Menagerie tst tneecta.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NEWS
NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST
A menagerie o t tneecta will Boom be
Installed In the Parle museum of nat
Dressed Veal
H oney
Potatoes
Dressed Fork
Oniont
Apples
ural history Cages of glass. Instead
Dressed Pigs
Fruit o f all Kinds.
of steel, will be occupied by spiders,
Live Chickens
Fresh Vegetables.
Dressed Chic Item
A ll Kinds o l Livestock
anta bees, caterpillars and beetles,
Live Ducks
Dressed Ducks
S U P R E M E B E N C H F IL L E D .
Instead of Uons, tigers, wolves and
Live C eese
Dressed Geese
Fresh Eggs
Cream ery Butter
hyenas. Ttkaa U w ill be possible for
A d d r e s s *11 S h ipm en ts,
the pubUo to sutdy the lives of ants Corporation Tax Litigation to Come
F R A N K L. S M I T H M E A T C O .
underground and of bees In their
Up Three Months Hence.
“ F ig h tin g th e B e e t T ru st"
hives.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Washington— Because o f failure to
have a full bench in the Supreme court
of the United States a general re
adjustment
o f important cases set
H ave you r teeth out a r d p la te and b r id g e w ork
last spring for consideration this au
done. F or o u t -o f-t o w n p a tr o n s w e finish plate
tumn was made by the court.
and b rid g e w ork in o n e d a y if n ecessary.
P R IC E S ;
The Standard Oil and Tobacco suits
M.W Cr.mn . . . . $5.00
under the Sherman anti-trust law were
22k Bride Teeth $3.50
U ’d Fdkags.........$1 »-•
Eradicates scrofula and a ll postponed for rehearing from Novem
Fmsel F& ks
$1.00
The corporation
Sihe Fillings . . . 50c m other humors, cures all their ber 14 to January 3.
Good BrfAe "ate. $5.00 effects, makes the blood rich tax cases were also "signed for
argu
*T £;
. $7.50 and abundant, strengthens all ment on January 3. So were the cases
Painless E»lrartien 50c
involving the question "of the correct
the vital organs. Take it.
BEST M E T H O D «
Get It today In usual liquid form or penalty to be imposed 'on violators o f
Poin'een E x tr a c tio n F ree w h en plates or bridge
Sarsatabs*
w ork is ordered. C o n su ltation F ree. Y o u cannot chocolated tablets called
the 28-hour law, ¡regulating the ship
g e t b etter pain less w ork an yw h ere, no m atter
b o w m u ch you p ay.
•
ment
o f livestock.
All W ork Fully G uaranteed fo r fifte e n Years
Memorial to a Discoverer.
It is expected that successors to
Tho town hall of Luneburg, In Han
over, contains a touching memorial to Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Moody
a pig who breathed his last three hun will have taken their places by that
342} Washington St.,
dred years ago. This consists of a time.
The importance of the questions in
Portland, Oregon handsome glass case Inclosing • ham
volved also led the court to postpone
T s lf. rn r St 6evof and transfe r to Washington St. In excellent preeervation, and under
neath a black marble tablet, with the until January a number o f cases set
following Inscription in gold letters: for argument today. The boycott and
Acquiring Real Knowledge.
"Passers by, here you behold the mor-t contempt appeals arising out " o f the
TTe begin to understand a thing tal remains of the pig which acquired injunction proceedings in the District
truly only after we have forgotten for Itself the Imperishable glory by o f Columbia brought against the Amer
that which we had studied. I will the discovery of the salt springs of ican Federation o f Labor by the Buck
not come nearer knowing a subject
Stove & Range company, of St. Louis,
Luneburg.”
go long as I will suppose that my
were reassigned for January 16.
attitude toward It had been estab
The Kissel case, involving the ques
Hereditary Instinct.
lished by a learned man. In order
When baby turns away from the tion whether the American Sugar Re-
to know a subject thoroughly I must amiable visitor who Is trying to make lining company and others conspired to
approach It as something entirely friends, and rushes to mother and prevent the Pennsylvania Sugar Refin
torelgn to me.—Thoreau.
buries his face lu her skirts, he is do ing company from doing business, was
ing exactly what it was wise for chlX postponed until November 10, on ac
dred to do In the ancient forest, when count o f illness o f counsel. The cases
6tranger and danger were the same involving the constitutionality o f the
re
thing, and not Just rhymes as they employers’ liability law were
assigned for argument on November
are now.
