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The w winl donated by the lata D.
. AowM to to erected to tto city
park tofl arrived to Portland and within
: to day wttl to ua veiled mi tto immmi
imenrWns- TtoW Of th SSOUntniO
which tto Law m4 Clark company
tnvtM. s ' ' .
H. A. Morton. Hi sculptor, brought tto
,v monument tor and la pnpulnf to aet
it bb. The work la bronae and will
torn, munificent ornament to tto park.
i Th subieot selected by Mr. McNeil ta
that at two Indian figure Multnomah
V and on of hla brm -signaling acroaa
' tha mountalne tto aiwt approach at tha
; white man, Tto work wlU atand upon a
' rustla pedestal of atone.
? Mr. McNeil toa dona aomo axaallant
work during kla career aa sculptor. Ha
' atndled hie art t Parle and upon return
ing to tto UnHad Status located ta Now
- York. Ttora kla ability tu oulekly reo
gnlssd, Ua waa given tto oontruat tor
tto great MeKtoley monument
When tto St Louto exposition bacam
to aaanrod tact, Mr. MoNaU'a aervtoss
were tasmedtatetr engaged for km of
' tto ok tanportaat work oa tto grounds.
tto dislgnia and executed tto Mr central
aaeoade, and tto super mantles oC the
-flne arts building likewise are hla. ' Tn
td tto earn building he toa aeveral
notable piaoee am display. A. further
honor waa conferred upon tto young
- eoulpwjr wtoa to waa aaade a member of
the Jury af asulptara at tto fair. For
hie aerrloaa la that onpocity n raoatvad
. gold medaL
It waa impaaatkle to aeeur ft aHmpsa
' of tto etatu whlek Portland la to
pin i an, aa it la aUU In atoraga at tto
. depot. Mr. McNeil preferred, to not enter
Into a aloaa description mt H aetere ft la
, ta plaoe, bat If . hla expectations are
raaUaad tt will to oa View wlUUa few
CIROISSTRlICK-BOir
ESCAPES FROM TRAIN
It lohoaov appeared ' at tha gherllTB
MBoa yeaterday and beaonght Che aid of
that official In looattng hla IS-rear-old
'': Bon, Jeeale, who ran away from home
SAd followed Blngllng Brothera' olrcua
. to California. -s -
Tto boy waa elreaa-nad from the
atart, hla father aaya, and thought the
;, alowna tod attained tto -pinnacle of
aartbly datblUon. Him only dealra aeeraad
to to to oeeome one of their number.
; Vtomm tto clroue Uft here Augnat II tto
' toy want with U. Mia whareaboato waa
aaeartalnad by tto anzloua father Zroai
- a number of the lad'a oompaoiona.
TbJtHigh tto nan Vranalsoo pollca tha
boy waa located at Baata itoaa Cal. Urn
r wae with tto olrcua wtoa taken in
- aharga by Detective Ryan. A ttefcet far
, mm waa- pnrctoeod bora and tto aon-
dvotora wired ta bring hint through to
Portland.
Mr. Jotnaoa aaaarta that hla son waa
- taken to toa Vranolaoa and there pre
Tided with a ticket homo. Inotead af
aotnlng bone he left San Fraaclaee and
wont in another dtreotlon. Ho aaaarta
: that tto railway omolala told klm they
- tod brought tto boy aa far aa Aahlanfl,
Or., when to eeeapod. Ha ta Indignant
aver tha alleged aaraleaanea of the rall-
. way anVuala and amid to tod eonaulted
n lawyer relative to eulag tha company
for damage but learned that It oould
not legally to told raaponalbla,.
Sheriff Word haa aant out a roqoeet
to California efBolala that 4f tto bay la
located to to Immediately aotlnad. in
anoh aaaa atea wlU to taken to have
' bin brought home. The boy ta aald to
E to bright and capable of dorag wall Bar
hlmttlf wherever ha abaaaaa to ga.
rJottag Otwra nag a Qpmmarelal ehib
that- la doing goad wock for that grov-
tng town.
