Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 29, 1907, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-..-n,v TAVUARr 20, 1007. DAILY OATITAIi JOURNAL, capitalIournal's editorial PAG , SALEM, OREGON, Jtui'"t H i El i h t ' II ' !' k o HOFER BROS., " " nd PwgggS THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR I'WKJKKSH, JlHVKIXJI'MiafTi oovi:rnmi:nt. and no uikjiiadki) labor. GOOD QVKHTIOXf) AIIOIT A RAIMtOAD CO.M.MIHHION. iffho auction whether Oregon shall have a railroad oommlHlon la bo foro tho legislature. ',... Owing to tho peculiar situation of Oregon, ther nra railroads on two IdS o" ft Stale, Till: UIIIKH THAT IIAVK H'ATHK COM.MMUNIOATION At nil point where tho water competition mako itself felt tho result li low frolght rntos. ... , . , Where thoro Is no water compotltlon, the rut nro kopt up to ns high a standard an tho traffic, will bear. 8o that tho boneM of n railroad commission would bo In reduction of rate nnd iirorqntlon of discrimination AUAINHT 1'OINTfJ NOTHUIMKCT to vati:h coMi'irriTioN. M'ould tho points In tho Intorlor nnd tho IndustrloB that hnvo no water compotltlon uat any benefit or protoctlon from a railroad commission? A commission would naturally bo mado up of a mombor from Port land, one from Kastorn Oregon and ono from Southorn Oregon or the Wlllamotto valley? It Is uot llkoly that nil thrco commissioners' would bo tnkon from "Western Orvcon. Tho dongor to tho rest of tho slato l-i from A CO.M.MIKHION DO.MI XATlil) Y PORTLAND INTKIIKHTH. This Is a sonsltlvo point and probably should not bo raised, and may novor bo an Insuo. Hut It plainly stnres thu shippers of tho Intorlor In tho faco that u commission dultia nil In Its power TO fllJT IIATKfl I'OR THIS PORT LAND .lOHDKItH, and to socuro tho cars needed for Portland Industries, 'WOULD NOT IIH AIILK TO IK) VIHIV MUCH FOR THU H.MALLMI IN MUKT1MKH OF THU INTKRIOR. Vhon havo tho Jobbers nnd shippers of Portland fought tho batllos ot tho Interior? For Instanco, It does not worry them that thoy Kt a lC-conl rato on nugar from flan Francisco, and placos lllco Olondalo IIAVK TO PAV ) CKXTB A HUNRKKR FROM FRIMCO. That Is to project tho Portland Jobbers, and thoy nsk oven greater pro tection against plncos llko Ilolso and llakor Olty. If a commission Mil Is passed tho people will havo to fight in koep Portland from gobbling up tho commission, and will RAVI-: TO FIGHT FOR ALL THIOV GOT FROM THATCO.MMIHHIO.V. This Is uot nnld to prejudice any section of tho stato against Port land, but lest wo forgot and find ourselvmi kicking against thu very rem My that wo nro asking for.) For Instance, docs Portland protoit again tho raise In lumber rate to Interior sawmills from 13.10 to S.OO per ton. Will Portland help umbo that tight before the Interstate Commerce Commission that will placo ALL TIIK INRUKTRIKS OF Till: STATU ON THH HA.MH FOOTING? It Is almost Impoislblo to nppolnta railroad commission by the govor nor, or anyone uluo that will not bo undor tho control of tho Immense shipping Interests of Portland. ANOALL KNOW WHAT THKV AUK. On tho other hand tho. tho governor might appoint n commission that would bo so absolutely fiilr that all parts of Orouon would bo built up tillko uml there would bo no aomplnlul on this score. -M '-- 0 " URAL GRNTLV WITH Till: PHOPLH. Tho people of Oregon hnvo been loug'surferlng and kind, and deserve good treatment at the hands of thn legislature. IT HHOULU