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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-07

No bugs or wesvil In Albatros
-four. Best on earth. Howell Bros.
235
ZOO ink and pencil tablets 10 close
out less than value. Wagner a
Brandon. 239
For Sale-Household aud kitchen
furniture. Apply TO Mrs. w p.
Connolly. n
will start my wood saving ma
chine September 10. Phone s45.
Joe Pletzer. 235
Z. NJ. Fain of Rogers Prairie was
here trading yesterday and called
on the Eagle.
A. l.. Dunnics 10 here from San
Antonio, the guest OF his brother,
I. A. Dunniea.
New fall line Of school shoes for
boys aud girls now on display. wag-
ner d Brandon. 289
For hemstitched sheets and pillow
slips see Mrs. Mary Lawrence,
Agent Ed Khan. n
Phone 252 for all kinds Of feed
stuifs. r. c. Harder q Co. In the
Harrison building. 286
Miss Vivian Martin returned YES.
terday morning after visit at Dem
isou aud whitewright.
Keep your cook from going to the !
cotton patch by using Albatros flour.
235
Mrs. J. X. Sims returned yesterday /
from Hillsboro and reports mrs.
Maggie Sims seriously III.
Try Excelsior or Fairfield school
shoes for your boys aud you will use
no other. Wagner 4 Brandon. 23s
Fairfield aud q o o dina school
shoes for boys and girls; every pair
Wagner d Bradon. o
We are selling Eastman's latest
kodaks every day. Have
you seen them? Alonzo Carter. 2s5
Mother Many Frances and Madam
Lucia returned 10 Galveston yester-
lay after visit at Villa Maria
academy.
V. X. Brogdon left for his home at ,
Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday after = ,
'isit TO his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
:. y. Brogdon.
When you buy school shoes for c
'oys or girls remember every pair 4
Ee sell has our guarantee. Wagner {
! Brandon. go
Ladies'. will be in Houston Mon :
ay and will be glad to All all orders. ;
,rge or small. Mrs. Mary Law 4
snce, agent Ed KAN. n -
+. c. Harder q Cos feed store Is
ow in the Harrison building, where u
iey are prepared 10 sell goods
neaper than ever before. 2S6 's
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-07

Remember +. c. Harder q Co,
with your orders for feed stufis. New
store 10 the Harrison building on
the East Side. Phone Isl. 28s
For fue fresh bread aud cakes of
all kinds call a. the Texas Bakery.
Careful attention 10 special orders.
Phone 50 MIS-. Otto Boehme. Il
The daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs A. J. Buchanan
Friday. Sept. ], at p. m. All mem.
bers are urged to attend. 23l
Chas. Ediuburg il nov in charge
ofthe restaurant IN the rear Of Ford's
saloon and invites his friends and
the public TO call when 10 the notion
TO eat. dit
The frame work - the Methodist
church Is getting we'll on towards
completion and indicates the build
ing will be one 81 splendid proper.
lions and imposing appearance.
J. w. English has purchased the
Shepard home place on the West
Side and will have il fitted up
for Mrs Anderson's Kindergarten
school
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. f. Shaw of Elk.
hart, Texas, former residents Of
Brazos comfy, returned home yes.
terday after pleasant visit 20 rel.
atives.
Lost = Between Bryan and the
Chatham home on the Hsarne road
= satchel containing a bunch Of
keys. Reward for return to this
office. 234
Contractor J. 5. Harrison was
here yesterday and reported work
about completed on the Texas
Woman's College, all that remains
being some painting which will
likely be completed by the end Of
he week.
A tea will be given at the home OF
Mrs. J. W. Coulter Friday afternoon
It o'clock for the benefit Of the
Methodist church. Allare cordially
invited. Hours 5 to Top. m. 234
W. A. Reed has sold his home
'lace near Allen Academy TO Messrs.
Allen Bros. and South, principals of
he school, 20 be used as co.mitory
o meet the demands OF the growing
'ttendsDee. The purchase price was
10000.
Mrs. p. A. PArnell and family re-
Iuest the Eagle to express to friends
nd neighbors their heartfelt thanks
or the kind and thoughtful Atten.
ion and sympathy shewn them
uring the illness and incident 70
be death Of Miss Emma Parnell. !
Zach kind word and act will ever !
70 held in grateful remembrance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
V. Par,1ak went 70 NavasOtA yes.


