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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
1.-THE BIG STICK. .

president Roosevelt's "big stick, =
(which in its application to foreign AZ
fairs, has been the subject Of more OF
ieas levity, although effective, is now
being applied with vigor TO the affairs
Mt home, and mighty shout is apt to
go up all over the land, expressing a
vyish for more strength TO his arm.
There is no longer any ground for
doubt that President Roosevelt means
business.
The "big stick" is TO crack over
harder heads than those of the little
republics at the south. II is to be felt
10y the industrial and social monsters
at home, which for years have made the
term "self government" almost a
mockory.
The President has within a week put
into definite and vigorous form an at.
tack upon the beef trust, the railway
rate wrongs, and the divorce evil
II Is a formidable trinity. but he has
backing him the irresistible power OF
pnblic opinion.
Following the decision Of the supreme
court that the beef trust operates in
violation OF the criminal statutes, Al.
torney General Moody proposes to pro
eoed with prosecutions. The spectacle
of beef magnato or two behind prison
bars may amazingly alter the aspect of
the whole trust situation. Nothing
could more effectively sweep away the
common dclusion that the trusts are
stronger than tho government. Tho
spectacle OF u trust maguate haled iEto
court In spite OF his missions. aud just
as though he were poor man, would
wonderfully stimulate the theory that
justice is not controlled by dollars and
"pull,
Tho iniquitios Of railroad rates,
through which big combines have been
able 20 crush small competitors. are also
90 foel tho weight OF President "Roose.
Velus "big stick That he has gone
into the dght in dead earnest there can
he no question.
II congress has not the power 60 pro.
vide remedy the people have A con
atitutionA amendment covering this
Wrong might also cover multitude of
other trust wrongs, for which there now
seems 60 he NO adequate remedy
The movement for uniform divorce
laws ia all tho states has long lacked
dent Roosevelt. hy his special message TO
dent Roosoveltby his special message 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
DRAIN
NORMAL
SCHOOL
House Bill TO Abolish Was
Voted Down After
Debate

The Caldwell bin to abolish the
Drain normal school caused some dis.
cussion. Yawter said the normal school
could not be judged by the number Of
graduates turned out. Hundreds Of
young people were trained there to
make them better teachers.
Kay favored abolishing the school at
Drain. He was in favor of taking bet.
ter care of the other schools and get
ting rid Of this one.
Edwards said this state spent nearly
a million on public schools. This expen.
diture needed TO be handled in the EN-
ployment of trained teachers for our
children.
The normal school does a work for
the state entirely different from the
high school. He said teachers who were
not trained experimental on children,
to the injury of the minds of the chill.
dren, and the waste Of public money.
Miles favored the bill with n a show.
ing of facts to the detriment of the
Drain school, claiming it had made a
poor showing for the money expended.
Bingham, Of Lane, said for $4,000
in six years 1874 graduates
had been turned out.
Caldwell closed the debate, and the
roll call was taken, and il stood ayes
?, noes 36. So the bill was defeated,
and the first victory scored in the house
FOR the baby normal school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
Third Reading OF Senate Rills

1 . g. l2t.-Nottingham. Requiring
all entrances to saloons to be in front
falled to pass-ll to 70. Brownell
Coke Croisan, Farrar, Hobson. Hold.
SON. Holman, Laycock, Malarkey. Nc.
Donald Pierce, Rand, sichel, TuttIe
voted "no."
; B. 9O-MiIler by request. To REQ.
ulate the employment of convicts In
definitely postponed.
3. b. l4O-Kuykendall. To nrovido
LOT the use of the proceeds of convict
'aoor on public highways. Passed.
. B. lSS-Malaracy. To appropriate
funds for the support. reclamation and
maintenance Of woyward girls in and of
'nls state Passed without opposition
; B. l4l-Smith, by request. 70
protect bees and bee,culture. aud 70
appoint an inspector. Passed.
. D. @OO-croisan. A bill to amend
section 1851 of the code reIatirn +',''I" ta as
ncers' salary of soldiers home pas.o. ~ -
3 B. 267-Malarkey. To nrobihi,
Ine u sale of liquor to minor femaIos
",1a oo l, twice and referred to Judiciary.
"n motion by Senator Pierce the yo,.
Wy Wy. "u''A senate bill l2s was defeateJ
was 'ee0n'idered, aud the hin rs.
''l'',ea = to the judiciary.
-, ;, b. ss5-Raud. To amend section
'S, 'S'' ,' o, the code, relating to descent
and distribution. Passed. '''"'
$. : B. 2ia-croisau. Relinqui,biog
-....--. - ..snIs OF the state of Oregon in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
'MlIOor0 WIIyOn

