3. 1912. 3
OREGOXTAX. POR1XAXD. 3fARCn
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SUFFRAGETTES TO 1
SERVE LONG TERMS .
Mrs. Pankhurst, Sentenced to
Two Months, Says Women
' Intend More Damage.
PROSECUTION IS STERN
Consideration . Heretofore Shown to
Sri Is Not lo .Allowed In Fu
ture Audience in Sympathy
With Injured Merchant.
I.oximX. March I. Mm. Emmalln
I'ankhumt. Mr. Tnkea and Mrs. Mar
nhall. the thre la1-r of lat ntKhf
wlninw-mahln: campaign, by which
thm uffraae!tes succeeded In terror
izing; Uunilon'a tradesmen, were each
entnced today to two month' Impris
onment. Thru were the firm three of the 124
women who were arratel In th courao
rt the atreet demonstration and who are
to be arralfcnrd at the Bow-treet Court
chiefly on cnura-ei of eaunlna; wilful
riamaxe to stores In Bond street. Pic
cadilly. KKrnt street, oxford street,
the Haymarket and the strand, aa well
as other busy shopping streets.
Praaeewtlea la Determined.
The attorney for the prosecution an
nounced In court today that the total
damasre done by the suffraaettes In
their atone-throwlnsr manlfestatlona
waa estimated at 125.000, and on behalf
of the R-overnment he said that the
time had now arrived when the con
sideration which has been hitherto
shown In connection with suffraitette
raids rould no lonaer be allowed.
The friendly audience that haa here
tofore been present In the I'ollce Court
at suffraKette prosecutions was absent.
The benches were occupied by sym
pathizers with the storekeepers whose
premises had suffered damage.
The sentences of the threo leaders
were received with applaujfe.
On tha delivery of the sentence by
the Magistrate. Mra I'ankhurst declared
she Intended to ko farther when she
rami out of prison, and that the suffra
Kettes were prepared to (O to the full
rst limit to show the srovernment that
women were aroint; to secure the vote.
Sentences ranging from a furtnlarht
to two months were pronounced on sev
eral prisoners, but most of the women
were committed for trial at the London
sessions, aa the dumiff committed by
each of them exceeds $:& About SO
rases were dealt with today, the re
mainder belns; adjourned.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
Sixth and Washington
Streets.
Capital, $160,000.00.
W. H. Tear President
Willard Case Vice-President
O. 0. Bortimeyer Caanier
Walter H. Brows. Aast. Cashier
4 per cent interest paid
on SAVINGS AC
COUNTS in amounts of
$1.00 and up.
CHECK ACCOUNTS
opened without restric
tions as to amounts.
(Jood faith the only re
quirement. Your patronage will
be appreciated.
i
Open Saturday evenings
6 to 8.
denial of tba charaes of combination,
conspiracy or agreement to monopolise
the watch case and watch works Indus
tries was made today In the answer of
the Keystone Watch Case Company to
the suit of tha Government filed last
December. Tha Government seeka the
dissolution of the company, alleging
that It now controls 80 per cent of the
trade.
SHOE TRUST HEADS
roiR or nvE cocxts on- ix.
PICTMEXTS DISMISSED.
ILL-LUCK PURSUES PARSON
Home Is Burned Soon After Trrjary
Indictment I found.
FORT WORTH. Tex.. March X. A
few hours afier Kev. Frank J. Xorrls,
pastor of the First Baptist Church, was
Indicted last ni-hl on the chars: of
perjury, his home burned down. The
nre came aa a sequel to a chain of
mysterious events In which the saloon
(lahtina minister has naured. The most
startling development came last night
when Xorrl wa charged by the errand
Jury with bavins; written letters to
himself In which ha wa threatened
with death If be did not leave town.
Norn first attracted attention by
a campaign for enforcement of prohibi
tion law. Then he declared an at
tempt had been made to assassinate
him. This waa followed by the destruc
tion of tha First Haptlst Church by
nre and Xorrls reported that a aecoad
attenipt had been made on hla life,
after which ha traveled with a body
guard. Then he exhibited the warning letters
and wa Indicted.
WASHINGTOMANS IN SOUTH
Fxcurslonlsta Climb Mount T-o e to
Have Know right; Disappointed.
L: AXOKLF.S. CaU. March J. (Spe
cial.) More than to Washlngtonlane
arrlvej In Loa Angeles lata last night
on the second eacurslon from the i'a
rlilc Northwest to Los Angeles to ar
rive within i hour. The excursionist
were In three car, and their train waa
officially known aa the Tacoma and
Southwestern Washington excursion.
Immediate)!- after arriving the visitors
separated and sought accommodations
at the various hotel.
