Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-15
mrs THE VITAL MATTERS
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,belr chosen representatives
~ y, atb the help of Almight Cod
~ .o,,,ols the destinies of all the
b .,.os of earth, | will in the future
!. tho mast remain faithful to
q - ,rust confided to my care and
4 &..n,rg | crave, as / believe | shall
r,.slre. at your hands, that courteous
\ <,,si5eration which has at all times
i, accorded to me by this distin-
4 1.r,,hed body. and in return l give
n the assurance Of the best efforts
nv life to assist you in making
I. work of this session an epoch
..slne period in the history of our
tate.
Under the provisions of the con
.,,tptlou. It becomes my duty to in
0rm you with reference to the flnan-
% and affairs of the state, to adj
l.s Won as to the conditions of the
sysral Departments ana institutions
hereof, and to recommend for your
oDaaeration such measures as shall
sm most conducive 20 It's welfare
"a Development
rlection of q senator.
The provisions Of the direct prf
! thap nominating law, with respect
3 b the election of a United States
enator should be carried out in let-
er and In spirit AZ the last pri-
!, barry election Mr.. Frederick ". Null
les received the nomination of the
Republican party for senator for the
bort term, and Mr.. Jonathan Bourne
q Hor the long term, while Mr.. John NJ.
earn received the nomination OF
be Democratic party. At the cleo
ou held, Mr., Mulkey received the
ghest number OF the votes cast for
be short term and Mr.. Bourne for
be lcng term whilst a majority OF
be members elect Democratic and
fepoblicanl Of the legislature
ledged themselves To vote for the
holee Of the people for senator.
ut whether they did or not, THE
&EOPLE HAVE EXPRESSED
HEIR CHOICE FOR THE INIPoR-
AM OFFICE, AND THEIR
iSHES SHOULD BE RESPECTED
pa ooeyed, and the gentlemen who
'e Oeen nominated by the people
'sn' 70 be elected unanimously, for
short and the long terms respec-
wy ! suggest that this be done
soon as the legislature Is ol.ga-
'sa so that the work of the session
proceed and the time which has
a0loFe been devoted TO this pur-
may be given TO legislation vi
& "uec'ing the welfare of the
State Institutions.
'ls several state institutions or.
& N'''ent condition, and It is hoped
& wy member Of the legislature
4 vs." Them an The superin
',nS Of the asylum, penitentiarv.
a'nool. blind school and deaf
'DoO' nave prepared reports
IN detail the population.
Os ana cost OF each institu- ,
a 1e'e reports are printed, and !
% appended a report OF the ,
and your attention is mar. A.,
'a'iea 10 them and to the ,
9-snotlons made therein. =
: unnecessary to do more than =
4 :, luton a- to these reports. and i
|'.,..,aa. 'aa. each Of these institutions =
,lulaly oficered by capable ana
n ,a''ous public servants, and to y
IS ven as to a faItbfpI IL snS "a D
-. : c so'9s Of subordinates EN-. q
1 |.om,,.', sus state is indebted for an =
- !, !. and intelligent admins. ; :
m
AA'lrOad Commission o
~ lue that a railroad com y :
4 a. 0uasl public corporst,on sT b
4 k,sr Public public has an interest in ,ts p ?
4 10 S's'ation and in the regu's - rs K
II. !. ,''. control of its rates and r r
., ~ s''l as in the proper repd,- y
iorp.a services required to he > >
s,s,s oy it. In those states G C
4 1 s'.a Ss..l. company and the pue',o Is Is
.-'a.uFabIy in the rele,,on pu0ils h
n n.s,s.I !. great partnership with i, Il 4
Il /, sss'. scr. Of the company =, a,et", w." 7
., 80. and establishing It's . >
\ All. only NJ. without consultine ne 81 81
r. a = 0a' ' frequently in sucb 81
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Interest Not o,s.,'.ll' .neir tn
.aaa.alo..' 's' I. business does such n m
las a s,,''.ion ,'suA'ion exist. The - -
aAae.i i''aaFy =. Interest in the ~ =,
= / IA, ~ always. but in see :