Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 13, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textywa . - -rr.inV 1R. 190i r - BA11X OAPK-AIi JOTTKKAJa BAldM. OKCON, H.HM4H-H--M 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 J" 1 " 1 1 im-Hi COMMISSION I CURRENT EVENTS OF . Y.'KDXESDAV, l i " . - r- r , . "" -II"1 -"" M - m . WENT TO CONFERENCE The Two Committees Hold DIametriaclly Opposite Yiews SUITS! ;i HISTORICAL INTBtfti MEN'S j; Compiled by thcDaily Journal For the Public ! u m lH ". ; " m sswaiiiiiSi "'"1 A I ronHCdlim Willi or nuccoful 910 Suit Snlo wo finvc token ? about 75 of our licut nulls nnil placed tliein on special wile, livery suit , m, guarantee to Ira absolutely nil wool mid tailored throughout strict. ' jy by hand, mid wo stand bnck of each of them. Heincmbcr these are not suits bought for sale purposes, but nro the silcl t oir atoclf, ttlilcls In the brut. All ncwrat style? mid made from choice fabric. Value! roiiKo from 818.150 to $115.00. $14.85 Shirt Waists Exclamations of ccelncy, greet every view of our walsUUia Urgcit and most exqulslta display ever shown In this clly. 'it lo the pick of America's and Eur epe'ii finest styles at prices mndo Mott moderate by direct dealing with great makora and Imtnonse puckase. AH tho prettiest nnd tHMt Jn Uwn nnd Linen, prettily trimmed, The stock l at nil ways nbrrniit of tho tltnoi. You're Hiiro to And here tho choicest of styles and at prlcon tho economist welcomes. 50c to $1 3.50 Torchon Laces Newest Ideas In Torchon lnco this soason'B designing. A grand assortment to choose from. Such good values wore novor be fore offered for tho prlco of 3c TODAY ONLY BlHJclnl Bale No. BIO. l'or our jtnvrlul today wo oirer n fine line of Porch Cushions Twonty-two Inches Bqunro with n throo-lnch rufllo. Snteon cov ered. An opportunity to provide for your summer comfort nt a lit. tlo money. Tho sofa or don ncodn a few moro cushions. Now'u tho tlmo to think of them a -y AH wanted colors .. HOL No phono order taken. None sold until HiiiO n. m. today. Spring Oxfords All tho llttlo Improvomonts that bo to mnko for goodness, comfort and stylo are embodied In our showing of now Oxfords for this sonson'a wear. You'll appre ciate tho values, too. Embroideries In our Inco and embroidery de partments wo show, perhaps, tho finest variety to bo found In tho Willnmotto vnllcy. Wo intend that this department shall tnko a front rank In tho minds of lovers of flno laces nnd embroideries. Scores of pretty styles In Bprlng laces and ombroldorlcs aro now Bhown In this department nt un usually low prices." Your plans for early spring sowing should In clude a gonorouB supply of these flno values. Dress Goods Simmering supplohoas tho soft ness of fabrics that cling and flow will bo tho koyuoto of tho spring fnvor and soma of these mntorlats will glisten nnd glint tholr way strnlght Into your honrt The colors, too, nro moro oxquls Ito than over. Somo of tho patterns will sur prise you assuredly by tholr In- gouulty. The last final rally of the shipper and their frlonds on the manner of creating a railroad commission wa made a special order In the state sen ate at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Alter several separate and distinct fights In the two branches of tho leg islature over the mattor, and after both houses had finally appointed conference committees, the time for the special order In the senate wn fixed. 3M-S-frH GOOD Goods c&?)TleiieiS&&i GOOD I Goods I CITY JMEWS A WaMaHiaw lwrtHt rr IfMffc et Ten 0tlilwWa OrrHostra At tho Auditorium rlnk tonight. CoMttag to Hnloin Mrs. Kills, who has Just closed her coursa ol lectures In the Institute liall, has a rnro fUnewt for tho lec ture field. She Is practical, Intellec tual, entertaining, earnest and pos muet a spluudld voice. Should alio ver return again to Wellington she can be certain of receiving a hearty welcome and having largo audiences. llly Telegram. Mrs. Kills will uMioar at TIohk hall for one wook beginning Baturday uvcnlng, Febru ary loth. Orderst ra At the Auditorium rlnk tonight. i iWt Tall lo llrnr Kov. Walter Thomas Mills at the CI rand Opera House Friday night. lie Is one of tho