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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER li
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Many Telegrams Received by
President-Elect; He Prom
ises Everlasting Disgrace to
Disturbers of Prosperity.
rjnltod Ptm Uu& Wire.)
New York, Dec. 11 Congratulatory
telegrams poured In on Woodrew Wilson
hero today following his speech at the
Vanquet 0 . the Southern, society last
jilKht, during the course of which he
wainfd panlo makers that any, financial
upheaval would bring down the wrath
of popular vengeance on their heads.
Wilson's warning followed as a result
f sinister predictions of what would
come If the Democratic party put Into
effect changes in economlo policy.
"I give this warning," said the president-elect,
"not as a threat, but merely
to convey the Intimation that the men
responsible for financial upheavals must
atand up and be counted, There is just
as much money, in the country the day
after a panic as the day before, but It
is differently distributed as a result of
the panic," . . ' 7'.- - ' - v ,'
Brandela Praises Address.
Louis D. Brandeis, the Boston attor
ney mentioned frequently as a cabinet
probability, praised Wilson's address.
'It simply meant." said Brandeis,
"that Wilson will carry out his prom
iocs to the people, and wss absolutely
slnrers In making them. I was not
afraid when he made his pre-election
statements and I am not afraid now.
"The speech was an announcement
that Wilson will follow a direct and
-i, and ra tnrouerh With the
fight regardless of any opposition. He
made his statement so cieariy uu nu
1 iin.t.nAln, la ImnnnslhlA."
"It was a wonderfully clarifying dec
laration, said wiuiam jt. jaccomDs,
rhnlrman of the Democratic national
committee. "Nothing could be mora
Wilson received a number, of callers
today. Among his visitors were aic
rnmht wniiani a Mc.Adoo. Consress
man A. Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania
and Senator Owen.
' Won't Allow Panic
V -America." said Governor Wilson in
Ms address .before the Southern society,
"is not going to let a panlo happen. Its
Urn wid linen. . But I sneak aS if
I (tmected It as if I feared it I do
not I am not afraid of anything.
Tn mine riifi nan In has come natur
ally, because of a mental disturbance of
peoole with reference to loans an J
money generally. But the machinery
is In existence by which the thing can
be deliberately done. Frankly, I don't
think there is a man living who. dares
use tie machinery ror mat purpose, it
he does, I promise him, not for myself,
but for my fellow countrymen, a gibbet
as high as Hainan's. I do not mean a
literal gibbet, but the gibbet of publio
disgrace, which shall live as long as
the members of that man's family sur
vive." ,,1;.; ,. & .1-r
At this stage of his speech, Wilson re
ferred to possible changes in economic
policies, but be mentioned no specif la
'policy. ;" v
"Since I left the academic walks." be
said with . a. smile, "I find an increasing
temptation to' .profanity. I think, bow
ever, Jthat the recording angel probably
does not bear those things against me,
for there Is such a thing as righteous
anger." ' v.-'-'"
Throughout his address the speaker
was frequently interrupted by applause.
Vice Chairman William O. McAdoo of
the Democratic national committee
lauded Wilson's declaration, saying:
There Is everything la the president
elect's speech to reassure legitimate
business. It also contains a warning to
wanton obstructionists that they will
not be tolerated."
Wilson and Bryan to Meet.
(Cnl ted Frets tued Wire.)
- New lork. Deo. 18. President-elect
Woodrow Wilson and William J. Eryan
wlU meet here for the first time since
- the election at a testimonial dinner to
be given Saturday night 'by Governor-
elect William Bulzer of New York. It
Is believed that Wilson will go over his
cabinet appointments with Bryan at
this time. It was reported here today
that Bryan does not want to be secre
tary of state, preferring either the sec
retaryship or the treasury or the de
partment of Justice portfolio. " - -
COUNCIL LOPS SALARIES
OF MAYOR'S APPOINTEES
' " (Special te The JoaraaL)
Bprlngfleld, Or., Dec 18. Cutting off
salaries was the effective manner in
which the majority of the city council
Monday night finally rejected the ap
pointments of two police officers and
city; attorney made by Mayor Welby
ACTUAL STARVATION
Tacts About indigestion and Its Belief
Tbat Should Interest Ton.
