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1 Titu suxn.vr oiircoxiw, Portland, Aritn, , 1009. HOUSE IS RULED Bl STRONG HAND Filibustering Tactics Forbid den and Debate Is Stopped. DALZELL SHOWS NO MERCY 4 alls rtiott of lVnixrts Idiotic Ami n ( hnlnunn Ulin k .Miiuvt l-orr Move QimMton of or.irlty 1 JlflNod. W SHIiTToV. Arm 4 Hjr a.rt Inp ii MTt'pinir olt nr rule In ?ln lMf today, t Ti Vopijjllrnnif Wtt to 1' n ivi-norm t y Mmitod, powers. N t.vsor a flHr-uMrr N ronducttsl nKMn-t p.-iulir.a: to ' oonfrwnc Hit w ft u Son; to nuM-mlnion': no lortrvf .in a m.'t:on (. oloso vtfKit h amMM r! or ,!i'U5s'.1. runt ro lontr ran irotton to rtit;ourn tako rrv"Cortr eer ,1 motion to tfco a reorss. In prMiMifinjr t h rule iMlstcU otinr n ( M7M t!io Ponnv-ra t to f (Mbr.Mor f t' Inst frw ,trts .i "nMn'.no. Mlotto junl n it:s!Ti' to r.ion." T prnioorat ftfrc ftfforoVil no op rortr.nlty to talk on th duration ami v rr rM.Irn ovrr rouehsftoi!. Thjr frfrt to pot ovoii a short time nftor tt'.ir.t tn vnrdv.u ffsv, k k ( n to fnnv! tf. PistrUt of tVliimMn nppro-nrtHt-toti Mil ami t.irn forvlPir. a t.vlton of f!-, Mouso. tMit tin Hopu Sloans, oh i'rhf t o t " 1 1 " s t ii n t woro h o I n tf rutjm-.t. ourot rutin from trio .h't t!;rtt !M Uif motion wor dila tory. Krom t-iat ttmo on. for tho r Tvain.Vr of tin srystor. tho House rr imM Its apo.t and buslnc: rroror oVd tn an oroVrTv ma tin or. Ono of tiio f,w privlloiroa toft to tin iViihvr.it Vft5 to forvo a rolloall on 1!onrn:nrnt. and tMs thor dM. but to ro puTpr?, as tTn motion onrrtod ovr- hi tmlTijily, and arcordlnjfTy Pio Hoit9 at JJ. 1 M. a.tournod. Not Allowed to liscnss. ftor Wiiiiams. tie minor'ty loader, V.i.l forvod a roiu-rtt! on tVo adoption of t ' i Journal. iMIaoM pre son tod a ruTo xvf'rrrbr Moris. bills with Sonntr nnodment s shall bo sent to conformed or t:ii amendments nrood to wttlmut any Intorvor.lnjr motion of any Kind ivMiit allowed. Tho rul will permit rr.t ono v'rtll on ono or two proposition, Th- atso oout;lntd a tliastlo pro- Nfon tTi.it f.r th rrmaindor of thi pe li'on a motion tv tako a roo ahalt prHlW'pod a;vt b:o prooli'nOf ovrr a mot ton to ad'ourn. tbc juotlon to bo do-ctdi-d without dobato or arjtunitnt. A f urtbrr prov is ton w as that during t' c romaindor of tlw sosston tt pnatl b tn ordor to o!oo dobato by motion In thr H.mij. boforo g'Oins Into oonimlt rr of tbo w IioU wb.u h motion h;U not bo ar.b.irot to avjtumont or dobto. WhtMi tbo rcudiv.jr of tho rulo was ton'!ud'd. tv.o Krpuh'trtr.s broki out t:: to spp!au$o and doristvo Iaishtor at ii c - p I'll s of tho I V m oor :i t s, "I tt-dnk It would bo a irood thinir. phontod ts'aor, of New York, "to add t - .;it tho IHvnoi'rats can have tun h lnf to say." ' TV.ry nvr have hud any." a vofoc w-; hrard to remark. "Wi:i tho minority hato tho usual rf r.i'nut.s to disouss this ruto WIU tarns in.V.iirod. " T ;:r t wi'I not." ourt'.y ropllod I"al i,-!t. "T .ust wanted th House and the .M'.:t;v to know that faot."" WUUsms t.iid. tails Filibuster Idiotic. "W o on :ho Pa.' iv..do thr r.: to ic: t.-. p.-ntlrtv. T:-o I niort. V so I s.i. law t' p.iri.n know it; wo know It." some on Kt u h lu;m side remarked. '.! then re:tora:ed f.ia statement . st. rdav t:flt th.e purpose of w.is to expodito pub to business, ajo t V, e I!o;:se frm the frrasp of t'.v f v'.bv.fvor h-a;:ci:ratod by the ar f:om M-ssissippi." ;.pi;hi;oa: s aipa;:dfd t'us state- i-.t the IVm.vrats f reeled it wtth ecrs a:d dov;s:ve lauirhter. I"al d t;.at the rule would orab'e vt:;v to enaot and make Into - sr v a t s p p : y b ;. V. s upon w h to h stt'ru e of t'.'