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SALEM, OREGON. TUE8DAY, JANUARY 13, 1903.
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REGON LEGISLATU
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ORGANIZED
Senate Passes Resolu-
fcions for Investigation
AUGURATION CEREMONIES
SET FOR WEDNESDAY
hen the Addresses of Both Governors Will Be Delivered in
the Representative Hall
rangcoicntB arc to bo porfectod
Inftcrnoon for the in mi Rural to
place Wednesday at JO o'clock.
mt time the two housos will moot J
ilnt session, Gov. Geer will deliver
lossago to the legislature, and
irnor Chainberluln will deliver his
jural address. Those and othor ox-
Bes will coiiRiune the groator part
io day, and Uie eapltol will ho
iigod with people.
no suggestion mat senator .mc-
of respect to tho death of Congress which comprises an area of not less
man z.duu.wo acros,niosuy arnoio innu
man Tongue. Tho samo motion In
cluded a request for tho president of
tho senate to appoint a committee of
flvo to draft suitable resolutions on
tho passing. away of tho lato congress
man. Senate Morning Session.
Tho senate was called to order by
President Brownoll nt 10 o'clock.
Tho chairman announced thnt thb
sorgennt-at-arms had reported that It
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may object to canvnsslng tho wa3 rat,0aslblo to secure" a chnnlain.
for governor Is lookod upon as n RO .hft morninir Horvlno was illRnnnHeil
and tho senator himself seems to wjtj,.
tO no Stress upon ll. 1110 peopiO Th ,.nni,nr- of Mm nnnntA Innrnnl
Irogon would not sanction any at- ,.. thoii inmmimnii!. whnn. nnnn mv I
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i oi uio Kinu, aim uio nopum.cnn tIon of Mulkey. U)0 furu,Cr readlnc
y ought to bo tho last to encour- WM ,illinenBed with.
uiny effort to Uirottle tho will of, Notlco was ' Iv of tho ,
ipeoplo , Hon of tln-on nacos. n follows! Alhnrt
Senate. iDlmmk-k, Ralph Cronlse, Lloyd Scrlb'-
work of pormanontly organizing CPi
Entirely a mattor of form nftorl Tho rr0Bdent thon appointed a
House riuiciiBOB had boon hold.' COmmlttoo of llvo to draft sultablu
jTclock the senate convonod and . r0solutions unon tho death of Con-
grganlitcd wlh tho following enicers: lKrGBsmnn Thomas II. Toncuo. and the"
irCaMoilt. GOO. C. DrOWIiall, Clacka- flnwlni- ennntnra wnrn nnnnlnl.wl-
S5ehlef clerk, S. L. Moorohend, n w vUnr, t r wminm.nn a n
calendar clerk. Frank Middle-J Mnrstors, M. A. Miller nnd W. ' M."
Dsjiiiercianu: journal cionc, u. ii. pinr..i
!3oB, Ashland J reading Ciork, I SnnMo lolnt. mnmnrlnl Nir.l. hv P
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niouer. j'oruanu; Bergoant-nt-, n Mava. rolntlnir to Mm Imnmvnmnni
W. Oowan. Burns: doorkeep-J 0f tho Columbia rlvor at Colllo, wa
read and adopted.
Senate Joint Memorial No. 1.
To tho Honorablo Senato nnd House
of Representatives of the United
.SI at on :
We, your momorlnllsts, tho loglsla
Calvert Hubbard; mulling
fjJorlSgTm. Smith, tamhill county. A
Solution was offered directing the
of tho senato to appoint
cppagcfl On motion of Fulton.
Kafaenato nt 1 o'clock adjourned out
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can cheaply reach tho markets of tho
world with their products only by
tho channel of tho Columbia rlvor, and
for Umt reason tho removal of all ob
structions to navigation, and tho con
sequent reduction of transportation
rated l a matter of the most urgent
necessity; that tho obstructions to
navigations alluded to can ho ovor
como by tho construction of properly
equipped canal and locks nt tho points
named; that a careful survoy and
plans for such locks, with detail draw
ings and estimates, have 1ecn made
under tho direction of Capt. W. A.
Harts, engineer corps, U. S. A which
shows thnt tho probable cost would
not exceed $3,9GO,000.
Your memorialists pray, therefore,
that said Improvement bo speedily
commenced nnd vigorously prose
cuted to nn early completion.