V. Parezak went TO NavasOta yes
terday.
Miss Alberta Grace is visiting Al
Millican.
Mrs. q. F. Terrell 10 visiting ia
Navasota.
House for rent. Apply to Mrs
Z. NJ. Proctor. 236
A. j. Edwards was here from
Millican yesterday.
w. G.Kirven OF Huntsville was In
the city yesterday.
p. F. freeman arrived yesterday
from Admission, Ala.
Boys school suits from sl.OO mp.
Wagner 4 Brandon. 239
Mrs. Walter Higgs and children
are visiting In Waco.
J. F. Parks returned from bus
mess trip yesterday.
W. +. Johnson Of somerville was
In the city yesterday.
Tom Young Of Grimes county was
In the city yesterday.
New car AlbAtros -four, made In
Missouri. howell Bros. 235
J. v. Rospnm returned yesterday
from.LAPorte aud Houston.
@. A. Carroll called on the Eagle
while In the city yesterday.
Attorney J. h. Brockman Of Hous-
ton was In the city yesterday.
c. w. Crisler Of College returned
yesterday from a visit In Dallas.
Fresh oysters today at Edinburg's
restaurant. Rear Of Ford's Saloon.
Boys school suits sl.OO, $50, 90 90 |
aud $3.50. Wagner a Brandon. 239
Marriage license has been issued
to Sidney Deboise and Jessie Brown.
II. ID. Harrison OF New Orleans
was here yesterday on business
trip.
Mrs. NJ. w. Sims has returned
after spending the summer in Colo
RADIO.
l.. NJ. Poss land Curley Mcmahon
were here from Madison county
yesterday.
Uncle Jack Battle passed through
the city yesterday en- route home /
from Marin.
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-sH0MEpr

a "kitchen and Dining Room
shower viii be given at the new
Texas "oman's College building
Friday evening at $ O'Clock. A
piano recital by Prof Lillebridge
ana assistants, will also be given At
TINS building at s:l5 O'Clock the
same evening. Everybody is cordi.
any invited 10 come and make this
'he h'st social affair Of the T. YlC.
10 lite new home, splendid sui
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-07
LIKE EARTHQUAKE.
Dynamite and Powder Blow Up VIII
Awful Results.

Birmingham. Ala, Sept s.-At Re
public. twelve miles from here. an oil
stove In kitchen Of J. s. Bell. a miner
started TO explode. Water was throw
on the fame. An explosion followed
four cases Of dynamite and 235 pounds
Of black powder which Bell had stored
in the house for mining purposes were
set OF and very violent explosion re-
suited. The house was completely
wrecked, while all neishboring build
ings were lady damaged. Bel and his
wife were instantly killed. their bodies
being blown TO pieces. Their son Ed
ward was fatally hart Several others
were injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-07

