The Oregon daily journal., December 26, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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PORTLAND. - WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 28. 1900.
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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.
CLEARANCE INCREASE
VilLLIAD-S VJRAIII
COOLS HOT
v ' , r-:
Terrible Malady Recurs Through
Strain of His Awful
' " Rage. . ; -
IS FIFTY MILLIONS
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Figures Representjpnly Actual Cash Business and Does Not Take
, V' Into Consideration Mortgages and Other-Such
Transactions. . -v-'-" ''""'.
Crowds packing the store to scUocdlonEvcry slslc a seething mass of Layers TL:rc
never was such a $ale before end the crowds are the greatest that ever paclied 11:2 store
- Portland" a bank" clearances , top the
twelve months of 110 show an Increase
ever IS or of. Iff .TtT.atMT.'r'rhta figure
ie Inclusive of tho month of December,
an aattmata of whoaa clearings was fu
oiahed by jr. u Hartman of tha Portland
clearing house, and abowa a remarkable
an In tha financial atatua of tho city.
Tha largest percentage of gain la
ahown for tha month of Novarober, whan
tha total clearing- amounted to nearly
S J 0,00 0.000 and were only a few thou
sand In excess of tho bank clearings for
tha preceding month. Tho total for No
vember this year ia tt.2S4.721.S7 greater
tban for tha corresponding - month of
ItOS, an Increase of nearly 40 per cent
and tha heaviest monthly Increase dur
ing tha year. -
Tha figures gtvea la ' tha monthly
. ; . . v, ' : ios.
January .,'...$ 14.120.640.41
February M 14.044.430H
Marofc , 1, 464,154.47
April . ................... 14.811.648.40
May ,. ... 18tl.4t5.tS
June ..... - !0,124,7.44
July , ... ,. 14.JK3.750.2l
August 17.127.306.17
September 10.030.42.14
October .............. 14,436,174.41
November , M.403.S3i.OS-
December ..;.........., ' si.0SS.004.Sl
1318,402,712.4
Estimated.
. Herbert R. Dixon of Forest Grove"
Perishes by Capsizing
Of Boat.
DIVER FROM PORTLAND
SEARCHING FOR BODY
V Dyton Was Strong Swimmer and Ex-
per); Boatman -Neighbor Witnesses
: Helplessly His Terrific Struggle for
. Life Leaves Remarkable Family.
(Snerlsl IlDetrfe toTb Jnerssl.T'
: JForest. Orove, Or., Dec. 24, Herbert
It. Dixon was drowned In tha Tualatin
river one mile south of this place yea
tcrday morning about t:IO o'clock. The
river la swollen aver its banks,, cover
ing tha whole field, and rushes with
wild speed over the snags and brush.
Young Dixon- left home about 8:30
in tha morning to catch the o'clock
train for Gaston, telling hlg. wire that
ha would row up stream In hla newly
constructed boat and. thereby cut off
some distance of travel. .
He had been gone from horns but
a raw minutes when a neighboring
farmer named Bead beard cries for help
from tha river. When Reed reached the
scene Toting Dixon was clinging to the
keel of tha boat, floating down stream.
The next moment ha waa cut. loose
i - - . .
Dis Cigar Doesn't "
Taste Right
And Yet It Is tha Same Ha Was
Smoking With So Much Relish "
After Dinner, Last Night Out
' . ' of tha Very Same Box, Too. .
Xt Xaat .tha Segar Xt'a the toxaack.
'- Every smoker has experienced thta
,J peculiar condition of . tha atomach and
;' liver, tha result usually of Imperfect
'dlgesliqn of food. And the blame ia
1 usually put on tha cigar and not where
It belonga.
SlflKS 111 RAGKIG
: TUALATIH
3
Such men ara usually high livers,
" "hard workers mentally, living - under
high praaaura and high draught, and It
doean't take a great deal to disorder
) the stomach or render tha liver torpid.
