Daily capital journal., November 18, 1909, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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DXUjY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAU2M, OREGON, THURSDAY, XOVJ5MBER 18, 1009
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MT. ANGEL
DEFEATED
AT SALEM
RAISES f rr fZtiffiGi. i
Deoartnient loclay
Awful Scores Run Up in the
v Mucl and pain for the
Winning Home Team .
Botwoen Jtipltor Pluvius and W11I
ainotto football teams the ML Augol
olovon was completely swamped by
a rocord-malcing score of 62 to U.
Large as the score was It doos not
yet how how hopelessly outclassed
ygB tho Mt. Angol team. At no time
WflB Willamette in dangor nnd only
oiico did the visitors havo a chanco
to scoro, and tliat was when Cor
glat, Mt. Angel's quarterback, got
away for an end run nnd passed
every WIMametto man but Mc
Monohan, who brought him down af
ter a 40-yard run.
Too much can not bo said in favor
of the defoated boys' grit, for not
once did they cease to do their very
best, oven after it becamo cloar they
wore doomed to overwhelming do
foat. Willamette had an advantage In
wolght of 16 pounds and showed tho
result of Bwcetland's consistent
poaching and demonstrated what
they can do against any t't-am out
side of the conforonco schools.
To pick out yesterday's stars
would bo ImposBiblo, for every man
showed up strong. Special atten
tion can bo callod to Blaclcwoll at
center. Last yoar ho played his first
gamo and Is showing stronger every
gamo ho plays. 'In two more yoars
ho will be as good as any center In
tho northwost. Yostorday he repeat
edly broko through tho lino on do
fonso and an offenso was always
able to block his mnn.
Belknap and WIiibIow showed
strong at tho guurd positions, Wins
low broaking through at ono timo
MORE
PINKHAM
CURES
and blocking a punt, Marstora at
left tackle recently graduated from
tint Hftfifinri team and snowaa ue ae
srvod his nlaco by broaking through
tho lino and carrying tho ball for re-
nontsd eains. Wosley, uumimns ana
Gibson in the back field were all to
the candy on carrying the ball. Those
who have been decrying a lack of
Interference had their oyos oponou
yesterday, for tho men camo arounu
tho ond ueiiinu a ponect wau oi u.
Wosloy made tho longost run, re
turning a kick-orr 70 yaruB uioson
second, with CO yards, and Cum
mins third, with 45 yards. Rader
did not enter tho gamo until near
the ond of the last half, but imme
diately took tho ball through tho
line for 20 and 30 yards. Rader
would undoubtedly make all north
west full-back wore ho with a con
ference college. Booth kicked goal at
the 35-yard line. Considering the
condition and weight of the ball It
was an exceptionally strong kick.
The most exciting play came
whan there were but 30 seconds to
play. Wesley took tho bull from
tackle position around the ond and
with two Mt. Angol men clinging to
him staggered on till Mclvnlght and
Reeves came to his assistance and
nctually carried him over for
touch-down with Ave seconds to
apnro.
Blevon touchdowns woro made as
follows: Wosloy 6, Gibson 3 and
Marstors, Cummins and McKnight
1 each. Sovon goals were missed
The teams lined up as follows:
Wllamotto: Lowe, L. E. R. ; Mars-
ters-WesIoy, L. T. n.; Belknap, L
G. R.; Blackwell, C; Winslow, R
G. L.; McKnight, R. T. L.; Reeves,
R. E. L.; Cummins-Gibson, L. H. R.;
Booth-McMeachan, Q.; Wesloy, P.
Mt .Angel: Nlblor, L. E. R.; Car
son, L. T. R.: I'rlnz, L. G. R.; Cos-
tollo, C; Cannard, R. G. L.; Kon-
noy, R. T. L.; Mahoney, R. E. L.;
Molcholr, L. H. R.; Napp, R. II. L.;
Cograt, Q.; Malone, P.
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from tho mnln road to AVcst AVood
burn. Tho grading has nil been com
plotod and thta ties havo boon laid
and aro ready to receive tho rails 'as
soon as thoy arrive Tho company
was expecting to run cars Into
AVoodburn beforo the 31st of Do
combor, but owing to an unforseon
delay of tho rnlls, thoy woro unable
to do BO.
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AVashlngton, Nov. 18. Tho dis
trict court of appeals today decldod
to oxtond tho tlmo of tho isuanco
of tho mandate for President Gom
pors, A'ico-Proaidont Mitcholl nnd
Soorotnry Morrison In tho contompt
case until Nov. 20 in ordor to give
the dofondnntB time to presont to
tho fodornl supremo court an ap
plication for a writ, of cortorarl.
Chlot Justlco SUppnrd announced
that "still further time would bo
grautad If nocossary in currying tho
ensos to tho Hupromo court.
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A Card,
This is to cortlfy that all druggists
ore authorized to rotund your monoy
if Foley's Ilonoy and Tar falls to
cure your cough or cold. It stops
tho cough, hoala tho luugs nnd pro
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(uao substitutes. J. G. Porry.
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AVrlto plainly. It la udvlsable to uso
tlona can bo written on any other paper.
vanleuQU only.
this blank, but nomlna- x
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Date Address
IELICAT
QUESTION
Validity of New Supreme Court
Act Is Presented to
that Tribunal.
Judge Thos. O'Day, appearing as
counsel for Sam Coqliran, In tho
caao of tho state vs. Cochran, filed
a brief In tno suprome court in
which the constitutionality of the
act of the deglslature increasing tho
Justices of the supfemo court from
three to llvo members is tho princi
pal issue. Martin L. Pipes also ap
pears with Judge O'Day (amicus
curiae) affirming the constitutional
ity of the act.
