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TIIE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAX, THUKSDAT, MARCH 2T, 1919. JUOGELAilSPUTSON 9 SFMIGIL Stock Salesmen Compelled to Make Restitution of Money. THINK IT OVER," IS ADVICE onomrn Packing Company Case Before Court Bcinj Tlircslied Out in Unusual Way. miCAGO. March :. Juose Landis rive to recover money for investors ho bought stock of the Consumers' viking company continued today with perturbed lot of stock talesmen and ub-salesmen In court. The judge was Iternately ferocious. Ironical. Mr- tic, but always insistent. It dldn t latter whether he a?ent had spent la commission the court would ac- pt anything that was left, or could be urned Into money. He was not averse installment payments, as in toe ase of John Markel, a janitor. Markel. It appeared, was a Janitor ho was acquainted with a widowed aitress. one Mrs. Kate Schmidt, and a aub-arenU Markel persuaded her invest her entire savings of $561 the company. Judfre Ljindis ordered ie Janitor-salesman to turn In the en- re sum to the court on the instal lent plan- as Markel had no money. Max Newman, who obtained IHOO by he sale of stock, offered to restore this urn. minus his expenses. You (ro off by yourself and think It ver " said the Judge. vt 6 want all the money." Two other salesmen were sent to mllar cogitations by the court. It was not ion before the Judge had dozen ealesmcn in an, anteroom thinking it over." Philip Goldberg s haste to make res- itution amused spectators. He paid Si'iO yesterday and rushed into court gain today. 'How much more do I ower he sked feverishly. He was told, wrote check for ti09 with a pen that fairly lew. and then rushed from the room. a't Cam pre mite Considered- Hyman TV. Wold, whose commissions mounted to SGI:!, wanted to compro- ise with the court. What property have you. anyway, sked the judge. I have only $650 cash. ItjO In lib- rty bonds and $125 in thrift stamps. 11 I have." pleadvd the paleMnaR "Wby goodness gracious, that's more an I've got. said the- court. "Mt own and think it over. we want 11." Julius H. Zar had spent what he ade in commissions and was out of vork. he explained. Some of you fellows are fixing' for e grand jury and you'll have to stand it anyway." remarked Judge Landis. "Then I'll have to stand suit," re lied the wnney s. parts of the state, according to State Director Harttey K. Hallgren. A large number of the churches did not start I the financial drive last Sunday, so the statistics are not complete. Bethany Baptist church in the Sell wood district holds the record for the state at present. They were appor tioned $200 by the committee. Wednes day they raised $445. Their goal now is 11000. White Temple, under the lead ershin of Grant Phegley, last Sunday raised $-'?00 of their JJoOO apportion ment. Calvary Baptist church raised fs. Kugcne Baptists are optimistic be cause one of their members gave $200 to the cause. Other cities- in the state report the following amounts: Albany, 1170: Koseburg. $103; Baker, $611: Mc- Mlnnville. $800. and Gladstone, $110. MEAT EXAMINATION RIGID City Slaughterhouses Seek Protec tion From Country Shippers. Rigid examination of all carcasses shipped Into Portland for human con sumption, through an amendment to the present meat inspection ordinal)?. ER TD SHIPBUILDING SEEN .IUITS HARBOR FCTCRE IS DEEMED CXCERTALX. hipping Board Attitude, Labor Troubles and Foreign. Market , Situation BlanieU. AEETtDEEN. Wash.. March :. (Spe :aL) While the decision of the gov rnment shipping hoard to bring its vooden shipbuilding definitely to an nd does not affect present conditions n Grays Harbor shipyards, which will ontinue work on uncompleted con ractr. the future status of the indu." ry here is uncertain owing, aecord ng to W. J. Patterson of the Grays (arbor Motorship corporation, first, to he attitude of the shipping board to- vard the industry; second, to Labor istturbances in the Pacific northwest, nd. third, to the foreign market situ tion. The motorshlp corporation, according M. K. Ward, manager, has work head to last until fall. The company as 11 ships on the ways and in the .rater. Of those seven wilt be com peted steamships and four will be ompletcd a.i hulls only. "Shipbuilding yards have been grcat- injured, said Mr. Patterson today. by tho policy of the shipping board n denying them me rignt -to optain oreign contracts as soon as the ces- ation of government work was cer aln- At that tim any amount of lor- ign business could hae been sigend :p. enougn at tne inuiorsrnp yara. tor nstance. to run tnat plant lor two or hrce years. At I resent foreign buy- rs are looking for bargains in gov- rnment hulls and are chary of or- lering ships built to order. They be icve that many of the vessels whteh he shipping board has contracted for will son be- sold at low figures. The esult is the almost complete stagna tion of the wooden ship market. 