I'AfiH TWO
KVKNTNO ROHKBUKO REVIEW,. I Wil l V. NOVK.U IlK.lt 10, 101(1.
MANY OK TIIM NKXATOItS AND
UKri',i:Hi:'r.'n'i:s elected
'IT END AY HAVE HAD VltEVI.
(UN NEIIVICE IN MitilMLATiVli
TWO HOLD OVER DEMOCRATS
There Are I'ivo liemocrnlii In Hoiihi'
W. Lair Thompson, of Lake
County, Probably Elected
Hy .Small .Majority.
Until houses of tin' next Oregon
Legislature will contain ninny expert
euced members.
A Inrgo proportion of Senators and
HcprcHonlntlvcs elected Tuesday have
liiul IprcviutiH service In legislative
work.
Noxt In experience the next I.eglH
latum probably will ho chiiriictorlzcd
mom. fur the promises of "economy
mid "efficiency" made by the sue
cessful candidates. IT It Ih pusslhlc
ror them (o live up to promlsus, Ore
Kon doubtless will benefit from the
performances of IIh lawmakers noxt
winter.
One Womiiii In House.
On woman will lime, n unit In
I ho lower house. Mho Is Mi r. Alex-
niiilor ThonipHun, of Tim lhilles. She
ih it iicmurrnl. Mrs. Thompson was
active In llm recent campaign In
Oregon on bohulf of President VII
non.
I'lm Honnlo will hnvo among IIh
110 members ill least four liumnernt
mil possibly rivn. This Ih tin units
null)' lurKo proportion of Hint poll! I
eul persuasion. IIH In ninny districts
Iho Uepubllnin Legislative ctindl
dales n r permitted to lime tlm of
fire hy di'fiuilt.
TWO lloU'-Ovi'l- HeilllHTlltH.
'two of the Hcmoi-ruts are hold
over Senators Coloiiol Samuel ,M
llurlnud, of I. Inn County, ninl V. II
Mruyer. of linker Countv. The
newly elected licmucrtitn lire tleorge
II. Wilbur, In the lloml Itlvcr-Wiiscn
Joint district, uml Waller Pierre, In
tlin I'nlon-Wullown Jolnl district. II
A. Lewis was elected In Miilnoinnh
iih nn lnilnniliMit. hut tlim lit Ichh will
i n nl( iih n Kcinihltcitu.
It U possible, too, Hint V. I.nli
Thompson, of tbo I'riuili-.lofforson-
i.iinc-iiiiiiiiuu uiHiriet, who wn
president of tho IiihI Semite, Iiiib been
ilifntiil by l.'orm T. Ilnlilwln,
Democrat. I In lil win wiih riinnluK
iitii'iiil in (-rook, Kliiimitli uml Jeffer
non ('oiinlli'H. hut reports froni Lake.
thompsons own county, hnvo mil
come hi. Ho Ih expected to not n big
voto there. It In prolmhlti Hint Sonii
tnr ThoiupHon will bo n candidate
for the Semite presidency ngiitn If
lio Ih elected.
I'lvo Democrat III HollNO.
Tho loner Iiouho will hnvo flv
Democrats among Hh tlO members.
Tlioy im W. I'. Klmoro, of Mini;
I'runk II Tlchcner, of Conn nml Cur
ry; Charles T. Swoonoy, of .losephlno;
Lou llodgcll. of I'liintlllii. niut Mrt.
.Thompson, of llooil lilvor mul Wasco.
Inder tho laws of tho Htnto thr
Senators nre elected for four-ienr
terniH, hnlf of them being chosen each
car. Thl year, howoior. throe of
the hold over Senators leMnned and
their HilivessoiK bn.l to bo elected.
ninkliiK is new Senator and i: hold
ocvem,
Menibers of tbo l.eclslaturi' fol
lew :
1.4i:lx1attitv.
Klflh. HoubIiir H. 1 Kddv,
Seientb, Josephine. J. C. Smith,
l-ifthth. Coon mid Cm iv l. s
Snnili.
Kleienth, hkIuhhIoh- v.
Wood.
Tllirteeillh. Multnomah liobert S
Kartell, S i Hoiit,ui. tins i" Moser.
Cenud IV Olson and A Y. Orion.
Thiiteenili. Mulinoni.ih islioti
terml John CHI.
Knurteenth. Claekamat. Multno
nmh hinl t'olunilMa islioit termi -11
A 1 ewin i Itul 1.
SlMeenih. llo.d t,,,.r ffi.'
(eorpe K lltuir I lVm .
Seventeenlh. Ci.s.K Jolfenon.
