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PAGE FOUR.
CARNIVAL
AGREED
UPON
Push Club Enthusiastically
Approves of it
Work to Begin Forthwith on
the Enterprise
Tho meeting of tho Grantor Haloin
Comraorotal Club tost evening for tho
purposo of ctmuldoring tho report of
its commtttoo recently appointed to
investigate the matter of a Btroet car
nival wn well attended. There was
npjmrent a keen deHlro on tho part
of all prcsont to encourage thin kind
of an entorpriBo. Tho commltteo was
composed of Messrs. It. D. Tatton, N.
J. Judab, M. 0. Huron, J. 0. Graham
and C. II. Hinges. They vlflltod Port
land recently, where they mado y
tlihrough Invefttlgatlon of tho Jabour
and the Arnold carnivals, and, after
Mixing up tho different propositions,
tho commltteo reported unanimously
In favor of entering Into a contract
with the Oregon, Pacific & Oriental
Hlrogt Carnival Co., of which B. J.
Arnold Is proprietor.
Tho plan Is to have a mammoth
tented show, carnival, midway nnd
outdoor enturtnlnmentH, all of which
aro to ho given on Wilnon avonuo dur
ing tho weak ending with July 4th. It
wftB thoroughly dlHCUHsnd, and, upon
motion, It wafl agreed that tho club
would tutor Into a contract to hnvo
llie Arnold mIiow. TIiIh was greotod
with wfirm npplniiH. and nil seomod
jubilant over the bright prospect for
a MId-lummer Carnival.
Upon motion Judgo Judah was no
laated ni manager of tho carnival,
wl()i powar (o appulnt all commlttau
iiQMHry. tho muno to lie rntlflfcl by
the club on weak banco.
J. H. Mr-Nnry wtld bo would like to
mnk ii fow raiimrku liofore tho club
tmUirml upon tin, regular buslnwiB for
wblrh Ii wan rnllwl toHntliar. lie
thoiiKht Unit, Iniumiioli hh thn club
bad taken bold of Dim mailer of print
ing and HOiulllig out 100,000 pamphloU
the wxuier the mutter wan attended to
the beUttr. He Mild the udvertlHlng
committee bad worked faithfully In
an endeavor lo rttlte the $1000 iim-m-
wiry to py fur prlntlnit the pam
phletit. but bad not yet sueeuodod In
ralMlng the full amount, ami. ns tJicro
are now cheap trnimpoilallon rnt
on from Uih middle etatee to the Pa
alio eoait. It wan hie opinion that If
any unllt was to be dorlvod from
winding out the deerrlptlve circular,
tbey mint 1h nt at once. He Hotted
hU reiunrke by nuikliig a motion that
(be committee uu tlUiwtur be In -etrueted
to take Uie matter up nnd
order printed fw tiumwllnl dUtribu
tton as many of the deeerlptivu pain
phliitM um Ute amount nlieady etib
norlbwl will pay for. Tim motion whm
unnitlHio4iely adopted.
Nine of tbuee preeept nut memlwre
of the club announced their iletlyo to
place their uninw upon the roll. They
were: John Molr, It, P. Pouglae, ('.
H. Vullw. M. t PeUl'S. A. C. llopf. It
llllht. Rudolph llopf. I.. 8. Lyon, 1).
U. Irvlu.
J. 11. Mt Nhot WI4 k wlahetl to call
attention to ikv fact that many cum
panlee eud corporation are doing bus
luesa in ffalem, and profiting by the
mw..m..a.aiH
9 m -a j
Aen's S800 and 9.00 Qvtrcoats, now
Men's S100Q. and SI 1.00 Overcoats now
Akn's Sia.00 and $13.50 Overcoats now
Aten's SU.QO. 514.00, 515.00 and S16.00 Overcoats now
AWn's 17.00, 518.00 and S20.00 Overcoats now
Aten's 525.00 Overcoats now
TUic wli-.'. Cxiff tjrj. cfo nn
,, . WM.W . o, wt .v. o.au ., now .au. Also a lot of $2:50
,- Wats at j,5Q scc out North window -
;; MAny parents arc saving
; ; prlng Goods. Now is
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THE
THE OLD REUMBLE
&AKltf6
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
work of the club whoso rcpresonta
Uvea novor contrlbuto anything to
promoto Itfl Intorosta, cither financial
ly, or othorwlflo, and mado a motion
that the secretary of the club bo In
structcd to address a letter to tho rep
resentatives of tho tolograph, "tele
phone, express and other companies
doing buslnoBB in Salem, requesting
contributions for tho benefit of tho
club. Motion adopted.
