Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 13, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

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DAILY CAMTAIi JOCRNAfc,
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BALKM, OREGON. WKUaw'
SCHEME
TO MAKE
OFFICE
Job Put Up to Create Place
For Dirty Cur Said
Nottingham
"This provision In tlio Chnpln bill
to nppolnt tlio commission by a board
was navor considered In tbo commit
tee room; whoovor says It wan tolls
a. falsehood. It wns the net of three
j-ovoltUloniiry members of tlio house
eommltteo who wont bnok on tholr
HKrcomont to support tlio compromise
Bingham bill who concootod this plnn
iu ordor that a job might ho ""1
for a dirty cur"
This wns a part of tho denuncia
tion Hint wns given to tlio flrnt sec
tion of tho Chnpln bill by Senator
Nottlnr.hnm yestordny nftornoun In
tho uonnlo whon tho Illnuhnm bill
was under consideration. This la
known as 8. 11. 129 nnd Is Idontlcnl
with tho Chnpln bill Unit wah jinss
J by tho Iioiimo except that the
Clinpln bill provides that tlio commls
atoaors shall bo appointed by a board
composed of tho govornor, tho nocro
try of stato nnd tho stnto treasurer.
Tfee IllnRlinm bill provides that tho
commission dirll bo appointed tem
porarily by tho govornor.
Tho Ulnglinm bill was tho rosult
of n rompramlso tlmt wns nuulo In
joint commlttoo; tho sonato mombets
boliiK unanimously In favor of the
permanent appolntmont by tho gov
ernor nnd thu liouso mombers declar
ing In favor of an ulcctlvo commls
Mlon. Tho niiiKlmm bill wait tho
romprpnilHO muasuro that all nursed
to.
After this had boon settled thruo
of tho members of tho Iiuiiro committee-
being a minority of tho Joint
rofumlttoo got together oiitsldo the
rommltloo room and drow up whnt Is
known as tlio majority report In the
fc-tmso but what wns rrnlly n minority
report of tho Joint committee. It Is
aM In tho lobby that this brllllnnt
chcfita omltintcd from tho fcrtllo
liraln of 0. A. Wostsato, chnlrman
t tho Hupubllcnn stnto central com-1
Do You Like Honest,
Square Dealing ?
Dr. Pkrcc'o world-famed medicines arc put out under the belief thnt
publicity l the best possible guaranty of merit, nnd that the most Intel
ligent people generally want to know whnt they tnke Into their atom
achi), whether It tie ns food, drink or medicine. Although it was n bold
step to tukc, and quite out of the usual practice of mnkcra of propric
tary medicines, yet Dr. Pierce, roiuc time ngo, decided to publish broad
cast nnd on nil hU bottle-wrappers nil the ingredients entering into tlu
composition, or make-up, of his celebrated fnmily medicines. A square
deal Is therefore assured every one using his medicines, for one knows
exactly what be or she is paying for when purchasing them, since every
Ingredient i 'published in plain Jingtish on the bottle-wrappers and tkt
twtrcintu of the same attested under solemn oath. Those several Ingredi
ents are selected from among the very lxt known to mwllcnl science
foe the cure of the various dlscaws for which these medicines are
recommended.
Ttte mit eminent nnd leading mod-'
tea! teacher nnd writers of all the j
aawrM schools of practice hsva endorHl '
eh of th ingreuleiiti filtering into l)r.
ITcwo's in.; neo in uio strongest pos-
Iblrtonn The makers of Or. Pierce
ne4tclqe IwllevtT
list intclllitrnt people
da rVt Villi to oifl
their mouths like
lotvlh ime hi
lid RUlp down
whklvt
litem, rimer in
or medicine.
