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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY (, U)07.
,.xv".
NO. 27.
HAW JURY SECURED
JAM
ESTOWN FAIR BILL
KILLED
ALARIES
OF PUBLIC
OFFICIALS
ite Officers Arc Also to Be Allowed
Traveling Expenses
LOBBY AGAINST LOCKS
FIRST APPROPRIATION BILL
GRAFT
MEASURES
MULTIPLY
the lcfilslaturc continues with
same degree of liberality ns dls
cd by the wnjs and moans com
ee In fixing the nmounts for the
:rl and contingent expenses '
different state Institutions und
jtments, as shown In tho general
iroprlatlon bill which was aub-
ed to tho house yesterday nftor-
i thcro will havo to bo n mntorlnl
esse In revenues In order to hnvo
lugh money to go round, boforo tho
Iratlon of tho ensuing biennial
A comparison of tho Items
those contained in tho official
satM mado by former Secretary
Elite Dunbar shows that tho ag-
rtte amount of tho former ex
hibit of tho latter by over $20,-
the rand total amounting to
M,W. It will easily provo a $3,
000,000 loglslnturo ngnlnst $2,275,
381 two-years ago.
This ,howovcr, lncludos an nllow
nnco of $800 for tho snlnry nnd cx
penpf10 of the stnto dairy and food
commissi itch will doubtless bo
cast out whon taken up for consider
ation slnco tho salary nnd expense
of tho food 'nnd dairy commissioner
Is provided for In tho Bpoclal act un
dor which tho ofllco Is created. This
bill docs not embrace tho rccommen
dntloiiB for bimjcIhI appropriations for
repairs and Improvements, additional
buildings and betterments for tho
different institutions, which will ag
gregate oven a greater sum than tho
gonornl approprinton bill Itself nnd
which will bo set apnrt in another
bill, now In courso of preparation and
(Continued on pago flvo.)
JAMESTOWN
FAIR BILL
KILLED
Further Consideration of Hie
Matter By State Senate
Decided on
THAW
TRIAL
DkAGS
m
0 STOfE
HI 4
Hit
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
$10,000 WORTH
OP BEAUTIPUL
lew Spring Goods
NOW ON SALE
I WE HAVK XO OLD GOODS TO SHOW YOU. THIS IS A PUR-
MASK MAI)K ESPECIALLY rOU EARLY SPUING TRADE OP THE
WEST PRODUCT OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS IN AMKRI
. TIIEV AHE ALL NEW. SNAPPY. UP TO DATE MEHCHAX-
fSESOLl) AT LOWER PRICE THAN YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR OLD
MS KLSKWHERE. READ THE FOLLOWING:
Tho bill, creating n Jamestown ex
position commission and carrying an
appropriation of $05,000, mot its
Waterloo in tho stnto sounto today.
Tho proposed bill has boon in com
mlttoo for sovoral duys, and two ro
ports wero made. The majority ro
port recommended that tho bill do
Sketch Artists Excluded From
the Court Room
IH18S. Johnson broucht In a mlnorl
ty roport that it do not pnss. 1 duy.
A hot discussion wns instantly pro 'voked the usual gossip, that now dlf-
Ncw York, Jan. 30. At the open
ing of tho Thnw trial this morning
Justlco Fltzgornld nnnouncod that
ho would no longor pormit Hkotching
of principals In tho court room, nnd
nBked tho nrtlstH prosont to lenve.
May McKonzIo and Evelyn Thaw
wore tho only mombors of tho Thnw
contingent prosont at tho oponlng to-
Tito nbsonco of tho others pro-
foroncos hnd arlson In tho family.
Previous to tho oponlng, Thaw, In
tho prisoners' dock, tnlkcd n fow
minutes with his wife nnd May Mc
Kcnzlc. Harry C. Bronrty, nn advertising
ngent, nged 30 nnd married, wns
chosen as the tonth Juror at 11:40,
to tako tho place or Fnlro. Mrs. Car
negie and Edward Thaw ontorod the
court room an hour after tho oponlng.
