The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 21, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text.VW5IWP0tf.'',iW?'i , t "wwyv "TWtjs RT TfPv THE av j. , v VOL. XIII. 8ALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1903. Nam. CALL -y I ..' V-. u- y J OURN Mx UAllif D Governor Chamberlain convenes the leglslatore, which will meet December 2. It assurances that a majority of the members desire only absoltrotely necessary legislation, cember i 6. The demand for the special session came from nearly every coanty and city is presumed, that while nao absolute pledges have been made, the Governor has received! Also calls special election in Ninth and Nineteenth Senatorial districts, to be ixdd Cte io. the state. The call follews: Executive Department, State of Oreeon: Salem, Or., November 21, 1903. I, Geo. E. Chamberlain, by virtue of the authority In me vested as governor of the State of Oregon, do hereby dl rect the convening of the two houses of the legislative assembly of the State of Oregon In special session at the state capital, In Salem, on Monday, the 21st day of December, A. D., 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m, of said day, for the purpose of meeting the objections made by the supreme court to, and i curing defects In, an act entitled "An act to provide a more efficient method for the assessment and collection of taxes, and to amend sections 5057, 3060, 3082, 3084, 3085, 3090, 3098, 3106, 3107, 3112, 3116 and 3120, of Bellinger &. Cotton's Annotated Codes and Stat, utes of Oregon," passed by the legisla tive assembly of the State of Oregon, at Its twenty-second regular session In 1903. All who shall at the time hereinbe fore named be entitled to act as mem bers of said legislative assembly are hereby required to take notice. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the 8tate of Oregon, at the capltol, In Salem, this 21st day .or No vember,'. D., 1903. 'JPftt GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN,-! Governolr By the Governer: F. I. DUNBAR, Secretary of State. The governor also Issued a writ for a special election la tlio ninth, ami nineteenth senatorial districts to elect successors to Sonntora Fulton and Williamson. Tho writ follews: Writ of Election. Executlvo Department, Sato of Orog gon: Salem, November 21, 1903. To tho sheriff of Clatsop county, com prising tho nineteenth senatorial district; and to tho sheriffs ot Klamath, Lake, Crook and Grant counties, comprising tho ninth ten ntorlal district Greeting: In tho namo ot tho Stato of Oregen: Whereas, By reason of tho election of Hon. C. M. Fulton to tho sonato of. tho United States by tho legUlatuto of tho stato of Oregon, at Its twenty-second regular session, and his accept' anco thereof, tho offlco of senator for tho nineteenth senatorial district has becamo vacant; And, whereas, by reason of tho oloc tloa of Hon. J. N. Williamson, senator elect ot tho lato ninth senatorial dis trict, to tho congress ot tho United States at tho last gonornl election In tho Stato of Oregon, and his accept ance thereof, tho offlca of sonator for sold senatorial district has bocomo va cant; And, whereas, at tho twonty-BOCond regular session ot tho legislative as sembly of tho state of Oregon tho Enid ninth senatorial district was changed so as tn include only tho counties ot Klamath, Lake Crook nnd Grant; And, whereas, It becomes necessary to elect a sonator for tho ulnetoonth sonntorlal district and tho ninth sena torial district, as now constituted, to fill said vacancies horotnboforo men tioned, because of tho fact that a s'po, alal sosslon ot tho legislature has been called to convono at tho stato capital on tho 21st day ot Decombor, 1903, Now, theroforo, by reason of tho premises nnd by vlrtuo of tho power and authority In mo vested as gov ernor ot tho stato ot Orogon, I do order that at tho dato hereinafter tamed a Bpcclal olcctlon bo hold In tho nine teenth and ninth senatorial districts ot tho stato ot Oregon to All said vacan cies. And you, tho said sheriffs ot tho countlos composing tho said scnatorl al districts, and each of you, nro hero by commanded to forthwith notify tho several judges of election In each and! all ot tho sovoral olectlqn prcdnota tat- ,your respective counties to hold, k? special election In cadi qf Bold couu tloa and precincts on Weduonday, thee lGth day of Decombor, A. D., 1803, It manner and form an gonornl elections nro hold, pursuant to tho statutes la such casos raado nnd provided, for thr. purposo of filling tho vacancies causo as horolnboforo Btatod In Bald nonntor lnl districts, and for tho unoxplrodt ternv ot said Ronntoni whoso offices" hnvo bocomo vncnnt no aforenald. In witness