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XT: m a VOL. XX HOOD RIVER, OREGON, JANUARY 21 1909 NO. 3 SOCIETIES HOOD RIVKR COM MKRC1AI.CI.IIB Meets every wx-oud Monday In mu b nioDtb at ( p. m., la Hi club roniua over Jarkaon'a iUre. A. A. Jatde, Pre. P. 8. Davidson, Secretary. HOOl RIVKR IjOIKJK NO. 106, A. V. and A. li. MeeU Malurday eveninf on or before earn full nioon. '. N. Clakkk. W. M. I). McLhjnalu, rtecretary . mmn RiVKH ( h API KH NO. . R. A. M.- Meala first and third Krlday nlfhuof eaca mouth R- i.atw m. r, K. O. BlahcHAR, Becrelary. Ci Hood River Commandery No. 12, K.T. . , jJs. Meeu every cond Mouday evening fi ol each mouth. W. K. Laraway, K. G A. D. Moe. Recorder. HOOD RIVKR CHAPTER NO. W.O.E.H. Meeta aeeood and fourth Tuesday evening of each month. Vieitore cordially weloomed. CAKKta Bailey, W. M. Mia Idil Woodwobth, Becmuiry. inLKWllDELO.OENO.107, I. O. O. f. 'Kn Kr. en..,Mh.M.Mev.r,BThurad., Jo. ThomsoU, -cretary i-DFN KNCAjIPMENT.NO. 48, 1. O. O. F. .1 each mouth. OEo. 1 HOMSON, U r. H, C BaiTH, Hcrlbo. KEMP LODGE, No. Ml, I. O. O. F.-Mts In OAM Improvement Co. a hall every Satur day n J lit V tsitor. cordial I y welcomed, uajr uiu.. M ASHIKIH N. O. HnoB smith, Kec.Hccy. l'm.X HEBEKAH DKUREE lX)IKiK NO. L I O O. K 7-Maeui first aud third Fridays luWh month. Mlu, E 8 MAVKfliN.0. tuhA Mat Pavidhom. secretary. WoW meet the 2d and 4th Saturday Witch monThat I. O. O. K ball. VMn cor dially Invited. A.C.SrATEN.O.t. F. W . McRKVNOl.ua. Clerk. WAUCOMA LOIKJE NO. 30, K. OK P. Meeuln K. of P. ball every Tueaday night. J. E. Nkhols, K.of R. and 8. HMn RIVER CAMP, N' 1,102, M. W. A. HWMS in L0.AO. K hall every Wedneada, nfifht. . H.S. UANO, v.vj. C. U.DAKiK, Clerk. HOOD RIVER CIRCLE NO. 624, WOMEN OF Wocraft-Meeuat l.O.O.K. hall on the Britaud Third Saturdays f each nionth. Lou McKeynoMW, J. N. F. W. Mckeynoliw, Clerk. RrvERSMiB LODGE NO. Hi A. O. U. W. Mm. first and llilrd SaturdHy. of each uionth. K. E.CHAI'N, M.W. UKil. huirua, Financier Cukstkkswi'TK. Kworrter. Ol.ETA ASSEMBLY NO. 103. ITNITKD ART-iKBnH-Meel.lliellrHl ami third Wednea dva w"k- -C'Hd and fourth Wednesija.va Arilaana- hall. CD Ukmuckh, M. A. E. H. ilAKTWia.Seeritary. Coi'HT HOOD RIVER NO. 42, FORESTERS or vmericn.-Meeta every Thursday evening atWomk. wn.FLKMiwo.CB. F. C. BboIUm, Secretary. CNHYPST, NO. 16. 0. A. B. MEETS AT V O I' W. hall, second and fourth Hatur iuyaof each month at 2 oolwk . m All U A R. uiemht-ra Invited to mat with . . K.CAstnkb, Commander. 8. F. BLYTHE. A'iJuUnt. CVNBY W. R.C..NO. 16-MEETS SECOND d fi.uilliHBltirilayaor each Month In A. r.W.hall,.42;;.K.n. Qivh VrMl LvniA Sumnek. secretary MOUNTAIN HOME CAMP No. 3W9, R. N. A. MeetaatI O O.K. Hall on the aaeoml and ,r.h Friday. oteaehmo,.thiKi KB O Mkr. F. E. Brohu'h, Recorder. PAYVTER liODGK. No. 2111). M. H. A. meet flrat and third FrHiayK of each iiuint h at K.of P. hall. GEO. S. MlLLKK, Pre. AUG. UUIONABD, Se . MT. HOOD IX)I)GK No. 205, 1. O. O. F Meet every WKlnevUay vvenlitK in Orlhhle a nail, Ml. Hood. C. H.SIIAW. N.G. G. W. DiMMitK, Sec. HOOD RIVER VALLEY MUM VNESOC1ETY lloo I Ulver, Ore. E. 11. Hurl wig. Pre. F U Coe.Sec. UhIib Hutier.Treaa. J. F. WATT, M. D, PHYSICIAN ANO IM5KN. Telephonea: oiflce. 