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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAlJEM, QttBflQN, FRIDAY, FEI1RUARY 22, 1007.
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JLSTOCKTON
THF OLD WIHl t LOKNtK.
ftvTsPRING MERCHANDISE
No more brilliant display Jot tresh Spring g
GoodsJIias ever been seen in tbis city. The
store throughout is aglow with freshness
and newness,
Muslin
Drawers
50 Cents
...j. f cntt pvfra anal-
ay musn,trimmed with lace
art four rows 01 hc..
. .u nffiprs Irimmed
...hl -mKrnlderv with sev
eral rows of fine tucks.
You'M agree wrtn us uieyre
c finest values shown for
c price.
50c.
Se Court Street Window
for Display
White Waists
A beautiful array of fash
ions. Latest creations await
you here. We offer a spe
cial value made of fine
sheer lawn, trimmed with!
with fine val. insertions and
made in either long or short
sleeve styles.
$1.00
Little Ailments
of tho Stomach, Ltvcr, Kidneys or
Rowels, If neglected, will soon do
velop Into ones of a moro sorlous na
ture. Therororo wo urgo ovory rnnii
or woman thus afflicted to resort to
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
at tho first sign of any dorangomont.
It restores tho appetite, induces
sound sleep, stcadlos tho nerves and
cures Flatulency, Heartburn, Dyspep
sia, Indigestion, Costtroncss, Chills,
Colds or Grippe.
SENATORS
REFUSED
PASSES
Wm. D. Fenton of the Hani
man System Notifies Sen
ator Wright That Senators
.Must Pay Fare or Walk
PRESIDENT
HAINES
HONORED
Senate Presents Presiding
Officer With Collective
Photograph of
Members
9M
ifand Opera House
JOHN F. GOEDRAY, Mgr.
)NDAY, FEBURARY 25
cRoy Gesner's
RETURN FROM EUROPE
0NCERT !
ASSISTED BY
!rs. Walter Reed,
Contralto, of Portland.
Von Jcssen, Pianist
s. Silas H. Soule, of Port-
lax! and Mrs. D. F. Carncs,
Accompanists.
HUNGER GRAND THEATRE
:riday, Feb'y. 22.
Bern's favorlto young actress.
Miss Margarita
Fischer
In the Rural Comedy
wn On the Farm
y, Saturday, Sunday, also
uraay Matinee
Bakrate Wardrobe
rrkti, aTentnss, 15 and 25c.
SATURDAY
Bfc' Last Day in Salem.
0Ug to thn Ha,-j - .
Mai m ;:.,;: r lor. .p.nreno-
E w remain m Salem until
rtaLt m,M thu oPPortunl-
'WB4voup .
Ktodty KmUst PhrenologlBU
wul M are Blven w
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ea!iir- l confidential
r lm...:;uv,f' ttna fiaa beon
Urt.::. Uh th0 boat!
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tftfsJL"'9. Anorlcan Institute
&! ew York (Fowler
J?.! TiSa Ha"
l nL,nM 10 p.m.
CASL
"w oa health nn 1
L Uaurs k..i.. .. J3
a.i at :i
Housu Friday Morning.
Colled to order at 9:30 a. m.
S. B. 252, Hart, creating tho
olghth Judicial district. Passed.
3. B. 198, McDonald, establish
ment and reorganization of First
Eaatorn Orogon District Agricultural
Society.
S. B. 107, Bowbrman, to crcato a
lien upon crops. Indefinitely post
poned. S. B. 10G, Boworninn, to glvo a
lion to fnrm liiborors. Indefinitely
postponed.
S. B. 191, Bingham and Coko, ro
lntlng to lions upon mines and min
ing proporty. Passed.
S. B. 214, Harto, to regulate
hours of employment of persons em
ployed In underground work.
Passed.
S. B. 215,, Ilnrtc, relating to pro
bato proceedings. Passed.
S. B. 173, Schoflold, portainiug to
enumeration of the Inhabitants and
Industrial products. Passed.
S. B. 2, Miller or Linn, to provldo
for the disposition of public mon
eys by tho stnto tronsuror, defining
moro fully his dutlos. Special ordor
for 10 a. in. Amended and adopted
in commlttoo of the whole.