Klamath, t ake Oeome T Haldwln
1 1 viii i ( pr ibai :,' i ,
KisUiviuh. ililitmn. Sherman and
Wheeler M 1. Sl.ank
I'wo'itloth. Cmatilla Ho fill une
plred leuiW- rrodottrk Stemor
I'wenti fust I'nion and Wallowa
W'alter Tieive 1 1 vm 1
Twei-.ti .vond. Cram lla.nev and
M.iltieur l.ornu V. stowatt
J'rnl tourth. I.ln.oln. Tillamook
Wash l n
llandlfi
en and Yamhill T H
Hold-Over ('OA(ori.
Maiioll C IV Hisltop ami
be
Fn
V M la Folic
Sevond. l.imi
1 1 v m i
Samuel M Cailan.t;
Third, l ane Isaac Hinciiain
Foul th. I ane and 1 inn F. D Cut
U
S:th. .Uckson II Yen der Hellen
Ninth. Denton and Folk C. t.
Ilawley
1Vn:h. Yamhill w T Vinton
Twelfth. Clackamas alter l
I'll!!', k
Fifteenth. CUlsvp C V leinrn
w rkr
Nineteenth, Morrow. Faialilla and
linen C Rariett
I'wecti .tbi-d, Haker W M
Sl;aer l lVm V
Hi'ii-1 Members
F:rt. Marion Sam Hionn
Chat
VUin. Somoiir Jones. W A
San C, Martin
Jor.es
s.s on.t I tnn V II Porter
V'hlMs. W. IV K'nier l lVm .
Chat
Third, Luu Loulu P. Heuu, Allun
f-atuu. Wiiltur b. Junoa.
fourth, UuuvIuh, CliiirU'B UrunJ,
Roy OrlKitH.
Fifth, Coui Arthur K. Peek.
Slxtb, Coo mid Curry Frank B.
llcht-uoi (Hem. ).
Sevonth, JuHephlne- Cbarlefl T
aweoiioy tliem.l.
Eight, Jiicknou -C. M. Thouias,
Flen Sheldon.
Ninth, IioukIus nud Jueksun Win.
II. tiore.
Tentb, Itenton W. I'. Lufforty.
Eleventh, I'olk t'oimid Stufrln,
Twelfth, Lincoln nml I'olk W. V.
Fuller.
ThlitiioiHh, Yimihlll Irn C. (lur
hnr, YV. V. l,uiiKr.
h'ourlnmitli, 'I'll In itiook uml Yiuil
It 1 1 I'runk C. Itowo.
Klftoentli, WiihIiIiikIoii Denton
Mowiiuin, II. P. CornelluH nnd H. A.
I. Meek.
Hlxteentll, ClnckllllulH Ceoi'KO 0.
Ilrownell, It. A. I toil mini uml Harold
C, StephoiiH.
Seveutoenth, ClnrkiuniiB nml Mult
nomah H. A. Iliirlon.
KlKliteenth, .Multnoiniih A. '
Ciillnn. Hamilton K. Corbett, 10. .1.
(iondo, Herbert (iordon, K, K. Kulill.
O. l.ilurKunrd, l. ('. l,ewlH, Lionel C.
Miukoy, John M. Muun, Stephin A.
Miitthleu, I'lowilnn Stolt nml (leorKe
T. Wlllelt.
Nllli'tei'lllh, Cliitmip-L. O. Ilol
liind nml W 1 1 1 1 a in I'', Hchlmpf.
.Twnntlelli, Coluinblii Albert W.
.Mueller.
Twenty-find, Crook, (irnnt, ,lef
feiHon, Kliiniutli mid Lnko Y'ernnn
A. l''orheH and Imntoii (. Hurdick.
TwentyHocond, Morrow and Umatilla-
Robert . Slmirield.
Twenly-thlril, I'niatllln Hoy W.
Itltuor nnd Lou IIimIkimi iDi'iii.I.
Twonty-fouith. I'lilini and Wal
lowa l''red Aahley.
Twenty-fifth, I'nloii - Chnrlea A.
Snnili.
Twenty-alxth linker I), M. Cart
mill. Twenly-Koventh, Harney and Mal
heur ChnrloH M. Crandall.
Tweuly-elKhlh, (llllliiin. Shorninn
mid Wheeler C. C. Clark and C. O.
I'ortwood.
Twonly-nlnth,
Wiihoo ? ? 1 1
Hood ltlvor nnd
HEAD AND NOSTRILS
STUffED FROM COED
l'npo' Cold (niiHHiiid" EihIn n
lvlil or (Jrlio In ii I'ew
HoiirN.
