Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-02

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senate without debate.
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Pass senator Looney's dairy bill
The dairy interest Is established and
asks no bounty.
TT
Senator Adams warehouse bill Is
one OF the best bills before the senate,
and Is for the farmer But IL stands
10 show.
10 the report Of the Corvallis meet
the types make reference TO Mr.
Whalley's "Wind" when II should
have been MIND"
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Senator Taylor was a brave mao 10
vote alone against the wOman's suf-
rrage amendment. lie was raised on
d Marion county farm.
Profs. Anderson aud Byland arc
two educators who had ;he courage OF
their convictions and helped the
DAILY bill. Not all our best teachers
worship the trust.
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The senate has kept It's pledges and
done something for better school
books and better roads Oregon Is
mendlng the paths 70 be trod by her
rising generation.
The trust medical bill Is 50 glar.
ingly unconstitutional that II II is not
rejected by the House committee on
medicine and pharmacy IL should 20
to the judiciary committee.
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First the people pay IA tariff on
sugar; then they pay the trust It's pro-
Its; then they are asked to pay state
tax on top OF that, and no one even
suggests that sugar is to be cheaper.
IL was the soldiers home inyestigat-
log committee that recommended
doing away with the soldiers home
commission and Representlye Gray is
the man entitled TO credit for the
suggestion.
The Corvallis college cadets who
acted as escort 10 the legislative dele
gation displayed real herolsm In
standing out 10 the blizzard until they
had lclcIes hanging from their ears
aud noses.
This legislature must not adjourn I
Without doing something for the two
legged beat pullers Pass a good dairy
bill. Pay the dairy commissioner. /
Develop Oregon's dairy interest.
lhat's the boss.
DAILY, OF Lake, and other Union '
)ar;y leaders are hopeful of casting
.olid vote for the Daily antitrust text /,
book bill. LISA bill that should re- /.
.eiye the vote Of every friend ot the
'1blic schools In the House.
ttt
Mr. Catch says 90 bonds; Mr. Albert G
ays thirty year bonds both are II
wrong; pass the charter as 10 stands O
nd give the masses Of the people
nance o. invest their savings 10 short z
ime low.rate home securities. b.
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la voting ca the DAILY text book v
lll senator Drlyey, as well as several y"
thefs, did the manly thing in voting '
'r u, even though II did not fully :,
ieet their ideas In the matter. In "
lstlng his vote the Senator explain -.
nat he believed In asking for all he !,
anled, but II he could not get IL, In =" ~
'klng all he could get. =
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IL Is nov a powerful lobby against w
le taxpayer % force the sugar m
'unty blll through the senate. Itl
as lobbied throIgh the House fo
'linst the deliberate judgment OF re,
.at body. THE JOURNAL oears no th
"illto any OF the lobby lwho are a
'eplng three Ia bed at the william. IN,
TEL or TO the la Gande enterprise,
u Is opposed to giving bounties out
The treasury as matter OF princi-
b, nil
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After the house has voted 500. .0O "'
the sugar trust and sl2 900 to bore
'teslan "ellS with any kind ofappro.
laIlun Tor normal schools, agrIcult- wa
l colleges, etc, is respectable ny '''
nparNun Money that goes 10 wa
rich capital aud laud mouopolists 4, hu'
roNn away 20 further oppress the
'ple' Money 90 educate the rising ,
nela'''n viii at least prepare QUO ,Ss ,
lns mcp aud women 90 bring up bac
hose odd lots of