They ahould make M a practice to uae
- some tried and reliable remedy like
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, that will
aid Nature and not force .It and will
' take care of tha sudden attacks .of
acuta Indigestion. ' V
Tha use of these tablets la not to be
'. confounded with the patent medicine
habit." Stusrt'e Dyspepsia Tablets are
- not a patent medicine, but are composed
. af tha very elements which nature pro-
' vldea tha healthy atomach to do tha
, work of digestion pepsin, dlsstsse,
- goldea seal. etc. - There. la no secret in
, j, their preparation they ara absolutely
' pure and therefore all tha world uses
them. '
No matter how disordered the stom
' ach may be, tt will right Itself If given
tha chance. Btuarfa Dyspepsia Tablets
digest food where the stomach can't,
give tha abused stomach and intestines
a rest . and offer renewed strength to
the worn out 'glands and muacles.
-Brain workers can rely on Stuart's
dyspepsia Tablets, no matter how tense
tha strain. All druggists carry them in
tha 0-cent packages, or if you prefer a
. free trial package can ba bad by aendlng
your nsma and address sorter. F. A.
Stuart Company, 71 Stuart Building,
. Marshall, JHlca,
totals represent only tho actual cash
business transacted, tha .money Jthat
moves through the Portland banks, and
do not take Into consideration mortgages
and other transactions of that character.
Tha fact that toe Seattle banks for a
long time held oter their dally balance
and Included it In. the next day'a state
ment was largely responsible for' tha
padded showing of tha bank clearings
in that city. . Now it Is claimed by tha
banking Institutions of Seattle .that
their balances are made in 'actual cash.
- In tha statement below' tha monthly
clearings ara given', for 1006 and ISO,
showing the gain of each month of this
year over corresponding months of laMt
year. It la likely that the estimate for
December of this year will fall some
what abort of the actual figures to be
Issued at tha end of tha month:
HO.
I' 20,084,081.01
17.04S.837.1S
12.381.401.11
' lt.405.289.il
V J2.060.277.4
21.604.184.08
23.664. 434. 1
23.681.904.0J
25.008.609.84
-2S.442.471.24
29.457.65S.S0
tt.ooo.ooa.oo
l27t.130.S4t.If
Increase. -I
S.S66.640.S1
2,81. 206.62
- 2.727.244.44
1,093,720.61
' 1.80M11.8S
1.281,184.4
. 4.310.886.45
- 6, 864. 410.7
'. 4.178.017.70
.J0J,S.8S"
: 8,154,721.87
" 4.34.98.05
HJ.737,636.47
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Herbert R. Dixoru
from the boat by an Intervening snag,
and. although-ho had on a heavy wool
art overcoat and rubber hoots he swam
down' stream at least; 30O yards before
sinking.
Beveral desperate attempts were made
by tha drowning man to grasp brush
and get to j shore, but the river was
rushing, at a speed of 11 miles an hour,
and despite hla exceptional ability aa a
awlmmer tha current carried him un
der.
Reed summoned help Immediately,
and In a abort tlma 25 men were at
work with grappling hooks trying to
find the body. . A force of men worked
continuously yesterday from t o'clock
In .the morning till late at night, but
no trace waa found of the body.
Hugh Grady came out from Port
land thla morning and la at work dlv
Ing thla afternoon with a big crew of
men assisting.. , . -
Toung Dixon waa an expert swimmer
and boatman. He came hero about 11
yeara ago with hla brother, Ed Dixon,
from Colorado, where ha was born tt
years ago; Ha was the aon of Jacob
Dixon of thla place. He leaves a wife
and seven little children. A singular
ract about hla children la that alx of
the seven are three pairs or twine.
FATHER OF HdUSE OR
LORDS IS EIGHTY-FOUR
(Journal Special STTtc
London, Deo. 2 f. Lord Leicester, the
"father of the house of lords," entered
upon his eighty-fifth year today and waa
tha recipient of many congratulations
from his fellow peers. Lord Leicester
la given hla title of father of tha house
of lords because of tho length of Ills'
continuous service. in point of age he
la tha junior of Lord Gwydyr, who la 9t
yeara old, and Lord Field, who waa tt
last Auvust. !
