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ATTY APECAL JOURNAL
SAIJMI. RIMIM1, SATURDAY, FKHRUARY US, 1007
NO. 48.
NORMAL SCHOOLS WIN
OUR
IE fOUk
NORMALS
WIN OUT
land and Weston
Ian for a Scoop
tt Let Down by Jones of
;Who Plays a Trump
ill the beating tho bush.
Las Plny'ns to tho gnllor-
. fcdrinture provides for tno
laucfe of four normal schools
i nrloDi committees had nr-
from tho start Tlio Ash-
led Weston politicians had out-
k(l thoso bnck of Drain and
irath all along
Aihland Plans Coup.
ill wry clever coup Mint tho
kers of the Ashland Weston
I schools perpetrated upon
Uaaipectlng rivals for cxlst-
Itae mpportcrs of tho Mon-
wd Drain normals, nnd it
I aire terminated successfully
tot boon that n mistake was
i miring the vote on the last
la thit was put beforo tho
EUit nhjht before adjourn
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
rHEN SPENDING
Ijricri. Head en:
& Goods
Silks
& of yards of new
Udillki sold at little
U a only make Ave cents
(etrlnedreai ennds nA
ht them o.
Dmm Silks, yd... 28c
1 Wkr all eolnm vt tc
TUBllki. vd .IB
-We Bilks, ,d...8c
,M the same rates
Drew Ooodi, yd..8c
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4 DrMA C.nA. J jv-
?Kimall price.
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jcrnber Deliberately Changes Front-Big Wreck On Pennsylvania
iilroad--jorcie More
ment: tho question of whether the
sennto bill for tho support and main
tenance of tho Monmouth normal
with a "rider" attached making an
additional appropriation of ?27,000
for tho support of tho Drain normal,
would pass,' before adjournment was
taken over night, It waa announced
that tho bill lind received tho requi
site number of votes to declare It
passed (31), but a checking up'bf
tho ballot afterward revealed that It
had only received 30 nfllrmntlvo
votes and had, therefore, failed to
pass.
Conference Favored Two.
When tho question of two, three
or four normal schools camo up In n
now form beforo tho houso, yester
day afternoon, through tho Insertion
of nn amendment In tho Vnwter
slnglo board of rogents bill, by tho
sonnte, providing nn appropriation
of $27,000 for tho support of tho
Drnin normal, It looked ns though It
was up to the houso for final deter
mination. But tho houso proved
itself equal to tho occasion; refused
to concur in tho nmendment, nnd
thon named a special commlttea on
conferonco with a Uko commltteo
from tho senate, but this conference
failed to nrrlvo at a satisfactory
agreement, except Mint tho confrer
ecs woro In favor of but two normnl
schools, without selection or dis
crimination. This report wnB adopt
ed by tho house, but It waB turned
down In tho senato Into yesterday
afternoon.
Normal Roosters llnsy.
It then becamo encumbent upon
B
1CAG0 STOR
YOUR MONEY
OtuUtr carefully where Is tho best place to upend It. We can
rMi the convincing proof, and MuU Jh get our prices. You cannot
e CHICAGO STORE when you want reliable merchandise sold
Wash
Goods
It Is Impossible for us in such
little, space to give full particulars
about this wonderful Yarled stock
We are here with the goods and
at the Tight prices.
1000 yards Standard Calico,
yard Xc
9c Linen finished Percales,
yard 4c
12 c double width Percales.
yard
13 Vic Drees GlaghaBas, yd... 9c
Millinery
LADIB8 COATS AND SUITS
We have bow oae of the beet
mllltaera la Sales to take eare of
your millinery waata. Miu
Radall.ef Olda-Xlag'e of Fertlaad
This young lady had charge of
their BsUllaery department for
four years. If yea waat a trim
med hat for 12.10, 3.S, $3.60.
S4.50, ji.st, $3.t, iie.ee,
312.ee er flS.ee, yea eaa reet as
sured that ye win set all that is
comlag te yew ia style, werkmaa
ship aad artietle taete, aad at
about halt what yes have to pay
elsewhere.