28. Attempts to postpone considera
tion o f the cases involving the peonage
“ FILL Y O U R O W N TEE TH "
prosecutions from Florida and the Mis
souri 2-cent fare law was unsuccessful.
Motions to advance a large number
I f you h a ve aching: teeth o r ca v itie s and you ar«
too n e rvo u s f o r the d en tal ord eal, tr y F ill-O , th« o f cases were submitted to the court.
hom e d e n tist. A t d r u g g is t s o r b y m a i l 25c.
Among these were cases involving the
FILL-0 MFC CO.. 351 Empire Bldg.. Seattle, Wash.
constitutionality o f
the
Carmack
B lu m aer-F ran k D ru g C o., d is trib u to r s fo r Oregror
amendment to the Hepburn rate law,
making the initial carriers responsible
P ortland , O regon F o r t h e A m b i t i o n s — for goods throughout the route, and the
1 8 3 M a d is o n S t .
cases involving the constitutionality
o f the bank deposits guarantee laws of
Oklahoma, Nebraska and Kansas.
SMITH WANTS
ery, for when this organ is
out o f order the entire di
gestive system becomes de
ranged and the first thing
you know, you are real
sick. The best medicine to
correct, sweeten and tone
the stomach is H os'etter’s
Stom ach Bitters and a trial
will convince you of that
fact. It is for Headache,
RAISING O F M A IN E A P P R O V E D .
Taft Gives O. K. and Work Will Be
Completed in February.
Hood’s
Beverly, Mass.— President Taft fin
ally approved plans for raising the
wreck o f the battleship Maine, which
call for the completion of the work on
or before the 13th anniversary of the
destruction o f the war vessel, February
15, next.
The work is to be done according to
plans made by army engineers and to
be under the direction o f an engineer
officer.
President Taft believes that the par
amount question is the determining for
all time the cause o f the explosion. He
has invited Spain to send a represent
ative to be present during the work of
exposing and removing the wreck.
The disposition o f the old hulk re
mains to be settled.
Army engineers believe that it will
be possible to float the after two-thirds
o f the vessel.
The forward third,
where the explosion wrought the great
est havoc, is believed to be too far
gone to be taken out as a whole, and
the wreckage will be removed piece
meal.
I f congress approves the recom
mendation of the engineers the wreck
will be taken out to sea and given a
ceremonial burial in deep water.
No portion of the wreck is to be dis
turbed until a full opportunity has
been given to view and study it.
To this end the first work will be
the construction of a cofferdam of in
terlocking steel pilings, large enough
to give a clearance of 50 feet on all
sides o f the wreck.
The pumping out o f the water, when
the dam is completed, unquestionably
will be an impressive event.
The bodies o f sailors who lost their
lives in the disaster and were never
recovered will be taken to the Arling
ton National cemetery at Washington
for burial.
A naval board o f inquiry, which was
convened in Havana and made such an
examination o f the wreck as was pos
sible with divers and the testimony of
survivors, reported that the explosion
came from the outside, probably a
mine.
The wreck is now in 25 feet of
«CPIUM—TOBACCO
water. It has sunk but one foot in
W E S T C H A R G E S C O N SP IR A C Y
H abits Positively Cured.
b y m ail f o r th o s e w h o c a n n o t attend in
Only authorized K eeler
the 12 years since it went down. The
p e rso n . A l l in stru ctio n , in c lu d in g final
ocitute in O regon. W rite
f o r illustratoci circular.
exam in ation s, ia F R E E .
F o r teach ers,
Grain Shippers Are
Discriminated dam to be constructed about the wreck
KK~nr institute , 7 1 1 .11 th m .
stu d e n ts p r e p a r in g fo r c o lle g e o r univerai
will be 415 feet in length and 2.75 feet
t y . w o m e n 's clu b s, gran ges, e n g ’o e e r e and
Against on Part of Railroads.
h om e m ak ers.
