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41sc: large sizes. 41s@5c. Future deliveries of
the 1907 crop are selling to packers at 12@0e
per h. 4 size basis.
Raisins-Nominal, cleaned up. Quotations SIr
the 1907 crop are So 6l9c for seeded 6t- q &c
for loose muscateIs, 6St are fori seedless sui
tanas, $1.50@1.60 for London layers and S29S
for clusters
Nuts-AlmOnds. nOnpareils. 111s N1Sc; / y L..
l6E G1sc; plus ultra. 1601sc; brakes. 13ia
tgI4c; Languedoes, 1315 q 14c; hardsheli. 9N1t0e
W alnutS. johhinS prices-Softsaell 151I1fc sar
No 1 and 12GlSe for No ?: italian ehestnuts,
so Sc per lb-
Honey-New white comb l6@17c latter az
ure for small lots; water white extracted. = h
amber, 51a a6c per ID.
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Beans aind Seeds

Neither beans nor seeds showed any further
change yesterday. The market continued quiet.
Beans tper etl,-Bayos. $3.1561S. 70; pea $s6p
3.25; small white s2.s5@3; large white. s2.60@
. 10: pink. S24o@2. 60: red. $3.25m3.50; limas.
S5.15@5.20: red kidneys So. .25@3.50: blackeyes,
81 90@5; butter $4.5O@5: horse beans. sea
2.25; cranberry beans. S3.75@4; Garyanzas,
So. .2503.75. -
Seeds-Brown mustard. 2@2hc; yellow mus
tard. &c; haxseed. S2.90f13; canary, Az @4Ac;
alfalfa. 15c; rape, IL @815c; timothy nominal
hemp. Az G5c; milIet, 2s4c per lb; broom corn
seed, S1S@20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Niles. nominal; green peas, $3.50
Q2.75 per ctl.
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HideS-CulS and brands sell about l.6Ic IN
der quotations. Heavy salIed steers he; me-
dunn. 10c; light l0c: cow hides. lOc for heavy.
lOc Tor light stays, &C. salted kip, lobe; aited
dry kip, Isle; dry calf, 23c; sheepskins. shear.
lings, zO@50e eacn; short WOOL 5049Oc each;
medium, SUS6gSl; long wool, 81 .25G4 30: morse
Iides, salt, 80 for large, $2.5Oa3 for me-
dunn and SI4l.25 for small; hOrsenides. dry.
S2QS for large and 81. 25@g2 for medium 5OcS1
81. 70 for small and 25@5Oc for colts; deerskinS
dry Mexican, 361s Q39c; picked do 35c: dry al
do, 29c; Mexican dry hides, ice; dry salt do 15e:
picked do 1Ic; gOatskins. prime angora Zoe
extra large do. $3.50; large. 5Oc; medium. soc
small, 25c.
Tallow-No. l rendered. 5G5Ac; No 2, An
42e grease, 2431zc
Wool-Spring clip: Northern bright, 20Q24c:
Mendocino, 2l@25c, middle county, I7GISc: San
Joaquin, 149l6c fo- free and 124I4c per Id for
defective
Hops-Choiee, S@9c; prime, 7I71sc; common.
5@6e per Ib. Contracts for 1907 crop, 91a@IIc
per ID.
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EASTERN MARKETS
NeM Ynrk Monev NIarket

NEW YORK. June 2S.-The call money mar
bct. wEich has been moving gradually upward
for several days took another squirt soon afteT
the opening of the market today. Some early
loans were made al per cent. but the rate
worked gradually upward. and before noon s
per cent offered.
Prime mercantile paper. 5lk@6; sterling ex-
change weak. with actual exchange IN bankers
bills at 81. S650@4 S655 for demand and al
81 $500 1886 for 60 day bills.
Posted rates 81. .S4I2 @4SS1R.
Commercial bills, S4-S31s.
Bar silver 6TLc.
Mexican dollars. 52lsc.
Government bonds. steady.
Money on call strong and higher. eG12 per
cent: ruling rate ~. closing bid 10; offered
at u.
Time loans dull and steady: 60 days. AZ; 90
days, AZ; six months 81 per cent
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Eastern Liyestoci, Market

