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DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1907.
PAGE TOREK.
Continued Clearing of
Shoe Department
$3.50 and $4 Women's Shoes
$2.37
$2.50, $3 and $3.25 Women's Shoes
$1.98 .
$2 and $2.25 Women's Shoes
$1.12
No out-of-date lasts in these lots, all new
and up-to-date styles.
I ALEXANDER
DEPARTMENT STORE
The Oldest and Most Reliable.
sura
E COURT
DRAW THEIR PIT?
COMMISSIONERS
The Salem Journnl raises the ques
tion of the legality of the salaries of
the supreme court commissioners,
W. T. Sinter and Will R. King, Just
appointed by Governor Chnmberlaln.
The Journal, In an extended review
of the subject, says:
If the two newly created and ap
pointed commissioners of the su
preme court, W. T. Slater of Salem,
and Will R. King of Ontario, accept
ed their positions with the Idea that
they were to receive the -same salary
and additional compensation received
by the regular Justices of the suprerrie
court, aggregating $4500 per annum,
each, they will probably be doomed
to disappointment when they call up
on the secretary of state to receive
their warrants.
The constitution, article 13, spe
cifically provides that each Justice
of the supreme ceurt, shall receive an
annual salary of 12000 artcT no addi
tional fees, emoluments or perquisites
and any other sum allowed the new
commissioners would ,be In direct vio
lation of the fundamental law of the
tsale.
And It all happens because of the
omission of the word "compensation"
from the clause of the art whfch pro
vides that they shall receive a "salary"
equal the "salary" of a Judge of said
court, etc
In order that they .ntltled to
the additional pay received by the
Justices of the supreme court this
article of the constitution will have to
be amended and no provision for this
was made by .the legislature and can
not come before the people at the
next general election, except by Invok
ing the Initiative.
The Jumlres of the supreme court
receive 12500 extra pay by virtue of
EXJOY EATING.
mcl niRcfliiin Can Re Heartily Gained
With Ml-o-nn Stomach Tablets.
It Is torment to look upon a tempt
lug dinner and realize that to cat
freely means dltress and suffering
l ot us tell yon how you can enjoy
enllng, so that the heartiest meals will
S't 'veil ami caus-i no pain, distress or
uncomfortable feeling of furrness.
If you cannot eat er.d enjoy three
good, hearty, satisfying meals a day
without any fooling cf discomfort,
your stomach Is weak and needs the
slrenirth which Ml-o-na stomach tab
lets will give It. You cannot afford
to delay treatment, for the longer you
allow the dlgestlvu organ, to be weak,
the hnrder It will be to get help.
The remarkable- curative tnd
strengtbenlng power of Ml-o-na Is at
tested by the guarant, which Tall
mnii i: Co. give with every 50c box.
"We return the money If Ml-o-na fulls
In riire."
If you find that eat!nr, well -cooked
and properly chewed food Is followed
bv heaviness and load on the stomach,
by bloating, by pulping of acids nnd
wind, bv distress, nervousness, head
ache, trouble to sleep, or by any other
svmptoms -of disordered or- weak
tomncb, you should begin the use of
Ml-o-na at once. It Is guaranteed by
one of the best known druggists In
Pendleton to cure all disorders of the
stomnch, or cost nothing. A guaran
tee like tills means a good deal.
SUNSHINE
BLOOD
PURIFIER
The Best Tllood Purifier and.
Alterative.
Useful In all Impoverished con
ditions of the blood and as
a general tonic.
Guaranteed by
F. J. Donaldson
Reliable Druggist.
728 Main St., Pendleton, Or.
an act of the legislature of 1903,
which, In order to technically evade
the constitutional restriction, directed
the court to hold two sessions at Pen
dleton, In May and November, and In
consideration for Buch additional
duties "and expenses Incident thereto"
an pddltlonal "compensation" of 12500
per annum was allowed, but It Is not
to be construed as a part of their sel
arles. This act, too, In a technical sense, Is
a violation of the constitution, accord
ing to the opinions of divers legal au
thorities, but It will probably never be
attacked because the members of the
bar would hardly have the temerity
to take the question to the supreme
court for decision.
