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THE BIORNIXG OREGOXIAS, THURSDAY, MAT 10, 1K)& E Ex-President Cleveland Talks to Great Audience. WELCOME IS ENTHUSIASTIC Opening Sleeting of National Confer ence of Charities and Correc tions Held in Philadelphia Academy or Music. FH ILADBLJ?HiA, May 9. With ex Grover Cleveland as the presiding officer, the open meeting of Hie 2Gd National Con ference of Charities and Corrections was held tonight in the Academy of Music. The large auditorium was tilled with representatives of organizations engaged in charitable and correctional work, not only in this country, but in Canada and Kurope. and the ex-President was gtvrn an enthusiastic welcome. Among the many distinguished persons present was Mrs. Cleveland. Mr. Cleveland made the flint address of the meeting, and said in part: ThU National Conference of Charities and Corrections, in view of the object it seeks o accomplish, may well be described as a general clearing-house of charitable and be nevolent work. Through its constituent agencies it touches the individual and throush th betterment of the individual it nerves the Nation. My thoughts dwell upon the duty of in dividual charity. In a sense all that in dose In discharge of this duty, whether done by individuals or through agencies representing us all. may be said to rest in personal re sponsibility, and may be traced to one source a recognition of the fact that in the fMd of charity we are our brother's keeper. The field is so large and the labor Is so deli rate that none of us can secure acquittance without personal service. It la this element of personal service rep resented in this National conference that gives the occasion its great Importance and significance. I have sometimes wondered If those active in charitable work fully appreciate how ex tensively, under the guise of charity, schemes are put on foot that are either so Illegitimately related to it. or so unimpor tant and impracticable as abundantly to excuse a denial of their appeal for aid. and I often fear it is not realized, as it should be in charitable circles, that these schemes are presented so constantly and with such Importunity, and so often prove to be un vorthy, disappointing or faddish, as to per plex and discourage those wilting to give to sensible and properly organized charity. It Is thus that quite frequently charitable movements are discredited or prejudiced. Edward T. Devlne, president of the conference, who is in San Francisco at (he head of the Red Cross work, sent a telegram expressing regret at his ab sence. Among other things the telegram said: While there is great desolation in Fan Francisco there are favorable conditions. A mong them are the absence of chronic pauperism, the presence of extraordinary in dividual initiative, the co-operation of the Army, the concentration of the relief fund, the sanitv and courage of the Mayor and citizens, and the Rid of tho newspaper press, CROMWELL'S BACK IS UP Hrfuses to Answer Morgan's Ques tions About Panama Canal. "WASHINGTON, May 9. "I will not reply to hypothetical questions. If you u-ill be Kood enough to ask a question that is pertinent. I will answer it." Thus William Nelson Cromwell, coun sel for the Panama Railroad, and in that capacity an official ot the United Ktate.s, defied Senator Morjran in his quest for information as to the meaning of a letter written by Cromwell to the late Secretary Hay concerning the orlgrlnal concessions to the Panama Company. After replying; that the let ter spoke for itself, and that questions relating to that transaction were not jrermane to the present inquiry of the Senate committee on interoceanic ca nals, Mr. Cromwell met a rapid fire of questions with prompt refusal to un swer. The inquiry promised to be a resump tion of the sparring match between Mr. yiorpan and Mr. Cromwell, the reports if which attracted National attention several weeks ago. The session was at tended by Senators Millard, chairman; Dryden, Knox, Morgan nnd Taliaferro. Mr. Morgan found It Impracticable to pursue an examination which concerned the relations of Mr. Cromwell to the I'anama Canal Company, and he turned to inquiries regarding the services of Cromwell to the Panama Railroad Com pany. The examination for some time then continued on the subject of bond issues and sales, Mr. Cromwell answer ing these questions freely, but his recolltction on the subject was limited. He aaitl that the books ot the company, which Mr. Morgan had before him, re corded all the transactions. New Northwest Postmasters. ORFXJON1AN NEWS Bf REAL". "Wash ington. Slav 9. Postmasters appointed: Oregon Wyeth. Kale Stokes. vice Charles Gray, removed. Washington Wilson. G. Stevens, vice T. (i. Patterson, resigned. Rural route No. 1 has been ordered es tablished