CHICAGO, June 2s-Cattle-R Receipts, 1000:
market steady. Beeves 81 6O@7; cows. $. .I5@
4.75; heifers. s2.6o@5.6o; calves, S5@1 p;
$4.650 :. .65; stockers and feeders. 81 29o@5.25
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market steady. Light.
S5.s5Q6.10; mixed S5sn66.0712; heavy So 55
@5971A: rough S555@5.T5; pigs, $5.40Q6;
good to choice heavy, S59o@6.
Sheep-Recepts, 60o0; market weak Natives,
$4@6.10; western, $496; -yearlinss. S6@6.Io;
lambs, S5.50@7; western. S5.5C@7
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Northern Busines,

PORTLAND, June 2s.-Clearings, $500. s27; ;
balances Silt .603.
TACOMA. June 2S.-Clearings $T1511S; bal
ances, $TS.611.
SEATTLE. June 2s.-clearings, sl,5s3, lis;
balances S195 S35.
SPOKANE June 2s-clearings, sso4, ,ss2; bal
ances, S1S60s6
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Meat Market

bhESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers are as follows.
Beef-615Q7c per lb for steers and 51a @6I5c
for cows.
veal-612@ @s11e for large and 81 1@91sc for
small
MuttOn-1O@1Okc for wethers. 9@1Oc FOR
ewes.
Thanksgiving. 11H@121sc per b.
Dressed Hog-111s 912c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so Der
cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers, No l. Sc; second quality. "a
7he; third quality. 6@615c; cows and heifers.
ity SIC; bulls and stays. S93lac.
Calves-5c per Id for light 415c for medium
and 1Ac for heavy (gross weight.
Sheep-Wethers, 5@6c per lb; ewes, Al 4515c
(gross weight.
Thanksgiving, 6Q65c.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. 715c per ID; 300 and up
ward. 62Q7c; bOars 90 per cent. stays 3064O
per cent and sows 10@20 per cent OF from
above quotations.
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PratisiouS

Cured Meats-Baeon l5ac per Ii for heavy.
I7@1TI5e for extra liekt ana 19W2le for sugar
cured; dry salted sides. l4c: bellies l45a tll5c:
eastern sugar cured hams. lt1t re- Callf5rli. !
Hams, lG1ac. mess beef, s. per Dol, extra mess.
$3.50; family. $40; prime mess pork S24: extern
clear. $2I. mess. S25. pis pork, S2S piss feet
50; smoked beef. 14c Der 10
Lard-Tierces quoted at 912 for California com
pound, Size Ior eastern compound tnd Al 3.,c Per
pure half barrels pure, II c; % ID tins lI%4c:
10 ID tins. I214e; ib tins. I2ssc; 3 ID tins.
12hc.
COttolene-One half barrel, 11%c three half
barrels, llt4e' one tieree. Il1se, twO uerces.
lie; five tierees. 10sc.
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Condition of the Tre..urv

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Today's statement
elusive af the $3.50 ZOO, 900 gold reserve. shows:
Avsllanle cash balance. s2s4. .046. .572; gold coin
@ ana ouiIion' S14 ,5s3; gold certificates, $74-
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cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO June 28-Clsh quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm: No = spring wheat 81 "a
1o2: No g. 94c@S1.o1; No 2 red, 9414 696c;
No. corn, 54c; No. 2 yellow, SIC; No oats,
42%c: No. white 43@441a; No 2 rye. SIC;
fair TO choice mailing barley. 701 73e; No /
northwestern. sl.25h; prime timothy seed seed,
$40: clover, contract grades, $152o; snort
ribs sides (loose) SIS seas. 20; mess pork. per
bbl, s16@1e.10; lard, per 100 lbs SS.7T1a: short
clear sides (boxed), SSS71a Q9.121a; whisky,
basis of high wines Sl31
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Ruttcr. Cbee~e and Eggs