Attorney General Crawford, when
asked for his views Judging from the
wording of the act, gave as his opin
ion that the new officials would only
be authorised to receive the constitu
tionally provided amount, 12000, and,
this being the case and both of the
appointees enjoying practices which
nets them a revenue far In excess of
this amount. It Is doubtful If they will
accept the positions if the strict let
ter of the constitution Is observed nnd
Insisted upon by the secretnry of
state when he comes to auditing their
claims and Issuing warants.
Furthermore, the act which creates
the offices provides that the commis
sioners are to be paid In the same
manner In which a Judge of the court
is paid, but falls to make an appropri
ation for the additional expense and
It Is doubtful If the state treasurer
will take the authority upon himself
to honor their warrants should they
be Issued.
TO OPKN WILLAMETTE RIVER.
Governor Filed Hill for Purchase of
Oregon City IxM-k..
The governor has filed the bill
which was put through this legislature
under which the state of Oregon will
contribute towards the federal gov
ernment acquiring by purchase the
lucks and cnnal at Oregon City, and
thus making free forever the mighty
waterway that regulates commerce In
the whole of western Oregon, snys the
Salem Journal.
After a conference with the engi
neering department at Portland, the
chairman of the Open River associa
tion wired Senator Fulton yesterday
asking him to secure nn order from
the war department for a survey and
estimate of the value of the property
now owned by the Portland Railway,
Light & Tower corporation.
It is not understood that the Port
land corporation wants to sell any of
its holdings at Oregon City, on cither
bank of the river, but as the bill in
troduced by Senator Fulton contulfn
provisions for condemnation, and the
engineering department Is anxious to
secure ownership of the locks and ca
nal by the general government. It Is
not believed there will be any diffi
culty In securing the property at a
fair valuation.
Adopted Tormis! System.
The house proceedings produced
the surprises of the day when practi
cally without warning the members
calmly took un nnd nassert bv nn
overwhelming vote the bill providing
ror the Torrens system of land regis
tration and the bill proposing a con
stitutional amendment to nerml? the
Initiative nnd referendum in this state.
says on Olympla dispatch. A peculiar
fact Is that earlier In the session hnth
of these bills were recommenced by the
committees for Indefinite postpone
ment, nnd only the alertness of the
fathers of the measure In securing a
re-reference to the committees at that
time saved the bills from untimely
death.
No false pretense has marked the
career of Ely's Cream Palm. No Idle
promises of rewards for cases It will
not cure. Pelng entirely harmless, It
Is not. responsible like the catarrh
snuffs and powders, foj minds shat
tered by cocaine. The great positive
Ivi-tne of Ely's Cream Palm Is that It
speedily and completely cures nasal
catarrh and hay fever, flack of this
tnteir.ent Is the testlmnnv of thous
ands and a reputation of many years'
success. All druggists. POn, or mailed
by Ely Hun., r,t Warren street, New
fork.
T
OTIC
HERMANN
OFFICIAL CAREER OF 41
YEARS EMS MARCH 4
Hlnri r McTniunii Spends Last Day of
a Long Public Career In Defending
Hit Official Conduit Points Have
Ik-en Made Again Win by the
Prosecution The Burned Letter
Files Contained Official Communications.
Wnger Hermann's official career
of 41 years In the service of the statu
of Oregon and the United States gov
ernment closed today. March 4, with
the expiration of his term as con
gressman, and Mr. Hermann spent
the closing day of his official life In
defending hlim-tlf against the most
serious charges of official miscon
duct brought against him by the gov
ernment. A Washington, dispatch
ys concerning his trial:
Congressman Dinger Hermann will
put In his last day of official life In
Washington as the representative of
Oregon in the courtroom of the su
preme court of the district of Co
lumbia as defendant In the cuse
against him for the alleged destruc
tion of 35 letter-press coppybooks In
the office of the commissioner of the
general land office when he was go
ing nut. His trial was resumed this
morning.
The nrosecutlon will adduce start
ling testimony this week If plans
now lotd are carried out. The gov
ernment expects to offer evidence
connected with the Blue mountain
forest reserve, of which mention has
been made In several places In tes
timony already offered.
At least another week will be con
sumed by the rrosecutlon, after
which the defense proposes to take
as much time as may be needed to
thoroughly cover the ground, bo that
the case probably will last sqveral
weeks yet.
