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PRESIDENT MAY
EXERCISE M
TO END SESSION
All Efforts to Adjourn Congress Fail
No Quorum to Act in Either
House Administration Leaders
Favor Executive Action Filibus
ter by SouthernersCause Deadlock
WHERE SOME OF ENGLAND'S WOUNDED SOLDIERS ARE CARED FOR.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23. All of
fortR to adjourn congress sine dlo
failed npain today and the houso and
prnalo, by ndjournlnp over to noon
tomorrow, postponed tlio end of tlio
ichhIoii nt least another day.
Talk of President Wilson exorcis
ing his constitutional prlvlloRO ad
journing congress aa general in of
ficial circles, but nothing material
ly!. I'robabllltles that President Wit
Ron would exercise his constitutional
power and adjourn congress, inas
much as congress itself is unablo to
agree, on ending tho session, were
considered today by administration
lenders after the president had con
ferred with Speaker Clark and Sena
tors Kern and Overman.
Speaker Clark Bald ho v. as sure
both houses, now sitting without a
quorum, would bo unable to agreo
on adjournment and ho believed the
country would cmlorso such action
by the president.
In the senate there was a proba
bility that tho filibusters of tho south
states might be abandoned but in
tho houso tho champions of cotton re
lief were reported ready to block ad
journment resolutions on a point pf
no quorum.
Tho senate adjourned to noon to
morrow and hopes of an end to this
congressional session today went
glimmering.
....
GERMANS
BUILD
A VIEW OP THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH WrtrD AT WEST HAM
HOSPITAL
FRENCH
CRUISER
STRIKES
STEAMER
PUT GERMAN FATALITIES
THIS WEEK TEN THOUSAND
LONDON, Oct. 23, 12:10 a. m.
Lieutenant General Count Helmuth
von Moltko, chief of tho German
general staff, is dying, the Exchange
Telegraph Amsterdam correspondent
nays in a prorate received in Amster
dam from Berlin reveals.
XKW YORK Oct. 23. Officers of
the Spanish steamer Telesfora, which
arrived here today from Buenos
Ayres, reported that the steamer
was in collision with tho Kretirli
cruiser Descartes in the harbor of
Castries. St. Lucia, on October K.
Tho cruiser waB badly Injured, ac
cording to Uiv officers, and had to
be taken to Martinique for repairs.
The collision occurred as the
Tclesfora was entering the harbor,
her officers said.
They did not see the Descartes till
the cruiser was dead ahead. Th
steamer's englues were reversed and
she let drop her anchor. Her mo
mentum, however, was too great and
she crashed at high speed full Into
tho warship. The Teltsfora was
made to glvo a bond to make good
the cruiser's repairs before she was
permitted to continue on her trip to i
Boston and New York. Her Injur
ies wuro found to be Insignificant.
Tin Telesforu Is of approximately
2700 tons.
E
N
KEEPING
GAME
WimiuiKs have been KmiciI by the
game wnnletm of tliU MM-tion to lornl
hunters who have grown etuelo re
garding the observance of tag reg
ulations. Shipments of Chinc
pheasants from open districts have
been reeeixed in this city, without
tags, and the sender and the reeeier
are liable to prosecution under the
game laws.
Instances nlo have been found
where hunters have stored game in
tho refrigerators of butcher shops in
this city, which is contrary to law.
The following seetions of the Ore
gon game laws coer the two above
peints:
"(a) (lame or uuv portion there
of must he tagged in rinsed season
with a metal lag or seal which has
been approved and which shall be
supplied bv the state board of fish
and game commissioners.
".(b) Imported game must be tag
ged upo uarrival.
"(e) A permit is required to rnise
game in captivity, and must be tag
ged befoie sold.
"(d) (lame, or any portion there
of, must remain tagged in closed sea
sou until flesh is consumed and other
lortioiis converted into merchandise.
"(e) Untagged game in elose.l
.season shall be prima facie evidence
that Ihc same was taken unlawfully.
"(f) Game must be digged to tie
shipped or kept in nuy public place
during open season a well as closed
season. ,
"(g) The price of game tags is
- cents each.