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many thousands which are on al
the Pinkham Office, and go to n,
beyond question that Lydia Il. P6
hams Vegetable Compound must !
remedy of great merit, otherwis
could not produce such marvelous
suits among sick and ailing women
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
About nine months ago l was a great,
ferer with womb trouble, which caused
severe pain extreme nervousness and
quent headaches, from which the a.
failed TO relieve me. tried Lydia 4. "a
hams Vegetable Compound, and witi
short time felt better, and after takinol
bottles Of 1t l was entirely cured. there
heartily recommend your Compound \
periods regular and without pain and :
blessing It is to find such remedy att
many doctors fail to help you. l am me-
to recommend it to all suffering women
Mrs Sara Wilson, 81 East Sd Street, CiDI
natl, Ohio.
II you have suppressed or pain
menstruation, weakness of the Sta
ach, indigestion, bloating, leucorrhs
flooding, nervous prostration, diu
ness, faintness, don't-care" !
"want-to-be-left-alone feeling, I
citability, baclkache or the blues, ths
are sure indications of female wei
ness, some arrangement of the uten
or ovarian trouble. In such cases th,I
is one tried and true remedy-Lyd
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
Centennial Notes.

Utah will have a comprehensive OK
hibit at the Lewis aud Clark exposition
! II is expected that a state pavilion will
/ be erected.
The Massachusetts, state building at
the Lewis and Clark exposition will be
larger than the pavilion the state
erected at st. Louis.
The Ocean Park (Cal) Journal will
send the "Queen of Ocean Park" TO
the Lewis and Clark exposition. The
paper pays all the expenses of the
! queen. who is elected by popular vote.
Two ears of totem poles have ar.
rived at the Lewis and Clark exposi.
tion grounds. They will form an inter.
esting part Of the United States gov.
crnmont's Alaskan display at the fair
The first railroad locomotive ever
run in Oregon will form an interesting
exhibit in the Transportation building
Mt the Lewis and Clark exposition. The
locomotive is the property Of David
Hcwes. of San Francisco, who has had
IL for 80 years.
Illinois Day will be bid day at
the Lewis and Clark exposition. Gov
ernor Doneen and staff will attend the
fair during the last week of June and
elaborate ceremonies will be observed
In the Illinois headquarters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
LITERARY
NOTES
High School Clarion.

The High School Clarion, with very
artistic cover is out for this month
Stories by Ava shirley, Leland Hen,
bricks and Perry Reigleman are given
Tho school notes aud editorials are
also worthy Of mention. The staf on
the paper are showing considerable
ability In their writings and every one
's pleased 10 note the progress. Per
haps tho roasts in the back Of the
paper are what interests the students
most. Here, each one is given some
good his aud everything ia taken in
good part.
An Interesting account Of the vari.
Gus debates and the election Of officers
IN tho High school Senate is given.
The Sonate is in session aud is quite
like tho one going on at the state capi.
toll Bills are introduced. read, and
passed and a great deal Of parliamen.
tary law is learned.
A good little plece ou patroui6ing
advertisers Is given, aud the author de.
serves great credit on il,
On the whole tho Clarion Is advaae.
ing rapidly,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
Public Is Aroused.

The public is aroused to knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
medical tonic, Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters, of SAC st. Clair ave-, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, writes: "For several
months I was given up to die. I had
fever and ague, my nerves were
wrecked; l could not sleep, and my
stomach was so weak from useless doc
tors drugs that could not eat. Soon
after beginning to take Electric Bit
ters l obtained relief, and in a short
time l was entirely cured" Guaran-
teen at J. O. Perry's drug store; price
soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
NO OMNIBUS BILLS.