Umbrellas 3;
Greatly
Reduced
v
The Jewelry Store . '
d Quality- ?w
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' Oar praasnt Umbralla stock
snot rasa to to auto room fog
' now Fan goods, aooa to arrrra.
Tbeyra tto oama kind w bar
alwara aald and always WW--tto
dependabl ones ta wear. .
Tto rainy season to tor nod
ECONOMY I.
EYENT
; to ttmely fot yM to poaaiag aa
T umbrella of real merit at a
Sraat tovta.
4 ,v- PRICES ARE
- TAS FOUjOWS: ;
' SLM yaluaa at .,,....'sa.os
, $1M -aad I1M waluaa at
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, tlA and til. to vmlaeo at
v ..,....t...wT.T
1M. tU. and I15.M valnee
at, ,r S10.O0
Xn M and lt-lch lengths,
a Faragon frame, of heavy stosl
- rib etmstruatton -aad r higtoat
STad atik. Handles are of
auperb daatgng tn aterttng -V
vor, tvory, mother af maul oof .
-natural wsiaa. y -y
Feldenheimer . .
Oar. Third an Wesitagtoa. '
fsa-elera, otteMMh aWvai
: omlthA
mum. fauli ucbahdt is thb tthbt woman of francs t3 nat-
iqath; a pirioibls balloon, in the above picture shb x
is been cl1mbino into thb car or thb lbbandt il. her
, ,7 husband's great airship. in which hb has madb mors '
, than twbntt succsssful trips around paris.
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TRAfNOR IS
FROM BAN
In etargo af Sergeant of Foltoa Hoga-
boom, Oofford Tralnor arrived ta tto
city laat night at ooloefc from San
Frandaea, Ha to under n aharga of ae
ilt with Intent to kill daranoa Laia-
ure, whom to to aald to tov ahovad to
tto floor of tto Winter Garden - two
weeks ago. Lalsare auetained a fme
tured akulL Aa prerlouely puoiianed in
Tto Journal, to WlU not proeeOOte
Tralnor. . . , .
TrainoT' wak lmmedlatalr blaoad n
tto olty JalL by order of Captain Moore.
Ha naked-Jo to given opportunity w
CAS" S NOW OUT
t HS FORTY CENTS
Speelat PoMooman CaawaU, Mayor
Williams r pdrmta detoeUve, raoapuy
went forth to dara and do. Ha played
tto rote of reformer, dropped olght nick
els In a monay-naylng alot machine In a
Japan eae stern, received tto full amount
back by good luck and caused tto arrest
af tto proprietor for maintain a de
vice contrary to law. The man waa con
victed and -ftnad tn tha municipal aourti
PORTLAND MORMON i
FIGHTING GROUND
(Continued from
On.)
hla signature aw a blank aheet of paper.
Tha card war aant up.
So' Koaraa ta tore." lamimH-rtto
senator. , "Wall, weO. Rearna Teen
Koarna to bara."
Thla sudden affsetloa between mam-
bar of tto oppoalt poUtloal faith waa
something c a hit tu tto few la , $to
group wao wer -tbb." j .
Senator ZMuata waa asked what was
now la politlca.
. - W ato'ATasmiau. '!
- ! know only what to happening
Idaho," waa, hla reply, "bat I have heard
quit a bit about affalra to Utah. Ttora
la a hot eentest botwaaa tto Mormona
and non-Mormona In both otatam. X
managed to get a plank against polyg
amy In tto state convention at atoaoow
and again to tto national aoaventloa at
St Louis, and wo are going to lick 'era.
Sura aa fata, wa ar going to llak 'em.
Ttora to a raaaoa for thai fight, Tto
Mormons, oa matter what they amy
claim" ' .
Tto ball-bop gam back with tto an
noun cement that wenator Kaarna waa
not la hla room.