greatest orators oK e4Ulcal and labor questions In the United Stales. t Orcliwitra At the Auditorium rlnk tonight. MlnlMer ami tallica Aro especially Invited to hear Ilov. Mills Friday night on Socialism. Ho la n master of tin subject, nnd tho educated people of tho city will turn out en masse to hear him. 2t Charter a limit Tho Monmouth and Independence peoplo will charter a boat and rome down to Salem In the Intorest of the normal school appropriation. Will Ho llrought to Knleiii The remains of tho little child or A. I. Thomas will bo brought to Balom this afternoon. No defluttu nrratiKomenta have been made for the funeral. KverylHhly la cordially Invited to hear Uuv, Waller Thomas Mills, of Chicago, on Hoolatlsm at tho Gruiul Opera House Friday nlghL 2t OriMtra At the Auditorium rlnk tonight. Miss Edna Englo nnd sIstorYMrj. IC. SclUlngor, went to Portland tills morning for n short visit. Rev. P. S. Knight loft last even ing for Eugene, to ofllclnto nt tho fu- nornl of tho late Dr. Thomas Condon, of tho University of Oregon. o U'ft for Keuttlo A number of tho frlonds of Ilulph Harris and his uewly weddod wlf wore at the dopot last evening to throw rlco and bid the young people goodbye. Mr. and Mrs. Harris make u short visit In Soattlo, thou go to spend n few weeks In Urltlsh ColumJ bin, before returning to their homo In Toppenlsh. SE MANY A MAN U a erltlc becauss he Ukm to bo mlNbfy. You caa fo catrary to Mm wMim erf your owa frUa4s a4 nslisiitrs aa mm Um M ta ks 9t Uww; bat go contrary to tae dWsjIttM 9t atar o4 yoa will a Miira sC I WNWt ot It. t !---- Cum CAA&rl1La l flMWl 37 JJSH.ViHJP Lu - ...1. - U MU lull Xfttttr Mt ( Jt pct t alias tbouilt) ty mast ka rlgat sMkstot. Wa mm itv tfe alad at tni.aAi4 aaa oar rlcs art BARRS JbVHLRY STORE shs rorabw$-taM Personals L. V Schmidt, ot Olympla, Is In tho city on business. Grant Corby wont to Sllverton to day to visit relatives. MIm Althea Mooiva has returned from a visit In Portland. Mr. 1. U, Josse and sou loft for Portland today on builnc-a. 24l Madellno Walker has re turned from a v.t In Portland. MUs Mario Holer, after lsltlni Portland friends, returned homo yes terday. Ml Nellie Hart, of Orvgon City. Is the guest of Mrs. Mary MeOrath, of friends. Mrs, J. C Coffee and son left this morning for Portlaud, where they will reside. Mr. Henry Fawk left today for The Dalles to visit her daughter, Mrs. Kulght. MIm Mildred Uagley camo homo yesterday from Portland, where she has been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Uewl. Savage, who have been spending a few weeks In Southern California, have returned home, owing to the Illness of Mrs, Savage. Mr. Savage reports that many vUltora down tatre this winter are unfortunate la the matter of 111 ne.i, aa4 sot a few fiat! It aecesjary to do as they did, return home at aa rJy date. Itlver New The river Is nt tho S-foot mark. Thu 8alom flouring mills made a ship ment today of 200 sacks of flour to Oregon City and Portland. o lUrivtMVolfcr A marriage llcenso was this morn ing Issued by County Clerk Allon to Win. 11. Unrrett. or Hubbard, aged 87, and Matilda Wolfer. ot Hubbard, aged 2. William Wolfer aotlug as witness. - o New Heldw Jack Darr, tho well-known black- siulth, has bogun excavation work to build a cottagu Just south ot his shop on High street. As Is announced elsewhere Speak er Davey appointed Rodgors, Jnckson and Campbell, and President Hnlnrs named Miller of Linn nnd Marlon, iinwermnn nnd Hedgos. It Is known that tho houso committee will stand solidly for tho Chapln bill, ns amend ed, and as It passed tho house. The senate commltteo prefer tho Ding ham measure that wns agreed on In conference, and ns It passed tho son-ate. Miller, of Lin nnnd Marlon, nt 11 o'clock moved to tnko up H. 13. No. 2 from the tablo and placo It on Its flnnl nassngo. Just thon n mossnge. came from the houso announcing that the spenkor had appointed a cou ferenco commltteo. HlnRlinm mndo n strong speoch to postpono the nctlou for n fow hours and see what tho sponkor proposed to do. He said he understood tho president and tho spoakor had mod" a ponltlvo agreement thlB morning thnt a conferenco committee should be appointed nnd thnt no