Governor Chamberlain y veto Of an
omnibus bill ~ the last session ought
30 warn the legislature not 20 attempt
that sort Of thing this time.
But some kind Of deficiency bill may
have to be made up to keep the state
from paying neat little sum Of inter.
eSt for two years.
The constitution says: 'Every act
shall embrace but one subject, and mat.
aers properly connected Herewith,
which subjects shall bo expressed in the
Aitle.O
This section was quoted in the veto
message Of the bill Of two years ago
containing among other things an ap.
preparation for the governors home
The statement has often been made
that the governor vetoed the bill on ac
count Of the item for home for the ex.
'eeutiye. That is not the truth.
The message said; "There are some
claims therein in which there is merit.
and with respect 60 those they ought
each TO have been included in a separate
bill. hesitate TO veto an appro.
priation bill in which there Is much
.merit "
at this session the principle should
DO observed of having no omnibus ap-
prspTiation bill, and the governor has
established wholesome precendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
WONDERFUL CURES EFFECTED
MARvELS OF MAGNETIC HEALING
Dr. jameson Magnetic and Some of
the Results He Has Achieved the
Deaf Hear and the Lame Walk Explain


DO you believe in magnetic healing
Are you convinced that many of tn,
common ills TO which the flesh is he'll
can be relieved and cured solely by tn,
aid of psychic powers' If you are q
doubter in this method of treatment
and are suffering from any ailment
there exists an excellent chance tc
give magnetic healing thorough trial
and on the authority of one Of the fore
most exponents OF this wonderful art,
the results cannot fail to be beneficial.
DIR, jameson, a celebrated magnetic
healer, who some years ego was resi-.
dent Of Vancouver, has again returned
to the city and has opened an Office at
loll2 Hastings street, East. lie has
achieved some wonderful cures espe.
cially in cases Of rheumatism Of long
standing. Other ailments in which he
has secured marvellous results are deaf.
ness, skin diseases hip diseases, besides
allaying acute pain aud curing nervous
attacks. The only man in the world that
can cure paralysis and epneptic Rts.
Testimonials Yes, plenty OF them.
Not the usual collection OF iuegibly
written letters from some person or
persons residing far away in soma re.
mote corner Of the continent DR.. Jam
cson has living, breathing, walking tes.
'imonials right here in the city, 70
which he can refer with pardonable
pride and who are only too willing 10
testify TO the remarkable cures which
DR.. jameson has accomplished in the
case Of ailments Of long standing.
A marvellous illustration OF the now.
er II this wonderful man was lately
shown in Victoria, A Young lady who
had been blind FOR twenty,three wears
has through the power and skim OF DR..
jameson, been brought to such con.
d't'on that she Is now able 10 see light
aud Is rapidly progressing toward the
tullncss of her visual powers Thi.
may seem 70 bo beyond truth. but DR.
jameson has in his possession letters
from the mother of the person in oues
lion bearing witness 60 the facts OF
.he ease. This is certainly wonder.
'm tribute 90 his skin
Nor Is thls the oaly ease. In his
'reV'oas visit 20 vancouver Dr. JAIME.
'oH treated many prominent people Of
'aneoaver among thgm beiag Rev. J |
n. Macleod and Postmaster Jonathan
Miller Many others might be men,
i0nod.
A peeulia5i,y % pr Jameson's : treat.
neat is that he does not SEEK 10 take
ne eases that are easy 10 treat 4, isl
'ls del'gat % welcome the diHeult
S'es, tAoss that have bame1 tbe SKIN
z 'ae ordinary Practitioner. and bv
~ peculiar poSeE ascertain the com.
laias aaa BY his skin properly treat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10

| And yet he will not withhold his aiC
from any A letter from physician
in Oregon was recently seen in which
this practitioner appealed to DR., Jane
son for aid in a certain case, which
had bafiied him This letter also show,
the widespread fame which has been
won by DR.. Jameson.
How do YOU do it9 What is the so.
eret Of your wonderful powerl" were
the questions put to DR.. Jameson yes.
terday by Province representative.
- cannot explain it. l only know
have it and feel it active within mo
u Is given to mo as my talent" re.
Piled Dr. Jameson. He went op %
say that by sort of intuition. a kind
.ot sixth sense, he was able in nearly
every case in which he was consulted
TO at once diagnose the trouble without
even asking any question in the ma.
Jor''y OF cases. "A knowledge Of nv
patient $ trouble seems to come 10 ma
as soon as grasp the outstretebea
hPnd when they come into my Office
In nearly every case just as soon %
they introduce themselves I am abla "a
tell them why they came TO see me ,,
To this marvellous power, which o,
once lifts him above the ordinary ma,
DR. Jameson adds story of seieptiee
knowledge which makes him a mas,o,
IN the treatment Of diseases Of roDr
varieties He is a past master in the
Of the therapeutic now.
ers OF electricity and after he has di.,
nos"d a case at once sets his sei,,,iss
knowledge TO work to find a cure
In the treatment OF hin 3;s,....
with which he has met with u.-l.5
success DR.. Jameson uses the l.,..,
ana most improved development Of tbo
Nray method.
Among the powers which be er,l,,..
IS a peculiarly valuable on, os b;s -,
discovery, which he employs with ,,,5 |
'''ees> This he terms ".NeU Ti,9, 81
'nd m the use OF this discover n. |
making a speciality. The bene6,i,I -
."''' under its use have becn i8l,.5l
marvellous '-'''''
The only classes Of disease, uttAl
'r' Jameson eliminates from bi. ,....
aent are fevers.
do not wish my practice to com.
I's' with that Of the regularly .s,,i, |.
'shed practitioners " said DE- a.. i
on TO the Province. .Nybs, - Il
'"s 10 me that require me5i,,l - n
"'s'eal treatment solely. I alw,vs ;. II
81 them to the regular doctor.
Or Jamesoa can be found .vo-, II
his oaiee in the Llari5,. - -
es''aeFelal street. Salem. vhsr. A. III
..u m gladly receive any WHO nav hslI
a''s'ed wi'A bodily ailasat. ~ai.,
~ :. .s hes ~i'Aia Ais power. hs IN
lleviate. - ~'h
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
THE CRY OF MACHINE.

