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9AIMT OAPHAIi JOURNAL, BALKM, OIISGON. .MONDAY, FEIIRUAItY 1, JPOg.
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THINGS WISE AND
. OTHERWISE IN THE
LEGISLATIVE HALLS
BILLS, RESOLUTIONS AND DOINGS
GENERAL BV THE SOLONS
SOME DIG MEN
(Continued from pago 1.)
Houbo, Fob. 1, 10 n. in., 1900.
Prnyor by Hov. Darr O. Loo of Kalom.
Borgcant-nt-nrniR sunt out to bring l
governor.
IloporlH Htunding coiimilttcuH woro
hoard.
llt!ollltiollH Committee.
II. J. It. N'o. 7, to amend coiiHtltti
tlon that inomborij of loglHlaturo ro
colvo $0.00 a day, anil $3. it for ouch
20 miles traveled. Adopted,
II. 0. It. No. 11, for Joint commit
tee on coniiorvatlon of retiourcoB.
Adopted.
II. It. No. -10, to reduce printing of
blllH and Iioiiho cnlondnrx, by .Ioiiur
of Polk and Lincoln, that it not be
ndopted and the House ho ordered.
New II ohm) Hill.').
II. 1). 230, Fnrroll, for filing bills
of Hale. -
II. IJ. '210, ttiirrott, by request, ro
tating to munlolpal corporations.
II. I). 211, Barrett, to amend law
relating to county treasurers.
II. 1). 212, IJrook, request C. L.
Wohator, to wor kprlsoners on pub
lie roads,
II. I). 213, Huclianan, to amend
code, relating to printing for agri
cultural soclotlcs.
II. I). 214, Muncy, fixing salary of
treaauror Curry county.
Hills on desk advanced to second
reading.
11. II. ,.o. 2IC, Heady, for work
ing prisoners In control of sheriffs.
Adjourned to'Yr3& p. in.
GERMAN-AMERICAN '
VEREIN WILL
HONOR LINCOLN
GERMAN AND ENGLISH ORATORS AND
NATIONAL SONGS OE LIBERTY AND
FREEDOM
' The- Salem Voroln of Gorman
AmerlcaiiH - has decided to obHorvo
February 12, mt the conlonnlal of
Abraham Lincoln' birthday with
Npooch niul patrlotlo nongB by tho (k
tiang Voroln, nbout 30 ntrong.
The Honloty hold Its regular mouth
ly mooting nt Union Labor Hall. '
number of now momhor were added
and In nil tho noaloty has about 100
inemborH. Hov. Ilopf delivered
aUong nddroea In favor of honoring
the memory of Abraham Lincoln on
Fobimnry II. He wan supported by
Hoveral speakers and upon motion
Hit following committor was named
Andreas Andrcgg, A, Kohrhorgor and
F. O. Dockobnch.
At tho noxt mooting thoro will be
a historical addroHa on tho llrst Im
migration of Germans to tho United
Htatos and tho Amerloan colonies.
A suitable hall will bo procured
and tho oxorolflOH will ho public, and
no palim will bo spared to soouro one
of tho most oloquont speakers in
Oregon for tho Kngllsh uddroes, Hov.
Ilopf having been selected to spook
In German. Tho aeriiMn-Amorloans
In isrto, uuder the l.-adershlp of men
like Curl Hrhurs, made the election
of Lnoln poMlhle.
COURT STREET
PAVING BILL
SH0ULD PASS
WEALTHY PROPERTY OWNERS THREATEN
CITY WITH LITIGATION
Tk ortlltwilM to pav I'ourt sireet j who Here seen to have Stele street
rill come up In the oommcU untight, jpaved. to have lower Court street and
Tho duty of (kin U is clearly or- ,r" M,V,H, who "ow thr1
. ,. . , , , ,n tho city with lltlgatloH to stop
d.r Hr.tcUs. uavhtg clear aroutd . pubUe miom9H
, the Unptuil buiUUHC That )m around the sUU . ! brlHgiHg
should fight this who Is a friend of jour city Into bail odor with the
Halem U remarkable That wen whole state.
WERE KILLED BY
CROSSED WIRES
lUalt! Pre lasted vlrl
moonm. Wash.. Feb. 1. lly the
occidental crowing of oleotrlo light
wIqw two mun, In different buslngse
uulldlugs at nimnttt tho same mo
ment, lost tholr Uvea today.