15 SwKs, sale priee . .f.M
31 g Ladles' Ceats, U9,
. tttk Fe4tsents, priM.S.t
tigOS. Zp&XffZ
oeriin rassengers aavea rrom
tho supporters of tho several normal
schools to solve tho problom, and, as
later developments proved, tho Ash
land normnl champions proceeded to
get busy." Tho Ashland and Wes
ton normals had alrondy been pro
vided for, slnco sopnrato bills provid
ing sufllcient funds for tholr respec
tive support for the ensuing biennial
term had passed the houso and also
tho sennto, with tho understanding
that sonato bUl No. i3, which hnd
been passed by tho senate, should re
ceive Uko consideration by tho lower
branch of tho assembly. And It did,
but it wns Jn such manner ns proved
a complete surprlso nnd body blow
to tho Monmouth supporters Mint
their breaths were fairly takon away
whon tho effect of tho final Issue
dawned upon them. It was simply n
question of annihilation for tho
Monmouth normnl either way thoy
voted, and there wns no alternative,
so thoy concluded, nftar making a
plaintlvo plen for mercy and fair
play to tholr follow members of tho
house, to tnko dospcrato chancos
with tho governor, with the odds of
but one chnnce In n thousand against
them.
Jones Asked Reduction.
When tho Monmouth bill camo up
In its turn for consideration n call of
tho Iioubo wns ordered, and then the
houso resolved Itself Into a commlt
teo of tho whole to mnko a Blight
amondmont In tho bill. This wns ac
complished whon Mr. Jonos, of Lin
coln nnd Polk, proposed to cut down
tho amount of tho appropriation
from S4G,00t) to 332,000, which wns
choerfully accepted, and thon Mr.
Vnwtor, of DouglnB nnd Jackson, In
terposed nnother amondmont, which
was, in effect, tho tacking on of nn
othor section providing nn nppropri-
wisiiS'isiiS'isisiS'f i
Remember THE ANGELUS is sW! selling $1.25
j Meal Ticket for $1 . By using; one, regular 25c dinners
cost you only 20c. buy a
best Restaurant in the cRy.
.tens-is sistsisfiS'S'raisiwf ie)iewissisiiiiejii
atlon of 327,000 for tho support or
tho Drain normnl. ThlB, too, wns
adopted, boforo n full realization of
the purposo nnd effect of tho change
dawncl upon tho Monmouth support
ers. Grent Silence Prevailed.
Whon tho- bill, as amended, how
ever, co mo up for final consideration
beforo tho houso n solemn and op
prcsBivo calm seemed to havo settled
upon tho assembly, and whon Mr
Vnwter aroso to speak a pin could al
most have been heard to drop, had It
not beon for tho carpeted floor. In
cool and measured tones he recount
ed tho scones enacted on the floors
of both houses of tho assembly la
wrestling with tho perplexing normal
school question, and it had now sift
ed down to tho question of two nor
mnl schools, and, It tho bill as
amended, should paBS tho effect
would bo the same; That is to say,
tho governor could either pass the
choice up to the board of regants, or
make tho choice himself, and ho had
all of the schools separated, and this
would bo an easy thing for him to
decide.
Mother and Ilaby Alive.
Mr. Jones, of Lincoln and Polk,
and Mr. McCallon, of Polk, did not
boo lit to view tho matter In this
light, however, and their lines of ar
gument was of a different trend al
togethen They called tho attention
of the members of the house, In lan
guage most eloquent and appealing,
to the great sacrltee that was being
made of the "mother" Institution, in
the tacking on of this "fatal rider"
to the only means of existence to
their beloved iastltutlon, and their
appeal was a pathetic one In tho ox
remo; In fact, there la bo doubt
that their argumeato, -which pleaded
for honesty, stercy and fair play,
touched a tead spot In many a
heart, aad w.oa for the "old school"
many vote that had probably been
pledged to vote otherwise. When
the result of the vote raa explalaed
to Speaker Dawy Jaat evealsg.he
aameedl that the caly lair thlag
SERIOUS
TRAIN
WRECK
Eighteen Hour Flier on Penn
sylvania Roads
.Johnstown, Pa., Feb. 23. Ten
missing, half a dozen fatally hurt
and over a scoro woro Injured In n
wreck of the Pennsylvania's west
bound lS-hour llyor No. 29, nt Mln
oral Point, eight miles west of horo,
early this morning. Fred A. Hubso,
postmaster of Chicago, Is In . tho hos
pital nt Altonn, Pa., not expected to
recovor. Others fatally hurt arc: J.