:k
ress Goods
ft show a beautiful Btock of
; prlng black Dresa Goods in
1 tho latest deslens nnd utvina
kern Cloth, Panamas, Voiles,
ne, crepes, French Batistes,
de Almas. Silk Voiles, Sici-
. and Warp Henriettas,
Prices ranging from 49c to
5
red
fess Goods
2 W of styles you have to
'J. , a "wonderful, in nearly
Py acinable shade and de-
Tte prices cannot be beat;
,,f. c. 65c, 75c, 85c and
teWool
ress Goods
U 8..
h iu" . ranamas, Princess
i ?" French Batiste,
JOII Olll, . ' -"-"""CO, Al-
-c, o&e, 75c, 85, 98c.
KHpE
frES
hundred ,,,,, t
t all na "" -otJuueso
'aU.
White Linen
Dress Goods
One thousand yards to select
from. This Is a special bargain;
yard, 25c, 35c.
Domestics
Wo show a wonderful stock of
Domoatlcs priced down to tho
lowest notch. Dress Ginghams,
Calicoes, Outing Flannols, Fancy
Callcoos, Bleached and Unbleach
ed Muslins, India Llnons, Persian
Lawns, Long Cloth, Indian Head
Dress Goods, Swisses, Crash,
Toweling, Tablo Linens, Swan's
Down Flannels. Wnlto Wool Flan
nels, Wool, Eldordown, Bed
Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases,
Towol3, NapklM, Sllkallnea, Cre
tans, Linen Table Covers, Pillows,
Cotton Bats, Sheeting, Pillow Tub
ing, Fancy Lawns and Dimities,
all at llttlo prices.
Whke Lawn Waists
Handsomely embroidered; sale
price 49c, 66c, 75e, and 98c.
Notions
Safety PJno, 2c per dozen;
Laces, 2 for lc; Darning Cotton,
ball, lc; Plnq, 1 cpaper; 25c Hose
Supporters, Ho; Sana Silk, Ball,
lc
clpltnted. Kay of Marlon took the
floor In opposition to tho appropria
tion. Ho said that bills wero Intro
duced, or would bo, asking for $5,
000,000 from this legislature, nnd
urovloiiB to this no Oregon legisla
ture had ever appropriated over $2,
600,000, and that was at n tlmo when
thero was unusunl demands. Ho
thought $2,225,000 was amplo to run
tho stato. Ho considered this the
most usolcss appropriation thnt had
been asked for.
Senator Beach, of Portland, de
fended tho appropriation, and Buld,
regardless of any obligation or senti
ment, which Is not to bo considered,
this was tho best opportunity 'flint
Oregon lino over had to oxpond this
sum of money judiciously. Ho snid
it was true that flvo millions is bolng
asked for, and ho reminded Sonator
Kay that Marlon county is asking for
four of this flvo millions. Further
more, ho said Oregon is growing rap
idly, and is now a $5,000, 000 stuto.
Tho question came up on tho sub
stitution of tho minority for tho ma
jority report, and tho voto stood nH
follews: Tho Jones freo locks bill wns mnde
Ayes Bingham, Dowcrmnn, Coko, a special order at 10 a. in., and,
Colo, Coshow, Hedges, Johnson, Kay,
JONES
LOCKS
That $65,000 Exposition Job Killed Once
But Will Reappear
This loglalatlvo tiny wns opened mado to employ another page for the
with at lenst threo or four aehomoa
to carry awny tho almighty dollar, at.
llttlo or no effort to tho fellow who
would got It. Stockmon woro In the
rotunda cursing tho monBuro to havo
a Btato Rhcop inspection commission
crontod. Houso bill No. 17, which
commlsBlon selects n stnto shcop In
spector, who nppolntB deputies nil
ovor tho stato, and, whllo tho chief
gots $4000 for Bnlary and cxpcnsoB
state prlntor to curry tho bills up
to tho houso nftor thoy nro printod.
RoproBoutatlvo Rodgocs mado mlnco
moat of It by Baying tho laws ro
qulrod tho prlntor to dollvor whntov
or printing tho house ordered at hln
own oxponso. A mombor statod that
the Btato prlntor wnn olrondy provid
ed with two pagos. Tho Rodgors res
olution provalled.
The .Jamestown Graft.
