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El'tiENE, OKKtiOX, MONDAY EYEXIXti. MAltCII Hi, I1IOK
.NO. Ml
1 TILLMAN IMPALES
fit. d to be coid-bioded
F. .he executive respon-
tVJ w .ii. which exist.
UK " H.
Iolor Tillman in a speu -
I" . ..rnnniinced languge
I, me bu' ; . ., "
L denounced combination - b
. ...in pnrt boycott, but
fa. of action he panders to
rime vote by demanding changes
P"e , iniM-nreted by the su-
"".f n,niM.d labor Ib to
Latcoun. w .nhlhlflnn of
mpreote court. "';"''" ,.,:
with it must go the relief of
?.i Once relieved the malerac
..tth will smile In tri-
Lover their victory while labor
find use"
ffllman charged many of the evils
inectlon with the recent flnan
, n, tn the president and his
Lustration and said:
r ... nn v a few of the
r inese aio - -- 1,1
fcietements 01 una uuv., .........
'"'"Mag which makes style last.
Ton
3cif,
;'k th.
cra In a few weeks.
Suit
lit-. ..
"'""OK si.l, ...
It I
MM
ieir- l ""inmer 'in-
lit ,
.raioi5 fshed glov:
TEDDY ON PITCHFORK
ed a Frankenstein monster which un
satlated by the blood of suicide and
fear 8 of heart-broken women, threat
ens to devour and consume his cre
ators, who were able to quench his
thirst by torrents of gold poured out
of the federal treasury."
Tillman charged the senate and
! house with absolute subservance to
me wisn or me cnier executive.
OFFICIAL FORECAST
FOK AOKTHWEST
Portland, Or., March 16.
Western Oregon Fair and
cooler tonight, light frost;
Tuesday fair, northwest
winds. "
Western Washington
Fair tonight and Tuesday;
light frost tonight; westerly
winds,
Eastern Oregon, Eastern
Washington and Idaho Fair
1 and cooler tonight; Tuesday,
fair. 41
We lead, OLhers Follow. $1.00 Rajah
Wll Find that there's a lot more;.
mmmj
than style in Hart Schaffner
and Marx Clotnes.
Baik of the style Is the high quality of materials and
can find plenty of cheap clothes' than our llart-
Der and Marx suits and Overcoats; but they'll probably
tbeap as they cost. They'll look cheaper than you
HART s H.Utxkk & MARX CLOTH KS are all wool. They
C0St " ,!1 ool price and wear like it.
or Overcoats IH to :lt.
Hampton Bros,
Where Casheats Credit
SENATE DEALS
HARD BLOW TO
PROHIBITIONISTS
1 Washington, March 16. By a vote
of three to two the sub-committee of
the senate committee on Judiclary
declared unconstitutional all the bills!
intended to remove the federal bar
riers against the states exercising!
control of their police powers for the
j regulation of the liquor traffic.
Hearings on these measures have
i been held covering almost the entire
I present session and the bills were ad
; vocated by representatives of prac
: tlcally all the states where there is
a strong prohibition sentiment.
Members of the sub-committee are
Senators Knox, Nelson, Fulton, Ba-i
, con and Rayner. ,
FLOOD DANGER
IS NOW OVER
Taconia, March 16. All danger of
flood on the Green. White. Stuck.'
Silk 75c.
Shamrocks
Spring Dress Goods
CHECK SUITING
Already the tide of spring purchasing Is very high. Great attractions
center in the Dress Goods section where the new materials are found In
"the best assortment. Our low CASH prices being one of the chief features.
. A glimpse of these new creations will be source of great' satisfaction
to you. Look them over any day. Prices 50c to Jl.fiO
Dress Goods Sale
53 inch check Suiting, regular price, $1.40. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, sale price, the yard ixic
SMA1.I, PLAID SVITIXG
48 inch small grey and white plaid Suiting, always one dollar.
Three days sale price, the yard .-,(
Attend this Cut Price Sale and secure your share. ,
' CHIFI'OX PANAMA
2uc Chiffon Panama, small checks, tan, gray, blue and green.
Three day's sale, price, the yard . .'
Ladies' Wrappers
Extra quality Calico and Percale Wrappers.
Just received. Wide flounce, full skirt,
well made, all dark colors, sizes from 3!
to 4S Inch bust measure. We can fit any
body In size or price.
Each $!. to Ifl.T.Tr
mm
mm
IS
Cowllts, I'uyallup and Toutle rivers
and other streams is over.
j Alst in Oregon.
I Portland, March lu. Advices tn
'the Associated Press indicate that
all dancer of a flood In Ute Willam
ette valley and Southern Oregon Is
ever. Kailroad traffic in the t'uhim
bla district is hnmptred by land
slide.!. PACKING CONCERNS
MUST PAY FINE
Washington, March 16.