MISS Mai Wilson will return Sat.
uIuay 10 resume her work. beg ing
monday September 10th. Sir has
taken a summer course IN music A,
the Monteagle Chatauqus, and has
travelled extensively through the
North. She hopes to retain all her
FORMER pupils aud will be glad 70
receive new additihns to her class.
235
Miss bergman announces the
opening of her music class Monday.
Sept TO- at the public school music
rooms aud will give instruction on
piano aud stringed instruments.
Miss Bergman desires to express
her thanks for the liberal ratron.
age she has received In the past and
hopes for Its continuance and in
crease. d23s
SUITS Tor girls going away 10 school
large assortments and the smartest
styles OF the season. The girl who
gets her clothes st Levys may rest
assured that she will be as well
dressed as any Of the others In col.
lege. Mrs. Nellie n. Ballard. Agt. "a
We desire TO direct special atten.
tion to Caldwell's superb line Of
talking machine records Of Ameri-
eau, Mexican and other foreign
music. Get one Of these machines
on most any terms Now is the time
70 buy 2s6
A rare assortment Of rings, brooch
IS, silverplated ware, China dinner
sets, vases, etc, included In cald.
wells special sale this week. Don't
miss this opportunity to make your
purchases. 23s
Mrs. Il. ID. Cash of Bryan is the
guest Of Mrs. p. 5. Grogsn. Hearns
was Mrs Cash's home for several
years, and her friends are giving
her n warm welcome. -HeArne Dem.
ocrat.
Miss Sue McLelland announces
the opening Of her music class Mon.
day aud will appreciate the patron.
age Of former pupils A. we'll as new
ones. She will teach In the music
rooms Of the east side school. 23e
For Rent = The bonneville place. /
occupied the past year by the Texas
Woman's College; convenient to
depots and business and suitable for
hotel or boarding house. Apply to
V. Is. Hudson. 235
Those desiring 10 make handsome |
presents will be sure to fiud some.
hing to their liking in Caldwell's /
display Of sterling Silver and Hand
China. 238
For Sale-tiood family and work
lorse, i6ls hands high, well made.
will work anywhere. A bargain. Ap-
ly at this office. DR.. J. K. May. 236
Don't forget to provide yourself
'ith watch during Caldwell's
peeial sale this week. 2s5
Mrs. 5. w. Edge and Mrs. 5. A.
zimmerman were visitors from Re-
ance yesterday.
Furnished rooms for light house
eeping. Apply to Mrs. w. r.
arris. 22e
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bullock were
sitors from Steep Hollow yester
~.
The grand jury now Ia session has
turned six indictments for felonies
Miss Ethel Mccain OF Austin is
e. guest OF Miss Mary McInnis.
w. ID. Storms returned yesterday
'm Switzerland Springs.
Good time TO buy u eIock-CAld-
Ills special sale. 236
Hamp Buchanan OF Kurten was in
. city yesterday. :
Merks Of Smetana was in
E city yesterday.
]. ;. Harrison OF Keith was ia the
y yesterday.
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Warned BY Clay.

Austin. Sept 6.-Insurance Commits
sioner Clay warns Texans against
wildcat eoncernA
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ouaFantlne Rslsed

Austin. Sept 6.-Dr. Tabor has
raised auarantins sginst New IBERIA
Ia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
EXTEND
REGISTER
HOURS
Or Many LabOring Men Are
Going TO be Shut Out
From Voting

There is conflict in two sections OF
the registration law. relating to yot
ers living at the county seat Section
2sss provides that II the elsctor us
uNAeE FOR ANY REASON TO CON.
vENlENTLY REGISTER" with the
county clerk at the court house, "he
may register without charge, before
a notary or justice Of the peace In the
county I'm which he resides
Section 2s7s provides: "All electors
residing in the town or incorporated
city whicn is The county seat and
where the county clerk, or clerk Of
the county court, has his Office
SHALL PERSONALLY APPEAR IN
THE CLERKS OFFICE and comply
with the provisions Of this chapter
I'm order to register" County Clerk
Roland holds that this is mandatory.
and that only in case Of physical ina.
bility caused by old age or sickness
can a voter In any Of the wards Of
salem be registered by notary, but
an must appear at the court house in
person.
lie proposes. later in the season. 70
extend the hours Of registration. 20
that men working In mills and factor
.cs and on the railroads can get to the
ruurf house evenings and at noon. But
even that will shut out a great many
who work long hours or work az night
and want an the sleep they can get
it seems 10 be serious defect IN the
law. and lt should not be harder Tor
b voter 10 Fct onto the registration
books ln the cities than lt is for the
country precincts. whore any notary
public can register a voter az bis
home. or place OF work. without loss
lf time 10 toe voter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

Ralph lhe little 2yearold son OF
p a Woods. a merchant al n'odgett
ou the Corvallis aud Eastern railroad.
was drowned "Wednesday afternoon.
Tho little todd'er had been ia his
fathers stone after stick OF candy.
and ten minutes later he was found
hanginE over tho edge of a tub partly
allied with water dead It b sup
posed ae dropped bis candy Iugo the
Nater aud rcaching after lt lo5t his
balance. and Was unable 20 save him.
se'f and So drowned in a feV salons
ol water
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
Isaith

Means tho ability 90 do a good day 3
work, without undue fatigue and %
dad lifo worth living You cannot
have indigestion or constipation With.
out Be- upset,iBg The liver aud pol
luling the blood Such a condition
may be- best and quickest relieved BY
lIeTbine. the best liver regulator that
che world has ever known. Mrs d.
W Smith writes, April 3, 'o2' "G use
HerbIae. and end it the hes, medicine
for constipation and regulating che
liver ever used" SOC For sale by
H. D. Fry Salem. Oregon,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
MOTHER
AND CHILD.