With apology to tho sonaltlvo
thero la no telling what tho doputy houso mombor. Tho Journal must
gots. Thero Is nlroady a stnto live
stock commission nnd fodoral shoop
inspectors, who have dono a great
donl to oxtirpnto disease,
A Llttlo Gimt Graft.
Those who havo camped In tho
mountains know tho llttlo, almost
invlslblo gnat that got under tho
akin nnd sucks Itsolf so full ho can't
got out. Woll, thnt species appeared
this morning, whon nn effort wni
BILL
Valley Shippers Making
Redhot Fight For the
Measure
chronlclo tho death of tho Jnrnos
town oxpoHltlon appropriation of
$05,000, which was given short
shrift in tho sennto against tho at
moat unanimous voto of tho Multno
mah delegation. Thoso mombors
could not do otherwise nftor holding
tho exposition in their rlty, nnd will
fight to rovlvo tho Jnmostown grab,
by hitching it onto tho Seattle appro
prlatlon.
Loughory, Laycock, Mlllor of Marlon
Miller of Linn, Smith of Marlon,
Smith of Umatilla, Schofleld, Wright
and Mr. President 17.
Noes Bailey, Beach, Caldwell,
Hodson, Mnlarkoy, McDonald, Mullt,
Nottingham, Slchel, Whealdon 10.
Tho motion was then mndo to In
definitely postpone further consider
ation of tho mattor, and tho voto wns
the same excopt that Smith of Uma
tilla, voted "no" In this instance,
making tho voto 15 to 12. Thero
wero three absentees.
Tho Multnomah delegation and
I other friends of the bill aro "sore,"
to say tho least or it. As tho matter
now stands It looks ns If tho result
of this voto will havo n strong bear
ing on all futuro appropriation bills.
The Multnomah delegation are talk
ing privately that Marlon county gets
COOLIE
PROBLEM
SOLVED
President and California Del
egation Come toAgreement
whllo tho Bhlppors of tho valloy nro
strongly organized nnd bnckliiK tho
bill, there Is a powerful lobby at tho ('ont ,m8 """J" " ohit!on of t
-.n. !...-.-.i-r-. i'. J Jnpnneso coollo problem. Ho will
unfold It to tho California delegation
this ovonlng. It is undorBtood ho has
reached on ngreomont with tho Jnp
nneso ninbnssndor, Aokl, whereby
tho Toklo sovornmont will provont
laborers taking pnBsogo for this coun
try. It la not likely to bo announced
omclally. If Jt woro tho Mikado
would bo nttnckod by tho opposition
at home. Ho cannot mnko n treaty,
but will nchiovo tho snmo results by
oxorclslng power ovor tho steamship
lines.
STEERING
HOUSE
ALONG
Speaker Davey Pushes the
Busine s in Many Ways
Speaker Davey Is Bteorlng tho
Washington, Jnn. 30. Tho Prosl ,,I0IIH loK with grcnt expedition.
tho i
lAMxwet onownra eras.
LV0Y BROS.
Ctmr tf CMmtr
dJl m Cmrt itnto
tlons, and thoy think they can save
Senator Kay at least $2,000,000 of
tho flvo ho spoke of. Thero has also
been some veiled threats of cutting
the appropriation for tho Stato Uni
versity, for normal schools and tho
Agricultural college. If the Multno
mah delegation continues In tho pres
ent frame of mind, and can make
good, they will probably kill any
bills they see fit.
Judge Alex. Sweek, of Portland,
chairman of the Democratic state
central committee. Is in tho city on
business boforo tho supreme court.
stato houso to dofeat tho measure.
When Representative Jones called
up tho bill, Campbell of Clackamas,
moved that tho courtesies of tho
Iioubo bo oxtonded to William Pntrlck
Kendy, former spoakor of Uio house,
who Is understood to bo the lender of
tho lobby agalist tho bill.
Ropresentatlvo Newell, of Wash
ington, stuted that David B, Ogden,
or tho United States corps of ongin
eers, would bo up on tho noon train,
and would havo Important informa
tion to Impart, and he askod that
the bill go ovor to 2 p. m. Colonel
E. Hofer and Captain Waltor Lyon,
nnd other members of tho Open Rlv
or oxocutlve commltteo, hold a con
ference with Reprcsontatlvo Jones,
and consented that tho special order
four-fltthsof all tho stato npproPrla.bo c,mugcd t0 2 0,c,ock th(J flftor.