"Aa X any,1 eon tinned tto ' oanator,
"no matter what tto Mormona may aay,
w are going to beat them la Idaho,
Tha Democrat lo ticket will win, that Is,
tha ataU ticket Of that muoh I am
curtain say, ar you aura Kaarna Isn't
In?" thla ta tha elerk. who replied nes
atlralp. And aa to the natlonat ticket,
why, on tha equare, people yhavo for
gotten all about that. Xt to a Mormon,
anti-Mormon fight from tto atart and
we'll lick 'tn, well lick 'ami"
senator Dubois said talk aa though to
meant It
"I waa apse king of tto reasons for
thla fight against tha ohureh. Tou
know, they claim to have abandoned
polygamy. Xt to a falsehood. They ere
not only living la polygamy, but they
ar forming now polygamous anions.
Thar are working as hard aa possible to
tm establish polygamy generally. We'll
lick 'eae. X wonder when Kearna wlH to
took, Tat; It to their sole aim to resur
rect that neruloloua doctrine, and we
will act stand for It. That's all."
Senator Dubola wag asked what bad
bottomo of the Reed Sawot Investiga
tion. ,- . w- ,
Twm So Baamaa,
; ,AThat win to resumed Immediately af
ter tto oarnpaign,' said to. "My pres
ent understanding la .that tha senatorial
Investigating' committee will meet at
Salt Lake City for local testimony on
November Id, Tha Investigation will to
onrrted through to tto bitterest and. no
matter who to hurt. Senator Burrows,
chairman of tha committee, to a firm
man and toa taken a firm stand In thla
matter. Ha has aald that If ha Uvea tha
8 moot aaaa will to prosecuted to the and.
I wonder If Reams has eeme la pet.
Senator Thomas Kearna earn to Fort
land about tan day ago and bald a con
ference with Senator Mitchell at the
Portland. It waa on tha subject of tto
Smoot case. Ha refused to aa a re
porter at that time, sanding word that
to waa not tn. Than tto Utah multi
millionaire disappeared. Ha want to
Astoria presumably to engage hi a simi
lar eonferonoe with Rsnator Fulton. It
la further hollered tlt Senator "Tom'
lacked the necessary prestige to line up
Oregon' senators solidly agernet Bmoof
and that ha therefore sent for Dubola to
blp htm exact pledges from tto legl
lattir of tto northwest
vTf a daa la nude, aa seems likely. It
will to along thee lines: In exchange
for support of tha anti-Mormon move
ment Oregon will obtain the support of
Ksarns and Dubois, and all their friends.
In tha propound appropriation for Colum
bia rtver. and harbor Improvements,
The great argumont which the vtottfng
senator are using, astde from tto deal
uggaated, to that In hue year tha Mor
mon have been flocking Into aaatern
Oregon, especially La Grand, to work
tto augar factories, and In time, If not
topped at onoa, they will control tto
balance-wheel is Oregon polttica.
Before the night waa over. Somtorg
Dubois end Kaarna were In eloae confer
ence. Thar will not leave tto city until
Senators Mitchell and Fulto bar tosu
turttor tntarrtowod.
BROUGHT -
FRANCSCO
grm boBdm but none waa ftxed an big
warrant, and to had to occupy a rail
last night He la a vaudeville act or.
Ha and hla wlfa were playing at tto
Chutea in San Franclaoo. JNt aeooni
nanled him to Portland.
Tralnor admits ehovlag I-Alaure, but
aaya both ware drunk at tha time, and
ho doaa not reoaU tha aftalr clearly. Ha
aaya ha will pay all doctor bills and re
munerate Lalsuro for toot , time, will
ingly. Lalanra ta atm confined to bta bad tn
ti Vlnoeat'a hospital, but to rapidly lm
proving.
How tha eight nickel wermeer as
evidence against tha defendant, aad Cas
well fully expected they would to re
turned to him whan tto trial was over,
as they belonged to him. Ho wag nkaraly
using them to work a reform.
. But tha conviction to long paa gad
CaawaU la ahy hla money. There are
strong rumors that tha evidence waa
used, "Just to toah Caa M and that 1
gmro war smoked at hi expense.
