Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 28, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI 9AXLY OAPnAIi JOURNAL, SALHM, OBBOON, tAY. JANUARY S, ., THE CAPITAL JOURNAL k. 1IOFKII, Ed. and rrop. Indoj.en.leni Kwiptt Dsroted to Atosrlcna Principle. nt the HfWfcMjtml DTlopn)nt of All Oregon. rubllibei Hretr Krenln Bicept flatwliy. Clem, Or HUlWCItllTION HATES. (iDmrlablr 111 Ailr.neo.) luiir. br """'. ' "' m ''W m,,mb -"T QUIT, br m. Pr I- " m """" 5' WMklr. bf tn.ll, per f ..-' "n,", " 1 ' " wwwwTrr?T "r - - - THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE IN THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS BILLS, RESOLUTIONS AND DOINGS IN GENERAL BY THE SOLONS A WORD FOR THE ALASKA-YUKON EXPOSITION. The newspaper attacks on the Seattle Fair management on behalf of Oregon have not much ground to stand upon, . .. Tho Eastern papers in publishing the pictures of the build ings always present tho Oregon building AS ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FEATURES. Wo do not know as another $00,000 should be appropri ated for tho Exposition, but whatever is required to carry our part creditably up thoro should bo done, It is not a good time for Oregon TO STAND BACK AND APPEAR SMALL IN SUCH UNDERTAKING. Wo aro advertising tho state by cities and counties, and tho part that tho state is doing to got immigration is con fined to tho Seattle exposition, The whole effort of this state SHOULD BE CONFINED TO SHOWING OUR FRUITS AND OTHER PRODUCTS in tho most favorablo light at that exposition which is going to be attended by hundreds of thousands Interested in looking up homos and locations on the coast, GREAT ORATORS AT SALEM. Friday afternoon and ovonlng thore will be sessions of the Orogon and Idaho Dovolopmont Congross at tho state house, Tho ablest orators in tho state will make appoals for groat linos of dovolopmont work, like RAILROADS, IRRIGA TION, RECLAMATION, AND WATERWAYS. Governor Chamborlain will toll of tho work of tho confer ence of govornor6 with Prosidont Roosevelt for tho conser vation of natural rosourcos, Col, C, E, S, Wood will mako an argument for State Aided railroads, and ho is ONE OF THE MOST ELOQUENT ORATORS ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Hon, Iko Bingham will mako a stirring appeal for the de velopment of tho groat undevolopod interior of tills stato, whoro you can travol a wook without seeing n railroad, .. Friday ovonlng Salem orators will havo somothing to say for tho causo of bringing mountain wator to the stato Institu tions, AND THE FUTURE OF THE CAPITAL CITY. Lot Salem people rally to this meeting at the stato houso when it is proposed to romovo Jlio State Fair and State Capital to Portland, Coos Bay and thegtneial Poit Commission act will have eloquent presentation at the hands of able men. TRUST COMPANIES MUST BE BANKERS fronale bill it. Ui ro&ulr all trust Companion tU btMKHMO beesa, hi os tensibly aimed at bHeketehops, but In reality would abollak nil trust mm pauUm but those already (tola a nanklng bnottisej about taree eon wm In Portland. The Will emend tht presettl bunking law by striking out ft taw line of seeUou seven, bat ll leaves ilia situation ao that all trust companies Hot already doing a bunklUK bualHaaa would nave lo re-tm-orporale ami suine under toe state banking law or go out of bas in wn. The I lone la expected, to rot- ify this kind of nutaopoiuue itoa. THE LIEUTENANT AND THE COWBOY "Tbe Ueuteoant and the Cow boy.' la well coucvlved, bapply writ ion and wall balanced. The plot, with all IU romanou. Intrigue and portrayal or military lite ami enough stake II realistic lu worked out sotiMI Hluentloual Institutions, Kpiuito, Jan. 27. New Hills. 