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IULTNOMAH
GETS SIX
SENATORS
tfttor Fteht Over the Rcao-
portlonment of Senatorial
uisincis
i The reapportionment bill as fnr as
relates to sttito senators passed
e state senate, yesterday afternoon
Iter a bitter and acrimonious fight
iblch was In progress for nenrly two
ours. The commlttco mndo a ma
orlty and a minority report, tho lat-
ir wing presented uy bonnior nou-
pn This cave to Multnomah conn
tight senators. Tho majority gavo
i same county only six nnd a joint
utor, just as sho cnjoyB at pres-
:t Thcro was vcyr Httlo opposition
mm to tho adoption of tho major-
report except by tho Multnomnh
pgatlon Malnrkey, Hodson, Beach
it Halle) mndo strong speochos In
pr of the minority roport and
ide every effort to delay consldern-
ba of tho matter Hlnghnm, Hart,
oth and others dofondod tho inl-
r!y report nnd advocated tho pass-
p of tho bill
Myt .in af i motion made by the
Is .WTiah dohgatlou to gain tlmo
n t.pfpj down and the bill was
Ired oo its final pawn.
The apportionment as contained lu
Ml Is as follews:
l' -Marlon 2
'-Linn 1
i J -Lane 1
'-Un nand Lane, 1.
G Douglas, 1.
0 Jackson, 1.
7 Josophlno, 1.
8. Coos and Curry, 1.
9 Denton nnd Polk, 1.
10 Yamhill, 1.
11 Vnshlngton, l.
12 Clackamas, 1.
13 Multnomah, G.
14 Multnomah, Columbia and
Clnckamas, 1.
1G Clatsop, 1,
10 Wasco, 1.
17 Crook, Klamath and Lake, 1.
IS Gilliam, Sherman and Wheel
er, 1.
19 Morrow, Union nnd Umatilla,
1.
20 Umatilla, 1.
21 Union and Wallowa, 1.
C'- flrnnt Itnrnnv nnil Mnlhnnr.
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WATER
CODE
KILLED
Recalls the Saying of
the Old Jew Shylock
That There Be Land Pirates
and Water Pirates, One as
Bad as the Other.
i.
23 Dakor, 1.
24 Wf.shington, Yamhill, Tilla
mook nnc. Lincoln, 1.
Thoso who voted no on tho final
passage, of tho bill were: Dalloy,
Bench, Hodson, Johnson, Kny, Mn
larkoy, Lnughory, Nottingham, SIchel
Smith of Mnrlon, Whcnrdon. All tho
rost voted aye.
o -
Even from tho Mountains.
Ballard's Snow Liniment 1b praised
for tho good It does. A suro euro for
rheumatism nnd all pains. Wright
W. Loving, Grnnd Junction, Colo ,
wrltes: "I used Ballard's Snow Llnl
mont, last wlntor, for rhoumatlsm
and can recommond It na tho best
Llntmont on tho market. I thought,
at the- tlmo I wns takon down with
this troublo that It would bo a weok
boforo I could got about, but on ap
plying your Liniment several times
during tho night, I was about In 48
hours and well in throo days."
Sold by D. J. Fry.
fwKlnd VftH TTnvn, Al. T-. .J. .-, i.t-i. .- .-
asa for over 30 years, has borno tho Biematnre e
y ... ..,. nnd has boon made under his pc-
Uyjrzjt'Ji'j,, sonal supervision ulnco Ita infancy.
A.7Z "' '"ctcc Allowno one to deceive you In thfe.
uounterfeit8, Imitations and"Just-RS-ffood"ar tmfe
JJInicnts that trifle with and endanger tho hea--a of
" and Chlldren-Experlonco agTitn&t Expcri -Aofc
What is CASTOR I A
Pjjoriji U a harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pftr
iTtni Ps ml Sot"infir Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
JJ2 neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotks
Cjf?,?00 ts tQ Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
JTuap Povcrishuess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
4 fl 1 , cves Toetu,ff Troubles, cures Coastipatio
Heiiih csr tfc wln!latea tho Food, regulates the
'Crini nwels Ehhiff healthy and natural sleep.
vuudreu's Panacea-Tho Mother's Friend.