HARRIS CASE.IS
GIVEN TO
nrnsa situsta
os so m
atxt, bss vsrr OAsa os
i- -
. - flseslil Dtopetek te Tee Jesrsstr
Spokane. Wash.. ept 14. Tha aaaa
of Jeanett Harris, tha North Yak t ma
woman who la on trial o barged with tha
murder of bar daughter' two days old
babe, went to tto Jury abouft a' clock
thla afternoon. Judge Sullivan, la an
eloquent add res, finish ed for tha de
fense. Ha reviewed the eae la a man
ner eaioOiatsd to Impress the Jury ym
aathy. He aald they must bring a ver
dict of murder In tha flrat degree or a
verdict of not guilty, aa ttorg wag ao
middls ground. . . . .
Th prosecuting attorney urged tto
jury not to to Influenced bp sympathy,
but to try tto case on its merits sad to
rememoor It waa a eauso of Justice, In
a strong way to brought out the ques
tion of when the defendant's husband
knew aha had tosa afflicted with periodi
cal irresponsible spells, and tod Just sus
tained g eevere shock he permitted her
to earn 101 mile alone oa a train and
aald tha. testimony befor -tha oourt
would allow at toast four forma of var
dict -
Judge Bta of Seattle gave tha aharga
to tha Jury occupying about IS min
ute. Ha Instructed them that flv forma
of verdict could to rendered, via: Mur
der la tha flrat degree, murder to th
second degree, man eU ugh tor. not guilty
at not guilty because of Insanity.
CALLS ROOSEVELT
A MERE BLUSTERER
t
(Continued from Pag One.)
He haa bean tto athustaatto Imitator and
disciple of another, a foreign master,
whom ho toa surpassed to tha other'o
own field. Hla language waa the copy
until It grow mora violent than that of
hla great and good friend, tha war lord,
th Emperor William, Hoch dor Kaiser.
'Do you not believe that when tha
dignified, courteous and oonaarvatlv
gentleman who presided for so many
year In our highest oourt of Justice In
thla state is in the White House, to will
to able to assirt tha rights of Americana
with mora teenperanoe and li wiisssf ,
"During tha last eight year, white the
Republican party haa been ta power, wa
have aaen a constant Increase tn die-
content between the different class of
community mor and mor strikes and
lockouts. Larger national expenses, th
burden of which wa pap hi taxation,
ralaa tto price of yrythlng that wa
buy. -
"Many of thoto evils can to cured to
tto repeal of atatutss that directly tend
to prod no them, some by tha reeolu-
tlon and fearless enforcement of the
present laws. In thla emmwenop of tha
of state should to steered by a man
who haa firmness, consistency, delibera
tions, respect for law and that moral
eourag which la rarer tbaa th andacHy
of a boxer or tha bold word! of a
bragwart who always hag a aannoa la
aia mootmr - ,
MAY fiOW ADD THEIR
POLITICAL FAITH
- rgaewat nssstsb Is Ta 'mvM
Astoria. Or., Sept 14 County Clerk
Clinton to permuting neraono who regie-
terao ta tr spring ta amend their regis
try by adding their political faith. Coun
ty Clerk Plaids of Multnomah county haa
reruseo to ao mis. nr. Clinton is act
ing noon too advloa of Circuit Judge Mo
Brlda, who aaya that tha voter have a
right to amend then? registry. Only
about a doaen voters have registered
lns th books wr Opened on Sep'
aTOS'tSSBSlBBaT aVSSSSSI WIU
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CXOXAa) MBTBBTJOS;
A. W. Hadley. special r spree eh tstrve
of the National Irrigation -maaoclauoa.
of which George H. Maxwell la tto ex
ecutive ohalrtnan. to la tbl olty la tha
Interest of Irrigation Day at tto Bpo-
kan Interstate fair. October I to tn
date set aside for thla event At this
meeting an attempt wlU to mad to per
fect tto orgaolsaUon of tto Inland an
plre Irrigation association. .
