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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1910)
t 3 TTIE SUNDAY PRECOMAX, rORTLAXP, NOVEMBER 20. 1910. - t . . . EMPLOYES W1LLBE WORST SUFFERERS I Drastic Liability Law Ulti mately Will Put Check on Manufacturing. CONSUMER TO PAY PRICE 'I for Ijiwjcr." Casualty nuiHY ln Kate Arr Sure lo n-rra IUks of r.ulnc Adanc. TtAt th employer' lULUItjr act passed ly ti.t !nlt!tlv at th recent elrctlon la c.-.e of Ik a mwt rascal law aver n rtd In ar.y of the mw. a U-.a -declaration of repmrntatlre of casualty limur oi comyanlt-a. Thofc who have made a tuJy of the la and compared lia provun i h tNun rl;l.r of tl.e Illi- r.o.t act or the .t Vork act bejiave that tle Unim law not only covrr all the r:tld frtura of the Illinois and New "York mtuurrs, but alao provide addl tl. r.al fratura considered even leas fli-xi-th-. One feature of t!- act 1st the provision rl.lch empower thrre-f.mrtlis of tl Jury return a ernlct. Afc'ni say thai thia ill have a trrijency t preclude reason-arii- ci.r.i- to adjust claim by arbl trirli.n. a method tnucli preferred by casualty conipucl- s. and Instead clalinantsi tor ilimatra U1 ciiotisv Uie alternative f location. U)rr Will Have lat. It prove a f-ast fr Hie lawyer." iid V. H. Hate, of the McCancar. Hates L!v.-!y tympany. 'Claimant will not h sutaxled to receive an equitable aet tlement voluntarily offered by the com panies. It Is to be lef-rred that they will rely upon nine niemtwra of a Jury to Rnd for tlrm In an action for dauvaic-s. JV us'.uTy io p-r cent of tl.e amount T-'coverel In court are received by the liaver. it will be (nod business for the lawyers After tl.e claimant. make their division, they alii find that the amour.! awarded them by tl.e court will not be as Urue a tl.iwe offeivd by the rom fun'.r havir.K the ri.k. At Wast, this has lrn tie 'nvarlahle rule In the po-t. .Mr. itatrs of the opinion that the cncnperiewtion law rect ntly In New Turk will be muWi brd-r and mors eulMble and at the nune t.uie furnish full protection to those mho desire It. Jjnplovers who may be exposed umlT ucn law can 111 afford to take the eham-v thenieelvra. he said, for where (he risk la conwdered alight, the rates tor protection are corresponding low. But with the law that will becoras effective In Orefon, K la difficult to aay wbal tlw effect on present rates will be. It Is Relieved that the rates will be advanced t offset .lie Increased liability. In the final analyse, the actual financial obliga tion resurtlnc from this law will be trans ferred to ths shoulders- of the consumer, declared Mr. iiatem IUtes Will B Advanced. W. L. rage, with office In ths Sher lock butldicic said the law would un questionably affect rates. ."With the Increase of liability, ths rate re bound to be advanced." said Mr. .:. -It will be Impossible to aay what disposition the casuaity Insurance com panies maae ef the situation nntt ths worklnrs of ths law are noted. But, certainly what effects the Insured will affect ths tnemrrr. -Aside from the question of adjust ment of rates, on of tb effects of ths law will be to scare- p roe pec tire manufac tures away from ths Oivjon field- Fac tories will not be established In this exate by fore ism capital because manu facturers cannot afford to place tbslr In terests In Jeopardy so lonf as such a law Is In force. Any way you look at It. It will be the employes themselvea who will b ths worst sufferers) ultimate ly from this law." Dourlas R. Tate, of Hartman Thomp son, believes that the law will not five the relief soucht for and la of the opinion that It. constitutionality can be attacked successfully. FINE POTATO CROP GROWN Indian Farmers 3lak Guod Showing on Xrwlv-Clrarrd l-and. CIIEMAWA. Or, Nov. !. (Special.) The Indian boys of the farm depart ment of the Chemawa Indian School have this year harvested one of the finest cropa of potatoes ever (fathered In this section. While the crop hers this year la somewhat below an aver age crop, the Indian farmers under ths direction and Instruction of John VesUey. nave an exceptional yield. Twenty-four acres of newly cleared land yielded more than 100 buahels an acre, ths potatoes being- of rrtlonal sue and quality. Klvs Early Hoes po tatoes welched 1 pounda