His way 0
without kroufuc
IhliiR ol the
HutterUcs and larml
istacter
0!
m asents cmnloved.
bel'i
M-iin-rnlSrwUhramrniai ifopf
;uta4iJft5iinif ci-w, p.'tff:
i iifiiiir
Dr 1'ierco's meUiciiwOm iiisitd
fiei
medicmeOni n
root of plants f
nuiiy from uio roou oi pianu lounu
rawing in uio uepun oi our Ainenesn
foiwU IVy sn so comjmundeil that
y wMi m Aarw in (my aw, ckh
f ise mw "fwrf twHWMWMiM. m
enen duUIiciiv Dr. 11erc Iim taken 1
iu
MHlichiM out of the 2Ul of hforrt not
trami, o( doubtful merit, au4 inada
ihtlU UKMKIUKS OK KXOWM COMIX)-
mOH. Ttiey am Iherefor. In a c1m
alt by ihemttlve, Ujlmr abtolutely and
In very M'tM fWH-sffrrf.
Ily Uiii W14 tep Dr. lime has shewn
thatlds (mnula areot ueltexcllenea
that he la not afraid to M'tyrcl liitm to
Ute fulfoit Nfttllar
Ttiera it a Awly ott c'r)
battle of Dr. Pt(' uiediaino in the
full M of u ivgrellnM duly ntttMtud
M (wrtwet uudev saleuiit oath.
Nolher medicine put up for general
m Ummtli druggltu can make oiaim
to any ue dliUncUon, and noite mher
thin Dr Pierco's mdlclne4 have any
ftuoh irftiiiMil endoreemenl of theur
IngredlenU Such inMtimil endorse
unit should hv (ar more weight with
Ik aAUctcd titan any amount of lay, or
ftM-profetsioua, euaorwnieut, or teU-
SvwRIA 9
(X Ciur, (ha exact )ironc-rtIan of
eh Ingredient iiKd la Dr. tierce's'
w4Mhm well m iho working formula1
r HMMRtr of nrviuuinK Uie i&me. and
Mm mwwlsHy deviled apuarntui and aj-
eamiojva in Wkwr maauuau w, i
wMhbeJU (rum nututoty uiai lr.
kk .a.u-
fteww's jMffteUrr riihw may W fully
null nkiii fmm tuch utictrineiiued tmi-
K2
(aAo m might be phuclly itillndJceAt stamps for paper-cov
Tkwk bMoanOion of imm khmicIun
iiWat &b4 u of a drofi of nkotvoj,
mlttco and that Its chief purpose wns
to provldo a place for that political
war horse. It Is nlso charged that
Speaker Davoy favored tboso revolu
tionary tactics and that the plan to
crcato a board Ip appoint tno com
mission was sprung on tho house
without being considered In the Bon
nie, with his full approval.
Whon S. B. 129 wns road for tho
third tlmo Us onemloa began to fili
buster. Bonators Doach and Bailey
wero particularly active nnd motions
to lndoflnntoly postpono, to lny on
the table nnd to go Into tho commit
to of the wholo woro Bticcesflfully
voted down and the wholo bill was
put on Its final pottage.
Aftor Senators Ulnglinm, Hnlloy,
Boach nnd Mnlnrkoy had mna
spaochos on tho mensuro Just roferrol
to. Tho sonntor said that In fair
ness tho sonato bill nhotild be on-
actod nnd ho bad nBsiirnncos that It
would also pass tho house.
Sonntor IllnRlinm mndd one of the
nblo speeches of the session In favor
cf tho bill. Uo said that It wnB n
rompromlsa inoaBtiro ngrood to In or
dor to conciliate the liouso members
of tho Joint commlttoo who doslrcd
un oloctlvo commission; that ho knew
his constluonts wnntcd n commission
nppolntcd by tho govornor who
should havo tho powor of removal.
Ho said iho liml over two hundred
lottorfl from his constltuontn asking
Hint tho Dlnghniii bill bo enncted nnd
tltnt not ono of them favored either
tin oloctlvo commission or ono ap
pointed by tho board.
