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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

zwiazkowi j wszyscy w casa
dsse projektowi temu So bardzo
a bardzo przychylni.
Ola czego wiec Zgoda po
wiada, re ma przyszfym sejmie
projektu tego urzeczywistnit
ME MONA? ze Zwiazek ME
rozpocznie jeszcze cd przyszie.
go sejmu wydawnictwa Dim.
nika Narodo,o go' Czy bawi
sic W raka? Dla czego cofa sic?
Zgoda wcale a wcale sic ME
cofa, gdyz podala tylko projekt
grupom zwiazkowym W zasa-
dsie, ably te wziely go pod roz-
wage zdanie swe W tel mie-
RE wypowiedziafy.
Rozbierzmy wiec te kwestye
szczegofowo.
Czy Dzienn'k Marodo,0y mo-
ie bye przymusowy It. j. czy
kaady czlonek Zwiazku bedzie
musiaf go abonowac "a niego
pfacic tax jak Ia Zgode'
Wiekszosc grup przyjawszy
projekt W za adzie, ME rozbiera
60 szczegofowo - ale prace te
pozostawia sejmowi. Niektore
grupy chca mice dziennik, ma
wet przymusowy - tenn je-
dnak zastrzezeniem, ably place
no "a codzienne pismo tyle lie
teraz piaci sic "a Z,oie. Sa
tez grupy, ktore powiadaja, Ae
o 30 centow ME chodzi" =
ktorych czfonkowie gotowi sa
pfacic "a ID. ". S1.2O rocznie.
Wyrachowalismy jednak, wy
liczylismy skrupulatnie, re CO.
dziennego d pisma ME MONA
wydawac "a 10 C. miesiecznie;
ae bardzo mafo czfonkow Ego
dzifoby sic pfacic W ogole 10 C.
miesiecznie "a ID. " przymu-
sowo-a a podwyaszeniu przy-
musowcgo abonamentu imo-
wy bye ME moze. Ia 10 C.
miesiecznie stanowczo ME mo-
zna wydawac pisma codzien-
nego = przyznaja to wszyscy
ludzie fachowi, potwierdzaja to
nawet wydawcy rozmaitych
dziennikow angielskich, kt6re
byt swoj zawdzieczaja olbrzy-
miej liczhie anonsow, jakich
zadne pismo polskie W Amery-
ce nigdy otrzymac ME moze i
ME otrzyma. A W obec i tax
dis wysokich podatkow zwiaz-
kowych ME MONA ma czlon.
kow wiekszego ciezaru nakla
daG.
Upada wiec kwestya przymu-
sowego abonamentu.
Coz dali?
Czy Zwiazek n. p. moze "a.
ryzykowac tysiace dolarov ma
wydawnictwo ID. "?
Me!
Sumienie nam ME pozwala
agitowac "a TEN. Wydawnic-
two pisma jest rzecza ryzykow.
ma - j ME MONA ma ME uay I
pieniadzy W pocie czoia zaro.
bionych i zio&Onych, aby Zwia-
zkowi N. P. przyszlosc zapew
pic. Wog6le i'm wiekszy be.
die nasz fundusz zelazny, tenn
wieksza sils magnetyczna Zwia.
EEK bedzie.
Ludzie niechetnie wstepujq
do organizacyi, ktorej kasa pu-
stkami swieci; j nasz sukces o.
becny OPERA sic ma TEN (opr6cz
strony idealneD, he posiadamy
znaczny majatek. Fundusz ze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01
Piszoie DO

Pis.oie Po odozyty. Piszoie
biblioteczki wedrujaoe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

Dziennik Chicagoski" pozuje o.
beonie ma wielkisgo pr.yjsciels a
rao.ej oPiekuna parafii sw. Tr6joy.
Te jego osuie o tel parafii notatki
Prsypominaja nam poOaiunek Juda-
s1a. Albowiem ws.ysoy wied.s, ae
',boss" nDzisnnika Chiosgoskiego"
Ojoieo Winoenty przez lat kilkana-
Sole uciemie1ai, przesladowal i krzy-
wdIR parafiau sw. Trojoy i do
piero sblegat papieski kard. Satolli
'Prawiedliwosc i'm wymierryi.
Radzimy wieo ), ,Dziennikowi Chica.
goskiemu" opiekows6 sic parsfs to,
ktora go chcsc ME ohoso podtrzy.
mywsc musi; - parafis sw. Trojcy
Z Pewnosois mscossej jego opieki
ME potrzebuje.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