and four ounces and five Burhanks welched If pounda and 10 ounces. It required only It nf the Ilurbanks to roaka a bushel. The largest potato as an Early Hose, welahlna flvs pounds and on ounce. The around was newly cleared upland and the plantlns: waa done the last of May and the first part of June pry farming- methods were followed all throuch July. Aucust and September. MINERS SUFFER SEVERELY 3Iei Krtnrnlng From Alaska Tell Stories of Hardship Endured. YANOOCVFR. Wash.. Nov. 1. (Special.) After 1 rnonrhs sufferlnr. privation and hardship In Alaska. In quest of a-old. two prospectors. Peter Hay and M. Trombley. are spending a fw weeks' vscatlon and rest In this city. They almost lost their lives In a norm In Alaska when tho thermome ter waa "1 decree below aero, went without food for days and were In dancer of belns; eaten by wolves. They went to the mlnlnc region from Nome, alone the Pacific Coast to Idlta rod. 00 miles, completing tha trip In 44 days. With two other propectors thev located on Last Chance Creek, taking up IT claims, about 40 miles from the has of Mount McKlnley. They expect to return to Alaska In the Spring and continue work on their claims. They are now visiting Peter Cay'a parents. Mr. and Mr. August Gay. BAD COINMAKERS SEIZED Tho Austria ns Bellevrd to Have Counterfeited $100,000. NEW TORK. Wot. 1. Three wll ressed Austrlans ara prisoner la , J3rookljn today aa ths result of ths activities of Secret Service men who aay that the three are crooks of Inter national reputation, and the moat ex pert yegrmen now In thla country. Tha charge against the prisoners Is attempt ing to swindle one of the Secret Serv ice men out of I'JOo by tha use of a machine which was suppoaed to print excellent imitation of United States liver certificates. The Secret Service men wsrs told that ths platea In the ma chlns had been stolen from the Bureau of Printing and Engraving at Wash ington. Tha machine waa given a trial In the rear room of a Brooklyn saloon, a strip of whits paper being run through ths motor-driven rollers, while perfectly good 110 certificates were pulled out the other side by means of a device connected with a secret. Ths trial was so successful that the Secret Servlcs men mad an engagement to buy ths machlna last night. When ths threa Austrlana showed up at tha ren desvoua they wsrs arrested. Ths prisoners gav their namea as Solomon Stromlaufer. Samuel Dressier and Boris Padolsky. Captain Coughlln. of ths Brooklyn detectlv bureau, be lieves tho three have cleaned up $100. 000 by the same gams In tha last year. All of them, he says, are well-to-do and own many parcels of New York real estate. "DR. GRIT" SENTENCED CKSK-S TESTIMONY SCPPORT KI IS DECISION OF COCItT. 1'liji.Klun Must Serve 20 Tears at Hard tabor In San Qucnttn. Case Will He Appealed. SAN K RA NCI SCO. Nov. 19. Dr. Robert Thompson, alias lr. tiranL convicted by a Jury of the murder of Eva Swan, a school teacher, by performing an opera tion lost April, was today sentenced to serve Si years at hard labor at San Uuentln. Judgment was pronounced after the court had denied the motion of a new trial on the allocation that ths testi mony of Miss Marie Messerschmldt. a nurse employed by Thompson, and who was charced by the defense with being an accomplice, had not been upported by other testimony. Tho court declare,! that It appeared there was plenty of testimony to support that of the alleged accomplice, even If It should be made to appear that she was actually an accomplice. Following the denial of the motion. Attorney Robert Krrral. for the de fendant, made a strong plea for mercy of the court In passing Judgment. Thompson stood In the dock motionless while sentence was passed. There Is a second Indictment charging the mutilation ot a human body still pending against Thompson, and this will be dismissed after lie ha been taken across the bay to serve his time. Following entenre. Attorney Ferral served notice of Intention to appeal to the District Appellate Court. FLEET TO ATTACK TOWNS Pacific Squadron Ordered to Exe cute Bailie Maneuvers. SAN" DIEGO. Cal- Nov. IS. An attack on either Bon Diego. Monterey or San Francisco by ths Pacific cruiser Beet ha been ordered by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Beekman