Lord Leicester acted a a page at the
coronation of Queen Victoria nearly 70
yeara ago. Ha haa principally distin
guished himself by having married twice
and begotten no less than It children,
there being a dttTerajioe of exactly SO
yeara l between tha age of hla eldest
child. Lady Poweracourt, and that of
his youngest child, who waa born In
l)4. . : .
WED UNDER RITES
; OF ANCIENT PERSIANS
(Journal Special Brvlra,t '
Chicago,. Deo. 26. The first marriage
ceremony aver performed In. thla coun
try, under tha ancient rites of the Per
sians took place today at Maadasnan
Temple. Tha contracting partlea were
Hopper Millet of Montreal and Miss
Ida Adella Marsh of thla city. Tha
ceremony waa performed by tha priest.
Dr. Hanlsh. Tha bride, who la a mem
ber of tha Masdainan Temple congrega
tion, desired tha church ceremony- be
cause of the blessings aha bellavea.lt
Will bring. In keeping with tha ancient
rites, said to have been laid down cen
turies ago by Zoroaster, tha marriage
Is to be followed by a week of contin
uous religious services.
FREMONT COMPANY'S
PIPE LINE COMPLETE
.. . . .
' (Special Diapatrh t The JoartMl.) '
Granite, Or., Dec. St. The laying of
tha big wooden pipe Una for tha Fre
mont Power company's electric plant
haa been completed. Tha work of In
stalling tha electrical machinery at tha
power station haa been delayed some,
owing to tha delay In tha arrival of tha
two Pel ton -wheels to furnish power for
tha generators and dynamos.
While the chief purpose of tha plant
Is to furnish cheap powf for tha oper
ation of the Red Boy mine, enough ad
ditional will ba. generated to, supply
neighboring mines of -thla camp and
the. Bourne camp. Tha -Red Boy mine
wll be reopened with large foroe, ;
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COLONIAL AMBITIONS '
T: NEVER Tb BE REALIZED
Reichstag Dissolved, butWill Return
a Worse Foa of Absolutism Ef
' feet ot News of Exposing Belgian
: Lobby. . -' ' '.
(Joarsal Special BeMtea.)
Berlin, Deo. St. The kaiser haa been
in exceedingly bad humor during tha
last three weeks since It bersmo appar
ent that the relcbstsg would not mske
the ealled-for appropriation to carry oa
the often suppressed, but alwaya exist
ing, sebelllon fit German South Africa,
and when It became necessary for the
government "either to surrender or dis
solve tha relchstag hla majesty is said
to have had a severe paroxysm of rage.
Prince Chancellor Von Buelow, who
magnanimously shouldered tha whole
responsibility, although everyone knowa
that but for the kaiser's obstinacy the
crisis might have seen avoided, haa re
ceived no thanks and scant. courtesy, .
Colonialism at as Bad.
It even seems to gall the emperor
that a compromise waa lost by only five
votes. He would have preferred an open
battle with a atronger enemy. '
The nervous strain has affected the
kaiser's health and brought on an at
tack of hla old ear trouble, which causes
htm almost unbearable pain ' and pre
vents him from sleeping.
: To an -unbiased observer it looks aa if
Germany's colonial policy has come to
an end. The relchstag will undoubtedly
return atlll atronger opposed to the
waste of money on unprofitable colo
nies, and the torrents of blood and mil
lions of money 'spent In Southwest
Africa will bring no result.,
Leopold's Washington X.obby.
" OUfslde of ' the dissolution of the
relchstag, tha exposure of tha workings
of the Belgian lobby in Washington have
formed tha general topic ot conversa
tion here.
While the ultra-conservative press,
which has alwaya been antl-Ameiican,
points to the revelations as a fresh ex
ample of the corruption among law
makers snd men of high finance In tha
United States, the liberal and espe
cially the socialistic papers are full of
praise of the New York paper which did
the work that caused the government in
Washington to change Ha whole policy
toward Intervention In the Congo In less
than a day. . '
- Tearless Amerloaa Press. -One
of tha editors of a leading so
cialist .organ said: 'The're may be. or
rather, undoubtedly is. plenty of cor
ruption in the United States, but It will
never become dangerous so long aa you
have y6iir fearless press.
