Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 22, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text;A)il iitGiaTER OFFICIALS ARE LAST II1CTED Cincinnati, 0., Feb. 22. John II. Pat lerson, prealdent of the National Cah Register company, of Dayton, Ohio, and 29 other official and employe of the company were Indicted by the fedoral grand Jury here today on charge of '.having conspired to re strain competition and of forming a monopoly. , The defendant are charged with Iiavlng, In 1902, conspired to form a combination In violation of the Sher Uian anti-trust law. The allegations of the government are practically the same a those made In a civil suit filed iwilnHt tlio defemlunt In De cember last. A fine of $.'000 or a year' Impris onment, or both, I tbe punishment provided, Among the official Indicted are Edward Deed, vice-president, and George Edgeter, secretary of the company. Other employe of tbe company In dicted Include Charles Snyder, dale mannger, San Frauclico; and Karl 1). WJIcon, ex-sales manager, Ixts An ' gele. A number of sales nmnngor In prominent cltle throughout the conn. try were Indicted. That the alleged offense of the In dieted member of the National Cash Tleglst.er company continued 20 year 1 the declaration of United State Dis trict Attorney McPherson. Somo of the defendant are charged with having bribed employe of com petitor and of transportation, tele. trapli and telephone companies. It Is alleged the defendant cut price to force out competition, and they formed . mythical companies to manufacture other register. According to federal offlcal, the defendant had an elab orate system of harrassment of their rival. o LEG BROKEN BY CAVII1G OFTHE DANK Quite a serious accident occurred Wednesday afternoon, on tho sewer work In connection with construct ing lateral sewer No, 6, which le lo cated Just enst of the Grant school, In North Salem, Several men were working In tho trench when a cave-In took place. Ou of tho men, Jack Miinn, was caught by the railing ettrth In such a manner a to cause a compound fracture of the leg be tween tlio knee and the foot. Tho bone protruded through the flesh and made It a very serious break. An ambulance whs callod and the unfortunate man was removod to the Pulem hospital, where the fracture was reduced by Dr, O. II. Miles, Mr. K, t'oHr, of this city, Is the noiitrnetor on this job and be has provided the nocoHary liability In surance for bis men so that Mr. Mann will recelvo ovsry attention. So Tired of Tired feet! Use TIZ Gt the "Tired" Ont la Few Mln- oU' Hake lour Feet Sore, proof. "O fudge! It's awful how tired feet make you feel tired all over so dead tired. Then, when you've got a com besides, and a bunion, and a few bllaters, and your feet are ter ribly swollen, you don't care If you've got a million dollars you're tired, that's all. A inlllon dollars can't help ,rou, any more than 25 cents will." A quarter buys a box of TI& a wonder for tired, sore, tender, chafed, bllHtered, swollen, sweaty, smelly feet, corns, callouses and bunions, chilblains and frostbite. The mo ment you use It, you give a sigh of relief, and then yq smile. There' nothing as good as Tin, so don't ac cept any attempted Imitation. Tlz draw out all the polsonou exuda tion that make foot troubles. Tlz, 25 cents a box, sold every where, or sent direct, on receipt of price, by Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago III. Recommended by all drug stores, department and general stores. ti X-RAYS AND SMILES. Tho modern way of celebrating Washington's birthday by having prize fight In all sections of the country is peculiarly appropriate. George was somewhat of a scrapper himself. , If you are prevented chewing gum on Sundays by the state, law, Just re member that the constitution gives you the Inalienable right to "chew the rag" whenever, wherever and as much as you please. Two more school houses Indicate the strength of the "Made-ln-Oregon" movement. The country has grown some slnoe George's arrival first put Feb ruary J!2 among the days to be cele brated on this side of the Atlantic. George wouldn't knoiv It now, or reel Ice that Rockefeller, Schwab, Carnegie and such, were now Indigenous. DROWN'G Bronchial Troches Hxll.ru Mors Throat, HiwrwinMi, Ooughs, Bron chi! wid AnllunKttcOenpUtnla. Untioallxi fur elwtn ihs vol.. Htily jwn' r.puLllon. Frm tnm aplsus or iijOiln( h.rmtal. tk!4 OB); In txiiMk Mmpht mllt lr. JOHN I. HMOWN SON, Htn, Mm. SSG VALU IN TO C0!ll!ECT, WITH ALASKA BY WIRELESS tfNlTSB rtBSS LX1SID W1ES. Vallejo, Cal., Feb. 22.