'Labor troubles In the northwest were very damaging to yards on inis oast." added Mr. Patterson. "No soon r had strikes been called in yards ere and the sound than the shipping ooard began a sweeping campaign of ancellation. minimizing as far as pos- ble the work which the yards still bad to di for the government." CEIERAl DIRECTIONS TO A.MATKIR C.lHDE.MiRS. Don't cultivate or tramp over the garden when the ground is wet or sticky. Cultivate or -hoe between the rows often. This keeps the weeds down and makes fine vegetables. Square up the small beds and keep the paths smooth and clean. This will make your garden neat and attractive Keep your hoe and other tools clean and bright. A successful gardener has a sharp hoe and a bright spade. iioe the weeds in the morning and the sun will kill tbe roots. Water in the evening always. A good soaking occasionally Is better than a light sprinkling every day. Extra cultivation will take the plaee of water If it Is scarce. Water that has stood in a tub or barrel all day Is much better for the plants than the cold moun tain water from tbe hose. was requested by a committee repre senting the slaughter-houses of the city, wno appeared before the City Council yesterday. City Commissioner Mann explained that the committee wax anxious that the meat inspection ordinance be amended so that it would be unlawful to ship carcasses Into the city bereft of such organs as the heart, lungs and liver, without which It is Impossible to learn if the animal was diseased be fore being killed. JAPANESE TO PAY VISIT Prominent ei-Official to Reach Honolulu in April. HOXOLULU. T. H.. March 26. (Spe cial.) Three men prominent in the po litical life of Japan, now on their way across the Paciric. will rcacn tne coast early in April. Yukio Ozaki, former minister of justice and leader in tne Kenseika party opposed to the present ministry, 'is one of those aboard the Shinyo Maru. He is accompanied by his son. Yukiteru Ozaki. an aviator; K. Mochizukia. member of the Japanese diet, and D. Tagawa, former assistant mayor of Tokio. Other distinguished passengers are Shuyo Matsui, one of the leading novel ists and playwrights of Nippon, and Ennosuke Ichikawa. one of the best- known Japanese actors. , Don't Entertain Disease In Your Business Though they be of the finest hardwood and embellished with the richest rugs, your . office floors are covered all the time with millions of disease germs unless these floors are systematically disinfected with a dependable germicide. Through the windows, in the dusty breeze, on the shoes of your visitors, your employes and yourself they come unseen and un thought of , undisturbed. They lodge, breed, and carry on theirmalignant work of disease and death. Disinfectant will go a longr, long; way in preventing those epidemic -like waves of sickness from sweeping through your establishment. Sprinkle Lysol solution on your rugs it won't harm them in any way. Mop your floors often with water containing Lysol. Keep Lysol solution always in every cuspidor. Make Lysol your toilet-room disinfectant. A 50c bottle makes 5 gallons of powerful disin fectant ; a 25c bottle makes 2 gallons. For factories and large institutions use Lysol F&F unrefined Lysol. Lysol Toilet Soap Contains Lysol, and therefore protects the skin from germ in fection. It is refreshingly sooth ing and healing and helpful for improving the skin. Ask your dealer. If he hasn't it, ask him to order it tot you. Lysol Shaving Cream Contains Lysol, and kills germ son razor and shaving-brush (where germs abound), guards the tiny cuts from infection, and gives the antiseptic shave. If your dealer hasn't it, ask him to order a sup ply for you. Buy W. S. S. exja siow u own dmto I lias selected the officers for the spe cial election to be held in this city April 10, when the question of granting another light and power franchise will be submitted. The vVashington-Idah Power company is the applicant. Th North Coast Power company now cov era the local field and expects to de feat the proposed new franchise. WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS Mrs. Elizabeth Krucger Cses Kero sene to Start Fire. SALKM, Or.. March 26. (Special.) trs. Elizabeth Krueger. a widow aged 3S. died shortly after noon today from njuries received this morning when a can of kerosene exploded as she was attempting to start a tire In tho kitchen of her home here. She leaves a daughter, aged 12, and father and mother, who were visit g with her from Spokane at the time he was burned. The burial will take 'place Friday afternoon. Big Grazing Area Designated. TAKTMA. tVash., March 26. (Spe ial.) Official announcement was re ceived yesterday by the Yakima land office that the secretary of the interior had designated 63.750 acres in this land district as grazing land. The order affects directly about 100' pending claims for entries on land of this character. RMY WANTS RECRUITS Many Enlistments Expected Because ot Short-Term ScrTioc. XVith the now s-hort-trrm enlistment periods in effect, Colon. S. A. Kephart t the lornl army recruiting: office is nticipatinff a. lare number of appliea- ?onj for army ir ut. J he oilier. which has m'cnf ly brrn reopened, is m-ted in t he Worcester building at fhird and Oak 5trfot. Men having previous military train- nx are accepted lor on enlistment or ne year duration. Men w ithout train- nc must fn.iM tor three years, nut hey have the privilege vt applying for tsoharge after one years service. If ischarged. thy will not be held in the e serve corps under the new ruling aa Interpreted by Colonel Kephart- AIl branches or the service are open to recruits. These include the coast ar- illery. field artillery, infantry, cavalry .nd air service. Copies of discharges to be sent to Washington to obtain the $60 bonus are being mad by men in the recruiting ffice, according to Colonel Kephart. whose assistant is Lieutenant-Colonel XL Bennttt. SELLWOOD DISTRICT TOPS Victory Tor Oregon Bapti.-t A'.-urcd In Slate l.cports. Victory for Oregon Baptists in their Ictory campaign movement is assured la carl?" reports revcicd from variuu? Chrlialis Franchise Issne. CHETIALIS. Wash.. March IS. (Fpe ciil.) The Chehalis city commission BRITAIN TO STAY PREPARED Xo Reduction in Army and Xavj Estimates to Be Made. LONDON", March 25. In the Hous of Lords tonight Viscount Milner. sec retary of the colonies, said the country was still far from a well-established peace, therefore, he declared, the army and navy estimates could not be re duced. Alien; Deportations Indorsed. ABERDEEN. 'Wash., March 28. Spe cial.) Many Pythian lodues through out the state, including those at Seat tie and Tacoma, have endorsed the res oltitioti of Wishkah lodpe, Aberdeen recommending deportation of slacker aliens. These resolutions, after being pa&esd by the local lodgre, were sent to all other Pythian lodees in the state. Representative Johnson and Senator Jones have written their approval to the local lodge. Two Mordcr Cases to Be Tried. KELSO, Wash.. March 26. (Special.) .Martin Larson of Sightly, who killed Jonn Gilmore at that place last De cember, and Alfred Johnson of Haze Dell, who killed Carl Bcrgstrom and Andrew Lind a few weeks ago, will be tried during the jury term of Cowlitz superior court starting april 21. Both men are making a fight for liberty, a though they confessed the crimes to Prosecuting Attorney Delos Spaulding after their arrests. The coming jury term sees the largest criminal docket "Rheumatism Has Met Its Master" "From Torment and Pain to Comfort" When your joints ache or you feel twinges of rheu matic pain in toes, ankles, legs, back, shoulders or neck. When every movement is pain and misery. Whether you call this Rheumatism, Sciatica. Gout, Lumbago, Neuritis, Stiff Neck you may find quick relief with Bauor -Tablets OF in m TheBayer Cross"on Genuine Tablets Adults Take one or two "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" with water. If necessary, repeat dose three times a day, after meals. "Proved Safe by Millions" Buy only the original "Bayer packages." iMade and owned ty Americans entirely! 