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OREGON OITi KNTEUPWHK, FRIDAY, JANITAUY2.1, 1914. LOCK MAGNATES IN JAIL CELLS PRESIDENT BELIEVES IN SOMI f-UOIIIVt tlium iw vw i OUT TROUBLM LANDS ON NECK Of BIG INTERESTS Blames Interlocking Directorate for All of Law Violation By Cor poration Atki for It feotlv Amendment WAHIIINtlTON, Jan. Ull. Tho tutor liii'kliiK of (liu iHrMiniii nf director tH of grent inriKiritt loiia, hnuks, rail roads, ImliiHirliil, commercial and pub lie service hoille tlm rrux of thu trust system, In I Iiii opinion nf I'nul dent WIIhoii. Il iiiiiiIo tlila plulii to day In a spechil address to congress III which he discussed autl trust Icgia lalloti. - DIhi iihuIiiK evils resulting from atu li Interlocking directorates, llio presi dent caustically attuiked a arouu of Uilllliniiiln a who, hy reimon nf i-norui-: oua iioiiiiiiKa oi slock In numerous corporation, constitute virtual mou- opollcs. Il virtually told emigres I Hint It should decide whether IiIk own-1, rr of stock In I'orporulloii should hit ' t-ompcllcd lo elect In which oim of tin-in tlii-y will eicrrlse ihelr right to, Vol.. on llio conduct of affairs, j 'I'l... ... I.I .I....I I ,..l....l.. 1 im- iMt-piui-ui mi im i n fiiiiiin. ii iiiijt . in-, k inn p-iiei ai mis nine w in kiiki (or l tin cri'iitlon of an ImliiHirliil com- to l tli.it they ar upproiichlng Tor inlMNlnn and declared (tint public opln- r.on, where there la stored cotton Ion lind finally conquered big html i worth aivi-rnl ihIIIIoiih, nnd he do.-n no Unit 4I111 avcrngn hiiHliinna mini was t not want It lo full Into their lunula, convinced Ihut "tlm way of liberty I A ruinnr wus current that tlm presl am also tlm wuva of p.-uci. and the ' dent Inlenda to turn over tlm govern wayi of peai'V thu waya of aui ceaa. in. nt to a ooiiiiiiIhbIou of five M il lie i'tnihntl-ally approved mukliiK J hlmanlf renUnliiK. ami poaalhly ullt peraonul In all nulla aanlnat l'-uvln th ( onnlry. truaia. Kvnry net of hnalneaa la dmiii Ar. lillilntiop Morn lodiiy aerured tlm at Ihn roininand or Ukhi thn Initiative of aonm narertalnahlu peraon or xroup of permina," he aald, "and theau ahuuid bit lield Individually reapnuallihi and piinlhhiiit iit ahould full upon them and not upon thu hualimaa ornanlxntlon of whlcli they niakit llleKiil umu." Thu ad.lreaa reellea thn pnaiuixu of tlm currency hill, and continues: "' ' " has Ha ntmoKplmra llku rvrrythliiR Han, nnd tlm atmoapherr of aerommoilutlon nnd muliinl uuder aiandliiK which wn now hreallm with ao much refrenhnient la a matter of alneerit conaratulatlon. Thla oiikIiI to make our tnak much leaa difficult and fmharraaalni; limn It would have lieen ..... euiiunumj iiiu muuoapnera 01 worms. Don't let your Child suffer auHplclon and antaRonlam which ao Klekapoo Worm Klllsr will lve sure Inns, madn Iinposalhln thn approach to ! re, ft kills thu worms- whllu lis auch quustlona with dlapnaaloiinte aflr. ,lvu uffw t add Kreatly to thu n' ' i henlih of your child by removlnu tho . "Contructlvu leiilalntlon, when sue ' diii,Reroua and dlaaiireuablu effurt of cHful. Is always thu embodiment of worms and parasites frtim tho svatum. Convlnrlna uxperlence and of ninturu Klekapoo Worm Kllltr aa a health pro publln opinion which finally sprlnits ducur should bu In every household, out of that f xperlencu. I'erfuctly safe, Huy a box today. Price 2Sc. All DruitKlsta or by mail. Kicks- ' The rluht Invariably trumpha at P Indian Mad. Co., Phlladslphla or least that la the feullni. a man always 8t. Louis. (Adr.) baa when he hapiiena to bent the other fellow to It. Ennrr DOORS OPEN 9 A.M. READ CAREFULLY TERMS AND RULES OF SALE NO GOODS CHARGED NO OK I) KUS FILLED NO TELEPHONE CALLS WILL BE ANSWERED. NO GOODS EXCHANGED. NO MONEY REFUNDED. NO CONCESSIONS MADE FROM WHAT GOODS ARE MARKED. NO SALES PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY CONCESSIONS. DONT ASK IT. NO GOODS WILL BE PERMITTED TO LEAVE HOUSE WITHOUT BEING WRAPPED. GET YOUR DUPLICATE CASH CHECK. YOU WILL HAVE TO SHOW IT" TO GET OUT AT DOOR. IT MUST BE STAMPED BY CASHIER PAID. IK) NOT LAY YOUR PURSE DOWN. HE PATIENT. ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD JUST AS THEY ARE. THESE RULES WILL BE STRICT LY ADHERED TO BY THE FIRM. COLEMAN HELD ON PORTLAND CHARGE t'lmii the ri'ijui'Bl of a Portland (In IkcIIvii, (lil.f of Pollen K(l Hhuw Tui'Kilny iirrritli'il (', Ik, ('iilriimu upon n Hiirruiil charging foraery a mini hy the uniiiii of liix-k In I'liriliinil. Th wnrnuit staled Hint Ihn defend- Mill hud ru ! chuck In Ihn amount of flu iiiiiii llm k mid wan lirmmlit hem liy u r-ir Hi'iilu t Ivh of llm pulko (Ic'liiirnni nt of llm i j i I r i 1 1 1 n . Chief Hlmw wcnl in ihn mill whiTti llm nim was ut work mill turned lilm ovur lo (lilt detective, MKXIff) CITY, Jim. 20. That I'na Idenl IliierU hud ulinniloiieil teniponir lly lila li lit 11 to tnkii tint field III peraon UKUlnnt tint rehela wna at and offliliilly loiliiy. Tint cliniiKu In proKrutn did not pleiiao tlm dlctiitcir very well, II wm iinderalood, hut lila rnhlliet Innlated on It. Iluertu railed the inemhera to- gelher unexpectedly aliotlt iiiIiIiiIkIiI to tell tlii ni Hint Im thought he could put lliu rt-h.-llloii down If Im 1 d lila troop himself, und that Im proposed to do II. Wlloiit cm-cpHon ihn ministers oh Jeeted an vehemently, however, tliut he flnully yielded, at leiist for tim time. T10 lllM r111H() fr ,, .1... . . j-i li nnu from prUun of Heiiator Komel i ru. iiutloiiul clulrniiin of the t'uthollc parly, and Kcnor Zi pe.lu, Hoinellvre'a parlner In the owiierililp of thu nnwa puper, I -a Nu.'lon. Thu paper piihllah ed an urtlrle dlapleanlnx to llnerta mid lia owner were promptly arrented. Thu nrchhlahop vlalted tlm dlrtalor peraniinlly In thu prUoneri' hehiilf, and to pleitHn III 111 I Inert freed them. Worms the causs of Your Child's Pains A foul, dlauKreuable breath, durk cir cled around tho cyea, at limes fi'verlsli. with ureal thirst; cheeks fluahed and then palo, ahdomeu swollen with sharp lm limlti I. lin'ha .r. nil lnltful IfniM tt Enterprise advertising pay.' El The Entire Stock Will Now Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishings, Hos iery, and all kinds of Wearing Apparel You can find here anything you want to wear, or make to wear, from head to foot, for man, woman, boy, girl, child or babe You will be surprised at what one cent will buy, greatly surprised at what 10 cents will buy, and dumfounded at the purchasing power of a dollar. COME. Elliott Brothers Department Store 7th at Madison, on the Hill, Oregon City "SAVE DEER," SLOGAN FARMERS FIGHT TO SAVE NATIVE GAME There la a aplrlt ruioiik dm people Of eimleru Cliickmniia cnuiily to In creaan tlm niiuiher of deer In that aee lion. Tlm llleaal rhaaliiK of (l-er Willi (IllKM till decreuaed Krelilly W II hill tho hint two yeara and un effort la heliiK niiidii thla winter hy loral hunlera lo kill off tlm wolvea, coiiKiira, and oilier predatory anlinnla aa on additlon.il protection for tlm dwr. A numher of yeara oko the moun tain nf tlm rouat nilixfl In thu eaatern auction of Iho county wits filled wlih deer hut Kreal nuinhera wera killed hy huutera with doKa nnd liy am h unlinnla aa rniiKiira and wolvea. Within llm lard few tnontha them hit a hetui a feel lux of alow hut alendy developnient liuioiiK the farinera and riinehera Ilia' Ihn deer of llm roiinlv ahould hn pro tnrtrd. Aa a roault thorn la they have deelared war on predatory anlmala and huntliiK with Ioka. CUTS OFF HER THUMB WITH AXE Wlllamatt Woman Injurta Herself Tuesday M-rnlng Wlllumelte. Ore., Jan. 20. (Hperlul) Mra. Antony Tuor cut thu i-nd of In r Hi ii mil on her left hand Tueaduy mom Iiik with an axe while apllttliiK klmll In tc. Hhu wua taken to thu office of Dr. Htrlekliuid In OreKon City and Iho wound dreHHed. Thu cut la thoiiKht not