Let the mother take
SCOTS Emulsion for the
two; it never fails to
benefit them both. One
can eat for two, but nOur-
ishing two is a different
thing. 1t calls for a de
gree of internal strength
that the average woman
lacks. People of luxury
are not very strong by
habit; overworked people
are weak in some func-
tions from exhaustion or
theirsurroundings. Scots
Emulsion can be depend
ed upon to overcome such
conditions. 1t is a won
derful food for a mother
and child.
efurr q p0wvF 49,, ps,,, ,s.t les, vort.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
Grave rroubls rors.ssn

10 needs tat little foresight 10 tell
laa' whom your stomach aud liver are
badly Affected grave trouble Is ahead
unless N'a take che proper medicine
Toe 'our asssse. ss MIS- John A Young
of Clay ~ lr d.i She saws, ''I had
neuralgia of the liver and stomach.
nay heart was weakened ana I could
not eat I VAS very bal for lone
an'N bui To- Eicta, Biuo-s found
just Nhat ueeiet for they quickly
relieved ani cured me-" Res. medicine
Tor weak women. so'l usdsr guar,
aatee b' j e. Perry salem. or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
Willard Martin

The funeral OF the late Willard
Martin, who died recently at the "a.
mar''an Hospital OF a complication
OF troubles, resulting from an attscl
OF pneumonia, was held this after.
noon from the residence OF his sister
Ms. Ruth Sayre, a. 1859 Chemeke,a
street.
AR Martin was one OF the best.
known farmers In this county. having
been born and raised on the Martin
iarm, about four miles east az tb,s
city Every one Of his Al years vers
spent IN this county. ana his demise
Slh be mouned by a large circle Of
frienda
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

orials on the subject and nothing ls
more firmly engiaftcd on the po.iti.
cal constitution Of this commonwealth
than ihis idea. this principle. THAT
THE STATESMAN IS so EARNEST.
~ COMBATING We cannot but
admire to- tenaciiy Of purpose. no
matter how much We dcplore its mis-.
take Of judgment but we will not har
row its feelings with any mock sym.
pathy bat con1udo this review with
quoting from the Joint memorial 10
congress by me legislature Of 1899.
Whereas when ia the course Of
human events" any OF our time hon.
orai customs become burdonsome
or have out'Ived their usefulness. lt
bodooyoH us aH representatives OF the
commonwealth of Oregon to advocate
WHAT We BELIEVE TO DC RIGHT
and beet Tor the whole people. and
the time having arrived when the.
election of "a United States senator.
in any event iH viewed with suspicion
and 10 many instances is proven 10
have been accomplished through uu.
mcana; therefore be q
Received by the assembly Of the
state 81 Oregon that We arc In favor
NJ ci'rlIng toe United States senators
hy a direct vote of the people. As
OTHER SERVANTS ARE ELECT,
20, AND NOT OTHERWISE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
EDITORIAL TRUTHS
TERSELY TOLD

