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SSFi SECOND EDITION 4 P. M. EDITION 3 P.M. FIRST ? ounwl DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATUUDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 100U. NO. 4. IfOL.1' - ,t zvfmmBBBSBF waSSiaSSammivSi ,..; , - '"" 'i x 'nfj'j V9HHUSBI .. '.F' ' '"' ' I HE BOUSE RESCUES THE NORMAL SCHOOLS EfilSLATURE DISAGREEING MAY HOLD UNTIL A LATE HOUR IRMAL SCHOOL SUBJECT FOUGHT OUT IN HOUSE (III BILL TO ABOLISH ALL NORMAL SCHOOLS-WAS AMENDED IN THE HOUSE WITHJI6 DEBATE ol Marlon won out In hUjIng about $45,000. All tho effort Sadth i b tho sonato to abolish tho U normal schools. Tho houbo i lo milntaln tho threo bciiooi uammarlly kilted In tho soiiRto (tits a further bill was ruahod (-ill to repeal all lnws providing ttt present normal schools, bo no bint the location of a now school Ur else. i elect of this wib to kill tho ttfnotejr asked by tho otato fair tor seeded lmprovomonts at ffitxte fair at Salem, tho bill enrry- of tho Iioubo dotogntlon woro bolng exerted tills morning to movo a re consideration, and tho Btnto fair may yot win out. Tho liouso took up tho Smith bill thlB foronoon. It provided for dis position of tiny or all property at Monmouth, ABhliuid and Weston. McOuo addod a section to the bill, a Boction that provided for tho main tunatice of tho school at Monmouth, $Q5,000, It wnB adoptod, whon Bu chnnnn asked If this provided for ltlltttfllllllgllltlllllff -Ml-Mg 50,000 Yards OF WASH GOODS NOW ON SALE Our Spring showing of wash goods is the greatest as I wrlment of staple and fancy wash materials that was i ! wer opened up in Salem. They comprise all kinds of $ toss ginghams, staple and fancy calicoes, wash waist- J nys, wnne goods of all the rest. The prices run from bayard and up. We are here with the goods. Newest Spring Dress Goods jj How on exhibition 10,000 yards of the latest novelties j; ,fl ess goods now on sale. All you have to do is to j me to our store and look through this mammoth stock i I e will leave the rest to you. The ladies of high- !! taste say they are the most beautiful goods;; ww i in this part of the world. Price yard, 25c, 35c, ; ; Sl" ,oc 9c and up to $2.50 a yard. $ Salem's Silk House!! il2!.wl!the goods' tne newest and ,atest shown ; aZ7lrAmer,oa- Foulards, Fancy Pongees, Lou- Ji Ja5 ?' Duchess Satins, etc., in all the latest i w'aoeS. Price varrl 9Kn oc An ee nc j ..- - . v., faUW ouu tvvj, ouu, iqj aim ujj. How Suits and Spring Millinery n sale at prices that will please you. mm. itffcE WLES J A KGALV HOUSE ' - ' ' - M h-iiiihihhh tma carrying on tho work nt Ashland: and WcHtton7 Ho was told no. Jerry Husk made a feeble offort to tmvo the Weston Bchool, but was voted down. Tho JnckBon county members, both from Medford, mndo no effort to savo tho Ashland school. Farroll, of Portland, wn In tho chnlr, and ruBfiod tho bill through. Tho bill to authorizes establishment of one school must bo submitted to a voto of tho people In 1910. McOua said tho Iioubo had gono on record for threo schools, tho eonnto for one. If the Iioubo nmondmont did not stand,, thoro would be no normal schools for tho last threo years. I( tho house stood for Monmouth tho In terests of education would bo pre served. Jones of Polk said ho had fought for threo schools nt throo sessions and wnB ready to fight for three now. Ho stood for threo. Duchau an stood for three schools. Tho son- ale wnB putting up to tho liouso to tnko ono school on their torms or no school nt nil. Mnhono Bald all Wcstorn Oregon was dotted With collogcs and unlvor u'.tloB, whllo Eastern Orogon had hut ono Institution of hlghor education at Weston. It was wrong to destroy that ono school. Dnrrott said tho Smith bill was aimed especially to k'll tho school nt WoBton. Eaton Bfild tho Smith bill was not a fair hill. It proposod to lot tho poop'o drcldo tho matter, if thoy would do cldo In favor of ono Hcliool. It was nn attempt to forco this liouso to cut off Weston nnd Ashland and savo Monmouth. Lot tho responsibility of strangling and killing off the normal bcIiooIb roBt upon tho somite-. Plmlck said It was ono schbol or nothing. It wns Monmouth or wlpo them all out. This was too big a stato to sweep thorn all nway. Mil ler said this honiso had fairly lroato.1 tho normal schools right. It bus tnlnod tho report of tho govornor nnil board of rogonts, nnd a non-partisan business administration. Lot tho son ate hnvo tho responsibility of killing thoso schools. It has taken that re sponsibility undor the leadership of Smith of Marlon. Cartor said tho bill was not a slncoro ono. It was not a bill to submit to tho