S. B. 103, Halnos, nu act to rogu
Into banks. Special ordor for 10 a.
m. Amended and adoptod in commit
too. S. B. 131, McDonnlJ, rolntlng to
tho protection of deer. Passed.
S. B. 250, Booth, relating to ship
ping birds nnd dcor out of state. In
definitely postponed.
S. B. 228, Blnghnm, to nuthorlzo
trustees of Bethel Instltuto to trans
for to Eugene divinity school propor
ty nnd funds. Indefinitely post
poned. S. B. 90, Whealdon, appropriating
$00,000 for extension of portage
road from Big Eddy to Tho Dalles.
Fallod to piiBB.
S. B. 161, Molarkoy, rolatlng to
appropriation of land by corporation.
Indefinitely postponed.
S. B. 153, Ways and means com
mlttoo, to establish tho offlco of
boatman, at Astoria. Passed.
S. B-. 151, Bailey, to. prevent dis
honesty In agents. Failed to pass.
S. B. 14, Mullt, repealing publish
ing of estray notices act. Passed.
Tho members of tho legislature
will havo to pay faro homo or walk.
This also applies to all tho clorks
and officers of tho body.
Senator Wright, of tho railroad
committco of tho senato, mado the
usual request for transportation
homo through tho lnw department of
tho Ilarrlman system for nil mem
bers, clerks nnd officers of the sen
ate. Ho received n letter this morn
ing from William D. Fontou, head
of tho law department of tho system,
to tho oftcct that tho Chapln law was
In oftcct, nnd tho road was compolled
to decline to Issuo any moro pnssos.
'Senator Hedges, who, in a Jocular
mannor, offered to lond nny sonntor
tho prlco of his faro homo, camo In
for a lot of good-natured rnllory to
day. It Is understood thnt a number of
tho mombors of tho lcglslnturo and
their families nnd clorks havo al
ready beon Issued passes homo. It
Is not known whother these will bo
honored.
Tho wlfo of ono senator camo to
Salem this morning on a pnss, and
It wns nccoptcd by tho conductor
without question.
Orange
Special
1 doz. 35cJOr anges . . . 30c
1 doz. 50c Oranges. . .40c
This is tho best price that has
beon mado on oranges this sea
son. Send or phone your order
In early. .We also have a full
lino of fresh vegetables Includ
ln lettuce, caullttowec, cabbage,
turnips, parsnips and carrots.
Remember the place.
Moif Grocery
NORMAL
SCHOOL
STATUS
Conference Will Probably Re
port Favorably to Drain
School
Whon tho senate mot this morn
ing n mossonger lugged Into tho hall
n snlondld big gilt framed collection
of tho photographs of tho officers and
members of tho senato of tho Orogon
loglslaturo of tho 24th blonnlnl ses
sion. Sonntor Bingham, of Lane, took
tho floor nnd said that on behalf of
tho senators ho wished to donnto this
splendid plcturo to tho presiding of
ficer ns a smnll token of estcom nnd
friendship. Mr. Blnghnm snld ho bo
liovod tho work of tho body was such
that all tho mombors would bo proud
of It, and that this was In a largo
mcasuro duo to tho uniform fairness
and courtosy of tho president.
President Unities was visibly
moved by tho token of esteem, and In
n few short sontonccs thanked tho
senato heartily and sincerely for
their kindness and consideration.
Sonntor M, A. Miller thon offered
S. It. No. 24, extonding to Prosldoat
Haines tho thanks of tho sonato for
his courtesy nnd fnlrneso In presid
ing ovor nil tho deliberations of tho
body. Tho resolution wns unani
mously adopted amid applause
o
NO YEL
LOW DOG
BALLOT
Senator Miller of Linn Makes
Another Winning
Fight
Tho normal schools that havo ap
propriations through both housos
nre: Weston, $45,000; Monmouth.
144,000; Ashlnnd, 115,000 nnd $10.
000 for dormitory. Jones, of Polk,
will movo to reduco Monmouth to
$30,000. Tho Drain school gota
$27,000 on an amendmont to tho
Vawtor ono-board-of-rogonts bill
which was hitched on in tho sonate.
