENABLED TO FORCE
ACTION ON HARBOR "BILL
New Roles Adopted is Committee
a Fulton's . Suggestion Simplify
7 Work Gearia' Handicapped by
: "" Senatorial Courtesy. - v; 7' 7'
By John B. Lathrop. ' .k .
Washington. D. C, April 7-Oregon's
two United States senators are very
buif tain ud are - working toother
barmonioualy a U matters affecting
the welfare of the commonwealth, at
the same time not yielding their prsonal
Independence in any .way or losing their
individuality. ' Each U doirg good worE
and exerting to tha utmost for tha publlo
rood the Influence which attaches to the
lmnortant office In which ha la servins.
Oregon Is nat the inconsequential state
It was a few years ago, as n naa own
wu advertised lately: the agitation over
public questions affecUng It, the Lwla
and Clark exposition, toe importance 01
the Columbia and Willamette rivers, of
the harbors at Astoria. Coos Bay and
-Vanulna bay and the activity in
ploltatloa by the commercial bodies are
all serving td direct the attention of the
people of the east and of tha -national
capital In that direction more generally
than has hitherto been true.
-aBStots-JopniajV
It will be understood that popularity
counts for much In Washington, After
a man's measure is taken here, and his
- --, (ma tmi hla fflrlMnnv In
eceomDlishlne: ' things Is then de-
. i . HiMk 1 9
.. neoDle here like a senator; he can gel
' things done more quickly', and both the
senators from Oregon are rortunaie us
that ther entov areat popularity. .
- This truth was ilraminstea tha other
day when the senate, by 'unanimous eon-
sent, asreed to the Immediate eonaldera-
tion of Senator Pulton's bill appropriate
in MOO.OOO for the mouth of the Co
lumbia river. This measure had been
added to toe sundry civil bill as ai
amendment. Time was pasaing and mat
tera of national importance were crowd
ingvfor attention. 80 tha senators from
Oregon decided. If possible, to force
action. Squalor Fulton therefore went
- to Republican members of the senate
and secured a promise that no objection
would be raised on that aids of the
chamber to immediate consideration of
the bllU f-: ....
Likewise Senator Oearln personally
interviewed the Uemocratlo senators and
also secure from them the Dromlse that
no objection would be raised. One objec
tion from any senator .would have pre
vented the consideration at that time
and matters of such transcendent im
porta me were before the senate for con-
slderatton that had action not been se
' cured then the chances ' were that noth
ing would have been dons by the senate
at this session of the congress.
r. Trlgatlom Projects. r
80 on March the matter was called
up oy senator jrunon, wno asjcea tns
.unanimous consent for immediate eon
alderatlon and not a voice in protest was
raised, even though, at that time the sen
ate was quivering with excitement over
, tha railroad rate bill and was stirred to
Its depths over the statehood and Phlllp-
: pins tariff measures. 80 far as the aen-
, ate Is concerned, therefore, decisive
; action has been secured, and tha unanl
mous vote given there la - weighing
neevuy wun ma nouse or repreaenta
- tires, so that Chairman- Burton of the
rivers and harbors committee is disposed
to lavor the project.. iz..rr-
It was largely the personal popularity
'1 Can Cure 7
Any Drunkard"
Jgy 0oldea Spec ino for ' the Whiskey
vw-w wu, mmww xww SMMUt won.
; Brother or rather rrons a
.i-..'...rBkr's Ornva. v; i
X Will Mall Vm 4a ail n. t.t
' ial Package la Vlaia Wrapper.
" 1 am saving thoasands of drunkards
- Bvorr rear and niatnrin th.m n ,t,-i
I loving wives and families. I will aavo
S rnany Tnore iwiilt of this adver-
I raent, 10 au who write me, X will
f Tb Drunkard Oaat Save Klmself. Tea
Wosaea Save to So St for Xlm."
send free by mail. In plain wrapper, so
. that not one can know vhni it
a trial package of Ooldea U pec I no for
(the Liquor Habit. Though atSolutel?
harmless. It never falls to cure the
worst caaea of drunkenness, no matter
of how long standing. , It caYi be ad'
ministered without the knowledge of the:
.. subject In" coffee, tea, soup, milk, etc
and he will be cured In a few days and
cured so he will never drink again.