.e eeuntry depended, thn rxp!air.t',l the procedure and rlr to the Pemoora::c filibuster. m r. U i"d. Now. s-.ys Vo trvs oo; the ,cr r. t ! r m a n from M'-sstssipp: has no; indued tn a f:hbuster. N Tiove tc oaji fool the people of ntvv b any such statement as i 'i at ? a n h ivos he IcMovf that the people persuaded that any principle is d in a demand for the yeas r.d !!S S O a id ts-Va'.isi- the adoption of the journal r vote for tts adoption ?' n for a mom out, he Inquired pnhhoan apphii'i-e: ,sr man eonoeive A more asinine "Csn prvf or-.T nanoe than that o Trlnciplc Involved. Pxs ;he jror.tlfmau believe be can f o l t h e po pie of this cou n t ry Into be --- t-.s th.it there is any principle In volved in d'Tnadms the yeas and nays on a r.otvn ti oonsider and pass the pv: supp'y bills en which the existence of the e-v :r.tr depends Tlffcr-irs: to a story related ? y v : ! h a iv. s y c t e rd ,y . m w h ch he spoke & ' is m am n . " t e 1 h r.g b er " httle Johnny" r.ot to afraid of a Chinese d r t r ?r o r. , I a s c : 1 e o r. t c n -. p t u o u s ' y ci'!.VTi. " N,m, think of that same little Joh -.ry' risr.ir to & motion to Adjourn. ' 1 f c t h r n p c re m p t o r i t moved 1 1 1 e r i''u o.cvtion or, the resoiutuMt. "V : 1 ;ho r- r.;h n::i ioM two ;a:r-utes?" " I o.-.i r.t yu Id you two e cvor. ds," " c r ' : d Pa : r. h t h o r o-.; c . ! y aro u se ,1, : h -h. rc:r.."k the K r uhii.'sns ia.:shcd hcsrf'.y. Sp--Akcr ti-.r.o-i put the :ics:ion and c"'-o;; d th-- motion carried and immcdi sr "t into a 1 i v o " y o n t r o ve r y with V:;:;ar s. s Miorthand Note? lie. Mr. Wi'h. TTv r-tos: d that be had re-ci-iOKio' a ;;v:e:i o: tbe c:e. bjt that : jv.ia-t, I :c was tivi 'ate. After :; . fii- -f orin-o- s on the sih;. vt, ; s t - a k r r o r : . d to :.- usual o .r ot h.i;r.)f The stenographic notes i a.! to ;. ?:.: h;ro. in his eor.t-TUon that T : . .i::;s was too !a:e with his motion. "TK ose !-.o:os t - II a, lie." Kavrot. of l:-;.r.a. shouted. &r.d several I 'or.o. -.ts jirpt-ii'od to Williams to .-:a:d n-m. hut e brasVed them alt ;.-to:' a:k::iir down the center I ad -v.-t Mr. jeaker. that I am at fa u l r.i r.c: the Speaker. h'U are i.o; at fauit," Kavrot as r:el 'That sttc mer.t ;s rot true. YA j ' : ;;.ns f -rc ert & rollcail on the a1-:'ors of the rule, and It was adopt- v,i. i? t i'.)r -ration cf th.e District of Co 1 :r.L-:a pprc r r :a: i on b:!l was then re-jf.i-id bat or.Iy afier another rollca.11. T:,e P- rco- rai did tot pern It the fact tbat th Appropriation bi!l had tern tfckfn up to interfere with their tactics a:.d the ftllbufter w&s kept up. Ilenrv. of Te. with an approelna' nod from IV Humus.. rnovM to amend the but ?w ptrlklnit out th prst sl Word. Th Anirndment w a lost and it thereupon be-Attie arident tht tl ivmivrntn would plaoa rvnry obslaetn In the war of the Mil. ine aftrr sn otber thy aroso and verbally offered amendment a. Palaoll. of Pennsylvania, who occupied th i liAlr, announelnv Ills purpose not to entertain any amend ment net n wrlttnar. Immediately Mann, of Illinois, arose with A preform amendment to strike out th last words Thr Prmbort. to a. man, demanded that be be re quired to put the amendment In writ l'ir. whereupon Pallet! rurUy notified them he could use Ma own discretion as to that. Mftnn than movd to rlose ' debate on the parsaraph. but the Pemoorata ehauted alt tbetr par lUtnentary rights before the motion waa carried. Motlona Dorlarcd IXIntory. The Pemoerats pent up their Amend ments In wrtt'njr. Some of them struck out few words, white others a whole clause They ware At! voted down. Finally- (iarduer. of MloMiran, made the point of order against the last amendment offered, remarking that It was evident that the l?rpubliean fiad a clear majority present and the amendment w a dilatory. The chair sustained the point. "I Appeal,"' shouted I.eake of New Jersey, . This brought rayne to hts feet with a point of order that the appeal also was dilatory, and the chair suptained him. Ky a suhtorfujre SuUer ffot the floor and commenced to denounce "rajr rule." when ho was shut off by Palsell on a point of order by Vreeland of New tor. Then the Pemocrats took another tack and avnltluir themselves of their rijrhta to make pvoforma amendments to ask explanations, one after Another (rot up and caused (lardnor to rcplr, thereby consnmtnir much time. They also forced repeated division of tha Itouso tiut votes by teller. r.Ffx ii is rrni.ic rinyrKi Succeeds Stminir us Howard of HU UMd Philippine ttevord. WASIPNTXN. April 4. -John S. tech. of Illinois, now Pubtlo lYfnter In the P1HI irrt'tcs. was t.May appointed Publio Trint- Mr. Iech Is a legal resident of Woom in: t on, l!l , a It houp h ha served resp v t(vely As compositor, proofreader and foreman In the iovemment printing of fice here from 1? to Wl at which time he was selected as Public Printer for the J htlippines. He haa made for himself mosst enviable record as an administrative officer there. AOvvnlinK to sports In the possession of the Insular Ruivau. DEFENDS ALDR1CH BILL J-CnlroIlrr lnwr. Answtrs fj-ltl-olsuis of Mcsro Hankers. t'Htl'AlK April 4. Oliarl. 15. x-fomroIlor cf tho Oirrn.-:r. i n r.-prvscntatlvp of tti banks othrr than National banks, nw out a sl.it-mnt to !ay In rly to the resolution passol trrday l.y tho mr:nt.n of tlio i7!iU-iro CloarlnB-liow A!v-!:itlon. attaoKinir the provision vf tho Al.lrloh hilt. Mr. l.iwca says In his statement: "My JudKmont Is that tho passajro of tho provisions of tho AMrtch bill rolatinir to National tank rosi-rvos will not ros.ilt In any loss of lawful money from tho con tra! rosorvo or othor rosorvo oltlos to tho ounntrv- banks. ir. tho pthor hand, after tho I'assaco of this bill monoy will con tlnno to flow ns It Is at present flowing Into rosorv cltlos. 'Wo aro faoinc hi thia country todar a situation In which thoro will bo a vory rrvat rodiindnncy of monoy nd now Is tho tlmo to put tho National banking svs torn of tho t nltod Statos on an absolutely sound basts." FORTY MILLIONS SURPLUS Now York Hanks Further Inrrraso Their Cash Holdings. NKW ORK. April 4. The statement of clearing-house banks for the week shows that the banks hold more thAn the requirements of the 35 per cent re serve rule. This is An Increase of JSVl. 77l in the proportionate cash reserve, as compared with lat week. The statement follows: tnoroaa. loans .$MW.57S.T00 hYS.iVOOrt ivposit l.