2S1; re!ilenc , Sll, slJltUEt'V O. R. 4 V. (Hi. H. L. DUMBLE, PHYSICIAN AND 8URGK0N. Call promptly answered In town or country, Day or Night. Telephones: Residence, U: Office, 1. Offlw in the llroslua Building. E. 0. DUTRO. M. D. Physician and Surgeon U i ver First National Hank, Hood River, Oregon. Office Phone Main 871 Reg. Main 873 M F. SHAW, M. D. Oflice in Jackson Block. Office phone, No. 1471. Residence. No. 5H3. DR. M. II Sharp Dr. Edna B. Sharp Osteopathic Physicians arailnak'S of the American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Ollice in Elliot iilwk. Home Phone 102 lU-i.. 102-B FC. BROSIUS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 'Phone Central, or 121. Oflice Hour: 10 to A. M.; 2 Vo ' and 6 U) 11' M. .7 WELCH, LICK.SED VEI'EUIS ART SIHUJE0S 1 nrepared to do any work In the veterln arv llnr He can be fount by calling at or plMinug to Clarke a drug atore. DR. EDGINGTON Smith Building HOOD RIVER OREGON DR. . T. CARNES DENTIST Ortlce over Bartmeas store Telephone 81 H. D. W. PINE0,D.D.S. DENTIST Offitv over Telephone Kirt Natioiitil Bank 131 0. H. JENKINS, D.M.D. DENTIST Telephone": Olfice28; residence 28-B Office over Butler Bank, A. JAYNE , LAWYER Ahatracta Furnighed. . Money leaned. E. H. HARTWIG, i.Avvi:ii. - WillPr"' lci' In All liurts. ,D. S. BOMQARDNER . ; DENTIST Office over Jocks hi'h Store V HOME PHONE First National Bankl OF HOOD RIVER, ORKOON. CaplUl $100,000 Surplus $20,000. P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co. ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS Deputy County Surveyor tor Waaco County. Deputy County Surveyor for Klickitat Co., Wash. City Engineer. City of Hood River. Maka anrveya, plana and eatimales for sew. er, llghtand power and railway plauu, aud furnlati aubjtaa to approval, plana, apecidca tlona and eatlmatea lor all claaaeaofbulldlnga public, private and mercantile. Special atten tion given to economic aim alow-burning non atru'lloD. Accuracy and economy guaranteed. Home and Pacific Telephone. Davldaon uuuoing, uooo. niver, ureon. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, ABSTRACTER. NO TARY PUKLICand REAL EHTATE AGENT. For a year a resident of O egon and Wash ington Haa had many years experience rn Real Estate in slurs, as abstractor, aearcher of tines ana agenu satisfaction guaranteed or no cnarge A. J. DERBY Lawyer HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Stranalian & Slaven Contractors and Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. JOE WRIGHT CARPENTER AND BUILDER Phone 251-S Estimate tarnished on request. An honest job guaranteed. E. A. JEROME, Architect Having had several years' experience In drafting and building,! would respectfully solicit a part of the patronage of the peoplaof Hood River who anticipate building. Term reasonable, a id satisfaction guaranteed. Of fice at residence on Height. FOR SALE. I am prepared to furnish will and slab wood, also other kinds of wood. FRED HOWE. M. EDWARD WILLIAMS ARCHITECT STRUCTURAL ENGINEER 8.10 Eliot Building hhone as Hood River Oregon FREDERICK A ARNOLD, CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS aUtlBftlei turnlihad all klndi of work Phonefr Anoid. mim. Morse & Morse Succtiiori to Ralph Reed Best line of Cigars in the City Also handle line of Pipes, Tobaccos and Fishing Tackle aTo. BUCK NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSUR ANCE AGENT Room 12 Hroaiins Block McReynolds & Co. DKALKKS IN Flour, Feed, Hay, Uraih and Poultry Supplies YUCCA TREE PROTECTORS Petal u ma Incubators and Brooders STOCK FOOD Phone 1091 HOOD RIVER, OREGON FLEMING & TAFT D RAYING, GENI KAL TEAMING Wood For Sale, Prompt Delivery OFFICE PHONE 00-M RES. PHONE PHONE 232-M Hood River, Oregon C.F.SUMNER ii do rnni o Plumbing Come in and exam ine our line of Pumps, Bath Tubs, La vatories, Sinks, Etc. ZENITH SPRAY HOSE Agents For LINE ENGINE Pastime Parlors On the Heights Fine Line Cigars and Confectionery, Soft ; Drinks, Stationei y & Notions. --i. L. B. STEVENS & CO. Chan O. Pratt. J.B.Oaborne, R. W. Pratt, PrealdenL Vice Pre, Cashier. Hood River Banking and Trust Co. W transact a general banking bualnea and ) own ourown banking property. Inlereat paid on time and Having deposit Safe deposit boxes. idee! Having met with a