CHICAGO, June 2S.--on the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creamerles,
19@ @24c: dairies. 17@21c; eggs STEADY; at
mark, cases included. 13@l31c: hrsts loc;
prime frsts, lac; cheese, steady. 11& @1312c
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TACOMA. June os.--wheat unchanged; blue
STEM SEC; club, s4c red. SIC
PORTLAND, Ore. June --Wheat-Club.
SEC; bluestem, soc; red. s4c; valley, SEC.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


SAVANNAH, Ca, June 2e.-Turpentine firm,
57%c.. Sales. 515; receipts, 1882; shipments. 65.
ments. 755; stock. 56,35s. Quote: A B c, s3s5
"a; D, $500; E, $4.55@4 so; II, S4.7564. .95;
G. S4.so@5; H. s4-s5@5.05; 1. s5@5.10; X.
s.: %: NJ. $5. S0@5.50: N, $5.50@5.55; w, $3.50
@5.9o; WV, $5.75@6.
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NEW YORK, June 2s.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending June q
shows aggregate of 81 405, ,005. .O00,s against
81 055 166. 900 last week and 81 626 900 in the
ings for the week total SIS, ,536, COO as against
$50. .556. 600 last week and $69, 100000 in the
same week last year. The following is a list OF
the cities:
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81 .25.
Rye-s1. .45d1.5o per ctl for California and
S1.35@1. 40 for Utah.
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California stock and OH Exchange
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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Foreign Futures
ST. Loui. Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Market steady; medium
grades. combing and clothing. % u 126 hc; light
fine, 21@2l12c; heavy fne, l5@17c; tub washed,
S0@37c.
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Hons In Londo,
northern Whent Market

LIVERPOOL June 2S.-Hops at London, Pa
cfic coast, steady; G2 1os@ e3 6s 10d.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchanre and Rullion

The Hongkong Maru took out a treasure lis
of 1925. 030, consisting of $124 600 IN silver
bullion and $1,000 (gold vaiue) in Mexican do!
lars
Sterling exchange was slightly lower.
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Weekly Bank CIearfngs

for short bills is 3% per cent and for three
months bills 35s per cent.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

rruits-New apricots, 222 @27c; evapora ted
apples. spot. 61a61T1sc; peaches, old. 1o@12hc;
new crop, 11@14c, prunes, 4 size basis, 3% q
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-NUI IhcIuued IN totals because cOnta min
items other than clearings
mot included in totals because comparison
are incomplete
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Family PETAL Market