' "In these last dsys wa have once more
been ahown an example of Ita power,
and In' hla inmost heart there la not a
Journalist here who doee not admire
your press aa represented by tha truly
American papers. -,.
' "I fall to understand how these docu
ments concerning the - Congo lobby,
which left no loophole of escape, were
collected. To accomplish something Jt
Beemrtjurws-WIH have to send our
young newspapermen - ato America to
learn their profession,. The world at
large owea an enormous debt of grati
tude to tha much abuaed yellovf Ameri
can papers."
QUIET PREVAILS TODAY AT
SCENE OF RACE RIOT
Total of Twelve Dead, Two of
Them Negroee Three
. Wounded." "
(Joarsal Sprrlal gervlce.l N
Jackson, 1 Miss., Dec it. Governor
Vardaman'a report from the scene of
the race trouble Indicates that quiet
prevails todsy. Troops are In control
of the situation and fully-able to cope
with any emergency. Reports have been
grossly exaggerated.
Twelve dead, IS negroes and two white
men, and Three wounded, ia tha total of
the dead In Kemper county since the
trouble started Sunday morning.
Colonel McCants, the commander of
the Second regiment, was Informed that
the negroes had fortified themselves two
miles from Wahalak, and a party of sol
diers went out to dislodge them, but
when -he troops arrived on. the scene
the blacks had dlaappeared.
Two negroes namea Simpson were
killed near Wahalak by whites and three
more were lynched before the arrival of
the troops, Including George Simpson,
one of the principals in tha disturbance
aboard the Mobile Ohio train last
Sunday, aad father of tha two already
mentioned. v ..-
CAREER OF PIONEER ;
ERASTUS R. WILSON
(Special Dlapetrii te Tha Joeraal.) '
yarllngton. Or., Dee. 2f. ErastuS H.
Wilson, who died at hla home here
Sunday, waa a native of Lee. Oneida
eounty. New Tork, and emigrated from
that atate to Minnesota In 1S(5. He
waa married at Booneville to Mis
Mary Carey of Oneida eounty, who sur
vives him. From Minnesota he moved
to California, where he resided about
two years. He then came to Oregon
and settled In what waa then known
as Alkali, and where the city of Arling
ton now stands, me family haa been
Identified with the development and
Improvement of the city In many way
Mr. Wilson leavea an aged wife and
one daughter. Mrs. Harry Burnham, ot
Umatilla. Mr. Wilson was a veteran
of the civil war and a member of the
a. A. R.
The funeral took place yesterday
from the family residence, with Inter
ment at tha Arlington cemetery.
' J
lauant Bolemtlsta Mas.
t (Journal Spaelal Servloe.)
Providence, R. I., Dec. 26. Emlnrfht
men of science representing five of the
great national scientific societies are to
meet at Brown university for the three
dsys beginning today. The societies
represented are the American Economic
association. Bibliographical Society of
America, Amerlral Sociological society,
Amerlcsn Hlstorlrsl association and the
American. Tolltlcal Science association.
There are several hundred membera
present, many , of whom rank aa the
foremost ef American eciaotia La,
Breaking all low price records Tomorrow again this merciless-sactifice of prices and values continues Come
with the crowds and get your share of the bargains. " ' " '
$1.00'13uys $2r3 and $4 Worfcfo
Our entire quarter of a million-dollar stock" to be forced out regardless of sacrifice must be reduced to almost
half before inventory. There's no reserve, everything goes, and at a price to sell it at sight
A Store
Full of
Bargains
BARGAINS -ARE THE GREATEST EVER i
Get in line for these, and rernemBer, there's thousands of other bargains just as great it's the time of all
times to buy.' ' . ' ' '. .)"'
2c
69 c
For large
$1.50 Striped
Blankets.