nctlon would be taken on oltlior bill until the Joint committee reported. Sona tor lllnghnm snld Speaker Davey had broken thnt ngreomont, ns ho had done all others. In tho mntter, and urged the Indonnlto postponement of tho BOnnto bill. Ho doslrcd tho re sponsibility to be plnced whoro It be longcd, and ho wnnted to glvo tho speaker n chnnco. Ho said tho speaker had relented nnd hnd flnnl ly ugroed to the appointment ot a commltteo nnd now the sennto should by nil means glvo tho commltteo n Bhpw. Reach ami Unlloy mndo their usual talk for the Chnpln bill. Ding hnm rgnlu asked that tho sennto wait until tho Mtornoon, nnd snld ho stood willing to vote for any kind ot good railroad legislation, and he enred not whnt the color might bo so long ns It waB rod. Smith, ot Umatilla, thon movod thnt thu bill bo laid on the table un til 2:30 o'clock, whon It be mndo thd special order. Senator Hedges made n strong speech In fnvor of this, and naked tho senators not to bo bulldozed In to hasty action by the speaker of tho houso or any oplthuts that he or tho members might uso. He said mem bors of tho houso had used such terms ns "Democratic honchmon " and ho desired to say that ho was no "henchman" for any party, man or concern. He intlmatod vory strong ly that the "heuohmon" wero on tho other side of tho onpltol building. The motion to lay on tho table un til 2:30 wns oarrled by a voto'ot 15 to 13. Kcnnev Fcnton, an Oregon boy nt Stanford," hns been awarded tho punting cup tho second time. Ho Is a. champion football player. More mild earthquakes nro report ed from Spain nnd Central Europe. A cyclono has occurred In Italy. , In tho parliament of tho Nether land, at Tho Hague, owing to rejec tion of tho army estlmntes, tho mini Istors have tondercd their roalgnS tlons to tho queen. Tho Kansas legislature has ennct od a direct primary law on tho plan of the Oregon law. Iowa and .Missouri are imaging 2- conts a mile railroad fnro bills. Th. funerpl of Professor Thomas Condon, for many years at tho head of the department of natural scien ces nt the fctnto University of Oregon, was held at Eugene today. R. D. Hume, the toui Du. miming inaujtrv o i clflc coaBt, la attending .v.. of thji Oregon legislature. 3 tt.M..lKu mm mo. qui,, feeding beds. ' vThe legislature, has aft. $100,000 for new armoring A-laf Ibprbposed la-inini qulro nil fortunes to u au1 ,flqfc later than 31 yean afterT, sua uuutn. --A savIng3'baAk has Mt Brltnln, Conh., with losses nJJ iiiiiiiuu iu uoposuors. ThnV Btrlngcnt banking law hm... Clomenconu, at tho ncajjfj French ministry of stale, UJ to have resigned, owlnir ut lYerBo report In the chamber mica. Chapln Hill Kimctctl. The conferenco commltteo' of the two houses met this nftornoon nnd deadlocked. Tho senate conforrees nBkcd that tho governor bo nllowcd to nppolnt for two years, and then tho peoplo to elect. Tho houso con forces refused to concede anything, nnd tho sennto committee so reportd, when tho bill wont bnck to tho sen nto It wns pnss'ed as It loft tho houso, with tho railroad commission to be appointed Ly n board composed o tho govornor, secretnry of stnto and, trcnBiiror. it received 28 nyes nnu. one no, Whonldon voting In tho ncgn tlvo. It now goos to tho govornor for his slgnnturo or veto. IIo mny fllo it without Ills npprovnl, Whon tho mossago reached the houso that tho Chapln bill hnd pnssed tho senate, Speaker Davey Bnld: "Gentlemen, I congratulate you nil on this happy termination nnd con formation to tho will of tho peoplo." Thoro wnB general npplnuso, nnd tho houso went on with Its routlno work SOMETHING NKW Grape Fruit Marmaldc AN APPKTIZKH YOU WILIj KNJOY SOMKrillNQ YOU WILL I4KK ON KALK AT THK Moir Grocery Company 4 muM nt. ? ib Governor Acts on Three HUN, Tho govornor filed sennto bill No. lOft, to fix boundnry lino of Umatil la county, with his npprovnl. Sennto bill No. 01, that S5 per cent of nil school funds shnll bo expended for salaries, was filed without his np provnl. Sennto bill No. 100, to-cre-ato tho ofllco of deputy constnblo In Portlnnd, filed without npprovnl. 