Tho liouso refused to concur and ap
pointed Vawtor, Coffoy nnd Newell
conforecB. Prosldent Halnos has
named Smith of Umatilla, Miller of
Linn and Wright as tho sonato con
forces. It Is believed conforoos will
Bupport Drain, nnd thus all four nor
mal schools will bo sustained, await
ing action of ono board of regents
provided undor tho Vawtor bill.
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Young married people and old ones
too,
That have no children to laugh and'
coo,
Fnd their troubles will "Llttlo ones"
be,
Find their troubles will "Llttlo
ones" be,
Sold at Dr. Stone's store.
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At tho Auditorium rink torilght.
Admission, 25 cents.
Senators
Before going homo, why not let mo
fit you with, a pair of good glasses.
which will be a comfort and pleasuro
to you? We can fit the moat com
plicated eyes; nearly 30 years' ex
perience. We do our own grinding,
and lenses duplicated on short no
tice.
CHAS. H. HINGES
Expert watchMkr and gradual
eftkJaa, m CewcJal ato.
Bwr fc . Mt t CKal
II. B. 31, by Jackson, providing
for voting u strnlght party ballot by
mnklng ono cross nt tho head of tho
column. Miller, of Linn, submitted
n minority report that It do not pass-.
Whoahlou and Bonch spoko In fnvor
Nottingham, Miller, Malnrkoy and
Kay against it.
Hull cnll on substituting minority
showed IS against tho bill ntid 11
for It, as follews: Balloy, Bunch,
Booth, Boworman, Hudson, Johnson,
Loughsry. Sohofluld, Slehol. Smith
of Marlon, Whoajdon. This Is tho
second ineffectual attempt In the
Vcnnte to modify tho Australian bal
lot law In fnvor of tho old-stylo yol
low-dog ballot.
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ONLY STATU IlUKIXKHS.
Now LawH do Not Apply to Inter
htato ConuiH'rrc.
At the roquost of tho secretary of
stato, Attornoy-Qonornl Crawford
haB formulatod an opinion of tho two
Initlntlvo acts onnoted at tho last
gonornl election providing for a tax
on tho gross oarnings of telograph,
tolophono, slooplng car, refrigerator,
express companies, etc., to tho effect
thnt. In his opinion, tho seorotary of
stnto can only call on thoso corpora
tions for tho stntomonts or their
buslnoss dono wholly within iho
stnto of Orogon, nnd that tho acts
will, not apply to lntorstato buslnoss.
Mr. Crawford says tho mattor will
doubtlcsB havo to bo Bottled by tho
courts, but ho Is of tho opinion that
tho stato can only collect n tax on
business dono wholly within this
commonwealth.
iwiMHwinnnimiminnnminnmiHmm
!! Ladies Elbow Length i
Silk Gloves
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS I
These Gloves were ordered October 1 st nst
year, since which time the prices have ad
vanced fully 50 per cent. Long silk gloves
are going to be as scarce this season as they
were last summer, so if you want a pair you
had belter buy them now. We are showing
them in white and black at
I $1.00 $1.25 $1.59 $1,85 1
ALL SIZES, 6 TO 8.
Factories arc refusing all orders for long silk
gloves for delivery during the next six or
eight months, so we do not expect any more
long gloves this season.
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SPRING
FEVER:
Dollcato flavors In tho ntroos
phoro gives us not only a spring
fovor, but a keen relish for sea
sonable postry. If it Is mado with
. Epfrfey's PetJectloa
Bkkfag Powder
It will bo good, It a Salem-mado
product and as nearly pure as can
bo produced.
C M. EPP.LEY
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CONFERENCE
ON BANK
MEASURES
House Passes Bill to Dispose
of Surplus Funds
Tho houso this morning passed
Bonnto bill No. 2, by Miller of Linn,
providing for tho depositing nil of
tho stato funds on hand, oxcoptlng
$100,000, but livid sonato bill No.