Irrigation enthusiast from an nana
of Oregon, Washington and Idaho will
to present Muoh interest Is being man
ifest throughout tha oountry to the pro
posed organisation, especially among tto
business men aaat of tto Cascade. Tha
objects of tha association will to to fur
ther tto genera cause of government
reclamation to tto Pecirio northwest by
means af irrigation. Tha proposed asso
ciation will ooHparat with tto national
association.
An elaborate program to being pre
pared for Irrigation Day.' George K,
Maxwell will be preaent and WlU deliver
aa address. Other prominent expeueats
of irrigation WlU attend and wlU speak.
Mr. Hadley ha visited Seattle and
addressed tto chamber of eommeroe la
that olty and that body toa appointed
19 delegates to attend tto Spokane con
vention. A like interest haa bean aroused
ta Tacema, Ha stales that ha la la
ho pee of securing the same support Cram
tto business men of Portland.
Interest In Irrigation throughout thla
auction tovar gratifying." said Mr.
Hadley. "Aa usual many - prominent
business man ar taking up tha subject
What to atm mora noouragins to the
unusual attention whtoh la bstng shown
throughout tna tana lag dtotrtata la Irri
gation. They are now agitating tto Paiouae
project, it to estimated that thla plant
will throw not lasa than l.ofto.oo acres
under Irrigation. An appropriation for
this work haa already bona sot aaldo for
Wrytng out thlg project
"This means anoh for tto aoaat atttos.
It. to estimated that l.MO.OOt sere will
easily support an agricultural population
of lO.OOt Tto bringing under cultiva
tion of thla amount of land mean tha
Immediate creation of a purchasing aanv
munity consuming 1 1, 00 0,0 09 worth of
manufactured necessities every year,
where today ttora to acareely anything
aold."
Another project which he uaM may to
taken up by tto proposed organisation to
th raolamatlon of the Okanogan dia
trtot Tbera are great uoeslbillUee la
that auction, . Th stupendous propoal
Uoa of reclaiming th Big Bend ooun
try In which tha- water of tto Coonr
d'Alen lak will to utUlmed la another
possibility of tha future stoordlngi to
Mr. Hadley. -
"A great portion of tto Washington
and. aaatem Oregon soil to oompoaad of
volcanic ash," he eantlnued. "Wba thl
to -supplied with water It baoome vary
productlv. Tto river la these sec
tions ar all susceptible to gravity Irri
gation systems. Through tto moans of
Irrigation, many of tha moat arid aae
tionn of Oregon, Washington and Idaho
will to mad tha wtoat product! va dis
trict -ln the north wee t"
Mr. Hadley to also working te tha ta
tereete -of tha twelfth annual National
Irrigation oongrasa, which will to told
tn El Paeo. Texas,, Koverabcr II to II
Inclustva. Th last session of tha oon
grea waa held ta Ogdun and waa largely
attended, but Mr. Hadley expressed him
self aa being of the opinion that tha eon
gress thl year win attract many mors
detogatea. Unusually large delegations
will attend from the northwest
W dealra to make , big showing at
El Paso, he aald. Vfor the reason that
wa are going to seouaa tto next annual
aeeslon for Portland.
"El Paso to preparing aa alaborato ra
eeptlon for the visitors. The sum of
IlK.toa haa toon aubacrltod for their
entertainment A large convention ball
with a aeatlng c aolty of , people
will b planned. - .
"Tha work of tha congress will to di
vided Into departments. Back depart
ment will be In oharg of a specialist
Tha threo directors will be. p. H. Newell
who will have charga of tto reclamation
aurvtoo, Olfford Prachot will preelde
over tha denartmaot of foreatry and
Oeerge H. Maxwell will conduct th de
partment of land and water legislation.
Addreassa will to delivered by a bis
speaker along diffarant top log of In
terest" '
TROUBLE OVER THE
ESTATE OF FATHER
Ttora to a doubt to my rntod aa to oar
having been squarely dealt with, but I
bara ao enouey ta no to Investigate. As
tto property la located la Chehalls
county, Washington, and my lawyer at
Aberdeen, wash., it Is a little difficult
to And. out just what tha ottuatlaa la."