whereof, I havo horountor Bet my hand, nnd caused tho Groat Seal ot tho stato of Orogon to bo aP flxod nt tho city ot Salem, this 31st day of Novcinbor. A. D., 1903. QEa d. oiiAMnniubAiN. OoTiirhort SL.iJ'ti lCOLOMBIA MAKES APPEAL To tie Higher Court of What It Calls "Our Conscience" Columbia Too Busy Preparing to Return Thanks to God For Blessings, to Heed Her Bogota, Columbia, Nov. 21. Prosl- fUent Marroquln has issued an appeal Ito tho American people, through the 3crlpps Nows Association, in which he says Colombia has boon tho victim of unexpected aggression, and Is In dan- gor ot losing tho best part of hor tor- , rltory. Tho Amorlcan governmont, which It has always held to bo Its host ally, has provonted, with tho marlnos, tho Bubjugatlon of tho trattora It was an opon violation of our treaty. He says ho Is sure tho Amorlcan peo ple won't pormlt this denying ot Its glorious traditions In ordor to obtain by force what Colombia is willing to grant through oqultablo ways. He ap peals to tho national consolonae ot Americans, closing with: "No matter what action Washington may tako, possessions and property of Americans flwlll bo hold inviolate." Colombia Will Scrap ' Colon, Nov. 21. After much difficul ty, tho Associated Press correspond ent Bucccedod, this afternoon, In In terviewing Goneral Reyes, tho distin guished Colombian soldlor, who came to tho Isthmus on a penco mission rep resenting bis government. General Reyes said: "Tho day I loft Bogota, which was on the 11th Inst, Uultod States Minis ter Beaupro and Secretary ot the Le gation Snyder woro well, though n Ht tlo anxious. I assured your minister that ho was in no danger, and today I am ablo to give tho samo assurance. At tho tlmo I left, Minister Beaupro was proparlng to go down tho river. "This morning Admiral Coghlan In formed mo officially that tho United States would provont tho landing ot troops on any part of tho lsthmun. I promised Admiral Coghlan Colombia would not tako such action until I reached Washington, whither I am proceeding, via Port Llmon and Now Orleans. "A 8econd Boer War. , "I also told Admiral Coghlan that If ray offorts at Washington fallod to bring about some nrrnngomont con cerning tho prosont situation on tho Isthmus satisfactory to Colombia, the United Staton would havo to fight tho entlro Colombian peoplo, and it would be a second Boor war. I am going to Washington for tho purposo of doing my utmost to arrango affairs nralc abjy. "Colombia Is In desperation. I doubt If tho Washington govornmont, or President Roosevelt, for whom I have t)ie highest rospect, realizes the seriousness ot establishing this prece dent. The large Gorman colony In Rio Grando de Sul, Brazil, Is doclarod to be Inclining to a revolutionary movement for Independence, which the success of Panama will Btlmulato. "Tho governmont of Colombia Is re ceiving tho sympathy of all South America, which Is fearful of further American territorial aggrandizement In this direction." YALE . HARVARD GAME Fine Weather Causes a Tremendous Crowd Ten Thousand Turned Away Seats Command Big Premiums-Yale a Fav orite With Sports j'!ieiiioniiiO'wniiannii'' Boston, Nov. 21. It is an ldoal day for tho Harvard-Ynlo football game, and ImmonBO crowds arrived on 25 ex cursion trains this morning. All seats aro sold, and It is estimated that 10, 000 aro already unablo to gain admis sion. Somo seats commanded a pre mium of 71000. Tho betting la C to 1 on Yala It Is estimated that 40,000 witnessed the gnmo. It oponed with Harvard's kick-off, and a itubborn conlost, Mitchell bolng always at tho foro. Tho first Bcoro was Yalo C, Harvard 0. The contest continued bitter, overy yard being contested. Thero wore no spectacular plays, and tho teams soemed evenly matched. Marshall, ot Harvard, attorn p tod to kick goal from Die field, but missed, kicking, outsld the line. The first half was Yalo C. Harvaid 0. Michigan Has SomeBoodlers Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 21. Sov entcon warrants were Issued tills morning In connection with tho city water deal. Fourteen woro for alder men and farmer aldermen, and tho otlior throe for ex-Mayor Perry, who 1b accused of acroptlng a 73000 brlbo, Stato Senator Burns, nnd n former member o ft ho bonrd ot public sor vlce. BIbsoI, also bribo-tnkers. Tho aldormon aro charged with taking from 73000 to 75000 each. Big Liner Launched Bolfnst, Nov. 21. Tho now Whlto Star llnor Baltlo, tho largest llnor In tho world, was launched today. 