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- The country' opinion of Senator
Lorlmer has not been changed by the
coat of whitewash he received.
Christmas always brings accidents
and tragedies; pain as well as pleas
ure; sorrow aa well as Joy.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take fixative Rromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund moxey If It
falls to cure. B. W. Drove's signa
ture Is on each box. 25c
DON'T GET RUN DOWN.
Weak and miserable. ' if you have
kidney or bladder trouble, dull pains,
dizziness, nervousness,' paint In the
back, and tired feeling ail over, get
a package of Mother Gray's., AUS-
THALIAN-LEAF, the pleasant herb
cure, it never falls. We have many
testimonials from grateful people
who nave used this wonderful rem
edy. As a regulator' It has no equal
ask lor Mother Oray's ... Aunt ml Ian
Ieaf at druggists or sent by mall for
eo cents, sample FREE. Address
The Mother Oray Co., Leltoy, N
$50.00 to $100.00
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UNITED FUERS IXiUCD WISB.
Washington, Dec. 28 That the
'whitewash Ing" report on Senator
Lorlmer, of Illinois, filed by the com
mlttoe on privileges and elections U
destined to travel a rough road
through the senate when it Is consid
ered by tho members of the upper
house Is the belief of those who see
In the acttons of certain senators a
promise of a big fight.
Many senators, among thorn Rev
eridge, of Indiana, are reported to be
spending their holidays studying the
testimony taken . by the committee.
Beverldge said today that he had not
aa yet decided whether he would
submit a minority report. Senator
Frazler, of Tennessee, Is expected to
take exception to the "whitewash
ing" process, and several other sen
ators are believed to be unfavorable
to It.
Senator Cummins, of Iowa, . has
been quoted as saying that a com
plete dissection of the majority re
port is certain to be made on the
floor, and there are prospects of a
real flht.
from the second story, where- the
electric wires entered the building.
No other cause ould be discovered.
More than a score of witnesses. In
cluding many comrades of the dead
firemen, were summoned to testlf,
but the Illness of a Juror cut short
the hearing. W. 13. Ferris, general
superintendent of the warehouse, was
ine only otner witness examined. His
testimony concerned the general con
struct Ion of the warehouse and sur
rounding buildings.
The inquest was postponed until
January 3.
CLAIM CLIENT
WAS RAILROADED
TO PENITENTIARY
Is the CLOSEST IN and the only
RESTRICTED residence section In
Tillamook City.
Improvements consists nf graded and
graveled atreeta. sidewalks, city
water, alectrlo light and maple trees
planted at curb line.
Will be the choice and s-:loct resi
dence section with many beautiful
heme ballded there during the next
two years; the location It Ideal.
la only three to ix blocks from the
business center of Tillamook and the
prlee and terma on the lota should
Indue you to Investigate thla oppor
tunity to 1 vest. ,
I j now on the market, under contract
from the owner. The sale of the
platting 1 limited to TWENTY LOTS
AT TUB PRESENT PRICES. After
twenty lot are sold the price of all
the unsold lota will be advanced $10
on each lot.
Get in and make selioUon of your lot early. The opportunity for
"SAFE and CONSERVATIVE' Investment Is now ottered. to you, for
no mistake can possibly be niado In buying a lot la this Gilt-Edge
Rouliy Offering.
SENATOR GORE
DENIES STORY
OF RESIGNING
Cohitsd rsus MASSD Wilts.
Washington, . Dec. 28. Senator
Thomas P. pore, Of Oklahoma, moved
oy a story printed, in opposition pa
per that he Was on his way home
and Intended to retire, today uttered
defiant statement, declaring be ex
pected to live and die in the 'senate,
fighting graft and graftors.
The senator said that ever since his
charges of fraud In connection with
Indian lands he had been the "target
for vitriolic abuse and fake charges."
The resignation story, he said, was
the culmination of the attack.
"I have no thought, of .Teslgnlng."
said Gore. "I have no expectation
that I will be defeated for re-election
when my term expires. I Intend to
live and die In the senate and I shall
wage eternal warfare on graft and
grafters."
Gores term does' not expire until
1915.