Thla language to used by Mrs. Dora A.
Dryer lo a report aa guardian of William
Charles Dreyer, who Inherited tto eetate
of his father. The estate haa not been
settled yet Mra. Dreyer aaya, tto law
yer Informing bar that tto titles to two
timber otataM tore not yet been estab
lished. Soma of th property waa aald by order
of oourt and out af what waa left Mra.
Dreyer asserts, a substantial amount had
to paid her attorney,
Tha reference Mra. Deyer make to
unfair treatment ta due to he belief that
tto provisions f tto will-ha v not been
oarrled out By the terms of this testa-
mt tor ward waa left $101 to ansa.
bsaklea tended tnterests. Thla amount
aba aaya, to too never rsaslrsd.
FIRE CAUSES PANIC
IN LODGING HOUSE
'f.i
Fir that atarted in a kitchen to tha
roar of e lodging house owned by Mra.
P. Riley, at 2B7H Beat Morrison street
at 11 o'clock teat night wrought damage
to tha extent of shout tl,e9. Thar was
a email panto of tha roomers to tha
building, and all got out safely. Tha
Alpine bouse, next door, wag slightly
damaged by water.
TM ara boat answered tha aall and
was reinforced by the nre department
both force doing good work. A three
Inch stream from tto hos en tb fire
boat aeon utlngulhed th flame. Tha
losssa ara nearly covered by insurance
(serial instate n The IarsaL
Mullan, Ida.. Sept 14. Fred Oreen
wald. proprietor of tha Wlneor hotel for
many years, to missing stnoe September
17. Ha told his wife that to waa go
ing to Tekoe, Wash, and nothing hag
been heard from him atoaa. Ho la said
qtssse selentlfioally tad an
actly fitted eye oomfort corns
with sack pair" aad guaranteed .
weak ayea mad strong and the dull
aye brightened bjr our aktUfut .
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What Attorney at C. Bronaugh rellea
on aa a atrong oard waa played yester
day In the clrOutt court whoa County
Clerk Frank S. Fields died aa anUavtt
brouant by Henry Walnhard aad deals
a temporary order ofaould not to laaued
raatrainlng hrm from holding a problbl-
tioa CeuoB ia WoTember. Tmnu
vit to a part of tha reoords la th suit
brought by Henry Walnhardi aad deals
with tto election flnaaoes, Ita purpoae
being to show that tha coat of aubtnlt-
tlng tha proposition to tha rotor being
alight no good reason exists for a tem
porary reetraiaing order. ' -
Aooordlng to tto anVterlt, tha total
assessed valuation af real and personal
property -la th oounty for .1101 waa
1 51, Oil. 140, The assessment roll for
104 baa not yet been completed. ' Th
total cot of printing ballots uaad at
tto general election, June C, IfM, i
only tl.MO, though 149 names of Candi
da tea and measure to to voted on, ap
peared on tha ballot The cost of print-
lag tto ballots for tto J una election In
loa was f l,Ul.7 a, .
It te estimated by Mr. Fields that tto
total number of candidates to to voted
oa tn Novemtos of this roar will to II,
two extra places on th ballot being re
quired for the prohibition measure. Th
expense of printing th ballot for th
November eleotlon to 1100 waa. 114.7.
Jn tto opinion! of Mr. Fields tto only
additional kpenw entailed jitoa tto
oounty, Dy reason or placing on uta
ballot the material required by auction I
of tha local option liquor tew. will to
th printer's ehacgea for composition
and tto ardaU additional amount of pa
per required. Ha assert that tha omis
sion of seotlon I will not materially cur
tail tha ma nf nrlnttna- 'th haltnta.
Th argument of Senator Joseph Si
mon being ooncladed before Judge
Oeorg on th demurrer to tto petition
for a restraining order asked by Mr.