Supplies of most kinds OF seasonal fruits %
vegetables are becoming more plentiful eyety
day and prices for them are much cheaper than.
last week. Cherries and apricots are still dear'
and win remain SO as the crops or Doth are|
very liebt this year. Butter and eggs are be-
eomins degrer and an advance in prices cam
be expected at any time. There have been N !.
notewqrthy ehanses in other lines since lssr'
COAL. PER TON
WELLINGTON St5.oa' Coos Pay ...... .slS %.
Seattle -. iS Nev Weuington.. 15. o0'
I;sslTu ........- welilgton Nut l4-00.
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.-
Butter IL sG.-'.idI Sr..as Cheese 5000
e % squire --g5 Eees doz % g'i1t
Eastern Cheese -o21 Do extracted Sdl0|
POULTRy AND GAME
Hens. Ierse. .es.s1 i25i Ducks. each .S5e9s1'
Do small 5t4d5 Geese. each Isl l9e11
young Rocsters. iGeslinss S2s12 90
old Roosters. -5oaee' souabs. per pairs a60|
Fryers, each 6ea o Iisrs ..--..--.-.-9g555
Rr0'iers. each .31et6 Rabbits .........-(930l
Trrkeys. per n 2JU2S
MEATS PER POUND
Roast Beef Mutton Chops. .1215 as
Choice cuts .15Gl ~ Pork Chops do
Do plain, .1o@l2tsi Veal Cgtlets ..-.-91s
Roast Pork ...T5lJ2O Beef stew -. ga
FtreQrfer Lamb "a = Mutton Stew s6Qi0
Hincqrter Lamb.-0i2c Veal Stew ...104l21e
roreGrtr NIutton.-fl Soup Meat ..---.-0
Leg Mutton I'd t5 Soup Bone I'D
K IL
POrterhse Steak. 1SN20 Bacon .....-.... .20a25
Sirloin Steak ..--1l3 PCrk Sausage III dl5
Round Steak "a Clipped Beef ...20Q-
Lamb Chops -.-.-0920 Lard ........-...-Gl5
YEGETABLES- IN
Asparagus. 10 .1OG15 Lettuce doz -.15d ~
Artichokes. doz- 80 q 81. Leeks- dOz bnchs.-ell5
Bests. doz 100. Onions. per H.. 41
Beans. white. 10. 5d 81 Okra per 10. .----d2O
Do. colored. 10. 40 8 Potatoes. III .... "A )
Dried Lima Ib.-d : Parsnips dOz ..-G2O
Cabbage. each .-Gll0 Radishes dz bnch-Ql5
Celery head ...-610 Rhubarb. ID - ga
Cress. dz bunch. 150 Sage. doz buchs.2 a.
Cucumbers doz .15G20 String Beans, N. ga ;
Garlic I'D Summer squash. 10 64 3
Green Peppers. -.2003O' Sprouts. per 10. ID
Green Corn. doz. 80 dJO. Spinach. per 10. .-@10
Dried Peppers .200 % Thyme. dz bneh.-d25
Egg Plant lb...-0- Turnips. per dOz.-029
Green Peas I'd 5 Tomatoes. ID "a
FRUITS AND NUTS
Alligtr Pears, ea.2O93 35l Grape Fruit. d.. .6OcdSf
Almonds ..-.... .--ali0. Lemons. doz .15G30
ApricOts. ID .12k ais Lines doz dis
APPLES .-....... IA 6lLcganberries. drw.40q-
Blsckbrries. bkt.-Q10l Oranges doz ..--490G60
feeans --.---...-d20i Do. choice -2OG30
Brazil Nuts ..--15d2u' Pineapp1es each. ..4O0l50
Bananas dOz -20@25 Peaches, ID .-.---9
Cantaloupes. ca 90 10. Fiums, 10 ..-.+- og
Cherries, ID ....-G2C Raisins ID ......10Ql5
CocOanuts each. 5010 Ksspberries. drw.5 50d65
Chestnuts. ID. ..-120' 'StTawbries. bkt. l0Gl2la
Currants, box Sfd1.15 Large basket .256-
Figs. dried Ib.. ga 8 Walnuts. per II 2od2S
Do. fresh, ID. 500 Watermelons. ID. S910
FISH. PER POUND
Rarracouts .....-@-lS Shrimps. Ii --..-01o
Black Bass "a Do picked --.---gS0
4
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osing Stocks

f 5ar siiver-Steady; 30 15-16d per ounce.
Money-31 y @3% per cent.
Inc rate OF discount in the open market
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F. F. Hutton q Co, 4eo California street,
members OF the New YORK stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25

structlon of locks on the east bank
of the Willamette river. at Oregon
City, and the Newell. of Washington.
bill prohibiting gambling and pool
selling at or near the state fair
grounds, came uD for third reading
and final passage before the house
before adjournment, Thursday, but
the former was made a special order
for Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
on account of the absence Of the
author while Mr.. Newell's bill was
re-referred to the committee to cor
rect a slightly defective clause.
Among the most important bills
to have been presented for consider.
alton are those pertaining to the
regulation OF railroads. providing for
reciprocal demurrage. etc, of which
there are three separate and distinct
measures, all. however. being near
ly identical in effect. The joint COM
mittee on railroads and transpOrta-
tion, of the house and senate will
hold its first meeting Monday even
ing when all of these measures will
be taken up separately and together
and given careful study and compari-
son. This meeting will be open TO
the public and any and all interested
viii be given a full hearing. There
are other proposed laws before the
legislature looking 10 the regulation
of railroad trafie and conduct prin-
eipal among which are two anti-pass
bills. one OF which was introduced
by Mr.. Jackson. Of Douglas, and the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25

