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1
rSkz. MLfflh'Kmr3Z3 ml Hill I, gn
Jffl. BIG INVENTORY SALE &
llfiaP' .. ft . ., (.n , ola niKriuit4iuf of our l)ljr, K'l Tug --Wt.flt 1
s," ever,,.,.,, f.g t cut Jjg
AL1ANV SHIPPERS MEET
(Continued from pnga ono-
Water haul had forced down tho
rote, and now Washington wan
nrotucd and Governor Meado -was
going lo recommend nn appropria
tion of 100,000 to help open the
river. Other streams woro as Im
portant a tho Columbia.
Ho had advocated Kovornmont
ownorshlp of (ho locks nud canal nt
Oregon City The 60 cents a ton
lockflKo oliarsed was alio collected
by tho railroads, nnd rates between
Portland and Snloin woro tho name an
from Portland to Tho Dalles, the
first h distance of CO mllci, tho sec
ond a dint mice of 90 miles.
If the federal Kovarnmont did not
buy tint looks nt Oreunn City, then
he favored notion by the state. Let
tho state appropriate what Is need
ed, n half million If noedod, pu
rchase, own nud operate free to the
pcoplo of tho Wlllamettfl valley. Iot
nny man fleuru tho products of thlrt
, region, .and It would uiy for lUelf
In two years.
Qnveruqr Chamberlain took the
rest of his time to rnvluw what was
done for the rivers nud harbors of
Oreuoii nt Hut National Jtlvurs and
Harbor CoiiRroM. retuntly held . nt
Wnshlnutou. I). C.
J. N, Teal, of Portliuid, spoke on
Kimeral trnusportntlon ooiulltluns in
OroKOii. livmedlnl rnllruud IIhI
tlutt wns l.U tattle. As n funtlamMii10 "" "" ' wiiniiiieeion
ta! principle It wns t Inudnes of lo InvlS""1 eou.
iho iHKiulH ns iitiirh ns the buslifess I'lnbitn. Anil nmhe IliidliiRe- Tli
of the railroads r to what rntee , w,,t """ iK' ' ,ho
should be elwrgfcl, what WVII I ,HwUU"',e' "ot " l"MwaU
Nlmuld U rendered. It was the bunt-, TUt H" t" w eMmmat
ntvM of the stat nnd mulati to tHr..1 u,, m- ,l wo,",, ' ul
nUh iPHWHwrtMlo 0H oqw, tfrBMI 1 1 a ee'ierale bill The mine mom!
Tuenmr Meiiisnl In trans " wesaWtra of th
portttttsMI wtire ihe uf.Ht. hw! erae- hlatr to vole for a Mtttl-pnw
tsm of thr ( . h.l relee a4 n.,u, ,,,"t nmltiX OB ,h,M l vo u,r
iita.tlom w.r- I. tlBbl m4 lul a ,h" "P,,, 'l"" 'or Polled
til MHle lnr...lrtrll .w,r ran K,M" ""lor.. The people .Mr,
IVHt be left lo ih heeUs of the rr- l0' ,,h ' d ' nouW "'
PttralklM. Heirlcllv- lews lo uultt r,rd Th ot . .)
tajH eewrotof iberellioa4e nntsl bt VThw nr railroad cauinileeloii
oH0tl III Uermmiy with other eteiee wou,a rw !' vn
UHder.modare tejMiHUoa there ws. ,h "rtala l f rall
no nwli thlaa tMaimk)H. hhI rwwl "irtr for imrpoee ef newee
thertt vm eHeel vloletlon f I be mM The oaly wey to
liaxluwemsl rowlltloiM of lust eer- au ,nM rmltoh. of
Vlfli. VrtH Malael ladlvlduHU lal " ae uower of the state
HH.M1 irf dtarrlMlamla la nttea. od n"' u",,,n " lol h
In WKrelMMee rr.e. le trarH end "Wal r the use of the waternex.