Concurrent resolution No. 1 was In
troduced by O. T. Myors, nnd provided
.for Uio stnte land department. It was
roan ana rerorreu to a special com
mittee composed of G. T. Myors, B. F.
Mulkey. .1. I). Daly. C. J. Smith, of
Umatilla, and .W. W. Stelwcr, of
Sherman.
Sennto concurrent resolution No. 2,
by Alox Sweek, provldlnp; for tho In
vestigation of tho ponltontlnry, was
road and referred to. a special com
mittoo composed of W. Kuykendnll,
A. C. Smith, of Multnomah, and Alox.
Sweok.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 3,
Bills Introduced.
SeDato bill No. 1, by Miller, of Linn,
providing for tho loaning of school
district funds at the rate of 4 per
cent'
Senate bill No. 2. by Smith, of Mult
uomiiu. providing for special road tax.
No. 3 MarBterB, proscribing mnn
ner of death penalty.
No... 4 Pearce, repealing C-mlll
school tax, and substituting $7G por
district and $8 per pupil.
Noi'5 Myers, to establish Scllwood
for
No 0, Miller, providing for qunraii'
tlno fjnw ngnlnst contaslous diseases
NOj i By Sweek, for amending
corporation act.
No 8 By Marsters, submitting
pending constitutional amendments.
No 9 By Wohrung, to establish tho
houndry of Washington county.
NoJlO By Stolwor, for the Import
ing of sheep by express,
f House.
Thf hoiiHo wns orgnnlxod with tho
following efficers: Speaker, h. T.
Hnrrls, l.ane; chief clerk, A. C. Jen
nings, Lane: assistant chief clork, W.
F. Drngfr. Clackamas; reading clork,
C. A.-Murphy. Snlom; cnlondnr clork,
P. N. Northup, Pertland: sorgcant-at-armB.
W. H. Bishop, Multnomah;
doorkeeper, T. W. Wann, Polk; mall
hip olerk. It. L. Plerco, Washington;
pages, Perton Knntnor, Marlon; Leo
Davis, Polk, and Frank Hogan, Mult
nomah. At 1:30 o'clock, on motion of
D. M. C. Gault, )ho houso adjourned
out of respect to Congressman T. II.
Tongue, whoso Binlden death occurred
Sunday. The speaker was also direct
ed to appoint a committee of five to
drnft resolutions.
SPECIAL
ELECTION
G0SSIP
Congressman Tongue's Place
to Be Filled
ncroft Optical Co.i
Commercial Street.
A.M.BANCROFT
Eye Specialist
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tlve nssembly of the SUito of Oregon, ib' B v- Cac to Investigate tho re
respectfully represent thnt tho Colum-! fonn Hchoo,' was retl nnrt reforred to
bin river, with tho exception of a very tMO BI1"""" committee,
.short dlBtanco botweon Tho Dalles I Scnnto concurrent resolution No. 4,
'and Celllo. In the stato of OroKon. lslto Provlilo for tho investigation of tho
tonvlgablo all the yoar for boats of nv. .Ashing Industry of tho Columbia river
erago tonnage from the Pacific ocean I by a committee to net Jointly with a
to Kettle Falls. In tho stato of Wwih-1 ,,ko commlttoo from Washington.
Ington. a distance of more than 700roml an'' ",forred to tho special com-
miles, that owing to tho topography muteo'
of tho country through which said riv
er flows, tho producors of tho vast ro-
jgion known as tho Columbia basin.
iW The Cash Plan For The New!
Year. I
it go in debt for a single dollar. After you've tried
it a while you'll stay with the cash store.
THE NEW YORK RACKET
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I IjfMjis not one dollars worth of goods out of this store
which is not paid for.
4 Do vou know of anv other store that can truthfullv
fcsay the same?
ur ousiness is conducted on the most economical
wsjble plan
re do not owe a aouar to anyone.
pn't you think we can afford to undersell "regular
es" doing business in the usual way oP'buying oh
ana semng un cicnmyr -
e haven't anv bait prices to quote vou. You must
he goods to appreciate the values.
business for i 902 showed a big increase ove
any previous year J
looks as though customers appreciated our modern
iness methods doesn't it.
e carry everything in the Ladies and Aien s fur-'
mgs.
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b. T. BARNES, Proprietor. ?
