j'il lilZLER W ;
"Sraoiiip. prize;
; : FOR 'BETTER BABIES'
i ' ' ,ijr: i"1'1 ::' v : ;f'
.Wayne '.Buchanan,' McMlnn-
, ville, Runs, Portland -UM
Close Second for Honors.
Doris ''Gordon; .who won first- prize
in two-yearld 'city , girl baby
class.,' f - ,f ""l .' u , , r .
(Salem Bnraaa of "The Journal.)
'' Salem, Or, Oct Toe queen Of Ore
igon babies, the on declared "perfect"
' It little Miss Jane Kanaler, who waa
rewarded the grand championship prlie
for girl babies at the state fair last
night. The grand championship prise
for the best boy was awarded to Wayne
Porter Buchanan of McMinnvllle. Little
v Mlsa Kansler aoored 1000, perfect, and
the little lad from McMlnnvUle aoored
. -. - ' v ' 1 , '
Miss Jane la 41 months old and la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kans
ler, MSB East Thirty-first street, Port
land. Wayne la M months old and Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Buchanan
of fctcMlnnvllle. Each received a grand
championship allver cup valued at :S60,
and $100 In gold, and a silver medal, the
'. last two prises being glvea by an east
ern woman's magazine. , The sliver up
were- presented by Oovernor- Oswald
West and the gold and medals were pre-
. sented by Mn Charles's. 61nt4a, repr-
" fauvalry Waa ICeea. - 5 '.
Besides the awards given to these tWg
" grand championship babies, silver caps
wer given to 14 other prise babies. The
- presentations were made in the audi
torium at the fair grounds, last night be-
fore a throng of people. The eugenics
contest, has been one of the most at
tractive features at.' the state" fairi as
tha 800 babies entered were the cream
of the entire state, being picked from
the elimination contests held In nearly
very county of tha state. Over 10,000
' babies were examined in these elimina
tion contests, and the 100 examined were
the winners In thos county contests.
"So the winners at the state fair contest
fare winners over all of h 10,000 babies.
!1 "I've vial tad, many, falra and have
taken a great deal of Interest In the ex
! hlblts, but usually It has been the Hve-
i.atock exhibits," , said Oovernor West
'when presenting . the 'grand champion
ship cupa "This is the first time I've
I been mixed up with the babies.: But It's
!. time wa gava more attention to the ba
i blea, and perhaps leas to the livestock.
! In tha past llttl or no thought has been
given to the development of better ba
bies. We have given nearly'all our at
tentlon to the .development ot better
horses and cows.
' "The babies here tonight are the nick
( of over 10,000 .youngsters. i The parents
wnoae Motes tauea to win a nrlxe. still
are winners by competing, as they have
obtained valuable . Information about
their children." ,t : '
; , Mrs. filmms, who- has been connected
f with the eugenics contests at a dozen
or more state falra.. declared Jun TTuni.
I ler to b as perfect a baby as had been
ground in any state In the Union.
i. xne utile am nas" auburn hair .an.l
naael color eyes and her disposition Is
i as aunny as sue la beautiful.
Thomaas Wllllama, 80-months.old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wllliama of
Balem, was a. close rival of Wayne Bu-
.unanau lor grana cnampionsnip Donors
forvthe boys. He scored 195, only one
point under the winner. . '
- The babies were classified as follows:
J City, boys, between one and two, 'two
'and three and three and four years old.
L'Clty girls between one and two, two and
tnree ana tnree ana tour. Country boys
'between one and two, two and .three!
ana inree ana tour, .country girls be.
Natural Alkaline Water
To "regulate, the Stomach and
relieve Indigestion, your Physician
J; will recommend the use of
1 iy
(ritzNCH itcitrstie jxojtrv)
A dejitjhtful water
r unexcelled for All
.tabl, ttsetk..
. Not Genuine
wnaosi we wora
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THE
twecn one and two, wo-and three, and
three and - f oun,. ' Three , prlaaa were
awarded In each class, and th grand
champ)6nsh!ps were picked from all the
Classes, 'Tue-pnxe winners were
' First Porothy Anne Donney, "1?
montna, daugnter or Air. ana r, a. .
Donney, 1767 'Stanton street, Portland!
score, 80 t
.. anrAj-.MtilAritA ICmmett.' JS months
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Em met t,
orvaiiia; score, via. y
nh Ruth 'Piwploim Pruett -' it
months, dauahter of Mr. and Mra
Jamas K. Pruett, Corvallls; score, 70.