Arthur V. CharUon. aged Ti, u
blacksmith omployed by tho West
Coast Wagon Company, was almost
Instantly killed and John W. Qhsrom
aged 45, shipping U for Young
'Qvoflroeory ..Qouipuny. received lu
jurlejnat 1 o'clock this morning from
which 'till e died thrvo hours later,
when 1100 volts of electricity passed
through their bodies. Tho crowing
of a heavy power wire with tho olty
food wiry lu front of building,
now under construction, was respon
sible for tho tragedy. Sovorwl piece
of luiubor'wlitch full m the build-
ugrosa tho wiroa satiminy night
ahock hurled ihein to Ui floor.
Young Oharlaon was found lying
beneath a Unlit socket lu the reur
of the wagon company's plant by a
fellow worker.
Doelure wore tmiitmftuod Jmt
LpharlHon died In a fgw minutes. The
igatlon-nt tho Dig EdJy, to tho end
that tho Inland Empire reached by
the upper Columbia may be given the
fullest benefits of water transporta
tlon.
"Work of Port Commission.
Wo commend tho splendid work
dono by tho gonoral port commission
asked for by this congress at Its ses
sion held in Marshflold In August,
1908, and appointed by Governor
Chamberlain, which resulted in the
passage of tho bill by this legUlaturo
by which tho people can go forward
nnd improvo their harbors and inside
nnvlgablo channels vlthout waiting
for tho action of congress in behalf
of eaoh of theso harbors. Wo espe
cially commond to our delegation In
congress to Impross upon tho war de
partment tho duty of nsslstng tho
people of tho Columbia river basin,
tho Willnmctct valley and the ports
of Portland, Coos Bay nnd other
ports which nro taking tho Initiative
to Btecuro tho opening and Improve
ment of their harbors and water
ways. Citizens' Itnllrond Commission.
Wo urge upon tho legislatures of
tho stntcs of Idaho nnd Oregon to
prepnro nnd submit to tho people of
tholr rcspcctlvo states, under tho ref
erendum provisions of the constitu
tion, nn amendment to such const'
tnitlons, providing thnt counties, dl.i
trlcta nnd municipalities shall have
power to Issue bond In nld of rail
ways In nnd through such Btntos.
This congross ondorsos tho sug
gestion of hnvlng a commission of
prominent citizens of tho stnto ap
pointed by tho govornnr to work our.
n plan of safoguardlng the Intorosts
of the people, nnd submit the snmo to
the loglHlaturo and tho pooplo of tho
stnto of Oregon, whoroby tho citizens
of certnln districts, counties or mu
nicipalities within thlH stnto may lend
tho credit of thooo districts, countloi
or municipalities to tho construction
of nil I road k thorofn.
The continued diversion of -tho
groat Hums of Bifpliu earnings takon
from the producers of' this stato In
freight and pannongor fares to devel
op rallrond proportlos In othor stnto
whoro stronger competition provnlli
mnkoB It necoRsnry foi tho pooplo of
this state to resort to nil tho powers
vostod In thorn under tho constitu
tion to soenro railroad construction,
and wo rocommond that tho noxt soa
slon of this congross bo hold nt Rolso,
Idnho, boforo tho adjournment of tho
loglslHturo of thnt stnto. and that a
similar commission bo authorized to
bo appointed by tho governor of that
state to work In co-operation with
elllieiiH' commlMlnn lu Oregon, nnd
that joint action nf the two states be
secured to UrliiK about rallrosd con
struction by the aid heretofore nut-lined.
Iflavor Creation of District.
This congress) anata emphasizes
the supreme Importance nf placing
the whole politic I and exeouth and
legislature of tho two states or Ore
gon and Idaho luiok of the proposi
tion to secure the construction of the
main line of railway from Role
through Central Oregon to Coos nav,
by using the taxing power of the peo
ple, by granting state rights of way
over public lauds, or any other law
ful means of proooedure In IseuliiR
bond or hypothecation of the prop
erties benelltted and the communities
and lauds to ho enhanced In value
We also favor the creating of dis
tricts needing other inmk or branch
Mues for the same nt.Moe. backed by
the resources of the people and the
leads to be benefl'ted. t the end
that their credit shall become avail
able to eeeuie eelM transportation
facilities without awaltUg the pleas
ure of any railway magnate or tho
ixulalUtlo.i of any ftaaHclal syndi
cate. W riioree : principle tha'
the peoi.: (. theev commonwealths
are far wc eaphlk of helpln
themf'vt and wi'l get far great"
rcsulte In de 'elopmmt of tholr coun
try thai, by jlung oiormoms suhil
illo w'iifc in the arf must bo pall
by th n.'.ic'rs '-eiiuohee. for stl"
furthor llnnnolal oxploltntaou.