July 5 at Spiingwater. Clacka mas County, Or., nerving 450 people and 100 houses. Favors Indemnity to Settlers. WASHINGTON. May 9. The Senate public, lands committee today favorably reported the House bill authorizing set tlers on the Northern Pacific grant be tween Portland and Wallula to retain possession, the railroad being permitted to make indemnity selection. Would-Be Kidnaper ot Lincoln. FORT SMITH. Ark., May 9. R. M. Smoot. who was In the plot to kidnap president Abraham Lincoln, and who sold to John Surratt the boat with which it was Intended to convey Lincoln across the Potomac, died here today, a?ed T3 years. Smoot was a man of massive st-.ture. ani during the Civil War was a block-ude-rtinner. He said he knew nothing of the intention to kill the President. He was familiar with the arrangements made inr the escape of Surratt. and otten vioitel Mrs. Surratt. the letter's mother. In Washington, pending completion ot the arrangements for the kidnaping. He was arretted as a suspect and remained in comincment for ten days in Washington. Filipino Fanatics Raid Town. MN1L. May 9 On last Monday night. May 7, a band of Salvadors, long-haired religiouti fanatics, known as 'Puzzy Wuizles." looted the town of Malasit. In the Province of Pangaslnan. Details of 'he raid are lacking at present. A o-re of constabulary is now on the trail of .hs raiders I'nlons Strike Against Unions. N BW YORK. May 9 The Associated Building Trades, composed of the build ins trades unions and modeled something oiier the old board of walking delegates. U S THEM ordered a number of strikes yesterday on buildings against the employment of members of new unions, formed in place of unions which have . violated .the arbi tration agreement. .Only independent con tractors were affected by these strikes, so that they are not In violation of the arbitration agreement. About 1000 men quit work, including electrical workers, housesmiths, plasterers and plasterers' la borers, stonecutters and houseshorers. DO WOMEN TELL LIES? t'ngaliant Criticism hy a Now De ceased German Scientist. Dr. Otto Weininger's "Sex and Char acter." "Woman is untruthful. An animal has just as little metaphysical reality as the actua woman, but it cannot speak, and consequently it does not lie. In order to speak the truth one must be something. Truth is dependent on an existence, and only that can have a relation to an existence which Is in itself something. Man desires truth all the time; that is to say, he all along desires only to be something. The cognition-impulse is in the end Identical with the desire for Immor tality. Any one who objects to a statement without ever having real ized It; any one who gives outward acquiescence without the inner af firmation, such persons, like woman, have no real existence, and must of necessity lie. So that woman always lies. Woman's deepest desire is to be formed by man and so to receive her being. Woman desires that man should Impart opinions to her quite different to those she held before, she is content to let herself be turned by him from what she had till then thought right. She wishes to be taken to pieces as a whole so that he may build her up again. "Woman is first created by man's will he dominates her and changes her whole being (hyp notism). Here is the explanation of the relation of the psychical to the physical in man and woman. Man as sumes a reciprocal action of body and mind, in the sense rather that the dominant mind creates the body than that the mind merely projects itself on phenomena, whilst the woman accepts both mental and physical phenomena empirically. None the less, even in the woman there is some reciprocal action. However, whilst the man. as Schopen hauer truly taught, the human being Is his own creation, his own will makes and remakes the body, the woman Is bodily influenced and changed by an alien will (suggestion). Man not only forms himself but woman also a far easier matter. The myths of the book of Genesis and other cosmogonies, which teach that woman was created out of man, are nearer the truth than the biological theories of descent, according to which males have been evolved from females. Dogs With False Teeth. HilttmnrB "Herald. Dogs with false teeth and wooden legs and cats with glass eyes are the latest things in veterinary science. muuc. .. medicine has lent itself. especially ,rv, rw TTrnrterick Hobdav. of Lon don, to the treatment of animal suffer ing, and every appliance that can add to the ipleasures, subtract from the cares or multiply the comforts of animal life to - . i . c.