yaril (mvHwaea. end suihiMui r Wallare Naeh. of the rHirilenii
wlOihuhllHK mr The rhuk iuut l,0", "r TVal. spoae brleay before
Im iHa Wetweea euamettdee. reM. aliwuoon aiourenu-et He ihouahi
UtleH mi owaerehlM The pmliiou rellrtiea eoMuettlloa wee Mielble
at OregOH M Ueea os of tally and " w valuable a ad far
WMiwervaUiiHi la all elalaa thev rWa He was certala that Uaet
HllRbl hate rnllroml teatabtltoa. m mtn l Woatera Ofei..a would i
we ult d wltlwel The reaMlt li '"td" b ,,
iM h.a retee thai ttrudered eaoi- Al p m the evealna mmIor a
toaa dlMeda Wrd surelne HeUer- eed h a report of the romntliu
wmm were fhnrmA l HHuratlHg w",l"ta- ,,B H ' '. "f
t IHMil preeeatad a t array of aly. oppueed the r....hni.,
Mtttletiea te hw that ralleoada In ,'1 ' M cHBOttttM ti.
OHieH vt very itraataMe The aeeHloa lo a rallrm.1 rumtul..i.t
la ml eteHdel their Uaos. aor la- wu ,h1 M wred at ISm n.l
ortKl their CHHleHtU Ptor hve The reeoloilons wre adopted and
vr they had wot kept i ee nlia l Yotran. of the Infeae Mer
tha growth of the txi.tr aad the "sMa" Prole tU-e Asaoelattoa dl
Mni4n ut lis lHdutn- tme of the rele naeettoa fruM the i.
irrsyi-.1 :; -"" j . .;,. iiUr euadpolat.
EVERY DAY
GOODS.
J- W Uhlle (Xn lel .10
loi kl ilew lm lrtl 1tr
tv. Willie r Ytllm hi
I0-1U W sttvf tin 04 Oik
ti ihtrfcacrt ut lfYv sA
a fftctagv UratM Nuu SrV
I IVm-Urw Iuar4 Uhv ...UK
U lk Tvltt tVru l1VHk aW
J Uirrrnx.i )ruiU r ituue
ltur &U are KwiaiiTt
trici)y rrb.
Moir Grocery
Company
r-- ' sT I
. I - '
the rnllroads In On-Kon had not one
freight car to the mile of rend.
Traffic maanttsr were oompslled to
make tho larjjost shoWlnB of oarn
Ings with tho smallest possible
equipment.
Ho advocated tho creation of r
railroad commission, with power lo
romody the enr shortnKU. and to do-
olare what was a lawful or unlawful
rate. No business man could carry
on litigation that required from two
to four years to determine In a con
troversy over rates. Any law to be
effective must put In tho hnnda of
a properly constituted commission
power to mnko rates, and mnko them
flnnl ui(l maximum.
Tho proposed bill created a com
mission of three men, appointed by
tho Hovornor. Its reatures, 05 por
cent of them, were taken from the
laws of other states, and tested and
proved satisfactory after much cobU
ly litigation. There were no experi
mental features. The mombers wore
not made elective, but tho govornor
was hold responsible for nppolntmont
and removal. Honest men believed
In elective aommlittlons, but nil who
wanted oommlealuns to fnll wanted
them to be mailo elective.
The reciprocal (IsmurraKO foaturn
was fixed In tho law at Vi a day oach
way. The commission was nlso giv
en power to Inquire Into this matter
and Into our shortage. The commis
sion was Riven power to determine
neKllgutioe iuiiI llnbtllty for failure
K llofr dlerueeed the aeei of an
ite rher. aad Ita effeet oa railroad
rtes, Te apeaker had tm iil
Idace ot the progrtM lb the after
aoa t 3 N Teal, of PortUad
Th apeaher lo..k the pualtloa that
U osvauea did aot earl aaa-ke aa i.