Why He Yctoed the Bill
(Continue from first page.)
1 thoroforo voto tho Act referrod to.
It Is probnblo an attompt will bo
made to pass this bill ovor tho gov
ernor's voto.
o
KAY
SAVES
$5000
On the
Salmon
bill
Hatching
The nppioprlatlon for tho salmon
Industry of the state wax diminished
from $80,000 to $16,000 upon motion
of Mr. Kay. Hie stated that tho form
er appropriations mado for this pur
port have amounted to hundrods of
thouenndrt of dollnm, and only n small
portion of thu tax-paying public aro
benefitted thoroby. Mr. llnhu, tho au
thor or the bill, oxplaluod in detail the
salmon Industry along "the Columbia
rlvur, and declared the need of a lnrge
appropriation.
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OiZERCOHT
All out OVERCOATS arc to be
have made redactions that will do
from $,00 to $3.00 each on our Boys' Salts while the
the time to be fitted out at a very SMALL COST.
ALEM WOOLEN Ml CT
Salem-Made Blankets, Flannels, Indian Robes, Men's and
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D AILY JOURNAL, oACEM. OREGON THURSDAY, FEORUARY 19, 1908.
INDIAN
WAR
VETERANS
House Passes Bill
$100,000
Will Pass Senate if Time is
Not Too Short
Tho Indian War Votorans have at
last received Borne consideration from
tho legislature.
Tho lowor house last night passed
tho bill appropriating $100,000 for
tholr bonoflt, but tho bill may not
pass tho senate.
Had not another bill boon Intro
duced, at the Instigation of Grand
Commandant T. A. Wood, for an ap
propriation of $300,000 for tho veter
ans, nnd thus taken up tho time of
tho committee, tho prosonE bill would
havo had a much better chanco of
passing tho upper house.
This ono was Introduced by Mr.
Ililycti, of Lane, and provides only
for tho living war votorans, and not
for their families, as did tho other.
With this provision each votoran will
rccolvo an average of about $300.
Tho succossful passngo of thlH bill
In the house, moanB a victory for the
votorans, who havo waitod CO years
for tho pay agreed upon for thorn by
the territorial govornmont
mils havo come up In their interest
nearly, every session for about 30
years, and tbey think tbey nro being
paid merely n Just debt.
An Uniform Hop Tare.
Kd Jeurnal: Will tho legislature
Union to the wishes nf a scoro oV two
of hop buyers, or a thousand or more
hop growers? If It llstona ta the lat-
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
If you use Graln-0 In plnce of
coffee you will onjoy it just u
much for it tastes the samo; yet, it
is like n food to tho system, dis
tributing tho full substance of tlie
pure grain with ovory drop.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
At i;fH' ererjwhwej lSe. and We. irpckg.
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( B " Miss Alice Bailey, of -
Atlunia, da., tells how she was
permanently cured of inflamma
tion of the ovaries, escaped sur
geon's knife, by taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
" I bad Bnffered for three years with
terrible pains at tho time of mon
struallon, and did not know what
the trouble was pntll the doctor pro
nounced It Inlliuiiiimtion of the
ovnrles, and proposed an operation.
" I folt so weak and nick that I felt
sure that I could not survive the or
deal. The following week I read an
advertisement In the pnnorof Lvdla
E. IMnklium'N Vcfrctnlilo Com
pound In such an emergency, and so
1 decided to try It. Great vas my joy
to Hud Unit I actually improved after
taking two bottles, and in the end I
was cured by It. I hod gained eighteen
pounds and Whs In excellent health."