Speaker Mills and the Republican or
ganization of the house lave been as
sailed by the cry Of "machine."
The Portland newspapers all seem
to be pitted against the house majority,
and cry machine
Mr.. Mills, as speaker, has been so
manifestly fair in appointing commit.
tees that there has been little potency
in the cry of machine"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
WILL
REPORT
THE BILL
Sonneman Measure TO Tax
the Gross Earnings OF
Corporations

The house railroad committee has ue
cided to report favorably the Some
mann bill to tax corporations not no"
taxed on their gross earnings, such as
express companies, telephone eompan'
les, telegraph companies. This is the
most important revenue bill Of the ses'
sion, and there have been many hear
ings before the committee. 1t is under
stood that the railroad corporations are
not fighting this bill, and that its
chances Of passage are good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10

the old Court street sewer to the h
of Salem. Passed.
S. B. 23O-Malarkey. To amend l
tion 220l of the code, relating to 4
mons in justice courts. Passed.
S. B. 157-Coshow. To define !
regulate the use of water and va
rights Indefinitely postponed.
S. B. 194-McDonald. To author
county courts to sell certain real
tate. Passed.
s, B. 2l4-Carter. To require all n
sons, state institutions, etc, in eOnhI
Of public or state property, to pay OvI
to the state treasury all money receiy'
from the sale thereof. Passed.
S. B. 259-Brownell. Granting to 1
citizens of municipal corporations I
power of the initiative and referenduI
Indefinitely postponed.
S. r. 246-Carter. To amend a
tion 454S of the code, relating to barb
wire fences west of the Cascade moE
taius. Passed.
5. b. futile. To better prod
the salmon industry and to approprrl
$4,000 to build a patrol boat. Passed.
S. B. 20s-Coshow. To amend
charter of Roseburg. Passed.
S. b. 292-Pierce. To fix the salJ
Of county assessors in certain counts
Passed.
5, b. 24S-Brownell. Regulating Y
charging of juries by the courts
definitely postponed.
). b. 26s-Hobson. To fix salary
treasurer Of Marion county. Read W
times and referred to Marion count
delegation.
II. b. 252-Miles. To establish
water commission at Sheridan. Pass
D. b. 269-Coke. To license huntsI
Read first and second time and \
ferred to game.
II. B. SO2, SlS, S15, 326, IS, 959 II
read the second time and referred
Adjourned to 10 a. IN. today,
The senate win receive house bills
until midnight Monday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10

congress calling for divorce statistics
has placed himself at the head of this
great movement, and proposes to con.
duct it along definite lines, it is bound
to gain tremendous impetus, and result
in great tidal wave Of reform.
There will be no more laughing at the
"big stick" With one accord the law
loving people of the United States will
wish it more weight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
JUMP ON THE LITTLE ONES

There are some brave politicians in
the legislature who think il wise To
sound the tocsin of reform and jump
the little Drain normal school
Miller's bill TO abolish all the nor.
NAL schools was showed under, and now
the normal school fighters have resolved
odecapitate Drain, and at least accom-.
plish something.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
Willamette COllogian.