Ameiuliuent of Desert Ind Act.
Wo urgo that tho fedoral dosor.
water, to tho ond that tho reclama
tion servlco undertake tho construc
tion of tho Malheur project In Ore
gon and tho completion of tho Pny-cttc-UolBO
project in Idaho and tho
construction of other proposed meri
torious projects within the two states
It is tho belief of the delegates of
thl congress that tho Oregon-Idnho
congress has been a sourco of great
benefit to tho people of the state of
Oregon and Idaho, and that it is de
serving of tho support of all tho peo
ple within those statos.
Wo wish to impross upon tho coun
ties, cities and commercial organiza
tions, tho Importance of this move
ment and to urgo thorn to co-opornto
with us by giving tho congress tholr
moral support, and by having del'M.t
gatos In attendance nt futuro conven
tions. Wo oxtond to Governor George E.
Chamberlain, of Oregon, tho thnnhs
of tho congress for the slnterost man
If en ted by him In its objects nnd pur
poses since its organization.
Wo oxtond to tho citizens of Sa
eom our thanko for tho ontortnln
mont afforded us, and our apprecia
tion of the courtesies shown us while
In tholr city.
POLITICAL LIE
WAS WELL TOLD
I'n I ti'il 1'rpnn I.cnxrri Wire.)
New York, Fob. 1. Attorneys for
Hroiighton DrnndenlKirgh, tho news
papor writer, charged with forging
a lottor from tho Into Grovor Clow
land, endorsing Wllllnm II. Tnft for
the prosldoncy during tho Inst cam
paign, today declared to tho court
that their client had dlsnppoaroJ.
Thoy added that thoy did not know
where Hrnndonburgh wan to ht
found.
Justice Dowllng doclnrod tho do.
fondant's ball of $1500 forfcltod and
Issued a warrant for his nrrost
nrandonburgh wns bonded by tho
American Suroty Compnny.
o
ItoitNou Kiithroiicd,
HocntiBo moats aro so tasty they
are consumed n groat excess. This I medicines,
loads to stomach troubles, biliousness
and constlpntion. Kovlso your dlot,
lot roason and not a pampered appe
tite control, thou tako a fow dosos of
Chamborlaln's Stomnch and Liver
Tablets nnd you will soon ho well
again. Try It. For salo nt Dr.
Stono's Drug Storo. Samplos froo.
o
t,tB1,ltlBlttraialIMIB'',tllgfl
Unless It's a Good
Store It Will Not
Pay to Advertise It!
UNLESS you know a person unless that person
comes into your life in some way you are
not greatly concerned about whether he is good or
bad, desirable or objectionable,
It's so with a store. The people who never visit
it care nothing about it one way or the other, It
doesn't exist for them, But when they are per
suaded to patronize it when they come to turn
the spoWight of their attention on it when it
comes to have a part in their lives, as some stores
must have in all lives thoo it's different; then it
DOES matter whether it strives to Win confidence;
it does matter whether or not Its price concessions
are genuine, dependable.,
If it meets all tests that a good store must stand
when it is advertised when it thus invites the
critical attention of people then advertising
'makes" the store, If it fails in most of the vital
things if it proves, under the light of publicity,
not to be much of a store, THEN ADVERTISING
WILL NOT PAY for it will emphasize shortcom
ings as well as merits,
0
V'or thc.M' same reasons It Is general ly assumed
.that the store which docs not ntlvortlse Is seek
ing to avoid close Inspection and comparison, mid
that the store which does is courting thent.
BfrrOfrf CteM-frf 4 9 1 I I fH-eMfN-9tfB4M
Sav,
Money by lliiylug Dr. Chain.
Iieilnln's Cough Iteincdy.
NEW YORK GETS
EIGHTY-CENT GAS
Washington. Feb. The petition
of the Consolidated Osh Company of
New York for a re-hearlug of the SO
cent gas caee was denied by the
United States supreme court today.
Thla means that the sb-cent rale
stands in New York city and the com
pany must pay back to the consumers
money paid under protest and esti
mated to aggregate $9,000,000.