"(h) Counterfeiting or imitation
of tags is punishable by fine of not
less than .fJ00 or more thnn f500."
Do It Today
Resolve to smoke Gov. Johnson
cigars, tho best, and thereby patron
Izo homo Industry. tf
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LAND
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ARMY IN ENGLAND
COPKNIIAflKN, Oct. 2.1, vin Lon
don, 11:10 n. m. Two shipyard.'! it
Kiel, the (lennaiiia and tho Howard,
are building thirty armored lighters,
capable of carrying fil0 men each
and (raveling at the rule of nine miles
an hour to proceed, to tho river,
Scheldt, should excuts. pouuit the
landing of Clcrmnil troops on tlio i
coast ot Kngland. Furtheimore, it is
as'serled Ihat thieo of these lighters
aie completed and aheady on their
wav to the Scheldt.
The (Ioniums ate building an air
ship shed in Schleswig for two laige
Zeppelins.
The Koekiuii shipyards at Malum,
Sweden, am building twoNuibmn lines,
but as no money has been appointed
by the Swedish pailiulnt'iit for sub
marines, aceoidiiig to information
here, the suggestion is made in Cop
enhagen that they were ordeied by
flermany.
IF HI IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Don't look old I Try Grandmothaf'a
recipe to darken and beautify
faded, lifeless hair.
That beautiful, even ahade of dark,
gloMr hair con only bo li-ul by brewing
a mmuru of Sago Tea and Sulphur.
Your hair I your charm. It nmkea'or
nurn Mio fftcc. When U. fodra, turn
gray, strrukrd and looks dry, wltpy and
crNtK'y, Jut an application or two of
Hau amI Sulphur entuncra IU appear
Mux' a hundredfold.
Don't bother to repose Uie tonloj you
can gut from any drug toro a 60 ceat
buUlo of "WyeUi'a Sago and Sulphur
Hair Itcniedy' ready to uw. T1U oaa
always be depended upon to bring baek
the natural color, thickness and lustre
of your hair and removu ilandruiT, stop
ealp Itcliing and falling hair.
KverjUxJy um 'WycthV Sacn and
Sulphur becauHi it darkens to naturaiiy
and evenly that nobody can tell it his
been applied. You almnly dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through tho hair, taking on small
strand at a time; bv morning tho gray
hair hiui disappeared, and after another
application it become beautifully dark
and appear gloxy, lustrous and abundant.
WE SELL FOR CASH
All prudes of inoiil nt lower pi-iees Hum
elsewhere and It Ik heller meal. nil
refrigerated alulitt. fresh killed.
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Pot Roasts !. ,.Mv.;...,u...il&o! ,
Beef Boil ..irZ!4"l!"Z.l..!324c
Rdund-Stoak 18c
Sirloin Stoak ....,..A4....i I... 10c-20o j
Pork Roasts IDo
Saiisago '. ...,15c
Lard, lb lie
Economy Meat Market
PlIONI'Mt?
Main, Near Central
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r011 V iKVfe ! ftompt CapfS? (
v Attention .m mm n-iii-ry 'J
1 Su aL (1 3)
Kvcry thing you would expect of n flritt-rlnnn utoie will bo found hero.
SHHlal new crop of I.'iikIIIi WnlimtN Jut In.
MARSH & BENNETT
Second Door Knxt l-'lmt Nallounl Hank, I'hnno 2"2
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x 1 BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER THAN EVER 1 0WKW TT V A m W I THE DAYLIGHT STORE 1 -f
ffw a. aVk H H H H V 1 aWk &ar
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MANN'S
CENTRAL AVENUE
SURPRISE SALE
MANN'S
NKAH POSTOKKlfR
Surprise in
Suit Department
2o Women's Jleavv "Winter Coats, new styles,
madd'of splendid materials, $10.00 (Djr QQ
values, now, each tP3 J O
25 Children's Heavy Winter Coats, sizes (i to 14
years, made of good materials, good (JI " Q Q
styles, f.00 values, now, each w-W S O
35 Women's One-Picee Dresses, this season's
styles, made of all-wool materials, ti'T T5
cheap at $10.00, Saturday tj TcO
10 new IJedingeote Suits, made of all-wool broad
cloths and Gaberdines, all colors, Jpo.OO values,
on sale Saturday at, each,
only
25 Heavy Winter Coats, in xkin
and fancy mixtures, special, Sat...