pooplo on two or threo schools, but to abolish them all and locato a now school nt Portland. Rusk said tho house had rr.ndp a proud record on normal schools. Tho Bonato to make pol'tlo al capital had rejocted tho house bills Mnhono, Mahouey, Mann, Marlnor, Mcok, Miller, Muncy, Purdln, Rlch urdson, RuBk, 21. Absent, Brady, Munkors, 2. So tho bill passed as amended and wnB sent to tho sonato. Tho roll call on the amended Smith bill was as follews: Yeas, Abbott, Altman, Deals, Bel knap, Boncbrako, Bonos, Brandon, Brnttaln, Bryant, Campbell, Glom- ons, Conyors, Corrlgan, Couch, Davis, Dimlck, Dodds, Farroll, Greer, Hat- toborg, Hawloy, nines, Hughes, Jaeg er, Jones of Lincoln and Polk, Jones of Clackamas, Lelnenwobor, Ltbby, McOuo, McDonald, McKlnnoy, Orton, Pntton, Phllpott, Reynolds, Smith, Mr. Speaker. MARCHAND GUESSES ABOUT EARTHQUAKES BOTH HOUSES WILL CONTINUE TO LATE HOUR IMPORTANT LABOR BILL RUNG UP SENATE G0MMITTEE.-PATT0N FIGHT M TO SAVE STATE FAIR APPROPRIATION IN (United Press Leased Wlro.) Paris, Fob. 0. Astronomer Mar chand's prediction of a terrific earth would bo shaken today by a qunko quako for today wob partially vlndl cutcd by shocks felt at St. Gcorgc3, n small village nonr Grenoble. No damago of a serious naturo Is re ported. Mnrchnnd prcdlctod sovoral days, ngo that the earth would bo shakon today by a qunko that would loavo conditions similar to thoso caused by the great shocks at San Francisco, Valparaiso, King ston and Messina. Ho said this aftornoon that ho was confldont tho groat shock come boforo midnight. Tho astronomor bases his predict ion on tho position of tho sun and moon with reforonco to tho morl d!nn. Ho cays that It is such as to causo tho maximum influence of tho rays of tho sun nnd moon to affect particularly woak spots of tho arth'j surface. SHUMWAY EXPECTS TO GET OUT SOME DAY (Continued from pago 1.) Lincoln, Nob.., Fob. 20. Cheating tho hangman whon ho thought ho had ono hour to llvo, R. Mead Sumway Is today hopeful that sofo moans may bo found to keep him from tho gallows entirely. Shunwny was sontoncod to hang for killing Mrs. Sarah Martin on SoptomTior 3, 1907. All prepara tions had boon mndo for his execu tion yestordny nflernoon, a orowl ot 1C0 men had gathorod boforo the Lot thorn take tho rosponBlb'llty. Was : gallows and tho handman was walt the sonato ofrnld to lot this subject , lug for tho condemnod man to ho go to the pooplo without a muzzle on brought to him when tho supremo 't. Enstorn Orogon had boon a liber-! court grantod him a reprieve. Ho si Hold for taxation. Ho pload for, will bo hanged March C unloss tho tho young mon and young women ot , hand of tho law Intervenes again. Eatorn Orogon, who loft tholr I o " Tho Bonnto commlttco on Indus tries Is holding the Cnmpboll eight hour law and tho Hughes gns Jot appllanco bill. A conforonco com mlttoo Is working on tho disagree ments botwoon tho liouso and sonato on tho Btnto printing roform bills, with Uttlo llkollhood of ngroomout. Tho option froo text-book bill wus killed. Tho Reynolds bill to croato tho office of stato fire marshal waB Indefinitely postponed, nH was tho Bryant gonoral county fnlr bill. Tho bill for a stato poddlor's llconso wns roroforred for amendments In tho sonato. In tho liouso Pntton will try to secure rccousldorntlo.n of tho lost stato ralr appropriations and may bo ablo to do so boforo adjournment. House Hills Puss Senate. To abolish normal school at Drain and to turn ovor buildings to school district. To appropriate money for Clacka mas county fair. To regulato fencing of right of way of railroads. To amend code relating to Irriga tion. To appropriate $2G00 for Alaska Yukon oxposltlon. To relmburso Martha Lane for land. To amend codo relating to corpor ations. To rogulnto wntorpowor franohlsos. To ompowor Wallowa county to soil cortnln real property. To protect crabs, clams and craw fish. To nmond codo relating to fishing for salmon In Umpn.ua river. To amend codo rotating to Bale of ostrayB. To appropriate 2 10,000 for tho agricultural collogo at Corvallhi. To rogulato hauling ot londs on public highways. To govorn expenditures of funds of University of Orogon. To appoint stnto veterinarian aud to suppress dlsoascs of animals and appropriating $2000 thorofor. Munkors' bill rolntlng to local op tion law. To prohibit tho wearing of tho uni form of tho United States nrmy. To secure liens upon chnttols. House Forenoon, Houso rofusod to concur In sonato amendments to state printing bill. Speaker nnmed nonn nnd Abbott. Bonn objocted to Abbott. O triors ob jected to Bonn. Both withdrawn. Brattaln nnd Hawloy appolntod, Resolution