-INE CASTORIA ALWAYS
J Bears th Signature of
w Uu Ton Bb0 Always Bought
s'"u For Over 30 Year.
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i, ' i n in
Despite tho horolc efforts of Mr,
Porklns, Mr. Dobbin nnd sovernl
other slncoro supporters of tho pro
posed irrigation codo tho prlvnto nnd
corporate Interests woro far too
strongly organized, nnd this, takon
together with their never censing ob
structlonnl tactics, which wero qulto
obviottB and carried on to tho point
whoro .the pntlenco of Mr. Campbell
and soveral other membors was en
tirely exhausted tho substltuto bill
for house bill 4G, Introduced by Mr.
Perkins, wont down to a disgraceful
defeat at tho hands of tho houso yes
terday afternoon nftor the bill had
boon considered section by section
and aftor a greater portion of tho day
had been devoted to Its considera
tion, owing to the dilatory tactics of
Its mortnl enemies, and adopted
wth only ono Insignificant amendment.
The real cause of tho defeat of
this measure, under all of these
fnvorablo Indications, is r. deep inys
tory to the minority membors of tho
houso. Some of thoso who voted
ngalnst tho bill pay thoy did so bo
causo tho western portion of tho
stnto was not exomptod from tho pro
visions, whllo othors say thoy oppos
ed the action of the houso in sever
ing tho emergency clnuso from th
bill, nnd this loaves tho matter In n
position whoro It is merely n mnttor
of coujecturo nnd speculation.
Soma contond that tho defeat of
tho monsuro wns duo to tho voting
down of the proposed nmondment to
exompt tho westorn portion of the
Btnte, that Is tho torrltory lying wost
of tho summit of tho Cnscndos, from
tho provision of the bill until 1921,
was the direct causo of tho death of
tho measure whllo othors say that
this amendment wns proposed In tho
Interest or certain corporations which
desired to hnvo an opportunity to
gobble up nil of tho vnluablo water
rights that romnlu unclaimed during
tho fourtoon-yonr Intorlm. This
amendmont wns offorod us a rom
promlso nnd, so It Ib claimed, with
a vl6w to ameliorating the objections
of u. certain olomont on tho floor
which wiib opposod to attnchlng tho
regulations to wostorn 'Orogon where
thoy are not applicable, but It Is
significant to noto that tho mnjorlty
of the delegates from tho Wlllnmotto
vnlloy not only votod for tho meas
ure without tills amondmont but
oloed -tholr dlsnpporval of Its adop
tion. Thou, ftgalu, Ib claimed that tho
defeat of tho bill wns duo to tho sev
ering of tho omorgoucy clnuso, which
oxcK'iud the peoplo from n vote upon
It In caso thoro was a doslre to invoke
tho referendum but tho principle nd
vocatcs of the proposition of abrogat
ing this Aoctlon wero thoso who had
been rosortlng to tho morost subter
fuge and slightest protoxt, Including
Roprosen'ntlvu Coffey, tho loader of
the opposition, and Wilson and Kubll,.
who nro said to be pccunlarly inter
ested In tho defeat of tho wholo
measure. Tho principle argument In
troduced by Mr. Coffey, tho spokes
man for tho other two gontlomen,
was that it would bo a violation of
the legislators oath of office and of
the explicit provisions of tho stnto
ronstltutton to Ignoro the people's
rights under tho provisions of the
initiative and referendum. Their argu
monts refmed to cary groat wolght
with the majority, for, when tho
qucatlouof tho measure was put to
final void tho result was dccldodly
in favor o'f Its defeat..