a great success in my first reduction in prices on the stock of R. H. Co show at the Tog gery, I will now make another re duction on clothing and shoes of one fifth on regular prices of R H. Coshow at The J. C. Johnson Hood River The Cornelius "The House of Welcome" Cor. Park & Alder Portland, Ore. A Hotel where the North western people will find a hearty welcome and receive courteous treatment o.t moderate prices. Our free omnibus meets all trains. Under the nmn;i;enient Of K. N. CLARKE C. W. CORNELIUS, Proprietor W. J. Baker & Co. Dealers in RE:AL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Resident Agents For , Phoenix Assurance Co. OF LONDON Electrical Jobbers Ail Kinds of Electrical Wir ing Supply Fix In res. Will give you prices that will suit yon. Will get you any thing in Ele'.-I i ie.tl (Jonds. Harry H. Bailey Phone 2H8-L 0. L Day Phone 267-L F0K SAL1 Transfer & De livery Co. COIL ft art tho Maui JIUIl Hit IW.VY lear Kigm By listing your property with J. II. HEILBRONNER & CO. We have customers for im proved tracts from 5 to 10 acres. I'laces with bearing orchard are particularly in demand at fair prices. We sell strictly on com mission basis, no padding, couiteous treatment, quick sales, clean business for all. J. H. Heilbronner &Co. "The Reliable Dealers" PORTLAND HOOD RIVER 40S Corbett Davidson Bldg. Underwood And Choice Fruit Lands Improved and un proved land at reasonable prices Specialty of Small Tracts WHITE OltTALL ON F. W. DeHART Underwood, Wn. Your Country Home Can cnily be supplied with Electric Lights Generated mi vonr own primiiNen ut practically no expense after the (irst moderate cost of installation. Drop me a line anil learn the price of a plant to meet your conditions. Large or small power qropositions developed, H. B. LAN GIL, LE, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering 5th and May St, Hood Kher, Ore W. W. NASON CONTU.U TOU Crick, Cement and Plastering Heacloth Flooring HOOD RIVER, OREGON. W. G. ALDRED CliNlUACrO!! FOR EXCAVATJ.Mi & (jRADIM HOOD RIVER, OREGON. For Sale, 8 7-la Acres. Family orchaid in hearing, apples. peaches, pear?, prunes, plums, cherries, ur,n,e. ANn l.ril Yellow Veulimim 2 VMim : fa! 1 varolii anil loll Suit, enbergs 1 year old. a acres i year old Htraw bei l ies tet be' w een tre-s: 5 im lies VtaU r ; lair liuililing", well, wood, hay, two tented bark, harness, tools, etc. Alsiut 2 acres in grove. Price $ii,")lii); term". David Everhart, Feed V.ird to McKeynolda & Oo'a. feed opposite l.uc-iey'g blacksmith to tie and feed your hoiees. i pru. 1 lices ri'iisouable. tiO yurd 'hop No 1! SOCIATION up b 'MIVWiU.K, OKK. Ai.ni'iinct-s iiiiuiiier reduction in th rnM i.f insii'iimv. T. L. I' N.vViollK. THE DAI.I.KS C 1 THOMPSON, HOOD UIVEK I IfiHT AWfl WATFR " SAYS NEW COUNCIL TAKES ACTION AT FIRST MEETING Ordinance Aiuir for Special r.ltttlun to Vole llonds llutled Thronifli The Mayor's .Message. The tlrst meeting of the new city council took phirn Monday ev nlnn Ritli Mayor McDuuald prcttdiat: ;.nd ('oiHH'ilinen Hlocoin, Hull, HutiinH, Arnold, Wiitglit und lirosiiis and Otv Recorder J. ii. Niekelsen recent. Autk'ipHtinK that uietifiirea of im poltanoA would to considered by the members of the new city government the council 100m hs tilted with in terested citizeim Abo were n-.'t diHiip pointed a n resolution ;t introduced and parsed culling a Fpecial i lection to be held Thursday, March i", to rote on the tuetnii) cf itsnin bnuils for estabilshiiiR a municip.il water and ilectrio lighting syatemH by the city. No delay wn alloweil in piisgintf the ordinauce iih It quickly patted its tlrst ami second reading and whh llniilly passed without a disseutiut; vote. lu part it provides na folioAa: Ordinauce No. 1S1. An