20 cent packagfj also larger packages. Arpirio is tiic tf i-lc aiii ot acr ilcu fir lure of lonoarcliuadcslcr oi SaCcylinrln' i in this county in years, as the cases of five alleged bootleggers, Charles Koss, H. W. Kockritz. proprietor of Kalama's I leading hotel; Stephens and E. Johnson I also will be tried. D. S. Bcardsley also will be tried on a statutory chare". Yakima Engineer Resigns. YAKIMA, Wash., March 26. (Spe cial.) X. A. Gilman. for seven years city engineer here, has resigned. His assistant, C. F. Wilson, probably will! be appointed to the vacancy. Mr. Gil man was appointed engineer when the city changed to a commission form of government. He has not announced his plans for the future. Dandruff Surely Destroys the Hair Girls if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for It will starve your hair and ruin it if you don t It doesn't do much good to try to I brush or wash it out. The only sure I way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve I it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re tiring: use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger I tips. By morning most, if not all, of your I dandruff will be gone, and three or four t more applications will completely dis- I solve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of It. You will find, too, that all itching I and digging of the scalp will stop, and I your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon I at any drug store. It is inexpensive and I four ounces Is all you will need, no I matter how much dandruff you have. This simple remedy never fails. Adv. I ABLE 10 DO A S Actually Enjoys Splitting Wood Since Tanlac Built Her Up. Gains 20 Pounds. "I "was barely able to drag one foot! after the other when I started taking I Tanlac, but now I am able to walk five I or six miles without being tired out.' said Mrs. Albina Martell, who has lived I in Spokane for the past twenty-eight'l years and is the pwner of the well-1 known Greenacces ranch, as well i other valuable property in Spokane. About a year ago," she continued. "I had a serious operation performed, I and it left me almost prostrated and I nothing I could do seemed to bring I back my health and strength. I was! very much worried, as I could not at tend to the work on the farm as itl ought to have been done. I had an I awful pain in my back that hurt me I so much that I could riot even turn over in bed and there were days at time when I could not get around at 1 ail. A friend of mine who saw my I deplorable condition recommended Tan I ac to me because- it had done her so I much good when she was weak and! run-down. 'I hadn't been taking the medicine I hardly any, time before the pain in my I back was gone entirely and I was able I do lots of the work on the farm. I Now I am so strong that I enjoy split ting wood with an. eight-pound sledge and steel wedges. I have a fine appe- ite, digest perfectly everything I eat. and at night sleep like a child. 1 have I gained twenty pounds in weignt since I Tanlac built me up, and I have added his weight In spite of the tact that I have been working hard, even doing what is considered man's work. 1 1 had so much trouble from my disor dered stomach that it seems to me I here are no words that will express the relief I feel, now that 1 know I'm I 11 right again. I am so well that I don't need any more medicine, but 1 have bought two bottles for my I daughters and it is building them up I the same way it did me. I just I think that Tanlac must be the grandest I medicine in the world for people whol need something to tone up their sys-1 terns and give them strength." Tanlac is sold in Portland, by the Owl I I Drug Co. Aav, i J J i Copyright 919 Hart Schaffner & Marx New-stylish-all-wool The waist-seam suits You'll not find any styles more pop ular They give young men just what they want; the full-chested, trim waisted, athletic appearance ; single and double-bfeasted designs ; with many variations in pockets, lapels All-wool, of course; and the kind o tailoring they deserve; long service and a guarantee of satisfaction Our label is the sign you're, getting it all Hart Schaffner &, Marx If you buy Hart Schaffner 6? Marx clothes that are not satisfactory, get your money back. We guarantee satisfaction Sam'l Rosenblatt & Co. Fifth and Alder Streets EaifiOlSUM Best Flavored Perfectly Baked Appear At Your Best Instantly If you receive a sodden caller oran unexpected to vnatloo you can feel con fident of aWays appearing: at your best In but a few moments It renders to your skin a wonderfully pure, oft complexion that is beyond comparison "BALMWORT" FOR RHEUMATISM Mr. J. M. Hunter, Longmont, Colo., writes: "I have been tast ing Balmwort Kidney Tablets for my rheumatism and find they help me more than anything I ever took," etc. Some forms of rheumatism are caused by failure of the Kidneys to secrete and throw off the waste and poisons of the body. If Kidneys and blad der are not doing their full duty, Balmwort Kidney Tablets will thoroughly revive their activity. Sold by all druggists. Adv. I