Tho appellant In this caso was in
dicted under the local option law
for selling intoxicating liquors In
the city of St. Johns. It is claimed
on behalf of the defendant that tho
local option law in tho territory
comprising St. Johns was amended
by tho incarporation of St. Johns by
a special charter and that tho lo
cal option law was not applicable
to the city. The caso was then ap
pealed to the supreme court and the
conviction of tho defendant was re
Mersed by a divided court.
It so happened, states the brief,
that ono of tho Justices of the court
as formerly constituted, and the two
Justices appointed under tho act of
tho legislature concurred In the re
versal, while two constituting tho
court as formerly organized, dis
sented. Tho attorney general and the dep
uty district attorney of Multnomah
county filed a motion requesting the
court to enter an order making the
opinion of tho dissenting Judges
tho majority opinion and to enter
a mandato that tho Judgment of the
lower court was affirmed, claiming
that tho act of the legislature in
adding two Justices of the supreme
court wus unconstitutional and
void, and the Justices so added were
not Justices of tho court.
Tho brief filed today Is In oppo
sition to the motion of tho attorney
goneral. Thio brief states that the
question to bo raised by the mo
tion is a political question nnd not
Judicial. It Is contended by Attor
ney O'Day and his constituent that
tho 'supremo court cannot hear or
determine the question of Its own
legal existence or constitution.
"Tho contrary views lead to an
absurdity," quotes tho brief, "for
If tho court enn decide the ques
tion at nil It must be able to
rtocldo It either way, and If thoy
should decide that In rendering
judgment now under consideration,
It was not a court of llvo judges, it
. . ...i-joivtw PifiCRs of Novelty Dress
You'll find it a busy place, because we have just se.euu , Rd
Goods from our regular line and placed them on our Baigain Tables
Prices,
Lot No. 1 consists of Thirty Pieces of High Grade Dress Fabrics !n all staple and novelty
colorings. . p .
Former prices were 90c, $1.00, $1.1 5 Jq
Your choice now for
Lot No. 2 consists of Thirty Pieces.of the choicest Imported Worsted Suitings in a com
plete range of correct shadings,
Former prices were $1.25, $1.35, $1-45 and M Per
a few up to $1 .75 per yard, your choice now -r Yard
Salem ladies know that there is no misrepresentation about reduced prices , with us,
It has always been our policy to close out every yard of novelty dress goods during the
season for which they .were bought, That's why you can depend on finding the correct
styles every season at
Our store closes at 5:30 every evening except Saturday,
eoty z"n vzLJX-jmnm-jmzst'i. . j ar,ii iMNm .win.n iiiiinn i iiiii
A"Sk!n trt Beaut fs a Joy Forever
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liu otood the tril
of (10 years, uuil
Is to hanuicM,
lAsteuto Deturcu
l properly m.nl.
Acopt no cout.tr
felt of atailUr
name. Dr. L. A.
Havre talU to a
lady of tf, bnt
tuti ta ptktieiiti:
"At you luliri
will u tbrm.
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oodi Utaleri In tha United Sutes CanaUa anil Europe.
rEBaT.HOPmHS.Pfop, 37 leai Jcnes Slrtet. HwTeA
necessarily makes' Itself incompetent
to render the very judgment tho
learned attorney general . would
have It make."
Another point cited In the brief
is pertalninf to tho necessity to ad
minister justice without delay for
200,000 people, it follows conclu
sively that the same number of
justices could not administer jus
alce for a million people. Some
people in a population of one mil
lion could not get speedy justice and
a great number could not get jus
tice at all. To those it would be
the same as though the judiciary
did not exist. Becauso speedy jus
tice means justice while the person
seeking it is still living, or nt least
he should bo able to obtain it while
some person was living that existed
at tho time tho rights of tho com
plaining party wore impaired, ta
ken from him, or Interfered with."
A Hair's Brentlth Escape.
Do you know that every tlmo you
have a cough or cold and let it ruu
on thinking it will just euro itself
you aro inviting pneumonia, con
sumption or somo other pulmonary
trouble? Don't risk it, Put your
lungs back in perfect health and stop
that cough with Ballard's Hora
hound Syrup. Price 25c, 50c and
$1.00 por bottlo. Sold by nil druggists.
NEWSPAPERS AND
THE U, S, MAIL
May Be Delivered on the Re
stricted Sidewalks The
Mayor So Orders.
The daily newspaper publishers of
this city had a conference with
Mayor Itodgers, and he conceded that
the delivery of the mails and news
papers was In the nature or a puuue
service, and the people would be de
prived of a great convenience and
accommodation if the sidewalks
were not allowed to bo used on botn
sides of the streets for this purpose.
The papers are delivered early in
tho morning and late at night, and
there have been no complaints In
many years of the letter carriers and
dnlly newspaper carriers running in
to anyone, and, while this is not to
apply to tho business part of the
city, the mayor says there will be no
more arrests in tho residence parts
of the city of these two classes of
carriers, but the law will be strictly
enforced in the restricted districts
as to all others. The newspaper and
mail people were preparing to carry
the case into the courts, and this
amicable settlement is far better.
The bicycle ordinance is the best
one the city can have under all the
circumstances, and Its practical and
reasonable enforcement without de
priving the general public of news
paper cf mall delivery is the best
condition for all.
When Tho Journal carrier boys
were brought into court the city at
torney did not appear, and later in
formed Judge Carson, who appeared
for the newspaper men and mail
carriers, that the prosecution would
be dropped.
Sick Heacaclie.
This distressing disease results
from a disordered condition of the
stomach and can be cured by taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Get a free sample at all good
druggists and try it.
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