The salem statesman discovers "a
mpldly growing sentiment against
the provision In the direct primary
law providing for the election Of
members Of the legislature under q
binding pledge 10 vote for whomso
ever might be The choice Of The vot
ers a. me polls IN June" This senu
mont has not grown go rapidly that
the practical men who want 10 go 10
the legislature pay any attention 70
a. because 20 FAR all who nave hlcd
their intention 10 become candidates
FOR the leg 'ature have taken pledges
30 sustain the choice u the people for
u s. senator This week THREE
GENTLEMEN HAVE HAD THE
AUpAciTY TO DISREGARD THE
srATgsMANs "RAPioLY GROW.
mo SENTIMENT" and have hled
with nat declarations that hey viii
have printed after their names on the
primary ballot. y promise always To
vote for Tho choice of the people for
q. 3. senator"
Tho people hopo and pray that the
Statesman may roi around al right
on his question Of direct election of
senators by The votes N me people
IN an editorial January 5i How 20.
Break Dad PuctIcoI." Il admits that
che manner Of selecting senators InI
mo past has at times been accom-
raniod vita fraud. dishonesty and
oven bribery" but % thinks thls was
IAN EVIDENCE o. the LACK or
ATTENTION TO CIVIC DUTY ON
TIA PART or rHE PEOPLE
THEMsGLvGs" The Statesman az.
miis that tho system that has been |
followed ln tho paH has bocn thor
ourhly bad Under that system THE
PEOPLE HAD NOTHING TO SAY.
beyond voting thc tckot 80 up for /
thom by aumo iog rolling corrupted
convention and then swallowing the
dose given them by a stil worse cor
rupied Legislature iioW could mo
people be- 20 blame Zoe hat hind ~
a douhly u'ten mcas of poltlcsg ri
90 rHU PEOPLE WHO HAVE
TURNED AWAY FROM THAT sYs
TAN which thoy have tried and foun
wanting and have adopted a nrw sys
lom which d nov un trial Cor he
nui time in OfoFun dlre,i uomina
'ion and ilnegt cloction of senators
Instead Of Indirect election hy tho Ieg
.alaiurr q H no pnop'o Who have
1rovn ilred and want a change The
politicians and pluiosnu want 20
seop ho va} hel have gowu aml
.ar with ard wish tn SOC continued /
alonE he line ~ corruption of the
Representatives ~ tho people 3.
Tho Statesman proiessos alarm
.cst ihe "GVGR PRGsENT ELEMENT
HAVING Az AKA TO GRIND" sAsr
'iso an undue lunuonre ou tho sIua
lion under tho dIrogi primary Then
I aEain heoumct alarmed Al tho sys
em % apho'ds of election b, the ieg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

Begins With thesymptoms Of a common
colds there is q ehilinsss, sneeziug.
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse.
hoarseness and impeded respiration.
Give frequent small doses Of Ballads
horehouni Syrup lthe child will ery
for iD and az On, FIRST sign Of A
eFoupy cough, apply frequently Bal.
lard's Snow Imminent TO the throat
Mrs A. Nhet, New Castle. Colo
writes, March Is, 1902; think Bal.
lards Horehouud syrup a wonderful
remedy and So pleasant TO take. For
sale by d, }. Fry, Salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
~ "a saeramsnto VaII,..

Sacramento Cal. Fob. z. Frederick
Newell head Of the federal reelama.
ton service ia an interview says the
government Is very favorable 10 a
'eioooooo appropriation 20 reclaim
i,eoo.o .ooo acres in tho Sacramento
yalldy n the large land owners
would agree 10 cut up their holdings
into not moro than 100 acres each
actual work hy the government may
commence within a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
Poisons in Food

Perhaps so dom realize that many
pain poisons originate ia your food but
some day you may feel a twiuge Of
dyspepsia that will convince vou.
Dr. Kings New Life Pills are guarau,
teed 90 cure an sickness due 10 pois,
ous Of uui.gested food-or money
back 25e at j. C. Perrys drug store
salem, OEegos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

er living, thre eof whom ara -,
Of this citS. They are NJ.
sayre, Mrs. Provo Klult ,,1
Martin, Of this city; Mrs. A
Of Iowa, and Mrs. r. NJ p0..,.,
Ashland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

There's a cure Tor old age. an ex.
eellent and thorough one. There l.
nothing sensational about g. It Is
the best tho doctors can and unier ex.
isiIng circumstances. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. SO cents. Tea or Tab.
lots. Dr. stoae's Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

