Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, April 13, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text7 THE MOKNING OKEGONIAN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1921 ono 10 cap i ,i I ' ' 1 STOCKYARDS SALE MOTHERS' DAY May 8th IS Swift-Armour Divestment to Be Within Year. ORDER SIGNED BY COURT nonoi io no i i o PUN APPROVED Department of Justice Indorses Details and Trustees Will Exe cute Federal Mandate. WASHINGTON. April 12. A new plan under which Swift & Co. and Armour & Co. are to divest tbejn selvest of their interests In stock, . yards and stockyard terminal rail roads was a (freed to today by the department of Justice and immediate ly approved by Justice Stafford of the district of Columbia supreme court. Under the plan the companies must deliver their stock In the yards and terminals to the Illinois Trust & Sav ings bank at Chicago within SO days, for administration by two trustees, Henry W. Anderson of Richmond. Va, and George Sutherland of Salt Lake City, until sold, which must be with in a year. Flaa Readily Approved. "The legal principle, of course, was wp to the department of Justice." Justice Stafford said after he had signed the plan, "and when the de partment had approved the plan It was only Incumbent upon me to see that the law was not violated by any of the particulars. I was glad to find that such was not the case and therefore approved the plan." The trustees are to receive salaries Of tlO.AOO a year each and will have power to interfere in the manage ment of any stockyard or railroad If in the opinion of both either the Sher man act or the terms of the decree are being violated. Stock Must Be Said. The plan sets forth that the de fendants are to proceed to sell their stock with due diligence, with reports of all sales submitted to the court for Jts approval. These reports must con tain the price and the name ef the proposed purchasers and must be ac companied by affidavits that the proposed purchasers are in no way connected with the defendants. In the event that any of the stock remains unsold at the end of the year, the defendants may obtain an exten sion of time upon showing made to the court of diligence in their efforts to dispose of the stock at a fair and reasonable price. Vast Properties Iavolred. The properties stock to be sold by the two companies include Sioux City Stockyard company, St. Paul Union Stock Yards company, St. Joseph Stock Tarda company. Denver Union Stock Yards company, Kansas City j MocKyaras company, St. Louis Na tional Stock yards, Union Stock Yards company of Omaha. Limited; Port land Union Stock Yards company, North Portland, Or.; Sioux City Ter minal Railway company, St. Joseph Belt Railway company," St. Joseph, Mo.; Kansas City Connecting railroad and East SL Louis Junction Railroad company. Agreement to dispose of their stock yard interests was made by the pack ers in the consent decree filed with the District, of Columbia supreme court more than a year ago. D o Sometimes Appearance Counts in Underwear tjnderwear may not be bought essentially for "looks," yet in the gym nasium, in the club after a round of golf, at the beach dressing room - wherever men chum intimately, one's underwear often comes under close observation. . Here are Vassar Union Suits, in both athletic and knit styles that not only meet the personal require ments of comfort and serv ice, but have the quality and finish demanded by men who are careful about de tails. Athletic Styles $1.50 to $10.00 Knitted Styles $2.00 to $7.50 O a 143.1 II 1 lVlJadllJlZlLL Ulf. O II Fifth at Alder Gasco Building 01 ARMOXR INTERESTS PLEASED Acceptance or Plan Facilitated to Satisfy General Demand.' CHICAGO. April 12. "We are glad to have this matter disposed of to the satisfaction of the government," said a statement by Armour & Co today, concerning acceptance of the plan for disposing of that firm's holdings In stockyards. "We entered Into this agreement to dispose of our holdings in stockyards, not because we felt it was economic ally proper but merely through a de sire to bow to the rather widespread, but in our opinion misguided demand. "We do not believe that the pro ducers of livestock will gain any thing by having someone other than ourselves interested In the operation f stockyards, as we cannot . see wherein the consumer will be bene fited. .' "If we are wrong and either 'or Dotn producers and consumers are Benefited, we will be glad." . Wear Voir Battoa Park Board Appointed. CHEHALIS, Wash.. April 12. (Spe iaL) O. J. Albers. George R. Walker and Dr. Harry Feagles have - been named members of the Chehalls park board by Mayor Long. Mr. Albers was .a member of the board last year and it was largely through his activl ties that Chehalis was presented with Alexander park at Riverside, which. with Its fine swimming hole and au tomobile camp facilities, bids likely to make Chehalis a mecca for tour Ists. Uaoraoi IOBOX loraoi I0E30C1 BRADY JURY IMPANELED STATE AND DEFENSE EXHAUST PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES. Moose Honor Dead 3Iembers. ABERDEEX Wash.. April 12. (Spe Cial.) Memorial services were held Sunday for the eight members of the local Moose lodge who died during the last year. Rev. F. F. W. Greene of St. Andrew's Episcopal church of. ficiated. The members honored by the ceremony were Albert T. Ellis, veto de Saute. Robert Pattison. E. W. Hunter. Thomas Stave, George It- Brace, Warren Egerer and Charles Bay. Harrisburjr Watchman Named. HARRISBURG. Or.. April 12. (Spe rial.) Douglas Love, who has been the city's night watchman since last fall, has resigned and the city coun cil has named R. L. Ingram to take his place. The city has dispensed with the services of day marshal and since the change there has so far been no occasion for arrest. The winter season just passed is the first in many years in which no burg laries have been committed. Lumber Worker Killed. CENTRALTA. Wash.. April 12. (Special. T. L. Lusk, employed by the Doty Lumber & Single company, was killed instantly this morning at Doty when he was hit by a heavy block. Hi: skull was fractured, right arm crushed and right leg broken. Lusk was 32 years old. He is sur vived by h's mother, Mrs. Jane Lusk, and three brothers and three sisters. t Armory Bids to Be Opened. CENTRALIA. Wash., April 12. (Special.) Bids will be opened Sat urday for the erection of Centralia's new $50,000 armory. Construction will begin Monday. The structure will be located at the northeast cor ner of Tower avenue and Center street. electricity mrciB .iiuvi vj.vvv times further in a second' than does defendant Accused of Capitalizing Notoriety Given to the "Talk ative Burglar." After state and defense had ex hausted all peremptory challenges, a jury was Impaneled late yesterday in the court of Circuit Judge Morrow to try Joe Brady, the man who is charged with capitalizing the noto riety given the "talkative burglar" last winter, if not being the robber himself. Prospective Jurors were ex amined by George Mowry, deputy district attorney, and Lou Wagner, attorney for the defense. The jurors sworn in were the fol lowing: C. B. Testerman, grocery man; William F. Darr, merchant: Al bert W. Sage, salesman; Horace W. Parker, retired: C. E. Morris, lum berman; Alexander McAllister, long shoreman; W. N. Christensen, cigar dealer; Robert B. Lamson, book keeper; Albert E. Rossiter, retired; Louis Erlcksoiv bridge carpenter; Charles J. Sigger, laborer, and Charles F. Randall, retired. Brady was indicted on three counts, one for the robbery of the home of Roscoe C. Nelson, Portland attorney; a second for the larceny of $100 which Nelson threw in a street for the "talkative burglar." and third for the theft of 36 which Nelson charges he paid to Brady to pay to the talka- tive burglar in return' for a diamond ring held by the robber. It Is the last named count on which the pres ent inai is oaseu. Wear Your Button Jitney Ordinance to Stand. CHEHALIS, Wash.. April 12. (Spe cial.) Chehalis' city commision has refused to repeal the jitney ordinance which prevents C. E. Jackson from operating a line of stages between Chehalis and Centralis. The Lewis county superior court has tied up I jacKson by a restraining order from running his busses. He asked the repeal of the ordinance under his contention that it was in conflict with the new state law. Jackson has declared his intention to again start his service as soon as the new law -becomes effective. High School Head Re ired. PRINEVILLE, Or, April 12. (Spe cial.) At a recent meeting of the county high school board Professor I E. E. Evans was rehired for the en- suinng year. Mr. Evans, who has I been a member of the faculty for the past ten years and principal three years of that time, recommended the retention of the entire present force of teachers for the coming year. Copper Producers to Suspend. BISBEE, Ariz., April 12. Produc tion of copper from its mines here I and reduction of ore in its Bmelters atf Douglas. Ariz., will be suspended! within the next week or ten days by I the Calumet & Arizona Mining com pany, according to announcements posted today after a meeting of the I beard of directors Save Iburself from the disturbances which often follow tea and coffee drinking-- by a change to Instant POSTOM 3his de Kdons cereal bererage of cofFee-like flavor is prepared instantly in the cup to Suit jour taste free from any Hannful element economicd-saiblying "Theresa Reason lor fos mm -Whispering" e MM T VOW, for id. others thing nice I Son: Yes, indeed. And, Father, yon must help us choose. Fa&tr: I know exactly, what a Brunswick Phonograph I Son ami Daxgkter: Fine! Just the thing. - Well join the Mothers' Day dob. Surprise Mother on May 8th in this delightful, new way a lasting token of Mothers' Day, 1921. We make it possible through a new and simple plan to give her a wonderful Brunswick Phonograph and the records she will love. We've authorized every Brunswick dealer to par ticipate in our plan, which makes it easy to give this real