DAILY EAST OHKGOXIAX, PKXDLETOX, ORKGON, FIUDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1906.
PACE THHEE.
I'AC.KS.
ONE LETTER
CHANGES
CONSTITUTION
TO FIGHT I'ltl'IT PESTS.
The stute constitution as in general
U'e and iih printed In the codes and
other legal works does not conform
with the original document, sayB th;
fclem Statesman.
This discovery wan recently made by
District Attorney John H. McNury and
brought to the attention of the su
preme court yesterday In the hearing
of the case of Murphy against Lembke
and other and known as the city
boundary case. The last legislature
adopted n new charter for Salem and
extended the clly boundaries to In
clude territory not before embraced
by the city limits. The plaintiff and
appellant contended the act was un
constitutional. Among other objections raised, was
one that the title of the act failed
to comply with section 20 of article
four of the state constitution which
reads "Every act shall embrace but
one subject, and matters properly con
nected therewith, which subjects shall
be expressed In the title." Now the
tlllo of the amended charter "recites
that it is an act to amend the former
charter, etc., hut does not mention
extensions of the boundaries and ap.
pellant relied on the last clause of the
portion of the section quoted, con
tending the extension of the boun
daries was one of the matters con
nected with th subjects which should
hve been Included In the title of the
act In conlrpversy. When the word
used as subjects Is used in the singu
lar Instead of plural It gives a differ
ent Interpretation to that section.
This discovery It was said Is decisive
of , the ense.
Error of Long Standing.
The remarkable part of It Is that
llr. MrXnty finds the error running
through overy printed copy of the
constitution from the earliest complla
lion of the laws of the state to the
Intent. When examining the section
referred to he was struck with the
peculiar change from the singular to
the plural use tf the word subject
without apparent cause or reason.
He was using the latest compilation
by Pelllnger and Cotton and he then
took up Hill's annotated statutes, and
from there he went to the Deady and
Lane code, so-called, and still diflKatiB-
fied he examined the 'compilation by
Matthew P. Deady made in 1S59. the
earliest In existence. In each instance
the section appeared the same.
Then he went to the original docu
ment and found the letter "s" omit
ted from the word subject where- It
Is used the second time In the section
mentioned. Secretary of State Dun
bar, the custodian of the precious
document submitted it at Mr. Mc
Nn.ry's request to the chief Justice of
the supreme court and the error was
, brought officially before the court and
the fact of the error, so long unknown,
w.is positively established.
The section under discussion has
been decisive nf many law suits, prob
ably more then any other In the con
Conmililoncr Judd Gecr Will Enforce
I the Laws.
! Judd Geer, member for the fifth'
, ,, , . . , . district, has Just returned from a
slltittlon and great property rights ,,. , ,ha ., ,,,.,, f wti-
Ulld ninny tutnujin ui vtmi aim viiui
public Importance have turned upon
it. H:is this final "" made a differ
ence Is a question many will ask?
Many cases possibly would have been
different nnd the history of the state
or some of its Important centers might
hae been vastly different.
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 strength and activity
she had In the prime of her life,"
writes Mrs. W. L. .Gllpatrlck of Dan
forth, Me. Greatest restorative medi
cine on the globe. Beta stomach,
liver and kidneys right, prifles the
blood, and cures malaria, biliousness
and weaknessneBs. Wonderful nerve
tonic. Price 60c. Guaranteed by
Tallman & Co.
CLAIMS nitlXG $7000 EACH.
Tlmlier In Ciililcsac County Is Very
Valuable.
That the timber purchases of the
Robblns Lumber company of Rhine
lander, Wis., have created a great deal
of excitement In this section Is shown
by the fact that today J. J. Schick,
editor of the Culdesac Register, was
offered $7000 for h's place here, says
the Lewlston Tribune.
Manager Hackbarth, of the Lapwal
Lumber company, made' a bid for this
property against Mr. Robblns, but the
latter set the figure at $7000. How
ever, Mr. Schick was not disposed to
sell on the spur of the moment and
may even ask a higher price. He
owns a very choice . quarter. This
offer, so far as known, Is the highest
that has been made In central Idaho
this year for a Blngle quarter In the
timber belt
Today Mr. Robblns secured several
more claims and a number of those
who sold went to Culdesac during the
day to fnake affidavit of sale. All
of the claims so far purchased by Mr.
Robblns and those he has under con
Blderatlon are strung along a straight
course that he has mapped out for a
spur from the prairie railroad.
culture. One of the principal results
of the meeting was n determined ef
fort to enforce to the last Item the
law against diseased or Infected fruit
of every kind, Bays the I.a Grande
Chronicle. Not only will the regula
tions b enforced In the fruit produc
ing districts, and from the grower to
the dealer, but the canneries as well
will be prohibited from buying or
using un thing In the way of fruit that
's not of standard quality.