-tVimetlcAllv is now put mo . . brought forward by the veterinarian. For example; the .x-ray mat-nine 13 nvw u-u to locate swallowed pins and needles in mim nt Billnc kittens, while the in ventor's skill has been called upon to manufacture feeding bottles for nursing puppies. AVest Xow Controls Missions, CHICAGO. May 9. Control of Con gregationalism in the West became fixed with the adoption of a new constitution and bylaws for the Congregational Church Home Missionary Society today. The Eastern delegates contested the adoption" of the new rules, but the new constitution was adopted. 3 to 1. Up to the present time the society has been governed by a self-perpetuating board of control, which was empowered to re-elect members at the expiration of their terms. Lender the new constitution the election of a president and other officers will rest with each state society in the organiza tion. Baker City Park Bond Election. BAKER, CITY, Or.. May 9. Upon pe tition of the Citizens' League, a power ful local organization, the City Council has ordered an election to be held June 6 for the purpose of voting the sum of $15,000 for the purchase of sites for sev eral small parks in Baker City. This movement has the support of the entire city and without doubt there will be sev eral small parks or plazas established here within the coming Summer. Kun of Salmon Slackens. ASTORIA, Or.. May 9. (Special.) The run of fish is very slack at present, and small deliveries are being made at the packing plants, although many gillnets are in the water. The water in the river is still extremely cold, and no big run of fish is looked for until after the freshet is at an end and the water gets warmer. The seiners and the majority of trap pers will probably not begin operations before July. 1. Engineers Meet at Memphis. MEMPHIS." May 9. The seventh bien nial convention of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met here today. Many important matters will be disposed of. The city is decorated in honor of the delegates and visitors. To day's session was called to order by Grand Chief Engineer W. 9. Stone and was mere ly preliminary. Gearin Cannot Leave His Post. PENDLETON, Or., May 9. (Special.) Senator Gearin, who had been invited to deliver the memorial address at Pendle ton by President Leon Cohen, of the Commercial Association, has declined the invitation, giving as his reason that he could not leave Washington until after the rate bill had been disposed of by the Senate. Discredited in Washington. WASHINGTON. May 9. At the War Department it was stated today that nothing was known of the reported sur reptitious purchase at Brussels of plans for a submarine mine. Attention was also called to the fact taht there. is no military attache to the American Lega tion at Brussels. Woman Attempts Suicide. Maud Joshena. the wife of a saloonman. tried to commit suicide shortly before. 1 o'clock this morning by swallowing bi chloride of mercury tablets in a room at Second and Columbia streets. She had been drinking. Dr. R. H. Ellis was called and saved the woman's life. Plan of Methodist Federation. BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. May 9. At to day's session of the general conference of th Methodist Episcopal Church, South, a plan of federation was Intro duced in a resolution offered by James A. Anderson and others. Crowley and Cavanaugh Confirmed. "WASHINGTON, May 9. Postmasters confirmed : Washington D. Crowley, Vancouver; W. T. Cavanaugh, Olympia. J BREAK DRUG TRUST Moody Asks Injunction Against Combination. AIMED TO MAINTAIN PRICE Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Druggists Bound Together in a Triple Trust to Extort Ini form Prices. "WASHINGTON. May 9. The Govern ment today began prosecution of the al leged "drug trust." beginning proceedings In Indiana on the ground of a. combi nation to fix prices to the consumer. Attorney-General Moody makes public this statement: "The Government today filed in the Cir cuit Court of the United States for the District of Indiana petition for an injunc- OAKLAND MERCHANT WHO AIDED OREGON RELIEF WORKERS. I: - ' ,,'" I fcf3S FRED KAHS, OF KAHT BROTHERS, OAKLAND. The work of the Oregon Relief Bureau was greatly facilitated in San t Francisco through the courtesy and accommodation of Fred Kahn, a member of the firm of Kahn Brothers, Oakland. When banks were closed and much needed coin and currency was impossible to get through the usual sources, Mr. Kahn came to the assistance of the Oregon workers, obtained sufficient cash to being relief with and extended un limited credit for clothing In his store. Further than this, Mr. Kahn and his head cashier. Miss Henning. practically did the banking and book keeping for the Oakland bureau, and In many ways lightened the ardu ous work of the committee's representatives. , tion against certain associations, corpora tions and individuals, comprising what is commonly known as the 'drug trust of the United States." "The parties defendant specifically named In the