-t.'v4.4th Sii-hJ.liM Oir,uIat I epal trnJers Specie Keerv Kc$tTv ri)u:red Stirplu Kx-l". deposits ro 340. Too , 2st.;; ix e.?itvioo "44. ITS SO0 T.O.Vt Si0 yo,i t;oo 6s i XI 40 &HV300 iWl.TT. Pe create. The percental of actual reserve of the ctearinp-house banks at the close of busi ness yesterday was 3S. The statement of bnk and trust com panies of Orator New York not members of the Cleannsr-House, show fchat these in stitutions have afffrrejrate deposits of 4NSa0: total cah on liami. J..S,4 and loans amounting to $sio.n.X SHOOTS UP BORDER TOWN Arizona K,inpT I-"1;hts Three Mex ican Policemen All Wounded. rorcSLAS. Arii., April 4.-Jo(T Kidder, a meniNT of tho Arixona Rancors, lios in tho Mexican jail at Naoo. Sonora, with a bur'.ct wounj in tho bowols, and throe Moxuwn rnlicomon aro wounded, as the res-hit of a rtpht which took p!a.-o early Ud.'.y in a dance hall in the border town. Kidder. It is reported, quarreled with a Mexican woman and flapped her. She called for the police. Three officers wont to her assistance and as they entered the doer, eich was shot by Kidder. They re turned tho tire ur.til Kidder fell to tha floor seriously wounded. One of tho Mexicans was shot In the stomach, another In the hip and a third in o irroitvbut none cf them Is seriously Injured. SHORTRIDGE FOUND GUILTY San Jie Kditor Convicted of Libel ing Congressman. SAN JvSK. Cal.. April 4. Shortly after S o'clovk this afternoon the jnry In the criminal libel suit broupht against C. M. t?fcor;ridjce, editor of tlie Times, by Con gressman Hayes, returned a verdict of guilty. Monday was set tor sentence. Shortrldge received the verdict quietly and informed the court he was ready for sentence at any time. Satotde's Body Identified. CHICAGO. April 4. The body of a can found in a grove here several weeks ago with a bullet hole In the forehead and revolver In his hand is believed to be that of Ray Heisey, son of Oeorge H. Heisey. of Greenwich, Om who was en route from Portland. Or. Quick money can be made in Evanston. Put in a month. It is a plass of property you can sell for more money any time. See it today (Sunday). Take H" car. The Span ton Company ar the sole agents, STATE LINE-UP ON STATEMENT NO. (Oenltmid ffrom First Taa pledged. For the fti placoa on tho Rep resentative ticket, thero aro ISO aspirant. Of that nmnhor M bav anhjcrlhed to Statement N 1. 4t aro lodo to the choice of the Ropubtlran votrra Of tho alato and S bav not alKnod any otnle tnent. ttily one candidate, (Jeoreo V. lVlvt, of Joaephlno Countv, ban In rtorood Wntoment No. J. which will bo eubmttted to a popular voto In June. Mr. CWvlit la a candidate for tho nomination of State Senator from Joaophlno Vunty. llefttso to I'nler llee. A In Multnomah County, the IVnio crate throughout tho atate are not tnK Inir an active Intereet In tho appnweh Init primary flection, so far aa the nomination of a leirlelatlve ticket l concerned. Irt only a few scattered diktrleta have menibora f tho minor ity party filed declarations and auall fleld a randld.itea to bo voted for at tho primary election- next week. The Kerahltcaua wltl have complete legislative tickets In tho field for the primary election In every illalrtct ot the atate with the exception of tha nomination of a joint lieprosentattvo from t'ooa and Curry OnuntloV. Kd K.iekleff. member of the lact I.eBlnla ture from Cooa County, was a candi date for this nomination, but failed to file his petition with tho Secretary of Plate at Salom In time tu have his name pla.rd on the official ballot In tho primary election, lie will probably bo nominated by the Tej,ubllcnn