Corner of Commercial and ChemekeU
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8onato concurrent rusolutiun No. 5,
Introduced by Squire Farrar, provid
ing for nu Investigation of tho Insane
asylum, was read and reforred to tho
special commitUo.
Senato concurrent resolution No. C,
j-introducod by E. M. Crolsnn, to pro-
vldo for nn Investigation of tho sol
diers' homo, road and referred, to the
Bpeclal commlttoo.
Sonato rosohftlon No. 7, also by IS.
M. Crolsan, providing for tho Investi
gation of tho state ponltontlnry, re
ferred to tho special committee.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 8.
jby A. M. Mlllor. to Invostlgato the af
fairs of the state troasuror's office, re
forred to tho special committee.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 9.
by Hobson, to Invostlgato Uio state
treasurer's oftlco, roferred to tho apo
dal committee.
Senate resolution No. 3. by B. F
Mulkey. directing the secretary of
stato to furnish copies of resolutions
of Uie last session, proposing amend
ments to tho constitution, adopted.
Sonate resolution No. 10, by Mays.
providing for the Investigation of the
office of tho secretary of state, was
read and roferred.
Kuykendnll moved thai tho secre
tary of stato bo instructed to fur
nish 200 copies of sonate mien.
Adopted.
Senato concurrent resolution No. 11,
by Marsters, providing for tho Inves
tigation of the mute school, roferred.
Senate resolution No. 6, by Fulton,
directing that Uie sargeant-atarms be
instructed to provide each member
with .C0 worth of stamp ami 100
newspaper wrappers; adopted.
Senate concurrent resolution Nu. 1.
by Mulkey, directing ways anil raeana
commlttao to pre wit all appropria
tion bills not less than five days be
fore the dose of the semlon- adopt
House Afternoon Session.
The flrBt order of business wns tho
IntrodiKtlon of resolutions.
.. U.I'W nation ,ofi .Representative Cor
nott, bf-Unn, the spenfcor of the houso
appointed Chester Daniels as pngo to
wait upon tho stnto .printer.
Houso resolution No. 1 I)y Her
mann, auUiorlzing and Instructing tho
secretary of stnte to furnlhh each or
thf mombors of the hotiFe with cop.
les of tho proceedings of the twonty
first legislntlvo assembly, and n com
plete sot of Uolllnger & Cotton's An
notated Laws of Oregon. Tho resolu
tion waa adoptod.
Houso resolution No. 3 Pholpn. pro
viding thnt all resoIuUonB bo referred
to a committee of five, without debate,
for consideration, and report. The ros-
olutlon wns adopted.
Houso concurrent resolution No. 3
Providing for a committee of throe,
to be appointed by Uio speaker, to ox
amine tho books of tho secretary of
state. Tho resolution was adopted, as
were sevoral other rosolutldns provld
lug for committees to Inspect 'tho
atate peMtentiary by Uniley.
Houso concurrent resolution, by
Orton, to oxnmlno stnto printer's books
nnd report upon snme; by Banks for!
In regard to Uio special election to
All Congressman Tongue's place, It
will probably bo called by Governor
Chnmherlaln at such n tlmo ns to af
fect only tho term beginning on tho
4tlv of noxt March. It would ndt bo
prnctlcnl to elect a man for tho unex
pired torm. and that -would requlro an
other apodal election for tho regular
torm. Govornor Chamberlain's usunl
good sonso would not sanction such
nctlon.
DIDN'T
KNOW
PRICES
Princess Denies Report.
Vienna. Jan. 13. Princoss Stoph
utile, daughtor of King Leopold, this
morning tolographod from Montono,
omphntlcally donylng tho fmportlnont
roport of Indlfforonco botweon horsolf
and husband.
SoUth Dakota Stock Losses.
Chamberlain, S. D Jan. 13. Stock
mon cfltlmtf.o tho loss of cattle from
bllzznrdB since Janunry 1st to bo moro
thnn 100.000 head, and say that not
loss thnn 1,000 000 nro starving now.
Fire at Gould's Place.
New York, Jan. 13. Fire this morn
ing George Gould's resldenco did ?G0,
000 .dnmngo to pnintings nnd hang
ings. Included wns tho "Cavallor," by
Stuart.
Change of Capital Wanted.