$19.98
$9.98
ypv
rarners
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Corset Day
J00 Women's Coutil Corsets, all sizes,
good quality, cheap at 75c, on AQ
sale Saturday, pair TtO
Dr. Warner's "Jlust-Proof" Corsets,
new fall models, very spe- d
eial Saturday, pair..
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"Dr. Warner's Front Lace Corsots, a new
fall model, special, per (t
pair pl
"Red Fern" Cornets, best rA
fitting stylesat, each tJPtJ.OU
BRAISSERES
An odd lino to close out,
39c
05c values, now,
pair,
BUST RUFFLES
Good styles, vory
special, pair
25c
Sensational Glove Sale
Women's Leatherette Gloves, all colors,
look like leather, wear bettor,
special, a pair v O UC
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Wonien'.s Cape Gloves, in tan only, y
( $.1.25 values, special at, )(u'
pair .: VOC
Women's Washable Chamois G loves, in natural and
white, all sizes, $1.50 grado, now, a pair
98g
j L. Y
Boys' Gauntlet
Gloves, all sizes,
very special,
at, per
pair..........
69c
Girls' ICid Gloves,
lined and unliued,
special at, per
69c
pair,
only.
Children's White
Doeskin Mittons,
small sizes, at, per
pair,
only.
69c
FREE Save Your Saleslips and Get Wm, Rogers Triple Plated Guaranteed Silverware FREE
VAL LACES
Extra fine grade, all
vidilfs, valuces up to
25c, salo r .
price, yard X U-'
BIO SALE OF BLANKETS
10p. pail's Gray Wool Finish Cotton Blankets, extra heavy,
largo size, every xair worth $2,50, on sale Sat
urday, a pair. .-. ,
$1.79
DOMESTICS ON SALE AT LOW PRICES
Good Dress Prints,
at, per r
yard J
TJeavv Outincr
FJanjml, J0c grade,
; now ixtfii
per yardf.
8c
Good Apron Ging
ham, per n
yard PL
72x90 Bleached
SheetH, u'Oo, grade,
now nt,
each
39c I
Best quality Color
ed Qil
Cloth, yd.
19c
'12 and '15-inch Pil
low Slips, special
each ....IZ12C
Good Cotton Batls,
special,
per roll..,
10c
Full Size Bed
spreads, $1.25
grade,
now, ea.
98c
NOTIONS
Clark's O. N. T. Sppol
Cotton, per At
spool Ttl
Clark's Lustre A
Cotton, spool tT-t
D. M. C. Crochet Cotton,
special, per , Q,
spool O
Children's Hoso Sup
porters, special, I A
pair X 3j
Good Whisk I.Q
Brooms, each 1 J
Good,! lair !Hrt
I Brushes, each ,., 1 j
BIG SALE OF UMBRELLAS
100 Women's and Men's "Rainproof" "Umbrollas, new
style handles, values up to $1,50, on sale Satur- QQ
Wiijittf tllLll.umMMtmunHtiiiiininnnMtnntHMnuiMiHMmiti T J
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Children's Fleeced Lined.
Vests and Pants, f JT
all sizes, each D-'
Women's Union Suits, fino
quality, very AQn
special, suit tO
Extra fine grado Wom-
rni'u I T 11 if in ftnilu Cf "
I $1,25 quality, siiit.OyC
Women's Fleeced Lined
Vests and Pants, all sizes,
special, each, J Q
Woman's Fleeced Punts,
heavy grade, A Q
sneeial, pair tcO
Boys' and Girls' Heavy
School J lose, 1 C
special, pair IOC
HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's and' Men's
Fino Whlp Handker
chiefs, up to 15e c
val Saturday, oa...JC
RIBBONS
50 jiieees new All-Silk
Ribbons, wide widths,
Dresden patterns, val
ues up to 75c, Saturday
per yard, 'Tt
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