N o p r e lim in a ry examina
at the widest place.
tio n is requ ired . T h is m a il c o u r s e m oans
Washington— A conspiracy on the
o p p o r t u n it y f o r y o u .
part o f the railroads to deprive Middle
S end f o r a d e s c r ip tiv e b u lle tin t o th e
H IG H R A T E S A R E N E E D E D .
West grain shippers o f the advantages
C o rre s p o n d e n ce S tu d y D e p a rtm e n t
o f cheap water transportation and to
Railroads Say No Funds Available
U n i verni ty o f O r e g o n
drive the grain transportation busi
E nsene
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O regon
for Improvements.
ness
from
the
Great
Lakes
is
charged
W ith thoae you have been In the habit o f paving*
and you w ilf see that we offer you a substantial Hav
Washington
— President James Mc-
in a petition filed with the Interstate
in g on all work and you cannot got better palnleM
Commerce commission by the Chicago Crea, o f the Pennsylvania Railway
Work anywhere, no m atter how m uch you pay.
»135 W e finish plate and
company, was a witness before the In
bftard o f trade.
P i l l bridge work fo r out-
■asm o f . tow n patrons ia
H A N D -6 E W E D < 1 U
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The complaint is directed against terstate Commerce commission on the
on e day i f desired.
process
o n o c o
Painlenn e xtra ctio n
the Pennsylvania railroad, the Balti proposedi advances in freight rates by
MEN’ S $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00
fre e when plate* o r
more & Ohio railroad, the New York railroads out o f Chicago.
bridge work is order*
WOMEN S $2.50, $3,$3.50, $4
ed. Consultation Ires.
Mr. McCrea urged the necessity of
Central and 74 other railroad lines
BOYS' $2.00, $2.50 i t $3.00
1 Molar Crowns $ 5 . 0 0
T H E STANDARD
operating east of Chicago and other the proposed increases on account of
122k Bridge Teeth4 . 0 0
FOR 30 YEAR S
Lake Michigan and Lake Superior the increased expenditures in wages
2 Gold Fillings
1 .0 0
T h e y are a b s o l u t e l y th e
incurred by roads during the last ten
points.
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| Enamel Fillings 1 . 0 0
It is reported that " b y reason of years— aggregating 33 per cent in the
f o r th e p r ic e in A m e r ic a .
■ Silver Fillings
.5 0
1 Good Rubber
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T h e y a r e th e le a d e r s e v e r y
conspiracy on the part o f the defend case o f the Pennsylvania, and the in
P u t.8
5 .0 0
w h e r e b e c a u s e t h e y h o ld
ant carriers, substantially all means of creased cost o f maintenance o f service.
Best Red Rubber —
t h e ir s h a p e , f it b e t t e r ,
The witness said that the results of
all-rail through transportation from
lo o k b e t t e r a n d w e a r lo n
OR. W. A. WISE, P siwiw no M inasib Painless Extr'tion . 5 0
ger th an o th e r m akes.
Chicago to New York and other Atlan the constant increases in the business
SS TUBS IITABIUHIB IS FORTUM
B ES T M ETH O D S
T h e y a r e p o s i t iv e l y t h e
tic seaboard points, and also all paral o f the Pennsylvania, through a long
A H W ork f u ll y g u a r a n t e e d f o r f if t e e n years*
m o s t e c o n o m ic a l s h o e s f o r y o u t o b u y . W . L .
lel and competing through lines of period of years, had been distributed
D o u g la s n a m e an d t h e r e t a il p r ic e a r e s t a m p e d
transportation via the Great Lakes either through reduction in rates, in
o n t h e b o t t o m — v a lu e g u a r a n te e d .
T A K E N O S U B S T I T U T E ! I f yo u r dealer
Painless Dentists
from Chicago and other lake points to creases in wages and amounts paid for
ca n n o t su p n ly yo u w r it e fo r M ail Order C a ta lo g .
Falling Building, Third and Washington. PORTLAND. ORE.
Buffalo, and from Buffalo to New material, or by reinvestments in the
W . L. D O U G L A S . B rockton. M i l l .
Ottles Hours: t l . M .t o b P .M . * Buudays. B to 1
| York, and other Atlantic seaboard property not capitalized.