to be aerloua. I Willamette may now collect the thr.e mill levy that was made this yeur for city purpose. In the circuit court, Judxe J. I'. Campbell Tuesday dissolved the re Ht ru in Iiik order thut had been granted BKnlnat J. K. Jack, county aHsessor. and tlm mils may he turned over to llm city for collection. Sometime uko James Downey brought action In tho circuit court ask ing that the county assessor be pre vented from delivering to tho city th tax roll for thu year and from enter ing tlm levy that had been made on the hooks. He declared that thu char ter under which the levy was made was faulty and that It was not proper ly submitted to the city. The court grunted atcmpornry In junction against the assessor until such time as the case la heard. He Tuesday dissolved that order which now frees the hands of the city offi cial and allow them to get the money thai I needed for municipal purpose. GRANTS DIVORCE Judge J. C. Campbell In the circuit court granted a divorce dccrie to Utira A. Child nirainst C. V. Chllds after a hearing upon the charges con tained In her complaint. The lis a man ha to say the less be n cy have occasion to retract. w FIGHT BREAKS UP WASIIINfJTON, Jan. 20. A flat flKbt between l(niraenlullve Johnson of Kentucky, and John It. Hhields a WashliiKtoti allorney, brok up a meet I ri K today of Ihn houau (oinuilUei) on District of Columblii, After thn two men hud daubed and several blows wero struck, ItepreKenlutlve Johnson broku away, tiliotnliiK: "Get mo my plalol, I'll kill lilm." Khlelda was knocked down before clerks and apctaiors could gulfl thn (ombiilanla. Clerks tried to hold tho Ketilucklan, but Jolinaon broke away and daahed off for his private room, shouttnK for hi revolver. A dozen persona were present when Johnson ran away, but tim office was soon emptied. When Johnson returned only clerks remained. Thu Keiituck Iiiii berated thiiin for their Interfer ence and the Incident closed. Th flash followed a hearliiK on a bill to lucreimn thn salaries of police men, whom Hhields represented. Representative Johnson reclared "lie heard (hut Mr. Khlelda had collected lurKO lobbyist's fee," and that to vote the proposed IncrcitH. mlxht be "vot Iiik somebody a tiooo or $.i000 lobby fee." Khlelds demanded an opportunity "to reply to false statements," and at that Johnson struck the lawyer. Best Cought Medicine for Children "I am very glad to say a few words In praise of Chamberlain CmiKh Hemedy" write Mrs. I.Ida Dowry, Mil waukee, Wis. "I have used it for year both for my children and myself and It never fails to relieve and cure a cough or cold. No family with chit dri-n should be without it as It gives almost Immediate relief In raaet of croup." Chamberlain's Cough Hem edy Is pleasant and safe to take, which Is of great Importance when a nidi dim must be given to young children. For sale by all dealers. (Adv.l TO GET; EGGS WEAKER Pctter qualities of onion are bard to-get In the markets, according to the latest quotations, and prices have taken somewhat of a rise above those recently noted. The sweet potato supply has over crowded the market In the past few days and the prie shows a tendency to drop. The egg market is still weak and receipt have shown no signs of decreasing. Chicken prices are being shaded sliKhth on account of the latu Increase in offerings. CASTOR I A for Infant and Children. Tho Kind Yea Hart Always Bought Boars th Signature of is W M Good Roads; How They May Be Built Hard surfuce pavement Is becoin lni( a common topic these du)s and there are many question be Inn asked concernliiK every phaae connected with the propoaed Improvement. It. (j. McMullen, aaalatant road master of Multnomah county (Ivua some Interestlns; iiifonnation as to some of the promised plan and the manner of procedure. Mr. McMulen aald that thu plan Is to hard surface all the county roads leadline out of Portland, if possible, makliiK