, rwo-veaivold Oltv Olrl Baby.
' FlrsfcDoris Gordon, 28 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac J. Gor
don. 88 Eleventh street, Portlaidf
score, 890. ' . " i
Second Lucl J Orula v Clarke, It
Kinntki liiirhttt'nf Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur 1.. Clarke. 0303 K. Forty-first
street, Portland; score, 080. ' .
Third Susan KliJtabth Mthan,
months, daughter -or Mr. ana otts. u
ward Louis Metaohan, 62 .Twenty-
third street, Portland; score 7.
First Jane Kansler. 42 months,
Bn.aujaWAaiee-.Aiai ii vrv itin nss.aj w
daughter of Mr. and Mre. i aeo d .ani-
ler, 1136 East Thirty-Ilrst street, rori.
: MiuhHA aaa iha avrsinri nnn mnifln.
Sf-cond Irene Haltenhoff, II months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wal-
. n-htrA .Httnritttta Bishop, 89 montflS,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Jtsishop,
OBI till, Sbuin, ri. . - j.
Henrietta . Bishop won ine arauu
championship prise last year, and u
nArintAnnnnL.fi. m. fiumiiier' ui- wis o
emos qopanmeiu piuui .
ad contracted a slight ease of adenoids
which reduced her score. -
. One-year-old City oy saoy.
oiutRniuFi TfAntnn ' Adams, f IS
months, son pf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ar
nold Adams, 111 N. Sixteenth -street,
Portland: -core, 070. -
Beoondi David Cherrlngton, 14 montha,
son of Mr. and Mrs. JSL 8. Cherrlngton.
Salem; score, 070. ' ,
Third Donald ..W. Stevenson. 14
months, son of Mr, and Mrs Donald .
Stevenson, Salem; score, 865.- ' ..
Two-year-old City Baoy ,oy.
First Thomas Williams. 80 montna.
on of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Williams,
Salem; score. 805.
Second Joseph Andrew Beeman 14
montha, son of Mr. and Mra Ira T. Be
man, 449 Kennelworth avenue. Portland;
soore, $85.
Third-Thomas Hlgglna Jr.. 8
montha, aon of Mr. and Mrs. rT homo
Ulggina of Baker; score, 985.
' Three-yea r-oia civy joy oy. -First
W. Wendnll Monroe. 47 montha
aon Of Mr, and Mrs. William H. .Mon
roe, i 435 West Park street Portland!
soore, 090. '
Second Kenneth Casey, 43 montha,
aon of Dr. and Mrs. I. B. Casey, As
toria; score, 080.
Third J. Trunsteaa uurtctveii. s
months, son - of . Mr. and Mrs..- J. T,
Burtchell. 701 Northrup. a tree t. Port
land; score, 080.- - ';
. One-year-old country wri navy. ' '
First Grace - Holman. 17 montha
daughter of - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoi
man, Salem, R. F. D. : scora '976.
' DOUU1IU Allil J ' X3DIJA ? '
months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Miles
Ottaway, Sllverton; soore, 830,
Third Dorothy Stevens, IS -montha,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Stev
ens, Oregon City; score, 815.
Two-Year-Ola country ain Jiany.
First Maraaret Hooper. I3i montha
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Hoop
er, Uranta Pass; score 080. , . .
Second Dolores La Vean Kahle 81
months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
KShle, McCoy; score. 885.
.iThird Virginia Eleanors. Berger," II
moiths, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. H,
Berger, Salem, R. F. S3. 1; score 985. ' i
Tnree-Tea-oia country am sany. ,
First Rob y Laughlln. 41 months.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam tAUgblin,
Iimhlli: score, vt6. -
. Mnnnnd Allrn ' Tiulae McFerlaficL IT
months, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, F. K.
Mofariana, uswego; score, u. .
One-Tear-Old Country Baby Boy, '
First Glenn Mathls. 1 months, son
of Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Mathls, Salem,
R. V. D. S; score, 880.
Second Dan Quick, tl months, aon
Of Mr, and.Mrs.J. WT Quick, Balls ton;
score,' 185.
Third 1
wiiuam fjoieman, is montna
son of Mr, -artd Mra.. .Charles Coleman,
rtnnilAA innra " S7ft. 1 . ,'v.".
Twe-xear-ou country. Baby soy,
. First Wavnel Porter 'Buchanan. II
taontha, fen 'of Mr. and; Mra. F. H. Bu
chanan.. McMlanville: score 8 8 6. grand
champion baby."