bill have voluntarily com bined together to control the prices at which proprietary medicines and drugs shall be sold to the consumer through the retail druggists in violation of the Sher man anti-trust law. "The parties to the combination include the Proprietary Association of America and the National Association of Retail Druggists." Three-Headed Combination.' "The Proprietary Association of Amer ica is an unincorporated association of 80 per cent of the manufacturers and proprietaries of patent medicines, drugs and proprietary articles in the United "The National Wholesale Druggists As sociation is also an unincorporated asso ciation composed of nearly all the whole sale druggists in the United States. These wholesale druggists act as the dis tributing agents for the manufacturers and proprietaries of patent medicines, chemicals, drugs and proprietary articles, purchasing the same direct from the manufacturers, and supplying the ' same to the retail druggists in various parts of the country. "The National Association of Retail Druggists is also an unincorporated as sociation, composed of delegates from af filiated local associations of retail drug gists located in the various states of the United States, and it is claimed that this association, through its affiliations, has a membership of about 20,000, or nearly all the retail druggists In the United States who purchase and sell pat ent medicines, chemicals, drugs and pro prietary articles to the consumer. "Each of these three associations has officers who are made party defendants, as well as certain other Individuals, firms and corporations who are members of the respective associations. Fix Price to Consumer. "There is but one ultimate object of the conspiracy, viz.: To fix the price which shall be observed by all retail druggists in selling to the consumer the various commodities manufactured by the several members of the proprietary asso ciation. "The plan by which such object is ef fected is In brief as follows: No retail druggist can obtain goods from a whole sale druggist or a manufacturer of a proprietary medicine unless such retail druggist becomes a member of. the Na tional Association of Retail Druggists, and in order to become such member, he must agree to observe the established price at which such proprietary medicines shall be sold to the consumer." An injunction is prayed for prohibiting these associations from acting in con cert for the purpose of maintaining prices, and the individuals, firms and corporations who are members of the respective associations . from acting to gether for the purpose of maintaining uniform prices to the consumers through out the United States. SOT IS BEGIN IX INDIANA All Associations, Members. Agents and Officers Accused. INDIANAPOLIS. May 9. Acting under Instructions received from Attorney General Moody. Joseph B. Keating, United States District Attorney, today filed in the United States Court before Judge A. B. Anderson a petition for an injunction against several corporations and individuals comprising what Is al leged to be the drug trust. The defendants are as follows: Xa-. tional Association of Retail Druggists and its members, agents and officers; the Tripartite Proprietors and Its members, agents and officers; the Blacklist Manufacturers and its agents, officers and members; the Wholesale Contract Proprietors' Association, its agents, members and officers, and the following Indianapolis defendants: The Eli Lily Company, Joseph Ioms. W. J. Mooney, John N. Carey and Frank Hol liday. WHOLESALERS ARE SOT GUILTY Another Druggists' Association De nies Moody's Charge or "Trust." CLEVELAND, May 9. Lucicn B. Hall, president, and S. E. Strong, treasurer, of the National Wholesale Druggists' Association, both declared tonight that the suit brought by Attorney-General Moody to declare the association a trust and oust it from the country was un warranted. They declared that the Attorney-General's charges that the as sociation was a combine organized to fix and regulate prices and prevent competi tion were entirely without foundation, as they said that the association was not an incorporated concern and there was nothing in the association's rules which even squinted at the fixing of prices. Sot Guilty, Says Retail Secretary. CHICAGO, May 9. Thomas Voten, sec retary of the National Association of Re tail Druggists, when informed of the ac- tion taken by the Attorney-General, said: The action is a surprise to me. We are not In any trust, nor are we a party to any agreement to hold up prices. We do en deavor to get from individual proprietors contracts by virtue of which price-cutting will be prevented. "We do this simply for the protection of the meri who handle the goods and not with any desire or Intention of putting up prices on