voters of hie district by caustiifr his name to bo written In on tho official ballot. Issue Plain tn Marlon. In Marlon County tho lejue Is more sharply nliawn than In any other count la the state. Five Henresetita tlvoa are, to be nominated. The state ment No. t people have a ticket ot nve men In tho field and tho antl atMomont people bavo a ticket of their own. pledBed to tho support of tho Republican voters choice for Sen ator. "Although, this county has boon classed as a statement No. 1 county." writes Tho Orejronlan'a Ornnt Comity correspondent, "there seems to have been no irood reason for 't. Jonathan I.ourne la generally supposed to have spent considerable money In (his coun ty two ycar so, hut ho failed to carry It. ".Irant County went for Jitdiro S. A. t.owoll by a (food majority. At tho following session of tho Legisla ture Senator .t. A. I.aycock refused to vote for Bourne, repudiating tho doc trine as corrupt and mlsleadlnit. We now have Ave candidates for tho legis lature, and none of thorn haa suh soriw d to tho statement. The conclu sion Is evident that (Irftnt ts not a Statement No. 1 county. There Is quiet tallc hero of a combination to put a fusion ticket In the field after tho pri maries, but as tho friends of the state ment failed to make a showing a't the proper tlmo. such a programme will not have much standing here." Krror liars Out Mariner. In the Twenty-eighth Representative Plstrlct. embracing Ollllam. Slierman and Wheeler counties, R. N. Donnelly, of Wheeled and B. F. rtkc, of Sherman, are candidates for tho two nominations. Roth served as members of the 1!"7 session and are making their campaign for renomtna tlon and re-election on an anti-statement platform. William J. Mariner, of Rla lock, ex-County Judge of tlllltnm County, was a Republican candidate for one of these nominations hut owing to an error, which was discovered too late for cor rection, failed to get his petition to Salem tn time to get his name on the ballot. Mr. Murtner has decided to become an Independent candidate for the nomination but makes no announcement as to his position on Statement No. 1. For the nomination of Joint Senator from Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler counties. Jay Bowernian, of Condon, la candidate for renomlnatlon. He Is op posed for the nomination tn the primary election by Georse B. Bom-hill. Bower man Is unpledgod while Fourhil! agrees to support the Republican votera' choice for Senator. "The contest between Bowerman and Bourhlll." reports The Oregonlan cor respondent, "will be close. Bowerman was thought to be a sure winner on the start but the disclosure of the part he took In favor of the bills proposed at the IV7 session of the legislature by the Title Guarantee & Trust Company haa hurt him. Bowerman Is being fought by the temperance people, who charge that at the lo session of the Legislature he scoured the passage of a joker to the Condon City charter which annulled the vote by which Gilliam County was voted "dry" ta November, JftM. The charter bill had an emergency clause and tha liquor traffic was resumed Immediately following the passage of the bill by the Legislature." One Republican in Baker. Henry McKinney is the only Republican candidate for the Legislature In Baker County. Realizing that Oregon Is a Re publican state and believing that the In terests of the state require the election of a Republican