Mww ALruK llAij.iv, r.0 Xortli Boule
vard. Atlanta, da. $6000 Urfiltlf original
of abvt Irtttr proving pmn tannot b pro
due4. Tho n. iiiptoiiis of lulluuiiiintlon
and (liHUHHU f Ike ovuvlcrt aro
a dull tlifohliinK pain, accont
jmnlod liy iv huiimu f (endurness
and heat Iw down in tho Hide,
with occasional HhooUnK' pahiH.
The rofflo" of pain sometimes
HllOWH HOIIIO swcllindf.
ter It will onact tho Mulkoy sonnto
bill. No. 108, to make a uniform tare
law of five pounds to tho bale, ns oth
er states huve. FARMISR.
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SEVEN
AND HALF
JVELLS
Would Have Been Sunk But
For Gault
An IrrlBatlon bill was abruptly
billed: last night In tho house.
It was the one Introduced by tho ir
rigation commltteo to ancourage thn
sinking of artesian wells.
It provided that oach of the county
courts of the Knitern Orogon coun
ties. 15 In number, shall each year sut
aside from the general fund of tho
county the sum of 11000, to be known
ns the "artesian well fund." Whon
this amount was set aside the state
treasurer was to set aside an equal
amount, nnd with this sum ono arte
sian well was to be drilled In each
county
While bolus; considered as a com
mltteo of the wholo houso. the bill
was adopted without commont, until
Uie section providing for the paymont
of 115,000 per year by tho statb. when
Gault moved that thin clauso bo
stricken out. The motion was car
ried, and virtually killed the bill, as
the committee estlmnted that the cost
of drilling a single well would bo
I20O0. and the bill would have sunk
jseen and one-half wells.
cleaned oat immediately, a nd we
the work, regardless of their cost
r i .. r-
ooyb m uu uvercoats now
uoys jo 00 and & 50 Overcoats now ,,..,
Boys' 56 00 and 57 50 Overcoats now ..,..,
Youths' 58 00, 58 50 and 59 00 Overcoats now
Youths 51000. 5H 00 and 512 00 Overcoats now
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prices are almost cai in h
, W10St cot to two
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SENATOR
BR0WNELL
DEFENDED
He Championed Eight Hour
Laws
Before a Committee That Re
fused to Endorse Them
Immediately after the Bonato was
called to order Wednesday afternoon,
McGinn took tho floor, nnd called tho
attention of President Drownoll to an
Item in tho Orcgonlan, undor dato .of
Oregon City, whoroln It atatcd that
tho Federated Labor Union or that
city would hold a special meeting on
Monday evening, whon It was oxpect-
ed Senator Brownoll would bo con
demned for tho falluro of certain bills
entrusted to him, to pass tho senate.
Tho purposo of tho bills In quesUon
was to make eight hours constitute a
day's work Uiroughout tho state.
Senator McGinn, after rending tho
Item in tho Orcgonlan, stated Uiat tho
publication of tho samo did a great
lnjustlco to l'resldont Brownellj that
tho judiciary commltteo had reported
tho bills In question unfavorably, for
ll.. ... am 41 m 4 tlm rt1 nrt Y n i mn
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sufficient light on tho matters In -
volved to recommend the pnssago of
tho proposed measuros. Senator Mc
Ginn', In glowing terms, oxonoratod
Prosldont Brownoll or neglect In
pushing tho bills, stating that tho son
ator from Clackamas had repeatedly
appearod boforo tho comlmtteo nnu
urged favorable action on tho mens -
urea, and that ho had exhausted ev-
ory means to lecuro.such action. The
sonator from Multnomah explnlnod
that ho made this statoment to place
President Brownoll right before the
people of the stato, as a matter of
Justice to that gentleman, In vlow of
the fact that tho Clncknmns county
senator wns so situated that he could
not make much explanation himself.
Sonntor McGinn was followed by
Sonator F. V. Mays and other mom
bora or tho Judiciary commlttoo, who
made similar statements, all or thorn
fully exonerating, Prosldont Brownoll
from tho chargo mado by tho labor
unions of Orogon City, that ho wns
responsible for tho failure of tho pas
sage of tho olght-hour bills.
o
Portland Playing With Geer
(Contlnu d from first page.)
from the House and live from tho Son
ate was appointed to consldor II. B.
J", amondhiK the charter or the Port
of Portland.
Adjourned until 7: 0.
Senate Thursday.