the consumer. BOURNE ISSUES ADDRESS (Continued From Pane 1.) ever in my headquarters, and I am sure that no man was ever made drunk there, either by myself or by my friends. There was no dissipation in any form, and per sonally I have not tasted intoxicating liquors of any kind during the last 16 years. I have never betrayed a principle, nor personally, directly or Indirectly, benefited by politics; I have not and never have had a dollar's interest in any public utility or franchise; or any direct or indirect Interest, other than the inter est incident to good citizenship. In any legislation during the 38 years I have resided in -Oregon; nor have I ever re ceived any financial assistance from any corporation, trust or Individual in either of my candidacies. Primary Law Means Reform. I feel that every honest citizen must take pleasure in contemplating the vic tory for our primary law and the great reform it Inaugurates in the political life of the state and Nation. Political preferment under the law can at best be but fleeting. But the establishment of the principle of the law will be an ever lasting monument to those whose labors secure it. Under this law factional strife must inevitably disappear and all parties will ultimately be purged of corruption, of bosses and machines, and in their place will come higher and purer party faith. Disclaiming any intention of personal praise, I beg to state that under the old system of machine and boss rule no ticket has ever been presented as You Can Get Pure Milk If You Insist Our Evaporated Cream is abso lutely free from foreign matter. If we used starch to thicken it, or glucose to sweeten it, the Pure Food Laws of this state would prohibit its sale. If we used eggs to color or v thicken it we would be doing business at a loss. Carnation (Sterilized) is nothing but pure milk, unsweet ened, sterilized and evaporated immediately after milking. Noth ing removed but the water, which you put back in your own kitchen. Try Carnation Cream for making soaps. They will be delicious. Rich and noarUbins. Cream Meat For Children Why Bad, and How to Obtain a Deli cious Substitute Your Physi cian Recommends. Like many another wise old saw. "Don't Feed the Children Meat." is but a half-truth. Meat is bad for children because it consists largely of water and useless waste fiber, which overtaxes the feeble digestive system of the child. But the muscle-making. strength-building constituents of good beef are exactly those the growing child needs most. And now, thanks to Cudahy's Rex Beef Ex tract, are obtainable in a form that even the youngest or most feeble can readily digest and assimilate. A cup of bouillon, Instantly prepared with this delicious concentrated beef, forms an ideal food for children. It fur nishes the peculiar salts contained in beef, best suited to promote healthy growth. It stimulates without bad after effects, and is as good for "grown ups" as for children. Physicians universally prescribe it for invalids and those with weak digestions. For culinary purposes, in the preparation of roasts, soups, steaks, chops.- etc., it Is invaluable. Every pound of Rex Extract repre sents the concentrated strength, flavor and nourishment of forty-five pounds of the finest beef. It is made by a process that other manufacturers think too cost ly, but which produces an extract so far superior to ail others that discriminating people always insist upon Cudahy's Ex tract. You should accept no other brand. Most grocers and druggists sell It. strong as the one now submitted to you and this by the Republican voters in stead of by the machine. In conclusion I renew and confirm the pledges of my platform and letters: I ask the support of the people of Oregon again at the June election. X pledge you that I will always endeavor to the ut most of my ability to obtain equal justice for aJl men. and that if I shall be elected I will faithfully and honestly serve the best Interests of all the people. Equally earnestly do I request your loyal sup port for the nominees on the Republican ticket whom the Republican voters of the state have selected as thir standard bearers in the June election. Respctfully, JOHNATHAN BOURNE, Jr. BRIEF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Denver. A man, believed to he William Jacob, a Swede, entered a house in. th ten derloin district early Wednesday morning, killed Leon a Flamment. 