Ordinance entitle) tin Ordi nance, provided for a speciul election to be called and held in the city of Hood Klver, Oregon, on IhoiMli day of March, V.W, tor the purpose of voting upon an ameudment to Section b''J ot the Amended" Charter of the City of Hood Kiver and Section l'Hi of ttio Charter of the city of Hood Kiver. Whereas, the Common Council of the city of Hood Kiver, OretfiMi, as heretofore on the' 18th day of Janu ary, lUO'.t, adopted the following n so lution: 11) it resolved by the Common Council of the city of Hood Kiver, Gordon: Hint the follow in amend ment to the Charter of the City of Hood Kiver, Oregon, in hereby pio posud, and it ratUied by the electors ot the hu id city, such upprovxl to nmeud Section 102 of the ("barter of tha said city, hh amended by a special act of LctfiBlHtive Assembly of tho State of Oregon. t ite sessi m In 1001, by amending eaid Sectiou 10U m amended by said Legislative act to ni to rend tollonrs: Section 10'i for the purpose of raisinK money with which to puy costs mid expenses that may be Incur red by the city of Hood Kiver in con structing und laying down such water pipes, mains, reservoirs, tewei pipes, and drains, aud procuring and constructing pumps, hydrants and other uooessary appliances foi a com plots sy-tem of water wurka or sewer ane, and tho erection ot elootiiu litilit polea and wires, providiu buildings, power-dyimmoB, aud all other ueces sury hiid coiiveiiiont maohinery and appliances tor construirtjutt f.uti niaii taiuiiiK a oomplcto electrio llnht iys tem fur furuishuig lights lor public aud private use aa in this act provid ed for, said city is hereby authorized and empowered to dispose of the bonds of the city lu a sum not exceed ing 2f per centum, of the aisensnd valuation of all the taxable property withlu the limits of the city of Hood Kiver, a4 shown by the Haressment rolls of Hood Klver county, next pie ceedintf the issue und sale of said bonds, h.. ill bnuda to bu of the dt uom iuiition of from one hundred to one thousand lollnrs HHtho purchaser n.ay decide, with iuteicst coupons otlacdied thereto, signed by the mayor mid eoimtersigued by the lecordei with the keal ot tlie city attached. Tho ordinance pruvidoa further "that the Common Cuuue.il ot the city of Hood Kiver may sell water lot do initio puiposea outside of tho limits ot tho city of Hood Kivei to any per son 1-iji.iK pipes to its mains, and un der the same ciiinlil ions and at the aaino prices that said water la sup plied to residents within the city lim its. " t he lunuunt that would In placed in the hiiuds ot the city couueii should the bund election carry according to the assessed valuation of the city would bo in the neighborhood ot iro,ooo. An ordinance providing tor a side walk to be coustrutced along '.Hh anil lOugeno streets 10 the oity limits wua earl and referred to the street com mittt e. An ordinauce granting the Western Union telegraph Company the light to set poles and establish a district telegraph service in the city limits wax also intiorlucod aud pasted the tlrct reading. It provides that in tho event ot its passage the city ahull have the riht to place wires and alarm boxes on the polos of the com pany for lire and police purposes without charge. u ordinance muking a change in tho amounts to be paid by skating rinks and moving picture shows was read and referred to the judiciiiiy committee. The amounts ft' license to be paid by skating rinks is pincod at 120 per quarter or :! daily aud moving picture shows 8! per day. A petition from Cuddefmd & Howell to liuilil au addil iijti to their bliiek smith shop was reforred to the proper committee. Other ord initnres that received the attention uf the council wii one reg ulating the hours of