The Weekly number of the william.
estc Collegian is out and Is very in.
terosi.ag numbeT this week. A poem
from Miss Minnie FriSkoy on the Vii.
lameito university Is printed. which is
very interesting. kNln accounts os the
societies aud games are given.
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rha Mahfooi

rhe pupils 81 the oregOa school Tor
the deaf and damb PoblisA a little
woekiy paper which il a great credit
% the sshoe1 Articles 0a eurrcns eveats
81 tho day, local news aAl societies 81
the sshool are glveA oae side og The
paper 10 devoted % the little fOlks
aAd some la,egestlag little ssasiss are
glvea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
EDUCATION
POPULAR
IN OREGON
rContinued from first page2

.o.dor of deeds of Linn county was IN
definitely postponed
Third Reading of Bills
II p No. SO6-By Mayer to diVid
equally among counties proceeds OF
nor cent of sale of public lands
Passed.
II, B. 35O-By committee on assess
mont and taxation, relating to pol
tax. Passed.
r. b. 295-By West, to restrain sheeI
and goats from running at large
Passed. 1870,
H. B. 112-By West, to create Ill'a
nook water commission. Passed
II. B. 217-By Caldwell, to abolisn
Drain normal school. Defeated.
H. B. 161-By Hermann, to suppress
bucketshops. Passed.
H. B. No. Sl9-By Linthicum, to
provide for COllecVlOn VI 10" il"5
fees. Indefinitely postponed
H. B. No. 800, by Mcleod, to regu'
late practice of osteopathy. Laid on
table.
Substitute for H. B. No. 1SO-By
Henderson, providing proof of exist
ence of foreign corporations. Passed.
H. B. No. 1ss-By Welch, of Multno'
nah. to create a state board of station
airy engineers, caused a discussion. Ed
wards, Of Lane, made an argument
against the bill, but when the bill was
explained by Bailey he admitted that
he was not fully informed on the meas
ure.
Cornett objected to "tOo many com
missions" These commissioners were
to get $400 a day for the time actually
put in on the work of the commission,
and this was useless expense.
Laws, Of Clatsop, spoke for the bill,
and said the purpose of this bill was
to secure good engineers. A cOmpe-
tent engineer saved money for a saw
mill or a steamboat, and the bill was
a good one.
Smith, of Josephine, said the bill
was favorable to a better class of me.
chanics to be employed in a responsible
position where life and property were
at stake. Roll call showed 81 ayes, 20
noes, absent 13. SO the bill was lost
for the time being.
Two New Bills.
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senate-Thursday Afternoon.

s. B. 66-Hobson. To prevent pub
lie exhibition of hypnotized subjects.
Read two times and referred to re.
vision of laws.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
Appraisers Report.

Appraisers Report.
The appraisers of the estate Of u
H. Morris, deceased, have filed th'
report fixing the value of the pers0'
property at $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
Chicago Markets,

Chicago, Feb. Wheat, $IOO&
corn, 462s; oats, 3O1a.
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Two New Bills.

II. B. No. 56S-By Howell, of Wash.
ington, relating to state board of agri-
culture.
II. b. No. 369-By Muir, to amend
law relating to county clerk of Multno,
nah county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10
ITS MERIT is PROV
RECORD OF a GREAT MEpIs
A Prominent Cincinnati Woman ,
How Lydia q. Pinkham's veO..'
Compound Completely Cured Ia,

The great good Lydia e. PinkbI
Vegetable Compound is doing an
the women of America is aftraoI
the attention of many of our lea1
scientists, and thinking people SsI
ally.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10

olose-mouthOd, clean-cut, clear-headed
Lavender.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-10

Genuine, jokeless, jobbing Jaeger.
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The senate win receive house bills
until midnight Monday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-20
A Matrimonial Mania |.

Chicago. Ill, Sept. 1s.-A dispatch to The Record Herald from Butte Mont'' says.
 TWO weeks ago the 2o-year-old wife of George Melville, a miner. told her husband she was going out to attend the wedding of a friend. Yesterday It was discovered that she was the oride and had married Harry Northey a young man living less than half mile from her home.
 Mrs. Melville had told Northey was her uncle, and she did not want him 10 know of her marriage for a while, as she feared he would cable the news to her mother. who she said Is an in- valid ip London. -,..
 ..So she went back and lived with Melville for a week, then returned to her younger husband and remained "ltn him until yesterday, when Melville sue ceeded In finding her. She denied nm
 ana declared he was her uncle and noth- ing more. Northey believed It. not. withstanding the record of the cour' at Great Falls which shows she mar, ried Melville in August, 1901. The srl four years ago was married to mar named Walbridge, who abused ner ane was Killed by her father near PnlIlips. burg, Mont. for which crime the fatneL GAniLAIA xunteg. b serving Seu|enS'