The proceedlngi by the gov-
eminent against the Armour
Packing Company, Swift &
Company, Morris & Company
and the Cudahy Company, all
operating in Kansas City,
Kan., under which the com-
panles were fined $15.01)0
in the United Stntes circuit
court for the western district
of Missouri on the charge of
receiving rebates, has been
decided " by the supreme
court adversely to the conipu-
nies.
Riit'onn is certainly becoming met-
ropolitan. The "Blnck Crook" is to
he given there. Albany l)innrral.
Given Away
Hosiery
If there Is any article of wearing
apparel which requires QI'ALITV,
it is the Hose. With QI'ALITV In
mind our stock of Hosiery has been
selected. We are giving the best vnl
ties for the money.
hoys' honk
25c extra heavy rlljli"'! boys'. !Iose,
the pair !""'
onii.s' iiosi-: '
20c fine ribbed Muse for girls, lisle
finish, the pair I.V
TRIPLE KXEK HOSE
15c. heavy ribbed triple kneo Hose,
the pair !
TAX HOSE
Tan Hose, ribbed assorted shades,
the pair I.V and iiTic
I I LET XKT I
44-ltiih fllt net for waists; navy, Co-IM-tihagen,
brown, black, white; the
yar4 T.c and $l.."o
JAPAN COMPELS
CHINA TO ACCEPT
HUMILIATING TERMS
,
Hong Koiik. March Id.-
The Japanese steamer Tauu 1
Mam was released today.
i
Pekln. March 16. The full terms
under which the Tatsu Mum UUi- j
dent was settled are as follow::
China uk reus to punish the off!-;
cers who lowered the Japanese (las,
on the Tatsu Marti, Bend a warship1
tn where the steamer was st'l'.rd and
firea salute as the Japanese Hag Is,
re-hoisted.
The Tutsn Mam is to be released
immedlateliy.
China will purchase the arms and
ammunition seized, and will punish
the officers who committed this
JOHNSON WILL
BE CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT
Washington, March 15. Formal
announcement of his candidacy for
the presidency will be made by Gov
ernor JohnBon at the unveiling of the
Minnesota monument on the Shlloh
battlefield early in April, according
to a statement made here today by
W. n. Hennessey, of St. Paul. Mr.
JOHN A. JOHNSON.
HounesHcy is a close personal friend,
of (iovernor Johnson, and thoroughly
acquainted with the political outlook
In the West and Northwest. Ho Is
believed to be in Washington to feel
the pulse of the Democratic leaders In
congress and disillusion them as to
the reported strength of Hryan In the
West. ,
Met i II 111' WILL
HE CONFIRMED
Washington, March 10.
The senate committee on Ju-
dlclary has favorably report-
ed the nomination of John T.
McCourt to be L' filled States
attorney for Oregon.
HITCHCOCK IS .
ACQUITTED BY
ORDER OF JUDGE
NVw York. Marrh 1 r,. itaymonri
Hitrhcork, Hi ;n'tnr, whh iu-(iillici
by dirt-ctiun i,t ,liMrv Illun inrl. of
th Kiiprfiiiif roiirt, of th rlmrK!
liroiiKht hy Hcvenil yaunic Klrln. after
oni of the Klrln, Flora WlilHton, Ich
tifU'd that t hn alN'Kat lon hIh- I
inadi (iKiiiiiHt tho actor wnro unirup
and that llin actor had novor harurtd
her, and that nho had told lnr atory
tn the grand jury aft nhe had hfin dl-
rrtcd hy an aift'tit of the Children'
Several other Indlrtnmnta of a sim
ilar nature are still pending axalnat
Hlti hr of k.
Mlftn WhlHlon wan tutor arrested
on the rtmrKC of perjury.
Serious flood rotidlllotm prevail In
Walla Walla, several bridges having
been uHsher out and iras and elec
tric plants flooded. HasenieiitH In
the business part of town are flood
ed. At Mood Hive,-, Orenon, the
electric light plant is floodi.d Hint tho
city Is lu darkne-js.
breach against ititernatlunal usage.
The Viceroy of (.'anion will settle
the amount of demurrage for the
retention of the steamer, after con
sultation with the Japanese consul.
Japan agrees ta exercise extra
vigilance against her subjects in
the matter of smuggling arms Into
China.
COl'XTESS' MOXOPOLV
IS KNOCKED OIT
Washington, March 1 fi The claim
of the Countess of Henna Vista
against Mnjor-llcneral Urmike for
$25,000 damages on account, of his
revocation, while military governor
of Cuba, of her license to slaughter
all cattle for Havana, was decided
today in ' tlte supremo court against
the countess.