1)1- Senntor'H Daughter Hecomes a Voitoo. Washington, Feb. 13. A court today granted a divorco to Charles G. Dassott from Fanny Rice Dnssott, on grounds of Infldolity. Tho wo man Is a daughter of Senator Rlco, of Arkansas. o , Miss Laura Wlsa, tho trained nurso, loft for a visit nt her homo In Garangsr, Washington. another scalp bounty law caati tne uoicgates from eastern i honded by Mr. Barrett, of Ca who pointed out tho wholmiiii which had been practiced Sfl bordering counties la the mi scaip nunters from acroMlh! m lunno, Washington and Cuti Tho featuro of tho dKa which became qulto generah morltB of this measure, wii t pdwnrds, of Lane, who procy c'hnstlBo previous lcglilattra prohibiting tho keeping ot nnd other animal hunting dot,, tho farmors, during which bei thnt a pnek of halt a dozes 1 could do moro toward rldtojl stnto of destructive wild than nnv other mnrfn n( firtfrrpiu thnt nil tho laws on tae i could bring nbout. He laid i stress upon tho policy ot doer nnd other game anlmaliiil sncrlflco of tho hounds, anl 1 na cougnrs wero concerned, In that tho smnllcst feist la ti could do moro to ridding tie ( try of this pestilence thaniS) aulllJ 11UI11UIB iu uiu Biaic. i(i "Why should wo protect till nnywny?" said Mr. Edwards..' door don't belong to drills Lot's h'nvo tho sheep and jotk 1 aro foblddcn to have hound I possession and Just for tb i protecting a few Bcabby deer. would destroy more destrnethu mints than anything else ( find, nnd yet If a hound ! ing n measloy deer he Is sot f in cold blood bI m ply because m donrlvlnc tho lazy hunter of tl fdlo pleasure. I know iUi tnlklnc about. I was ralidM brush nnd 1 understand the 1 from stnrt to finish " 1)1 HI). CALVET. At tho family homo on Cottage street, this morning nt 7 o'olock, W. C. Calvot, aged 66 years. Mr. Calvet moved to this city from tho East three years ago, and engaged In the Jewelry business, but soon retired to prlvato life. Ho Is woll and favorably known here. He leave a wife to mourn his death. Mrs. Calvet was formerly Miss Cahlll, and la a slstor ot K. Ca hilt, of this city, Tho funeral ser vices will be conducted from St. 'Joseph's church Thursday, Fobruary Hth, at 9:30 a. m. Interment will take place In St. Joseph's cometory. THOMAS At the home In Newport, February 11. HIT, ot la grippe, Harry A. Thomas .Infant son ot Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas, aged one year. The Texaa Wondw. Cure all kidney, bladder and raeueaatlo treuble: sold bT all a. tUto, or two aonthi' treatment by aaau lor xi. Dr. H. w. m.. q Oilve ttreet, 8L LouU, Mo. 8biI tor testlnaatals . Sold by Stone'a ng atora. dw-lyr n' ..MONEY TO LOAN.. THOMAS K. FORD Otw L44 BaaVa ak, UUm, Or. Old Trusty incubators This Incubator has certainly mado good wherever tried. It never falls to hatch tho highest per cont of hntchable eggs of any Incubator on tho market. Our prices are far lower than other Incubators that will not glvo you tho guarantee that you get hero. Call for catalogue PHOENIX LIQUID SPRAY The strongest, best and cheap est spray on the market. Highly recommended by all who have tried it. You cannot make it aa good or as cheap as we can sell It to you. Do suro and get tho PHOENIX. FIELD PEAS We have somo very choice stock at a reasonable price. Place your order early aa the supply Is limited. D. A. WHITE &SON Feedmin and Seedmea. x Poultry and Bee Supaltoa raoaalfi. , . 255 Commercial Btroet. DEADLOCK (Continued from p 1 "Aro wo going to con&Hj will of tho Deroocrawi Rodders. l! "Aro wo not doing so WjJ it on tho tauioi aw -g ncrnln. ?1 ,4VT .nnlloil llndCCrS. tion of tho sonate is a wjl faces, nnd they nsK si w .!... t,nn1r H IS nOt for ndjufltment by confrtJ simply a question ui v--nrnceduro. If the se - .. a- - rnllrosd wisnes 10 - ..-- M they will support the a- The senate does noi ci - Iha Phitnln bill " Mr. Northup then . - .. . mMW SP reaaiss VMU j ncnatn which WaS dODS, " v., h 'quesUoa of inaenaiw r :0 bill camo iu as abovo state. as RfecwfcklW1 qyesUc ircsAt Fraak Meredlt". W Oslee wHa wna. "wwm 13S Ceasweral! NEVVK " r-rrnor WaHtcri uenucu - for mercan' -- iri .i Territory atT to suit. If desirable boused as w-'Zl salary of 100 Pjji KMiM AStllwi - ww." w. ander, Salem, Ore. I Is. -- BJnleA" " nT"""-!!!!' cu - wrti ViC lui - j MoWy, corner wf , UUUJ, r.-t