NOT TAKi: AWAY FROM TllliMI'llll LAST OHNT TIIIJV IIAVK. Of course, offlolallsin, onoo In tho easy ehnlr, with Its fMl'au the desk, nnd with busy clerks Muttering about, feels ltd outa. It eaiinot refum Hie berk ami Ml of that who hit fatte! In the Htnlls of ofHce. The ox kuBwoUi bis master's erlb. and oWckls linve lettrued the ropee HWl KNOW HOW 10 IIILU'll FOR THU CIIOIOI1ST I'ODDHIt. Of (wire, they do not consciously reach for It, but they know where It I. Miiro IttMltutlous. wore oMcm. nor clerk, more uieliluery, more commission. MAKIt .MORK P!0H8 far the lord's poor and denervlug. Yt ve mutt plead for the people, and Mik the stall-fed portion of the population, that toll not. neither do they spin anything but hotttlr ynriw, UOt to go too far lest w forget OUR DPTV TO TIIR OltA.VD OLD PAR. TV AND TllltOW VtlO ALL OMT. Do not pre tlio orowit of tuxes two hard oh the brow of the tolling mttu&t, Itemtmtber whenee yu sprout, and Uuil ye one worked for u living. Dual gently with the people, and if ytiu ettuuot ttel nil your fntully on ths ifsyrQlls this time do not despair. THIIRR WILL UK orilllll OP WltTUSITIItH. lit the meantime you eatt onll ike writer of this a low demagog. ' o - - UIIATIl PliNALTV 1)R TDK HOLDUP MAN. U i a harsh remedy to tako away a wait's nhylel right to live, but lHg as we retain the death p Hlty the holdup mun Is tmllUed tu Us buiient, If any criminal ott earth l. THK MURDHR OF A IHIRTMND PIIVSiriAN, wko wns rohttel ou high bridge, and struggled (n rwslsi. Ht was knocked oh Ike head aad thrown nvr the prwlplee. was a horrible crime. Tho Man who outers a huusehotd and wg awl Ulads a wrvaat girl ur woman of the house and robs theprimu umler threats of deoth Is , wor0 criminal THAN UK WHO Ktf.Ui ANOTHHR OPT OF RRVNGI. Tho bill Introduced lit tho senate by Wright of Yamhill should pa bUt hohmm. and become a law. U uonds the death teualty to tke maH who with deadly woauou hold up another to rtU. Th prlneJide IttvoWiNl Is ler and bM be enartea Uto law la Mom tana, ami Is rieogttlini In mhor uouutrles. The deliberate, deadly threat anil Inleul to kill makw tle hoMup man MORII VIINRMorH THAN A Heprtmtatlvea aud Muators should d0 ih uu.sh t deter a ctowIbk ' ortwo Uy aUaohlug a dually that wUI tend U) step It. The UMHiUff t i wm poHaivj is iwi m me juug and jury. -o-- MQ$&Q&Q&$&Q&&&Q$$$&&Qt( J Convalescent need a large amount of nourish- S ment in easily digested form. Scott's Emutston is powerful nourish- ment highly concentrated. It makes bone, blood and muscle without putting any tax on the digestion. all Dnuaai8TSt eoc. and si.oo. $&QQQttQ&&QQ&W Ji 15 MHillflBBWSHSMSksa l)rynn-s political speech waa devote to Free Trade as tho only solu tion of tho commercial regulations with other countries. NOW IS IT RIGHT ON THIS POINT that tho Republican party has built Its foundation of Industrial nnd economic prosperity. Tho records of tho past few yearsof prices of products and labor, of foreign trndo and domostlc production, are nparnlellcd. Thoy nro built on tho solid rock of a protectlvo tariff, WHICH MR. HRVA.V WOULD OVERTHROW. Unnblo to attack successfully tbecondltlons of tho laboring man or tho prices paid tho producer, Mr. Ilryan contontod himself with academic frpo trade, and throw a kiss nt tho Socialists. Hut what sano man would exchango presont conditions' for those that havo always prevailed WHK.V THK DEMOCRATIC PARTY UM1LH TOOK TARIFF RRVI8ION. What