complete Improvements. Thty hope to xet the work so well under way this year that it can all be fin ished within two yeara, but that it can only proceed a fast and a far aa the people are willing to sign pe tition for it. All of the proposed hard surface Im provements nniHt start In Cortland at the end of the present bard surface pavements there. The arterial hlKh way Will be Improved first, the eros roads and laterals nt-.z', and it Is hoped to complete the work by the cud of lir. No road will be improved unless it connects other hard surfaced roads except In municipalities where excep tion will be made within the city limit. Thu any of the incorporated towns may get the improvement on county roads running through them. even though a connection Is not mad with one or morn of the great arteries leading 'out of Portland, although it 1 tbu Intention to Ignore other roads that may lie petitioned for. Mr. McMullen detailed the matter of procedure as follow First, there must be a petition from the owner or property on both side of a county road for a dlatance of one half mile, after which the count? commissioners may declare a district to be assessed and mark out the lines around the different section. The next atep will be to have the county ' make map showing the owner and j areaa of each tract In the district, be longer. After that a board of appraisers will j The plan of making assesment up be appointed to appraise the land , on property has been somewhat de- values for the amount each owner shall pay, according to the plan made by the county surveyor and the county road master. After that tabulated report to the county court will be approved or rejected that body. If it is approved by the court th? matter will be advertised for five con secutive weeks in the newspapers and notices posted at each end of the im provement to be made. Kor twenty day within the five weeks remonstrances may be made and received, and it will require 51 per cent of the district In area to stop all proceedings. If no Buch remon strance I made, or If it is not suffici ent the court acquires jurisdiction and may proceed with the improve ment. It will then advertise for bids as it may elect, either in sections or mile. When a bid la approved the contract will be let and the work will commence. The court will decide what kind of pavement may be used under the ad vice of the road master and the coun ty surveyor. The very least limit of time be tween thu date of filing petition and letting of contract, provided every thing goes smooth, 1 70 days. It may PROSECUTE FALSE OF PORTLAND, Jan. 20 Clarence I.. Reatnes, United Htatea attorney, ar rived home from Wa:i!.:nioti. I). C. yesterday and announced that the hot crnm l would at once take up prose cution of men who have been lncuting, with false representation as t the title tliey would secure, peophj on the Kraut lands of the Orcxon k California railroad, now forfeited to tho Koveri ment. "I am thornuxhly m.t'ifll and as sured that this office will be backed up and aaslhted in ever way In tliee prosecutions by the department of jus tice and the attorney general," Kennies' statement. The trip of the past month has been spent almost entirely ou thu huttlne, Mr. lieames said. The federal (rrand jury m"')' to morrow, and after a f vr of tho old cases banking ovt i arc dn p tse-I of. the locator cases will De Invest iKatijd. In dictment In these CiS'-s are expected ' within a month. Xefrly a hundred men, lawyers, real 'state dealer, sur veyors, farmer ana even homestead era are among those of every standing of life Involved In tbo lnveut'gutio.1. Mr. Il.ames left Portland December 18. At Chicago be was In consultation with the Cnued Htate? attorney there vlth the postoffiee Inspector,. He in Wa.bmgton 12 day In con- nd w was slant consultation with officials of the land department and with the attorney general. After leaving