Untcld Injury has been Inflicted up
on those who have good fruit by the
practices of the canneries. The can
neries have been buying wormy and
scaly irult at almost any old price
n' Ihesc figures have become tho
nurket values for fruit of good qual
ity. As a matter of market competi
tion between the two kinds the Good
has invariably been dragged down to
ho level of the bad.
H will be so ny more. The can
neries have, been notified and they
will bt rigidly patrolled if necessary.
The district commissioners in conjunc
tion with the county fruit Inspectors.
will pee that In the producing districts
the regulations :ue properly observed.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as th.y can
not reach tbe seat of tb disease. Catarrb
Is blood or constitutional disease, and In
order to cure It yon moat take internal
remedies. Hull's Catarrb Core Is taken In
teraally, and acts directly on tbe blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
not a qnark medicine. It was prescribed
dj one of ln neat pnjsK-iana in inis conn,
try for years and Is a regular prescription,
It Is composed of the fat tonics known
combined with tbe beat blood DurtHers. act
ing directly on th nscons surfaces. Tbe
rfeet combination of tb two Ingredients
what produces anch wonderful results In
curing catarrn. bend tor testimonial tree.
K. J. CHUNKY ft CO.. Props, Toledo, O.
wn.'a dt artiggista, pries Toe.
Take Uall's Family Pills for constipation,
A Cam.
This Is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
If I'oley 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. .
"Wis i ' m4m---m,,1,w
SHE NEW STORE WITH A NEW STOCK.
A Talk to Mothers
On the underwear th"lr children are wearing.
"Don't eat this," or "Don't cat that," you say to your
boy or girl always afraid that something may hurt
their stomahes. Are you as careful about the clothing
they wear especially their underwear?
Do you know that poorly fitting underwear can hurt
a child, as much as poor food?
Physicians will tell you this.
Common sense will tell you If you stop to think a
moment. Our children's underwear Is proportioned bet
ter and made better than any other to be had. It gives
room for developing the muscles, doesn't bind nor
cramp, yet fils snugly enough to be comfortable.
Children's Egyptian ribbed cotton underwear all
sizes, 2i"c each.
Children's Australian wool underwear, ribbed, "25c,
35c, 50c.
Children's fleece lined, underwear, 15c. 25c, 35c.
NEW MACHINERY FOR RED HOY
Famous Mine In Sampler District Will
Again ltcconir a Producer.
Manager John Thomsen, of the Fre
mont Power company, and the Red
Boy mine, in the Granite district, 14
miler north of Sumpter, and 25 miles
west of Itaker City, who Is here on a
business trip, states that his two new
modern electric drills will be here In
a few days from Denver and will be at
once installed at the lied Boy, says the
Hnker City Democrat. The mine will
bo reopened and put In active state
r.f development and operation Just as
scon as the power can be turned on
from tHe great Olive lake power plant,
a short distance above the -mines in
the mountains, now being completed
after a year's hard work by the Fre
mont Power company.
Mr. Thomsen says that foe expects
to have the. power plant finished and
ready or operation very shortly. He
will then be In position, not only to
furnish electric power to the Red Boy
mine, but power and light to any mine
or city within a radius of BO miles.
He Is developing horse-power suffic
ient to run the whole cllv of Baker
and the mines adjoining.
A Baby's Sololoquy
Why Is this thing around my neck so stiff and hard?
Feels like lotc of pin pricks. Why must I look like a
'i barrel with all these
I f 1 tT53 1 ruffles on m yfrock?
vv hy does mother
slap my fingers
when I put them
through these big
holes called em
broidery? Why do
they expect me to
be sweet tempered
when they put ugly
thick things on me
some days? We
have frocks to suit
baby soft fine
nainsook and lawn.
Little yokes of fine
tucks, embroidery
and lace, with no
holes for baby fing
ers. At a third under
regular price be
cause the maker
wanted to keep his
factory busy.
Babies' nice lawn dresses embroidered trimmed, 25c
Babie3' fine lawn dresses, embroidered and lace trim
med. 35c, 45c, 65c, 85c.
Women's Hose Remarks
Ou.- stock is complete with every new Idea. This
means more correct shaped hosiery, together with bet
terness and styles exclusive, the very fancy sorts are
here, a.? well as the medium-priced varieties such as
are suggested below:
Ladies' fast black Eiffel dye hose, 10c pair.