Golden Specific contains no dangerous
Orugs or minerals. It does not ruin th
digestion or destroy the tissues of the
vital organs and endanger life and
bmlth. It counteracts and expelo from
the system all alcoholic poleona and
Juts an end to all craving or appetite
or liquor,
tender its influence the subject' re
gains bis heaJth,-wlII-power and self
respect. Ills eye becomes bright, his
brain clear, his step elastic, his -vigor
returns, and he ones more feels and
looks like a man. -
If you have a belove4 husband, son.
brother or father who Is afflicted, send
your name and address to me at once
in the coupon below."
Statement Ko. 1
Ticbet
' ' Shall tha, people' select' their
United States Senator?
' Believing in this principle the
following candidates have
chosen these words to be placed
after their names on the Repub
lican nominating ballot:
" "Promises always to ota tot
PEOPLE'S CHOICE for Uni
ted States Senator."; ;
This system -will eliminate the'
election of a Senator from legis
lative matters. -j t ; . .': '
For Joint State Senator.
J f Clackamas and Multnomah:
51 GEO. M. ORTON. ' :
For State Senator,
nomah: . - ,
56 v JOHN GILL. ;
' For i Representatives:
58 L. H.ADAMS.
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J. C BAYER.
D. C BURNS.'. .ii..
COFFEY. v ' :
DRISCOLL.
KEADY. :
S. A. MATTHIEU.
A. H. SANDSTROM. -EDWARD
T. TAGGART.
EDGAR H. THORNTON.
WM. WANNER.
J. B. C
JOHN
W. P. :
f the two senators with their respective
parties that effected such a desirable
result in the matter of the 1 404,000 ap
propriation.
. WltkJ reference to . tha Irrigation
projects In Klamath, Lake, Ilarney, Mal
heur, Umatilla and other countlea tha
two senators are working Industriously,
missing no opportunity to advance these
enterprises and indnoe-apaedy action.
Indeed, it must be said, in Justloe to
.the executive departments, that there la
ho obstacle in connection with these
Oregon projects. However, owing to the
vast hfass of details which must be
handled by the departmenta, a popular
senstor can accomplish much in urging
action, and this has been dona by the
two senators from Oregon. - - -
, mitoa on Bevea Committees.
r Senator Fulton serves on seven com
mlttees, ss follows: - Claims, industrial
expositions. Irrigation, poatofflces and
poatroads, publlo survey and national
quarantine, public lands, and revision
of lews. . Senator Gearia' s ' committee
assignments are: ' Claims, District . of
Columbia, forest reservations and the
protection of game, industrial exposl
tlons. national banks, pensions.
Senator Fulton, as chairman ef the
committee on claims,: has wrought
decided change in the methods pursued
when ho succeeded to the chairmanship
of that committee; ho laid down the rule
that sal claims for money to be paid by
the United States should bs subject. In
sofar as tha committee could determine,
to the same principle that would bs In
volved were the case to bs brought be
fore a federal court.
"In other words," said tha senator,
"If a claim come before the committee,
which, according to our information,
would not be Just ground for recovery
In a court of law, the committee re
jects the claim. If the claim would be
good ground for action in a court, stat
ing the (propoaltlon In- general terms,
ins committee reports it lavoraoiy.
- : glmpllnsa tha .Work. -
This rule, which Is Just to all claim
ants, has clarified tha atmosphere and
put the affair a of the committee on a
Just and equitable basis. It baa not
operated to decrease the work to be per
formed; but, on the contrary, senator
Fulton la one of the hardest-worked
members of the upper legislative body,
In fact, he la indefatigable, and when
not in the senate chamber or attending
soma other committee meeting, can be
found at most any time, night or day,
wrestling with tha perplexing problems
which he has to solve and which involve
many hundreds of thousands of dollare.