Second Francis Shea,. 28 months, ion
of Mr. and Mrs, Francis D. Shea West-
port; score. 879.
iniro K.ennetn wunpoen, monun,
son of Mr. and Mra. John CamobelL
Granta Piss: soore. 970. .
Three-Year-old Country Baby Boy. ,'J
, "... . "i- .
First Meivin Khoaes, 4; montna. son
Of Mr, and Mrs. Ora Rhodes, McCoy;
score, 875.
Second Stewart I. Benson, 43 montha,
aon of Mr. and Mra Clifford S. Benaoo,
Gardiner; score, 960.
Third Lou Anne Chase, 40 months,
son of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Chase, 611
verton; acore, 945.
" In some instances" the' fecc-hd anfl
third scores appear the same, and Super
intendent, Plummer explained that in
such casta the babies were checked over
for the second time and the final awnrda
made after the second ' examination..
'.p , i .. , ....
U. S. SHAKES OFF '
THE MANACLES 0Ff -,
: .PROTECTION TODAY
(Continued From Paae One.V .
which are adequate to express the teeU
Ing, because the feeling, that I have is
that we -have done the rank end file of
the people of ' thla country a : great
servioe. t'v t . . t",'! t !r;i
"It la hard. to apeak, .of . these thinas
without seeming to go off , Into . cam
paign eloquence, but that is not my
feeling. It Is" a' feeling ' of profound
gratitude that, working with the splen
did then who 'have carried this ..thing
tnrougn witn studious attention and
doing" justice all around, I Bhould have
naa a port, m--serving the people of
this country, an we have. Seen striving
to -aery tnem ever since l can remem
ber. . ) , ., . ' I iHt
. , ' Basalt Xrf)ng Desired.'' v:
"I have wished to see the accomplish
ment ef something like, this ever since
Lwaa a boy. and I know men standinc
around me who can aay the same thins
who have been-Granting, to see the
tninga qone which it was necessary
io oo in oraer mat more mient-. ba
jusuce m tne-united states.. , .
"And so It is a solemn moment that
brings busineas, to a- conclusion and I
hope will, not be thought demanding
too much of myself or colleagues when
1 say ..that .this, great-as it is, Is the
accomplishment of only half the jour
ney. We have set the business pt this
country free .from those oondltiona
which have .made monopoly not only
ponKi.f, but in a sense easy 'and nat
ural. But there is no use taking away
the conditions of monopoly if wo do not
taae away also the . power to .. create
monopoly, ano, tuat in a financial,
rather than a merely. . commercial and
economic power. , . , .
Beady for Seoond Step.
'A DOWer to control and triildo nwn
the credits of the country la the power
to say wno snaa fina wno shall Hot
build up the Industries of the country,
In which direction they shall ' be' built
and In which direction they shall not
be. built We are now about" to take
the 'second ' step, which will 'be 'the
final , step la setting the business of
this eountry free. , That is what we
shall do in the currency bill which the
nouse has already passed and which I
have the utmost confidence the senate
will-pass Much-sooner -than-noma ie
slmietlo Individuals believa ' The ques
tion, now that tb piece of work is
done, will arise-all. over the country:
For what do we waitt Why should
we wan to ' crown ourselves' with con
summate honor T -re.we so aelf-dsny
ing that we -do not wish to complete
our succesaT. t ' . , f t' , .
w"Jt . Was , ftuotlng i the other 'day to
L OREG OH j DAI LY ' JOURNAL. 1 OHTLAIID.
v warn- 'AfAM4-pams
- : f Vvl
some Of Tny colleagues In the' senate
these lines from Shakespeare 'Sy'itenry
V,' which have always appealed to met
If it be a, sin to covet honor, then am
the most offending soul alive.'
Xoaor Eaoagh for AXL
"And X "am happy to say I ,do not
covet It for myself.' ' I covet ft with
eaual ardor for the men who are asso
ciated with, me and the honor Is going
to come from them. . I am their asso
ciate. .. I can only complete the work
which they do.- X v can only counsel
when they ak for my counsel, I can
come in only when the last stages of
the business are reached. And X covet
this honor for them quite as muoh as I
covet it for myself; and I covet It for.
the great party of which I am a mem
ber; because that "party Is not honor
able unless It redeems Its' name and
nerves the people, of the United States.
