Tim :ironxrNG okegoxian, vedxesday, February d, ioic.
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Wl SHARK LAW
UPHELD Oil APPEAL
Strpreme Court Says . State
Must Protect Borrowers
i From Usurer's Greed.
CASE FOLLOWED RAID
Victim nraarecteev-aJ Who Had Iald
l'-t a of 'oee Sr-rcal
Tlwica flly Ota Ilrhe-arine;
la f.ae Company fall.
Ml.rw. . Fb. I xUl-l
an pteia fey H.nama. the lu
pr-an. rqrt today ha. 4 tret Or-can
eharn I r. fer the I
UtM In tll. te constitutional. The
d:Ioi w r;tlfi In tn ee. ef the
eft. ef it(a lnt - II. a ar. X
!.. . a.rvti.r and J. Itirfcarde.
Bf''"me t Km Ji.m.n ef I'trcuil
J j.J. V-a.inn. ef ilj iMBM le'I
fi.4tfntintf opiltldR .r aartttea fey
J ..C n -ira.ti and VctVld
tm ept.:iner tn r t th Jl4prm
fniifi. rxii.i.ifitf ts 'cm w t Ion of all
f.e defendant., attarn.y th
f.n.fante rv:.el4 thai t Uw a
i4.i' mh. firtn.r. mat 1 ft. i4mlio
e r.rtaia Mhio't by Ida o.r court
a la trrm
a.rtn,r ( tl'Ciloo trl the
"!n ihtrli " tr ae cla.e ltltloa.
lilisar court d-clar.d that tfca law
waa a.ar.a.arv la prot.l vtctinj at
rtuitrx a far a. eractlraM. J
Ura ieas hU Itel II. reeaa ef
a ew "loaa hara" la fee lha laat
tecta-ature ft 1 1 the arp.al la lha
aa Q-m4it ea at (Mitt ta
! I'a dl.mlaaeU
Teary feaa a.- oa,4 (" l'-a
e"roe fo ." '( Ji.tica ! e-
.n -n. It feaa fea.a uniformly tH4
ia.,s tK. '. may ei:hr raaatale o
kwlndlr oo l I the tealac of aaa
r--i.e iotrt.
Tit eawrt la a verbal hartn !!
) a r...erlo.r In ti. eea af lha cur
r l'rt:nf asaiaal th I'art'.a-l
A ree rpa;tr. eppnnt. Th c
ta 4a M! aa ordlMM levyta a
aaa ipAii tha campaay'a re .acalaa
Tlx H.lif af IH f1lM
fe 4 f..-.nf, fe tna ."ipftm fourt
a t, yiiiR at.- asi. va rtnm
r,- aa. fr-m
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v I i '. M'riit. I'lwuil J'ff. Ira4
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aw. 'i fv"w n il'Tta l "is'f.
ff i. rt.- tr f ' p. Mr a; tn
f-.-r.. . ,11 J i. Iisa j aiai I
a- f " i'"
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H. ..n ir Ji'iia J4aal f-
a-t . .. - f-i W.lnM
a'-. t" .:'-- '"
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a. t r t JJaaa-lt fr a-
f-.. i-f a""--'i.
ri. .ipi rt-H a r.A..ia a
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. tt. r..t.t a--t t' af-Mi-la-it aa..4
tf a nnii-f
1 1 i t i t ii i--iox I- m:
lany ( Ulan llkti A:alnt Clly for
rrr-Mtual Inja ri-a.
tthouiti aotr 11- aa IbtoIt.4 in
ti. -... f Aaaa llu'-nr-'-'.y. hl-rb)
a . t. i 4 la rrr ef tria clly -l----4av
In tfi- ftat. J'itr-n.roort. tha
i rai! loo..l fcun.Jr.-la r l
an-i. af -4 'Har.. a---r-4i n ta t'itT At
t.rn.T Ijn.--n.. Tna tjaculait put
a . ri. h r.pniM''ty tf tha city fT
hI4 yaatartlay at II cl-vk af tha A.
t K.aarortby Co. anlartakin aa
ui;ihnM at Lanta. Iturial to
tha family plot at Mount hcutt Cama
tary. l:a. Mr. Bro. f-aator of tha Inta
M.tbo-ill.t Kpiacapal Church, offlrlat
a4. aaalal'd fey oth.r Lanla mlaiatara
A mala tjuartat from tha "orcrcomara."
a Mbla claaa ef tha Lanta M.thodlat
KrOropal Church, of which Mra. Kaw
ctt waa a m.mb.r. ittif. fallbcarcra
ra a iao mambara of tha aama ciaaa.