The government's counsel claims
to have already established the fact
that the letter-press books which
were destroyed contained many of
ficial tetters and that some of these
referred to fraudulent transactions,
such as those mentioned in Ben T.
May's correspondence. Introduced
last week, pertaining to the Grand
Rnhde Lumber company, whose em
ployes were alleged to be filing
fraudulent timber and stone claims,
which the prosecution asserts, goes
to establish Hermann's motive In
burning the books.
Irven Rlttenhouse, who was Prose
cutor Heney's private sccretury In
Oregon, Is one of the most active fac
tors on the government's side, serv
ing as an assistant of the attorneys.
He has a mass of evidence brought
from Oregon, which was part of oth
er cases there, which. If Introduced,
Is certain to create a sensation In
Oregon and here.
Mud Service DIcontlnued.
Last night at midnight the mall
carrier service between La Grande
and Island Cty went out of busl
I'cfs, says a dispatch from La
Grande. This service which has been
in operation with two trips per day
almost from the beginning of things
will now be transferred to the Elgin
train and become a part of the reg
ular railway mall service.
4 ;i-.-i-ulAluo.
A compla'.ut v.ur (nought before an
eminent Ur.-'i5i bishop that a clergy
mnn In his tihnvse was wearing an
Oxford master's hood when, in fact, be
had no sue!) doi;r?e. "1 call it, mr
ler.l," mid Ihe compl 'innt, "wearing
a He on Ms buck." "We need not use
quite so strong a word. Mr. Smith,"
the bishop replied in bis blandest man
ner. "Call It a false hood."
llefore and After.
She (ctlttlnK'.yi There Is uo doubt
about It niurrluge docs Improve a
man's politeness. He (surprised) How
so? She (blandly) Well, you frequent
ly get up and offer me a chair now.
IWore we were married you never
gave me more than half n one.
How It Marted.
"TaiK a!i,wt human beluga having
descended from such as you!" exclaim
ed Poll. '"they're much more likely to
have evolve.! from birds. You can't
speak tlieir lun;;na.;e. mid I can."
"I djii't dfj.v," responded Jocko.
"t!i..t tli.'.v ,ot t!i;ir lo:i3 tongues from
your family."
It was then tli.it the two had tlielr
celebrated monkey and parrot time.
Chicago Tribune.
A French View of Englishmen.
To au American u Freuclimnn Is a
waxed mustachio nnd extraordinary
stovepipe hat. In "Clmlnc Anglulse"
the French iiloa of an Eusllshinan Is
given, lie speaks French with a shock
ing accent, ends every sentence with
"all right" mul when be Is Introduced
to n woman docs not remo his cap
fron bis head or his pipe from his
mouth.
(raft oa a rnisllr Tree.
Guest (at anr.lvprs.ivy ,I;;u3!i You
belons to one branch of t'.ie !io.st'R fain
tly, I believe. Toor Relation Yes; 1
belong to the lira nob that never had
any plums on It Tlt-Blts.
In Trnde.
Miss OiMhor-Tlnt is Lonl Noodle
hedd. Ho made h!s money In trade.
Miss Blusher-What Hue?
Miss Rusher-Matrimonial. He trad
ed hla title for nn heiress.
Brnscl'g Condition Rcrlnn.
Mrs. K. S. Brasel left last night for
Portland to be with her husband,
who Is very low In the hospital. A
few days ago he underwent an op
eration, not amputation ns was ex
pected. The foot was opened and
the bone scraped. He Is In a serious
condition. La Grande Observer.
To the 'People of Pendleton
By The Pendleton Drug Co.
Inasmuch as It has always been our policy to take the people of Pendleton Into our confidence In
all matters pertaining to VI.N'OL, It Is with pleasure that we are here able to present an Illustrated
exhibit of the process through which VINOL passes In Its manufacture.
This exhibit not only demonstrates the fact that VINOL Is a real scientific preparation made from
fresh cods' livers, but shows by Illustration every Ingredient of which VINOL Is made. This proves to
the people of Pendleton that VINOL not only complies with all conditions of the new Pure Food and
Drugs Law, but always has done so, Inasmuch as its Ingredients have always been made public and
its qualifications never misrepresented.