w poscie kstdy dobry katolik
wstrrymuje sic od wssoiych krzy-
kliwych zsbaw, tudzie. cd tafca.
Wieczorki zss powsane 50 ma miej
sou ! urnsdssjs js nawss najgorliwsi
katolicy.
Tylko pDiiennik Chicsgoski" re
swykiym sobie fsryssizmem wywra.
osjso oory " gore | Bogs nsdsre.
mnie wsywsjsc, povisda, as ci zwis-
zkowi ju. tax nisko upadli, 10 nswet
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

Pisalismy " zesriym numsrrs, te
koohsns sssiadks nssus powinns ma
trueci nssz srtyku} poczsks6 - IA.
MIN sic wybierze odpowisdzis
Wyrwswszy sic zswczssnie - byia
rmuszons ga ow srtykul trzsoi oso.
bno odpowiedriec.
Po 90 toP Po 90 zwykle tax
szozedna sssisdks nsraziis sic ma
niePotrsebne koszts, co js tsrsr bar.
dzo msrswiT Szkods papieru, ozsr
nidia ! rsk zeoerskioh - prryzua to
sam formsn druksrri p. Teofil Ia
gorski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

(Cisg dslszy ns stronie 4sj.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
GRADUATES.
A Class of Thirty-tight
Pass the Examination and viii
Receive Diplomas.

The Salem public schools have again
successfully launched a bright com
pany of young people into the business
world. Thirty-eight young Salemltes
will on next Friday evening receive
Idiplomas. having completed the
course as prescribed by our excellent
pu blic school system.
This is an unusually large class, es-
pecially at this season OF the year
Heretofore the class graduating in
the middle Of the year has scarcely
ever exceeded in numbers, twenty or
thirty at the most. The class passed
the examination which was one of the
most complete, yet practical, that
was ever given, with credit to them
selves and to their teacher under
whose supervision and instructions
the pupils have so creditably mastered
the work of the course. City Supt.
G. A. PEBBLES is especially pleased
with the work of the class.
The graduation exercises will be
held in Reeds opera house on Friday
evening of this week, February 5th,
inst. The class numbers exactly 3S
and consists Of an equal number of
boys and girls, President NJ. G.
Royal of the Eastern Oregon Normal
school, located at Weston, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver an ad-
dress before the class.
The members of the graduating
class are;
Sara Alice Davenport, Maude
Marie Hepburn, Margaret Adelia
Hodgkin, Carrie Albertina Hurst,
Josie Juana Lewis, Alice Eta Mccoy,
Lillian Marie Metschan, Annas
Leone Poyser, Bessie Pugh, Winfield
Alwilda Rigdon, Cora Anna Sutton,
W. Myrtle Sutton, Lizzie G. Swartz,
Leila Moreno Tarpley, Helen Louise
Van Wagner, Della Walker, Georgia
Mae Whittier, James p. Aitken.
Oaka G. Beeler, Ross W. Fishburn.
Frank Lincoln Grannis, Claude S.
Knight, Albert W. Young, Montague
Lord, Albert c. Olinger, Fred W.
Parker, Earl S. Riddell, Rudie
Adolph Schramm, Ernest Vandersol
James Walton, Ernest NJ. Welch,
Hugh Williamson, Ebert C. Young,
Clyde Brock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
AN TNppovrNrNT W. v,uII

AN IMPROVEMENT.-YOu will
hencefOrth find our dress gOOds depart.
ment in a new location directly under
The skylight This gives US By far the
finest display light in the city and
VIII Be appreciatedsby customer and
salesman alike. We are making
preparations 10 receive our new lines
OF the latest fabrics and viii be pre-
pared 70 show them In q more satis-
factory manner than ever before.
SILK and velvet department also
under the skyiight.
NEW-Linen Torchon laces in all
widths, 2 TO 20c. yard. Dainty pat
terons suitable for underwear.
Lace sFooting In both plain aud
point d. Esprit.
A FEW SNAPS.-The line OF 81
and s1.25 fancy silks at 75c Any Of
Dur durable outing flannel waists 75c. |
p ~ qualities, at 5Oc. Not many left. |
Lines of embroidery at slash prices,
e. to l2c. sl.25 underwear for 81;
l.5O Zines sI.25: Union suits, sI.5O
mes for 81; s2'Ones for sI.25; % ones
or ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
P Q, Gt ocery,