As a member of tha committee an ir
rigation, as well as publlo lands and re
vision of the laws. Senator Fulton also
Is called upon to do an Immense amount
of work. -i '
Senator ' Gearln, being a minority
member, has no chairmanship, but he
has been faithful in attending all com
mittee meetings, and four of tha six
committees on which he serves' con
sume much of his time. He, too, is
systematic and ceaseless In his labors.
new aeator must "learn the ropes";
the precedents of the senate compel a
senator, during bia ilrst yearr to shstsln
from making any speeches. It is as
sumed that Senator Geartn's oratorical
powers, wide knowledge of publlo ques
tions, ane legal training and aptitude
and qualifications to take part in tha de
bates now In progress over the rata bill
render it rather difficult to remain
quietly seated and add nothing to the
presentations which are made dally by
the senstors who have been longer la
service.
nurx packacx coupon
If ya nH eat tbe blank Hans belew win
rw earn e"4 sedrM. eat est eoapne sad
Ml H te ee, I will ema res ehmtatHr
rrw, hr aull la slata wnnper, a trial park.
nf mr OoMa Soeriftc. Yam will ke
tn nli fa I ae lens ee roe lire fnat roe did It.
AAdma Dr. I. W. Heists. SS6S Olraa Bldf,
ClarloMU, Okie. .
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sTaadloapped by Senate. .
It la a common remark about tha Capi
tol that those senators who havawlo
lated this rule and launched out Into
senate addresses during their first year
have recovered from their indiscretion
only after the lapse" of many sessions
of the congress. Senator Beveridge of
Indiana, a brilliant man, made a speech
on the Philippine question during his
first year, which was a marvel of elo
quence, and probably as fine an effort
ss could have been delivered by . any
member of the body; but Indiana has
suffered by reason of this lack of Judg
ment on the part or its junior senator.
Ha gained nothing- and lost much. . r .
Senator L Folietto of Wisconsin.
who is serving his first year, la now on
trial under the same conditions. He
has made several speeches and It la ths
opinion of many that, he has not
strengthened himself, in that ha did not
wait until . hla second session of the
congress before making deliverance on
public questions .in the senate,.
This senatorial "lex non scriDtaJMs as
lrrefraglble as were the Jaws of the
aledes and Persians, and it appears to
be the part of wisdom to respect It.
however one may regard It as foolish,
and based on no good argument.
7. Sotk JTavoy mat BUI. "; V,
Senator Oearln serve on two com
mittees in company with Senator Fulton
claims and Industrial expositions. By
his appointment to the committee oa the
District of Columbia he became one of
the men charged with special -supervision
of affairs her in the District,
and this assignment Is of, great value to
him for the reason that It enabled hla
early acquaintance with men of affairs
here and gave him considerable influence
from that- source. One meaaure In
which he has been Interested has been
a blU regulating child labor In the Dis
trict of Columbia; his mail has been
filled with petitions from all parts of
the United States, scores of them earn
ing from Oregon, referring to this Im
portant measure which he has heartily
supported. He has stood onenlv and
unequivocally for effective railroad rate
legislation and Is among thoae who de
Sire to see enacted a law which will
accomplish something, snd s gainst the
messures nsrraiess to i, the .railway
Intrusts forxwhloh some people are labor.
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YOU WILL BE THE GAINER. . That desire for something Is al
ways discernible in nature in springtime. It is mostly that desire
for something new to wear. The earth, trees and all nature changes
V its dress, and why not you? This store offers the real reasons
on account of its immense1 variety and special Easter sales for
your trade. REMEMBER THE CHICAGO IS PORT-
' EVERYTHING THAT MEN AND
BOYS WEAR.-
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Arc the C-l 77fMStt&.
Ever GUsred
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Commencing SattuV i 1 1 1 .7... . I V7.'.
day -morning at -9 .7 J - '7 -
o'clock' we will dis- '7 '. , ) , ;;:--7;.
II eriSnt ; free to all . 1 I I I - x- .
