Beaver State herald., November 16, 1911, Image 3

COMMERCE COURT
GRANTS INJUNCTION
BIG SALE
long and Short Haul Clause
Constitutional, But "Spokane
Rates" Are Held Up.
ON
BOYS SHOES
of Shoes now on the road we are going to offer as a
In order to make room for a
These are themselves all new
special inducement our entire line of Boys’ Billy Bumper Shoes.
stock, having been put In only this past summer.
ity of these Shoes.
Every mother knows the iron-like wearing qual­
They are the Ideal shoe for school wear.
Now is the time to get that boy his
Shoes for the winter if you would save 75 cents on the dollar.
SEE HERE! '2.50 Shoes »1.50, «2.75 Shoes >1.65, >3 Shoes >1.90
LOT NO. 3
LOT NO. 2
LOT NO. 1.
BILLY BUMPERS, in sizes of 2 1-2 BILLY BUMPER Shoes, sizes 12 to BILLY BUMPER Shoes for Little
Boys, sizes 9 to 12, regularly sold at
2, regularly sold at $2.75, at this
to 5 1-2, regularly sold at $3, sale
$2.50,
at this sale for only
sale
only
price, to close out
$1.50
$1.65
$1.90
Another big shipment of the famous Nap-a-Tan
Shoes, the Shoe that is absolutely guaranteed to
turn the water.
Ask any of the hundredswear-
ing them in Lents today.
We also have the
MODERN SHOE REPAIR FACTORY
Old Bank Building
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G () G G I N S
Main and Foster Road
A Gift With A Ihouqht In It.
HERALD FREE
TILL JANUARY FIRST
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scription to the Herald turned
in duringthe months of No vem-
ber and December, the Herald
will be sent free till Jan. 1,
’12 and your subscrition dated
from then till Jan. 1, 1913. In
other words, we give you 14
months subscription instead
of 12 for One Dollar by mail.
Think of it 56 or 58 papers
for One Dollar, less than two
cents per copy.
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Herald delivered by Carrier, 10c per month after December 1st
WANTED— Wood $6.00 per cord, coal
♦H.50 per ton. Plowing and moving.
W. A Hall A Sons, Foster Roiui Ix-nt»,
Tals.r 2H*H.
One-acre tract—% mile east school,
X acre in fruit, 14x28 house goes with
it. 11300, 5450 cash, balance 12 per 6
Er cent interest. Enquire, Simonsen,
■porter office.
FOR SALE OR TRADE:" Five by
seven Premo, rapid reetlinear camera,
in fair condition. Bargain for buyer.
Owner has a larger camera anti wishes
to dispose of this to get a pocket size.
Trit*>l and plate holders thrown in.
Call Herald office,Gresham. See sample
of work.
POTATOES ttOc A SACK.
I have 25 sacks of good feed and seed
Control of Papera Will Not Yet Pass potatoes left < they are sound and good
tor table use, but small). If you will
Into Hands of Pulitzer’s Sons.
take 5 sacks or more, I will delivertbem.
New York—Not until Herbert, the Call at my residence E. 88th and E.
14 year old son of tbe late Joseph Davis St., 2 blocks South of the Mt.
Hood Montavilla station. W. E. Cox.
Pulitzer, becomes 21 years of age and
has had some little experience tn the
MIKCELLANEOUW
publishing business, will the actual
LUMBER—At our new mill IJ4 miles
control of the Pulitzer newspapers,
the New York World and the St. southeast of Keieo. We deliver lumber.
Jonsrud Bros.
(-
Louis Globe-Dispatch, pass Into the
hands of the famous editor's sons.
EXECUTRIX’ NOTICE
Mr. Pulitzer never saw his youngest
Notice is hereby given that the un­
son, who was born five years after
tbe publisher was stricken blind, but der- igned has been duly appointed by
County Court of the State of Ore­
the lad had been tbe constant com­ the
gon. for Multnomah County, execatrix
panion of bis father during his de- ot the estate of William H. McDowell,
dining years and tbe terms of Mr. deceased. Now, therefore, all person«
Pulitzer's will indicate that he thought having claims against seal estate are
hereby re«|uired to present the same to
Herbert promised to have great abil- me properly verified, as required by
tty.
law, at the office of Kennedy 4 Kline-
The terms of the will provide that man, Lents, Oregon, within six months
all tbe Pulitzer boys come into con from the date hereof.
I>ate«i at Iz-nte. Oregon, this 19th day
trol of the newspaper properties at of Octob r, 1911.
the same time. Mr. Pulitzer evident­
Mary A. McDowell,
ly thought the best way to turn over Execatrix of the Estate of William H.