chiaing pool rooms an. 1 cigar stores and providing ' hid thy shull exclude mb ors uiid-r I IS Vi iiis tioin their r, realises. I In) measure passed the first rcilii: and ut 'J t1 ey mil ii was r tei rd in (tie juuirim y mittee. It stipulates that they bo closed dining the week I'eloc'i except Saturday, wh 'ii will lie allowed to remain open ill o'clock p. in. but must shut up shop on Sunday. A teniostraniio against tho construc tion of a sewer in Waucoma Park ad dition, which had been peitioned for, was b.id on the tahlo. Tho Mayor then rend his message to the council. The document is as follows : "(ientl n:ea : - I n nccniduine with H e leijuii meiits of the City Charter I lied it ley duty to triin-n it in you a irsume ot the bnaccea ot the cily and recoups erd lor your rotistdr.ralioii s'leh iiii-hsi.k s us 1 may diem ncci'S airy f. r Co uellsro and ro.-peii!y of the ci " y "I III) I the. various fuuds of the city oveidrawn as follows: Bridge fund f ffi-ffli road found 2111.1"', general Hi, making au oveidiatt ot fdlli (Hj. 1 Und that under our pres ent rate of expenditure per mouth for lights', police and street oimmissiouer that we will spend nearly tiiOti.PO fut the year, so that any publio impove meiits and expenditues that you may ai.t lorize will be aa iudebteduess at the end cf the year. As out tesourcea for the year will be approximately fCtOO.Oii, vt'U will be obliged to leject any expenditure that is not absolutely necessary. Street improvements will need attention, aud every improve meat authorized by you should be la liue with a permanent plan. Hereto fore every property bolder has been a law unto himself, a condition that should not pierail. lo get the test results the city as a whole, uot the individual, should be considered. Water for tire protection is an abso lute need, lbat is a matter that is up to the property owners lu the city, ami 1 nave no doubt that as soon as they fully realize tneir posi tiou t tint they will demand relief at your liHiids aud will vote the neces sary tunds to meet their demands. In this connection 1 would urge the folly of attempting anything of a temporary nature, and hope it this mattei is taken up at all that you will not consider anything that will net icsult In a complete water sys tem that will be ample fur the pres ent and pud able futuie needs ot the city, owned aud controlled by the City and open ted lor the beuelit of the citizens thereof. J find that oui peace otllcers have epcut much time trying to enforce the prohibition laws ot our county and state. That is a matter that is out of your control, and it is the duty of the eouuly otllc ers to see that those laws are enforc ed. While 1 do uot wish our city ulllceis to relax their vigilauce, with a county graud jury meeting here mid their menus of gett ing i videuce and a stl of county olllcera doing their du ty, it is baldly just to the taxpayer o! this city that their olllcers should spend time that should be employed in other duties doing work that Is clearly the province and duty of the county otllcers. "There ure many things that come up for your consideration that i!l be ot luturo import to the weltare of your city. Vou should consider the future needs aud welfare of the city iih well as the present, aud 1 speak tor jour earnest consideration ami har monious action on all matters pre sented for your consideration, Yours respectfully, 1). McDonald, Mayor. "Dated at llood Klver this 18th day of January, lOuO. " On motion of Councilman llrosius the message was leferred to the prop er committee for division and report, Tho next order of business was the election of a president of tho council to serve in tho absence of the mayoi and resulted In the selection of Clms. Hall On the