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WBBBSflKSS! . -ig.... - THE . OREGOIT DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLANDS THURSDAY 'EVENING. : MAY '23, tlBU. M1HH0PES CENTER IN DM011; UVYER GETS BUSY Arrives In ; Los "Angeles ' and ; Without Delay Takes Up De fense of Accused 1 Dynamit ers-7-" Joo Busy to Talk." (UaHed prw Lest Wlro.) " Xs Angeles. CaL, Mar M. Olvlnt the newspaper men the Blip. Attorney Oarenoa Darrow, who la to defend the McNimirt bromen on the chary of having dynamited , tfca Los Antelee Times' building, left the train three miles from hot' Angelas at ;I8 thla . morning, f An automobile, was waiting and brought Darrow to tho city With out going tOv a hotel Darrow hurried to the office of Attorney Job Harrlman and immediately atarted to arrange hla plana for the preliminary hearing of the McNamara brothera, scheduled for June 1. : Harrow denied hlmaelf to all news paper men. deolarlng that he was "too buey to talk.- , HaaTamara aTerroaa. After a night of twisting and turn ing on hla Iron cot at the city prison John J. McNamara, aocretary of the International Association of Bridge and Structural. Iron Workers, aroae at 4 a. la. today to receive Attorney Darrow. Mf Namara'a nerves wore- on edge today fand ho spent hours until Darrow'a ar rival pacing up and down the narrow Umlts of bis cell. ' - ' Of tho three ; prisoners accused of complicity In he altered dynamiting of the Tlmea building, JohnMcNamara, until today, has been far the moat com posed. But with the coming of Darrow tho seriousness of the charge appeared to dawn upon him with greater force than erer. lie looked at hla watch a ecore of tlmea and repeatedly asked the Jailer if DarroWs train were on time. He requested local labor officials to bring Darrow to hrai Just aa aoon after his arrival aa possible. Z arrow Xla Hope. - John McNamara firmly bellevea that If anyone can clear him of the charge against him, Clarence Darrow la the man. Despite contrary reports hs haa all along believed that Darrow would un dertake hla defense. The coming of Darrow, howerer, had ' little apparent effect on either Jamea B. McNamara or Ortle McManlgal. They arose at the usual hour and after a hearty breakr fast, burled themselves. In the morning papera, as their daily custom. After 8r minutes spent In the office of Harrlman going over papers bearing on the Times dynamiting case, Dkrrow and Harrlman drove away , In an auto mobile. While neither would announce their destination, It was believed they would make their way to the city prl aon for a conference with John McNa mara. T Hundreds of labor sympathisers who gathered at the depot to greet Darrow wera disappointed when It waa found that he had left tho train at another elation. . 4 Bays Ken Xnaooent, It wee later found that the two went to the Jail After a two houra' confer enca with- John J. and James B. McNa mara, charged with Ortle McManlgal with having dynamited the building of the Lot Angeles times, Clarence Dae row of Chicago, who will control the de fense' of the brothers, said: "After a talk with John McNamara and hla brother," said Darrow, "I am convinced that they had no part In the destruction of the Times building. I am Just as firmly convinced of their Inno cence aa I was or the lnnoconre Of Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone, after my con ference Kith them. I shall do every- thing In my power for the McNamaras, SCHMIT2 NOT "BROKE";;; v BUYS MEXICAN' LAND 0 - , ' United prne Ussed wlr. '' ' , "Tamplco, Mexico, May J5. That for mrr Mayor Kugene K. Bchmlta of Han Francisco ' la plentifully supplied with money was shown here today by the an nounoement, that Schmlta haa just closed a dear for the purchase of large tract of agricultural land, near