Wlnthrop as a part of the regular battle maneuvers, accord ing to a special from Washington. D. C, to tha Union. Instruct lone will be issued shortly, but the plana may not be mads public for onle time. At pseaent ths cruisers are engaged In target practice off the Coro nailo Islands- There will in all proha blllty be night and torpedo allacVa among the various problems to be worked out. These details ara entrusted to the fleet commander. Rear-Admiral Barry, who will have some week to give to their consideration, aa tha maneuvera will not occur until some data In December, after tha holding of tho target practice. EYRE IN RACE FOR MAYOR Warm Campaign Expected In Salem Municipal Election. SALEM. Or. Not. 19. (Special.) George W. Eyre entered ths field lata this afternoon aa candidate for Mayor agaLnet Louis Lachmund. Republican and Iemocratlc nominee. Eyre is a local banker. Lachmund won such a decisive vic tory at the primaries and has received Indorsement from so many different quarters that It la probable that If Eyre make a campaign It will result In ona of the warmest city fights seen hero In years. Team Picked to Meet Idaho. PAfinC TTNIVERSITT. Forest Orove, Or, Nov. 1. (Special.) In a aplrlted trvont last ntcht four men were choen THE HOME DOCTOR Noted Doctor's Best Presertptloa Will ave Mack Sofferlag aad If oar y Keep The. Care a Cosgh r Cold la a Day A cold should never be permitted to linger; It Is sxtremely dangerous; pneu monia, oonaumptlon and other dread disease follow neglected colds. The following Is on of the best and quickest cough and cold cure known to the medicine profession. "Two ounceei of Olycerlne and half an ounce of Concentrated Pine. Add these to half a pint of good whiskey and shake them welL l"se In doses of a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful every four hours. Smaller dose to children according to age. Any druggist ha thee Ingredi ent In stock or will get them from hki wholesale house. Any ona can easily mix thera but be sure you get the real Concentrated Pine- It comes In half ounce vlala packed In tin-top air-tight cases. Best Ilkrw madam Prearriptloa Tha following will ba found to work wonder In promptly relieving rheuma tism and lame back. This waa published hero lnet winter and thousand were cured by It use. -One ounce syrup of Sarsanarllla oompound and one ounce of Tori compound. Add these to half a pint good whisker (or sherry wine lr It 1 preferred.. Take a tablespoonful of thla mixture before each meal and at bed time." ' Anv druggist ha tjiese Ingredients In stock or will quickly get them from his wholesale houee. Any one can easily mix them.- The good effects of this treatment are usually felt after the first few doses. Spleadld for ladlgesMoa A well known physician gives the formula for a wonderful digestion mix ture, which quickly relieve distress fter eating, headache, belching, sour stomach, dlxxlness, etc.. and. if used for sufficient time, will completely cure the wont case of dyspepsla. "Two ounce essence of Pepsin; threa ounces syrup of CJInger; one ounce Catandlr compound. These to be mixed Tn a slx-onnce bottle, shaken well and used in doss of from one to two tea spoonfuls after each meal and at bed time. , , The Catandlr Is a comparatively recent preparation and may not be kept In stock by some of the smaller drug cists but he run get It very promptly from his wholesale house. This mixture Is not expensive and lei surely worth trylnir bv any one with stomach trou ble. In hospital work It ha been very successful. Restores Koay Complexion. The following prescription 1 con tributed a being one of the most re markable known for bringing back the rosv tint of youth to the skin: Two ounce Roee Water; one ounce Spirits of Cologne (or pure grain alco hol ; four ounces Sartoln. Put the Sar toln Into a pint of hot water (not holl lnl and when dissolved and cooled add the Rose Water and Spirit of Cologne tor alcohol) and strain through a fine cloth. Any large bottle will serve as a receptacle If it can be closed alr-tlght. Any druKdst hns these Ingredients In stock or will get them In a few hours trom his wholeeale house. They are easily mixed at home. This preparation should be applied once a day after washing. It 1 said the results become npiiarent after the first few applica tions but the treatment should be con tinued until the rose tint complexion becomes permanent. to represent Pacific University In a dual debate with tha University of Idaho, January IS, on the question: "Reeolved. That tha old-age pension law of Great Britain 1 Inexpedient." The debaters chosen are Ralph Abra ham. '11. of this place; Leslie U Hope. 