For. large-5c
Turkish
Wash' Rags
Women's 15c to 2Sc Em
broidered Turnover C-
Collars
Women s and Children s
Black Hosiery, worth C
to 35c, at 17eV9e and .OC
Women's $3.00, $3.50 and
$4.00 Skirts, all in 01 iCQ
one lot. Choice. .PiaUy
Reg. $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
Fur beans
Muffs, - go
Fur Scarfs and OQ-
t....,...70V
$1.00 to $2.00 ' Fascinators,
black and colors, . 30s
go at joy
Thousands of 25c and 35c
"Toothbrushes go r
at, choice
Odd
up to
FOLLOW
There never was, never will
day and
HOHENLOHE VICTIM
OF 'SWINDLER
German Prince Mulcted Out of
Hundred Thousand Dollars
-on Stock Deals.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASES
NEVER CARRIED OUT
Investigations Showed That All Op
erations Were Sham Suspicion
Aroused by 41s Notes Being Dis
counted.
(Journal Special Berates.)
Paris. Dec. 16. M. Slmlonl de Flerea,
a Paris banker, has been arrested ss a
conaequesse of , a complaint lodged
against htm some els months ago by
Prince Frederick Charles von Hohen-
lone, nepnew vt mw ikiuvu, vn.iimiur,
and brother of.Jthe ez-Stadthalter ci
Alsace-iorraine.
Prince Frederick Charles von Hohen-
lohe. who lives In . tha Avenue dee
Champs-Elysees. waa during the sum
mer of last year flooded with circulars
urging him to buy Pekln ayndlcate
shares. These circulars were sent ny
M. de Fleres.
The prince at first threw them Into
the wests paper basket, but the persis
tency of de Fleres finally overcame
his better Judgment and hs gave the
banker various orders. Within the per
iod of four months, however, these
operations were so disastrous fhst the
balance. vras nearly 1100,000 against the
prince.
Prince von Hnhenlohe settled the
difference, but soon arrived at tha con-
In
Dr- Graves'
Toolli Powder
you have a pe
antiseptic. It
erfect dentifrice and
antiseptic. It insures mouth
purity ; aftd' beauty becomes a
part of one's life in its twice-a-day
use. Just ask your dentist
about it. .
; la handy metal sans hetse. SSe.
PORTIIMID 1IM7
wm aT I ss m I xv. was AT 1 rLTr
BiOCKjW
4c
1 2c
For Chil
dren's 35c
Union Suits.
For mill ends
15c Nbvelty
Suitings. v
aw.' f
-i-aBX - Vs
15c Fancy Hat. Pins,
all styles; choice for , Cj -
each uw
And Look at These
1.000 reg. So Tin Cups go at 2a
Wash Basins, worth lie, Vr
Women's $1.50 and $2.00
Flannelette Kimo- A fin
nos, cut to OKt
Large lOo qt.
up to 5c. go at , li.
each :
Dover Egg Beaters go at.. 7
Ic, Sc. lOo Odd Baucera....2y
All So and So Pie Tina go
lOo and Uo cold handle f.r
Stove Lifters WW
ISo large tin Bread Panel. Te
10c 'Asbestos Mats go at... 4
6o Glass Tumblers, bait fl
. price .2V
10-qt. gmlvanlaed Buck-- 1 fr
eta, SBo value ......... Is
too and ISo Flour Sifters. 124
II and- 11.28 decorated cov
ered Vegetable AQr
Dishes ."....'."
Rubber Gas Tubing, foot. ..-4e
tOe-deuble-alDa-Wash r-
Boards .
10c and 15c Moire - and
Satin Ribbons, all - C
colors, yard .......... JW
15c, 20c and 25c boxes Sta
tionery, go at, Or
choice JV
Odds and ends of Dress
Goods, worth up to Oi
35c yard .i , VC
Lace Curtains, worth
75c pair.- -J
be, a greater bargain sale,
thousands of new ones on sale tomorrow. Doors open at
vtotion that theae Operations were all
a aham, and that de Flerea was aided
and abetted by an accomplice, acting
for him in London. The Jugs d'lnatruo
tlon, M. Flory, Instructed an accountant
expert to look Into the matter, and It
waa in consequence of his report that
de Fierce was arrested. At a restaurant
close by, M. - Dlxmler, his accomplice,
who had returned from London, was
also taken In charge.
