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4 FALLS CITY NEWS KALLS CITY OREGON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 191« VOL. XIII ■ — ■ i h No. 11 . i . ....................■ — boys, the physician went West, WILSON ELECTED. This was in 1*43. Woodrow Wilson was re-elect Much history is connected with ed President o f the United States. the Dashiell place. The house, Oregon remained true to her built in 1835, still stands. In it colors in spite o f the “ He kept were entertained at different times us out o f war” falacy. The Henry Clay, President Zachary Democrats are feeling very hilar Taylor, George D. Prentice and ious over the election, as it is other Kentucky notables. The right they should, but listen for monument, dedicated by two doleful sounds from these same Ixniisville pastors, has the follow Democrats after, the European ing inscription: Sixteen cement men, some o f waa the understanding, war closes. Let them rejoice them millionires, the chief offi- There should be no price com- “ Erected to the Memory o f Mv while they may. Eat, drink and Mother, Mrs. D. W. DashieH, the be merry for there will come a cials o f every im|>ortant cement petition. manufacturing concern on the the Washington companies Beautiful Lady on the Hill.” time when they will pull their t Pacific coast, face prosecution to should keep out o f Oregon and belts yet a little tighter. So long as the United States can day as the result o f indictments ( ahfornia. furnish food to feed and ammun- which have been returned by the *he Northern California group tion to kill the hordes across the federal grand jury, charging shouldn’ t touch Washington, but waters, times will be good in cer Firm Placing Advertisement aleo in tain localities, but woe unto the them with combination in re- could have part o f Oregon, straint o f trade in the nriraniza- *he Southern California com- workers and the farmers when Court to a Tune of 1 4 ,0 0 0 (his war ends. tion and operation o f an air-tight P*ny should keep to itself, cement trust. The three Washington compan- For the alleged false impression VOTE AT FALLS CITY The arrest o f the following i«* »P*'t the state into territories conveyed in a quarter-page ad* and operated each in ity own vertisement in the Portland Jour President magnates is expected: S W. R W. N.l. S i nal August 25, 1916, damages of Wilson 34 56 22 R. T. Hutchart, president, and corner. 72 “ To keep up the semblance o f $4000 are asked in a suit filed in Hughes 46 46 92 Clark M. Moore, sales manager 57 explained M r . the Circuit Court yesterday by the Benson 7 11 o f the Oregon Portland Cement competition,” 8 12 Washington-Street Market. company, o f Oswego and Port Goldstein this morning. “ They The action is brought against Congrats operated with collusive bids. I f Alex Friedman, butcher; Harry land. 57 95 42 Hawley 64 Henry Cowell, president, and somebody over in Vancouver. Marcus, C. S. Jackson and the Weatherford 37 39 21 14 Publishing Company. W. H. George, secretary, o f the Wash., wanted cement the Port- Journal 7 12 10 13 Richards Cowell Portland Cement com-1 'and company couldn’t sell it to Friedman conducted the Seattle COUNTY Meat Market, having a stall in pany, o f Cowell and San Francis- them. It had to be shipped the Washington-Street Public Sheriff co, Cal. down from Seattle. I f they ask- Market prior to August 25. 65 128 120 58 Orr F. G. Drum, president; R. B. for bids in Vancouver, o f The objectionable advertisement Co Clark Henderson, treasurer, and Frank ‘ ourse several companies might of that day told o f his removal 87 43 43 69 Holman W. Erlin, general manager, o f ; bid, but first they would tele- from the market, and was word 55 33 26 ed in such a manner that a casual 66 Robinson the Pacific Portland Cement com- Phone up to Seattle, find out reader might conclude that it was Treaaurar pany, consolidated, o f Cement Seattle prices, and add 10 to .1" t h e Washington-Street Public 25 38 52 18 Market that had moved, it is al Simonton and San Francisco. Cal. <*nta to that amount. 47 46 80 91 Snyder William G. Henshaw. president. “ We have evidence in the form leged. and T y ler Henshaw. vice pres- o f bids turned in on work to the ident o f the Riverside Portland army engineers, the Celilo canal. j-H -H -H -t-H -l-l-H -l-l-H -M -M -l-H -H -f-t i 1-1 -I I t -l -H I -1-H -l-HH H -l I -H ; ; Cement company, o f Riverside *-he city and the county, which and San Francisco. Cal. “ how that time after time the i George T. Cameron, president, whole price schedule was fixed.” and Fred H. Muhs. manager, o f The defendants, if found guilty Only O m Night both the Santa Cruz Portland Ce- are subject to a fine not exceed- En Roule ment company, o f Davenport, ,nK 45000, or by imprisonment in $ 1 , Falls City News One year, Cal., and o f the Standard Port- J®il /not penitentiary) not ex °°:: land Cement corporation o f Napa ceeding one year, or by both 1, oo:: Evening Telegram, Three months Junction and San Francisco, Cal. such hue and imprisonment, in The leading Republican paper in the State. John C. Eden, president, and the discretion o f the court. Bail As A. Sutherland, treasurer, o f has been fixed at $2500 in each 1 .0 0 :: Rural Spirit, One year the Superior Portland Cement |°ase. Lv. PO RTLAND 8:20 A. M. A weekly