He leaves a wife and Eve children
as follows: Mrs. Louis steelhammer.
Mrs Leah Vaughn and Ray Newton
and Maxine Martin. His parents
have been dead a number Of years,
but he has four sisters and one broth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
Abolt - cann.lI,-nn

f'mornovs journal u1u omtain
'oN particulars oi The competition
"h'eh has heen arranged ior his rea \
es E'ery one viU road with inter.
esq 'he splendid oner that he Journal
makes Lots of questions viii he
asked and tomorrow sou can hnd out
h"" to set them answered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
A FAIR CHANCE

u Az 10 ass in ofdrr o. demonstrate
che uouierful msfits of Hostottcf =
stomach bittsp ia ,as,s of stomach.
Lissf oF hasd disorder. You'u be-
sUesahly suEprissd ani wouier why
'oa suffered - ong vhsn tho medicine
20 euro 900 sas viihin reach.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02
me ladies u me EplseopsI cn,,,,

wan have another sale of cookes
food, including homemade brad
cake and baked beans etc A. R,,.
mans drug stone tomorrow from n
a. m To 6 p N. Putuam's aayoripr
extracts used In an cakes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

i8laturp instead OF by lhe peope. 1T
wants the best possible men selected
! for tae legislature because the best
| wiI BE- none too good 30 endure the
strain Of elcctng a senator Then
| o. says.
Elect good men TO the legislature
and hold them responsible Pay atten-
ton 10 the conditions roigning during
the session. demand an investigation
the moment the first suggestion
of bribery or 90 honesty appears mp.
on the surface. THIS rs THE WAY
TO BREAK UP these notorious and
ncfarIous practices"
Now ln view Of an the bad features
OF the system employed In the past
why not honestly accept the new plan
for nominating and ooctIng senator's
| by the direct vote ~ the people lot
the members Of The legislature pledge
themselves 10 abide by The verdict OF
th people a. to who shall be United
States senator from Oregon. and via.
out receiving so much az a cigar for
taoIr votes. mtify me choice of The
common pooplo7 what would there
be- ~ terrible 10 the Statesman IN
this plan n % wore carried into n
foci' Would not that result IN a good
man FoIng to the senate nluo times
out N ton and elected without con
upi'on in any foum7
Tho Statesman should not object 10
direct election ~ senators by tho
vote of the people. because @ De- not /
something new tangled and which has
been suddenly sprung ON fae people |
by a iui of hungry once arrEou with /
axes tp rr'ud Direct election Of
senators has boon a CARDINAL FGA. /
TuRG or ALL PARTY PLATFORMS /
iN OREGON FOR MANY YEARS. uI
has been On many national platforms
u has been several times passed up
on lU th" lower house ~ tho nation.
al congress it has bosn discussed
hy the august United States senate /
and aa regularly shclycd because /
ih'rc 10 uo amendment possible 10 the 4
constitution so louF a. We have a
seuair elected IA tho o'd way. O. tao
hrai rrason iu thr world that sanat
nrH should bo elected ln a nov vay /
and ono senator sent thoro by tho al /
rrri vote of the people WOULD 90 |
MORE TO WAKE UP that to1hltss
.uprmunuaind fterpetln.iheanoIyne /
'feunup. Iuu body of Legislators Than
''l Che magazine articles la the ut,t /
iundrri years VIZ accomplish. uI
annld advertise to the world that
'"r' vas oun commonwealth on the I
Pacific oulri ihaI had done with the I
'i Na's "f rolteunoss fraud cor
pap ."u ana iHhhey complained of by
h" Statesman and bad some out into
ho clear suuNshJ aud done one Grand
'ni honorable political aet ur he
iui umo In tho a.sJug ~ Dos .ena
orIal alwgs.es N
Ice us reeal to fbe Statesman that |,
he last three legislatures have been
overwhelmingly Republican. AL
THREE HAVE ADOPTED REsoLu.I
IioNs AND MEMORIALS TO CON n
iRess ASKING FOR DIRECT /
ELECTION OF SENATORS. rheu
Do same legislatures have enacted
.aw putting into uu operation that
'f'ci Ts.s.atiou clause % the const.
u'''n tor the nomination aud election
q senators. Then tae people have L
nae'ed dirct pr.mas law that
'aAoa special provision for plciune
D." arp.rants 20 Jhe legislative honor
% saploH aud 0espect taat law The Z
's'sa'ure before the hsr three ana ,
e'via' Others have passed i1Int mem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-02

A. b A. hodge hau, half mil, wo.t
et caemawa, Friday, February ca
si'00 couple, including supper.