here. It waa reported . recently that Bchralts was stranded and destitute in a remote part of the atate of Bonora, .: -HARLAN'S WRITTEN i- j , V aaaawaawaBiasiaBi u (Continued From Pace One.) ? Standard caao in "minor matters,;' Jus nv naniD laora: ' "I apprehend that theea modlflcatlona may prove mischievous." . Harlan then referred to tin enact ment of the Sherman law. racitlnr tha conditions which brouaht It about. Ha compared that time with the conditions existing during the days of slavery, and continued: ., "If the conviction of the corners. tlons were universal tha country would bo In real danger from tho alavery that would result from tha exaKrattona of capital In tho hands of a few in dividuals or corporations Who would control for their own profit and ad vantage . exclusively- the . entire bualneaa Of the country, Inoludlnr the production and aale of the necessities of life." Quote Court's Decision. He then quoted tne court's 190 de cision In the trsns-Mlssourl freight case, whore the opponents of ths Sher man law first advanced tha "unreason able" restraint of trade plea. Hla quo tation ended "to say that the act ex- eludes' agreementa which are not un reasonable restraint of trade la aub- stantlally leaving tha question of ua reaaonableness to the companies them selves. W ar asked to read lntd tha act by way of Judicial legislation aa ex ceptlon not placed there by tha law mak Ing branch ,M tha government. This Is to be done on the theory that the policy of such legislation la ao chr that Its cannot be suppoaed that con gress. Intended the natural Import .of tne languass it used.., Thla we cannot ana ought not to do. He declared ' the court should have Immediately Instructed the attorneys arguing tne "reasonable", construction In the Standard Oil case that euob con atructlon was not open to argument. having been established by previous de cisions, and should have advised them to go to congress for . any desired rnange. .1 1 -. . Ooademns Word "Beaeonable." Continuing. Justice Harlan said: "My brethren In , their wisdom have now aald to those condemning our for mer decision who object to all leglsle tlve prohibition of contracts In re straint of trade: Tou may now re strain such commerce, provided -you are reasonable about It' ' "Thla dleposltlen of the esse, accord ing to tha views of the defendants, will quiet and give rest to the "business of tha country.' On the contrary, I have a strong conviction It will throw tha business of the country Into confusion and Invite widely extended, harrasslng litigation, the Injurloua effects of which will b felt for years. "As I ssld at the outset, the action of the court In this -ase might well alarm thoughtful men who rever the constitution." Court V turps rower. "The courts have nothing to do with the wisdom or the policy of the acta of congress. They have no function to declare public policy or to amend en actments. Nevertheless. If I do not II misapprehend ,tha - court's opinion..; tha court has now read Into an net of con gress words not round there, and has thereby done that which It decided In If 01 and 10I eould not be dona without violating ths constitution. "Aftsr many years of publlo service In the national capital and after a somewhat eloea observation of tha con duct of publlo affatra, I am Impelled to aay that there la abroad In tha land a moat harmful tendency to bring about GOVERNOR ASK ED AGAIN TO PARDON MORRIS (stbaj Bareei f The Journal.) Salem, Oi, May 15. With but one the amending of constitutions and leg-I'day left In which to pass upon appli cative enactmente by meana atone or 1 canons ror pardon for W. CooDar ur. Judicial construction. The supreme law ria. Governor West gave audience to- of tha land, which la binding upon all day at noon for