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II UdviaJlersno pur- ; I - r . f ' -
1 1 j chase necessary. ; 1 I : 7 I I 7
thousandi of beauti- . " v I " :r;"' 1 1 v ' "
ful Calif ornia CalU I 7 . . .' S
:r Lilies with our Eas- )7 .7 v.. 1 7 ;7''7-1 I ; :;;;7
ill ..-.iiM . ; i i -: i r ......
Come with your - j .7;r.7.:-ri" .
friends Saturday 7 I . 7 l ;7'.'V -AC
morning if .possible ' :- '. I .; .'7 ' -.yj. I I '"
7as we will toy to dis-- V X .f 777,:77 .'-V.:.v-vt-V'
ill inuuio uic uica iu ,i . f 7 'I I I I ..:'
ill the (wcnMn id m -'' ' I )'- V . I ' I I ' - ;.
not to interfere with : :'r:-; J I ': . -I J J - 77
the tremendous trade I J-r-"- I -H-W- v".
of the afternoon and I ..7':'A v-7-'" I . I -rX -7
: evening. ' . Respect- 7 I I ' -I I ' j. . I I 7i'-:'V.7
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EASTER-.
SUITS
for Men
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The blue and the gray, are the dominant
.shades for the eprinj and summer of 1SC3, and -'-the
immense variety to be found at The Chi-
. ew uium K mner rrtrical fiiivMr nftr eat-.
IsfactJon. 7,; ;7 -7. " 7-,7", 7:'7 7-
CA f( legant single and double ?
4yaU(l breasted Suits,' all wool, fast color,
hand-tailored collars with self-retaining fronts
in blue serges. Is a value without equal on the 7
entire coast, also hundreds of pure all wool or -union
worsteds, silk mixtures, cassimeres and '
tweeds. ; Worth up to $15.00.
M . ...
C17 CA -For Black & Co.'s and Michael
splasrsOU Stern Co.'s choice spring styles
of wool or worsted materials and hand-tailored
Suits. Over fifty styles. A splendid $16.50
value. ' - . r' ' -: - v, :
C1C A A take choice of the most
sDlOaUil artistic selection of Hackett,
Carhart ft Co.'s, Brandigee, Kincade, Wood A
Co. and other high Class makes, $20.00 values.
This is an Easter week proposition, and we are,'
going to dress "up more men and young men
this week than any other two stores combined.
Imported serges, Venetian and serge lined, fins
Thibets, unfinished worsteds, tweeds, cheviots,
cassimeres and silk mixtures that will win your
admiration at a glance. t " 7 j ; ... , I";:,;7:.
C . 1 CA $20.00, $22.50, 25.00,'
I .UU -52T.50, $30.00, 3500
and on up to $40.00 and 945.00 for full
dress silk lined Suits, v This win give you an
idea of the immense range of styles to be found
at The Chicago. Over 500 different ideas are
laid before you to gratify any desire you may
have in spring clothing. -
t.!ray iidy ;
PcfrCaaS end-
Commencing Satur
day morning at 9
o'clock we will dis
tribute free to all
lady callers no pur
chase" necessary
thousands of beauti-
ful California Calla
Lilies with our Eas
ter c o m p 1 i m ents.
Come with your;
friends Saturday
rooming If possible
as we will try to dis
tribute the Iflies In "
the norenoon so as
not to interfere with
the tremendous trade
of the afternoon and
- evening. - - - Respect- -
y ; THE CHICAGOL
TheFnnworlh--$2i0nat
Amelia's Greatest A Cat ta FK Your Face
Thirty styles,' SO shades and colors..
The Full worth Hat is sold only by The .
"Ctucaco, ana a gnarantee of satisfaction .
foes witn every rouwortn. Tne run-
worth comes in exact reproduction of .
' all the famous $4 and $5 spring, soft snd ,
. suit nata.
FOR
EASTER
5 A For choice of a hundred one-piece,
3)J4t) six different styles, $5.00 Panama
Hats (water bleach); does not kill the life of -the
Panama fiber. Get your Panama at The
Chicago and it will be rights .