He expressed the belief that a prop
points, are owned and controlled by
erty of the magnitude o f the Pennsyl
the defendant carriers.”
The commission is urged to protect vania Railroad rendering a service sat
the lake traffic in grain by restoring isfactory to its patrons, “ deriving, as
the lower ex-grain rates from Buffalo it did derive in 1909, net earnings to
the amount o f only 5.01 per cent o f the
to Eastern points.
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amount actually invested in the prop
erty,” was entitled to fair considera
D E C I S IO N T O BE A P P E A L E D .
tion by the people, and he could not
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Interstate Commission Not Satisfied understand how rates that secured such
results eould be regarded as too high.
mi
in Lumber Rate Case.
The hearing was conducted before
Washington— Lutber R. Walters, the full commission, Chairman Martin
attorney, for the Interstate Commerce Knapp presiding.
commission, announced that the com
Missouri Case is Argued.
mission would appeal to the United
States Supreme court from the decis
Washington— Stubbornly contesting
vrv-'-'íí'*
ion o f the United States Circuit court every point, attorneys for the State of
at SL Paul sustaining the railroads’ Missouri and the railroads therein, be
contention in the Pacific'Coast lumber gan argument before the Supreme
rate case. The lower court held reas court as to the validity o f a 2-cent pas
onable a 50-cent rate fixed by the rail- senger rate and maximum freight rate
| roads. The commission is not content j » s o f the commonwealth.
It is
' to abide by this decision, and next ass; as that the issues in controversy
week Attorney Walters will go to St. will affect railway legislation in near
| Paul to file an appeal to bring the case ly every state in the Union.
I before the Supreme court.
The case includes questions o f juris
Five one-to:» shots! As quick as you can pull the
This is a privileged case and when diction o f Federal courts over state
trigger and as straight to the mark as you can look.
the Supreme bench is filled in January legislation and the proper basis o f ar
the commission will enter a “motion to riving at the remuneration guaranteed
Meeting a 1 big 'un * with this gun is like shooting a hole in a bam
advance it in the hope o f getting a de the railroads under the Federal consti
from the inside— and if the first ball shouldn't stop him, he can't gain
cision at this term o f court.
tution.
a yard before he gets it again.
D r. B. E. Wright
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S a r s a p a r illa
Indigestion, Dyspepsia and
Malaria. Get
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SPLINTERS.
Big Income—ship entering the hxr-
bor.
Too many people Judge the world by
their own breadth.
A man can be run down In the street
as well as In health.
You want to be sure of your foot
tng before you climb too high.
The Increase In the price of leather
has made shoes pinch more than ever.
Benners— A woman Is always chang
ing her mind. Jenners—Xiot'when she
decides that she wants a no A^-.vn.
It Is s poor friend that will pat yot,
os the back and kick your feet out
from under you at the same time.
Boyce— I wonder what nj^kes a dog
howl when music plays.i Joyce—I
don't know, unless the music aw&keni
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The “Toothbrush Plant."
One of the most curious plants In
the world is what Is called the tooth
brush plant of Jamaica. It Is a species
of creeper, and has nothing striking
about Its appearance. By cutting
pieces of It to a suitable length and
fraying the ends, the natives convert
It Into a tooth-brush; and a tooth pow
der to accompany the use of the brush
Is also prepared by pulverizing the
dried stems.
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IOOO Ar* Dead or Missing.
Washington — Forester Graves re
ceived the following telegraphic re
port from Supervisor Marshall, o f the
forest service, at Csss Lake, concern
ing the forest fire situation in Minne
sota: "Reports give 1,000 burned and
missing. The ares burned Is estimat
ed to be 2,600 square miles. Fire still
burning."
Southern Railway Gains.
Atlanta, Ga.— A gain of $1,921,663
in net revenues for the fiscal year end
ed June 30, 1910, is shown by the 16th
annual report o f the Southern Railway.
The operating income went to $16,698,-
020, a gain o f $1,858,631 for the year.
The increase in wage scale recently
announced, it is said, will add nearly
$2,000,000 to the annual payroll.
A w n i n g s , Sails
C o ls, Ham m ocks, Canvas and Cown
1 or 1,000 at fa ctory prices.
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