"' "So I feel tonight like a man who is
lodging happllv in the inn which, lies
halt way along the journey, ana tnat
rejuvenated with a fresh Impulse we
shall go the rest or the journey ana
slep at, the Journey's end like men
with a tiiulet conscience, knowing that
we have served our fellow men and
have' thereby. tried to serv Odd.'V
. Bryan lauds Hew Tariff. . '
"October S marks an epoch. In the eco-
nomie history of this generation," said
Secretary of State Bryan, discussing tna
new, tariff law today. "We have now
the best tariff law we have had since
the Civil -war. . I am confident that it
will not be long before tlfe country will
be. able to- celebrate a second triumph
the passage nnd signing of the currency
bill." .,'....
Despite President Wllaon's . demand
for immediate action on currency legis
lation In both houses of congress, the
house prepared to loaf today. House
leaders asserted they planned frequent
three day recesses while the senate bank
ing committee la studying the Glass
Qjven blU...,,, . . .
BURGLARS OF ARTISTIC V
TASTE ROB' HOUSE. OF
.CUT CLASS AND DOILIES
'I ttr, r '-,- i ' J' '
r (Continued From 'Page One.) :-
a sliver ice pitoner, a uciunon eiotn
and' foxbe - dollies. . Ttom J the dining
room they' went np' stairs and , entered
two rooms, taking a pair of field glasses,
a set of : drawing instruments and a
numbr of miscellaneous- articles. . I
am tussled to know how : they could
carry their booty away unless they had
a, wagon or a big basket outside,
""''ft one 'of 'the occupants of the house
was disturbed by the burglars,-and. the
fact that they had called was not knownJ
until this morning, - when the maid on
rising observed that the kitchen door
was' open and .that the twinging door
between - the .'pantry and dining room
wag held ajar by a' wedge. Thla was
for 'the purpose of making a "quick
get-away?. 4n case of alarm.
, .Two of the drawers of the sideboard
were missing 'These were found after
Ward Ma the street. Their contents
"were"gono. ; .
, The burglars left no track or trace
by which -Mr. Fuller .can explain their
meth6d of , Carrying away their bulky
plunder. i.
No money or Jewelry was missing.
.-Young Man It Victim." .
Roseburg, Or., Oct 4. Harold Har
mon, about 20 years old, waa found
dead in his bed at CanyonviUe Friday,
death being caused by alcoholism. Har
mon livedo wJlth his atep-f athor, S. I
Blgelow near Canyonvllle. .
Of Course They Are! x
"Washington, Oct. 4. Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson- prepared to investigate
all newspaper circular statement to se
If the figures given are "net paid."
I
srAxrxsK onrz.x.z CAgTrtLTAW
All kinds Spanish Cooking. BeaUWInes,
. Uquors and Beers Served.
m KOSUUSOV. .
, . SUMMER RESORTS
Crater Lake via Ftledford
Tkkets""bne and "one-tblrd fare from
all points In Oregon direct' to Crater
Lake on '3. P. E.,R. uaea. The cheapest,
shortest, and moat beautiful scenery of
all routes. Big catches of Steel Head
trout are now being made by fly fisher
men along; Rogue River. Wire for seat
reservations on Auto Stage,, Hall Taxi
Company, Medford Oregon. ' ' "
MOUNT ? ARARAT!
LOBBY AGENT FES
I
"I'm, a-Peaceful Man," Says
Reed After Encounter With r
'Manufacturers' Official, -
; (TJnlted Press Leased Win)
'.Washington, Oct. 4. Senator James
A. Reed of Missouri grinned and Invited
a reporter to feel of hi muscle today
when asked regarding a report that he
blackened the eyes and cut the face of
John Molntyre. an official of the Na
tional Association of Manufacturers. '
; "I'm a moat peaceful man," said Sen
ator Seed, "and whether I hit him-or
not is a tnatters of .small' conoera. But
you see m knuckles are not skinned.'
.' Senator Reed is reported to have used
his flats on Mclntyre when the latter
called at his office In search of infor
mation regarding the senate's "insidious
lobby" Investigation. . . ..
COUNCIL AMENDS CITY ;
ORDINANCE TO HASTEN
THE BOND , MEASURES
. r - - -
'- Continued From Page One,
iroate $800,000 would be used in Initial
improvements, Intimated Chairman
Frederick W. Mulkey of the dook oom
miaslon this morning.
' The plan- of the dock commission Is
to develop a great water-terminal In
the 'Willamette river between the North
Bank bridge and the North Pacific Lum
ber company's property. - The removal
of Swan island and the channel dredg
ing necessary would involve the moving
of 50,000,000 cubic yards of material.