to nntiiorlzo tho stato fair board to rocolvo exhibits from Soattlo fair passod. S. B. 1, Smith of Umatilla, artesian wolls for Irrigation. Passod. S. B. 128, Miller of Linn and Lane, to levy not to excood ton mills for roads aud bridges, and that taxpayers of any district may voto flvo mills additional. Lost. S. B. 99, AbroTiam, stato gnmo codo. Passed. homos and mado sacrifices to get nn education. Rusk made tho roally l.fart-folt talk. Ho did not llko to tnko n daro from the senate. Barrett said If Eastern "Oregon senators had traded off tho Weston school for scalp bounties, if Sauthorn Orogon senators had traded off Ashland fo" the Crater Lake road, let them rat ify their trades among themselves, but lot tho senate take tho respons' b'llty. Campbell said kill the schools or support money to carry them on. McArthur closed the debate by snylng he was for tho schools, but rather than see no schools at all he would vote for this bill. Tho sonato had played politics With this matter, and had not treated this subject from tho standpoint of tho educa tional Intorosts of tho staot. Barret moved to recommit with In structions to report malntainanco for three schools and to submit to voto of the people one, two or throe schools. Lost. Portland raombers, except Mnhono. voted no. So the Barrett amendment was lost. Nays, Aplegate, Barrett, Bean, Be d lllon, Brooke, Buchanan, Calkins, Carter, Buchanan. CalklnB, Carter, Eaton, Jackson, Jones of Douglas, Washington' Work Destroyed. (Contlnuod ou page 8.) Bnltlmoro, Md., Fob. 20. McDow ell Hall, the main building of St. Johns collogo, at Annapolis, tho cor nerBtoho of which wns laid by George Washington, was destroyed by fire today by fire. Little of tho contents wns saved. Snowstorm in California. (IInlt,l 1'rcnd Leaapit Wlrcl Nevada City, Cal., Feb. 20. Ne vada county is in tho grip of tho worn blizzard experienced here for many years. Snow fell heavily during tho night and throughout today. The snow Is piling mp rapidly In. the mountains and foothills. No word of loss of life or property has been re ceived, but It is feared that tho dam age to property will be heavy. o Nevada Town Burned. United Press Leased Wire. Reno, Nov., Fob. 20. A groat pnrt oi the business section of Lovelock, Nov., was destroyed early today by fire, according to news reaching hore i this afternoon, when appeals for air were received. No Hvos wore lost, although many persons had narrow escapoa from OREGON GIRLS MAKE OTHER FOLKS SIT UP Oakland, Cal., Fob. 20. Clalro OurtlsB. tho girl at tho county jail, awaiting sontonco, after pleading guilty to a folony chargo, who ro fiiFOd to rovoal her Identity to Su. perlor Judgo Brown whon Bho en tered tho ploa, has boon Identified as Clara Holgnto, granddaughter of a former well-knowu attorney at Cor vallis, Or. Tho Identification was mado cer tain today by the receipt of a dis patch from Corvallls, which dove tailed with tho details of n confoa slon mado In tho pollco court by Miss Marie Strong alias Brown, tho "Our tlss" girl's companion in escapades. Tho mystery regarding the identity I cf tho girls camo whon they woro ar reted on complaint of callow youths who had boon misled by an assump tion of verdancy by tho girls, and who afterwards missed nrtlclos of vol uo, ns thoy said. Miss Strong, urgod to toll hor story by hor broth er, W. H. Stroug, an attorney of Portland, mndo a confession, which cleared up tho mystory, with tho aid ot the dispatch received today, though she mado ovory offort to shlold hor frlond. Sho said that sho had left her homo at Monmouth, Oro., after becoming acquainted with Miss Hoi gnto at business college, and had gono to Los Angeles to visit friends. Meeting Miss Holgato at Los Ange les, thoy afterwards camo to this city, whore thoy lived a doublo life, pos ing In San Francisco as stenogra phers employed In this city. Thoy camo here dally, Miss Ourtlss loft her homo as a truvollng companion to a friend. Tho Holgates aro woll known nt CorvUlls, and MIbs Hol gute was known thoro as an exem plary young woman. death. Tlie flro started at 5 o'clock In a restaurant, and when the flrBt news reached hero had already des troyed 140,000 worth of proporty. sailor ou tho steamor Roanoke, was sorlously, if not fatally, Injured to day, when a heavy roll of newspaper fd upon him. Tho roll was being hoisted out of the after hatch of the ship when tho accldont happened. 'Thompuou was treated by tho local Deadly Without Ink. fl'nlted Tress Leased Wire. San Pedro, Cal., Feb, 20. Ohrlu- marluo surgeon, and then sent to the tiau Thompson, of San Francisco, a marine hospital at Los Angles.