tlrst ballot Messrs. Hall and Wright each reoeived three votes, Mr. Hall receiving a majority to elect on the second. Mayor McDonald then announced the appointment of A. J. Derby as oity uttoruey ut an annual satiny of $000, and A. C. Lol'ts as marshal and street commissioner, both appoint ments being ratified by tho council. The committees announced by the mayor for the ensuing year are as fol lows : Judiciury. Hoggins, llrosius, Wright. Finance Hall, llnggius, Arnold. Streets llrosius, Wright, Slocoiu. hire and Water Wright, Hoggins, Slooom. I lealth Slocom, Hall, Arunld. Printing aud Police Arnold, liro- sins, Hull, TAXES WILL BE HIGH THIS YEAR Taxes will be high at Hood Kiver thia year. Tho levies which have been announced for state, county, city and tor school purposes show that llood Kiver property owners will be compelled to pay a tax ot uT mills or in other words, bl.j per cent, t' he proportion of tho vat ions levies is di vided as tullows; State and county, 25 mills, f poeial school lax 20 mills, city, 10 mills. 'The heavy school tax which has been levied, it is stated, is duo to tho low valuation ut which propei ty outside of the city is assess ed. Lund valued ut from 1000 to .lf)0 an Bcre beiiK assessed tor S100 to 8125. 'The low assessment on val ley property is also the , cause to some extent of the county tax being much higher than it would be if it was assessed at its proper valuation. It Is argued by many that it would be more equable and put tho tax levy on a better basis, particularly when elfortsjure being made to induce in vestors t.i come here to proviso for a higher valuation and a corresponding ly lower tax levy. This it is said it was impossible to do this year as the woik of making the new assessment had already been commenced by the olllcials ut Wasco county and had to bo carried oui on the valuations es tablished by them in order to com plete tho lax roll at the proper time. IIk' heavy school tux includes tak ing care of flll.OOU worth of bonds is sued to purchase the ground and com plete the high school building aud al so a special tux levied for other school pui poses. The t ix levied iu the city is us high us it could be made duo to a provi sion in '.he city charter which limits it to 10 mills. It will be necessary to raise a greater amount by direct taxa tion this year than in previous years owing to the fact that the city is with out other revenue exe.cpt a small amount from PceiiKn fees. Auother feature that calls lor an additional amount of laxa'iou is that the ciiy is in debt to au amount something over c'O.ixii) which will have lo be taken care of. Irrigating Itistrict Olllcers Tho annual meeting ot the stock holders of the llood Kiver Irrigation Di-tict was held Tuesday, January 12th, and the following directors and i. Ulcers elected for the ensuing year: Diectors (Jeo W. Simons, II K. Albee W. L Nichols, Joseph Heligst, I!- W. Kellty, lrtaisurer J. .1. (Jib i mis, As-essoi Jasper Wickham; Ci'liector--L H Dut. The director i re elected to serve I r a term of two Arm-Id & all work. Kupp, Dentists, guarunle CHAMBIi IAIN ON Fll IT BALLOT STATE'S EXECUTIVE WINS IN WALK (.els 53 Out en ! Votes on Joint Hal-lot-Six Statement .Men Vote for Him I'nder Protest. (ieorge K. Chamberlain was elected United States Senator at noon lues day by the Oregon Legislature on the tlrst tiallut. He received 53 rotes cf the '.Hi. Of these he received 34 in Hie House and ID in the senate. All pledged members kept their promises. Chamberlain was expected to receive at least 51, but secured two more. The detailed vote follows : lu the Seuute: Chamberlain, 11); Fulton, 7; Cake, 3; Kobert S. Peau 1. lu the House: Chambcrluin, 34; Cake, 14; Fulton 12. The two unpledged inembeia who voted for Chumberlain were Senator Kay aud Kepreseutative Muncy. There were mild demonstrations in the Sen ate and more vociferous ones in the House, lu the lower House it became necessary for Speaker McArtbur to call for order. 