wont with tho prlcoH of wool and cattle, and tho wages of labor undor tho various tariff experiments of tho Democratic ndmlnlstrntlons tho country has had? Mr. Ilryan, with nil his oloquenco and nblllty and pleasing manners, confessed thnt ho hnd nothing to offer labor. IMPORTANT MEASURES PRESENTED Speaker Davey Introduces Bills to Establish and Regu late State Printing Plant Little of lnterost dovolopod ilurlnK yosterdny afteruoon'H eoshIoii of the house of roproHontntlvos. Thirty ono new blllH wore Introduced and numerous commltteo reports fllod nnd road nearly 100 bills passed the second roadlng aud wero roforrod to committee for consideration. The only tilt of nny Importance was upon tho adoption of n rosoju tlon, by Wilson, of Multnomah, pro viding for an Inorenso of tho mem bership of tho committee on nssosa ment nnd taxation from llvo to seven members, on account of tho great amount of work that would bo ox- acted of that committee, but It wns voted down upon motion of suspen sion of the rules and the rosoliitlou went to the resolution committee for consideration ami report. It Is un derstood the revolution will be re ported Iwck unfavorably when a lWMtod debate Is expected to be pre cipitated ou the lloor. Among the most Important bllbt to have been Introduced were two by Speaker Davey. by request, ono of which uike for tut npproplatlou of tin aggregate of 110.000 for equipment of n state Printline plant, wilury of state printer, employee, etc. and tho other asking for an appropriation of an aggregate or $00,000 for the pur alias of a site, erection of u stato printing plant and fur the oqulpmoitt of same with nceeeee. type, iwper and other neewtsory materials. Tho house clenrwl up the desk at t o'clock ami took a recee until 10 o'oloak this morning. t The house routtae lit detail fol lews: IIoiimi ltoittliio (MoiuUy Aftitntuon). House oolled to order ut 2 p. m. Opotie! by prayer by Itev. W. H. Helleek, of the First M. H. church. Speaker Daveo- announced the house Julut eontmlttee on ro-appor- tloHiuent as follow . Jewell, Jose phine; lloyor, Multuomah; Rodgors. Marlon. Blushor. Umatilla and Mor- HRYAN AND MltOII, In all Mr. Uryau's wAm at ttalm k had vtry HU4e to ht ulwut the aoudtttoits uf Uor. AWOV ALL UK HAD NO FAULT TO FIND with III vm r the e.m Idaywftttt r Vabor uudr a U(tublltH administratis. This U ratlier wmarkaWla. when It k the ornx ( t)t whvto poUtleat rotrotrj). llrlllhtNt as he U lu pUlurlnc inKtw eimluMM for lh lahoriag mass. s, ho IIAIl ,0 1LI.1M)W COMHW Tt OFFHR ON THIS SUIUKCT. SklllfMl m Mr. Urjan Is In attacklug tho weak points of a oppotMmt he could uot o crlileUo (Uo ooudltleits of labor uader RepubliMtt Ml. Ills oitlx biuc at the opera housd speech was a touch upon the hem f Iho urwt of Socialism, VMHV LIGHT AND VKHY UUIT. 'thronust be a iMdJmtJutmt ottabor so that a utaa shall take from Ofllely only what h contributes to seoMy." Thoso wro his xtords of purely acadmlo altruUw; theortle BooialUm iwliair Mat usual to catoh a fw voak-mludea and net fuitr edu. at4 w(Htt. ' v It M a MmMH iMMI4l preUlOB, a ancleat s Adam Smith, and ' VAJT W AlMm MV At WWWM OX TMK VXTHINKIXG. , .VOnt IIH.H MONHV THAT IS NOT DARNING ANXTIUNG WILL M.IH.V THRHK PHR CKNT IN TKHKhT IF RKPOSITKD IN OUR SAVINGS DHPARTMKNT. IT OAN RH WITHDRAWN WURN NHHDHD. DlU'OSll OF ONi: DOLUVU OU MORK C. UK MADK AT ANY TIMH. SAvlnga Departiit row; Donnolly, OHIInm, Shormnn and