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TVUl.Y F.T riliKCnvi V. lT.MIt,ETO, OltEfiON. W I DXKSIl AY, OCTOISFIt 10, 10f).
PAGI3 THRK&
OREGON
ENTITLED TO WIORE LEGISLflTORS
A Salem correspondent reviewing
the question of redlstrlctlng the rep
representatlve and senatorial divisions
of Oregon, at the next amnion of the
legislature,, says:
One of the duties Imposed upon the
next legislature by the constitution of
the state Is that of making a new ap
portionment of the state in senatorial
and representative districts, based up
on the census of l'J05. This task will
be a difficult one and In the end quite
probable an unsatisfactory one, for
the reason that the census is generally
acknowledged to have been very In
accurately taken In several counties.
The figures are not yet complete
and may not be before the legislature
convenes. The law does not fix a
time within which the census returns
shall be filed nor does it require either
the county assessor of the. county
clerk to make footings on the census
rolls. As a consequence, four counties,
Curry, Lake, flrant and Morrow, have
not yet sent In returns, though the
census was completed more than a
year ago and a large number of censiu
returns contained no totals.
The work of computing totals has
therefore been thrust upon the office
of the secretary of state, and the clerks
In that department are spending their
spare time counting the Inhabitants
of the stale as shown by the records
made by assessors, who are required
to take the census.
From the returns a general Idea can
be gleaned of the situation which will
be presented before the legislature of
1107, In making a re-apportloninent of
the state. Labcr Commissioner Hoff
has made a hasty count of the popu
lation of each county .according to the
returns, and his figures are approxl
mately, though perhaps not absolute'
ly correct. The count is that of the
entire population, whereas the appor
tionment must be based upon tile
white population.
With the exception that Multnomah
Clatsop, Marlon and some other west
ern Oregon counties have more than
an equal population of Chinese, and
Umatilla and Klamath have more than
their due proportion of Indians, th
entire population is distributed in
practically the same ratlc as the white
population.
Present ropnlntlon.
The population of the several coun
ties, as computed by Mr, Hoff, with
the exception of Curry, Lake, Oram
and Morrow, which are estimated for
the purposes of this article, Is aa fol
lows: Itakir 16.307
Denton 6,761
Clackamas 20,478
Clatsop 15.27!l
Columbia 7.163
Coos I.. 11,752
Cook 4.713
Oursy l.'JOO
Douglas 16.042
GIIHnni -,238
Grant 6,ooo
Harney 2,549
Jackson 12.619
.K-sephlne 8.099
Klamath 3. 836
Lake 2.900
Lane 23.665
Lincoln 3,573
Linn .. 1K.4N
Malheur 6.024
Marlon 29 670
Morrow 4.2O0
Miiltnomnli 129 116
Polk 10.1S4
Sherman 3.S60
Tillamook 4,526
Imatllla 19.229
lnl.,n 14.701
Wallowa 5.5O0
Wasco 15.974
Washington 16.673
Whrehr 2,t2'i
Y.in.hill 14,lx:
and one Jointly, but comes nearer be
in,; entitled to three thun does Linn.
I'nlon Is clearly entitled to two, but
has on'y Mie and one Jointly. Wash
limt'in has thpe. Inn would have a
hard time defending In i tight to more
than two.
'i'iti:i:i))M of sizaxm
CONFKHKIIATK VF.TF.HAX8 JIKCT
Jane Corcoran ('Mining to Ilic FrHzcr
Tomorrow Xlghl.
Jane Corcoran, wlo has toured for
lie past two seasons at the star of
I'retty Peggy," well be seen at the
FtH.er October 11. In "The Freedom
of Suzanne." Miss Corcoran, whose
leading support will be James M.
Hrophy, Is conceded by nil to be the
yoiimrcst first class star on the Amer
ican stage today. She was practically
bain on the stage and during her
comparatively short existence she has
ben Utvay from It for n short time
onlv.
Her manager, Arthur C. Alston, hus
ntado a wise selection In "The Free
dom of Suzanne." It has never been
seen In America outside of a long en
gagement, three times extended, at
the Kinplie theater. Nev York city.
Miss Corcoran has a very largo fol
lowing nil over the country and the
Indications are that she will have a
capacity he use here. r
The first act of the play opens In
Curzon street, where Charles Trcver
Is av.alting disconsolately for tire vag-
rnng SuKanne. He is surrounded by
a mall crowd of friend and relations
who nre all vexations enough to ex
v. V f
Scene from "Freedom of Sii.anne," nt
tlie TriiMT, Oi-IoImt 11.
Largest Similar Gathering In History
of Tennessee.