They were up erly thla morning and
many of them went to Catallna. A
party of 2 went to Mount Lowe to In
dulge In a annw right, but were disap
pointed, aa the enow disappeared be
fore they could rea-h th summit. Many
f tha visitors are with friends living
h..r. I
Th- excursionist will return as In
dividuals and will Iut attempt to slo
any sightseeing In a tn'dy.
Krmulninjc Charge Against Officials
Is Creating Slonopoly Through
System of Patent Leases.
BOSTON". March 2. Criminal proceed-
Inga of the Department of Justice
against five officials of the United
tfhoe Machinery Company .received a
setback when Judge Putnam threw out
of court four of the five counts In the
two Indictments. Tha remaining Indict
ment which the Government may press
against Sidney W. Wlnalow. Edward P.
Hum. Elmer F. Howe and George W.
Brown, of Boston, and William Bar
bour, of Xew York, charge monopoly
through a system of leaaes of patent
machinery.
Judge Putnam held that the original
combination of four companlee waa
valid and "purely an economic ar
rangement." and utalned the com
panlee demurrer to chargee of con
spiracy to monopolise and restrain
trade:
In hla decision Judge Putnam said:
"While In theory respondenta are
chargeable, yet In fact the practical
application of the Slierman anti-trust
act la very uncertain. Thla make It
practically so Indefinite that criminal
prosecutions like this impose great
hardships by terrorising very consider
able portions of tha community who
have acted honestly through possible
peril of enormous fines and terms of
Imprisonment. Under tha circumstances
wa are unable to understand why the
Department of Justice of the United
States directs and tha President per
mits criminal proceedings like this un
til In the particular case th political
atatua of the case haa been aettled by
civil proceedings. In view especially of
the fart that the flexible methods of
a bill In eoulty ar capable of exploit
ing all doubtful questions more thor
oughly and with more Just results than
criminal proceedings."
xarnilionse Ilobbrrtt Plead Guilty.
- CEXTRALIA. Was!-.. March . (Spe
cial.) Two men giving their namea as
John Whit and Jo Murphy were ar
rested by Sheriff I'muhart yesterday
for rohbini; a farm house near Adna
Wednesday night. The men pleaded
guilty before Judge litre yesterday and
were sentenced to the Monroe reform-atorv.
WINE PRODUCERS PROTEST
WriV and Irj,t (U"l. lirforc
Com in. tic of finale.
WASHINGTON'. MArch S. Th wm"
and th "dry" clashed today before a
.frifctf nub-mmmlttff.
. dtl-U..'fi v( California win pro
ducer protested axalnnt propo.-.. Wc-tUtt-nn
t prohibit th uhlpment of
luiuora Into "dry " Mates They aaid
th.it In some Mates some countle en
forced prohibition and others had no
rv-etrictlons. and th.tt the prohibition
waa unconstitutional and void.
Representative Webb, of North Caro
lina, contended that no rltlsen had an
Inherent right t manufacture and
hif, and tht Conitrr had full
pom er to emrlule. If it saw fit, any
liquors from Interstate traffic.
The committee took no action.
KtoodR
Sarsaparilla
Will purify your blood, clear your
complexion, restore your appetite,
relieve your tired feelinp, build
you up.
More than 40.000 testimonials
reet'ived in two years are the
broad and solid foundation for
this olaim.
Be sure to take Hood's Sarsa
parilla this Sprinjr.
Oet It today In liquid form or In tab
leta known a Barsatabs. loa die tl.
T00TH3RUSH USE DECRIED
Krprrerntatlve Mi I low ay IMnrs for
Iay or "l)iptng Snort.
i
WASHIXOTON". March t -tf I had
my way I'd make It a penal offense for
any mother to put a toothbrush In tha
mouth of a child." declared Hgreen
tattv Cyrua feulloway. of New Hamp
shire, today at a hearing before the
District of Columbia committee on a
bill to resulJt dentistry.
Sulloway denounced the use of the
toothbrush vigorously, and lauded the
good old days and tobacco chewing; and
dipping" snuff.
Mtkh Company Ienle .Monopoly.
FHILAPELTHIA, March i Absolut ,
Rheumatism !
A Home Care Gta by Om Wb Ha. t
In the Spring of 13 I Was attacked
by ruioi!tr and Inflammatory rheuma
tism I surrereU as only thoee whs have
It know, tar srer three years. I trd
retail y sf ter remedy, and doctor after
doctor, but surh relief as I received was
only temporary. Fmally. I found a ram
iJt that c rv1 me completely, and It
has Bvr returned. I tiava ivta It to a
D u m ( r hd were terribly ir;icted sad
f.m bedridden with, rheumatism and It
fTected a cure in ever case.