In giving hla instructions to de
Fleres, the prince had atlpulated that
his orders should be executed at Lon
don, . and that tha banker ahould act
merely as an Intermediary. Do Fleres
had, of course, arranged, his accounts
and letters so thla should appear to
be the case, but Williams; Frenoh;
Williams. Glover Co.--the three firms
which were ostensibly acting for the
prlnoe, proved to be merely manifesta
tions of M. de Fleres himself.
The . operations had' never been exe
cuted, the money had never left Paris.
This la proved by two lettera from
Dlxmler to de Flerea, - '
" Discounted Kls rape.'
Prince von Hohenlohe'a ayea were
first opened on learning that de Flerea
had discounted one of his acceptances
for $10,000. and that others were circu
lating among brokera of doubtful repu
tation.
The charges against the banker are
that the operatlona were fictitious, that
tha three English firms to which his
(the prince's) orders were transmitted
did not exist, that de Flerea simply ap
propriated the first paymenta and ma
neuvered to extort large auma from the
prince under eover ef fluctuations which
M. de Flerea la an Italian. iO yeara
of age, who founded a bank In Rue de
la Banque with Prlnoe Henri de BrogUe
Bevel as a Bleeping partner. He le a
knight of the Crown of Italy, moves In
circles of even the highest aristocracy,
and Is a friend of the son of the Mar
quis dl Rudlni. He Uvea at the rate of
about $100,000 per annum; haa or had,
besides his Parle residence, villas at
Blarrtts, Deauvllle -and Monte Carlo,
with horses, carrlagea and automobiles.
GOLDEN WEDDING OF'
CLATSKAN1E COUPLE
(Special Dlapatrh to The Joeraal.)
Clatskanle, Or., Dec II. Mr. and Mrs.
Jonathan J. Eastman yesterday cele
brated their golden wedding at their
home in Clatskanle. Their three chil
dren, grandchildren, great-grandchildren
and about SO friends spent the evening
with them. Mr. Eastman is a native ot
Ohio and Mrs, Eastman of Indiana.
They ware married In Wisconsin. Later
they were pioneers In Colorado and in
1S7I rams on to Oregon, where they
have since resided, except nine year
they spent In Florida.
Mr. Eastman waa In the mercantile
business before the CM! war, but was
mustered out with a-. Wisconsin regi
ment; during that wsr. After tha war
he spent a few yeara mining In Colorado
and alnce 1S7S haa followed farming In
Oregon and Florid v . -I
DlMTIllT - STORE
f-VSCO
Ilelr -
trfCU"
T4Ce OM YAMHILL
3c
For 8c and
10c cakes
ic
For 5c cakes
best Ironing
Wax.
Toilet Soap
Women'a Sample Vests 5,000 Bath Towels, worth
and Pants, worth iQ- up to 15c, , - On
$2.50, go at, each.... cut to ........a...... 7
10,000 -pounds 'Best Granu- Women's 25c Lace Collars,
lated Sugar, goes i I r all fancy ' tr
ati pound styles .............. 1VW
Mill ends Fancy 'Cotton One lot of Purses, worth
Suitings, worth up in 20c and 25c, go Q
.io 15c yard ...... ..a a2C at, choice
Boys' Best 75c Corduroy I n f a n't s' M 1 1 1 e a and
Knee Pants," .7 . 'JQn Gloves, worth 25c r 11 n
pair .Myt and 35c, pair.... .....Ill
Fancy Scarfs and Squares, Fancy and Jewel-Set Back
worth up to 35c; Q Combs, 25c
choice values ........rK.L.iyC
MKaMaaaaaawaKBKaK ra
One lot Women's Waists, c and 10c Fancy Toilet
all 50c and 75c OA -SoajSsgot, r. 'Jr
values; chofce .....k aaiTtW cake ......aC
-.vi v
Dish Pans, worth
CROWDS AND
here, elsewhere, anywhere.,
FEDERAL ARM NOW
LONG ENOUGH
eeaBaaBeesjaaeaaeasaaaBBBsh,
Also Strong Enough, Says Jus
tice Harlan of United States
Supreme Court.