Washington, he was In the eastern cities for several day and then swung south through Memph a, Tenn, and thence to Lo Angele. At 'nuny all the places ue stepped, ne met with federal officers in regard to the locator cases. A numher of the locator cases are to be taken up In other state, it was re- ; ported several weeks ago. scribed before, but there ha been a confused ide-a of how it is to be done where two parallel roads to be improved are less than half a mile apart. The county commissioners bave adopted the Somer system of curves which settles the problem. A halfway line Is used and by a system of cross sectioning the cost is assess ed in a lesstaing degree the farther away the property is situated from the road to be improved. The system pertains to slreet and road exten sions and improvements. Where one road Intersects or crosses another the method equalizing the assessment is to draw a line di agonally from the point of intersec tion and assess in two directions, one way for each road. Thla plan would give four assessment districts half way to the next road to be improved. All property would pay its share in a lessening degree the further away it is. One half of the cost will be assess ed against the property on either aide of a road and the county may pay the other half from the road fund. It is estimated that the cost will be 110,000 a mile, which would include the construction of expensive con crete culvert. be Closed Out GET ACTIO! COffEt HOUSE BOTHERHOOO AROUSED OVER RE PORT OF SUCCESS IN THE OTHER CITIES WELL WHERE IT IS TRIED Unlvsrslty Professor Think It I Great Plan and Tell How the Club of Eugene and Sa lem Draw Crowd Oregon City may, within the next few months have a coffee house upon the order of the one at Eugene and Salem. Professor James H. Gilbert of the department of economics at the stats university spoke before the Congrega tional Ilrotherhood Tuesday night, by request, upon the workings of the plan there. He told how the club rooms were always filled with men and boy spending their leisure hour in rend ing and playing games, the lunch room ! '" connection, and the working of the r,m-p,.or.?."t S ha"d.- ing a large number of cases every month. The report from the cities where the plan ha been in actual operation and where it has really worked so much Interested the brotherhood that a com mittee will at once begin the campa ign for a similar place here. Three men will be appointed from each of the brotherhoods of the city and three from the commercial club to go into the matter thoroughly to de termine whether or not such a scheme would work in the city. The abolition of the saloons, where many of the men and boys used to spend a large pan of their time, has necessitated the sub stitution of some other place and the various organizations believe that the coffee house la the better plan. The failure of the Y. M. C. A. in the city sometime ago, too, has had its in fluence in changing the subject around to the new plan and enlisting those In support of such a scheme who would not be in favor of any other plan. M. D. Phillips. C. Bohlander and U Adams were appointed on the commit tee to make a preliminary survey of the field and discover what could be done in the matter. Hi Stomach Trouble Over. Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like to feel that your stomach troubles were over, that you could eat any kind of food you desired without Injury? That may seem to unlikely to you that you do not even hope for an ending of your trouble, but permit us to assure you that it is not altogether Impossible. If others can be cured permanently and thousands bave beeu, why not you. John R. Barker, of Battle Creek, Mich., is one of them. He says, "I waa troubled with heartburn. Indigestion, and liver complaint until I used Cham berlain' Tablets, then my trouble was over." Sold by all dealers. (Adv.) Will Begin DOORS OPEN 9 A.M.