Tho only wtlvatlon that ,1s left for
tho bill is the possibility of a recon
sideration of tho voto by which it
was defeated, and it Is understood
that a cortaln member votod against
it for tho purpose of that privllego
yesterday aftornoon, or that a simi
lar bill, which was introduced in tho
senate by Senator Whoaldon, bo
passed by that body and adopted by
the houso. Soma action of a doflnlto
naturo is anticipated today, in which
caso moro doflnlto conclusion may bo
leached according to tho result. The
only delegate from Marion county
voting against the passage of the bill
was Representative Simmons, of
Montior.
What Ails You T
Do yon fcol weak, tlrpd, despondent,
bivo frcquont hoadnchos, coated tonuuo,
bitter or bad taste In morning, "heart
hum," belching of gas, acid risings In
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spoils, poor or
variable- appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
If yohive any considerable number of
thbovo Tsywntoms you are suffering
froraxllouMiftsVWptd liver with Indl
CMtlonaiATpcpSrtwik Pr.PJfrce' Kolrfrn
Mnllcal Picovprv I mariw'iin nf to nvv
vnluablo medicinal rrlnclplo known
miHilpal sclonco for the ppnatirntrin,' ,ij
Mich abnormal concjttlon It la n. mi.;i
eftlclent liver invlgorator. stomxeh toric,
bowel regtilator and norvo strongtlioncr.
The "(tnldon Medical Discovery "Is not
ft patent modlclno or socrot nostrum, a
full list of Its Ingredients being printed
on Its bottlo-wrappor and attested under
oath. A glance at Its formula will show
that It contains no alcohol, or harmful
hablt-forining drugs. It is a fluid extract
mado with puro. trlplo-roflned glycerine,
of proper strength, from tho roots of tha
following natlvo American forest plants,
viz., Golden Seal root, Stono root. Black
Cherrybark, CJuoen's root, Bloodroot, and
Mandrake root.
Tho fi'llowlntr leading medical utborttle.
amonir a hia of othors. extol tha forcsroing
roowfor tiiocuroof Juntsticli nllmpnti i8 tho
atwTosjrmDlotiMlntllcatoi I'rot.K. Hnrtholow.
M. I).. of Jotr.,-Mn McO. ColWsrc. I'hlla,: I'rot.
II. O Wood. M U..of Unlr.of 1'a.t I'rof.KdwIn
M. Halo, M, 1)., (it Ilahuctnann Mod, Collcso,
CJilcntroi Prof, John Klnr. M. I) . Author or
American Dl.tm'iuatorrj Prof. Jno. M. 8puu.
dor, M 1)., Autliorof 8oclflo Medicine! Prof.
Laurence Johnson. M. U.. Med. Depu Unlr. of
N. Y. i I'rof, Klnler ElllnirfooKLM. D.. Author
of Materia Modlca and Prof. In Bennett Medi
cal College, Chlentro. Semi namo and ad
drow on Postal Card to Dr. B. V IMircc lint
falo. N. v., and receive Jrt booklet Klrirtf
extracts frota wrltlnwot all tho atmvo medi
cal authors and manr others endonlntr. in tha
stroncxMt rxvdhlo term, each and ovurjr I"
crodlent of which "Ooldon Medical Dlsco
orr"l composed, f
uy Pierce's Pleasant PolleU rejnilato uid
invumrato ntomach. urcr ana mweli. Thoj
niir lx ed In conlunctlon with "Ooldon
Mrdlrat UIeorery'lf IxiwoU art) much coa
itipated Tlwr'm tiny and augar-coated.
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
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FOK RAIiB
For Sale. A flvo and a Htx-r,oom
houso, with from ono to six lots
with each, well located in Bast
Salem. Good bargains. Isaiah
Schcnofleld, 21st and Marlon Sts
Salem. 1-28-tf
For Sale. 34 acroa of choico land,
good 9-room houso and barn and
outbuildings, good orchard and
well; 10 acres of hops; sltuatod
three-quarters of a mllo from car
lino; land all in cultivation and
will be divided it desired and sold
in two lots. Address W. A. Liaton,
370 Court street, Salem. 1-26-lm
For Sale. My 80-acro farm, four
miles south of tho business center
of Salem. at Llborty, will sell in
small tracts to suit purchaser, or
ontlro tract at a bargain, or will
rent to right party. Call on J. C.