Welnhard, Judge Martin I Plpee began
the argument for the opponents of the
meaaur. He apoto for about two hours,
bis laat point not being made until an
hour after tto adjournment af court fur
the day.
la addition to tha objections raised
by tto preceding speaker, to declared
that while th governor hag no veto
power aa regards tto referendum, to re
tains It la the initiative. On he eteast-
fled aa a propooltlon aad tha ottor aa a
reference. The title, h asserted, to
not sufficient to todloat tha prohibitory
clause tn tto act, and there is -no claue
authorising th submission for a. vote,
bee use tto aectloa relative ta th su
prom oourt and tha secretary of stata
la void, th supreme court therefore
having only to revls tto anal orders of
tha circuit oourt.
Judge Plpaa laid groat etreea on What
hr termed tto unconstitutionality of
the measuro, relative to tto legislature
delegating Ks power to th eoanty
oourt Ho asserted aleo that th tegla
latura baa no power to delegate to all
th people la tto state the power to
determine whether or not a tow a hall bo
enacted.
"If not wnoonstltuttoaat tto law to
vary vague as regard subdlvlalona,M to
stated. -Firs It provides that 1 per
oent of th voters of a oounty ara all
that shall to required to bova a prohibi
tion measure voted oa, and then It aaya
that two or three precincts or oven
more may pool toeueo aad tov tto
question submitted for all at onoa. Who
la to determine whether or not two
oountlea shall want to have tto guostlon
voted oa aa a subdivision T A few men
can oama together and reach thla oon-
olualoa and tha attorn .will have to
stand for tt Thla should to called an
anti-local option measure that to what
R to. It to a strange araaturo of laghv
toilou."
Judge Oeorg asked a number of voca
tion, among them being oevural la re
gard to tto veto power of the gov
ernor In th oase of a measure proposed
by tto people. In a referred ateesur,
Judge Tip admitted that tto governor
haa no veto power, but thla to Bald la
not tru of one proponed by th people.
H quoted from Judge- Bea In Oupport
of hla , contention, Tto oourt waa pro
vided with a large number of references
to dectelons bearing on the question.
Attorney Bronaugh waa given a week
In which to prepare a brief preeentlng
tto fecal option side Of tha oontroraray.
fv. FAOBBO OSVBIOAT, , i
(Sseehfl fMepateate Tb Joarsat) '
Xwlstoa, Idaha, Sept ft. Among tha
attraction recently booked for tto
fortheomlns; lewlston Interstate fair to
a pacing ostrich. Th bird, hitched to
a light wagon, will raae every day with
on of th swlftMt harness horses at
th track . Tto guldeless paoer, whlek
haa been a favorlt attraction for th
fairs In tba conatrp, will to aaen again
hero this fall.
as BAzas orrs.
- (Sseetal tlbuutcb Is fe toal.) u
Bafcer City, Sept St In spit of tbo
fact that thla to a presidential election
year, and that uaually hard tlmee. or at
least quut times ar uiked abont If
not really to vldeuoe, th bank of
Baker City Vday show a larger volume
of bustneaa than at thla time laat year.
And one af the leading bank officials
statea that It la hi Judgment general
buetneaa In eastern Oregon la In a heal
thy condition with a good futon
It's bad enough to spend
tn physksl pain without adding to It un
tweesaarw discomfort. .
' This Bedsids Tabla should be to rrdry
boms, takes any pcisitioa or sngls. is a
tabla, a writing or reading desk and
makes for comfort la tha sickroom.
They're swt.asexisivw. ,
v,; . . ,
easily as an old shoe. We have made trassvfitting a bus-
ness for the past forty years. Skilled men and women at
tend to this work and we guarantee satisfaction or you get
your money back, THB "WOODLARK" Truss, single,
shown in this cut we will lend to any address for 91.50,
double pad, f 2.25. 7 Our illustrated Truss Catalogue la
tree for the asking.