Wheeler; Uarrott, Washington; Chaso, Coos. Message from loglslntlvo commit tee of Washington on Investigation and rocommondntlons for congro? slonnl appropriations for rivors and harbors Improvement, fixing tho dates of tho mooting of tho Joint rommltteoe upon Fobruary 5). Rulos Htispondod nnd memorial concurred In. MeRsago from governor rocom mendlng appropriation for oroctlon nnd equlpmont of Btnto olootrlc light plant. Roforrod to special commit tee of five for consideration. Messago front sonnto on special committee appointments. Speaker nnnoucos joint commltteo on Investigation of stato Institutions Report rosolutlonB committee. SonntoJ. M. No. 2, to abolish tar iff on Juto llbro. Favorable. Adopted. II. .1. It. No. 8, relating to Bnlarlos of stato oincors. Advorsoly. Report adopted. Itosolutloit adopted. II. It. No. 28, oxtrn copies of II. I). No. 30. Adverse report. Adopton. S. J. M. No. 1, asking that stook men have free passage ovor land In Umntllhi Indian reservation. Renort ndo'iHl Memorial adopted. II. J. M. No. S, election of U. S. sent tot hv direct vote. Favorable reH rt adopted. H. It. No. St. providing clerk for committee- on roads and highway. Adverse report adopted. II. It. No. !H. for assistant door keeper. Itepnrt adopted. &. C. R. No. 7. providing manner of wording titles to bills. Adverse report udupted. S. C. It. No. 1. Joint oommlttoo to meet similar committees from Ida ho and Washington relative to open ing of Columbia river. Favorable with ttmoudment to out off mlleasw ami clerical help adopted. Second reading house bills. H. H. No. S5, Freeman, for more otllclent aystem for useeeelug Iwuk stock; referred to committee on as sessment and taxation. II. II. No. S6, Froemnit, prescrib ing duties of county boards of equal isation; aeseeement and taxation. H. 1). No. 101. MeCue. rl.itl,i m fUhiHg on Columbia; fisheries. II. II No. 1J. McCti. sottlrt; wheu district! not entltleil to school fund. edneHllon. H. II No. ill, Cotfry, providing for protection fram for0flt ttrftg. hQr. tlculture H R. No. m, Coffig', npiHtlntment and conpensatlon of deputy oounty clerks of Multnomah ; Multnomah delguttou II. n. No. us. Cofley, making tin lawful for Ming badges or Insignia of military and fraterual orders; health and public morals. II. H. No. 181, CoKojr. fixing pwml. ty of persons oouvteted seooud and third time for fokmy; Judiciary. H. n. No, is, j.wejii. bounty on wlkl animals; nMi. H. 11. No, 189. j,wot. (.mw of court for traneacUon probate and oMl huatnoMU JudMary. H. H. No, 111, jw.u WcV, a msovlns f snlmtM, and sturen: nunters' jm Uw. tm II. 11. N9. i. Dy, (Uy ate board of chart aud rrM.' lions; revision of law. tor 0 ot law, im. wtatlB6 J reads: roada and hlghwaj-a. . B No. Ul. 2M w,utaUns, Roller Skates Free For Eto A good pair of Roller Skates fr with every Boy's Suit sold, i styles for boys from 3 to 1 6 yea 4 i C 1 d to oia. see our Bargains and gelj pair of skates free. G. W. Johnson & 0 fishing on Roguo river. Special com mittee, Jewell, Vawter and Rackllff. II. IJ. No. 11C, Simmer, foos of Umntllla county sheriff. Salarlos ot county and Btnto oincors. II. U. No. 11.0, Slushor, rolntlng to nnlmnls running at lnrgo ln Sherman county; agriculture. H. H. No. 117 noutKcn. prohibit ing makln! fnlso statomonts of cor porations, etc; Judiciary. II. II, No. 118, Jnokson, armories for national guard; military nffnlra. II. 1). No. 119, Jackson, portnlnlng to