T. Kline, postmaster at Jollot, Illi
nois; F. L. Drown, of San Francisco;
J. E. Wilson, of Mnrion, Indiana; M.
W. Rhono, n negro portor, and two
unidentified.
Holt llroku on Kiigluc.
About G o'clock this morning a St.
Louis special arrived at Pittsburg
with survivors from tho Mineral
Point wreck. Most of tho passengers
werp In bod or partly undressed.
Thoso, escaped with llttlo clothing.
Mbro was given them horo. All who
woro able wero sont on to Chicago
on a Bpeclnl. Nearly all hnd moro
or less serious wounds. Four of
thorn wore tnkonJo Alleghany tg
thotgcncrnl hospital, 'among "thom
bolng W. H. Dakor, aged 28; mo
chnnlcal engineer, 1441 Josophlno
street, Denver. His rlbB woro broken
nnd Ills left shoulder bruised, but
not serious. Railroad officials Bay
aisi sis !! esssneiseiij
ucket today and eat at the
CHICKEN DINNER Sunday
tho canst wns a bolt snnppod and
a brakc-Bhoo slipped under tho drlvo
wheel nnd derailed tho engine, which
pulled the three renr cars off with
It.
Chicago, Feb. 23. A long dlB
tnnco phone from nn Altoona hospi
tal snys Busso la not fatally hurt.
His Injuries consist of a broken urm,
an abrasion over his right eyo, lac
erated Bcalp and flesh wound In the
thigh.
None Were Kllb-d.
F. L. Drown, a wholesalo dry
goods merchant of San Francisco,
was crushed and had his head cut.
It is now believed that nono wore
killed outright. Tho first report
that ten had gone through the ico
Is generally discredited, and It Is
believed that they left the eceno In
the confusion.
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NIcaragwiH Minister Weds Debutante
Washington, Feb. 23. Sonor Lou
is Corea, minister from Nicaragua
to the United States, and Miss Ida
Doll Fleming, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Robert J. Flemmlng, woro mar
ried at noon today In the homo of
tho bride's parents In this city. Whon
announcement of tho engagement
was made recently, Washington so
ciety was surprised, as Miss Flem
mlng, who is not 19 years old, has
Just graduated from a fashionable
seminary and was a debutante of
the psesent season. Hiss Flemmlng
who was as helreBS, waa one of tho
most popular girls of the year's set,
Is an acettplisbed liagulst and has
already heem Involved is a romance
dating baek to her school days. The
romance ef the Niearaii and the
beautiful Mrs. Dunlop Jordoa, of Ma
coB, Oa., Is still a aufejeet of com
ment. Beaor Core fat saM te he 22
year hie WHk'i sealer aad Is re
garded as owe U the heads pi eel, ate
la the dlpkwMUlc eoart at Wah-
Jiatftoa.
Roosevelt Syonks nt llurvm-d.
lloston, Feb. 23. Tho Roosovolt
party arrived hero at 8:30 this morn
ing. Tho President will address a
body of Harvard studouta this after
noon, nnd wns vory much at homo
In his alma muter.
Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 23.
Roosovolt today doltvored hla ad
dress at Harvard undor tho auspices
of tho Harvard Union and Harvard
Political Club. Tho subject dis
cussed was "Athlotlcs and tho Du
ties of Citizens." Ho snld ho favored
all forms of nthlctlcs, but urged tho
Btudonts not to dovoto nil tholr time
to play. Ho told thorn to fit them
selves for tho Borious work In llfo,
nnd not bo faddists, "lie citizens,"
ho said, "who abhor corruption and
Inoflloloncy, who wish to boo decent
government provnil at homo, with
gonulno equnllty of opportunity for
all mou, mid who wish iib far as"for
olgn matters aro concerned to soo
this nation treat all othor nations,
groat and small, with respect and, If
neod be, with generosity, and at tho
samo time show herself able to pro
tect herself by hor own might from
any wrong nt tho lunula of nn out
Bide powor.
lloston, Fob. 23. Tho President
wont to tho homo of Dr. W. 8. Rlgo-
low nnd Mrs. Roosovolt and daugh
ters wcat to tho homo of Mrs. Goo.