half an hour to John alike, gives to congress alone tha au- Manning and Alex 8 week of Portland, thorlty to resulste oommerce; when who presented a petition bearinr itao congreaa roroiaa ma resiraim 01 such ' "" J 1 1 signatures asking oxecullve clemency for tha -convicted', bank wrecker. The governor gave tha attorneys no Inti mation what hla final decision would be. He - aald ha had not yet received tho written atatementa which wera to be presented to him before Morria' 10 day respite waa over. Thla atatement la expected from Morris' friends, who claim to have additional light to throw upon transactions of ths bank at and prior to data of Ita failure. Foeplo Vot on Picture Shows. (Bpeelal Dtupeteti to Tae Jnaraal.) Fort Worth, Texas, May 26. Probab ly for the first time In the United Stateo tha referendum wea employed In Fort Worth today ta determine whether the moving picture, theatres shall he permitted to open on 8un1ay. . The show managen applied for the privilege of giving Sunday performance and the ra tion met with a protest from the rhurrh organisations, ! The r city commission, thereupon ordered a. special election to otcioe tho matter. s r . "i 'Is. commerce In any form, all must obey. To overreach congreas merely ty ju dicial ' construction that la, by Indi rection, la a blow at tha Integrity of our governmental system and In the end will prove moat dangerous to uo aJL" XudgO Quotes Taft, Justce Harlan then quotea tha worda of President Tsft. at that time Judge of tha court of appcala of the alxth circuit, that the decision waa that "con tracts In restraint of interstate trans portation wer within the statute. whether the lestralnt could be regard ed aa leasonable under the common law or not." Harlan addsd: In this case tho court waa aaked to do that which It haa diatinctly de clared H could not constitutionally do. It baa by a mere Interpretation, modified an act of congrese and deprived It of Ita practical value as a defenalve meas ure sgalnst ths evils to be remedied. Commt-noetment .t Takeg-e. ; Tuskeaee. Ala,. May tl, Many 1 vtv Itora attended tho commencement eser rlees today at Tusksgeo Institute. . Tha address to the graduates waa delivered by Judge Robert H. Terrell of the mvi nlclpal court of tha District of Colum bla. . - ' JL . L. I J Hidden beneath superposed rock, an ex tenet v ooal field has been found un derlying parte of Yorkshire, Nottlng- hamahlre and Derbyshire In Engktnd. Journal Want Ads bring results. MMM M I f M hi mm n,. n.no( III II Vitl-t&P. ,; M 11 m w ww r"j 1 mm m mi mw w . .1 vu'sv.. t k 1 Vai mm M I B "Clean Up!" That is the seasonable word. Drug Co is ready with the cleaner1 most any kind you want. We name some of them at Special Cut Rate Prices for Friday and Saturday. Read all the way through. It will pay you. KODAKS We carry a full line. We do de 'velnrring, printing and - enlaralnf 'at less, than you can get It done elsewhere; do It rlaht and have It ready when wa aay we will. TRUNKS We have a full and complete line of trunks, baaswood or fiber. This line Includes Steamer, Ward robe, Bureau and Dresser Trunka. All sixes and all styles. Many are Srleed specially low Friday and aturday. Saturday Candy Again Saturday we put on aale our regular Saturday Candy, now well known and popular, in OQ Portland. Torty-oent boxes. . CLEAN YOUR TEETH James E. Whisky Pepp I TJse Sapoaol Tooth Fowder 19e Celluloid Tooth Bruahaa 194 , 8 So Slse Aroloa Tooth Soap 13 $1.00 Olyoothymollno 70 1 soo also tavonU 37a Use X.eslsytlne Uquld 17 S5o aUa Brown's Tooth Powder 17 $1.00 also XUtarlne 59e if pint Feroxide of Hydrogen. . .19 Vse Xentholyptlne. fuU pint 33 8SO also Xnblfoaan, t for. . , ; -. .25c 600 alae Febeco Tooth Fasts. . .33 100 slss Dental Floss 8 85o Xuthymol Tooth Paste, 8 for 25 500 slse Boaodont, largs alss...39 85o else Icon's too in wwa, for .., 25 XTse Tesley Dental Cream, special He? 500 also Graves' Tooth Fowder..21 Dentyne Chewing Own, 3 for.. 10 85o aiss Shefflald's Tooth Faate 13 TJss Owt Alkaline Elixir, pt 33 85o else Idstsrated Tooth F0...15 85o else astenrlne Tooth Fasts 15 85o slse Sosodont Tooth Fasts.. 