Your cold will break ami all nrlppn
winery end after taklim u dose of
rune's Cold Compound" every two
houra until three doaen lire taken.
It promptly opeim clouticd-up hob
Irlla and air paimnneH In tho head,
Htopa miHty illHiiiiu go or noao run-
nliiK, rellovoB alck hoadinho, dull
iiohh, foverltibuoHB, Horo throat, hiiooi
Iiik, BorenoHH nml atlllncxa.
Hon't Btay atufled un! Dull blow-
IllK nnd HnufflliiK! Kase your throb
hliiK bend nothliiR clue in the world
Riiea mint prompt relief na ' Tape b
told (onipound. which costs onlv
rout a lit any dl'UK Btoie. It acta
without iiBNtatauco. taatea nice, and
L'nuaoB no inconvenience. Accept no
auballtute. I Adv. I
l"M"l"I"l"l-IlM..lI....t..t..t..t..t.
4- J,
YOXCAI.I.A m:ws. .1.
Ml"I"I"l-H"l"":"I"l"lH"I"H-f
While enroulo from Yoncnllu to
Urnin Thursdaj. an auloinehtlo con-
Kilns li. II. Diamond, n fortlnnd
salesman, and diiien by Mr. ltald-
wln. of Yoncalla. struck a rut lu the
road and turned turtle. Iloth men
wove pinned beneath the machine.
Mr. Diamond succeeded in extricat
tns himself and summoned assist-;
anoe. Mr Diamond was later re
leased fiim his pei iloim position.
Dr. Metcalf was called from Yon
calla and attended the Injured inon.J
The accident was due. accordinii to;
the occupants of the car. to the poor
condition of the road. Itoth men
suffered minor liuuilcs. while the
car was more or less wrecked.
The embroidery club meets todav
with Mis. OlaiV
1 he O K s order is giving a
musical in ine 1 u, v. K hall uext
.-annual uii;ni
Mr. Clark returned to bis duties
at the s 1'. station after a month a
i aca i. mi
A basketball team will bo organ
lied as soon a a hall Is obtained.
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.YtXl KOR A NAM K.
I
Having purchased the Call calldv .
store at H Cass St . the new man
agement wishes a new name for the!
business and will pay J; 00 tn gold1
to the person who suggests the host i
name There an- no conditions'' or i
rules to comply with, just come in
and look the place oier and tee the.
suvk we carry and what we matin- !
(acture and s. rve. and hand in vour
suggestion Selection of nam.. ,11 I
made Nov ?oth. i
J I. HFNDKICKS, Prop
RI'tilN Ol l ll I . OH NT.
! i onv.tv Clerk y.
I morning began the
; ing the v otes cast at
H 1.. no this ;
ak o( canvas i
the rvoent elee-. i
;tson in IVtiglas Count!
He is being !
, iiril ill ine worn, tn H Q
Hrowit. justice of the peace ai Kid'
(die. and .'am.s IVariing, iusi:ce ol
,the peace at Oakland Clerk I enox
. expevis to Co ir plot e the work seme
! r.me ton orrow
Our Bad Skm From Within.
Ptmpiv. ni j.t.l; cvtuisl, xlons are due
to impurities in the b'ood Clear up
the skin fev taking Pr King t Now
Life Pills TTcir miid laxative qo;i
net rxmoie the peimvr.t fre-.a !kf tvt
teni and hrighttn the eve. A full,
free. n,w criping N-weJ movement In
the morning is the reward of a doe
of lr. Kmt New tjft lY.is the n.ht
befvre. At your tVutr.tt, lie. i
K If
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CHAIKiES A HE .MADE THAT (iEK
.MAX Y SENT XOXCO.MHATA NTS
INTO rilACTH'AI. SI.AM'.HY
MAX Y DI'.roltTATIOXS WE HE
CLAIMED.
TEUTON SUBJECTS ARE RELEASED
(lornimi AulliorltloH Jilify Deportn.
tlon.s hy Sayluu; It Ih Duty of tho
Occupying INivver to Mnke,
Clitllils Iteport.
HAVRE. Franco, Nov. 10
Cliargert that the tieriumi .govern
incut la rounding up and sending to
unknown destinations practicallv all
the ablo bodied men who occupied
Melglum lire made by llarun Iteyens.
Itelgbin foreign ininlwler, in a state
ment Issued hy li I in today. Huron
lleyeiiB said:
"The (iermiin government Is
rn ii ml I nc up In largo numbers in the
towns and villages of occupied Hel
gluin audi as .Most. Client. Hinges.
