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REPLY BRIEF IS
FILED IN COURT
Sets Arguments Against
Those Opposing Olcott
1 believed the water bad and tha
cause of my rhenmatisia and itouv
ach trouble, so I sent a sample of
water In a special container to the
state board of bealth and received
I this report on February 4.
The sample or water suonuiuj
.KnmKul 20 bacteria ner c. c : 7"
Aiinrnev General Brown U "ent as formation upon 72
miorney ueaerai UIU"ur,. inhMinn. colon bacilli re
covered; this water Is unfit for do
nipti use: In reeard to what you
may do la the case we are forward
ing vnor letter to the county health
officer. Dr. Cashatt: yoQ may take
the mater up with him.
"I wrote Dr. Cashatt the follow
lne dar but have not received a re
ply. If I refuRe to use this water
and po away until my bpsband puts
a welL can he reruae to support me.
The rain water in the barrel is very
low and full or wlles."
Mr. Cehlhar advised that her hus
band's attention be called to the sit
nation in order that he might be
fullv advised as to the mater. He
Eight propositions, all treated at
length, are set 'forth in the conten
tention that Hen .W. Olcott is gover
nor of Oregon in fact In a brief filed
in the supreme court by Attorney
General Rrown In reply to attorneys
who. as auiicic curiae have filed
briefs in the test case of Olcott vs.
Hoff In opposition to Mr. Olcott's
side of the cast. Not only Hoes the
attorney generaj quote widely from
the judicial literature of the land but
he presents a syllabus of all opin- fm:
ions' of the Oregon supreme court
which have a bearing on the case in j
any way.
Mr. Drown sets out four propo
sitions of the attorneys opposing him
to which he directs his attention.
These re:
1.- The problem presented by the
petition Is prompted by personal ra
ther than public interest. .
2. The issues . involved rajse a
question of tfUe to office and, there
fore, mandamus Is not the . proper
procedure.
HIPPODROME
VAUDEVILLE
TODAY
BLIGH THEATRE
Mr dear Madam:
"There Is no criminal statute by
which you can make him' support
you. All you caa do Is ta have him
punished for falling to support yon
without lust or sufficient cau.e
Your husband naturally has a . legal
right to fix the family domicile and
naturally has a right to refuse to
support you unless you reMe there.
If. however, the conditions are such
that the state board of bealth has
declared them seriously injurious to
your health as you claim, there
3. The petitioner is opposed to would be no such obligation
constitutional provisions, statutory on TOur part, as there is no law that
enactment and by court decisions. can require yon to drink 350 bac
4. The controversy submitted to tera per cc.. or to drink rata water
this court by this procedure Is not' from tne rain barrel that is full or
supported by public interest nor wiggles. Under no construction of
common welfare. ' the law could ron be expected or re-
The attorney general presents ar? quired to live under such eondi-
caps. only after due and Justly de
served ceremony. ... . . ,"
At 2:30 the varsity baseball team
met Chemawa's men on Sweetland
field, the result of .which was a score
or 8 to 2 in favor of Willamette
men. The line-up of the local team
was: Hasler. c; 11. Dlmick. p; Mc
Kittrlck. 1st b; R.'tHmick. 2nd b:
Davies. ss; Olson.. 3rd. h; Hickman,
rf; Wapate, cf ; Austin. 1st f.
Today's events will be started off
with a May morning breakfast fol
lowed by tennis matches with O. A.
C. until noon. , Immediately after
noon Queen Margaret I wil Ibe
crowned by James Crawford or Port
land. Following the crowning the
May fete will be presented and the
remainder or the arternoon will be
filled with track matches. At
o'clock will be the annual Junior
prom. ,
Today Is Last Chance
v for Voters to Register
.Today Is the last day for registra
tion for the June' electirns.
AJi day 'long1 yesterday several
clerks were kept busy at the office
of County Clerk Iloyer at the regis
tration desk and an even greater
rush is expected today.
Read he Classified Ads.
gument to show that these deduct
ions are fallacious. In support of
his position , he then goes at length
Into the following propositions:
1. The issue concerns the public
vastly, more than it does the per
sonal interest of either of" the par
ties.
tlons.