for the farmer and stockman. Ar. SAN FRANCISCO 550 P. M. comptyjy, o f Concrete and Seattle. -------- -------------- Wash. « S TA N D AR D A N D TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Poultry Life, One year A. F. ('oats, president, o f the STEEL COACHES . D IN IN G CAR Devoted to progressive poul poultry culture in the Washington Portland Cement 50 Northwest. company, o f Concrete and Seat Son Roturns After 70 Years to Mark $3 50 Total value, tle. Wash. Oravo With Monument Alexander Baillie. resident agent, and W. P. Cameron, gen BY eral manager, of the Olympic Iouisvillr. Ky., Nov. 4. —R. I* Portland Cement company, a Dashiel, a native o f Lousvillc and British and Canadian concern, o f now a resident o f Dallas. Or., TWO OTHER DAILY TRAINS Bellingham and Seattle, Wash. came here after an absence o f 70 Combination Is Alleged. years to honor the memory o f his The indictment was returned 1 mother, “ tbe beautiful lady on the Lv 3:50 p. m lv. 8:00 p. m. October 27, but was kept secret hill,” and has now returned to his until today. It charges that an western home after attending the airtight combination whereby j dedication o f a monument to his CONFECTIONS FOR ALL EASTERN AND prices were fixed and territory mother on the old burying ground SOUTHERN POINTS assigned, was formed by these o f the Dash fell family, companies in August, 1914. For For two vreeks Mr. Dashiel], old Ask locil Agent (or Information more than a year secret agents and gray-bearded, superintended JOHN M. SCOTT. General Passenger Agent. Pbrtland o f the department o f justice have excavation on the site of the cem been digging into the case. It etery o f 70 years ago, which later took 10 days to present the evi was the site o f a fort built by dence they had compiled to the General Don Carlos Buell at the grand jury. approach o f B ragg’s troops from The case was originally pre the South. The old man confided ■ l-l"l-H "l-H"M"l- l~H -H i ’H -l-H -M- sented by United States District his secret to none o f the residents Attorney Clarence L. Reames, o f the vicinity, hence aroused W H E N BUYING but he was called south to con much curiosity. A t the end of duct the prosecution o f the San that time there was excavated the Francisco land fraud cases right remains believed to be those o f his REMEMBER in the middle o f things, and As mother, Mrs. D. W . Dashiell. sistant Federal Attorney Barnett The expense o f the trip, location, H. Goldstein took charge o f a f exc.-ivation and monument was fairs and drew the indictment. borne jointly by Mr. Dashiell and GOO D S H O E S , L A T E S T S TY L E 8 , The state o f affairs, summar his brother, Dr. D. W. Dashiell, a A T L O W E 8 T P R IO E S FOR C A S H . ized ftom the indictment and Mr. noted physician in the early days Goldstein’s explanation, approxi o f Kentucky. When the Oregon MRS I. FORSHEY FAILS CITY. OREOON. mately is this: ma n was only six years old his |.| | | | I I I I I I I I I 1 l -l-l || |. !■ H-l-•H -H -H-H '-H- I mother, the central figure in the Trust It Aooomplithtd. Commissioner Prior to 1911 there were only fa mous old play. “ The Beautiful Assessor r i .a w .r «• J i J 4 .. five cement companies on the Lady on the h'jll,” and said to 46 23 23 55 Fenton 18 25 8 25 Bohannon 94 44 52 have been one o f the most beauti Coast. 81 Graves 10 26 18 7 Dennis Then came the establishment ful women in Kentucky, died. She Supt 110 50 86 45 Manston 71 29 39 66 o f the Superior company, and the was buried in the orchard near Crowley Reports from the county show 80 32 51 74 Fuller Washington company in Seattle. the old Dashiell place and a mass that the Democrats elected the Surveyor That was the end o f peace. The if e brick wall, 40 feet square, was county clerk, school superintend 43 100 34 62 Robb Washington concern went after built around the burying ground. ent and district attorney. 33 42 36 63 Taylor business rough shod, and the toes A year later, taking his two little o f the California companies were sorely trampled. This situation continued until after the Olympic company started up at Belling ham. In August, 1914, after the re- Combination In Restraint of Trade 1 organization o f the Portland com j pany, but before it began turn Charged Against Western ing out goods, the officials o f all Magnates the companies came to an under standing. This, it is alleged, CEMENT TRUST IN THE TOILS BU\ YOUR D ry Gw ods. JOURNAL SUED FOR AO Clothing Shoes, i Underwi ear, and Gr( iceries from SELIG’S. Cash Price Store, “ Meeting and Beating Competition” . OUR 1916*1917 COMBINATION OFFER ii * 1 ■ " ■ -■ ALL OREGON PAPERS A New Train Portland <» San Francisco TRIDOTE PAID MOTHER WillaM«He»UniNtta—Sacrament« VALLEYS A LL FOUR PAPERS FOR $2.25 DAYLICNT YOU SAVE $1.25. Shasta Limifsd—San Francisco Exprats Always The Best GROCERIES We now have a nice fresh stock of staple groceries that we invite you to call and examine. SHOES AND LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES Shoes for everyone, and especially for the man who needs something to stand hard usage. Falls City Logging & Lumber Co. S o u th er n P a c if ic YOUR W I N T E R SHOES T H E SHOE S TO R E I-t-H - 1 1 I l- H-i- H H-i- W -fr M- H -'-H- Our store is now re-arrainged and we are prepared to serve you with the best in our line. SHASTA ROUTE