Courtral and Mons. tq name only the
first to he ilcilina of the measure,
all men tit to bear arms, rich ami
poor. Irrespective of class, whether
employed or unemployed. Hunch
backs, cripples and onoariued men
uloue are excepted. These men nte
torn In thousands from their famil
ies la, 000 from Flanders alone
and are sent. Hod knows where.
Whole train loads are seen going east
and south.
"The (iermiin authorities seek
these deportations by pretending
that it is the duty of the occupying
power to make. In accordance with
The Hague convention, tho necessary
regulations to establish public order
and public life. They affirm that the
unemployed must not fall a charge
upon public charities and that work
whereupon they are employed has
not to do with the war. Those who
really are responsible for tbo stag
nation and decay of llelgian industry
are. according to the Hermans, work
ing men who prefer to live on charity
lather than on the proceeds of their
labor, and England, w hich prohibited
tue importation of raw materials in
to Hclgium.
"Is It necessary to anwser that
there would be no lack of work in
Helgium if tho Cormans had not
made a clean sweep of raw materials,
copper and oil In the factories as
ft t ' L
4 ,, f
r I - j
.'-,f'-v'?;-k"
Why We Can Save You Money
In tho usual way of ilointr business, the manufacturer
aiMs his profit to his rtul tost, the wholosator iuMs
Another profit, then, ih veuiler atMs the third profit.
lmseo.uent!v, you. the i-o)if.-u mer. pay not only the
maker s cost ami his profit hut al-o. the profit of two
middlemen each hem a a profit upon . he pnvtvlins
p rofit.
In contrast wo are
e:s. Inc.- a co-op 'at ho
hundred leading Jeler:
annual iMtsiness of over
hose stores an? known as
The HALL MARK Store
The memlers of
hi sr-M iuaiHit es
dm is of ast factor es
theaph asthehuy'
man s protits an? o'lminated.
evnsv? art re-du 'ed to i
ottns dirxs't to u fnsn factortest wu-h means that
each member of th s cooratne ersan'iation. i vir
tuaih his own niannfaciurer
A. S. HUEY COMPANY
The HALLMARK Store
i t i '
V"i -v k t iUt 5
.2'- r l-i' -:. , :
' A PARISIAN ROMftNClf
WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION
AT THE MAJESTIC TOMORROW
they will probably make A clean
Hwoep tomorrow of all leather belting
which in tiKt now be declared in de
tail If they had not. requisitioned in
musses, machinery, parts of machin
ery nnd much tools? Finally, If they
had not placed prohibitive duties on
mi'tiil goods exported to Holland In
order to koep them out of the mur
ket tho only one remaining open ns
a competitor for (lernian Industry?
Is It necessary to add that Industries
cited by the tlormans as having no
connection with the war, such ns
iliinrrli's and lime kilns, furnish the
Herman army with materials for con
crete wherewith to fortify and con
solidate trenches?
"If they desire to use the arms of
our workmen to repair and maintain
roads, would it bo nocessnry to de
port thoni like cattle instead of em
ploying them in the neighborhood of
their homes nnd fainllles. Tho truth
Is that (lermany, hy these rorralllngs
of Holglans, intends to liberate an
equal amount of (iermiin workmen
to fill the gaps in regiments of their
armies.
'The llelgian government de
nounces to civilized nations among
whom tbo American people has mnde
itseir conspicuous by its love of right
and justice, its horror of oppression
nnd Its eagerness to help the unfor
tunate victims of war violations of
the laws of nations mid the rules of
The llaguo convention. It protests
with all Its power ngiiinst the slave
trade organised in Helgiuin In con
tempt of the principles of humanity
nnd international conventions."
Ill'YN AXXEX IMIOI'EHTY.
Ceo. A. Hicke! last Monday com
pleted a transaction wherein he be
comes the owner of the Clarke ho
tel annex property, formerly owned
by the J. M. Keith estate, says the
tllendale News. This property lies
between the postoffice and the Had-
lltf building, nnd has a 1.".0 foot
frontage. Mr. Hlckel is having the
structure thoroughly overhauled and
remodeled, nnd has built an nddi-
tion. The rooms are all being re-
rurnislied. with new material: the
building will be attractive and mod
ern, and will be called "Hotel tllen
dale." Mr. Hiekel states that the
hotel will be ovened to the public on
Thanksgii ing day.
Forget Your Acnu.
Stiff knees, aenmg ImiTis, lame back
make life n burden. If you suffer
from rheumatism, gout, lumbago,
neuralgia, get a bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment, the universal remedy for pain.