'If. of Vale, Or.; Charles E. Ward. 'IS, of Kelso. Wash., who" ara all members of Alpha Zeta Literary Society, and Herbert Shilling, '14. of Condon, Or., a member of Clamma Sigma Society. Clifford Rogers and Howard Taylor are alternates. The Judges were Principal Bates. Dr. Bean and Professor Shlppee, MAN SLAYS AUNT; ESCAPES Quarrel Orer Kentucky Estate Is Canse of Shooting. TRENTON, Nov! 19. As a sequel to a quarrel over tho division of an e tate. Morrl Bank. 25 year old. a mem ber of a prominent Todd County family, shot and killed hla aunt, Mrs. Carney Seebree. while she was sluing In her buggy In front of tho poetofflce her to day. . Ha used a double-barrelled shotgun, firing both loads Into the woman' body. Then, drawing a revolver, ha dashed through a crowd of excited cltlsens and escaped. ., Man Killed In Argument. NEW TORK, Nov. . Stanley Scar beck, a stable owner, was murdered early today at his West Tenth street home In the presence of his wife and six children. The police arrested hla brother-in-law, William McOee, charging him with the murder on the testimony of the family. McGee. who had been living with tho Searbeck. became Involved In a po litical argument with his brother-in-law at tha aupper table. The argument tii more and more heated until finally, according tr the police. McGee took up a pointed knife from the table and plunged It Into his adversary's chest. The wound resulted fatally befdre a doctor could be summoned. GILL'S Local Agents GILL'S Local Agents Globe-Wernlcke Bookcases the bookcases you see advertised in the mapazines so extensively are the best and most popular bookcases for . the. home and office. And they make appropriate Christ mas rifts. We carry them in stock and have a larjre variety to choose from a style to harmonize with your present fur niture. Let us show them to yon in a spe cially arranged display room at our store. Beautiful Portfolio free it's, worth a trip to the store alone. Come. ills Booksellers Stationers THE J. K. GILL CO. Thtrd aad Alder St. ToJl S GibbSo HOC, Morrison at Seventh Tull GibbS, HoCc Merchandise of the' Quality That Is Never Found Wanting- A Store Service For Your Convenience and Comfort That We Strive at All Times to Better Fors A Sale Event Wifclhoot a Precedent $45,000 Worth of Fine Furs, the Entire Sample Line ofRevilllon Fireres - Western Representative, to Be Offered for Less Here It is the policy each season of Revillon Freres to dispose of the sample lines of their traveling- representatives in their various territories. As Revillon Freres Furs have never be fore been exhibited in this section previous to this season, the women .of Portland consequently have missed an opportunity of securing- these world-famous furs at much less than their real worth. As we are the exclusive handlers in this section of Revillon Freres' Furs, the entire sample line of this fur roncern is to be exhibited and placed on special sale here for two days Monday and Tuesday. That this sample line is as v complete and extensive as any exhibited is strengthened by the fact that it is valued at $45,000 and includes every kind of fur and style of fur g-arment or piece that is made the world s finest uoats, iNecKpieces, roas, inrows, dpei, ivauu& ' and Sets. Coming- as it does right at the season's start and before Christmas, this special selling- event is g-oing- to prove -r an attraction of unusual importance. Monday. Tuesday only. A Christmas Suggestion in These $7.50 Kimonos 33.9)5 A pift-biiying op portunity in these pretty silk kimonos that will be offered special torn orro w.' They're " made of heavy china silk, with shirred yoke can be worn with or without waist belt. Very full, even wid er than the refrular width kimonos. Pret ty patterns and also in solid colors with contrasteing color borders. Just a hun dred of them in this one-day's offering