gift special terms are provided on one of the Let Music show her your affection finest Brunswick models, the 1 12. And the ten records are especially chosen as appropriate for the occasion. We can't tell all the secret here, for she'd read it But we'd like to keep the secret with you, so that all she need know is the surprise on the morning of May 8th when this handsome Brunswick and its records are delivered. Visit any Brunswick dealer and ask for the details of our Mothers' Day Club A Brunswick Idea ' Througbont the land Mothers will remember this May 8th because of this great sur prise that awaits them. It will bring endless pleasure. Yon n surprise your Mother and fill her with delight if you join at once this Mothers' Day Club. It makes it very easy for you to give her this famous Brunswick No. 1 12. This model is especially beautiful, finished in either mahogany or oak. With it we send to your Mother but that's part of the secret! We mustn't disclose the features that go with the surprise. Your Mother will appreciate your selection of a Brunswick, known as the favorite amongst musicians. Its truer tone and its sympathetic renditions will give your Mother constant enjoyment, as she plays over her favorite songs and instrumental selections. Of course you don't want us to explain the Mothers' Day Club complete here so we ask you to visit a Brunswick dealer and obtain the details personally. To print them here would be giving your secret away. Let us say, though, that the plan will be as great a surprise to yoa as The Brunswick will be to her. Never before has snch an offer been made. You will be delighted at this unusual opportunity to honor your Mother in such a splendid manner. Inquire at once of the nearest Brunswick Dealer regarding our Mothers' Day Club offer. THE BRUNSWI CK-B ALXE-COLLENDER CO. Efttabfiahed 1845 Chicago Early on the morning of Mothers' Day we send Her this Brunswick No. 112, with a carefully selected set of 10 appropriate Bruns wick Records, and also but that's part of the secret if 1 fPl SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE! Hade bv RtftnmCgrral Com BatrieCreek,mca. 1 : IjbtajtC I O'Tpcstki 'i CJ0 fH.O LATlVC f -T-iwrriTrrr,i, Best Stomach and Bowel Tonic He Has Ever Taken Mr. A. G. Eraus, 84 E. Forty-seventh Street North, . Portland, Oregon, . . Writes: Have taken your BARK ROOT TONIC for several weeks and find it is the best Stomach and Bowel Tonic I have ever taken. Bark Root Tonic A Wonderful System Builder A Mild Laxative and Bowel Regulator If suffering with Biliousness, Head ache, Backache, Listless Feeling or Lack of Appetite, which is mostly caused by constipation aftd indigestion, why not give BARK ROOT TONIC a Trial and be convinced? ' Sold at All Reliable Drug Stores CELRO-KOLA CO. Sole Manufacturers Portland Oregon jv ,1 ,r .a V I rB 1 3 Herp'icide IS & dcligktfi hair dressing. free from tandruff-if -Stops1 falUn$ hair. $ ALL MEN SHOULD USE ewbroslTcrpicJdo SIMPLE WAY TO GET RID OF BLACKHEADS There is one simple, safe and sure way that never fails to Ket rid of blackheads and that Is to dissolve tnem. To do this get two ounces of calonite powder from any druK store sprinkle a little on a hot, wet sponge rub over the blackheads briskly wash the parts and you will be surprised how the blackheads have disappeared. Big blackheads, little blackheads, no matter where thev are, simply dissolve and disap pear, leaving the parts without any mark whatever. Blackheads are Bimply a mixture of dust and dirt and secretions from the body that form in l h iinrra of the skill. Pin:hhiK and squeezing: only cause irritation, make large pores and do not get them out after they become hard. The calonite powder and the water simply aissoive thA hlnkhnaiTa n thev Wash rllfht out, leaving the pores free and clean and in their natural condition. Any one troubled with these unsightly blemishes should certainly try this simple method. Adv. THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 Automatic 560-93 Phone Your Want Ads to Cocoanut Oil Fine for Washing Hair If you want to keep your balr Is good condition, be careful what you wash It with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and Is very harmful. Multsifled cocoanut oil shampoo (which Is pure and en tirely greasclcss) Is much better than anything else you can use for sham pooing, as this can't possibly Injurs the hair. Simply moisten your hair with wa ter and rub Mt In. One or two tav spoonfuls of Mulsifled will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thorough ly. The lather rinses out easily and removes every partlcla of dust dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The h4r dries quickly and evenly, and It leaves It fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo at most any drug store. It Is very cheap, and a few ounces It . enough to last everyone In the fam lly for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified. Adv. I'hone lour want ads to The Ore gonlau, Main 7070, Automatic 660-i.