You Can Core That Backache
fain alone the !arlc. dixin. kridaeb
nd crnrral lannrnr. Cet parkag f
Mother Urar's AROMATIC-LEAF, lb" pleas
ant Medicinal Tea. I'mo H at firM ot
cold. When you feel all rum Hown. tired.
Fri Mferao n!
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rBall
SPORTPNEUS
Golf
Tennis
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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, . sr. way z.
. ; r h kE
s Cincinnati ... .1 2 ' .4
t. Louis ... ...... .8 9 1
' Reuther, Ring and "Win go; Horst
, nan, Goodwin, Tuero and Snyder. '
n.NfcW; YORK May 2.
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Philadelphia .2 8 6
' -.New York .. . . . ...... ..14 16 2
i Watson and Cady; . Barnes and
t McCarty. Smith.
- . BROOKLYN. May 2.
i " .-RUB
t Boston J 0 4 2
Brooklyn . . 3.8 2
lTludolph and "Wilson; Pfefrer and
' Irueger. - -
a. if ... : . . .
PITTSBURGH, May 2. --!?
.; R H K
.? Chicago ..." . . .! ..." ..." .4 9 1
I Pittsburg . . . . -V ....... 2 8 0
If Tyler. Martin. Douglass and Kllle
1 : Ter; Mayer, Evans, Adams and
Bchmidt.
AMERICAN LEAGUE I
4 : ; - d
CLEVELAND, May 2.
; , ... .. . . - - -RH E
Detroit . . . . . 14 16 0
Cleveland ... . .'. ... . . .6 12 2
James, Dauss, . Cnnnlngham and
Stanage; Bagby, Enzmann. Coumbe,
EngTe, Uhle and Nunamaker.
CHICAGO, May 2.
R II
...11 16
....4 5
St.; Louis . . . ... .
Chicago .
Gallia and Severeid; Williams,
Danforth, Benz and Schalk, Lynn.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2.
R II E
Washingtofi .7 9 1
Philadelphia .2 6 3
Shaw, Johnston and Piclnlch; Kin
ney, Seibold. Anderson and Perkins.
McAvoy.
- BOSTON, May 2.
New York . . .
Boston -. . . ,
Russell and Ruel: Jones and Walters.
Northwestern League
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VANCOUVER, B. C, May 2,
First game.
R H E
Vancouver 2, 8 3
Victoria ... 1' " 7 3
Darham and Patterson;" Morton
and Easterly.
2. Governor Olcott may resign his Jit VlZ'Zll" St
Office Of secretary Of State and ap-lAa a tonie lautire it ha no eUl. Mother
point a successor, and Continue tO I day a Araavatic-Laaf ia aold by drncriata i
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reniainaer oi me present, term, iuh
principle and rule of law, he holds.
was settled in the case .of Cbadwick
j vs. Earhart. '
3. This is not a proceeding where
in we could invoke the extraordin
ary proceeding of quo warranto, but
it is proper for the petitioner to as
sert his right to the title and emolu
ments of the 'office by mandamus.
Under this head the brief disputes
JUNIOR PLAY SCORES
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In Salem., having presented a num
ber of other plays here. Kenneth C.
Iegge managed the play and Merrill
Ohling was stage manager.
Following the rirst act the vanity
.v. .... e .v.. . ... I quartette. Gustav Anderson.,, r loya
iuo v tat i tit o vi iuuo aivi uc; 9 civ f f
TACOMA. May 2.
Score
Seattle. v'.-:.(. v,
Tacoma ......
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sert is is the "duties"- and not the
'office" which" have devolved upon
Mr. Olcott.
4. The petition filed in this court
and caure merits consideration, and
the prayer of the petitioner is worthy
of an affirmative answer. Inder
this, head the attorney general points
out'thafbotll the governor and the
secretary of state are" executive pffi-
Williams, Gibson and Bdelzle; Al-1 cers and that the business or the
exander and Cadman (called end 9th. I state demands that the two offices
darkness.
VANCOUVER. B
Second game.
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Vancouver . . ... . J ...... 3
Victoria ......... .. . . 0
' Henion and Patterson; Engle and
Esterly.