Mr.. Louis James will be seen bor,
@ neAI Wednesday evening, DR.. Bird,
great tragedy "Spartacus." The
version used by DR.. James is the ori, ri
i glnal one. Mr.. James represents II the
scno9l OF Mccullough, Forrest, and i
Ene I elder Booth. He is the ideal LOT Of
nefolc tragedian, his superb voice a.
M Ine elOG uence of his sweeping cost 0est
ureS and the robust vitality of 6iS i'm irn
PPeISon1atlon of such Characters as
O1tIhello, ! Macbeth and Spartacns. az SS
is iii TndaaVl Unddaafters In Mr.. James repertoire
q ounuSHOouoteoIy "Spartacus.d The
T[andepF Indo et OF the subject, the heroic lie
IrUue Tnnieu vi the man both appeal TO Mr.
AIN SnneS 9 ~ VINO is endowed for it pbysic. % l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
LJ Dalrynple s Co,
OREGON PERSONALS

Rev. Wallace, OF Junction City, II
Ia town.
Senator Nc Chung, Is able TO be In
his seat today.
A. 3. Little, OF HoultOn, Is a guest
at the Cook hotel.
ID. II. Looney came down from JEFF
ferson this afternoon.
Marshall Kinney, and Herman Wise
OF Astoria, are In town.
Gen. II. b. Compson came up from
Portland this morning.
j. B. Tillson, bridge contracto r
OF Albany, is IN the city.
Mrs. II. II. Geer, OF Macleay, has
been quite Ill, but is imrrovlng.
John Addison, OF Lorraine, Lane
county, is visiting the legislature.
Mrs Grace Osbsrn, went 10 Eu-
gene on a visit TO friends and relatives.
j. @. Goodale, the we'll known lum-
herman, came down from Coburg this
morning.
Senator l. ID. DRYER returned this
afternoon from an over-Sunday visit
at Eugene.
Mrs. j. w. Wlthrow, OF Eugene, ar
rived In this city, this afternoon, on a
visit TO friends.
Ex-senator Veatch, register OF the |
Roseburg land Office Ia in the city see
Ing old friends.
Ex.District Attorney James Nc
Cain came over from Nc Minnyille
this morning.
Mrs. w. p. George and little child !
took passage TO Oregon City, via the
afternoon train.
cav. Hellebrand Jr., ana Homer
Craven left yesterday for a business
visit 10 The Dalles.
Mrs. w. w. Contrls went 20 Forest
Grove this afternoon on visit 20 DIR.
and Mrs. ii. II. Havey,
Mrs. Chas. Calvert went 10 Geryals
today, whence she Is called by the
Illness Of her father.
j. II. o'Neil, travelling passenger
agent for the O. II. 4 N. Co., was
salem visitor today.
Homer Davenport has returned from
his European trip, arriving In New :
York Sunday evening.
Representative J. II. Bridges re- 1
turned this afternoon from brief G
'lslt at his home at Drain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
MARRIED.

NECKERMAN-OBERHEIM.-iSun
day noon, January 81, 1897, at the
brides home in Salem, Miss Fannie
Oberheim to Mr.. Fred Neckerman,
Judge G. P. Terrell officiating.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of the immediate family, ,and
after a sumptuous wedding dinner
the young couple departed for Port
land and other points, to be absent
about a week. The groom is we'll
known as the popular head of the firm
of Neckerman & Rogers, and the
bride is the youngest daughter Of Mrs.
Paul Oberheim.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
Cohen Is in Trouble.

The following dispatch from
Tacoma regarding Meyer Cohen. Of
San Francisco but quite well known
in Salem, may be of interest TO some
OF our readers:
"Meler Cohen is locked up az the
city Jail on a charge Of embezzlement
preferred by the Ledger Publishin9
Company, by whom he was employed
as collector In December and Jannarv
The amount taken is alleged 10 be
about 800. He owes several business
nrmS various amounts. Cohen vas
arrested this morning In Seattle an
MS arrival from Victoria with the
GroVer theatrical cOmpany. with
which he had secured a position as ad-
vance agent" "0'
Cohen was In Salem for seyaral
months last summer aud BY his cen.
uemanly appearance aud misrenre.
sentations succeeded in running nm a
good sized hotel bill besides contract
ing two additional bills viz, thar OF a
and liveryman. He went
TO Portland one morning 10 spend the
day, expecting TO return In the even.
ing" as he stated it but he has failed
To put In an appearance vet. He
managed 10 get out OF a similar serana
IN which he now tnds himself with
MS father-in-law Of Oakland, Cal bv |
having ''einch" on that unsuspect. |
lng gentleman. II the law takes its
course Cohen will no donbt have the
the pleasure of boarding free OF charge
a the Washington state penitentiary
Tor a short period
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