Senator. Mr. McKinney has signed the Republican voters' choice pledge. Clatsop County will have five candi dates before the coming primaries for nomination on the Republican ticket for Representative to tho State Legis lature and only one of them has signed Statement No. 1. He Is William E. Burke, who eays in his petition that he favors the retention of C. "W. Ful ton in the Senate, but will obey the Instructions given by the people of the state in the June election. Of the others J. J. Robinson and C. A. Leinen weher do not mention the Senatorial question in their petitions. James W. Welch says he will vote for the choice of the Republican voters and John C McCue says he will lend his Influ ence at all times and use every honor able means to secure the re-election ot Senator Fulton. In Y. S. t'Ren's County. There are seven Republican candi dates for nomination to the Legislature In Clackamas County, the home of W. S. CRen. They have all signed Statement No. 1. F. M. Gill, of Estacada, and E. D. Olds, of Oak Grove, subscribed to Statement No. 1 when they announced their candidacy. J. C Campbell, Linn E. Jones. Charles H. Dye. George W. Dixon and Walter A. Dlmick, In filing their petitions agreed to be. governed In tteir support or Senator by the RUM? I 4 II sw Lanpher Hat Is "Always Rtdhf Ask your Dealer. expression of the voters on tho people's Instruction amendment, learning that tho country votera inspected the amendment had boon proposed for tils purpose of killing off Statement No. 1 these candidates modified their decla rations and enmo out unqualifiedly for Statement No. t. Three Democrat will also run for tho Legislature from Clackamas County on a Statement No. 1 plat form. , There aro only two candidates for the Republican nomination tn seats In tho Iwor House from Yamhill County. F. K. Jomi pledges himself to voto for tho Republican candidate receiving the high est vote In June for Cnlted States Sen ator. Ho asks that the following bo printed on tho ballot after his name; "On every question t pledge my loyalty to the people of Vanihlll County." His colleague. J. W. Itoiies. a member of the l:v? session, makes no pledges nor sub scribes to any form of statement, I'nrty faintest In l.lnn. Seven Republicans are hi the race for I. lnn County's three seats In the House at the coming session of the Tculsiaturo. The same offices will also be sought by tlvo Democrats. Tho candidates for the Republican nominations are W. II. Ulnuchard and Fred M. Prown. of llrowhsvlilo; K. fl Cpmeyor, Harrlsburg: M. J. Simpson, lbanbn: Frank H. Torter, llalsey: l). Ii. Holts, lu-ownavlltc. nnd V. U. KriHMuan. Allviuy. llwwn, Holts and Freeman have stined Statement No. 1; Simpson subscribed to a pledge for Re publican voters' choice: and ltlanchard, t'pmeyer and Porter are running un plertgiM. Itrown and t'pmeyer were Rep resentatives from l.lnn County In the Inst session of the legislature. Tho following la a complete list of the Republican candidates for nomination ns Representatives or State Senators In the primary nominating election, together with nn Indication of their position on Statement No. 1: Svnntors. Douglas County Xtaieinont No. 1, Albert Abraham: unpledged, C. 8. Jack son and A. F. Stearns. Josephine Stntcment No. 1, O. S. Good now: Statement No. 2. George W, Colvig; unpledged. 