Many frt.nda wara r re cot at tha
acrcir.a and many floarara wara ra
crlcad. Mra. Fawcatl. who di4 paturtlay at
h.r horn la Iata aa tha raautt of a
lon I In.a. fcal b.n a raald.nt of
lnta for about thraa ycarr fha cama
h.ra from Iunda. Or.
I .r. Kaarr.lt la critically 111 at tha
Cou-d Samaritan HoTllal
EARLY HOTELMAN DEAD
rtrrt:R
m. Aiirr nirctwB. at
iiramnT, OK.
ftniaa af raralyata Laa fkra-kli
M Maw la Iaall4 aa4 liar Karly
Ialh la I'carraV.
NTWrORT. Or. rab, a. t.paclaL i
pmtr M. Abbay. plona.r hotel man oi
N.ooort. 4la4 h.ra today. Ha waa bora
ar
Uf li'i-n ph ray a"' a )Jmant for
l!iH4 la th. rirrtiii Court on a clalra
af D.r-nal ln-rt ut.lr.--. In fall
Ta.ntr main aru :( lUaa alr-.
r-..n. of al-nilar claima mrm mad at
-).(. atarr mofith la aii-iill-1 ta lha
I.ra. numh.r af claim alr.ady aa ta
cite r.rjrl4 fnany mora w-uil feava
a...tia ur ha-d th' na ltfrr.ntt.
At'orn.y Ijk K.c h MT( tha city
ax iT.t hat ta ray ejt b a" ajma
a.a n Tr an t T. kaa hat to am
rior manr liliM'tntl att'ra. tn feaa.
rt.- ftm c. atul lar.atif ta a.cMca'a
. . th. m u- l !-M th citv ta not
aaoen-tairiU f--c f-.r-aonal Injart.. ua
la.tn..t tha atra.t. or iWmi.ih,
T .r. a t-riaina li toa city char-t-
t. ti' cff.-t. bt It ha alwara
a-. a a'..crn . Tn Cxin-'H haa tawt
a r.w rT-aim tn -.-a. arh.r tbr a-.ra
an'i.'ial cirr't-n!--..
I I;KI f. .ia)a. I'all.
th rnna.' of th. aa!. Ia--riir
r-mpn branvn la 1'ortlaad. I- K.
-)'r -aa t:. m.- t tm p r t a I rtra la
th. a.inina- of th t'iatrWt Attorney a
arrii- two ar a"r oth.r "t a
kiflV ai-.i aa "y t aai-'y and
aa.ra .. ne.a'.-a. but War, artia "r
ar.tr. fram hi. I ofri--a la ta. T.t.
f .ht h. c t- h. hlh.l court.
Th aJx i af th. ntjpr.raa Court
a rJt.ri-v. it aictry toe Joha A.
".i;ir. tpnt f-ijafrict Attora.y. who
p.-.,M-th. !-.- arh falaallaaalr.
V r. . orri.- war. rwida! and I'. '"
-rti of n.3t. h h.ld war canfia
at.t an. K.I4 aa aal.t.ac. Ill fla-ht
far th p?.r a)" Of th.a at aCOaja-t
ta aaln. T lnaatlat--.a 4 aclnaaat
that f ir a I lo.a th. l-tima of Wara
p.i. iar.rat ino'iiiiinf t 111 a yar.