15c CLEAN YOUR BLOOD f 1 slse Burtoa'a Blood Byrup 78 $1 slse Flnkham'a Blood Fnrl- 75 1 else Femna . .60 Vss Owl Beef, Iron m Wins 59 Tsa Owl Kerb Tea 17 $1 alaa Gude'e Feptomangon . 75 Use Owl BoL Iron and Manga nese 65 6O0 California Syrup of Figs 29 11 also Hood's SarsapaciUa.69 75o also Oreen'a Aug. Flower 60 $1.75 else 8. S. B. 1.14 $8.00 slss Bacons AJterans S1.39 100 also Xarlem Oil. $ for.. 25 $1 BexaU BarsaparUla 65 CLEAN YOUR SKIN CLEAN YOUR NAILS S5o slss Bosallne 15 Use Owl Wall luster 15 80s Emery Boards 5 85o Hall Brnahes 19 6O0 Karnlaoh Hail Xnamsl . .33 850 Owl XfaU Add 19 85o, luaterlte HaU Brlok 17 85o HaU FUea 19 85o Fray 'a Zmery Boards. . .19 8S0 tusterlte Cuticle Ioa....l7 Fearl Hall Cleaners 9 Manicure Sticks, a for 54 600 SCanlonrs Scissors 39 CLEAN YOUR LIVER CLEAN YOUR HOUSE For one' hundred thirty years, this whisky has stood the continual test among men of more than ordinary good taste. Bottled in Bond Born with the Republic'The Standard by Which All Other Whisky is Judged." .Established 1780. Blumauer-Frank Drug Co. Distributors to Drug Trade, . v. Portlands Ore. . 1 10o Bapollo I 60o FUtt'a Chlorides ' Full pint Ammonia Borax, ona pound Fola Haphtha Soap i 85o Feterman'a Bosch Food.. 850 sUO Bleotrlo Bat Faate... 1 Fairy Soap, si f or. . .' 850 slsa Barkeeper's Friend.. Bat Blsoult 85o Xsllog's Ant Fasts 85o Brllllaatahlne 86o sue Insect Fowder One pint Formaldehyde 3 . at J. Buluhnr Candles. for Babbitt's bye, S for 25 Chloride of Lint, l-lb. can 7 c Tanglefoot Fly Paper, 3 sheets.. 5c Poison Fly Paper, 8 eheets 5c Insect Fowder Ouns 8 Bough on Bats .13 Japanese Oold Paint 19 Johnson's Floor Wax 37 50o aise Fhsnyle Disinfectant. .39 85o aise Sheep Dip. 19 ...7 37 ...7 ...7 ..5 19 19 25' 19 13 lis S5 Burton ZJrer Tablets 13 Beeoham's Uver Fllla 15 Sohenck'B Fills 17 Chamberlain's FlUa . . . . .17 Avar's FlUa 15 Hood's Fills 15 Outlonra Fills 17 Pierce's Pellets 15c King's Hew Ufe Fills 17 Flnkham'B Fills ....-17 Caroarets 7 Burton's Kidney and Uver Bemedy 69 White Almond Boap Box. boo Charles' rieeh Food .. -85e Owl Ylolet Ammonia . 85o Spanish Castile Soap.. 85o Bathaaweet. 8 for 19 '.Slim 19 25 35o Benaoln and Almond X- tlon 23 85o Xwpfa Cream 15 100 Wash Cloths, four for. .25 15o Bea Salt, two for. 25 loo Bponges 74 880 Frostilla 134 6O0 Bloaya Cream 354 50o Sempra Olorine 29 85o Cold Cream Tubas 154 CLEAN SHOES 85o out Bdge Shoe Polish... 19 88c Bhlnola Outflte ........19 Shlnola Polish gr T. K. Blacking 9 85o Shoe Brushes 19 Elite Bnoa Dressing 19 85o Quick White 19 Bussst Polish 9 CLEAN YOUR FACE 50o Fompslan Cream 30 6O0 Owl Skin Food 43 85o Glenn's Sulphur Soap... 19 Full Found Theatrical Cr'm 43 6O0 Xoameo Cream 39 . 6O0 Ingham's Cream .30 85o Fears' Sosnted Boap 12 ' soo asamna Cream 33 50o atelorose Cream ,.,.,37 aoe Beeve's Almond Cream.. 19 1 860 Woodbury's racial Cr'm 19 , 50o Bantiaeptle 7otlon 30 soo rerrumea oreen Soap ...19 lOo Face Chamola 7 CLEAN YOUR SILVER CLEAN YOUR CLOTHES Todco Cleaning Fluid . Japaneae Cleaning Comp. 6O0 Whisk Brooms 8 oss. Turpentine 75e Cloth Brush Ons Pint Benslne Wool Boap .... 19 .17 33 .. 7 49 .. 7 .. 7 CLEAN YOUR GLOVES D Fred Prehn Sr. Theodora B. Thomson Dentists Of flos Hours 10 to 4. OPSV SUHDATS FHOK 10 TO S 497 OexUnger bldg 8d and Aider. CLEAN YOUR HAT 85o Owl Straw Hat Cleaner 15 350 Toaoo cleaning r-iuua. . . . . ic Pour oss. Pips Clay -BfTl uui pvaua M ivocu uukia . -j f- Japanese Cleaning Comp 17 Art Sum 8 Full Fiat Gasoline 7 Todoo Cleaning Fluid 19 Full Pint Benslne 7 CLEAN YOUR DOG 85o Owl Kennel Soap . 