Although Indigestion and Dyspepsia
.o mv: prevalent, most people do not
thoroughly understand their cause and
vur. j-iiera la na rpunn sk,
people should not eat anuything they
desire if they will only chew it care-
lull ST- And v Ihnrniisrhlv Mnw .Ma.Mii.M
sUrve themselves into sickness tbrough
vi eauos every, good-looking, good
smelling, and good-tasting food, because
it does not asree with them
The best thing to do is to fit yourself
uigeai ujr KOOa lOOd. -
We believe we can relieve Dyspepsia.
We are so confident of this fact that we
guarantee and promise to supply the
medicine free of all cost to every one
Who Will use it. whn la ...-.,..
satisfied with the results which it pro-
uCa. bwici no promises, and put
vn, uuuer any oDiigation whatever
uu.c, uuviuiis coma ds zairer. We are
located right here and onr reputation
iivmu we Buxxicieni assurance of the
genuineness of our offer,
1 We i want everv ana ,.v
Indigestion or Dyspepsia In any form
to come to our store and buy a box of
XSexa tl Dyspepsia Tablets. Take them
home and give them a reasonable trial
according to direction. Then, if not
Kiiaunu, vomm j.o us ana get your
money back. They are very pleasant to
take: they aid to soothe the Irritable
stomach, to f strength and. Invigorate
the digestive ora-ans. and in
. healthy nd natural bowel action, thus
jPBuiiiK q perrect ana ceaitby dlgestlo
and aHSimllatlnn. - .
A 25c package of Rexalf Dyspepsia
jui luruisnes is days' treatment
n oramary cases, wis is sufficient t
produce a cure. In Snore chronio cases
sary, ana aepenas upon the severity
the trouble, For such cases, we have
iwo larger sues which sell for 60c and
i uu, bold only by Th Owl Drug Co.
Mr'S in i Portland, flnnttta Knolt.n.
ton Francisco, Oakland, . Los' Angles
Stevens at the meeting a week ago and
rejected at that time by a vote of three
to one. ' ,
Ths result was attained by the pas-sae-a
of Councilman Fischer's resolution
forbidding the Issuance of any city war
rant for labor or supplies. un
bill had been audited by the finance
committee of the council, or tor the pay
ment for labor unless' the appointment
of the off lcetLhad , been confirmed by
the council. . ' -
The resolution comes as a result of
a deadlock In the council.
"The reason the majority of the coun
cil has opposed the mayor's appoint
ments la because we feel tbat if our
policies are to be carried out we must
have officers who are In accord with
us," said Councilman Fen wick.
"We had another meeting Thursday
night, and Councilman Lepley suggested
that the mayor drop his candidates and
we drop ours and all pick new pnta.
but the mayor refused." v , 4" 1
Mr. Fenwick criticised past street
assessments as inequitable, and unjust,
and also objected to the delay In se
curing a report on ' the past year's
expenditures, ; The city attorney -; ex
plained 'the apparent discrepancies, and
said, If the situation were otherwise,
"Boine one had been lying," , .
"I , guess somebody has lied to me, .
said Fenwick.
New Jersey Is about to purchase
110.000 acres of land to protect the
water supply of a number of Its towns
from contamination. " .
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1 1 fill ' I II III 111 III , L imilAJl Iff
SANTA CLAUS
DIDW
Four Big Strides in Town's
Progress Made in One -Day.
(BjMtrUl to Ths onrnal.)
Medford, Or Deo. 18. -Four announce-
nanta tnp tha hnttrmn t Of Medford
have been made during the pat 24
hours. They' are the winning of the
MaAfnril . hrMira ma asanrance of a
cannery for this city, an application for
a franchise ror a street ana lnieruman
railroad by eastern men, and local ap
Dllcatlon for a franchise for a motor
bus streetcar line. ; "V v
' The rats case has been hanging fire
,lminmi Aahlanit neonla enloined the
building of the bridge here across Bear
Creek, i tie matter was urni aecinea
against Medford and went up to .the
nrim, nmirt whn Mndfarrt was mi.
tained and the county's original plan
to assist in me ouuaing oi xne oriage
will "be carried out.
At a meeting of the Medford Mer
T FORGET
luIE
Construction on the Street car line began Monday.
The contractors assure us that within sixty days
the line will be ready for operation. You will then
be able to ride out to WESTOVER TERRACES.