1 wru every eufTrr from any form
of rhrumattc trtbis to try this marvei
our hfalipj pier. Don t eend a cent;
umply mail ur name and addreee and
I will aend It f re to try If, after roi
ha asrd it and It has prova Its If ts
be that lir.c-lkd-for means of e urine
)ur rheumatisun. you mvr send the
rrioe of It. one dollar, but, sndendasd.
do not waat y ur money ualeas you
ars Derf--tlv eatlf:ed to send 1U Isn't
that fair? Why euftvr any loar wtaeo
etlve relief is thus offered you. treat
ix& dUy. Writs today.
Mark 1L Jackson. No 10$ Alhambra
Bide. (rtcuM, N. T.
New Idea Patterns in All Styles and Sizes Are Que Price 10c The New Idea Magazine, lOo a Copy
Special Subscription Inducement, 24 Issnes for Only $1.00 Snbscribe Now at Our Pattern Counter
Genuine Hand-Embroidered Muslin
wear, Popular Prices
Corset Covers in many pretty styles,
neatlv designed, priced t2l- OC
from"G5 to pJ
Chemise in dainty patterns, made of
eood material, priced at fli "f
$1.25, $1.50 and P-L-
The Most in v alue, The Sest in Quality-
Genuine Hand-Embroidered Muslin
wear, Popular Prices
Gowns of excellent quality material.
neatly finished, priced tiiQ
at $i.25 to 0.SwJ
Combination Suits, elaborately em
broidered, priced from Ci Qf
$1.25 to CPt.OJ
Spring; Models
inR&G Corsets
Priced at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00
Just received a large shipment of
all the latest Spring models in R.
& G. Corsets. They come in coutil,
batiste or Summer net, and shown
in many stj'les, medium, low, ex
tremely low, and brassiere bust,
medium or long hip and extra long
skirt. A style and model to fit all
figures.
You Will Find All the Loveliness of
the New Season Reflected in Our
Monster Stocks of Spring Goods
A visit here at the present time will disclose the fact that the atmosphere of the place has undergone a
great change. Not long ago it was a "Winter store. Now it's where the loveliest of the new Spring
goods are gathered. Nowis the time for planning, for inspection, for comparison. Now is the time
when you should learn where you can most satisfactorily purchase those things for personal and house
hold use which a new season forces you to buy. "We're ready to meet your every requirement with
the largest and most complete showing of Spring merchandise of every description that we have ever
gathered for your consideration. Now don't delay your visit, for we're anxious to have you pass judg
ment on our selections. Here are price inducements for you to come tomorrow and Tuesday:
Special Offering's in
the Suit Department
In addition to the low prices at which these garments are offered,
each one possesses style, individuality. See this display of New
Spring Suits.
Women who know are showing great enthusiasm for these new
Spring Suits. "We have been exhibiting, selling and receiving Spring
Suits everv day for the past two weeks. Every good model that has
been brought out this season is here. A selection tomorrow or Tues
day will doubtless insure an exclusive suit. These values offered:
Women's Suits at $12.50, $15, $17.50, $19.50, $25.00
It will be to your advantage to inspect these Suits and compare
styles, quality, make and prices with others. They are up to the
standard in every detail. Coats are mostly plain tailored, in 24 to
27-inch lengths. Some slightly trimmed. The Skirts come in new
est stvles, with high or regulation waist. They are shown in pure
wool materials in midnight blue serges and whipcords, novelty mix
tures, tan, brown and gray, and whipcords in the two-toned effect.
All sizes.
Children's Dresses From
Got to $4.90
A complete line of Children's
Spring Dresses, made of excel
lent quality domestic and import
ed ginghams and percales. Also
a lino of the new embroidered
Tissue Dresses in all colors.
These little garments como in
high and low neck, set-in and
kimono sleeve and will launder
perfectly.
Children's Coats From
$1.98 to $9.50
A wonderful assortment of Chil
dren's New Spring Coats. Hand
somely tailored of good quality
pongee, white and colored serges,
shepherd checks and mixtures in
a large variety of light and dark
colors. Also a large assortment
of "Wash Coats. Come in best
Spring styles arid neatly fin
ished. ,
Prices Are Lowered on
the Men's Underwear
Spring and Summer-Weight Merino Shirts and Drawers, Selling
Regularly at 75c, Sale Price, 55r Garment
A great offering of Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers. They are
made with ribbed bottom and cufl's, neck and front bound with tape.
The Drawers have suspender straps, ribbed anklets and good pearl
buttons. They are regular Spring and Summer weight and come in
natural gray in a very soft finish. All sizes up to 50c. f
Best 75c values. Priced at, per garment vJJL
Men's Underwear, Best 50c
Line, 39
A sale of Men's Fine Elastic Jersey-Ribbed
Cotton Shirts and
Drawers, shown in all sizes in
ecru color.' The Skirts are made
with elastic - ribbed neck and
wristlets and the Drawers with
double gusset and suspender
straps. Best 50c Spring OQr
weight line on sale at..-'
A Very Important Sale
Black "Walrus Embossed Hand
bags, values to CJQ QO
$5.50, special for. . . .ipO.JO
Walrus Embossed Suitcases with
strap all round; $4 fl0 A Q
values, special at . .