O. Lee, Alice's grnndmothor, At 11
o'clock tho President stood godfnthor
-for-tho son of Captain Quy Murchlo,
a lawyor, and a former Rough Ridor.
j Boston, Fob. 23. Tho President
I moved rapidly from placo to place
Ho went ot his publishing houso and
.took lunch with his son and a fow
undergraduates of tho Bphynx Club,
In 'Cambridge. lie addressed tho
Harvard Union, and attended tho In
itiation of his son into the Pnrcollnu
,Club. Ho will tako ton with nishnp
Lawrence, of tho Episcopal dlocuso
of Massachusetts, and will go to Gro
ton tomorrow.
EVELYN
THAW
BETTER
Not Beinr Paid to Testify for
Her Husband
Now York, Fob. 23. It la reported
today that tho Countess of Yarmouth
has eliminated herself from the
Thaw case. She haa not visited tho
crjmlnal court slnco the day tho
Judgo told nil womon to leavo dur
ing tho unpleaBant testimony. As
far as known sho has not visited her
brother at the Tombs. It Is report
ed that sho has rcturnod to Englaud
Incognito, silenced. Tho disagree
ablo notoriety Is snld to have dis
gusted her.
Kvolyn visited hor husband alone,
today, and spent several hours with
him. She looks much ' better, and
has apparently rocovorcd from 7icr
nervousness. She undoubtedly will
bo ablo to TOturn to tho stand' Mon
day. Attorney Hartrdlgd bnri Issued a
statement In tho nanfo of Mrs, Wil
liam Thaw, denying as "Untrue, un
warranted and unjust" tho report
that the family pald'Kvelyn to tes
tify. Hartrldgo states ori his own
account that ho would hover consent
to a lunacy commission.
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gecrefAry Ho III.
Secretary of State F. W. Benjon
IS suffering a severe attack of rheu
matic fever, with pnoumonla compll
ca'tloas, and In coasequenco he has
beea coafaed to his home and bed,
for the pt 10 days, aad bis oce
duties are being looked after by his
brother, Jade If. L. Beaton, of
Klamath rails, dariag Ma IftOtst
aUea,
tne ueep
REACH
BERLIN
WRECK
Most of tlie Surviving Pas'
senders are Saved
Rotterdam, Feb. 23. Throo moro
havo bcou saved from tho wreck of
tho Dprlln todny, making n total of
1C survivors.
A ltmvo Swimmer.
Rottordam, Fob. 23. llonts aro
still unablo to roach to wreckage,
but a Dutch iluhorman swam and
carried a lino. This no nlllxcd to a
raft bearing survivors', and his nmton
drew them In. Tho swimmer's ef
forts nro unrfurpuHsod, and ho llvod
to overcomo tho waters in which no
Rinall boat could live. r
OLYMPIC
BREWER
KILLED
Olympla, Wnsh., Fob. 23.--Frank
W. Lamp, head brewer of tho Olym
pla Ilrowlng Compnny, whllo on his
wny homo last night, was Waylaldi
and clubbed to death. Uoforo ho,
died ho aceusod his bibthor-ln-lnw,
Jobbo Wlnklo. Wlnklo was rocontly
discharged from tho browcry, whofo
ho had boon working undor Lamp.
Ho hnd vowed vansoatice. No nr
rostH havo boon made as yet.
FLORA
M'DONALD
DYING
Flora McDonald Dying.
Chicago, Fob. 23. Flora McDon
ald, acousod of killing Webster.
Otiorln, Ib unconscious In tho pollco
station, and tho phyttlclanB say hor
condition is critical. Tho pollco phy
sician, who wns with tho woman all
night, HnyB it Is acuto hyatorln.
RUSSIAN
BOMB
THROWER
Odessa, Feb. 23, A bomb thrown
beneath tho carrlsgo'of Colonel dors
berg, chief of pollco, this uftoruoon
resulted In sovorely Injuring tho
chief nnd wrecking tho neighboring
houses. Tho assassin escaped.
IntiTHHtloMMl ANtfoclatlnp of Master
1'ftlHtt'r.
Now York, Feb. 23. Important
questions will bo discussed at tho
annual convention of master paint
ors, which will be hold tomorrow.
Dolcgatea from all parts of tho statos
will bo In attendance. It la stated
tbat t will bo proposed to appeal to
tho national government to compel
manufacturers of paint to print on
tho- labels wbnt the contents of tho
Dackaaea are. ta as to prevent tho
great adulteration which Is at pres
no going oa.
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