8. U. 131, Cbnso, relating lo tho county courts. S. D. 135, Kollahor, prohibiting tho employment of porsons undor 18 to operate etovutors. 8. II., 130, Mnrlon county (tola- cation, to Incrcaso salary of sheriff to 2000. S. 11. 137, Kolluhor, to anion tl code relating to death by accident. 8. U. 138, Smith or Umatilla, re lating to inothod of forming now counties. 8. D. 139, Slnnott, relating to bulldora. S. I). 110, Unlloy, relating to oin ploymont of fomalos. 8. 11. Ill, Chase, to rogulato the innnuor of recording town plats. 8. I). 112, Smith of Marlon, relnt lug to uutlons and suite. 8. I). 143, Mlllor of Linn and Lane, rotating to county court. Semite HUN Pushed. 8. 11. 04, Iloworman, to oxpedlto the trial of ohbob In circuit courts of the various counties. 1'aascd. 8. I). 75, Mlllor of Linn nnd Lane, to lucroaso the Hillary of suporluton- dent of Linn county to $ 100. passed. 8. II. 72. Abraham, toaiiiend codo relating to the distribution of lawu and JourniilH. Passed, House, Jan. 27. 11. 11. No. 50, McCue, rulsu salary county treaHinor Cluckumus county. Pusscd. 11. II. No. 09, Yamhill delegation, ralHo salary superintendent Yamhill county. Passed. I L 11, No 111, Jackson to flz salary county Hiiporlntondont Sherman county. Passed, liaised from ffiOO to $1000 a year. II. II. No. Ill, McUue, to make dlfl tilbutlun of imtutcm moie definite. Passed. It. II. No. 137, Couch, oxompts tho earnings of debtor to amount of $75. Passed. II. II. No. 07, Douglas datama tion, flxau salary waauaaor of that oouiity; raises salary from $ 1S00 to $1800, one deputy, $1000: one dep uty. S 10. Pessec. HoilMI IttXHllllllolK. II. J. R. No. 10. for tabulated aUIwMU of appropriations. Haport amenditd to leb. 7. for time for lu- troduelag bills. A4opted. New lltmiw Hills. II II. No. Ill, Hatteberg. wjulr tug railroads to pay balf egpenaas of oartltlou fence. II. B.. No. 111. Baton, for fran ohlaea on wator powers by sutf. H. It. No. 19S. Conyera, by ranuaat. to auHtatt coda ralatlng to lnoorpor- iMerryman, Mnllt, Norton, Notting ham, Ollvor, Parrlsh, Smith of Umn tllla, Uowsrmsn. S. D. 23, Hart, to elect two adJ' tlonal supremo Judgo. Pasiod. Dalley. Doach, Johnson, Kay, Marry man, Miller of Linn, Smith of Ma rlon. Wood voted no. S. D. 25, HKich, to require persons Ashing for crawfish to obtain n II cense. Passed. S. n. IS. Merrlman, rolntlng to salary of school superintendent of Klamath county. Passed. 9. II. 49, Wood, to co-operate with tho department of ngrlcultiuro in making Investigations In Irrigation, nnd to appropriate $4000 therefor. Pawed 25 to 5. S II. 79, Washington county doto gatlon, fixing tho salary of recorder of Washington county. Passed. S. II 85, Pnrrlsh. to appropriate $2800 annually for tho mnlntennnro of experiment station In Eastern Oregon rotating to usoful plantB on dry land. Pnssod, 25 to 6. H. It. 35, Drooks, to allow sliorlTs at Harney and Mainour counties to retain fees. Passed, 24 to 5. , II. U. 32. Jonos nnd Hawley, to In crease salary of superintendent o Polk county to $1200. Pnsscd. New Hills. S. II. 114. narrett, rotating to so ctirlty of banks. 8. II. 1 15, Pnrrlsh, to IncronBo sul ary of assoasor of Qrant county. S. H. 140. Pnrrlsh, to Increase salary of treasurer of Harney county 8. I). 