C. May 2.
II E
4 2
2 3
I COAST LEAGUE
R II
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Route your freight via
Willamette Valley Transfer Co.
Express service at freight rates.
. Long, distance hauling only.
Phone 1400
PORTLAND. May 2.
Score RUE
Oakland . . 1 3. 3
Portland 2 7 0
Kramer and Elliott; Oldham and
Baker.
LOS ANGELES, May 2.
Score R II
Sacramento 6 12
LOS ANGELES . .11 12
Bromiey and Fisher;
Beer, Pertica and Boles.
Aldrich.
SEATTLE. Wash., May 2.-r-
R II E
Vernon 4 12 1
Seattle .3 6 1
Check and Cook; Mains and Cole
man, Schang.
SAX FRANCISCO, May 2.
R H
Salt Lake ......... .6 10
San Francisco 7 13
Leverent and Byler; Kantlehner.
Crespi, Smith and Brooks.
Read the Clauified Ad.
Buy in Salem Week This Week and
Every Other Week.
GiVe Salem Merch ants
Your Business
Because of their investments they are entitled to all the bysiness originating
in this community.
Salem merchants have goods equal to if not better than those which can be
'purchased elsewhere, their prices will compare favorably with any.
HOLSUM "BREAD is made in Salem.
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BAKING CO. (
ivcattaa t
be fiUed by different individuals, par
ticularly as the Judgment of botn
is needed on. boards and commis
sions.. A letter rrom noy a. Kiein.
secretary of the state highway com
mission, is quoted in which advice is
asked concerning- the. signatures of
the governor and the secretary of
state on highway bonds. Tne attor
ney general's office is beseiged with
Inquiries, concerning the effect 01
transactions requiring the signatures
of the governor and the secretary of
state, says the .brief.
5. The principle and rule or law
announced in the case of Chadwlck
vs. Earhart shonld be the determin
ing factor and this court's guide In
its-disposition in the instant case. 11
! hoii that th notitloner has a
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rieht to invoke the rule of stare de-
cisls.
6. Mere technicalities should not
be permitted to present a free, gen
uine and simple disposition of tnis
important matter.
7. The construction given In sec
tion 8. article 5 of the constitution
of Oregon by this court'in the t-haa-
wick case reveals the meaning and
purpose intended to be conveyed by
the authors of that part of the or
ganic law.
8'. The Immediate and attending
circumstances peculiar to the coun
try at the time when the present de
bated constitutional provision was
written offer further proof that the
makers of that Instrument intended
that he secreary of state, upon the
happening of the contingencies there
in enumerated, become governor in
fact.
UK IH)KS HEAVY WORK
"I do heavy work and that Is a
strain on a man's kidneys, writes
Bert Dawson. Canton. 111. "My trou
ble started with severe, sharp pains
over niT back'. 1 bought a bottle 01
Foley's Kidney Pills, and beiore ix
was rone, mr nains had entirely left
me. . "They banish rheumatic pains,
hnrkache. soreness, stiffness. J. C
Perry. ' -
WATER WIGGLES
WORRY WOMAN
She Asks Gehlhar About It;
Law Doesn't Compel Her
to Drink 'Em
Mc'ntyre. tenors, and Paul Sterling.
Ilarry Bowers, bass, sang "Annie
Laurie,- responding to repeated en
cores. Music was furnished by the
Swarts-Stege orchestra.
Queen Margaret I and her retinue
occupied a box. The royal party
was composed of Queen Margaret I.
Arlle Walker. President and Mrs.
cart Gregg Doney. Miss Helen Rose.
Lestle Sparks, Gladys Nichols, and
Homer Tasker.
"The Arival or Kitty" brought to
a close the flmt dar of the Junior
Week-end and Jlay Day festivities at
Willamette university. The morning
was spent, in cleaning up the cam
pus and welcoming the visitors, who
are expected to number near 100. At
oon a student lunch, at which the
high school seniors were special
guests, was enjoyed on the campus,
followed immediately by the Fresh
man green cap stunt of burning the
Opening Sunday
v ; PROF. E. D. PAVATTE '
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