1' ilteen men voted under protest. Seveu protested Chamberlain and eight protested Cake. Of the seven voting for Chamberlain undo1 protest, six were Statemeut One men. The seventh wag Muncy. The following protested Chamber lain : Senators Sohollleld and John son, Kepresentativea Urady, Davis, Ma hone, Kichuidson and Muncy. The following protested Cake: Sen ators Coltey and Cole, Kepresentativea .pplegate, Heals, llouebiake. Buchan an, Carter and Mann. The result of these protests la to be determined later. They Hie designed to be the foundation of some method of having Chamber laiu refuted a Beat at Washington. Here is how the Senate voted: For Chamberlain Abrahams, Albee, llailey, Harrett, llingham, Caldwell, Hedges, Johnson, Kay, Kellahor, Mil ler, of Linn, Mulit, Norton, Notting ham, Oliver, Soholtlold, belling, Sln uott, Smith of Umatilla. For F'ulton Peach, Chase, Hart, Merryman, Punish, Smith of Marion. Wood. Voi Cake Colfey, Cole, Uoweinian. For liehu Miller of Linn and Ma rion. After Coffey, Cole aud Johnson had voted under protest, the first two for Cake and tho last for Chamberlain, Kay, when bis name was called, de clared he needed no apology. He as serted that the men responsible for the election of Chamberlain were those who bolted tho Kepublioan ticket In June aud made it possible for a Dem ocrat to be elected, the popular choice for United States Senator, Must Take Their Medicine "Let these men take their medi cine," cried Kay, "It may bo bitter, but it la their fault." GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN. Kay, in a general way, pointed uot that the men who are now making the hardest tight to defeat the choice of the people wete those who knifed Cake iu June aud supported Cham berlain. In addition Kay read the abstract of votes of Clatsop County, whioh dis closed that Chamberlain received more votes than Fulton and almost aa many as Taf't. Mow Other Senators Voted Senator Selling, wheu hie name waa called, covered the same ground, only touching on the situation in Mult nomah Ho declared be had no apol ogy to offer for voting for a Demo orat and that if there was any blame it rested with the 20,000 republioana who supported Chumberlain, or 40 per cent of tho party. tiarrett was the first to make an ex tended explanation of bla vote. He told how he had been flooded with telegrams fiom personal friends to have him vote for a Kopublicau. An abstruot of the votes, he said, proved that a Democrat was the choice of his distiiot, although personally be bad Ubored bard for Fulton. Johnson, while voting for Chamber luin, did so under protest, and com plained with a voice tilled with emo tion that Chamberlain had refused to resign as Governor until after the tlrst session of Congress after March 4. Sinnott was the last to make an ex tended address, which waa woven with poetry and rhetorio. In substanoe bit considered it an honor to be able to carry out tho will of the people of thia state und welcomed the day when gold no longer plays a part iu the Senator ial contest. Norton said he was au independent and unpledged, but that be consider ed it au honor to vota for Chamber lain. Albee said be voted to maintain the integrity of the people of Oregon. Abrahams was the tlrst vote in the Seuute, and the Brst to mske a speech. This was a concise aud brief explana tion of his positoin ou the direct pri mary. liailey contented himself with a bare meutiou of 'ieorge K. Chtmber laiu. (Continued on Page a.) 1 . i n i f n i 4 , .1 i Ji