117, Slnnott, rcqulrng that actions Login within one yenr. Adjourned until 10 o'clock Wednesday. moved to Includo Lane county. In ferred to commlttco on highways. H. B, No. 122, McDonald, penco of ficer's for transportation companies. Drook moved to reconsldor voto of house pnsslng H. B No. 93, amend Ing attachment law. Voto 33 to 21. Special order Friday nt 2 p. m. Mora New Mils. If D. No. 219, Orton, provide ad ditional rovonues by tax on telegraph and tolephono companies. H. U. No. 220, Orton, tax on grost earnings on oil nnd sleopng enr com panies ' II. 11. 221, Purdln, by request Med ford Commorclnt Club, $100,000 for Crater Lake road. H. I). 222, Altmnn, to appropriate $1000 for grango fair. II. II. 223, Hughes, for addition to capitol building nnd grounds. Adjourned to 9:30 n. m. Thur-j-dny. Canft Miss It I t Vwtu are almost iu abair4 i)WM aie ftllak BUILD UP YOUR CREDIT Tim num who ohh a tank srount It making a khk (nrt tuunrtl tiiilldliiK up Id rrtHlit. TUo furl that It w) bill by clunk add to bU bu-laoM stnndlux. Ills chwk IkmW n. tsltu a rfconl of nil eiHiidltun- MtU ho ihuUU Iroulilo urr dtv putvM iMtyiiu'utn. Our ftu-llltlo. (or hauilllut; )ur xttun ar the tHit, and w? will N pb-rtMSl to H"T jou. Capital National Bank Capital, Kurplu ami UntllUd,Hl lnitlt 0r ltfv),tHH,oo. klllfulty ibai It easily uoMs Uts at lautkin of tbe audlenco Ibrougbout. Tho statje businaaa la vary lfatlve, aad tb" fall of the curtaia la ao wall Umatl that tbe wMd of the set hi wad In raaambla the point In a oonttHHwd story, when the words "to be con tinued" are euatomarlly Introduced ah estreajely eapawie wtmnany anal a eeaswjtt aeatik aawlntwweit. give insurance of an Uiaal parfortMNae. Heldom. if aver, has a mora brilliant offering been secured by Manager Mr4Uh and simple Jnettse de mands that every east ba filled next Monday at the Orand opera honaa. Heats on ansa at bog oaSee, Monday. Keb 1. at a.'w The moddleaomv third r:Ai iv inn a dlioro party U I OrKi r ftlift iii,"'l.ta",,I '''" ,.'M' -.. n.H, , r, -. i,lw.. i I lull . .vt ... t llMlt :.:. :::." ;..-.? '.ui- ...?- ' Ii - -- .., witmei i4 eHaaakSMsiiiaajgu hi ' j i uu , . .iVtuEII """ ". Mmi8v Jtrf CMIf.N.J. fet For 1- . ., I. CAHfCAlIVUTlC H U. No. 114. McDonald, by re quest, terms eounty court In Port laud. 11. B. No. ll. Hughes, relating to baking powder labele. H. B. No. Ill, Mrntuin. reimburae for purrhaae swamp land. H. B.. No. 117. Brook, to mako mladeUHinor to elrcnlate fahw ru mora or avaMUoa. H. B. No. I 0. Belknap, request of State Land Board, relating to swamp land reclamation H B. No. lit. Umonwaler. for private ftgfe batcbaHeju H B. No. 100. MeOne. by request or Portland bnr naaMhUton, to amd see. SU ued. II. 1). No. 101, MeCue. by request. relating to executors waking deed II U No. St. Dodd. tu create Or egon HUtorloal llulldiag. 11 II. No. SOS. Itrook. requeat Win Uavte. to amend code relating to the rhalleMKlHK of Jurors II H No SOI. Itrook. same request ameud wule rotating to trial b) Jury. Soivnto January '22 U p. ni. CoIUhI to order at 5 o'oloak. Thlnl rondliifc of bills continued. S. H. No. 101. llatley. to amend cnle relating to the management of agricultural fairs and remove stato fnlr to Portland. A vote to Isdan ultely poctpoao was loot by a vote ot 16 to II. The bill wna then re. forred to the committee on agrleul. Those voting to keep the fair K. Su. H OlMI.it ,J . ,, i iaj. x$m . j-sr II -- 1- 7i NUJOH BOXES ure at Salem wore Darrett. Caldwell, Cof. foe. Hed-ea. Kajr. KelHfc Miller of umn. Miner of Lane Schofleld sl Ileum' i" p. in., .liinuary !i". Hwotutlon by Ilrady that only ox inembors ox-stnte olllclalH and mom bora of tho stato proa bo extended cotirtoslos of tho houso, nnd only for one dny. House refused to suspend ruloo to ftonaldor. Hoforrcd lo oommlttoe. H. It. No. 11. I'arrell. that no of ficial's ralary b raised during his term of oltlee. Iteferred. KeportM Stnmllug romiulltcc. Coramtto.