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CROSSED WIRES
CAUSED FIRE IN
STOCKYARDS
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Chicago, Dec. 28. Alleging that Po
lice Inspector Edward McCunn's con
viction In connection with alleged
protection of vice In the tenderloin
was th result of deliberate perjury
Attorney J. Hamilton Lewis filed to
day a petition for a writ of habeas
corpus In the federal court., ,
Lewis charged that McCann was
tried before a "picked' Jury and that
Louis and Joseph Frank, the principal
witnesses for the state, conspired to
'railroad" him to the penitentiary.
Lewis also argued In his petition that
the indeterminate law, under which
McCann was sentenced, is constltu
tlonal.
The petition was taken under ad
visement T)y Judge Carpenter and
meanwhile McCann is being held at
the county Jail.
MEREDITH M IKES FIXE SHOWING
(Continued from rage 1.)
onitud rssss umn iu.)
Chicago, Dec. 28. Crossed electric
wire probably were responsible for
the fire that snuffed out the lives of
30 firemen in the stock yards last
Thursday, according to testimony
j brought out at the coroner's inquest
to lay.
Paul Lufka, a watchman employed
by Nelson, Harris & Company, own
ers of the warehouse that was burned
testified that the flame first
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til such a protection is given those
who hfve valuable paintings will be
reluctant to place them on exhibition.
He Also recommends that the ad
ministration building be repaired, as
It Is badly In need of It.
Water Recommendations.
The report shows .that, while a new
well was provided this year, that the
supply jls limited, and that another
Is necessary. It Is also suggested that
the water system be overhauled by
replacing the old pipes which lead to
the fair', grounds with pipe of a larg
er size; .
Attention Is called to the fact, that.
the appropriation ; made for the' ex-
tens'on of the. sewer from the- fair
grounds to the Willamette river., was
Inadequate, and that another appro
priation to complete it would be
r. dt
necessary.
Officers May H'inln Same.
Prolr to adjournment the board
will decide upon the appropriations
which It will request the coming leg
islature to make, and also elect of
ficers. The Impression seems ' to
prevail that the present officers will
be re-elected.
SUIT WILL
RIVAL THE
OIL CASES
OOVERXMEXT WILL SHOW THE
METHODS OF THE ELECTRICAI
TRUST AXD ITS WONDERFUL
JIXJGLIXO OF PRICES.
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Washington, Dec. 28. The suit of
the government agalnBt the so-called
electrical tr at will rival in magni
tude the prosecutions of the Standard
OH Company and the Tobacco trust,
according to attaches of the depart
ment of Justice today, and It Is pre
dicted that the government will win
the case. The ult has been brought
under' the Sherman antitrust law.
i ne evidence wnicn the govern
ment will lay before the courts, It Is
asserted, bqows a startling price Jug'
gling. It Is alleged that the General
Electric company and the Westing
house Eloctrio Company secured con
trol of the electrical business by buy
ing up the most valuable plants, an
by controlling most of the water pow
er sites.
1 he suits will be filed early in
January. W. S- Kenyon, assistant
attorney-geaeral, is preparing the pa
pers In the case. No criminal pro.
ceedlngs are contiunplated.
More Broken
ines
WILL GOYEKXOR PARDON
(Continued from Page 4.)
PRESIDENT WANTS HIS
JIEASI KES ACTED OX
initkd rnrna i.bascd wihb.1
Washlnton, Dec. 28. In an effort to
get routine legislation out of the way
In order to allow time for the pas
sage or some or his pet measures
President Taft today conferred with
Congressman Prince, of Illinois
chairman of the house committee on
claims. He urged that the omnlbu
cluliiis bill be rushod through with
all posrilble haste.
The president wants time left be
fore March A for the consideration of
tariff commission bill, the fortlrlca'
tion of the Panama canal and a ship
subsidy measure.
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A boat and athletic club has been
came formed ut Seaside.
SIGNS OF PROGRESS!
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legal technicality, and, failing in this
generally secure a pardon. That Is
their view, and, If you ask them for
their reasons, they will aay t)U
wealth Is all powerful, and cite yo.i
n support of helr contention the
cases of rich men, whb, In their ooln
Ion, should have been punished, who
have escaped imprisonment, either
through the courts or by pardon.
No One Probably Knows.