T , h !... of lata cat rHa'cal waa
iv rr a -a-alar taa af It. Th !" I
ifiiaraal la a par c.nt a '. Ta
a. i.a th r-- .'l""a of th UtJ law.
ar. Wa.4 iaa-a two a-taa. for tn
a-aai-. una fr la a. tha ath.f ''r
:v Th ai.-tlrn iM ha . a'ca
bai'n a-a. thou.h fea r.a-atvad only th
'.! la ataaar Inatanc. rro.ator
C !i.r f iuri-t iti'lima had aall th- far
: of th-ir laa oaar a.cral t Ifnaj.
WURDER SUSPECT CLEARED
)-oct lan-a! W oarta a Irira of Aant'a
laralra oa Arrlaal loc VWIt.
9.WT LAKK CtTT. t t.a. rb- .
Alrt pMBri.r. rr.t.d in raanactm
wiiit th murdar ef Mr. faiay Colliaaa.
January 2K wa d . lrtad aft.r pra-limi-urr
arlBa: toHay. and lha Han
tita ef tha woman a aiayar raaiaa na
il Vfra Nlia (. f rrttnrf. Or., a
yii.c of Mra. Celllac. arrlcad hare Wat
ttht ta aiait h.r auat. without hacins
fe.ard ef th. murder.
MRS. FAWCETT IS BURIED
ft. John lawrrtl Ci-Uk-ally lit at
cvl aavarllaa lloapltaL
,,,., aa-ire f ar M. John Taw.
cat i. wira of ft. Joha Taweell. wara
6xi V':f
a-s"-i
L abaay. rtaaaaa llatel
t a pari. r. Ma la
e af Ta.
Ia-aa) a
i -Iceland. . In lalT. lie waa mar--at
la Canada to Ihrrina Itcyaolda. Mia
low rtae eaan an i . a .
. . .nrf It la fc.red that aha will
eavnn follow her huabaad.
The Abba a cama to tha Yatolna
rouairy la ! and enaaced In tha
naral mrcraniia ouatn.aa in s-w-
port. In It: I Mr. Abbey aold out and
b..n la the hotel bueineee acer alnra.
lira yeare aara tn oia ounnina waa
o-r.d away and aa up-to-date two
ory cement hotel waa ere-rted In II
l-e.
T teara ac Mr. Abhey waa atrich
a with paralyala and a later atroha
iBder.d him apchlaa. Two aona, Kd-
ard J. Abbey and Morton IL Abbey,
lao aurtlre blrri
tariarnrn pc-ak at Kurrnr.
rfDCNK. Or,. Feb, I. I -iperlal.!
Te Tortland rna n mad. addr.eeca In
en ton! cut In the Intrrrat or tn
Utmrn'a Miaalonary ronv.nllon to be
Id In that rlty February II to la-
i r-aallnr wa. h.l-1 In th Matnrtcilal
Get More for Your Money
In Clothes
Don't Overlook the Opportunity of Buying Hart
Schaffner & Marx Clothes at This, Our
Great Removal Sale
There's still a large stock of fine fancy fabric suits and
overcoats to select from.
A SAVING OF 25 TO YOU
$20.00 Suits and Overcoats dlC Art
Removal Price. . . ; V 1 OJUU
1w
$18.75
$22.50
$26.25
Caarriaat Ilart ScWtaae k Maah
$25.00 Suits and Overcoats,
Removal Price
$30.00 Suits and Overcoats,
Removal Price '.
$35.00 Suits and Overcoats,
Removal Price
Blue and Black 15 Off
Removal Prices on Furnishing Goods
Sam'IRosenblatt&Co.
Temporarily Located 266 Morrison St, Bet 3d and 4th
Future Location Southeast Co. Fifth and Alder
Prosperity Iii Canada
$900,000,000
in New Wealth Added in 1915
Enormous Crops and Low
Taxation Make Farmers Rich
CANADA, enjoying wonderful prosperity from the
products of the farm, the orchard, and the centers
of industry Canada has come into her own. No
country wrote a brighter page of history in agricultural and
industrial development during 1915 than Canada. Nearly
a billion bushels of grain produced. All industrial plants
working oyertime. Wheat average, 36. 16 bushels per acre
in Alberta; 28.75 bushels per acre in Saskatchewan; 28.50
bushels per acre in Manitoba. All other grains showed sim
ilar large yields per acre. Taxes average $24 to $35 per quart
er section, includes all taxes. No taxes on improvements.