LANDIS FINES
! WINDOW WASHER
ONLY ONE CENT
Chicago, March 15. George S.
Miller, who wrote a dozen postal
cards attacking the character of Dr.
David W. Wilkins in vehement, de
famatory and sometimes un printable
terms, was fined one cent by Judge
Kenesaw M. Landla yesterday in the
United States district court, after Dr.
Wilkins admitted that he had railed
to pay a debt of fl to Miller for
washing the windows of the doctor's
office.
t "You are technically guilty. Mr.
i Miller," said Judge Landls to the de
' fondant, "because you said these
things on postal cards. Don't use
th" Lulled States malls lo say such
things In the future. Cio to the man
and say them to his face, If you think
you are Justified. J will flue you
JUDGE K. M. LANDIS.
mi' rent and you need not pay any
coss." Miller paid the fine at once.
Dr. Wilkins had a wlless fee of
11.50 coining lo him and assistant
District attorney Shlrer suggested to
tho worthy doctor that he could adil
50 ceiits to tin! fee and pay Die win
dow washer what he owed him.
MQTTO RESTORED
TO GOLD COIN
ViiHliliu;ton, Mareh 1 r,!
4 I'nder KtiHpeiiHlon of the ruled
tlie hotixe today paHKed the
f bill provldlnw for the roxfora-
tj'in of the niotio "In (iod We
TriiHt" on tlie K"ld and nil-
ver chIua tit th I'nlted
4- S:aten.
4
4
XKH'S WlES
1'orest Kmlthson, the athlete, has
left New York for Portland to resume
his residence. He Is the greatest
hurdler of the world and one of the
best sprinters, holding numerous rec
ords. Alfinxn M. Woodford has been ap
pointed postmaster of Medford. The
Oregon delegation agreed upon Ills
select Ion.
I'ostofflce clerks are getting a
(food dial of physical culture these
dnys distributing Statement No. 1
cli culars.
( lllniiro Ml lent Market.
Chlrngo, March 10. May, US 1-4;
July. 110; September, mj 7.JI,
SEEK RELEASE
OF ABE RUEF
UPON BONDS
WRIT OE IIADEAS COItPl'S PETI
TIONED l'OR IX APPELLATIVE
WAR OK AEI-iDAVITS HE
TWEE X PROSI-X'I T'.OX AND )E
EEXSE STILL RAOES EIERCE
LY IX Jl lXiE LAWLOR'S COl'RT
San Francisco, March 115. Frank
.1. Mugiliy, associate counsel for Abo
Huef, filed with tile district court of
appeals an application for a writ of
habeas corpus to effect Huef's re
lease on bail, incidentally the appli
cation calls the at'iitiou of tile ap
pellate court to the remarks Judge
Dunne made from the bench Satur
day In reference to the decision of
that court, in the Rchmtlz case.
RATTLE OE A EKI DAVITS
ItAOES MOKE KIERCELY
San Francisco, March 10. The
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LAFOLLETTE FOR
PRESIDENT ON
POP TIMET
Emporia, Kas., March 16. E. S.
Waterbury, populist national commit
teeman from Kansas, and a delegate
to the party's national convention at
St. l-otils, is quotud as saying in the
course of an interview here today
that Senator LaFollotto, of Wiscon
sin, will be nominated on the first
ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE.
Wisconsin's canilltlate in Hie race of
fnvorlte sous for the presidency.
ballot, for president by the popullstt.
It Is staled further that LaFollotto
will not be a Republican candidate
when the national convent Ion Is held.
SEVEN FIRES IN
ONE BUILDING
New York, March 16. Tho dis
covery of seven separate fires in u
building at filHI Madison avenue anil
fie place filled with the fumes of
nnptha resulted In the arrest, of Jo
seph Lasehlnsky, suspected of Incen
diarism. The lives of sixty persons
were endangered but the flumes wero
put. out. in time lo preveu' any con
siderable damage.
GENERAL STRIKE
ON GOULD ROADS
BEGINS AT DENVER
Denver, March 10. Klf
hutidred niachlnlsts, bolli-r-ifiakers
and members of kin
dred trades wurklng in the.
Denver & Itlo (lrand(
shops, went on ijtrlko today
In response to an order Issued
by W. J. McQueeney, repre-
sentltig the machinists' na- :
tlonnl (irganlnatlon, after the
railroad company had refused
all concessions.
McQuceney says the strike
will undoubtedly spread lo
every rond In the Could svs-
tern, nud that tho strugKlo
will be a long, hard fought.
one. The strike Is the result
of an order posted a month
ago abrogating all contracts
with the unions.