It will be the finest car ride in America and there
will be thousands of tourists who will visit West
over Terraces every year. You will be very' proud to have a
home there then NOW $4500
chants' association Monday evening
12400 was subscribed to start a cannery
In less than 10 minutes, A committee
is now soliciting further funds and is
meeting with success.
W. A. Vawter. local banker, will ap
ply to the council for a franchise for
an electrlo line In Medford arid through
the valley at ths next session. He jrep.
resents R. A. Bullis of New Tork.
J. A. Westerlund, C Y. Tengwald of
Medford and Axel BJerkander of New
Tork, will ask at the same meeting for
a franchise for a trackless car service
after the Denver plan. . ,
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f (Special to The Journal.) '
Coeur d'Alene. Idaho. Dec. IS. A man
and woman, both unidentified strangers,
wore shot in a room In a notorious re
sort called the Olympia at St. Maries
last night. The woman was killed in
stantly whits at last accounts the man
i. alfira K vla wnnnila nra p.tnulAri4
fatal, j The shooting was evidently done
irum wunuui, u uv irui vi meariiio
was found in the room-or on the per
sons of the victims. Forty-five dol
lars In naner money was found tucked
away In the dead woman's mouth.
MUD
RED W
OMAN HAD
MOUTH FULL OF I
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FAB CROWD
TO SEE in
More Want to Hear Talks
Than Kennewick Halls
. Wili Hold.
(Special to The Journnl.)
' Kennewick, Wash., Deo. 18. The dem.
onstrstlon train of the O.-W. R. & N.
arfved in Kennewick at o'clouk last
evening and ths management was greet
ed with a very large crowd of the
citiaens Of town and valluy, Artange
ments for lectures by member In the
vlBi ting party had been made by , the
local Commercial club, but Kfore the
hour of the beginning many ware tuinpj
away. The audience listened fur three
hours . with keen interest to the talks,
Myron T. Hunter epoke n "Economic
Pork Produotion," : I Tyv", Hanmn on
"Dairy Inspection and Cow Testing,"
I,. S. Smith on "The Babcook Test," and
F. - W. Rader on "Selection of Dairy
COWS." :,, s",':. ,
C. I Smith gave an hour's talk on a
number of topics relative to dairying
Director
and liog raising and dwelt particularly
on the growth of valuable crops SSit
dairy feed. The exhibition stock is be
ing inspected by a large crowd of farm
ers this morning and thoee In charge
of the various departments ars advis
ing the ranchers along their rtspoctlve
lines.
RAILROAD MEK SEND
M GOULD MESSAGE
(TJntteA Preu teaied Wire.)
, Bt Louis,-Mo Dec, 18.- Miss Helen
Gould,' whose engagement to F. J. Bhep
ard, a prominent railroad man, was an
nounced recently, la In receipt today of
a telegram of congratulation from em
ployes of the Missouri Pacific railroad,
one of the Gould lines. . v c , v ?
The message read: '
"You are very deir to ths hearts of
ths Missouri Faclflo employes, and
hence the announcement that you, will
soon become the wife of one of our
number, a model man' whom ! we es
teem mosf highly,' is exceedingly grati
fying to each one' of us. Please be as
sured of our sincere, cordial wishes for
a blissful future."; : :1 ; -;'
Fun and exercise skating at v' Oaks
rink..; .
MAC
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Spal3mg Building
ffl!Uli;0 HEllilS .
DRYOYABIGVOTE
Bond issue to Complete Power
Plant Defeated by 58
Votes.
(TTolted Front Ltuti Wire.)
Ashland, Or., Dec. 18. Ashland re
mains dry by a vote of 1368 to 405 at
yesterday's -election, in wmcn eo V'rf.
cent oi tne votes were cast py wwviu
O. H. Johnson was elected mayor by,
a majority of W over ffi. D. Brlggs. ?
A bond Issue of $26,000 to complete
the city power plant was defeated by
58 votes, but a S6000 Issue for an auto
mobile fire truck carried. ;
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
i A pleasant surprise awaits your fam
Uy on Christmas, morning If your gift
to them is one of these pianos or player
pianos the Bush & Lane Piano Co., I5S
Washington street, are selling at such,
low prices and on the easiest of terms.
Open evenings. . ; .
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