Johnson, at Salem, or addross J.
II. Daniol, Eugene, Oregon.
1-17-lm
For Sale. A good driving maro,
wolght nbout 1050. Apply to II
A. Clark, Pleasant Home addition.
Sixth and B. strocts. 2-l4-3t
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Tho above cut shows our brick
lined Torrid Zone Furnace. Guar
nntoijd gas and dust proof. Econom
ical and durablo; for tho particulars
inqulro nt
A. L. FRASER
8H Stnto Street,
SEEDS
This Is tho Benson for select
ng yo'ir Bocds. Wo havo a
D
largo cargo of
NEW SEEDS
for early planting and mako a
specialty of farm soeds, as well
as thoso for tho smaller cropt,
above all wo insist upon new
and puro seeds. Get our Hat.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St.
n&W0MEN '"'
noberttne rives what tyery woman
moat delre- prfect oomplexlon
It brlns that soft, mooth, frah,
clear tint to the cheek that anot
youthfulnew. It will bring beauty
to thote who lack It. It will retain
It for thoao who already posstsa It.
it will enable you to iucccfully
combat tho ravacM of weather and
time. Don't doubt-don't argue. Juit
try Robertlne. Your druuelit will
give you a free aample. All drug
glta keep Jlobertlae.
CASTORIA
"He lmhMl muL CfcllirM.
TIm KM Yn Ktvt Akvtyt lufirf
m I &AAjtf kl r a atr" f
For Sale. Good yountf pony, woK
broko to rldo. Inqulro of W. D.
Wheeler, at Highland storo.
2-ll-3t
Found. A pnekago, containing a
now pair of boy's pants. Ownor
enn havo samo by calling at Jour
nal ofllco and paying for this no
tice. 2-15-3t
FOIt HKKT.
ior itcnt. houso kooplng rooms,
furnished or unfurnished; hot
and cold wntor; gas and oloctrJn
light. Inqulro nt 416 Court Btroot
or phono G44. 2-lG-tf
LODOBS.
Forest-rra of America Court Sh.r-
wood Forostors, No. 19. Moots
Tuosdny in Hurst hall, Stnto stroot
Loo Abblo. O. It.; A. L. Drown,
F. S.
Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of 1.
Castle Hall in Holmnn block, cor
ner Stato and Llborty strocts.
Tuosdny of each week at 7:30 p.
in. 'H. W. Hazard, C, C; W. I.
Staloy, K. of 11. and S.
Modern Woodmen of America -Orogon
Codar Camp No. 52 4 0. Moots
ovory Thursday ovonlng nt S
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W.
Hill, V. O.; F. A. Tumor, Clork.
Woodmen of World Moot ovory Fri
day night at 7:30, In Holman hall.
J. A. DIckoy, C. S.; P, L. Frazlor,
Clork.
Lincoln Annuity Union.- Sick, accl
dent nnd poiiBlon insuranco; J2,
000,000 plcdgod; ovory claim paid
Good agonts wanted. J, II. O.
Montgomery, supromo organlzor,
Uox 432 Salem, Orogon. II. It
Rynn, socroctary, C4G Stnto Rtroot.
MISOKLLANKOUB.
I'iauo Tuner L. L. Woods, piano ox
port tuning, ropnirlug and polish
ing. Leave orders at Goo. C.
Wills' music storo, Salem.
2- 0-lyr
A. M. llunnell Weaver of portlors,
rng carpets and rugs, old ingrain
carpota mado into rugs any slzo de
sired, also rugs and carpets for
salo, in school room of Pontocoata'.
church, 104 So 6th Twolfth street,
Salem, Oregon. 2-8-3w
Concrete Work. Get my prices or
sidewalks, curbs, soptle tanks and
cemont work of any kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. M
Ward, Highland add. Phone 689,
2-11-tf
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth mora than any other
bread, yet tho price is bo higher.