- on Juillelary reporte.1 favorably II. U No. 28. general port eom mission act. Adopted. Committee on revision or laws, re ported favorably on H. H. No. 17, with amendment. Adopted. Commltteo on eorporntlons report il on II. II. Not S7. providing nenat- "lies Httaluat trusts, that It do not pass. Indefinitely po tponed. II. U. No. 102. relating to aervic of summons, Indefinitely postponed. Now iioiiH, DUN. II. U. No. 205. Lane delegatloa. salary eounty commhsloners. 11.11 U. No. 20. Wf Donald . request 8mU fmlerat'on of Ubor. amenOs stato labor commissioner law. II. H. No. 107. MeArthur. to amend act governlns meetings or Hoards of regents State Uslversity II. II. No. J0, Ury.nt, to renUte aslnrtei circuit Judges. H. B. No. 100, Mlllor. by request for nutters' llconse. II. U. No. 110. Psttoo. br raqnost of It. B. Ucrrlck, relating to maty Mrvoforg, ll. B. No. tu. Pntton. by roqaost of R. B. Herrlck, county t-urve)r relet 'Mg to county survoyors. II. R. No. 111. IHtttoa. by request of B. II. Herrlck. eounty anrvoyor, rotating to eounty surveyors. U. II. No. IU, Pnttoa. by reqUMt of Ti. n. Herrlck. eouaty sMrveyor. to anmial law relaUve to county sur veyors. II. No. SI 4. Carter, for apnra prlatlon for Hoard of HorUeultitro. H. ll. No. ill. Carter, to amend law eroatlna; Hood River county. II. n. No. J 1 6. Carter, relating to eounty fruit Inspectors. H. II. No. 217. Carter, relating to county fruit Inspectors. II. n. No. SIS. MahQRfjr. request of V A. Swjffert. to protect flsh atu' fishing ladHstry. House bill- aa calendar read soc- uuh nine and rorerred. Thlrtl Uojulng nnu, H B. No. 14 S. Dean. t0 -iv. Mr Mil Judge pow r of parole ? rJ . if. Msjrrejr. to extasut tr r acjiMut domain CALHOUN FORCE HOLDS THE BOARDS tfnttn.1 1ln. t.nilltPlI WlrP.l San Francisco, .Inn. 27. With eight Jurors temporarily In tho box to try Patrick Cnlhouu, prcsldont of tho United Railroads, tho morning sosslon today was occupied In .in unavailing nttempt to sccuro ndll tlonal tontatlvo Jurors. Fourteoon vonlremon wcro examined, nnd all v;oro dlsmlBBCd for various reasons. Two tomporary Juron woro ndlod to tho Jury yostorday nftornoon. John II. Ponors, an architect, aal Artlwir S. Holmnn, nn IiiBiirnncJ man, bo many ailtiionta w purely ,k rvoi.; (,1 Unit .yoii(.iiU,Hi y it ll". you try Dr.jfl Nervine. It r, ' s "S pus .eiiergj- i tIl: .1 its uivucmiiii, )ulil, ,2 upon tho nt'i v ., s tbe oipui ai'" V' ,1 rri. i. botter; (,:,;)l1, i: ed, tho Flu; -r'i (.0lJlt ' overcome, ul1 1, u)rayi. tivity rc-osiubli lu-d." . t'E 'in Dr. MIlM N- .1, " i, FR1E PIL F L CURE rk'iit to Demonstnitc tho McritH of Pyramid Pile Cure. What It Ilnti Done for Others, It Can Do for You. Wo havo tectimonlnls by tho hun dreds showing all stages, kinds and degrees of plloa which havo b on cured by Pyramid Pllo Curo. It you could read thoeo utsollcltod lottora you would no doubt go to tho nearost drug storo nnd buy a box of Pyramid Pllo Cure nt oncoj prlco DO cents. We do not ask you to do this. Send us your nnmo nnd nddross nnd wo will sond you a trial pnekago by mall free. We know what the trial package will do. In many cases It ban curJd piles without further treatment. If It proves Its value to you. order more from your druggist, at BOe n box. This Is fnlr, la It not? Simply fill out free coupon below and mall todny. KltKIt PACKAOIC COUPON. Kill out the blank lines be low with your name and ad dress, cut out coupon nnd mull to the PYRAMID DRUG COM PANY, 154 Pyramid Illdg., Marshall, Mich. A trial paok age of the great Pyramid Pile Cure will then be sent