other by Mr.. Northrup. of Multno-
nah.
Although the feelings and express
sions of disappointment over the dis
tribution OF committeeshiDs in the
house, which were heard for a few
days after the announcement of the
standing committees. have subsidized
to a great extent. there seems TO be
a mild undercurrent OF suspicion and
distrust courslng through the hearts
and minds of some of the members,
as to the composition of some OF the
most important committees as is evil
denced by the careful avoidance OF
placing pet measures where they
may not fall into the hands of the
enemy.
Significant of this apparent fact
Is the little skirmish which took
place on the floor of the house Thurs
day morning, between Chairman Nc
Gallon and Representative Vawter
of the committee on banking and
Representative Barrett. of Umatilla,
for the possession OF the latters bill
providing for the depositing of the
state funds in the banks OF the sew
eral counties proportionate to the
share of taxes which they pay into
the treasury. and for the loaning OF
same out on good bonded securities
The effort to get this bill out OF the
hands OF the committee on salaries
of state and county officers and 10
place. II in the hands OF the commit
tee on banking was failure. and the
Washburne bill. OF Lane. which is
almost identical in its provisions
except that IL provides for deposit
ing the money In state or national
banks of not less than $4,000 eapi-
tai and for loaning of IL out on per
sonal securities. was taken out of the
banking committees hands and
placed in the charge of the commit
tee having Mr.. Barrett's bill.
Another evidence OF this quite
feeling of distrust was the reference
Of Jackson's bin granting telephone.
telegraph and electric power COM
panies to cross railroad rights-of-way
with their wires to the committee on
affairs. when it should have
gone 70 the committee on judiciary
or revision OF laws; and the refer
ence Of Carter's, Benton county, bills
for regulating the running at large
Of stock. and requiring county clerks
TO publish claims allowed by county
courts 10 his own committee. game. |
Of which ne is chairman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25

Aside from this. however, the
members OF the house are working
in perfect harmony with each other
and the soreness over committee dis.
appointments, II Il exists. is careful
ly disguised but may crop out later
on. Friends of the proposed irriga-
ton code. compiled by the special
commission appointed for that pur-
pose, are somewhat anxious over the
prospects of defeat of the measure,
in 50 far as the committees are con-
cerned and feel that the question viii
have 10 be fought out on the floors
OF the two branches OF the legislature
in anticipation of an adverse recon
mendation or disastrous mutiIation.
The irrigation committee OF both
house and senate are regarded by the
friends OF the proposed Irrigation
code, as submitted by Senator
Whealdon in the senate and Mr.. Per-
hns, OF Jackson. in the house. as
being composed OF an overwhelming
majority against the code on general
principal and from personal inter
est. For instance Mr. Perkins. who
put the sode before the house was
not even given position on the
committee, while Wilson, OF Multno-
nah, who has a considerable amount
of money invested In Eastern Oregon
irrigation projects which would be
effected by the code. is given a place
upon H. while. in the senate, Sena-
tor Whealdon. of Wasco, the cham
pion OF the code. was also overlook
ed by President Haines in the dis
tribution of HIS committeeshlp pat
ronage, and Senator Bingham, OF
Lane, who has an opposition bill for
code uD for consideration which
contemplates the defeat OF the COM
mission code. is given the chairman
ship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25
OPEN FORUM
How 10 Develop Oregon.


ed. Journal:-l see that you are
taking an active part in the work OF
the Development League OF Oregon.
and as there can be no greater In
ducement offered to settlers than
good opportunities to educate their
children, and as many of these set
tiers may become homesteaders it IL
very important that we have good
school laws that will provide schools
for people who may come among US.
As you are editor and nave n great
influence among our public men,
therefore / hope shall not be cou-
sidered an intruder II / oner a few
suggestions for your consideration.
In the first place there should be
appropriated a fund sufficient from
the state school fund TO run "A school
In each district at least three
months at a salary OF $40 Der month
making total OF $I2O. Then each
county should be authorized TO lay
levy SUFFICIENT to give another $40
TO each school district In the county
then lot the balance OF the state and
county funds be divided pro rata.
To do otherwise Is TO let many
children in the rural districts grow
up uneducated.
II your Development League could
offer such Inducements To settlers as
this how rapidly our vacant lands
would be settled and once settled
they would not be sold TO speculators
because the people must so away to
educate their children With a four
months school provided by the state
and county the settlers could add
from one to three months additional
school and children growing up un-
der rural advantages like this would
become useful citizens OF Oregon.
II you could consistently aid In Sc.
curing such legislation believe you
would do great good. Yours truly.
j. Il. DAVID.
Croy. Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25
SOLONS
HAVE
SPORT
Wilson. of MuItnOmah, Made
Victim of Little Joke in
House Proceedings