-7Word was received here today that the Mare Island wlreles force will be transfer red to Alaska May 1. It will practical ly rebuild several northern plants and daylight service between San Francis co and Alaska will be established. Lieutenant E. H. Dodd will be In com mand of the party, which will be ab sent about four months. o TUMBLE OVEB BPl'B SETTLED. (Continued front rage 1.) TriBTnrnrn i i i mini mill -nnTi"rnT"n r rn th amatnni ininnin API UARES SEE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS Good Designs Durable Colorings 7k 9 Art Squares $3.63 9x9 Art Squares 4.1 8 9x1 01 Art Squares 5.1 2 9x 12 Art ScJores 5,84 Visit cur . Drapery and .Ccrpet Departments. You will find there everything that is new and beautiful in Draperies and Floor Coverings. 1 1 If) up the matter of drating an ordinance to give the necessary franchises for both roods, and will endeavor to have the necessary blue prints available for the council meeting next Monday night. The conference was quite successful as tt seemed to be the spirit of both the contending factions to give and take, so as to bring their long drawn out controversy to an end. A communication was presented from W. R. Anderson, C. S. Hamilton and Flora Clark, who own all the property on the east side of the street from Court to Chemekcta, asking that no spur be placed there, and It was readily acquiesced In by both rail roads. The same was had with ref erence to the block further north. The property owner In the blocks south of Court street were glad to get the sidings, and no objections were en countered there. It was certainly a very novel Idea to the railroad companies to be enjoined against constructing sidings, for the usual difficulty I In getting the sid ings, when they are actually needed, and not to remonstrate against them when the railroad company Is willing to put them In. The committee and the representa tive of the road went over the grounds and the location of the spurs, cross-overs aid sidings were definite ly located, as they will appear In the drawings to be submitted at the coun cil meeting Monday next. Q i, DIG IT PAVEMENT TO 1 CLEAR (.'LOOKED HE WE It (Portland Telegram.) More than 200 feet of pavement have been dug up already and the prospect are that much more will have to be mutilated lu order to per mit of the repair of sewara that have been clogged by cement ' deposits washed Into the sewer tub by the rains, The clogging of the sewer by con crete I most noticeable where Hussam pavement Is laid. This pavement dis integrates and tho cement washed Into the sewers through manholes form In horizontal slabs. The city engineering department ha been put to great ex pense to repair the damages caused In this way. . A repair gang Is now working on a sewer cloggod In this manner for a distance of 50 feet on East Clny street, between Eust First and Kuat Second. A great deal of this pavement was laid on the recommendation of former City Engineer Morris. In his annual report for 1911, City Engineer Hurl burt call attention to the obstruction of the ewer by tbe leaching of con crete pavements and says that if any more of this type of hard surface Is laid In Portland It should be protected by a coat of asphalt. o Bcchtcl & Bynon Bargaias These Are All fireaj. Iturgnln. WARKHOVKK SITE We have Just listed a first-class warehouse site on 8. P. track, 16.rx3.tO feet, facing on three good streets, close In, convenient for switching facilities. The city ha Just granted a fran chise for switcher at this point. If tills more land than required, we will cut the properly In altos to suit The price Is dirt cheap. Now Is the time to buy warehouse prop erty. FIVK ACRES We have a line five. aero trsil cloee to town, with good house, barn, chlckon hvi, some . fine fruit trees, berries, etc. Good Mill for b.rrte and vegetables. This Is a first-class place sud or thy of Investigation. Pries only ' 2:!j, , fauv'.ttmna, "ifij . ; IN9TAM.MKNT llorSjW. .have line pottage 'of five rwmi !witl lo cated, within thre blocks of car 1 line, city water, sewer attsowuoents paid, price only HUSO. Can be had for 1150 down , balanc $16 per month. What's Ui use of pay ing reota when you can buy Ilk that WHOLE HLOCK Klgbt large lots . rkwe to 8. P. dep. for only $1000. 