Keratol Suitcases, straps all
round, good brass Q 70
corners, $4.50 vals. . P3 Z
Men's Silk Hose Specially
Priced 25
A little time spent in our Men's
Hosiery Department tomorrow
will be most profitable to you. A
sale Men's Fine Silk Half Hose,
made seamless and shown in tan,
gray, navy and black. They are
good durable Hose that will
please you in every way. O CT
Special", pair awJU
of Suit Cases and Bags
Fine Leather Suitcases selling
regularly at $5.50, (Si A QQ
special at Zpi.iO
Handsome Leather Suitcases,
regular $8.50 vals., d'T QO
special at P 270
Women's Suitcases of good qual
ity leather, reg. E: QQ
$6.50 values, spl pJZJiD
i Another Extraordinary Sale
5000 Pairs of Fine
Shoes and Oxfords
For Women and Children at Only $1.00 a Pair
Regular values are from $2.50 to $4.00. Broken lines,
in all sizes and all widths, 3?- ff
for choice DX.V7V7
Be here tomorrow early, when the doors open, if possi
ble, and secure first choice, for this sale will meet with
immediate response from those who would purchase
reliable quality Footwear at a ridiculously low price.
It is a great ""Make-Room" sale of over 5000 pairs of
Women's and Children's Shoes and Oxfords of those
good, durable qualities that are sold here the year
around. Broken lines of our regular stocks. Includ
ed are the best styles in vici kid, patent colt, gunmetal
and box calf leathers. They come with light, medium
and heavy soles and high or low heels and they come
in straight lace, blucher and button styles. Every
size and width is here in some style, and you will be
well paid if you come and find yours.
Women's Shoes, values up to $4.00; Boys' Shoes, val
ues up to $3.50, and Misses Shoes, values up to $2.50,
ALL AT ONE DOLLAR THE PAIR.
The TimeNowtoSeleet
Your New Wash Goods
For Spring While the Assortments Are at Their Best
Even if you are only curious to see the newest of fash
ion's fancies for the coming season, it will be well
worth your time to come to this showing of new Spring
"Wash Goods. Below we list a few items simply to in
dicate the extent of the values:
Chiffon Lisse One of the daintiest of the new, sheer
Wash Fabrics. Come in a large variety of striped,
checked and plaid styles in the best f
colorings. Special the yard .0JL
Seco Silks A full showing of all the new bordered
styles in pretty designs. and colorings. They come
full 45 inches wide and are priced
at, the yard, only
Blew Spring Silks and Wool
Dress Goods Low Priced
In weaves, patterns and colorings that are certain to be in great
favor at much higher prices a little later on.
New Pongee Silks at 75 a Yard
A splendid showing of Beautiful New Pongee Silks, full 27 inches
wide. All silk, rough pongee in almost any wanted color includ-
cream and natural. A good, heavy, durable fabric that Avill
launder well and is so very popular for Spring and
Summer gowns. Also a line of 27-inch Natural Colored
Pongee in plain Tussah, real Shantung and Tokio duck.
Fancy Silks, Special at 50
Yards and yards of New Fancy Silks to
show you. 19-inch fancy messalines,
taffetas, etc., in shepherd checks, neat
pin stripes, Pekin stripes, hairline
stripes, etc., in any wanted color.
Spring Suitings, Priced at Only
$1.50 Yard
A wonderful assortment of New Spring
Suitings, full 54 to 56 inches wide.
Shown in new gray and tan whipcords,
fancy pencil stripes, new Scotch mix
tures, etc. Heavy all-wool materials in
the new tans, grays, browns and nov
elty mixtures. We invite your inspec
tion now.
Cream Dress Goods, Priced From
50 to $2.50 Yard
We are now showing a beautiful line of
Cream Dress Goods. They come in the
popular whipcords, wide-wale diag
onals, herringbone stripes and new bas
ket weaves, also serges and new wool
crepes. , Shown in widths from 38 to 56
inches. . The most-wanted fabric of the
season.
Fancy Messalines at 75S 85 and $1
A line of 24 to 27-incli Messalines,
shown in novelty stripes, graduated
stripes, pin stripes and new changeable
effects in neat allover jacquard de
signs. Come in all the new Spring
colors and is the season's most popular
fabric.
Specials in the Wash Goods
Department
Floral Jacquard Another beautiful, sheer wash fabric. Comes in a large vari
ety of pretty floral designs in rich colorings. It is extremely
desirable for party dresses. Priced at, the yard
Bordered Scotch Zephyrs, 31 inches
wide, the yard
New Madras for waists in
new designs, at 20 and. .
25c
Dupionne Silk in Rajah
weaves, at, the yard
25c
25c
25c