McDowell, deceased.
the guidance to his sons would be
W. F. Klinenian.
when Herbert, the youngest, reached
Attorney for Execatrix.
maturity.
MUST WAIT SEVEN YEARS
Little Gents’ Nap-a-Tan for Boys.
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WANTKI»
WANTED— Boys may be had ami
sometimes girls.
The older ones at
ordinary wage« am) others to be
schooled and caret! for in return for
Washington In the majority opin­ -light services rendered. For particu­
ion of toe Commerce Court, handed lars address W. T. Gardner, superin­
tendent Boy* an<l Girls Aid Hocietv of
down In the transcontinental rate Oregon. Portland. Ore.
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cases, it Js held that the long and
WANTED
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Teams
to
car
cordwood
short haul provision of the interstate at Sycamore station. Enquire of G. N.
commerce act Is constitutional Tern Sager or Fred Oleson, Sycamore, Phone
poraiy injunction against putting the 71. firesham. Ore.
so-called "Spokane rates" Into effect,
FOR MALE
however, 1» granted.
The Court, however, det-lares that
For Sale—Dry fir wood.
Delivered
the Interstale Commerce Commission in any quantity in Lents for |5 a cord.
exceeded Its authority In attempting A. Heiman, Home Phone 4521.
to establish a relation between long
For Sale—At a bargain, a borne on
and short-haul rates, irrespective of Gilbert Ate. For particular* call Home
absolute rates, and it enjoins the Phone 3712.
Commission from putting In force the
For Sale—Comforters
Home mad»-,
»rder reducing transcontinental freight «■otton lined. clialle covers. Comforter*
rates pending a more complete Inves­ tied. 50c. Mrs. J. E. Coffman, Lenta,
Oregon.
tigation by the Court.
The Commerce Court reached the
FOR HALE—One share of Multno­
conclusion that the cases Involved in mah and Clackamas Telephone Stock.
the present preceding afforded the Herald. Lente. Ore.
best possible opportunity for a de­
FOR BALE—One half acre, fenced,
termination of the constitutionality of
east front, some orchard, good location.
tbe long and-sbort haul provision of ♦10 down, fit) per month. Enquire at
the act to regulate commerce,
It Mt. Scott Publishing Co’s, office.
was realized that the question eventu-
FOR BALE—One fourth acre, cleared,
ally aould have to be fought out be-
in Walden Park. Five dollar payments.
tore the United States Supreme Enquire at Mt Scott Publishing Co’s,
Court
office.
Holy War Is Imminent.
Tripoli.— Reports here from ad ja
cent states nay that a Jehad, or holy
war, Is Imminent through ail North
Africa. Advices have reached Gen­
eral Caneva, the Italian commander,
that Arab delegations are in Tunis in
viting tbelr fellow Mohammedans
there to cross the Tripoli frontier and
Join in a war of extermination.
JUST RECEIVED
CLASSIFIED
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little and mean* so much as a subscrip­
tion to The Youth’s Companion—52
■weeks for 11.75? It is a gift which l«en-
etits n««t only the one who receives it but
«•very member of the *ame household.
With many Christmas presents the
-ease of novelty wears off by the week’s
«•n«l, but Tne Youth’s Companion is a-
, new and sought after the tifty-sceeond
I week of the year as the first. It is elas-
| tie in its adaptability, too; for it does not
! matter whether the present is for a boy
or a girl, young married people, sedate
couples, grand parents—there never was
one yet who did not set store by The
Youth’s Companion. You cannot make
a mistake if you give The Companion—
.iml it is only 91.75 a year now.
On
January 1, 1912, the price will be ad-
vanced to $2 00.
The one to whom you give the sub­
scription will receive The Companion's
Calendar for 1912, lithographed in ten
color* and gold, and yon. too, as giver of
the subscription, w ill receive a copy of
t e Calendar.
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Saved Many From Death
W. I.. Mock, of Mock, Ark., believes
he has saved many lives in his 25 year*
of experi,-nce in the drug business.
‘ What I always like to do," he writes,
"i* to recommend Dr. King’s New Dis­
covery for weak, sore lungs, hard colds,
hoarseness, obstinate cough*, la grippe,
croup, asthma or other bronchial affec­
tion, for I feel sure t hat a number of my
neighbor* are alive and well today be-
cause they took my advice to use it. I
honestly believe its the l*-st throat an«l
lung medicine that's made." Easy to
prove he’s right. Get a trial bottle free,
<>r regular 50c or $1.00 bottle. Gnann-
teed by all dealers.