1 K Jewell. Coos and Curry Statenirnt No. 1, W. C. Chase. Washington Republican voters' rholce, W. I. Wood. Karl Fisher, VL W. Haines. Multnomah Statement No. 1. II. R. Albee. Ralph C. Clyde, Dan Kellahor, C. W. Nottingham, Ben Selling, John D. Wilcox and A. 11. Wlllett; Republican voters choice, J. C. Bayer. John B. Coffey, Rimer B. Colwoll. Kmmet Drnke, John Drlscoll. C. W. Hodson. J. B. Kelly and Slg Slchel; unpledged. M. J. Mnc Mahon. . Wasco Statement No. 1. N, J.' Slnnotf. unpledged, Henry L. Kuok. Crook. Klamnth. and Lake Republican voters' choice. (3. H. Morryman: un pledged. Hurry I. Holgate. L. V. Wlllots. Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler Repub lican voters' choice. G. B. Bourhlll; un pledged. Jay Howertnan. tnlon and Wallowa Statement No. 1. E. W. Rumhle. Grant. Harney and Malheur Republi can voters' choice, J. I.. Sltz; unpledged, C. W. Parrlsh. Washington. Yamhill. Tillamook and Lincoln Statement No. 1. Oak Nolan: Re publican voters' choice. W. N. Barret: unpledged, C. C. Hammersley. Representatives. Marlon County Statement No. 1, H. D. Patton. W. C. Winslow. A. C. Llbby, II. J. Miller. O. I.. Hatteburg: Repub lican voters' choice. 1 T. Reynolds. Sam Hughes, F. A. Turner. Sam Crit tenden, s. D. Adklns. Linn Statement No. 1, F. M. Brown, G. G. Belts, T. G. Freeman; Republican voters' choice, M. J. Simpson: un pledged, W. B. Blanchard, E. K. 1'p meyer, Frank H. rorter. Lane statement No. 1. Allen II. Eaton: Republican voters' choice, A. c. Jennings; unpledged. Charles J. Dodd. Isaac N". Edwards, Wlnsor W. Cnlklns, Louis K. Bean. Douglas Statement No. 1. George Jones, George H. Wlxson: unpledged, E. R. Applegate. C. O. White. Coos Republican voters' choice, George Farrln: unpledged, L. D. Kin ney. F. N. Perkins. Coos and Curry Ed Kackleff. only candidate for nomination, failed to qualify in time to get his name on of ficial primary ballot. Josephine Statement ?Co. 1, 1-1. L. Fabcock: unpledged, J. C Smith, George H. Durham. Jackson Republican voters' choice, Joseph 1 Hammersley, Henry P. Kubll. Douglas and Jackson Statement No. I. J. A. Buchanan (Buchanan Is classed as a Statement No. 1 man. he having Serenty-seren for Colds, and Backache is ojie of the mean things about Grip. It may come between the shoulder blades, extend through to the chest, or shoot down to the Kid neys and take f,he form of Lumbago and lame you so that you cannot walk, stand or lie stilL The backache of Grip spoils your disposition, makes you a bugbear to family and friends. The use of "Seventy-seven" for the preliminary Cold, stops the Grip and prevents Pneumonia. i At Druggists. 23 Cents, or mailed. Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Oo.. Cor. William aad Joha Streets, New York. . Am Copjrr'jtht 1908 by Hart SchsHhcr St Mux Other good, makes tit $12.50 to $20 SAM L ROSENB Home of COR. THIRD pledged himself to "net upon the will of my constlluency when CNprcssod by a majority vole.") Henton Statement No. 1. I. .V, Itone brako. l'olk--T'npledg('d, C. L. Ilawloy.. Polk and Lincoln Statement No. I. H. F. Jones; unpledged. C. II. Gardner. Vanihlll Republican voter' choice, F. K. Jones: unpledged, ;!. vv. (tout's. Tillamook and Yamhill Republican voters' choice. A. G. Reals. Washington Statement No. t. George W, Koliey: Republican voters' choice, S. A. D. Meek, W. .Mcyuljlan, T. It. Perkins, Chailea nines, It. II. Greer, W. K. Newell. Clackamas anil Multnomah State ment No. 1. Dr. W. C. It. It. C. N. ale