The construction of the slips and piers
.would glvo berthing room for ao ships
am
RHSQE
Hotel
"... " ' , '
Multrioitiah
Where i$ there a hotel in this country that" '
Biv9 it cniests. its oatrons". and its friends
such an entertainment, as the Hotel Multnr ,
mah . provides . EVERY SUNDAY- EVEN- ,t
SIX . HOURS OF AMUSEMENT
' 6 P. M, Until" Midnight r''.
6 until 8 f. m. an Excellent Table d'HoJte Din- ,
. nerf, 8; untile' 8.30 Promenade on "Mezzanine .," .;
' Floor or Lobby., 8:30 until 10. p. m.. Grand " -.
Concert in Lobby, .given by V ' 1 ' t ., , . - "
THi. AUGMENTED MULTNOMAH HO ;
'.,7V' ' " .TEL; ORCHESTRA : '
- Herman S. Heller, Directors" . - v ." "
: '"', t ' ' , . . j - , ' ; .: ;
. Seats for One Thousand Persons.-, .
- -. 10:15 until 13 p, ml in ; ' '. '. . ,.
.THE ARCADIAN , GARDEN CABARET, .': r
; f '. ENTERTAINMENT.' ."
Under the Direction of Miss ONeil. ' ' '
' ' f , , t , i ' i
; The very best Entertainment 'fy';f'U, i
The very best Cuisine. i,,'UiHV''' 'V' fl
TKe very best Service. " J , ' 9' r",',"
The most attractive djning-room in -the city
' "i of Portland. ' h-nil ; 'J i ' .Id
r""ThVerybest "orchestra ulnider the directiorTof
. Herman S. Jleller. - . . , ';',. '; - .
MM
f H. C
;v::ning,
at Mock's bottom and IS at Bridgeport.
each more than COO feet long.; On ad-
Joining area there would be room for
storage, .bonded warehouse, industrial
plants and so forth. It has been esti
mated . that the . commission could, not
only thus develop a water terminal sys
tern; on a oar with Ban Francisco or
Seattle, but Improve a large amount of
land of high Income producing charao
ter for lease to industrial interests.
,, - Commissioner Will Daly said at the
meeting this morning that It would be
desirable and advisable-to submit the
question of Installing a recreation pier
on the east side public dock to the peo
ple at the November election, under the
pouter granted by . the amendment
passed this morning. -. .r
ir .. in .nun.- V-
5 Bar. Room "Come Back."
' Roseburg. Or.; Oct 4. The' room util-
ised as a barroom In the Hotel Mo
Clallen whe'n Roseburg was wet" was
raided by Sheriff Qulne Friday and1 two
barrels of beer, .one. barrel of miscellan
eous wines and about II barrels of
empty bottles were ' seised. ' Charles
Stark, who with " his mother, eonduots
the hotel, and Alex Perdue, night clerk,
are to pe tried -on a charge of selling
intoxicating liquor.
' , 1 Choked . bn Foot Tad,.
' Ban Franoisco, CaL, OcJL 4-Choked,
robbed and beaten Into unconsciousness.
Miss Betty Bahbarty is recovering today
from an encounter with a footpad who
escaped with her purse, containing 135,
Miss Babbarty was set upon at midnight
and .was null unconscious When round
two hours later. , ,
.''.VVa':,. jfl.l. II I) m i II i. il i , i. ' '-A'
' Nominations. for Alatka.
Washington, Oct 4. The nominations
of F. M. Baxton to be United States dis
trict attorney for the Second division
of Alaska, and John Randolph Tucker
Jr., to be a diatrlot Judge for the same
divlslon,-.were sent to the senate today.
, j"".. in . mi iiiWi . i! ii ;i "Hiifiiii ii i.;.: :,-r:K
Strict Curfew Ordinance.
eanta Rosa, Cel., pet 4. An ordi
nance was passed for the imprisonment
over night, without oojii or a bearing,
of everyone under 18 found .on tha
streets after P. m. - ,
Bowers, Manager
" i !'; K
I1D
STA1l GFHCfALS WIN
OYER GBL CRAWFORD
' I . , ' , '
Court Holds Complaint In "Re
volving Ttind" Case Not
Sufficient Cause, gf Action,:
- (Ealta Boreas of The Journal.).
Balem.. OrvOot. I.-Wudge Percy K.