RATE INVESTIGATION OPENS
Data Assembled for Detailed Hearing
of Distance Tariff Controversy.
Salem. Ore.—With a small mountain
of plats and especially prepared tables
in readiness, with all of its engineers
calleti in and promise of attendance
of members of the Washington Com­
mission, as well as many consumers
and railroad men, the State Railroad
Commission has started what prom­
ises to be the most momentus hear­
ing in the history of Oregon railroads
when it will pass on the distance tar­
iffs of the O.-W. R. & N.. the South
ern Pacific and the Corvallis & East­
ern.
Mileage of these roads covers prac­
tically all of the important railroad
territory in the state, and while it is
probable that when the question is
settled by the commission it will be
carried to the highest courts, never
t tieless the start is the beginning of
one of the biggest wholesale rate
probes that the state has known
SUMMONS
In the Circuit C urt of the State of
Oregon for Multnomah eounty,
Philip Holmes. Plaintiff, vs. Armina
Holmes, Defendant.
To Armina Holmes, Defendant:
In tbe name of the state of Oregon;
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the Complaint filed against you
in tbe above entitled court and cause
on or before the 2nd day of December
1911, that being tbe time fixed by the
court for vou to appear and answer
herein and more than six weeks from
the first publication of this Summons,
and if you so fail to appear and answer
said Complaint, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief therein pray­
ed for, to-wit:—That the bonds of mat­
rimony now and heretofore existing be­
tween plaintiff an«l defendant be dis­
solved on tbe ground of desertion.
This Summons is published by order
of the Honorable. W. R. Gaten*, Judge
of the above entitled court, duly made
and entered on the 16th day of October,
1911.
George A. Hail,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
6522 Foster Road.
Date of First Publication, Oct., 19, 1911.
Date of Last Publication Nov. 30, 1911.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Blate of
Oregon, for Multnomah County.
James H. Bush, Plaintiff, vs. Addie
;
B. Bush, Defendant.
To Addie B. Bush, the above named
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defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
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you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
Stop coughing 1 you rack the lungs and
Washington.— President Taft dis filed against yon in the above entitled
worry the body. BALLARD’S HORE­ cussed with Attomej General Wicker- suit and Court, within six weeks from
HOUND SYRUP checks irritation, sham the advisability of supplemental date of tbe first publication of this sum­
mons, and if you fail to so appear and
licit!* the lung* and restores comfortable antitrust legislation at the coming answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff
breathing. Price 25c, 50c, and 91.00 session of Congress.
will apply to the Court for the relief de­
in said complaint, to-wit:
|a-r l*»ttle. Sold by Lenta Pharmacy.
The conference related particularly manded
For a decree forever dissolving the
to the likelihood of passing a Federal marriage contract now and heretofore
How’s This ?
Incorporation act. It was pointed out existing between plaintiff and defend­
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ that a provision of this kind might ant, and for such other seliei as the
ward for any ca e of Catarrh that be made to allow corporations whose court may appear equitable.
This summons is served upon yon pur­
cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh method of doing business was in vio­
suant to an order made and entered in
Cure.
lation of the Sherman anti trtlst law said suit on the 4th «lay of October, 1911,
F. J. CHEN
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by thellon. W. N. Oaten«, presiding
Wo, C • 1:
r net, I
- 1 1 own F. J to reorganize under a Federal act.
Judge of the above entitled Court,
Chi-ncy 1 r 1
, nn«l believe
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It
Is
known
that
the
President
has
which said order requires you to appear
him p -••■«
1 .-ill business
r
tn-ns -. tie- -.
I r v.-c r ■ n! I - to carry fn mind renewing his recommenda­ and answer the complaint in said suit
out u -.y < :i
by bls firm.
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tion along these lines in his message within six weeks from the date of tbe
NATION.'..*
■ ••X c COMMERCE.
first publication of this summons.
Toledo, O, to Congress. The House Democrats
W. F. Klineman,
it
is
declared
will
push
legislation
Hall's Cat • : . < re G taken
.
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Internally,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Lente, Oregon.
a-’ting <!,r.
1 ti e blood and mu- along this line, whatever may be the
Date of first publication, October 5th
cous surface
system. Testimonials
f< nt fr«-, I rl« ’ - cents j* r bottle. Sold administration's determination in the 1911.
bv nil Irurr--I«t*.
Date of last publication, November
matter.
Take tlai.'s Family rills tor constipation.
l«tb, 1911.
TAFT PLANS NEW
ANTI-TRUST LAWS