Easy to apply; it penetrates without
rubbing and soothes the tender flesh.
Cleaner
and more effective than
mussy ointments or poultijes. For
strains or sprains, sore muscles or
wrenched ligaments resulting from
strenuous exercise, Sloan's Liniment
gives quick relief. Keep It on hand
for emergencies. At your Druggist,
25c
members of the Vnited Jowol
usstviation of more than five
ho do an accrecato
nt v mi V. ion dollai and
this avs i;tion ci-Hp'ratively
of merchandise and control pro
W o hny a s nfilo article as
!' 1 a r v. e ij u a n 1 1 1 v e middle-
nelUn; and advertisin;:
minimum: me rc h a n tl t so
M
ICTS WERE
WARDEN MIXTO. OF THE STATE
PENITENTIARY, WAS CALLED
. l!i:i OHE HOARD OK CONTROL
AND ASKED TO EXPLAIN AT-
. TITl'DE TOWARD PRISONERS.
HOSING CALLED BARBAROUS
Wnnlen Minto Says Hosing; Is Neces-
sary in Order lu Control Some
of Hie .Most Hardened Crlni
UuUn There.
SALEM, Or.,, Nov. 9. Protests
made to the board of control In re
gard to the revival of barbarous
practice of hosing convicts at the
state prison resulted in the calling
or a star chamber session in tho gov
ernor's office this morning. Mum
bers of tho board nnd Warden Minto
attended, and It was given out niter
the meeting that no action was
taken, although the members told
Minto they disapproved of the hos
ing of convicts, and suggested that
he use other methods or punishment.
James Curtis, committed from
Marion County for a statutory of
fenses, and Jefferson Baldwin, com
mitted from Clatsop County for
burglary, were hosed Sunday after
noon, nnd Curtis' screams were
heard by Salem residents half a mile
awny.
Hosing punishment consists of
turning water on prisoners rroni a
hose attached to a hydrant. The
prisoner gets the full pressure of the
cold wnter.
Warden Minto told the board that
tho hosing was a milder afrair than
the methods used years ngo and that
Curtis and Baldwin were in their
cells in tbo new building for incor
riglbles, nnd wore their clothing
when the wnter was turned on.
The wnter was poured on them
until they promised to be good.
Therenrter, dry clothing was fur
nished to them. The men were not
taken to the old building where the
practice was yeurs ngo to chain their
arms to rings and turn the water on
their naked bodies. However, the
punishment Sunday was drastic
enough to subdue. Curtis and Bald
win, he said.
Warden Minto told the board that
Curtis and Baldwin were two of the
worst men in the prison, and con
finement in the dungeon and in the
incorrigibles building had no effect.
They defied the prison authorities
and called them vile names, he said.
Two knives and a slungshot were
taken otf Baldwin, and he has plot
ted the killing of the warden, Assist
ant Warden Sherwood and Guard
Fisher. Minto said. On one occasion
he sawed out of his cell and made
bis escape to the roof of the prison,
where ho was caught.
The punishment Sunday afternoon
followed calling Minto and other
officials vile mimes and defving
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After the meeting Governor
VVIthycombe said had Curtis and
Baldwin been hosed according to the
old method he would have demand
ed Minto'a resignation.
The governor said Minto's action
would be excused in the eases about
which complaints had been made. He
was satisfied it was not as drastic ns
the old time method, he said.
Canned Goods
Fruit or vegetables shnuld be in the proper
condition for canning and the canning pro
cess should be sanitary. Diamond ''W"
canned goods are packed under Sanitary
conditions. A full line at
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gives
WARNING!
Just about this time last year, a man whose real name wo nor you
do not know, went through this locality soliciting iungnziue sub
scrlptious, offering something for nlmost iiolhintr; you Uiouglit it
was a bargain, or you felt you would like to help the man, so you
gave him Ills iirlce and ho went his way. You are still waiting for
the magazine, and the man, well, perhaps lie is in jail. But we, like
the poor, are with you always. When you subscribe with us and the
magazine don't come you can tell us alMiut It and we will make it
right. We must make It right. As we said before, we are here all
the time and If wa don't do right you can have us "pinched."
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VARIETY
The use of the hose has been
strongly urged by Assistant Warden
Sherwood for some time, it is assert
ed. Minto said he personally handled
the hose Sunday afternoon.
"No man can run tne prison and,
as" I told the board, I propose to cons
trol the men," Minto said after the
meeting. "The hosing made Curtis
and Baldwin be good after the dun
geon and other methods had failed."
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