It Is often considered good to be
smart, but we can't recall that I, hi.
been eUomod exactly smart to Im!
good.
You will pay Jiist as much for a
bottle of Chnmberlaln's Cough Homed)-
as for any of the othor cough
but you save monoy lr.
buying it. Tho saving is In what you
got, not what you pnv. Tho suro-to-curo-you
quality Is In overy hottlo of
this romedy, and you got good re
sults whon you tako It. Noglectod
colds ofton dovolop serious conditions
nnd whon yau buy a cough medicine
you want to bo sure thnt you are got
ting ono thnt will euro your. cold.
Chamberlnln's Cough Homody always
omcs. Price 25 and R0 cents n bot
tle. For sale by Dr. Stone's Drug
Store.
And the Coos Ihg man who cwn let
It alone teems to have it oh the water-wagon
passenger.
Worn Out.
That's the way you feel about the
lungs when you have a hacking cough
It Is foolishness to lit It go on and
trust to luck to get over It. when Dul
lard's Horehound Svriin will ,. td..
cough and heal the lungs.
Price U.-.r. :,nv and t Oil per hottln
Hold by all dealer.
Mnny SlccplOH Nights, Owing to a
IVrslstent Cough. llellef
Found nt Last.
"For sovornl winters past my wlfj
has beon troubled with a most pen
sistont and dlasngreonblc cough
vhlch Invariably oxtonded ovor a
period of sovornl wooks and camel
nor many sleepless nights," writes
Will J. Hnyncr, editor of th. Buriej,
Colo., Bulletin. "Various rcmcdlet
woro tried each year, with no beni
flclal results. In November Inst the
cough again put in an appearance
and my wlfo, noting ou tho sug
gestion of n frlond, purchased a bot-.
tlo of Chamborlaln's Cough Hcniedr
Tho rosult was, lndeod, marvelous
Aftor throa doses tho cough entirely
disappeared and has not manifested
Itself slnco." This remedy i for sale
by Dr. Stono'a Drug Store.
OA0TOH.IA.
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J33 S. COVMEfKlAtSr
T1Trninr.g-rT1B w Jmfm ))WH h BjsjBjHiBJi i --niMT
I 'Wh
R m i w iSrHSkl
1 f Kj HHJ
1 r. JT
Jf
Ohstrom received tho ourrout
whon he turned tho button of uu
electric globe In tho shipping room
of tho grocery ho.iso. Without a
sound ho sank to tho floor whoro ho
was discovered by employes.
1 right hand whs badly burned, but
no othor marks showod on his bqily. alld aot ,)0 nnionded 80 a5 ,0 oniMgo
Its olllclcncy In tho reclamation of
arid lands, by requiring the claimant
to show that Improvements and work
thereon havo resulted In actual pro-
miction tnprefrom to a certain and
ascertained, value, tho purpose and
Intent of such amendment bolng to
eucourage scientific farming, whether
by sydtoms. of soL culture known as
dry farming, or with or without ar
Uncial IrrfgutloD.
We favo a strict enforcement of
tho spirit of the reclamation service
(Rot, requiring tho expenditure of
fund i within the state from which
those funds are derived, for the recla-
' It seoms to bo unconstitutional to
allow the suburban wards to do any
thing for tliQmsolvoe with their own
money.
Foley's Orluo Laxative euros eon-
stlputlon and liver trouble and makus
the bowels heeltkv and ranular.
miii&itil Ihu short clreutt which sent rwiu.i i i.mii,.. ... ..in- ... i.i.ui nuiinn nt .. . ,.i ...... i ... ., .....
tho lua) voltage through city a it doc uot grtp or nauseate. Why by the Binklag of wells and other lo
Ught wln tske anyth'ug uhio? isiiiis methods it prtott ng '..?
ntlMTIHt ITTKI ...,. .,
MJPAELS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING
MIOMACiS, BTCRM 4 CO.
An Extra Special Offer of
Smart Winter Suits and
Overcoats doing On Here
How
This It a special sale of great Importance to very man
and young man who is not well supplied with olothes for
IMt ttaton's wear, We are giving you the advantage of
, 7ft Per cent
uv reduction
On ell our Suits, Overcoats, Hats and Shirts, This in
dudw nil of our Men's, Young Men's, and Boys' Cloth
ing. This is an opportunity you should not fail to
grasp,
SALEM WOOLEM MILL STORE