CONSTITUTION TO BE
RIGIDLY CONSTRUED
. , , - ,
National Government's Powers Dele
gated, and States' Liberties Synony
mous With People's Liberties Ad
vocates Strong and Adequate Navy.
1 (Jnsraal Special Service.)
Washington, Deo. 26. Justice Har
lan of tha United Statea supreme court
has signalised hla golden wedding anni
versary by an emphatlo declaration on
the question of an Increase In ftderal
over state power. The Venerable Jurist,
when asked whether, after serving aa
soldier and Judge, he waa prepared to
aay that an Increase of federal power
la to be desired, said:
"I served In the Civil war aa a colonel
and will -have been on the bench 21
years on the 10th day of this month.
I can say now. what, J have said ' lit
many Judicial decisions, and auch has
been the uniform doctrine of our court,
that the federal' government . haa no
powera except thoee delegated to It by
express grant on hy necessary Implica
tion from an express grant.
"f think the federal government haa
all tha powera It need have for the pur
pose of accomplishing the objects for
which the government waa established,
and that any tendency to enlarge Ita
powera by loose construction on the
words of the constitution ought to be
restricted. I think the preservation of
the states with all Just powers ia essen
ttsl to the preservation ot our liber
ties." i i
Justice Harlan then passed to the Sub
ject of increasing the defensive power
or tne nation. ,
"I am strongly Iq favoi of thla coun
try having a navy large enough and
powerful enough to protect our Inter
ests," he said, 'and to let all tha bal
ance Of the world know that It will ba
no trilling thing for any nation to In
terfere with thla country."
" Fruit Inspectors are putting up no-
tloee requiring pruning and spraying.
That'e right make Oregon the best
Doors
Open at
9 A.M.
TO
m
3c
1
C
Doz.
For reer. 5d
For reg. 5c
spools Sew
ing. Cotton.
and 10c
Pearl Buttons,
COME
AH items advertised yester
9 a. m. u
0. R.& N.EAGLE WILL
SCREAM AT PILOT ROCK
(Special Dispatch toTJia Journal.) -Pendleton,
Or, Deo. tt. It la the
hope of the O. K. at N. company to
open the Pilot Rock branch of the line
on July 4, 1S0T, with a monster eele
bratlon at Pilot Rock In. honor of tna
occasion. Every effort of the com
pany will be made with this end in
view, and If the road can be completed
the company will take active part In
preparing a program -for a celebration
at Pilot Rock next year. Pendleton clt
aena will take an active part In the mat
ter and it la expected the affair will be
one of the most glorloua eventa ever
held In Umatilla county. -
Heart
Palpitation
t .... .
Indigestion causes the atomach
to expand swell and puff up ,
against the heart This crowds
tha heart and inUrferee with :
ita action, causing ahortneae eft
breath, palpitation ef the heart,
to. ,
Kodol '
Dyspepsia Ctiro
BI0E9TS WBAT TOO IAT
tales tha strain off the heart,
and contributes nourishment,
strength and health to every
organ of tha body. Cures IndU
feetion. Dyspepsia, Sour Stom
ach, Belching, Gas on Stomach,
and all Stomach troublec,
' Daaovs, Iowa.
Three years age I was afflicted '
with ladigtatloa ae atach Uat
I waa ia can tinsel pela.. After
. eating say heart was affected
' and I had aaiotatrlcg sensations, t
Two bottles ef Kodol eared rate.
( ALES2T LATX
I 3A llr sWrV sj'-i t
Vmm smca al f I
tea. av er ml ft I
BolA r '
Xrult state la the uulon.
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