Running their course in the streets
thure are ugly rumors in connection
with the case, but when Blmmered
own they are Just rumors, with ap
pareniiy only vivid imaginations as a
foundation, as the above statements
given are but expressions of opinions,
No doubt those giving them believe
that they are drawn from sound prem
lses, but after all they do not know
not even the acting governor himself.
Ha may, from what he knows of the
case, have formed an opinion, but it
would not bealrto presume that '!',
was final In character, until he has
heard and weighed the evidence In
behalf of and against the application,
and until that time comes the ques
tion as to whether J. Thorburn Ross
Is dtetlned to receive a pardon is des
tined to remain unsolved.
And over and above all the ru
mors and suggestions the one great
fact upon which the matter should
and will no doubt hinge la not con
cerning the wishes of friends, Ross
high postilon In society, or anything
of that kind, but will the clrcum
stances surrounding his offense Jus
tlfy the extending of clemency? Was
his act deliberate, premeditated, will
ful? As that la decided the matter
will be settled.
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FAY IK PROMISES A
TARIFF COMMISSION RILL
On our bargain tables today all white and plaid
wool blankets reduced 20 per cent. Remember this
is just the-'beginning of winter. Now's your
chance. y -
All Ladies' Furs reduced 20 per cent all Misses'
and Children's .Fu Sets reduced 20 per cent.
Notice that big line of Veilings we're closing out at
3c rer yard reduced from 35c, 50c and 75c
Ines,
look over the line of hemstitched drawn work lin
en squares, center pieces and scarfs on our20 per
cent discount table,' - ''
Broken lines of undewear reduced 20 per cent,
We've placed hundreds of pairs of Men's, Wo
men's and Children's Shoes on our bargain tables
at 20 per cent discount all sizes and widths in '
the lot. ' ' v'v.I - '
All Men's and Boys' Overcoats reduced 20 percent,
Our entire line of'.Boys' knee pant suits reduced 20
percent.
Our entire line of Young. Men's Suits for ages 12 to
19 reduced 20 per cent. j
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Broken lines of Men's Suits reduced 20 percent.
Did you see the crowd at our store yesterday? Ev
erybody knows that when we advertise reduced
prices that the price reductions are genuine.
Our store .closes at 5:30 every evening excepting
Saturday.
NATURALLY TO BE
EXPECTED.
ftTNITBD mS MIRED WIHB.l
Washington, Dec. 28. Congressman
Sereno K, Payne, chairman of the
ways and means committee and fa
ther of the recent tariff law, called on
President Taft today and promised
that a tariff commission bill would
be adopted before the end of the pres
ent session. Payne assured the pres
ident that "some sort of a tariff com
mission law" would be passed before
the house Is turned over to the Dem
ocrats.
MAY BE
WHAT THE AVIATORS
RESPONSIBLE FOR.
Chio&rjo Evening News.
Gunboat at AuiaJpa.
fNiTBD ram unto wiaa.1
Washington, Dec. 28. The United
State gunboat Yorktown arrived at
Amapala, Honduras, today. The war
ship ha been sent to Investigate con
dition and protect American inter
est In Honduras.
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Some of the people who are most
opposed to Socialism help more than
the Socialist orator to make men
Socialists.
Children Cry
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We make up a new line of wrapers, kimonaa. waists, genu' and la
ddies' furnishing good, sweaters, long coats, silk and dress goods.
HUnSCRIRERS.
If you get your paper br
mall kindly watch the taif and
see when the time Is up, and
remit promptly, or notify im
to aiup the paper; oiherwlwt
bill will be made for the time
the paper come after expira
tion of last pnyiueni.
3.25 good pant, sale, f 2.25
(12 autta, sale. 8.50.
$1.75 blanket, sale, 11.16. , .
13.75 heavy wool skirts, sale,
2.60.
21.75 blankets, sale, $1.75.
.22.40 comforts, sale $1.60.
$3.50 shoes, sale. $2.75.
$2.75 kliuonas, sale, $2.00.
$1.85 night gowns, sale, $1.25.
Hose 10c, 15c 20c, 25c and 60o
pair.
30c yd dress goods, sale, 22c.
$1.50 yd wide elk this week, $1
$2.00 silk scarfs, sale, $1
75c silk handkerchiefs, sale 60c
$3.25 children's coats. Bale $3
$3.50 ladles' sweaters, $2.25.
ALL GOODS ON SALE THIS WEEK.
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