Come and Get Your Share of This Prosperity
Come to Canada now in the height of the greatest wealth-producing
era the Dominion has ever known. Free schools and full religious
liberty. Good climate. World-renowned livestock. Prizes won at International
Fairs prove this. Here is your opportunity! What chance have you to provide a
arm for yonr children in your present location, where land prices are so high?
Get Your Farm Home From the Canadian
Pacific Railway 20 Years to Pay
Good land from $li to $30 per acre. Irrigated lands from $35, and the Govern
ment fjuaranteesyour land and watertitles. Balance af terfirst paymentextended
over nineteen years with interest at 6. Privilege of paying in full at any time.
Long before final payment becomes due your farm should have paid for itself.
TEACHEBS TO MEET HERE
TT: j."ot IATIOX CO. KSTIOS
TO atS IKC:MKct 3T-SS.
r.acrwflee Body Aaaoaaera Datea I
leaned. Alth A lateae-ata and
rvraoaael of t'aeaaaltte
F At.V.M. Or.. h. I i Special) Th
eieamtlT committee of the mate Teach
era Aeaociatlnn haa announced that
the aaaoa-latlon would hoM Ita nest
meeting In 1'ortlaml Icr ember ST. It
and :.
Cndey the new conetilutlon It la tha
duty of the executive committee to pro
for the appointment of at leaat
three committee o do reaearrh work
on eduratlonal prohlrme durlnr the
year. Theae committrea are to report
to the elate aaaociatlnn.
The eierutlce committee haa decid
ed on a committee on teacher- retire
ment fund, a committee on the county
unit of admlnlalrallon and a third com
mittee upon the problem of retardation.
Kerh committee will conelat of nine
ma-mbera. who will be appointed by K.
K. Carlton, prealdent of tha aaaociatlon.
Preeldenl Carlton announced that tha
personnel of the finance committee
would be aa fnllowa: Mia Viola Orta
chlld. K. M. KUlolt and J. Tercy Vela.
V M. KIHolt. of Salem, and It. H. D.
fiheltnn. of Kujene. were named to
confer with th editor of the irrearon
T.erhere' MnnlMt a tn th poaalblllty
of roaklnc thla Journal the official or-
an of tha aaaoclatlon.
LINCOLN JURY INDICTS 3
III Art? Held to Answer CliarRtu In
volvlnc I.lqmrr Sale or t.lft.
NKWrOrtT. Or.. Feb. S. (Special.)
Tha IJncoln County grand Jury yester
day Indicted Albert Taylor, of New
port, bootlecctnir: Harry ravldaon.
clvlno; liquor to a minor; C. A. Baynard.
Newport druKKlal. for ellnR- alcohol
Illegally.
In tha Baynard caae. a half trillion of
alcohol waa aold to one of the Investl
Kntor, after he had eliroed up for It.
Altorncjr-fJrncral Defend Matron.
EAU:U. Or.. Feb. t. (Special.) The
State Board of Control today came to
the rracuo of Mra. K. M. Hopkins, ma
tron of tha State Industrial School for
(airls. when It called upon Attorney
Uenoral Brown to look after the Su
perintendent's Interests In the action
Instituted auainat her for $5000 dam
ages. With County Judex Bushey.
Mrs. Hopkins Is charaed with unlaw
fully detalninc Ima Larson at tha Bins'
iH-hool after she became of aire.
KiiRcne nijrh Has 667 Unrolled.
KCOKNK. Or.. Feb. 8. (Special.)
Enrollment In the Kug-ene High School
at th eopenlns; of tha second semester
was (C7. the lamest number In history.
The entering class numbers 63. or
whnm SO are rlrla and 2 boys.
Episcopal Church. The members of the
party were Rer. J. W. McDoufcall. dis
trict superintendent of the Methodist
Kplscopal Church: Attorney .6. vert
Baker. Ir. Luther Dyott. pastor of the
First Christian Church In Portland;
I. B. Rhodes, state secretary of the
V. M. C A., and George M. Taylor.
formerly secretary of the Presbyterian
Mens Brotherhood.