Skating Race
First race of the season at the Au
ditorium tonight. Race starts at 9
noon, when tho bill came up.
o .
Wjim Thmv Insane?
William L, Clark, revlowlng editor
of tho Cyclopedia of Law and Pro-
ceeduro, discussing tho Thaw case,
suys: "The Jury must decldo eololy
upon evidence presented to tho court.
It cannot convict unless convinced
of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt,
and reasonable dpubt as to sanity at
tho time of tho killing will require
acquittal. If Thaw was insano nt tho
tlmo ho killed White ho not only can
not bo punished, but was guilty of
no crime."
CENSUS
CLERK
ARRESTED
Dr. J. F. COOK
HOVa TO 34 LIBMtTY gTXBMF,
MC WIMi MMfT AIA OX
Aim JfSW rAHMNTf . FOK AXT
AIiZi WR. COOK.
HwcUy Has Gone.
London, Jan. 30. Tho Globe says
tho British government haB accepted
Swottenham's resignation as gover
nor of Jamaica,
o
Telegraphic Brkfs.
Two men wero killed and 30 bad
ly Injured by a cave-Is of the roof of
tho 8hawmut raise, in THoIumne
county, California, TMUy night.
Washington, Jnn. 30. William C.
Coploy, aged 35, a census clerk, was
arrested this morning, folldwlng the
discovery of lifs wlfo and C-monthB-old
daughter dead with bullet holes
In tholr heads.' Ho said his wlfo had
killed he'rself and tho baby. Ho said
ho was sitting In tho front room
when ho heard tho shot. Ho rushed
In and found his wlf,o dead. He
called a doctor, and declared ho did
not know tho baby was doad until
tho doctor pulled down tho bed
covors, A 3-year-old son, Raymond,
was In tho eamo room, unmolested.
Copley served In tho Philippines as
a member of Thirty-fourth Iowa.
wmior his guiding hnnd that body
transacts nn Immonso voliimo of
business.
In ordor to clenr tho desk of son
nlo bills. nftor flrst rondlng Speaker
uavey suggested a suspension of
rulos to road tho bills n second tlmo,
nnd havo thorn roforrod. Campbell,
of Clnckamns, objoctod on tho point
thnt such n courso is In violation of
section 19 of tho stnto constitution,
which provides that, uiiIosh nn
emergency exists all bills shall ho
rend flrst, Boond nnd third tlmo on
throo sopnrato days. Motion was
finally mado nnd cnrrlod that thti
rules bo suspended, whon Mr. Camp
bell ngaln culled nttention to tho con
stitutional requirements and Buggoat-
ed tho motion declnre nn omorgoncy,
but tho apenker ruled this proceed
ing unprocodontod and unnecessary.
Tho speaker callod attontion to
dolay In delivering of printod mattor
from tho printing ofllco, and asked
for Instructions for a romody. Prlnt
or Instructed, by motion of Rodgeru,
to deliver all printed mattor to aor
goant at arms.'
Attorney Dan Tarploy, who has
beea visiting In tho city, will leave
today for Portland, He has recent
ly been summoned as a wJtncw in the
Hermann land fraud case, ad will
lv this wk for Washington.
Kcnato Wftfiu'Hday MoinIng.,
8. B. U4, Cole, to glvo relief for
wator users from tho Umatilla.
S. B. 155, Cole, relating to paying
wagos in script.
S. I). 150, Mlllor or Linn nnd Ma
rlon, relating to stock In Linn coun.
ty.
8. n. 157, Marlon county dologa
tlon, rotating to clerk of Marion
county.
S. B. 158, Mnlnrkey, to aid in con
struction of military wagon road
from Coos Bay to Bosoburg.
Commltteo recommended that S.
B. 115 do pass, Adopted,
Commltteo recommended thnt If
B, 90 do pass,
Committee on agriculture recom
mended that 8, H. 24, 8. B. 62 and
1, B. 88 do paw. Adapted.