Ho said tho board provision In tho
Chnpln bill was novor considered In
commute nnd ho strongly objected
to threo moil on n house commlttoo
dlrtntlng to tho sonato nnd to a great
majority of tho peopls of this state
what they should do.
"I want this law In a shapo," lm
Bald, "so that I can say to tho gov
ornor of tills utnta: "Yon shall put
competent in on on this commission
and wo will hold you porsonnlly ro
Bponslblo for their official conduct '
Whon tho vnto on tho flnnl piusago
of tho bill wns taken nonrly every
mombor who votod no explained his
voto In n mnnnor of nn npology nnd
Instead of explaining argued for tho
Chnpln bill. Johnson who Is snld to
opposo any kind of n commission
nindo n long nnd nrgumontntlvo
speech. Coko explained and so did
Hart and Bmlth, of Mnrlon.
Tho ayos nnd noes on tho flnnl
oiihiIovihI and ret so harmful,
hi tliB tung run, to most invnlld lt
its uo I luiist ooiitlnuwl, evn In mull
, das, eml
Dr.
lireo rtnorul vsnrs of
can-fiil study nnd labor, with the nld ol
okilteU pluirmneUln nnd clitmilttd to
tuwUt htm. Naturally, he does not enrv
to pw nwny Ids aciPiilitlo and oxsel
proe for prvpsriuu thwo medicines,
mil he iKhv want to dal in Urn tmwt
ohii mnnner with all tils patrons and
iiniients.nml under this If auk. open and
hoiiMl way of ilonlinu, they tuny knuw
exnrlly nhat Uiey are taking when untufi
his uedieiiu.
NVlut Do They Cure? This ques
tion u ofttm nikwl CHtneenilna Dr.
llerce's tw leAdlne mrdleincs. " Golden
MtnlHjnl ltwowmy" nnd "Favorite Pro-
MttitUvHt."
The swiwer Is thnt "Clolden Metllcnl
; Dikhivuia U a imut jmient alterative
or lOotKl-jmrUUir, and tonto or tnvUr-
. aun ami iu witwlaiu lftraWy In A
curative suit liMtltnt war uinm nil the
uititHtui lining turfnws us of the nam)
Panama, thrtMt, biuiu-hul tW,ftoni-
nen. itttnru ami biauuer. curing a latce
tmr wut. f eatarrlwl ee whether the
i iUao nffti-u Ihe iiumiI nnuacee. the
, throat, larynx, bwnohin. ttoinaeh (a
oaianhal d) fHtia), bowel iui mneons
diarrhewl. Waddrr. litems or other
ntie urprnn J'vn in the chronic or
uwtirauw suf oi ineM aneQitons, it
U often Meoelui In ctfcctmt; oures.
Hie " Favirtt Prncriiliun is adviaed
for the cte f ouo clnxi f dlMo only
IIkwo iHHHilir Meaknewe. drrsnse
nieuts atut trresuUrities Incident to
women. It is a juiwerful )et gen
tly aotlnit Invigorating tonic and
itrvncthnilnt nervine. or weak, worn
out, -er-wtrkeit womenno matter
what Iim csumhI the urvak-donn, "Ka
vorite I'rwwtivtion " will be found moat
dfectii in building up tho tren)(tht
regulating tho womanly functiom, tul
dulnif iwiin ami brineinc about a htalthv.
vieorvus condltwuv ol Uio vrholo t)-tem.
Women suttering from dUewoa of long
standing, are invited to consult Doctor
Pierce bv letter, trxi Alt ckrrfrond
enc-o it lld us slrictlr private and
cmiiy coiiBjeunw. uareos vr, u.
V, nerve, IIuKalo, N. Y.