Kelly of the Marlon county circuit court
today .sustained the demurrer of the
complaint filed" by Attorney General
Crawford, on behalt of the state, against
Governor West, Secretary of State Ol
cott and State Treasurer Kay, to re
cover practically 118.000 alleged to have
been unlawfully expended from the peni
tentiary revolving luno. ine juua
sustained the demurrer on the ground
that the complaint makes no allegation
that the state was damaged in any way.
Judge Kelly went even further and de
clared that the complaint itself, which
sets forth the purpose for which ne
money was used, is a refutation that
the state has suffered any damages.
In his complaint the attorney general
stated , that the money was spent for
land for the prison brick yard, and for
materials and supplies used for tna var
ious Industries at the penitentiary, and
other purposes in connection with those
Industries, The attorney general statea
today, however.- that he would amend
his complaint and allege specific dam
ages. ,
What court F':t
(In rendering his decision Judge Kelly
said: . " - , ' f '
"lii the case of the state of Oregon
against Oswald West and others, where
in a demurrer was argued upon yester
day to the complaint, it appeara from
the complaint that the defendants Were,
respectively, ' governor, , secretary , of
state and state treasurer of the state
ef Oregon, and it is charged in the com
plaint that from tne eaie or, nricx ana
the rent 'of the foundry plant of the
state oenitenUary . there was obtained
funds which were placed in, the state
treasury 1 without warrant of - law and
applied In the ; payment or claims tor
services rendered, material or supplies
furnished and land purchased at and for
amy
Sextette
from Lucia
in Burlesque
tby the Araerlean
Beauty Bevue Chorus
. In costume. ,',..!
1" actss '
, ,,. - ( Soloist, . v
A,lio splendid new
programme of ape-;'
- claltlea during lunoh,'
dinner and after7 the
' theatre. I ; ; ;
hOteXi ossaoxr ,
, QBCKSSZaA-
( ; ' SIGNOR
PIETKO , MARINO, "
- Musical Pireotor
Tak vour after- .
the-theatre supper at -,
The Oregon service, '
cuisine and appoint-,
ments unexcelled.
OREGON
rl; i' bsl ejli.e" 1
ffli
t .... '
it
!jl ments unexcelled. ' 'j j
Lunch, ik'.
m
THE
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u LiHiai-- J
'rS-.HOTEL'-GORNELIiUS
!' . Till? iinTTCTf ntf wpt rniitt - '
THE
the Orrn'm
couteniitd by t ' . " 11 "lt 1
Is no BlleiiMtlua in the . vmiiimJiit i
damages sustalnul ly tlie tute.
"It ls-soiiKlit to u'fover a ic-i;. . 1
Judgment HKttliist tl.c defendants. 'I ho
theoiy of tlie coiiipiaini ij.m, i... i il
Is not to this couit a state of j-u-h
upon which thla court can iv tii.it
the state has been damaged, and lt H
the' opinion Of the court that It 1m
not enough to charge an 'officer with
a mere breach of duty in order to
obtain a peraonal Judgment against s" ii
officer for such breach, -but It mu t
appear that there resulted from aui h
breach damage to the party seeking a
recovery!
Ko ' Speoif to AUegatlons. .
It waa argued by the state that to
say that warrants might be drawn In
defiance of the constitutional inhibi
tion against the drawing of warrants by
the officers who might otherwise be
authorised to-draw the. warrants end
cash them for the purpose of, operating
the penitentiary and paying the claims
for services rendered and material fur
nished would be tantamount to giving '
a license to. the officers to purchase a '
railroad or buy a ship.
"lt la, in the "mind of this court an
answer to that contention to nay that
if you were aeeking to recover a Judg-"
ment against an officer of ttiia state for
the mtrchasa of a railroad or for the
purchase of a ship, it would not he j,
sufficient lo allege that the railroad or
the ship had been bought, but it la the
opinion of thla court it should .be stated
thnt the State, or the party seeking
Judgment, suffered damages, and there
is no such alligation aa that in thla .
oom plaint, , - . J '.
There Ii m general allegation of -l
damage, anj the allegation of applica
tion of funds to the payment of claims
mentioned In" the complaint is, In the
opinion of this court, a refutation that
the state has suffered any damage.. -
"lfpnthese reasons the demurrer to
the complaint will be sustained. -.
LAKEVIEW IN UNE-". . " , .
WITH GAPAGE FIRE
Lakevlew. Or.. Oct 4. The lAkeview
garage burned last night and seven au
tomobiles were destroyed In the fire, c
The loss Is about 1 5,000. Firemen re
moved gasoline from the plant and pre
vented further destruction. ''-.'
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