We are sorry we cannot print In the East Oregonian this exhibit in the natural colors of the ma
terial contained In the different Jars. We have a booklet showing this exhibit lithographed" In colors,
a copy of which we will be glad to hand to anyone asking for It at our store. These newspaper Illustra
tions, however, will serve to assure our customers and friends that VINOL Is In no way a secret prepara
tion, but Is as ethical as any preparation put up or prescribed by anyone.
THE DELICIOUS COD LIVER PREPARATION WITHOUT OIL
HOW VINOL ilS MADE
FROM FRESH
I V
COD'S LIVER
"Tha Chopped Cod'a Lint Sbovfnf ths
Separation of ths Oil
Ixhrastst Htm Showlnf Tons Lif
m. Upptr Layer Wnhii Oil.
HJUU LiTtr Eihtnitod Llnr toi
Loww Lrt Solution ot Uedidatl
kxtrsctlTM
Kiftos of Iron Ptptooitt (Oftinls
Iron)Hd by Chemicallr Combining
boa OxTchlorld with BmI Ptptsos
: fUtMa Pm Cnt. Solution el I
Ptptoosls (Orttalc lion)
fas Conetntrited Extract of ths' Llnr
Showing tb Medicinal Eitractiiea
found in Cod'a Li van
a Freth Fin Pound Cod'i Llnr Con
tain! nf AU Its natural Oil from
which are procured the Valuable
Medicinal Extract Tesusedin making
Vinol
Tlool tha Plmahed Preparation, Coo
taiolnf the Concentrated Extract of
the Cod'i Linr and Solution o( Iron
Peptonate In pun nauve wins
I In making VINOL, the Fresh Cofs Livers go through the everal stages represented
by these illustrations, reproduced from the originals, all ot which proves that VINOL
b a real Cod Liver preparation, made by a scientific process which eliminates the oil
and retains the valuable medicinal extractives.
We ask you to study this exhibit so you will fully understand how the valuable medicinal extract
ives are recovered from genuine fresh cods' livers and the unnecessary oil omitted. This will show you
conclusively that VINOL is not made of drugs or chemicals which are said to resemble the medicinal
elements found in cod liver ol but that VINOL actually does contain in a highly concentrated form all
the medicinal extractives of cod liver oil, actually taken from genuine fresh cods' livers, together with
organic iron a needful constituent for the blood dissolve In a pure native wine as a preservative.
VINOL, unlike oily preparations, is easily digested and agreeable to the weakest stomach. For these
reasons we believe
VINOL is far superior to old-fashioned cod-liver oil and emulsions for
coughs,' colds, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles, and as a body
builder and strength creator for old people, delicate children, weak, run
down persons and after sickness.
Know, therefore, all persons who are In need of such a medicine that we will supply them with
VINOL on a positive guarantee that if it does not succeed in benefiting them, we will refund the entire
amount of money paid us for the medicine.
Yo see OUR FAITH In VINOL, and you must admit that we know something about medicine;
therefore, when we tell you that VINOL is the most valuable Cod Liver preparation on the market, and
a wonderful tonic-teconstructor and rebuilder of strength, appetite and health at the same time delic
ious to taste, we are not unreasonable to expect you to believe us.
PENDLETON DRUG CO.
And at the leading drug store In every town and city In this state.
Look for the VINOL drug store where you live.
Left Off the Map.
It Is the worst deal HeMon ever
got at the hnndB of a legislature.
We used to have a senator, n Joint
senator nnd three representatives.
We have dwindled nnd dwindled
through the gerrymandering proees-i
nt Salem until practically all we have
left, after Senator Johnson's present
term, will be one lone representative.
What u commanding position for an
old and respectahle county to occu
py' Corvallls Times.
This Is Worth llcmtnibcrlng.
Whenever you have a cough or
cold. Just remember tha Foley's Hon
ey and Tar will cure It. Do not rick
your health by taking any but the
genuine. It Is In a yellow package.
Koeppen's Drug Store.
All the newa all tho time In the
East Oregonian.
The French
RESTAURANT
Pendleton's most pop
ular Dining Room.
Best 25 cent meal in
the city.
Thoroughly renovated
and all new dishes.
Polydore Moens
Proprietor
Columbia Bar
and
Rooming House
MRS. F. X. SCHEMPP,
Proprietress
Fine Wines, Liquors,
and Cia s.
Newly furnished and up-to-date
Itoonilng House In connection.
820 MAIN STREET.
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