85o Glover's Dog Soap flOo Kirk's Dos; Soan . 9&0 Maaio Insect Powder 500 Todoo Mange Bemedy Bfio Boratt'e vog noap 85a Blckaeoker'B Dog Boap 500 mover s aaange uure 15 17 ix::III REXALL REMEDIES WB ABB S O X, B AGEHT8 XV THIS TXCIHXTT. Electro Silloon Bon Ami 880 Chamola Beat Whiting, one pound. Puts Pomade 7 . 8 19 7 . 9 CLEAN YOUR HANDS 8S0 Xesley Almond Veal... 600 Kind's Cream iHtva Boap Skat Flash . Poets' Hechanio Boap Grandpa Tar Boap 19 33 8 8 r 8 8 8 Hand Bapollo 7 85o Hand . Bombs 19 85o Tincture Green Soap.... 19 CLEANS 76o Xiouden Bum b Quinine 59 60c Burton'a Scalp Tonlo ...30 85o Idea's Egg Tar Boap ..... 1 7 6O0 Smith's Pomade 39 Use Owl Shampoo 19 500 Caplllaria 29 75o Kirsutis 60 $1.00 Hsrplolde 57C 85o Xiawxenoe Tar Boap ....11, 60o Hay's Hair Health 33 600 Canthrox 30 6O0 Danderiae Z9C 860 Packer's Tar Boap 14 50o Seven Bisters' Shampoo. 39 lOo Wanos Shampoo Bag. . . T 100 Fluff's Moquet 7 T UNCHALLENGED! There la no oraanlxatlon on the Pacific Coast that fllla aa many prescriptions aa THE why, do you suppose? We fill so many that our drugs are ai- Tne enormous Dusines maKea n a money-saving proposition Then, again, leading physicians recommend our store on rs-a OWL DBUG CO wtva -fi-Aiih nnr and strnnv. thAV hv tn h to employ tho best prescription cierka we can find. tnat account. 'AU oc wnicn neips. ORIGINAL CUT RATE DRUGGISTS L Jtt J Friday iEsflrai Special WE ARE OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT DURING THIS MAY-END SALE. YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SELLING Genuine Rogers '1847" Silverware S6 KnivesandForks S3.75 This is 'the genuine "1847" floods Sil verware with a reputation for quality and lon service. Plain polished or satin fin ished handles. Fully warranted to be the "Rogers Bros." best grade. One dj C set, consisting of six knives and six forks, to a customer. Worth $6, for D0 O Silverware in Sets or Single Pieces $4.00 "Hartford" Knives and Forks Special 32.75 ANOTHER Friday sperial, consisting of six. knives and six forks, plain handles, best quality "Hartford" 1t brand; regular $4r values at, set, only 9aCelO These specialsfare for one day only. Friday Special m Child's Set Set consists of box containing Knife, Fork and Spoon, on sale Thursday and Friday only at this unsual price ODC SILVERWARE IN SETS OR SINGLE PIECES Attention is called to the fact that we are able to supply the demand for full silver sets or single pieces, and at prices much below the exclusive dealer. The expense in conducting this department is very slight and we are .not compelled to demand the jeweler's profit. We extend liberal credit in this department. Make your own terms of payment. Investigate the quality of our goods and the low prices. Watches. Fine Jewelry, Diamonds i Magnificent Gold Watches Special Sale Prices We have them on sale in solid gold cases or 20-year guar anteed gold-filled cases, in the celebrated world-renowned Elgin, Waltham and other movements. These are sterling No. 1 goods, sold for cash or on easy terms. Diamonds Fine Stones in Rings, Brooches, Pins, etc., sold on easy terms. - s Open a Charge Account First and Yamhill Second and Yamhill Cash or Credit dap THE GAME ofHEALTH Domestic simplicity is typical of the sturdy Germans' home life. The American people are recog nizing the value of the Teutonic diet, and are fast adopting it BLATZ adds zestfend relish to the plainest diet; and is a food in itself. Incomparable in its individual goodness, character and uniformity flag hi ana mm mm BOTXCBIXD BXOa.. Distributors. .. , ao-aa-a-ft sr. ret nx. Fhoaes Mala 183. 4.-4666. , ! Poitland. Or. mm 104-J. MiVMMel- 1 -