Elastic Stockings
furnish the only cure for enlarged or varicose veins, that
painful and often dangerous trouble tommon to men and
women of middle life and advanced years. .Our Silk Elas
tic Hosiery will -cover every possible requirement- We
know just bow to fit you and our Hosiery will wear be
cause It's good and fresh; no old, stale stock on our shelves, '
. Ours is made of the best stout silk and Para gum elastic.
Anklets and Wristlets, each;;.. ,.f 1.75
Leggings. ...f2.00. Garter Hose.. $2.50
meat blank and price list. v vv
fttvate fitting room with akilled attendants both
We Have
2,000 Artificial (Glassl Eyes
and never fail to make a perfect fit and match.
ivr ) - A - -. t it.
vnir Kezorm eye " iwvcnt
acme of comfort and naturamesa, "vv . . ... tfT
; Note To out-of-town customer we send . V jr
eyes on selection by express...- 7vv: ' :) Nspsw; "
Woodard, Clarke f Co:
; Fourth aad Washington Sts. H ; - v
1 CANADIAN MONEY TAKEN AT FULI VALUE P
WASHINGTON COUNTV
PROWS ARE ACTIVE
" (srecset Ctoatsh to Ta leret ' -
Wwt Amm Or.. Sant... It A uatk
tton to being circulated to Wash lug tou
nmintt ta aat tha Dtossserr ai sua tares
lusklag that voto to toton ta decide
whether - tto aalooa ahall no an owe
It la Uuwia-ht that tto reaulred
amount of signature WlU to eaally ob
tained.
CoL John Sobtosxl of Lea Anfeiea. a
noted soldier and statesman, who la
workina for tto state committee to tto
latere ta of local option,, apoto to
Vert's ball laat evening. Ha gave a
vary interesting and toatruotlva talk oa
the rrlls of intemperance. HO epeeks
tbta v suing and Sunday avenlng In
Marsh haU and tomorrow evening to
Vert a halt ' ' ;
It la hoped "by tha Prohibition! ta that
Colonel Sobleakl will arous tha towns
people ao that tha Commercial olu. a
soctol organisation formed by noma of
thef wueleess men for getting their
liquor sine tto famous Iron bousa" toa
been otoaed. wlU to euppressed aa oral
nano to being formulated by th olty
council through which H uxpeot to
doe th Commercial otob. y
Peacock flour to tto tost fancy patent
hi tto market. At leading groeer.
Stop in and
try a pair of
the new
Everythins;
thafg right in .
Men's Shoes
is here and the
wen tsiwi ,,
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An Ilt-Flttlng
Truss Is a Con
stant Menace
to the health and life of the
wearer. Our Trasses wear aa
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lavniiwa a m v" 1
ARCHBISHOP SHOWN
" MANY COURTESIES
(speeUt Mesefcl srUaeefl WVe te tto Jbersal
Washington, Sept -Tha Archbishop
of Canterbury and kts suit arrived hero
this morning early and la tha guest of
Bishop Satterlee af thla dlooeea, , Tto
disUagutohed visitor baa already been tto
recipient of many honors and courtesies.
In tha afternoon ha waa presented at tto
White Howe, later ta th artarnooa bo
told a reoeatton at tha Corcoran Gallery
of Arts and tonight to waa tha guest f
honor at a dinner at tto whlta Houee. .
Tto program for tomorrow 1 that pri
vate services at tto realdmoa of Bishop
Rat tar lee will be held and at 11 a. m.
tba archbishop win attend tha servtosn
at Bt John's ohureh. Thar wlU to a
great gathering In tb afternoon at tha
proposed alt for tba Episcopal cathedral.
where K to expected th archbishop wlU
deliver a abort address. The Sermon of
tto day will ba delivered by Bishop
Doan of Albany. Th address of wel
OOBM will to mad by Bishop Sattr,le
..' SAABS MMI S&BASBB.
- (wsKlal Mspttc to Tse foerast.V 1 '
Independence, Or Sept tt Th X,
of P. lodge of this plaoe elected Verb
Hill and David Calbreeth to attend tto
meeting of tto grand lodg lo Portland.
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