Plorro, 8. D Jan. 13. Tho loglsla
turo today finally pnssod n resolution
submitting to tho peoplo n proposi
tion to chnngo tho capital to Mitchell.
Tho public favors tho change
Spain Interested In Fair.
Mndrld, Jan. 13. Council ministers
nro considering nn appropriation of
half a million dollars for tho- St. Louis
exposition.
Editor 13, Hofor, of tho Capital
Journnl took a trip back East to cool
off, and sottlo his norves, so na to bo
In good trim for the legislntlvo sob
slon noxt week. As tho colonel struck
a Dlizzanl on nis wny back, ho no
doubt will he In good trim, still tho
tompernturo at tho capital Is liable to
bo quite warm hofore the seaalon Is
ovor, Medford Inqulror.
Operators' Witness
Pleads Ignorance
Thumb-screws Put to Him by
Attorneys
AndTestimony Extorted Only
by Great Pressure
llillndolphla, Jan. 13. Uiiainoso
Balos ngont, Torroy, of tho Dulawaro
& Hudson, took the stand nnd Anthra
fclto Commissioner Wntklna hogan thu
examination.
Ho testified tjint tho company hnd
no contiol, nnd derived no loss or bon
olU front tho prices in Now York, or
clsowhero, soiling together undor con
tract. When closely questioned by
Wntklns. Wright Clark, tho witness,
developed an amazing Ignorance con
corning his mm husluoss, nnd de
clared ho could not toll what prlco his
compnny Is now receiving for coal at
Hobokon. Wntklns said: "Can you
toll mo whore I can get a schedule of
tho prices of coal for tho last 10
years? Can you furnish mo tho figures
of your company?" Torroy said: "I
gucsji bo; I don't believe tho compnny
will object." Wilson sternly said: "I
want you to understand thnt this Is
not a question whether the coiiipnny
llkos or dislikes, hut nn to your ability
to furnish tho information." Harrow -made
a desperate effort to pin him to
the fnctfl, but It was unavailing. Tor
roy slid away, nnd plended Iguornuco
or oviidod tho quoty.loiiN. Harrow nnd
Torroy finally ongngod In a hinted
porsounl altoreatlon, and Wilson fair
ly shouted a dumnnd thnt these per
sonalities bo stopped. ' I
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Mr. Dnvoy'a light for tho speaker
ship was a light for Salem, nnd It was
a good one, but his dofent does not
end his usefulness by nny moans.
Uncle Davo Guthrlo, of Polk coun
ty Ik In town todny. He Is a Democrat
from way back, hut says If Geer Isn't
olected senntor tho Republican party
is deader than a uinckorol.
(kWme,
The Oregonlnn seems well pleased
with tin legislative oiKaiil.atlon. Ev
erybody Is a good fellow, and yet
comnilttOQ to oxnmlen books of state. Scott Is not a candidate for senator.
land office; by Kay. for a committee
to examine tho booka of tho stnto In
sane asylum: by Hodson. for commit
tee to oxamlno booka of state treas
urer. House joint memorial No. 1 Ily
Ginii. providing for Uio relief of set
tlers, In accordance with a rosoluilou
Introduced into, tho Unitod States son
ate by Senator Mitchell, was Intro
duced, read and adopted.
House resolution Ily Shelley, thai
200 2-cent fjtamps bo furnished ti
each member. Adopted.
Itfkolutlon, by Eddy, that 200 con-
lea of rules he printed; adopted, un
der suapenaiop of rules.
Ilesolutlon hi Stato. that tho cior-y
of Salem be Invited to open the ses
sions of tho house by prayer. Re
ferred. Resolution providing tiat each
number of the house b furnlshod
with coplgfl of throe dally papers, to
be sfeletttod by them. Referred.
The committee on clerkships filed
ita report upon tho selction of elerkB
for thesosslon. Clerk Instructed, gn
motion, to east ballot on adoption for
house.
Resolution by Gault, providing that
a Joint committee of Ave, three from
the house, two from tho senate, to
meet with committee from Washing
ton legislature to draft such legisla
tion & Is deemed nec6&ry for pro
motion of fishing ImlHetry. Referred.
Introduction of Mlht waa taken up
at 2:U. and ty wwe poured In by
the score.
Hot Waffles with
Maple Sytup
At
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154 State St.
Phone 2874 Main.
Children Cry for
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OUR GREAT SALE
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