SNOW FELLS LANDMARK
Hood Itiver UulIdlnRs Teak and
rtarns Are Crnslicd.
HOOD RIVER. Or, Feb. 8. (Special.)
The weight of snow and rain last
night crushed the old sash and door
factory building, a landmark located
In the western part of the city on the
O.-W. It. & N. tracks. The leakage
of water backed up by ice on roofs of
private residences has been the cause
of much inconvenience, and many leaks
have been discovered.
Among the half dozen barns crushed
by the snow, the greatest damage will
be suffered by C. P. Johannsenn. of the
L'pprr Valley. Mr. Johannsenn's barn
waa one of the largest in the fruit dis
trict. No animals were lost.
S2000 Loan for Improvement. We will
lend you rip to for improvements in
certain districts with no security other than
the land itself. Particulars on request.
Twenty years for repayment of loan with
.interest at 6"e.
Beady-Made Farms for Sale. Farms
which we have developed by providing
bouse, barn, well and fencing and in some
s cultivation for sale, special easy terms.
caaa
51000 Loan for Livestock. In defined
districts after one year's occupation under
certain conditions we advance cattle, sheep
and hoes to farmers up to a value of 1000.
We Want Yon. We Can Afford To Help
You. We own the land. We want the land
cultivated. Our interests are mutual. Buy
direct and t?et your farm borne from the
Canadian Pacific Railway. Send for free book.
J. S. DENNIS, Assistant to tbe President
CANADIAN
64 Ninth Avenue
PACIFIC RAILWAY
CALGARY, Alberta. Canada
ing approximately $75,000. The build
ing will occupy the site of the Lane
school structure, which burned Thurs
day night.
Spokane Gets $350,000 Can Factory.
SEATTLE. Feb. 8. Henry W. Thelps..
of New York, vice-president of the
American Can Company, announced to
night that the company immediately
would build a branch factory here
costing 1350.000 and employing 400
men. The plant will supply cans for
salmon packers in Puget Sound and
Alaska.
KoKebnrg Plans Special Klectlon.
IIOSEBURG, Or.. Feb. 8. (Special.)
At the next meeting of the Roseburg
school board action will be taken in
the direction of calling a special elec
tion to vote bonds for the erection of
a modern high school building here.
It Is planned to erect a structure cost-
Copper Miners Get Wnse Increase.
REDDING, Cal., Feb. 8. More than
500 men employed at the Iron Moun
tain mine and at the ofices of the
Mountain Copper Company were in
formed today that their wages were in
creased 25 cents a day, beginning Feb
ruary 1, the increase to be effective
while copper sold at or above 20 cents
a pound.
C. C. IVItcliard Dead.
RAINIER. Or.. Feb. 8. (Special.)
C. C. Pritchard. a resident of this city
for the past 27 years, died Sunday,
aged 54. He Is survived by his widow
and six children. The body will be
taken alo Portland for cremation.
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two hours until you have taken three
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opens your clogged-up nostrils and the
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sore throat, sneezing, soreness and
stif fnese.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
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such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound." which costa only 25 cents
at any drug store. It acts without as
sistance, tastes nice, and causes no in
convenience. Accept no substitute,
Adv
ft
YouVe never at a loss for entertainment
when there is a Victrola in your home.
The Wiley R. Allen Co.
Morrison Street at Broadway, Tortland, Or.
ricast? send catalojriics and full information
rtaTardinjr Victor Victrolas and your easy pay
ment plan.
(Sijjn here)
Addres
lOragontan I
Any Victor dealer will
gladly demonstrate the
Victrola and play any music
you wish to hear.
There are Victors and
Victrolas in great variety of
styles from $10 to $400.
Victor Talking Machine Co. .
Camden, N. J.
Hear Caruso by your own fireside. Listen to Melba, Gadski, G 1 u c k, Homer,
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Call on Fritz Krcisler, Mischa Elman or Kubelik for their wizardry of the vio
lin, or ask Paderewski to play you a Chopin Nocturne while you take your tea
all this is possible to Victrola owners and to them only.
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VM',
Victrola XVIII, $300
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