Arthur, who agrees to support the peo ple's choice for Senator if ho Is a Re publican. Multnomah Statement No. 1. James O. Abbott. G. II. Allen. It. C. Altninn. Fred J. Ura.iy. J. ( '. Bryant. J. F. Cas- COMPLETE LINE OF FURNISHING GOODS -J5.' Free With Every In order to introduce our new and com plete stock of Spring Suits, on which we save you from $3.50 to $5.00 over what you pay at other stores, also for the new owner to make the acquaintance of the many friends and patrons of his store, we are giv ing away absolutely free a hat with each and every Suit. Our Hat department is now complete. All the latest styles and shades. This offer holds good for a limited time only. Suits, from $10.00 to $25.00. SOL "The Name Assures the Quality" Proprietor Chicago Clothing Co. 69 and 71 Third Street, Between Oak and Pine (J Your ideas in clothes-buying nnd ours in selling nre the same You want vuhie for your money in style, in fit, in qual ity ot materials, in tailoring; the greatest value possible. We want you to have it, and to be satisfied that you have it; wo intend to be more particular about our part than you are about yours, if we can. l You'll realize how well we've done our share when you see the Spring Suits we have for vou The choicest selection of foreign and domestic fabrics, exclu sive patterns. We're strong on the pop ular browns and grays; the new Hugtish hairlines areshovvingaii instant popular ity. 1 1 ART, SCI IAIWNHR& MARX Varsity Suits in n do.en models at 22 Hart, SchafTner Marx Clothes AND MORRISON STREETS slily, W. J Clemens, K. ( Couch. L. M. Da via, It.d.ert It. Hunter, K. J. Jae ger. L. 1 1. Mahono, Charles J, McDonald, A. W. Orion. J. Fred Wllklns; Itcput. Ilran voters" eliolre N. D. HiMltgen, Jo seph w. Hevorldge, Frank llollum, John . ttrown. .1. W. Cninplicll. Itlanl II. Chapln. I.. Crouch, lioli. it s. Fnr rel!. D. !'. Damnum. I.. A. Ilarl.iw. J. II. lllckn.nn. 1. ileitis J. Ili.'ks, tl.-orge W. Ilolroinb. K. K. Knhll. Louis l uelin. Dave II. Mat kle. George v. M. MIllnn. Frank J. Itiehn rdson : unpledged. II. I-:. Nortliup, nntl A. A. Anderson, who will vote for the people's choice if a Ite ptlblic.lfi. Clackamas Statement No. 1. F. M. Gill, 10. D. Olds. J. I'. Campbell. LI tut K. Jones. Waller V Dlml. k, Charles II. Dye. George W. Dixon. Clatsop Statement No. I. W. K. Itiu ke; Republican volers clmlee. James W. Welch: unpledged. J J. Robinson, t. A. L. lnenweher. and John C. MoCue, who will support Fulton. IEE A j. Tl GIVEN AWAY GARDE to 84022 LATT 6 CO. Columbia, Statement No. 1, F.. T. Coin n-'ll, F. w. Conyeri. Crook, Grant, Klamath nnd Lake . Statement N. 1. II. A. Ilraltaln: un ple.lite.l. .1. K. Mark-i. II. p. pelkuap. Morrow iwnl I ' l n n t 1 1 ii Republican volers' cliolce, T. .1. Mahoney. t'liiatllli Statement No. i.e. A. liar- fell: It. puhllean votera' choice, c. tM Steeu. I,. I,. Mann. I 'nlon and Wa Ho va Sla trnient No. 1, C. R. Khot hard, .1. p. Rusk. Hiker Republican voters' chnlo, Henry MeKlnucy. t ti Ion Statement No. 1, J. R. Stod dard. Ii. D. Hamilton. Stephen F. Itieli ardHoa. Hatliey and Malheur Unpledged, W, 11. Ilroolce. Gllliatn, Sherrrtan nnd W heeler I'n -pledged, tt. I'. Pike. tt. N. Donnelly. Wasco Statement No. I. D. .1. Coop er. Frank M -Corkle, T. P. Welch, L K. Morwe; Itepuhllean voters' choice, J. L. Carter. II. C. Do.lrln. COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES Suit