Pulaski, Tenn., Oct. 10. The an
nual reunion of the Confederate Vet
erans of the state hold here today Is
a memorable one, as members of all
camps and bivouacs In the old volun
teer stnte nre represented In the
gathering. The reunion Is the largest
In the history of the state, as It Is the
first time that the camps and bivouacs
have met together by nrrangemont,
though last year nt Winchester the re
union concluded with a meeting of the
camps nnd bivouacs jointly for the
purpose of appointing committees to
perfect a consolidation of the two or
ganizations of veterans nnd report at
the reunion this yeah j
Temporary organization of the Ten- I
nessoe Division, rolled conreucrate
Veterans, was effected nt a meeting
at the capital April 2S, 1905, when a I
charter was obtained and officers '
elected. All the camps and bivuoacs
w ere visited a,nd the members urged
to Join In this reunion in order that
the new organization might embrace
all confederate veterans In the Ten
nessee division and the result Is the
biggest crowd of veterans that has
ever been brought together In this old
state.
A Young Mother at 70.
"My mother has suddenly been
made young at 70. Twenty years of
Intense suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disabled her, until six months
ago, when she began taking Electric
Bitters, which have completely cured
and restored the Btrength and activity
she had In the prime of her life,"
writes Mrs. W. L. GUpntrlck of Dan
forth, Me. Greatest restorative medi
cine on the globe. Sets stomach,
liver and kidneys right, prifles the
blood, and cures malaria, biliousness
and weaknessness. Wonderful nerve
tonic. Price BOc. Guaranteed by
Tallman & Co.
Catholic Totul Abstainers.
Philadelphia. Oct. 10. Catholic To
tal Abstainers In this city will ob
serve today In honor of Father Mat
thew. . A monster parade was given
today In the principal streets, In which
were represented nearly all the or
ganizations and Individuals opposed
to the liquor traffic. The Philadel
phia branch of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America Is In
charge of the celebration. This or
ganization shows a large increase,
there having been an addition of 12
societies during the past year.
Total 463,538
As the federal census of 1900 show
ed a total of a llttlo over 4 13.000, It Is
nimarent that the assessors found a i M.irverly-on
total Kiiin of approximately 50.00a.
Section 6 of article 4. of the consti
tution requires that the legislature
shall appoitlon the senators and rep
resentatives among the counties ac
cording to r. ration to be determined
by computation, and that wh-n any
county's population entitles It to more
than one-half a senator or representa
tive uch county shnll lie entitled to
a member for such fraction. Where a
county has not the population to en
title It to n member It may be attach
ed to some ndlolnliig county In forming
a district. No county can he divided
In forming a district.
Now, if 30 senators and 60 repre
sentatives be appointed among coun
ties having a total population of 463,
5iS, the ratio of apportionment will
be one senator for each 15,434 Inhab
itant" nnd one representative for each
7717 Inhabitants.
New Apportionment.
ltcfcrrlng to the ratio and the bible,
of population, It Is seen, for example,
that linker county now shares a sen
ator with Malheur and Harney, where
at It Is entitled to one nlone, On the
Other hand, Hcnton county has a sen
ator alone, although the census re
turns do not eutltle the county to that
power In tho state senate. Marlon has
two senators and one Joint, but la only
entitled to two. Hy strict construction
Lane is entitled to two nlone, though
It now has but one and one-third.
Multnomah, which has five alone
and two jointly, Is entitled to about
eight alone, unless the colored and
Chinese population cuts down the
white population too much. Union Is
entitled to one alone, but shares with
Wallowa. Polk has one alone, but If
Folk and Henton were Joined they
would have scarcely more than popu
lullon enough to entitle them to one
senator.
Much the same situation Is present
ed with regard to representatives. Ma
rlon has five, but tho census returns
entitled the county to only four.
Clackamas has three nnd one Jointly,
but Is only entitled to three, l.lnn has
three, but could very reasonably be
expected to share one of them Jointly
with Lane, whine Is entitled to more
tbnn three. Multnomah has 12 and
one jointly, hut Is entitled to about
' 15 or 16.
Umatilla haB two representatives
euse the wilt' en5e of boredom.
Lady Charlotte, the husband's moth
er, and Fl:.n y Harding, the wife's
uncle, attack and defend Suzanne by
turnr. until she appears to explain
her absence. A series of nocturnal
advenluter on'v consistent with most
Imprudent Innocence are narrated.
Fru!rated suppers at the Continental
hotel, cab driver with casually en
countered strangers, and a final tar
da! eRC'iptf from a compromising visit
to the stranger's lint these from Su
zanne's paitly volunteered account of
her evening's frolic.
The family leaves her In disgust,
bit the husband surprises his wlfj
and the audience by Instant forgive
ness, and attempts to kill with kind
ness her fatal passion for freedom.
Suzanne, however, picks a quarrel
with her husband, nnd goads him Into
seeming n dlvrce. During the nln?
months wbUh separates acts 1 and 2,
the enqueue has been transformed.
N i tlviu three suitors persecute
l-.-r v .'h in dent attentions, but a
chance meeting with her husband
"tiffiees to implant all the wifely vir
tues, which she had hitherto lacked,
she pursues him by motor from
a and arrives In his
I Hat at midnight for the Inevitable
reconciliation.
A Caru.
Tills Is to ceitify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
If Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold- It stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe, coughs and prevents pneumo
nia and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine Is In a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Koep
pen drug store.