Dr. PkiYo's Med(ca) Advlior (1009
agesi u sent fr on rv4p of XI one-
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stamps for doUi-bound
JLiUmss
Muov,
paBsngo of tho Bingham bill follew:
Ayes Bingham, Booth, Bower
man, Caldwell, Coshow, Hedges, Kay,
Mnlnrkey, McDonald, Miller of Linn,
Miller, of Linn and Mnrlon, Mulit,
Nottingham, Scholflold, Smith of
Umatilla, Wright, President Haynos,
17.
Noob Balloy, Bench, Coke, Cole,
Hart, Hodson, Johnson, Laughcry,
Laycock, Slchel, Smith of Marlon,
Whoaldon, 12.
Soon afterwards the Chapln bill
enmo up from tho house In rogulnr
ordor and Boach and Balloy tried to
Bet It to a voto but their tactics woro
defeated by Malnrky, Nottingham,
Booth and Bingham and ths Chapln
bill was laid on the table.
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MAJORITY
GAIN FIVE
VOTES
House Promptly Law Bingham
Bill on Table By 32 to 25
Whon tho sonato laid tho Chapln
bill, as nmonded by tho liouso and
nnsBud, upon tho talilo nnd nuopiou
th Bingham bill, which was Idon
tlcnl with tho oxcoptlon thnt It con
tained In Hootlon 1 tho provision giv
ing thu governor tlio solo appointing
powor of tho railroad commission ln
BtOAil of the bonrd as Clio house elect
ed to provldo, It reckoned without Us
host If It had any ldon tho liouso
would swallow thtt dose without en
tering at least some kind of a pro-
tost. As n multor of fact tho house,
or at luast tho majority bonded b)
Spuakur Dnvoy, was qulto eqiuil to
tho occasion and when tho Ulnghaiii
bill wns passed up to tho huuuu for
disposition tho liouso did not concur
In tho nctlon or tho uenntu.
In stuad tho Iioubo, which waB a
great surprise to tho sonato lobbyists
which thronged tho floor of tho low
or brunch of tho assembly nnd exor
cised every effort to Induce tho mem
bers to stand by tho sonnto notion,
promptly voted to lay tho bill on
tho tublo and thu action was suited
to tho word by depositing tho Instru
ment upon tho furnltiiro by tho de
cisive voto of 35 to 2G. It developed
that, during tho Interim, tho Davoy
followers hud galuod strength of five
votes from tho previous day's rosultH
und when tho vote was countod It
was found that tho nnmos of Del
knup, liuverldKU, lleutgeu, Council
nnd Knowles were enlisted with th
mnjorlty. Speaker Duvey and the liouso sup
porters of the contention that thv
stnto board should have thu appoint
ing power now take thu position that.
Inasmuch as tho house bill was be
fore thu somite In Its ultarcd condi
tion before nctlon wns tnkon upon
tho llliiKhnm bill, nnd laid on tho
table In favor of the Ulnglinm bill,
It was up to tho senate to tako up
the liouso bill nnd tnke action upon
It before the liouso was required to
tako nny further stepe in the mat
ter. As the situation now BtnmU It
Is certainly most ludlorous nnd there
Iu a question of which will be tht
first to take the Initiative in deter
mining the tlnnl result. It Is report
ed, however, that tho majority force
of tho house are working quietly but
determinedly upon tho problem and
that they will force tho Issue upon
tho somite by suddenly calllug tho
HltiKham bill up from the table,
amending tho first soctlon to couform
to tholr doinanda and pass both bills
up to tho senate for consideration
Whloh over way tho matter tunm
It Is now certain that tat railroads
tiro holding tho winning hand since,
If they can keep tho two houses at
variance, which Is their game, then
will bo no railroad legislation this
season. On the other hand, tt the
bill Is passed up to the governor us
amended by the house it is kioU cer
tain that ho will vnto It and wh It up
to the people for final decision and.
by this means tho railroads will havo
at least trained muoh time and lost
nothing. Sumo Intoreeting develop
ments am expected to materialize
within th nuxt day or two when
some Interesting results are natlel
pated but the opposing stde4 wilt
hjive to resort to a con reroute and
count noses before anything definite
can be expected.