For sale nt your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA BAKEUY.
Thomas k Cooler. Props.
Butte Ik WcRderodi Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. We handle the
celebrated Kellogg and Catl
whiskies. Cool and refreshing boer
constantly on drough. South
ComraorcJal street 9-3-lyr
gIem Iroa Work. Founders, ma
chinists and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers of all kinds of sawmill
machinery. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, etc. Manufacturers of the
Slem Iron Works Hop Prcse.
Contractor aud Ilulidcr A. J. An
derson, contractor and builder, es
timates furnished froo. It will
pay you to seo mo beforo you
build. Satlsfaqtiott guaranteed.
Call at 416 Court street, or phone
S44. 2-16-tf
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS.
Now and Sccoad-ilaud Goods.
Bought and sold, also ranges,
Btovcs and cooking utensils, dish
es, granite and tinwaro of alt kinds
GIvo us a call. O. L. McPook, 17
South Commercial St. 8-13-ly
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PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEONS.
Dr. D. II. Grlftlii, tho Specialist or
Morphine All drug and liquor
habits, which ho cures In 3 days.
No monoy until cured, 214 Trade
St., Salem, Ore. Phono 668. John
Doyons, Business Mnnagor.
08T20FATHB.
Dr. U. H. White Graduate ot Kirk.
vllle, Mo., under founder of O
toopathy. Room 21, Breymaa
building, Commercial street.
Phono 87, Residence 390 Sumner
street, cornor ot Center. Fhomej
1319. Treats acute and chro&lt
diseases. Examination free.
11-17-tf
"II I
Theo. M. Uarr Plumbing, hot wates
and steam heating and Un&lat,
164 Commercial street. Phoae
Main 192. 9-1-ly
M. J. Fetsel Plumbing, stoara aa4
rrs fitting. SuccMwor to Kaox K
Murphy, 220 Commercial street.
'Phone Main 17.
DRAYMEFt.
It. O. Cummlne Buccossor to White
Cummins, oxprose, dollvory and
transfer lint. Prompt sorvice is
our motto. Furnlturo and pIkbo
moving a cpoclalty. Stand at 1R8
South Commercial stroot. Phoae
176. nosldonco phono 968. 8-4-tt
SA8JI. AND DOOK rAOTORIli.
rranlc M. Brown. Manufacturer e
sash, doors, mouldiugs. All kinds ej
houso finish and hard wood wefk,
Front etreot, bet. State and Oeurt,
WANTBD.
Wanted To buy baled straw. J.
Connor, Wlllnmotto hotol. 2-4-tf
Wnntoil Young lady wiHhoa position
to tnko caro ot child. Addross "O.
B. A.," caro Journal ofllco. 2-l6-3t
Two ItoyH Wanted To soil papers.
Inqulro at Journnl ofllco. 1-30-tf
Wnntetl to Htiy Heavy draft horson,
wolght 1400 pounds and upward.
J, Connor, Wlllnmotto hotel.
1-28-tf
H
Knlurgrd
Our moat market on ISast State
Btroot has boon doublod In slzo and
wq nro bottor prepared than ovor to
iiop'o customers. Prompt sorvice nnd
tho host of meats our motto. Call
or phono 199. I). 13, Hdwnrds, Prop.
Wanted Throo salesmen for our now
county, Township nnd Itnllroad
Surveys of Orogon, These surveys
arc a splondtd compilation of facts
llguros and drawings, and of won
dorful value, Countios and towns
nro fully Indexed, and populations
of oach aro glvon; railroads plain
ly Bhown nnd dtstnncos hotwoon alt
stations nUo shown; congressional
districts outlined, numborod and
populations givou. Othor foaturoa
too numorous to mention. A splen
did opportunity for onorgotlo mon.
Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago, III.
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