Issauai fur the KxU Md raaal
t Oraa,ia City the Mate vomUi hav
m d It Ho (avttred furialaf aa
lea h'ver a.o.iathMi lo mate thfct
Hht la h tulra f tue prudurera.
lilivi aad Mterrhaat
Tfce tlefaleai truat the Wl.laUI-
eie iui tow a tnn t the eaera
htea an J a v,u4 lae farnwltew
a aa me utter .taaaolathM. with.
aa et. t dve rwetiaittee of oae trow
eeb .t it. 4terel dthat oa the
. it i, ,a j,, nu 4 tR
let. vea Iftivw AaalatlOH
apeaKan fnm Portlaad. Maatera Or
m. al ftiMtUtera Orejoa pr.teur
Ml p!Hxl their kM. of the'
I
I
BAIL CAPITAL JOURNAISAIiEM, OREGON.
llawle), of Salem, who handled the
O. & C. railroad land grant without
gloves. Ho denounced Hitch monopo
listic holdings. ,
Chnlrmnn Hills adjourned tho con
vention with kind words to all
tho dtJWntuH, thanking tho public-
nplrlted cltlzous who took their time,
nuld their faro and hotel bills to
como to such gatherings to promote
tho publla welfare. r
j
Wlte Counsel front the South.
"I want to clvo somo valuable ad
vlco to those who Buffer with lame
hnck nnd kldnoy trottblo," snys J. R.
Ulnnkonshlp, of Deck, Tcnn. "I have
proved to an absoluto certain that
Electric Hitters will positively cure
this dlBtrosBtng condition. Tho first
bottlo gavo mo groat sollef and after
taking a fow mora bottles, I was com
plotoly cured; bo completely thnt It
becomes a ploasuro to recommend
this treat remedy." Sold under
gunrantoo nt J. C. Perry's drug storo
Prlco COc.
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! $& JS1 Wp Can
S S Th lloujool Kuppenhcimcr
CLEARANCE
TAKNTA(3E OF OUR SALE AT ONCE
I For $8.50
X
SALEM
viitti.iv. JANUARY 11..1007.
X "." wi ii
T
. ...., ..i.n U
l-asi, Jn""v eu-
Tonlsht, for the flt .
no and Salem ,
In a game of basketball
a game of uaBKevuu,.. . ndnB
As these are the two im b
Iioola In ths !nr "J0"1 ,8 !
ralry Is na urall y keen, ana is es
school
' rivalry
VSSToSx T-H-U
pedal !'
epn. ,mnnstrflted their
T1!- LUU'D I . they out -
,t f bo BoalnSi College last .1 -
fe, and have Improved con .de,-
ablv 8H1W '' ':"- ,Mnv nnd
"(k
in in jiL;i.iiin
. iixniiiiniiiF iriiui iiij
ni.. ttnr..in bus been shlft-
naes.
JUS i..'M - -- . !.
;ia loo" o"of ..the point.
lf.l.,lra W n HUB utt
AllLlilki.W ..to
l.atA BtrirniiMii lii iwi
I, rd I where he will have moie op-
U nlt for baskets. Though not
l id 1. I H VosM that Aloores
vill tako his Place a SL"Z.
r Kunni. v....
l ".!' "' l": weak
be the same as
rnh home boys w..l have to be on
.. . morv minute
Kcstirx aptaln and halfback on the
FRUITS, NUTS,
MINCE MEAT
Groceries !
In fact everything In tho lino of
seasonable holiday uoods and deli
cacies may bo found In stock at our
storo. Don't overlook.
BARRINGTON HALL COFFEE
Glvo us a call and bo convinced of
tho superiority of our service.