tomorrow. See Mor rison St. windows. mm KSSSS Tailored Suits 1 A Remarkable Group of Them That Were $25. $27.50. $29.50 and $30,00. A Few Odd Suits Some of Which Were Priced as Higfh as $40.00 Just 100 women jnay share in these wonderful values in Tailored Suits that we will begin offering tomorrow every one taken from our regular stock distinctively "Tull & Gibbs' Suits" mod els made up especially for us and styles that you will recognize as exclusive. Most every woman knows that we do not sell any suit less than $25 at the regular price, so even -these at the., above special are remarkable values. They're all new Fall models too, and in the most fashionable materials solid-color rough cloths, blue serges and many fancy mixtures. Many of them in brown. fWs in 28. 30 and 31-inch lengths. The popular narrow as well as the medium . ,,i i i. i i j i ; vxua.icLUieeu. uuuij;a. width skirts. ML 1 Three Days' . Holiday Glove Sale FOR GLOVES WORTH $2.00. $1.75 AND $1.50 The new Glove Section marks an epoch in Portland's retail merchandising- Replete with the best the most expert glovers produce, it offers many rare opportunities for your early Christmas shopping that will not be obtainable in the late holiday season. Value-pivinpr unusual is shown in the follow ing glove offerings $2, $1.75 and $1.50 Gloves at $1.39. One-clasp Mocha. . , . One and two-clasp Capos. Three-clasp Suede. s . - Two-clasp overseam and pique sewn Glace Kid Gloves in black, white and all colors. Corset Sale High-Grade Models Lowered io Price eOv FOR CORSETS THAT WER5 d O S22.B0, $19.60, S15 AND $12.83 Lily of France Corsets and Madeleine Corsets 150 of these high-grade Corsets All sci entifically up-to-date models, featuring the : low and medium bust and tapering waists ef fects. Extremely long or medium length hips. Made of French coutil, faney broche, silk bro cade and striped Pekin eloth, white and light blue. All ' sizes. We will fit, alter and give the same careful attention to these specially priced corsets as to our regular stock. There are only a few of a size, and the prudent pur chaser will do well to avail herself of this very unusual price-saving opportunity early in the week. Beginning Monday and All Through the Week Every Woman Knows that Kayser's Italian Silk Underwear is the most exquisite lingerie in the world. These are the garments that women envy most, for they mark the dainty woman. The sense of luxurious comfort im parted by these marvels of modern lingerie manufacture must be felt to be understood. ' Rich externals are not evidence of internal refinement; but Italian Silk Underwear marks the really exquisite woman, for silk underwear is the un mistakable mark of exquisiteness. Kayser's Italian Silk Underwear is the last word in lingerie luxury. It is soft, seductive and comfortable, it is not extravagant, as its name might imply, for practical experience shows it is cheaper than cotton, if one figures the cost by the year. The woman who wears it spends less than the woman who doesn't. Undervests, $2.95 to $7.95. Tights, Knickerbockers and Drawers, $2.95 to $4.00. Combination Suits, $9.50 to $13.50. Union Suits, $6.95 to $9.50. Holiday Hints in Fine Neckwear Beautiful Irish Crochet Lace Pieces. Hand embroidered pieces and sets. Jabots, Rabats and pretty hand embroidered Collars and Col-, lar and Cuff sets and a hundred-and-one other new conceits that sug gest themselvea as likely gifts. Main aisle. t - Our New Section. That of Leatber Goods, Novelties Has Many Artistic Things to Show You "There's Nothing Like Leather;" And nothing like the selection of leather novelties to be found anywhere in town, that equals the collection in our new Leather Goods Department. All that good taste can demand and artistic skill produce is found here in generous profusion. Here is a veritable mine of exquisite gift-things the things that last and foster kindly remembrances. Playing Card Sets, Work Baskets, Traveling Sets, Clocks, Marine and Auto Novelties, Jewel Cases and Hunt-Club Novelties. Cleverly designed Bachelor Sets, Paisley Bags with belts to match, Seal Skin Bags, Walrus Bags, Velvet Bags, Suede Bags, Vanity Purses, Chatelaine Sets, Complete Traveling and Week-End Sets, Handkerchief and Collar and Cuff Sets in Morocco.