Called to order at 2 p. m.
II. C. It. 30 To pny widows of
guards killed at tho penltontlnry $1000
oach; roforred to ways and monns.
S. 11. 23S, Rand To Incorporate
Oroonhorn; advanced to third' rending
and passed.
II. R. 227. GallowayTo regulate
sailor boarding houses; rend third
tlmo and passed as amended in son
ate. S. I). MO. Fulton To fix salaries of
cortnln doputloe In Clatsop county;
advanced to third reading and passed.
S. B. 169, Rand, by request To pro-
. '
FOR
V. .... $3 00 ; ;
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Men's Salts also are being
Bov's Clothi ma
coys 'Otning and
iiuu iur lauuuur. ui , urKiuuzaUOn of J
corporations; passed. Marators, Mays!
Atcuinn, nana ami aieiwer voted
"no,"
"S. B. 109, McGinn was vetoed byj
governor, which was sustained by the!
senate
,8. B. DO, Booth To protect forostsi
and lumber; vetoed by governor, made I
a special. order for 10 a. m. Thursday
H. B. 02, Orton For tho JniUativei
and referendum; amended and pass! '
H. B. 342, Eddy Relating to convlrH
labor; advanced to third reading and!
passed.
II. B. 231, Davey Making appropri-
ation for state boara or agriculture '
road second time and referred to agrl-1
culturo.
it. ii. ooof iiuwiuus i'o amend
charter of Dallas; advanced to third
reading and passed.
II. B. 357, Dannoman To amond i
charter of Alkali; advanced to third i
reading and passed.
H. B. 264, Eddy In regard to levy.
Ing of school tax; rend second Umo
and rcforrod to education.
II. B. 221, Robblns Relative to sale
and purchoao of otocks; agriculture.
S. B. 23, Carter In rogard to mln'
Ing claims; passed.
House Thursday Morning.
II. I). 367, by Gault Amend!
charter of Illllsboro; read third time
and pnsscd.
S. B. . 9, by Wcbrung Changing
boundary line of Washington and Co
lumbia counties; reconsidered and
passed.
Undor II. It. 22, permitting each
member to call up ono senate bill, 60
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sonato bills wore read first and sec
ond tlmos and placed on cnlendar for
third rending. Only a few bills wert
roferrod to committees.
Senate Thursday.
Called to ordor nt 10 a. m. Prayer
was offorad hv Raw Hnmirhiiri,
I If. II. 21 r. IjtWnUaH- m .
lcft) '
L... . ...... '7!',T,'
Smith of Umatilla, Stelwer and WI
Hamson voted "no."
II. B. 363, Wnys nnd Menus For
payment or claims against thes Btato,
passed.
S. J. M. 8, Mays To congross abK
Ing ror lmiffovlng or Columbia river
bolow Colllo; adopted.
II. B. 361, Orton To establish a
Ireo rorry at Selwood; advanced to i
third rending nnd passed.
Third Reading of House Bills.
II. B. 269, Orton To amend code;
failed to pass.
II. B. 270, Orton Relating to tho i
purchnso of papor by tho stato print
or; postponed.
II. B. Davoy Changing namo of
Itoform School to Industrial School,
passed.
II. B. 32C, Hermann To amend
codo; pnssod. '
Senate Wednesday Evening.
3. B.237, Commlttoo on Ways aod
Moans, substltuto for 38 To oatabM
a buronu of mlnos; rond second and
third tlmoB nnd passed.
II. B. 231, Davoy To make appro
prlation of $10,000 for State Board of
Agrlculturo; pnssod.
S. B. 90, Mays Fixing 10 hours for
day's labor for omployos on street
enrs; passod.
.S. B. 205, Howe, by roquost Relat
ing to tho prnctlco of dentistry;
passod,
We sell the greatest of bood puri
fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a pos
itive guarantee. It will cure all chron
ic and other blood poisons. If yoi
havo eruptions or soros on your body,
or aro palo, weak, run down, It Is Just
what y,ou need. Wo refund money If
you aro not satisfied. 50 cents and
81.00. D. J. Frv. drnccisL
ii
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t 5 00 j j
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. ' 7 00 ii
and $3.00 Soft ji
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