H. M. Branson
326 State st.
xxzttxitttttitntm of SSSSSS
UITS AND
uur nnnuai uearancc bales arc the bigecst and mnsr fo
vorably known clothing events that e?l To, &Lm"
They are always sweeping sales, held for the "JuIkSp S
closing out our season's stock before rh LJl VS? of
n .;scsg?w
and K1 n nn
T VJJ A A- f'.M
. M
I . .. ... n. .., on.i Ktsnass, tno uu.c.
rooioaii i""""" ,.Jr.is. Haroiu
half, are P,n ft.' "t,r iB also
Bofli formerly of thscltj.W awo
,the lineup. Win i - , ; d be
team the purpie uu .
taken care of. neverth0e8g,
Salem Is f'SS "23"
determined to erase .
gd
Ign hung on U1?'L 'a received u
nst fall when thf bos receivtu
last rail " ' ',.
.17 to & oriiuu u .- ---- ,. at
1 -
e JSr U. of 0..
Tm cam ewiu ve... - ,,
"'"' .
M. C. A. unnonu
will reforeo.
OUT OF EXlSTJtfi'CH.
'fll
' i ... 1 . l....!......u riflll
'IIIIIl HM."" ...
r ii.iiiiiipt'iiiiii lu-iiiiii.-' "
v,r ti.iri.ii Coriioimions
Dlssohcd.
1
t,.von,,.r riianiber nin tins mom-
wu. -- , .. n
! ' ,, oliSaflondeolanng 234
jng llled with secrotury oi ouu r....
have
corporations dissolved
which
... n.i .inriiiir tiio nnst two venrs.
file their statements or pay tncir nn -
litllDU, WU1...B - 1 "-- - i I
mini license fees, unuer uio iu-
visinns of tho corporation Hcenso
law, and their articles of Incorpora
tion revokod and repealed.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, ss:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
ho Is senior partner of tho firm of P.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business In
tho City of Toledo, county nnd state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and ovory caso of
Catarrh' that cannot bo cured by tho
uso of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to boforo mo nnd subscribed
In my presonco this Cth day of De
comber, A. D., 188G.
A. W. QLEASON, '
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intor-
nnlly, nnd nets directly on tho blood
and mucous Biirfnccs of tho system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 7Gc.
Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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OVERCOATS !
Tho Ico Melts.
After flvo days of freezing 1
In'er In 'this vicinity, wnich. broni
, Jt r ,fttlo Bkat, 8 ""
.. In'thln IVlnltlltV. wlllnli t."8!
for tho plumBofs. a Breat deal of?
convenience and a little. 8unCrII
' from colds, the mercury ha8 gone'1?
todny wo ar0 havlnK Ke2
n geahj
tho frost did any dnmnEo, nn$ itT
p0nvictlon of manv tw HJ
tho conviction of many that
cood will result from It. Thn C"l
J--4. l.., I.nnn nlmAl.n.l 1. ."l1!
i.- --:.--," rr.'". .
growth, and there Is. as a result. Zl
5 (n.t1,n fnllt nrnn '10(1
uitubcl l" "w "i'i
All tho World.
Is a stngo and Dallard's 8aaa
.. . .
, binimem
plays a most promln
part. lis ha3 no superior for Rhe.
matlsm, stiff joints, cuts, sprains, y
ll nalns. uuy it. try it and vnn
- -
alway8 Uso It. Anybody who bj
' used Ballard's Snow Liniment
tn v ..! nnr nr wnflr it Mnnn n..
l" 11V1UB !" " "" ""i UUTlJ
; trai bottle; 25c, 50c and $i.j
Sold by D. J. tfry.
Ready for
New Year Now
UIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIinii
"Wo aro always propared for an;
occasion and our lino of stock It
just as cood and almost as cob.
ploto as It was for Christmas.
At the Samo Old Stand.
(
A. L. Harvey's
Cor. Court nnd High Sta., Sales.
Phono 210 Main.
.
3VLL
. e vwing Special Values.
WOOLEN MILL STORE
w m lappart the ht fkif fr
leeVa ha4 pea river.
br feAfct who re lnU4
V at tk ruutatf ioa wera
U 8UU, nt Gr&nlt Pm V C
Wa )t Jt, -jt- i