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Tww Morw Ctoptuml -
Deputy Sheriff Mlnlo and Ksoh
Apturd two mora of the truants
from thu reform school yesterday af
ternoon la Mission Dottom. Thoy
bad A Urely ehau. but cventuallr
outran tho boys, Wesley Kiel and
Knsd Uica were the two returned last
evulRgc Several others or still at
Iwi.
TO CUKE A COUGH.
A noted authority on lung
trouble advises that as soon as a
old s contracted, tho following
miple treatment should bo given
Tho ingredients can be purchased
from any proscription druggls at
small cost and easily prepared In
your own home. It Is said to be
Jo effective that It will break up
a cold In twenty-four hours and
cure any cough that Is curable.
Take a half ounco Virgin Oil of
Pine (Puro), two ounces of Gly
cerine, and eight otincos of good
Whiskey. Shako well nnd take In
teaepoonful doses ovory four
hours.
He sure that tho Virgin Oil of
Pine (Pure) Is In tho original
half-ounce viuls, which nro put
up expressly for druggists to dis
pense. Hach vial Is securely scal
ed In n round wooden enso, with
engraved wrapper, with tho nnmo
Virgin Oil of Pine (Puro),
guaranteed under tho Food and
Drugs Act, of Juno 30, 190C, aor
tal number 451, prepared only by
Loach Chomlcal Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio plainly printed thereon.
Only tho adultornted oils nro sold
In bulk; thoso create nausea and
never effect tlio doslrcd results.
CONTAINS
fio lbs cf
NUTRltUNU
A lll'XDHKI) POINDS OF IIUKAD
contains 80 pounds of nutriment, 100
pounds of meat only 35 pounds of
nourishing mntorlal. That's whv
bread Is called "tho staff of life."
Look at the difference In cost nnd
got from Ullom's bnkory wholosomo
broad thnt not only supports life but
Is tippotlzlng nnd delicious to tho
tasta.
THE BEST "STAFF OF LIFE" YOU
EVER SAW
Ib Ullom's bread. It's frosh dally,
wholosomo always, nourishing,
strengthening and fit for the wholo
family. Ono thing moro whllo you'ro
rending It's good to tho taste. Do
you know of nny good reason why
you don't buy Ullom's broad? No?
Then why don't you buy It?
c. ulixi.
Capital Bakery.
MMIHiniH
J. W. BOLLEN
Manager
Salem
Undertaking
Co.
tl
Funeral Director
and
Kmbaltnor.
A complete stock of the
most up to dato funeral goods
at prices the most reasonable
la the Wagner Building,
Phone 70, 3S3 Court St.. Salem
tHtiissnmmtMHaj
BUY
Sulphur,
Blue Vitrol
AND ALL
Spray Material
AT
FRY'S Drug Store
Prices Abwfetciy Lowest
fWf
-Jvflt -rS7A I
fr ' ' IIP
ill ll ' lopvriaHTr '"r
"i
OUR 8IEATS ABB
ALWAYS THE BEST.
For wo .take especial caro to buy
none but tho best, and our cuBtomorB
can always depend upon getting tho
best In tho market nt right prices
when they buy nt our market.
E. 0. CROSS,
Stnto Street Mnrket I'liono 201
FOB JOIST AND FLOORING
Tho best placo to ouy is whero tho
best stock of lumbor Is carried. Tho
ontlro building trade know that
thoro Is not n floor stock of lumbor
than that carried by us. Wo nro
ready to All tho largest contract
promptly. Wo don't keep tho build
er waiting. Thnt.'s a very Important
point. Near S. P. passenger dopot
GOODALE LUMBER CO.
Phono 52 Main.
It's Going Fast
And given perfect satisfaction.
Every sack Is guaranteed, nnd tlint
nccouutH for thu rapid increase In
sale.. Also it is still mmlc of
OLD WHEAT
nnd Is the best flour nt nny price.