military; Judlolnry. II. IJ. No. 120. Jnckson, taxing gross roceplts of railroads; ns3oss ment and taxation. H. M. No. 122, WtiBhlngton, to ro apportion stato; special commltteo on apportionment. II. H. No. U'i, Rothchlld, restrict ing deer; gamo, II. 11. No. 125, Dye, uitlform -tnm of satisfying Judgmonts; Judi ciary. H. II. No. 1JC, Dye, tolephono com- mtsaiou; corporation!, i H. II. No. 1ST. Dye, foes in divorce cases; Judiciary. J II. II. No. 12S, Dye, providing sunta uu street cars; corporations. H. 11. No. 120, Dyo, rolntlng to sheriff deeds; revision of laws. H. H. No. 131, Froomnn, rocord of title to real property; Judlclnry. H. B. No. 132, Frooinan, commis sioners for insane persons; Judlolnry. H. D. No. 133, Froaman, llmitlnrj value of property thnt may bo hold; Judiciary. , H. II. No. 131, Merryman, incor pomtlng Klamath Falls; cltlos and towns. H. . N'o. 13C, Merryman, court house for Klamath Falls; Judiciary. H. n. No. 13C, King, roqulrlng In- ..lu, uoiupantos to invest money In state; Jnsurnnoe. H. U. No. 137. Sottlomlor. dlspln nt Alaskn-Yukon oxpoaltion; ways and means. ". D. No. 138. Bonis, oheoso and' dairy Inspection; food and dairy produots. H. B. No. 139, nurns, porsonal property oxemptlon: Judiciary H. B. No. HO, nurns, service of summons; Judlolary. II. B. No. 141. Reals, protecting salmon on Tillamook bay; flsQdoSS H. B. No. H2, Gray, board trua. Sort!1, Brbank fundj i " roformatory Institutions J',! 1Q' ,U3' Gr'. olose Boasot, or wild fowl; gnoie dJiLDJ?; lU' Graj rolanff to -jVd9Cter,rwovoryof or "cor; aV.'1, BnC8' PrleCt,on No. 153, Merryman, record ing plats nnd towns; rovlsloao II. B. No. 153, Camnbell.m. to decisions of supreme coo) vision ui iqws, j Report Stniidlnir Coma t Commltteo on hortlcaltwij .nblo ronnrt. nn ir n vn ti u j Ing to branding fruit!, ttej biiuiiiiuu. iuopieu. Specinl commltteo of Un Morrow delegation reported I nbly on. II. B. No. 96, to tu of Umntllla county school i tondont. Report adopted. First I tending House 1 II. B. No. 249, Dye, toprcd Bchool district. II. B. No. SCO, Davey, to j pormnnont record of elect H. B. No. 251, Davoylbrr to amend sections 24259, tl. B. No. 252, Davey, fors Indlnn war veterans II. 13. No. 253, Davey ibjt for stnto printing plant II! B. No. 254, Davey ttir Hat snlnry for state printer II. B. No. 255, Katon.proti Irrigation surveys. II. B. No. 25C. Deals, tW for improvement Tlllnmool! 11. B. No. 257, RothtUHa locnto nitito school II. D. No. 258, Die, to Hon 2553. H. B. .No. 259. DelkW school superintendent o( county. H. B. No. 200, Belkni?.sJ first central Oregon agrki trlct. . H. B. No. 201, Kins, Ko poratlons. II. B. No. 2C2, Kins, i sessor Harney county 11. B. No. 263, ChSr section 2593. H. rt v ?fii. nnrm.1 section 28C1, reglsterinc' H. B. No. 265. Pike, land board to soil certala! II. n. No. 266. Pike, ration and fuel to ianatsl homo. II. B. No. 267, Jacka. BOPtlnn 9)1. H. B. No. 26S, Gray.J tor. suDDOrt Ashland no , II. B. No. 269, Cray.l bawdv hniiRcs. II. B. No. 270 Vawt''l for ndmiftslon to bar H. B. No. 271 Freesrtl docs norannnl orODCfty. Report of coniiuUsloB'" highways. Referred w hlchwava committees. H. n. No. 30. Wllw : assessment and taiaU08- ...... -!.., .n Are tO J tlou to suspend rules sl lutlon lost. j H. C. R. No IS, Moflrtj Ing for General Owenb fAf.A,l a m milted 00 r Adjournment t3l9-j PILES CURED IX PAZO OINTMENT J to euro any case u Ble4In or ProUtti 14 4eja or oay