103, tho Haines bill for tho regula
tion of banking buslnoss In tho
stnto, on thu tnblo until 2 o'clock In
ordor that a conforonco may bo hold
botwoon tho house nnd sonato com
mittees on certain nmomlmontfl
ndopted by tho houso In committco
of tho wholo,
Tho most Important offorod woro
by McCullon, who propoBOS to In
clude ronl ostuto and personal prop
orty In tho list of soourltlos upon
which loans cannot bo mndo, which,
It In coutondod, would bo In tho in-
teroot of nntlonnl hanks, nnd a dis
crimination against state banks and
trust companion, also un nmondment
by Chapln to oxtond this exemption
to bill of lading nnd bills of ox-
chango soourltlos, which would bo
of benefit to stnto banks, which han
dle n largo amount of this character
of BOOIirltlUH.
Mr. Frooman rnlsod nn oxcoptlon
to tho sootlou which required banks
In cltloB of moro than 2G.000 Inhabi
tants to rotnln 25 por cent of tholr
time dopofllts on hand, nnd restricted
banks In towns of loss population to
10 nnd 16 por cont. Mr. Froomnn
wnntod to amend so as not dlnorlm
Innto agulnst tho small hanks in
Portland, but his proposed nmond
ment wns lost.
Tho conroronco of tho commlttoos
of tho two housos fallod to roaoh
an agreomont this nftornoon, and
both commlttoos havo so roportcd to
tholr rcspectlvo bodlos. This throwH
tho bill back to tho sonato, whoro nn
effort will probnbly bo mado to
amend It so as to niimt tho approval
of tho houso, but owing to tho lato-
ncs8 otf tho date tho houso passed
tho bill without amendment
CASTOR I A
7er laftmU and CUUrra.
Tb KM Ym Hivi Always Befat
J. W. DOLLEN
Manager
Salem
Undertaking
Co.
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
A completo stock of th .
most uo to data fuaeral goods
at price tt wot reMaU. ;
1 la th Wustr MlMiiyp.
I 7, J Court ft., tMm ', '.
A Load of Salt nnd llooze.
Ono of tho morchnnts of n neigh
horlng town arrived In tho city yos
tordny with a toam nnd wagon, nnd
had tho Intention of returning In
tho nftornoon with a lond of Bnlt
Ills Intentions wero good, nnd ho
procoodod to got his wagon loaded
In good shnpo for tho homo run. AN
tor this wns accomplished, holng
aomowhnt fntlguod and warm, ho
wont to n rofroBhmont Btand, whoro
ho trontcd hlmsolf to a glass of
lagor and thon sovoral layors of rock
nnd ryo and good old wlno. Ho thon
returned to his wagon load of salt
and started on tils homownrd drlvo
by tho way of Stnto stroot. Whon
ho had procoodod ns far as th opost
offlco his horsoa, Booing n stroot car
coming towards them, took out Into
thu grounds of Undo Snm, not stop
ping for ourbs or waiting for tho
drlvor to oxpi'oa& hlmsolf in the mut
ter. ThlB did not soem to lltmtrnto
tho londod morohant, who lay hnok
on the snlt, nnd ntuok his feet up
IIlio masts on n ship, while the horsos
olrclod around tho troea nnd build
ings. W. II, Downing, who wns nonr,
ran and caught tho ruins, and, nttor
holng dragged somo dlstnnco, finally
brought th nnlmnls to n stop.
Tho man, who' did not sooni to ap
preciate having his rldo spoiled, nnd
possibly his life saved In this man
nor, with nu oath, nsked: "Who vn
yor, anyvny. I vns going homo nil
rloht.' Ho was taken hnok to tho
stable, whoro his homos wero cared
for, and whoro ho romnlned until
nhlo to koop his soat on tho wagon
and soo which direction ho wns going.
MiiHqiii'nuli-
At tho Auditorium rink tonight.
Admission, 25 cents.
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It's 'tho highest standard of qual
ity, lt'4 a natural tonic, cloansoa and
tonos your syctum, roddons the
chooks, brightens tho eyea, gives
flavor to all you oat; HollUter'a
Hocky Mountain Tea dooa. For sale
at Dr. Stono's store.
Spring
Groceries
M
We aro always proparod for
any occasion, and our lino nt
spring ontablcn, as well as vege
tables and gardon seeds Is as
complete as any In the city. At
tho en mo old stand.
4. L. Harvey's
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