USE ONLY
Wild Rose
Flour
At nil first class grocers.
60 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Traoc Marks
Dcsians
COPYRIQHTS AC.
Aaron undtnc a ikotth and description mar
qaleklf arrtaln par opinion free whether at
intention U probably ptenthl, Cummunloa.
(lonotrlrtlreonBileaiUL HANOBOCK on I'atenu
tent (roe. indei nirencr tur iKunun tuuenta.
I'&tenta taken thruuub Munn A Co. reoelr
Scientific jFHtiericatt.
A liandtomtlr IllaJtrtteJ wteklr. Tarrat etf.
rulatlun of ny arienutle loarnL Tenoa, SJ
19ATI four tuoath. IL ikiidbTAll nAwiu4Al
Ii MUNH S Co "t. Hew York
T MranciOSSce.reuVahlctolI.C."
CAPITAL COMMISSION CO.
" Wa Me
Phone 179
Cash Purchasers of
Poultry,
Eggs, and
All Farm Produce.
ijTjjrra
r "J
sgsa3!sss?ssi
SfW fa SaJeyDr,s.G Stone
Oraer n ..l.
f .Va""ttoti
"WUUB nelth and l
bu"ng flour JJ
rr.o,iH
iigiaaa
rcnu. A rv...
nf v,.; . vu.4BC
"k "Ul 'oaiimi,
'"u luinn you H
""oluu' With
Self-rlslng u. n j,,
you can make brmjJ
like tho PurlUnisJJ
make. WI
3-B Pancake T,l
la also a pure fowl. J
Trnrln rlnln .
. Hut, aau an resi
lf-1. .i ... . . s
u,,k mn wun water and I
uu u uoi griddle. il
Al IFN'C R D D cix.. .il
,,c u "ILUUKfl
i-nciuc uoast factory, B
Cnl. Eastern Fnctorr. UwT
Wolf Mills, Mnnawa, j. J
Those
Woolen Blankets
Tho heavy ones that ercry va
iiBos during the cool months fori
clothing, nro awkward tWi
iiuiiuiu ui. uuiuv, ivny nOlMSJt
to the laundry when they needi
lng?
"V-m.'ll nt.. ... ..
juu ii uub uin ravu jourteill)
of hard work, but you wlllhTtC
returned to you In a better cow
than if you tried to wash tlta i
homo.
Wo mako them cleaner, n
fliifflor, and do not shrink then. I
truth of the matter is, that at; I
man who will compare a hula
blanket from Tho Salem Steaal
dry, nnd a homo washed one, t
not, holp but notlco the dtfa
Tho homo washed ono -will Ui
streaked, feel sticky, look hspn
amoll badly, whllo tho one tain
tho laundry will bo perfectly t
swoct And fluffy. Yours for n
rrr ,l
SALEM STR5I LAUXW,"
Phono 25. 130-108 S.
V
Suont wlsoly is the lonreeoH
satisfaction. Why not ipw
of It -wlsoly now buying i
ubT
Baker, Lawrence I
Bacceesors to IUirltt 1
. H. S. Gile &
Wholesale Groecrsa1
mission Mewiij
In
dried
tho m
it sU
drm prt-'
Special
v, ior sale a f
in. ...... oitMnp macblBSC
'"ft M..W- .
for a largo dryer; wm
price.
HOTFI Ol
Oonwr o f3ovat s4 (
m. . mA moderS (
Oatr particularly Jjjjj"
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'""l" v: "..miui
ad upward. Hsndeoisi rj
aHrsctlT. VT Qtrm
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WSIOKT-DIOIB'
Salem Fence
Heatlqaart" tor
Fcaciw
Hop Wire. "b,S
isjfltinp. Pickets, Gftt.4
P, & B. Ready RooflJ
Walter Mfl
250 CurfSt
S
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m. T mr0 wt'
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