On BREAD AND WATpD II
TIUne w6o snsD. Is the name Of lame beSgay ego
;sm mTo spent pen Saturday night in the cifv fI
Isdsoa (sii, On Sunday morning he was 'iTy ~.
leased tais put before evening was "aS s',oio ie'
ta saAeh into custody for the SapNs ~saI9 ~
oolS ueuSe, de was arraigned hefora e p1 9i-
eoiuer : HHN Edes this morning and receir"5 rec NE,
!, sen sentence Of ten days during ,evSIieS wb;eS
time his diet will consist tibg ~ LEV winch
dina MSteti IT, Ihls is a happy plan for for @Ip riS
ANY sIIs Hi tne capital city Of this undasir stu
aole element and with its imno onuesir, e
a sPbplhlcatlon, it will not be lonI nD.ii
Salem. ius Vi the past 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
You should tr. .Dawson's Bitters

POPULAR VoTE.-It is only mat
ter of time until United States Sena-
tors will be elected by popular vote,
but in the meantime Salem house.
Keepers continue to vote Bransou g.
Co. the leading grocery firm in the
city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

CHINA New YEAR. This annual
event In the life OF the Celestial resi-
dents OF this city Is now In full blast
In our city. The plg-tailed, almoned
eyedsfraternity have all donned their
Sunday best aud propose enjoying
themselves as much as possible during
their observance OF New Year Fire
crackers and other explosives are
being constantly nred, creating a
general hub-bub. The amount OF
China gin aud other brands OF Celes-
tial nre-water that will be imbibed
by the local contingent during the
ensuing week would astonish any
saloon keeper could the exact amount
consumed be learned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
GREAT COUPON SALE.

To test the value Of advertising, we
make the following offer. Cut out the
soupon la this add and bring IL 10 us.
IL viii entitle you Ia One.fifth OF
on dress goods, ol0thing, shoes and
mats. Coupons must be- given up
when purchase Is made. No dis
count Will be given unless this IA
done. This offer Is good only 10 Feb
tuary 10, 1897, All purchases must
he made on the spot cash system. The
journal and Statesman coupons will
I've Kept separately by us. We Will
then be able 10 tell from experience
which paper Is the best advertising
medium.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
I. HoIVePSoD.

Mrs. ). w. Morgan, OF Oregon City
arrived 10 Salem, Saturday evening
and Is visiting relatives and friends
james Shaw, owner Of the Dallas
wollen mill, was a Salem busine
visitor today, stopping at the Cook
hotel.
Prominent Salemiteson the sick list
who are improved: Governor Lord.
John q. Wright, E. NJ. Waite, Reuben
Boise, Jr.
Mrs. VIM. Warren, OF McMlnnvIlle.
who came over To attend the funeral
OF George w. Payne, returned home
this afternoon.
Representative Mckinley Mitchell,
OF Geryais and Senator Hughes, OF
Washington Co. returnedto the city
this morning.
Fred Floed, the Roseburg Bryan
leader who stumped three counties
with great success last fall, was in
town over Sunday.
James Woodruff, today went to his
fruit farm, near Marion where he will
"rccuperate" for several days. His
pleasat avOcatlon will consist OF prun- |
Ing trees.
Howard ROwland.of the Eugene Re-
Rlster, who has been In attendance at
the legislative session, returned this
afternoon from Sunday visit at his
Eugene home.
Miss Jessie Jewett OF Astoria, who
Is the guest OF Mrs. A. 1. Wagner, has
been taken down with la grippe, and
is quite III. Her people have beed
teleRraphed for.
MAJ or Chas 4. Worden, alloting
agent at the Klamath Indian Agency,
returned Saturday evening from WASH
Ington D. g. and is a guest at the
home OF E. f. Parkhurst on Summer
street.
Rev Geo. Garrison, OF Grand RAPIDS.
Mich, who has been visiting G. w,
Thompson, went to Albany this morn
ng after a short visit In that city, ,
Rev, Garrison will leaYe for his east :
I'm home.
Frank Bird, of Eugene; Austen S.
hammond, OF Medford; f. S. Stanley
nd wife, OF Perry; Fletcher Linn, OF !
'ortland, w. A. Wash, OF Dallas,
leo II. Durham, OF Portland, were !
mong the guests at the Willamette
Dday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
''ne and Tide Wait for No NJ.
Neither Does the KlmbaII co