While the proceedings OF the legis-
lature are carried on with due dig
nifty and deliboration as a rule. there
Is an occasional relaxation from thS
tiresome routine work when some
member is made the victim OF prac-
tical joke by some of his friends and
fellow members. Yesterday after
noon Representative X. w. Wilson,
of Multnomah, WA made the innocent
victim of the joke incident to the In.
PRODUCTION of the following resolu-
tion. which is self-eyDlanatory. but
the authorship OF which Mr.. Wilson
strenuOusly denies:
BE It resolved by the house. the
senate concurring. that the Hon. J..
Bourne, our newly elected senator,
be duly reminded that the member.
of the Gath legislative assembly are
just as good fellows as were those
OF many previous sessions, and that
the people OF Oregon are to be con-
graduated upon the freedom from
the flow OF cider and other beverages
customary upon such important cleo
tions, and further be Il resolved that
"A committee OF Ave. two from
the senate and three from the house.
be appointed to notify said Hon. j.
Bourne that few cases OF White
Top or Gold Seal would not be con.
sidered a bribe or an insult to his
worthy constituents. the members OF
this, the gath legislative assembly
OF the lie OF Oregon.
This resolution 20 be acted upon
but not 10 become OF record"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25
.EGISLATURE
WORKS SELF
OUT or JOB
ate Printer Unable to Keep Pace With
Hard Working Law Makers--Under-
current of Disappointment and Dis
trust of Committees Apparent--BO
Bodies Break Records.

hundred and forty-seven bills
'ueedi two house bills and one
o'il passed; eighty-eight bills
second reading and into
Of committees. besides action
numerous resolutions, petitions
memorials. is the record made
n0use Of representatives when
'anen' was taken Thursday
On until Monday at 2 O'Clock
Even greater progress than
n have been made had il
- that work was delayed ON
III VI the printing Office being
" Keep pace with the law
n .. r.la'er Duniway being oblig-
= nv M many OF the long meas
n = 20. r0r'land for printing.
r. .ha'e has made Just as good
4 !, u Proportion to the num-
bulls presented. about 125.
II. ,sn together. comprises one
H.. AAraest and most careful
r.. SOdies Of legislators that
az. oeen assembled under the
H. ss ~. Of the capitol. 1t is es-
/ n.' mat at. fully two-thirds OF an
-. 49, VII be introduced during
In, n. are already in and the
\ ~ ',ll !, have plenty of time 10
~ 80 'Ae vitals of and give dps
oa to every bin that comes
- Two Important bills. that
~ ',saIa'ive ,Al. Jones. Of Polk ana
/ q. .','osiding 9 for the raising rrs !,
y taxation for the con.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25
Rev. Carlisle. p. B.AIartin. L. L. d.

Rev. Carlisle, II. B.AIartin, Il. L.. ID.
or Waverly. Tex, writes: "of a
morning, when first arising. I often
find troublesome collection OF
phlegm which produces a cough and
is very hard TO dislodge; but a small
quantity OF Ballard's Horehound
Syrup win at once dIslodge II, and
the trouble Is over. know OF no
medicine that IL equal to II. and II "a
so pleasant 70 take. ] can most cor
daily recommend It to all persons
needing a medicine for throat or lung
trouble" Sold by ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25

Mary-Dark circles under the eyes
Indicate a sluggish circulation or tor
pid liver and kidneys. Exercise daily
and take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Twill do you good. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets. For sale at DIR.
stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25

It's a good old world after all.
II you have no friends or money.
In the river you can fail;
Marriages are quite common and.
More people there will be.
Provided you take Rocky Mountain
Tea.
For sale at DR.. stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-25
WE SELL THEM AS FOLLOWS

COOpers New Discovery, LOO per BOTTLE six for
$500. Cooper's Quick Relief, SOC per bottle.