you At ones by mall, PRICK, In plain wrapper. Name Itreet City and State 11. Ss Mother (!row Young. "It would be hard to overstate tbe wonderful change In my mother since she began lo use Bleetrlo Hit ters." writes Mrs. W. L. Gllpatrlck of Danfortb, Me. "Although past 70 she seems really to be growing young again. She suffered uutold misery from dyspepsia for 2d you is. At laat she could neither oat. drink nor Eleep. Dootors gave hor up and all remedies tailed till Eleotrlc Bit ters worked such wonders for hor health." They Invigorate nil vital organs, curo Liver and Kidney trouble. Induce sleep. Impart strength and appetite Only 50o nt J. C. Perry's drug store. WClRlll III Hold to III I ri j" ',' I tJ wlmt nllcu tir I had ' i ',VlJ tajil tiut not no i-c-lir I , , 1,1 , M flenp, worlt, sit o! 1, mi 1," qj crnr.y. ono ilny I u kul up tn,J"UI tho llrst tl.tnK Hi t 1 "V'rofll an lulviTtlHPinent of lr Mi,' vl Ine. I cvncluilfd to t-y itnndi.T I two iKittlM I coutil i'i -1 tnvif tEH t l)-Riui inking 1 .i, 1 . f,B?3 nn.l now I ,",n work unfl bVi7J hnvo told iuny niv I i E! eclved ft om iiic 1 .IT crnl nf tlmni hnvp ,o. n , M nn-ttv frood 1 ' i cjtd ANNA It PAlMLlt Lctti,iuw. K) drupnlat, who vsiu oTnt8 fiJiiBl! "W b",,,l',wl11 b'uf" I'll fain will refund ynur money. "'',' MUcs Medical Co.. Elklurt,Iajj J In accord vlth tho eternal faaj of things pooplo who keep iniS on dlsngroenblo things should i strung up. 0 . " Lnmo Shoulder. This Is n common form of mm tar rheumatism. No Internal Un', inont Ib nccdod. Apply ChiaVjJ lnln'a Liniment freely twlco 1 ty nnd n (julck curo Is certain. Tli Unlmont hnn proven especially nV, nblo for miiRtilnr nnd chronic ritu mntlsm, nnd Is uuro to glvo quick rt llof. Chamberlain's Liniment It &, so most oxcollont for spralni ui bruises. Price, 25 conts, larteiiu1 GO cents. For snlo by Dr. Stoti'i drug storo. It's easy ror a woman to lis! i huBbnnd, but tho dimaJltr lies i getting lilin off tho hook. A Night Itlder'H HaM. Tho worst night riders are cib- mcl. croton oil or nloes pills. Tl'; raid your bed to rob you of rriLKw so with Dr. King's New Llfo P1K1 Thoy novor distress or InconvenSfied but nlwnys cIoiuiho the system, wi Ing Colds, Hoadache, ConillptttH. Malaria, 2Co nt J. C Perry's Many a ninn fnlls to get ah4 H cause no has the buckwara vm l:b't. Kly's Cnirm Ilalni has tn Uli nnd not found wnntlng In tluuifil i.f liiiinot- n'l over tU omtrr has won a plnco In the family n! clno cloaot among tho rollable M hold roncdlOB whore It 1 kwt t hand for ubo In treating cold ta w bond Just na toon as some niembif tho housohould boglns the prewwi nry sneozlng or Bnufll ng. It giTW medlnto rollof nnd a day or ti troatmont will put n stop to which mlcht. If not checkoJ. be ohronlc nnd run Into a bad ess catarrh. Mf$odg &aazmc A STAR SERIAL BEGINS NOW There is sn article in this number w abigjoltinit, DON'T MISS IT. You know some of lb JJ EvxRrBODY' h clone. THIS 0 ANOTHER. There is a story bythe"Pl Rgs ' man that b one long id hughter, and bk of these tfJ features a bJ, Sua EvTe' Mxaiann. For Sale bv All Newsdealer leg. Snott. Smltk . ........ . . ""'""' ',0,,, rtralB-' . . ' " ',r l,,,,l i,s Passed I nlngham. (Shaw. vv r U i IV , , M Cv" . waa. i., . H -P. Jutuan, twtn m ColumnUt cooaty r,Wn Wmm ra) v',Wi5i& I!9sbbhb1 jl i.V. sJfjgfi fsnnsm WK OAR11Y FLUTKI COLO5- as well as tho plain in our rttiJ , uso mill work We f'rr" T J stylea of caps nnd capitals to til ?) match exactly. Come and pick stylo you prefer. Used to Muj roof, a celling or a porob. 1 a distinct ornament and a tower of strength. i ir a X S r. t ill 'sve Phone, Mil In nil-