8ho Is 720 feet long, and rsgistorn 23.000 tons. Transport In New York. Now York, Nov. 21. Tho transport Bumnor arrived today from Manila, Among prominent offlcorB aboard woro Gonornls Davis and Chanco, retired. Thoro woro 102 bodies ot soldiers. Go Back to Rome. , London. Nov. 21. Tho klntt and? queen of Italy left for Rome today. Made Today Chocolate CaralUols, Chocolate Chows, Chocolato WaforH, Poppoi mints, Chocolato Wnfor WlntorgroonB, Walnut Top Chocolato Croamn, TiR center Chocolato Creams, Poppormtnt Wafers. WlnteTgroon Wnfore, Log Cabin Creams, at Zinn's 154 Stato 8t Phone 1971 Main. A Cash Store Charges You Only for the Goods You uet A LrCQlt blOrC you get and tor things your neighbor got and failed to pay for. Then you hive to pay for all of the extra expense connected with the credit bus iness. Try a Cash Store Once jfW,sr. there. That's been the experience of thousands of cus tomers who deal with TWI YORK wax All the Same as Oregon Lincoln, Neb., Nor. 21. Tho reven ue law passed by tho lost session ot the Nebraska loglalaturo was doclarod unconstitutional this afternoon by a special supreme court. The state's floating debt Is $3,000,000. It Is prob uble a special session will be called now to act In the matter. GOODS aA 25 feae44&t HONEST VALUES I Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store. Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Duck Coats, ji siirkftrs. Rubber Coats. Overcoats.lCloth- ; ; wev--; 7" ' S.ing, UmDreiias, nees. Oar Dry Goods Department has bet n trie I a k or ne , , town this year. We have the light goods. Wecutthen "regular store" profits in two. j E. T. BARNES, Proprietor ;; No Change In Car Strike. Chicago, Nov. 21. The settlement of the great oar strike still bangs In th- balance. The company up to noon had failed to reply to the latest over tures. There Is renewed activity, and the operating linen are quiet. Practi cally all the policemen guarding the llnce have been withdrawn, although the ears carry guards. Three largo tor 'pedoee were discovered on the tracks at the 7th street barns. A nonunion conductor was beaten Into Insensibili ty within u block of the barn. Two 'striking conductors were arretted. (The unions have notified the strikers that, notwlthatatwMHK all the confer ,ence, the strike Is still on. I Counsel for both elde have ar ranged for a meeting title aftwsoou Attorney Harrow, fw the strikers, eoflsldef an agreement ean be reached by tne eemcaiuee. i 6 i i i Clay Must Duit. Cbariea Clay, a- well-kuews churac ter aboet tows, who ku often given the puttee treeble. wju arreeted last night for kelRK kite tours, and this mereleg be was senteeeed to pay f M Use. r Wve ID days in jail, with the alternative that ha leave town by the 4:34 trsJnthjs' afterseen. He agreed to leave, and tb o genre will see that he dee. Drum mors samplo handker chiefs, no two nl ike, in all tho protty designs nnd patterns in tho newest ombroidored effects. Such a salo is sure to attract wide Bpread interest on account of its monoy saving qualities. i 5c and 20c kind 0c 25c kind J 5c 30ckind 9c Now is your cbanco to lny in your haiidkt-nhif supply which aro exeliisivtt patterns. Baskets Ycsterdiiy wfis a phonomonnl basket day on ntir second flooi caused y our determinntion to make room (-r new arrivals. If you have not scoured your bas ket now is lite tune fur wo are selling them on the second floor for &0 Their marked price. Snet'and Floss A full supply i all tho stand ard colors. A fine ohanco to get your yarn oliean. other stores ask 00c and $1 for not as good. c pound c3r Linens Tho linon event of tho sea son. A regular Thanksgiv ing salo and no mistake, for tho economical housowifo will be moro thankful for these advantages and just at Thanksgiving supply time, too. ThsBO prices toll strong tales of our prico superiority. $2.50 va!. $2J5 $2.75 val. $235 $3.75 val. $330 $4.50 val. 395 Wednesday Only Wednesday is tho day wo havo our regular spcoial sales and for tho 2 Cist week ly salo wo ofier exact repro ductionuof famous mattor pieces, These pictures are of suilioiont quality to adorn tho wall of any room of your home. Values up to 2fio lor this day only. be Each Wednesday Only. Myers Shoes for Men A full and cotnpleto lino of this famous shoo shown in all tho new styles andshanes madoof dependablo leather and are as good no any 60 shoo storo shoo. Ask to be shown tho VISCOUZED SOLES and havo their mer its explained to you; these eolosaro guaranteed water proof and aro just tho thing for this wet worlher. $3? rf No More No Lees 111,1 " "'" mmmmmgmmmmmmmmmmmm nummSHKHBsHK' s HartSdUnf 11 n lhndTiikrcd aSM V& Style and Utility Here's a coal yi u an wiar in tho miu with harm in tin- imt or to you,' You oan wenr h n a utny wrathor too if you lik, it looks feelti like any other fiuo overuool, with tho rainprotif quality added, Tho gftiiiino "(n.v i etle" rain coat is right in every u), in mH it is to be e jiivinced. TV wwywW44WWHllIOl''