People who are PUTTING og -,
piano or organ viii find tbat pn oqylng a
cue gay too late for the . fa1r J, ,s,ne{ are
tne hlm6all Co. have sold on, Ihat
gone. Why not come 10 ~. ahd are
saaAe u your selection {? Ordor ornay and
Iva. - Walt and pay from sISsy S you want
pr3ht TO some local dsaIe.- 80 70 500
Lerlor instrument, Co%e Cei Ior an in
uS snow you the finest ISno "a ana let
snu s organs ever shown in m" S VI pianos
our prices and terms ana - oalem, get
SAn S S.I 40 Tor you. ManufaetneesMha ee Mhat We
prices. @0'urers wholesale
street, Salem. V commercial
w. W. KnNRALL Co..
Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

AN EXCITING GAME.-The indoor
game OF baseball at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday evening, as predicted, proved
OF unusual interest. The teams were
quite well matched but the yellows
won the game with a score OF to 8.
The "Red Men" evidently had more
sympathizers In the audience and they
never failed 10 reward a good play by
one OF their men,by vigorous applause
admirers OF the yellow fellows" were
also In attendance In large numbers.
The battery work for the yellows by
Whit Holman and Albert Disque was
a feature OF the game while those
wearing the "red" went wild with de-
light at the excellent base running Of
Harry ollnger. The battery work OF
the Reds" by Olinger and Joe Evans
was also deserving OF mention. The
second Of the series OF games arranged
for between the REDS and the yell
lows" will take place next Saturday
evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

Hyou are using Japan tea
of any other sort than Sehx2-
h,lgS Best you are losing
half your money,
Your grocer returns your
money in full if you don't
like it.
a AsSAsuiss a c.as..s
SAn FfsnClscs an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

1t is not generally known that but
for one little mistake the legislature
might have been organized. As is
well known Huntley, the Republican,
had been persuaded TO withdraw his
contest against Nosler in the interests
OF party harmony, as both were
Mitchell Republicans. The commit
tee on credentials, before permitting
Huntley to withdraw his papers con.
tanning the evidence against Nosler,
wanted Nosler to appear before them
and answer one question, yes or no,
and the committee would have sub
mitted its report. But under Senator
Mitchells direction Nosler was not
allowed TO 90 before the committee on
credentials and make answer tOuch-
Ing his having acquired a legal resi-
dence in California. That refusal de-
termined the committee not 10 report.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
JOHN HUGEES,

Dealer in groceries, paints i
window glass, varnishes d
the most complete stock
brushes Of all kinds in 4
state. Artists materials, Gn
hair, cement and shingles a.
finest quality of grass SEEDS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
FREYER, THE FoRGER
Receives a Ten Years Sentence in
Tenness ee Penitentiary


James Nevins, superintendent Of
flnkerton's detective agency at Port.
land, today Informed Messrs. Ladd &
Bush that Chas, Freyer has been sen.
fenced 70 ten years in the penitep.
tiary OF Tennessee. Freyer, it will he
remembered, last November secured
sSO on SIS check to which he forged
que name OF Rev Kantner, the same
being on the National Bank of Com.
merce OF Tacoma. He has since been
arrested at Summervllle. Tenn for :
forgery There, and on January 81 Ul va
sentenced as above, under the nan ~ "as ~
Hnas. thompson, alias Cbas Wort W. u
lIngton; His identity as Cbas Frouor FTUav,
was fully established. '' reyer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
WILLIS BROS. 6 90,

Court aud Liberty
fne Cash Dry Goods, Clothing an,
SiH~ House.
fftfs tftss.ff tssssrtssss .........
This coupon, II presented al
time ~ purchase will entltle the
learer "a 0np-tfth on on all cash
purchases az dress goods, clothing.
shOes aud hats. Good only 10
. February rs. 1897.
WILLIS Bios. & 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

e,Iod LaE =, NEW YORK RACKET has inst
rnbbartp TilGa up on ladies, gents and Children
Iuooers, rao and now Is a good ei time ftl 90
use 'nem' Call and see them. ' ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
To Indian War Veteran,

Indian war veterans are reop..
to meet Tuesday evening Febp,r
in city recorders Office at 1900.
for the purpose Of taking in conSs
alton the question Of pensions. d
a delegation from Portland vigl
present,
L. A. WoOa
Commands
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
BORN.