PANAMA HATS
We sell the Genuine Monte Crlsto, one piece.
guaranteed i water bleacli $5.00, f 6.00,
97.50, $9.00, f 10.00, f 12.00, f 15,
$20.00, $25.00.
There Win
SALES
An Dcpcrt-ncnts
In. Senator Fulton likewise has Stood
to favor of railroad rat leglalaUon.
-Oregon's senators are now engaged la
tha task of- convincing tha house of
representatives that tha aenate bill ap
propriating 1400,00 to improve tha
mouth of the Columbia river should bs
passed. These efforts, and others in
favor . Of urging oa irrigation projects
and paving the way for deserved recog
nition of enterprises to Improve tha Wil
lamette river and the harbors at Coos
bay snd Taquina bay, furnish them with
abundant opportunity for labor. They
are leaving no stonex unturned snd are
dally doing effective work. . That the
1400,000 bill will be passed by tha house
cannot be affirmed, but It la true that
prospects are bright and failure will not
be due to lack of Industry or faithful
work on the part of ths eenatora.
Senator Oearln also has devoted muoh
time to furthering the Interests of his
bill Increasing the pension at Indian war
veterans to tH a month. . ' 7 '"
Basts mowers. " i 7-f -!
I PTunder, the florist, 145 Sixth Street,
between Alder and Morrison, calls at
tention to their beautiful display of
Easter lilies, aster novelties, both In
cut flowers and potted plants. Their
supply this season both in quantity and
quality surpasses that of former years
and places them la a position to furnish
the desires of the most fastidious ad
mirers of flowers. .
Place your orders early so as ta avoid
contusion In delivery. Special atten
tion to phone orders. Phone Main 4(4.
No pUl la as pleasant and positive ss
DeWltfs Little Early Risers. These
famous little pills are so mild and ef
fective that children, delicate ladles and
week people enjoy their cleansing ef
fect, while strong people say they are
ths best Uvtr piiia sold.' Never grips,
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Le Palais Royal
875 WASHINGTON STREET'
: MILLINERY AND.
' SUIT HOUSE
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OUR SUPREMACY IN MILLINERY
We present a stock this season .which for VARIETY and
NEWNESS cannot be found in any other house in the city.
Better still, our prices are the lowest quality and style
7 7 7; ;" considered.' ' '-:'''',,'.
SUIT DEPARTMENT:
Our Suit Department is well stocked with the latest styles
in Suits, Skirts and Waists at very low prices.
7 Special 'Jacket Sale V -
ONE THIRD OFF ALL COVERT JACKETS
.; 7 - ; 181-123 1 GRAND AVENUE -M
Easter Furnishings
THE POPULAR EAST SIDE STORE IS OFFERING
AN EXCEPTIONALLY STYLISH ASSORTMENT AT
VERY SPECIAL PRICES
DAINTY WHITE WAISTS
75s. to $4.50 EACH
Lawn and Silk Waists beau
tifully made and trimmed in
a wonderful variety; of pat-
terns.'. . -'.- ' '
L A D I E S W H I TE EM
- BROIDERED BELT S
10ft 25. Kl
WOMEN'S WHITE CAN
VAS OXFORDS $2.50
. Extra quality, heavy or light
soles, large white eyelets and
C wide ribbon laces.
OXFORDS FOR CHIL
DREN Black, tan and pat-
ent colt in great variety.
Priced from 91.25 to $2
EASTER SUITS FOR MEN
910, 912, 913.50, 915
. ; A magnificent assortment
of stylish, well tailored, per
fect fitting suits at a saving
of from $2,00 to $6.00. . . ;
MEN'S FANCY VESTS
t 81.50, 92.00, 92.50,
93.00, 93.50 A large va
riety in swell new patterns
at very low prices.
EASTER HATS FOR MEN
91.50, 92.00, 92.50,
r 93.50 Stiff Hats and Soft
; Hats in newest shades and
.' shapes.
NEW EASTER NECK
WEAR 25 35s, 50
Swell new shapes and colors.
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