0ner wants to sell a a whole. Should it-tall for j:;.0 each. nrnirrrjTitYox SI? Slat. Street Tel. Xula S " Journal Want Ad Srlng Results THE CHICAGO STORE bargains As Notable as the Sale Prices are the Paramount OfJJSi8Sfe Mdse. bought by the Chicago Store must measure up to our exacting Quality Standard. TTius our Patrons have the assurance that mdse- bought here IS exactly as represented and the prices are Far Less than simdar quahty would cost elsewhere. Innumerable attractions throughout our Big Store are not listed-but the! values are here-come look around and get your share. FRIDAY I A. M. TO 10 A. M. C CHILDREN'S IIOSE OC SITPORTERS '5c 10c values for one hour FRIDAY-10 A. M. TO 11 A. . HOSE mIC Ladles' silk Hose, cele brated . Glorietta, 4-ply heel and toe for 1 hour. mIC FRIDAY 11 A. M. XO 12 JiOON - SHIRTS OOC Men's Dress Shirts;' $1.25 values for one hour 63c FRIDAY 12 KOON TO 1 P. 3L a VEILING Jt:C French Net Veiling, all colors, values to 35c for one hour 14c A SALE EVERY HOUR AT THE V:::"" " 'rirl- All ,:. Nl FRIDAY 5 P. M. TO 6 P. M. 12 l-2c PERSIAN SILK Ribbon S in. wide, pure silk 1 pip 25c value, for one hour for &2 FRIDAY 1 P. M. TO 2 P. M. .Q BLOUSES 4C ladles' and Misses' Sai lor Blouses for AQ one hour T'lC FRIDAY 2 P. M. TO S P. W. a PERCALES DC China blue Percales, linen finish ' one hour for, yd OC. FRIDAY 8 P. . TO I P, 31. .q SERGE 4oC lavy mi black, wool storm Serge, 54 In. wide, iq reg. 85o for on hour, yd. ftOC FRIDAY i P. M. TO 8 P. Jf. 19 10 TURKISH TOWELS lit 1"ZC 18x40 heavy 25c value Turkish Towels, for 1 in i n hour 6 to customer, ilte 1"&C WOMEN'SSUITS, DRESSES,C0ATS FOR THE SPRING OF 1912 A foretaate of the new Spring and early Summer styles In women and nUBses' Suits, Dresses and Coats, embracing some 60 new models ex clusive at the Chicago store Whipcords, Serges, Sponge CIoUis, Taf feta, Poplins, Mesaallnea, etc., are now on exhibition for your ap proval. COME, INSPECT THEM NEW SPRING HATS Tailored and pattern hats. Our stock is more complete than ever before. Join the throng of Satisfied buyers and make our house your home. New and charming conceptions that are the first shoots in the garden of spring styles. SPOKANE ASKS FOR lEBATE OF TWO MILLIONS Washington, Feb. 21. Sixty-five Spokane firms yesterday filed with the Interstate Commerce commission a demand for a $2,000,000 refund on freight charge collected by westeri railroads above what would have been collected if the commerce court had not enjoined the rate decision of the Interstate Commerce commission on Intermountaln tariff, Thjs Is one of tho largest amounts shippers have ever asked as a refund. Argument In the appealed Inter mountaln cases, comes up before the United States supreme court on Fri day. Today' petition will enable the Inter-state Commerce commission to act Instantly for the shippers If the supreme court upsets the Injunctions Issued by the commerce court and lo ruIIspi the lower rates prescribed by the commission. o I, Near Tlochclle, 111., an Indian went to sleep on a railroad track and wn killed by the fast express. He paid for his carelessness with his life. Of ten it's that way when people neglect coughs and colds. Don't risk your life when prompt use of Dr. King's New Discovery will cure them and so pre vent a dangerous throat or lung trou ble. "It completely cured me, In a short time, of a terrible cough that fol lowed a severe attack of grip," write J. R. Watts, Klovdada, Tel., "and I resalned 15 pounds In welnht that I had lost.'' Quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed. EOc and 11.00. Trial bot tle free at J. C Perry. o "Reading makcth a full man," said Bacon; but too many prefer to get full by drinking. o The Sonnd Sleep of Good Health I not tor those suffering from kidney ailments and Irregularities. The prompt use of Foley Kidney Pills will dispel backache, and rheumatism, heal and strengthen sore, weak, and ailing kidneys, restore normal action, and with It health and