GOBALET.-At the family home, in
this city, on Sunday, January 81,
1897, to Mr., and Mrs. A. Gobalet, a
daughter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

For UNDERwEAR.-Go to the New
YORK Racket their stock is good and
sold at low price. - div
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

much like the railroad manager "D'
INSTRUCTED his master mec'iaDi'
e sPaint hem carS any ia color yo'
please. just - you paint them reo'
The Statesman il sklllfully WorKlns
a sympathy dodge on the public oy
paradIng an imaginary boycott ~
Harvey Scott and Joe Simon against
a suppositious sale fits daily at Port-
land. OF course, its enormous sales
by newsDoys at Salem or at Portland
ought not be rudely interfered Wlth'
Chances are neither Scott or Simon
would honor it with boycott or q
boot.
The general appropriation Oil as
printed in Saturdays JOURNAL was
the first copy that reached the public
1t is not the final bill, but carries over
81, 300. 900. Thissum will be increased
rather than diminished. The Oregon
custom Of making up the bill by par
ties outside the legislature and then
keeping IT back to avoid discussion,
ought TO be broken up.
At a Salem boarding house Senator
Haseltine was holding forth to the
other of cOdfishball consumers on what
a bad man that 10 Simon was. He
held him to be about the worst man
IN Oregon, and got some assent to his
notion, until a simple-minded Peoples
party man asked him IL all this was
true why the Republican senators so
unanimously elected him president of
the senate. Haseltlne was knocked
out OF the box for the time being.
Quite a number OF Salem Republi-
cans are booming T. T. Geer for SEN
ltOr. Hon. John q. Wright SAID to
JOURNAL writer yesterday: at
would be grand surprise to send a |
common farmer OF Geer's standing and |
Ibility u take Mitcbell's seat at
Squire Farrar also re-
marked TO a friend "l think Geer
tands the best show of any man on
he outside. His selection would be a
roper reward OF clean and able man
nd his election would arouse less an
agOnlsm than almost any man we
ave in the party" Messrs. Wright
nd Farrar are representative Repub-
cans and business men.
The senatorial fight is not all in
olyed in the legi lative hold-up. The
Observation-Disclosures faction have
one so far as to parcel out all the
late offices. Fulton or Metschan is
be governor. Metscnan or Ed
Lirsch is to be secretary of state. Sem
tor Patterson is to be state treasurer.
Ietschan is saidUo prefer Patterson
n state treasurer above all else. The
ne Italian hand Of Geo. w. Nc
ride is apparent in the new party al
and he is without a peer in
regon in such matters. 1t is recalled
lat Ed Hirsch made enough in two
rms, as state treasurer, to live in
mfort ever since, although out Of
business. These are big stakes,
ut it is possible before a new treas.
er goes in there will be a reduction
that Office from its present princely
oportions.
=.
1t is not generally known that but
one little mistake the legislature
ght have been organized. As is
III known Huntley, the Republican,
d been persuaded TO withdraw his
ntest against Nosler in the interests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01
ia. WOou
Commands

BICYCLE MEsSENGER.-RluOh ~
phone 40 or blue boxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

How nearly the people OF Oregon
are allied TO royalty only appears from
the following in VIM ii. Chambliss
work on the American -Four Hundred:
"Rochefoucauld.-The Duchess de la
Rochefoucauld was Miss Matte
Mitchell, daughter OF Senator
Mitchell OF Oregon. She was married
70 the Duke In 1891 aud took with her
SSO0, ,000"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-01

Representative Howser is back from
visit In jackson county. He was
greeted by large delegations at his
home, who regardless OF party, upheld
his course In resisting an organization
of the legislature In the interests OF
Senator Mitchell, and all asked him
TO stand firm, which was not neces-
sary In Mr.. Howser's case.