35 years old, and ended his own life by shooting himself. Chicago. Jackson M. KVans was arrested Wednesday In connection with the alleged Ewldling of Mrs. E. Moody, of this city, of $i3.00. It in claimed by Mrn. Moody that she was induced to buy Virginia lands by fraudulent representations. Chicago. The bronze statue of Robert Burns, designed by W. Grant Steveneon, of Edinburgh, Scotland, was formally tendered to the West Park Board Tuesday by William D. Barclav, president of the Burns Monument and Memorial Association. It will be erecteci in Garfleld Park.. Chicago. Bishop Joseph C. Hartzell, who is stationed in Africa, say: Flfty years will see Africa the great center of white civiliza tion. It now has begun to be opened. At present Mohammedism is making more con verts than Christianity, and it is thre that the last battle will be fought between the cross and the crescent." Pittsburg. The Columbia Savings & Trust ComDany of this city closed Its doors by order of the Commissioner of Banks. Hon. William J. Diehl. formerly Mayor of Pittsburg, is president, and J. M. votan is secretary ana treasurer. The canltal is S145.000: deDOSits. 200,VKX; loans. $;0,000, and surplus, $6000. Alt depositors will De pal a. Harrisburg. Pa. J. Horace McFarland, of this city, president of the American Civic Association, which organization has led the effort for the preservation of Niagara Falls, eays his organization will protest against ,the report or the international v aterways com mission allowing the diversion of 40 per cent of the minimum flow by power companies. Windsor. Vt. Augustus St. Gaudens, thn sculptor, has awarded to Albert Jaegers, of this city, the $.50,000 commission to execute a bronze statue of Baron .von Steuben. Major lieneral and Inspector-Gene ml in the Contin tai army. Congress appropriated $50,000 for the statue, wh ich Is to be erected at the northwest corner of Lafayette Park, Wash ington. Chicago. After spending Tuesday evening together in a saloon. Thomas Darragh stole a watch and $40 from Clifford N. Spencer and fled. Spencer pursuing. Darragh stopped and clubbed Spencer Into unconsciousness and threw the watch Into the street. James Mo Goldrick and E. L. Cudeback pursued him and when be refused to stop McGoldrlck flred, killing him. New York. An institution on the line of the "Institute General Psychologlque' is to be established in this country for physical re search. The French government has pro vided about $S0,0O0 for It. With the estab lishment of the new institute, the one of which the late Dr. Richard Hodgson was the secre tary and which was a branch of the English society, will go out of existence. Dr. James H. Hyslop will b the leading spirit. He says the Investigations will be pushed along "remedial lines' as well as toward dis coveries. Dowie-Voliva Suit DoJayed. CHICAGO, May 9. Failure of John Alexander Dowie and "Wilbur G. Voliva to agTee upon the proposed selection of a committee of three to govern the af fairs of Zfon City caused a halt in the legal proceedings today before Judges Wright and Donnelly. The attorneys for Dowie announced that they were not in a position to say that he would agree to tne appointment of the committee and the hearing was adjourned until late in the day to permit of communication with Dowie at Zion City. No action was taken In court this afternoon, but Judge Wright was noti fied by Dowie's attorneys that they would go before him again tomorrow. Dowie's attorneys were in conference with him this afternoon, but no an nouncement was made as to the result of the meeting. Striking Quarrymen Kale Town. GREENWICH. Conn., May 9. Five hundred striking Italians paraded through Greenwich yesterday afternoon and stopped all their fellow-countrymen from working. By night, after they had cleaned out the stone men at the new Specially Registered to You 1 1 I .vjJ355 12 I in to J CIGAR 5 Highest in quality! Highest in public favor! Biggest and best smoke ever sold at such a low price. Get It Jit Your Dealer's MASON, EH BRIAN & CO. 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Sxn Francisco California nlwfliijliiiiiffllM Consider how the United States Government protects to you, guaranteeing its delivery safe and in good order. The NATIONAL' biscuit, company exercises even greater protecting foresight in delivering its Biscuit and Crackers to you. Fresh from the oven, they are enclosed in a dust tight, moisture proof package, on each end of which is affixed this trade mark in red and white. a ZuZu Ginger Snaps crisp, deiidoui, goiden-brown morsels of sweetness and spice that everyone lores. CHEESE SANDWICHES Thin enckers enclosing a laver of creamy cheese a delicate bite to tempt an epicure. Habib Ullah Kahn, will visit India next Winter. In view of the political signifi cance of the Ameer's journey, steps ars already being taken to give him a ntting: welcome. Another $500,000 for Relief. WASHINGTON, May 9. Senator Flint today introduced a joint resolution, mak ing an additional appropriation of J500.000 for the purchase of commissary stores for destitute at San Francisco. "llNfllll.-'';;'''ft'""''llJllla)it'i''llllJl a letter registered It M 1 1 InlH III"" 1 171 innl