strength. Mr. M. T. Spilnuury, Siuriins, lil., says: l suffered great pain In my back and kidneys, could not sleep at night, and could not raise my bsnds over my head. Put two bottles of Foley Kidney PUls cured me. Foley Kidney Pills hava my heartlet endorsement,) Rsd Cross Pharmacy (II. Jerman). ' o ' It I ofteaer a full stomach than Innate goodness that kep men from trtutti; and so good grub Is often mistaken for good principle. If You Arc a Trifle Sensitive AfeMif the nf jimr It't nin nt UfswtUm to km thnt nnv jttvl can WfNtr hvt a at' n mull ft r 'mkii AHrn KtMt'Ais, the nttcvi'tl' wrier, tula them. Jut Die thing f.r tUiu-Inc lartti ptm lfha tttt'WHi, it nt (or Itrenklnt: 'n m hi, hen r;'er or nrer tttH-t htN-nmi nviirf M 5tHir ihen tlmh. A)lt r M 4tlt tntunt rs-ltrr. Milri ivr wher Surn) HKK AMra Allen . 0(mirV ) Kt'jr, N, V. JAm I itpt t l-siillf.lf. Ohildron Cry CASTORIA KOOSETELT'S SPEEfn. (Continued from Page 1.) are men and pro- strength. Doth gressives." E. T. Earl said: "Roosevelt' Ohio speech rings true. It stamps him as the nation's progressive leader. Theo dore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson, California's progressive governor, I believe, are the only two men to lead the Republican party to victory in 1912." The Only Man. Long Peach, Cal., Feb. 22. "Roose velt Is the greatest progressive the world has ever known," was the dec laration today of former Mayor .'I. Windham, progressive leader, and a candidate for the Republican nomina tion to congress from the newly-created South Loa Angeles district. "He Is 'the only man to unite the Re publican party and at the same time satisfy the masses; he posessei the entire confidence of the people, and I am sure he will accept the nomination, If he Is called," Windham concluded. A. Warning Against Wet Feet Wet and chilled feet usually affect the mucous fyembrane of the nose, throat and lungs, and la grippe, bron chitis or pneumonia may result Watch carefully, Particularly the children, and for the racking Btubborn coughs give Foley's Honey and Tar Compound It soothes the Inflamed membranes, and heals the cough quickly. Mrs. A. A. Swagel, Kroh, Wis., says: "I al ways give Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound to my children. It cures their coughs and colds and they like to take It" Red Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman). o If you want to see an early spring, give a Judgment note that you can't well pay, due at "corn planting time." You will be surprised how quickly the time will arrive. o There Is no better medicine made for colds than Chamber;aln's Cough Rem edy. It act on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, opens the Becretlons, aids expectoration; and restores the system to a healthy condition. For sale ly all dealers. Flying Men Fall victims to stomach, liver and kidney troubles Just like other people, wit! like results In loss of appetite, back ache, nervousness, headache, and tired, listless, run-down feeling. Dut there no need to feel like that a T. D. Pee blcs, Henry, Tenn., proved. "Six bot ties of Electric Bitters," he writes "did more to give me new strength am; good appetite than all other stomact remedies I used." So they help every body. It's folly to suffer when thlr great remedy will help you from thi first dose. Try It. Only 60 cents a J. C. Perry. o Social status Is determined some times by blood, sometimes by placp of residence and sometimes by one't wife's ability to keep a cook, o To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. Druggists refund money If it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa ture Is on each box. 25 cents. : We shouldn't mind riches taking wings if they would only Hit to us instead of from us. H. H. HUNTER & CO. NOW LOCATED AT 471 STATE STREET ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Complete Stock of Electrical Fixtures and Supplies Contractors for All Kinds of -. Electrical Work ' Q. i r , , " will, L i . : It flff flAT I IrlAfKHm ill T't A.4 f JF ,US vumm rum re I in m It K Zi:: '1. K"Bw cockle. All : : "redncl ion o T inm m kn 18 f"13- ;; c T I t $ 0 Wl" b8 !m 00 m'1 r to isriaj : ; mt spring epenuj, place vour order cow for f . Mhsn. it - ... - 1SS COVKT ST. MERCHANT FOR MEN AND WOMEN J Ji 44--t