(0) til A Mi)
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JUST RECEIVED
57 New Coats and 23 New Suits
Direct from New York by
Express. All Bought from
the Factory that made
them. Styles
questionably
now when the assortment
is complete.
Buy them of "CRANK" and they are alright.
that are un
right, Buy
XEWS HtOM 1IELIVX.
Western I'nlon Votes More Bonds.
New York, Oct. 10. The stock
holders of the Western Union Tele
graph company met today and auth
orized the Issue of 125,000,000 con
vertible bonds, nnd the stockholders
voted to Increase the amount of the
capital stock to allow the bonds to be
converted Into stock. The bonds
have 30 years to run.
Henry E. Jones, of Tampa, Fla..
writes: "I can thank Cod for my pres
ent health, due to Foley's Kidney
Cure. 1 tried doctors and nil kinds
of kidney cures, but nothing done me
much good till I took Foley's Kidney
Cure. Four bottles cured me, and
I am 62 years old, nnd suffered long,
but thanks to Foley's Kidney Cure, 1
am -veli nnd can walk nnd enjoy my
self. It is a pleasure to recommend
It '.o those needing a kidney medicine."
Koeppens drug store.
Ilellx Hotel Has Keen laei! Dr.
Griswolil's Health Improved.
Helix, Ore., Oct. 10. The Helix
hotel, which has been conducted by
M'S. Frank Myers for some months
at this place, has been leased by
Harry Grimes and D. Miller for one
yar. Mrs. Myers will shortly leave
for Portland, where her husband
has gone Into business.
Dr. Orlswold, who has been quite
ill for some time, Is much Improved
and he now spends a great deal of his
time at Two Rivers, where he has
property.
The farmers have their grain about
all hauled to the warehouses and are
now doing their fall work and pre
paring for the next crop.
The "kicker" Is a necessary adjunct
to every successful organization.
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Return I'.niraueincnt.
"A'd 'he world loves n lover" Is the
oft repeated tab-, and which Is partly
sugiievtlve of ! portion of the plot of
'A Mad l ove." which will he pre
'eiiti d at Ihe 'Kifzer Sunday. October
14, with that splendid emotional star
Miss Marotta Smart, and n specially
engaged register of dramatic celebri
ties. The play has n prologue and
three Intenxt ly Interesting acts, and
is what might he termed a new edi
tion or modernized version of that
all-time success, "Lady Audley's Se
cret," tho work of Miss M. E. Brad-
don, a world famous literary genius.
A Mad Love" Is a play that deal
with life Itself, full of human Inter
est, emotional, yet possessing an
abundance of genuine comedy, and Is
at all times plnu4ble and possible in
story and plot. It Is a performance
that particularly appeals to woman
kind and offers a lesson In honor and
humanity not soon forgotten.
Tobacco Growers Hold Convention.
Clarksvllle, Tenn., Oct. 10. The
National Tobacco Growers' conven
ventlon has opened Its nnnunl session
In this city for a three days' session.
Eight hundred delegates nre here
from different pnrts of the country.
Matters 'pertaining to the tobacco In
dustry and of particular Interest to
tobacco growers especially, nre being
discussed in a most, practical way.
Foley's Honey and Tar cuers the
most obstinate coughs and expels the
cold form the system ns It Is mildly
laxative.? It Is guaranteed. Do not
risk taking any hut the genuine In
the yellow package. Koeppcn drug
store.
Foley's Kidney" Cure will cure any
case of kidney trouble that la not be
yond medical aid. Koeppen drug
store.
Daniel Francis, a Chicago negro
sentenced to be hnnged Is resisting
every effort of his attorneys and
friends to gain him clemency. Fran
cis says: "I am a bad man. I am
ready, willing and anxious to be
hnnged. The world will be better
for getting rid of me. I killed my
wdfe and another woman with abso
lutely no provocation. I am only too
glad to take whnt I ought to get. I
have made the best amends to God
I know how to make."
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Every old sore exists because of a polluted condition of the blood. This
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in nn unhealthy condition from a long spell of sickness, or the trouble may
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urated force an outlet on the face, anus, legs or other part of the body and
form a sore or ulcer. Thisbeing continually fed by a polluted blood supply.'
grows red and angry, festers and cats into the surrounding flesh until it
becomes whnt is very aptly termed nn "old sore." The relief produced by
external treatment is only temporary. The only treatment that enn do any
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Imported bqtter is held so as to be shipped by the carload
and give the middle man a larger profit, and is delivered to the
dealers in case lots which must all be sold before a new order
is placed.
Is it possible that under these conditions it can be delivered
to the consumer as fresh and wholesome as if it were made
in this city from the highest test cream and delivered each day
to the different grocers and in quantities such as can be used up
entirely that day.
We simply ask you to give
Blue Mountain Butter
a trial and be the judge.
We Deliver it Fresh Every Day
We can suit the most particular people's taste and besides
when you trade with us you help your home industries and
they help you.
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"For Better Butter"
E. A. HULBURT, Mgr.
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