Ladles' fast black Eiffel dye hose, 2 pair 25c.
Ladles' fast hlaik Eiffel dye hose, 15c pair.
Ladles fast black full seamless ohse, 25c pair.
A Woman's Underwear
Talk.
The Importince of comfort has been our foremost
consideration In preparing our stock of knit under
wear for women. This means more shapely garments,
correct proportions, comfortable fit. better trimmings, '
and more care in all the details of the finish.
Ladles' thin fleeced cotton ribbed underwear, 25c each.
Ladles' fine white finest plantation cotton, No. 1
underwear, 50c each.
Ladles' ribbed union suits,
fine white, ,50c eacn-
Ladles' pure Australian
wool underwear, Kaiser
make. $1.12 each'
Ladles' silk and wool un
derwear, Kaiser make,
1. 75 each.
Ladles' Vega silk union
suits, Kaiser make, $1.25
each.
Ladles' silk and wool union
suits, Kaiser make, 53.o0f
Ladles' silk and wool union
suits, Kaiser make, $2,50,
ROCTE OF THE XORTHWESTERX.
Xew Line "Will Build From Hunting
ton to Lewlston.
The Northwestern Railroad company
has filed a certified copy of Its arti
cles of incorporation at Boise, Idaho.
They set forth that the purpose of
the company Is "to construct, equip.
maintain and operate a line of rail'
road and telegraph and telephone lines
on such route as the company may
select, from a point on the Oregon
Short Line railway between the towns
of Huntington, In Baker county, Ore.,
and the first crossing of Snake river,
east of said town of Huntington, at
or near a place called Nagle, and ex
tending thence In a general northerly
direction along or near the Snake
river to a point at or near the town of
Lewlston, In the state of Idaho, a dis
tance of 150 miles, more or less, ex
tending a portion of said distance on
the Oregon aide of said river and the
remaining portion on the Idaho side
thereof, and crossing the river at
such places as shall hereafter be se
lected; also to construct, purchase,,
maintain and operate steamboats and
water craft upon the Snake river for
the carriage of freight, passengers,
etc."
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any
case of kidney trouble that Is not- be
yond medical aid. Koeppen drug
store.
pfleii s
!ttihe
Unheard of
Values in
Men's Suits
To make tlil year eclipse nil nnr
former sales nf mm' suits, we will
put at your iH-nml. for n linrt
time only, any Milt In l.ol US to lie
found ou mil' front counter, nnil
ranging In price from l2..tO to MB,
for
$10.
Remember, thin la not a " s't for '" w nrp "'
Inn suits from SI2.nO to I8 for tin' mcnsly sum of 10 nl
nuileoni. ItetK r Imrgaliw were never liail. Remeiiilier. price
nlone doesn't make a InrgiUn, but It's the quality for the
price Hint counts. Come anil examine the cuts nmt pattern.
Time and Conditions remind us that Winter will soon be
here are you prepared tor it?
If not, are you willing to te fitted in your winter clothes
absolute necessilies-at a grf at. saving? Do you wish to prac
tice a little economy?
Note our uftderpriced clothing and furnishings, come and
examine the quality land you wJl say "1 don't, see how you
con do it." it's a hobby of ours, we give you feconomy with
every purchase.
Buy now, be dressed right and save money.
Your feet stnml the blunt, so he well Pon't buy an "almost aood" hat nnd
shod. hiII an otherwise smart dreMtl ap-
Shoes Hint fit and wear. shoes for y mimy. iot our hot nml better
tlio iviirklngnmn. shoes for the "com- grades I lie kind lluit fit your face
moil people." -hoes lor evi-rylsHly. nml nniki vou look heller.
Hox roll', kangaroo calf and oil Wc linvc all hlocki In crush and
drain linthers. fit to Hie feet for from I
$2.50 to $4.00
still hats lit from
$150 to $6.00
Are You
Thinking
of Warmer
Underwear
We arc recognized the town over
as "Pendleton's economy center,"
Iwcnust vu? offer the same quality
for n less prlii to yon. Do you ap
preciate this? Do you care to save?
m
BEAMS TKISsV-. -
I '1
WESTERN MA0
nrrn tu urn nnn
SOUTH BEND W&V,
25c to $3.75
I'cr garment In this store will outfit you In warmer under,
wear: the kind that wears, where you choose from a coin.
pletc line, such as onra, yon will come hack aealn. because
there Is satisfaction and comfort with yon In every suit you
'wear. Warmer nntlerucnr and skldoo lagrlpiic.
I
v.
THE 'BOSTON STORE
PENDLETON'S ECONOMY CENTER.