Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 23, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPARI CAPITAL JOUBHAL, BALEM, OBEGOU, TUESDAY, JILT 2S, 1012. PAGX FITS. We Can Fit you Out for the Seaside or Mountains TRUNKS and SUIT CASES GALORE I Trunks with brass bumpers, braced and strapped for rough wear; large or sniiui, any siyie you may desire, witn many or few compart- nients. PRICES REASONABLE V $5.00 SUIT CASES $5.00 'J lie best suit case for the money made In any market. This is the boast we make on onr $ij.0 cowhide suit case. Let ns convince you that the best Suit Case Values are Here SUIT CASES A'D BAGS FROM $1.25 to $15.00. New SWEATERS New A large shipment just received, for men, women and children. Large collars, ruff necks, etc.; all colors, all sizes. Good qualities and Terr pretty. TAILORED SUITS FOR WOMEN $5.00 and $7.50 These arc Grays, Blacks, JiuTy Blue, Black and White Cheeks good fitting, well-tutlored garments. Big special offering $5.00 and $7.50 20to50 per cent Discount on Men's Clothing During the July Clearance Sale Classy Clothes for Classy Men Clothing In which every detail hag been so carefully worked out tltnt the minutest Inspection will only serve to convince yon that our clothing Is thoroughly good. Try them on and youH say they are smart, decidedly so. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY a ." t ' 00 SUGAR TRUST IS FIGHTING DISSOLUTION San Francisco, July 23. The sugar refineries of California, subsidiary to and part of the American Sugar Re fining .company, generally known as the trust, capitalized at a billion dol lars, began today their fight against the dissolution suit brought by the government in the federal courts of New York, but transferred here for the time being. Before Special Commissioner Wil son B. Bryce, of New York in the United States circuit court of appeals, William H. Hami am, secretary of the Western Sugar Refining company and tho Spreckels Sugar Refining com pany, the first witness to be called, BEWARE OF SUDDEN ATTACKS THAT MAY PROVE DEADLY. YOU CAN SOON REPEL THE MOST DANGEROUS WITH DEI. KING'S NEW DBSCOVEEIY THE MOST INFALLIBLE CURE FOR COUGHS AMD COLDS WHOOPING COUGH AND ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY FOR THROAT AND LUNGS l.'-T'M.', rma '.'-.'.ii'imu SOLD AMD OUAHANTEED BY I J. C. PeRKi. began relating the story of the part played by the West Coast Refineries In throttling competition and in form ing the colloaal combination In re straint of trade against which the gov ernment has set Its hand. The proceedings is one Injulry and contemplates no criminal punishment the only object desired by the govern ment being the dissolution of the trust. In this state the following Bugar companies are involved as defendants: The Western Sugar Refining company, The Alameda Sugar company, Spreck fls Sugar Refining company, Califor nia Sugar Refining company, and the I'nlon Sugar company, aa well as sev eral Individuals. The aggregated capital of these eencerns Is given as 19,500,000. The American Sugar Refining company, of which those concerns are subsidiaries, controls fully 45 per cent of the sugar output of the county and the Have myer interests, more of less confed erated with the American, together with the lattor, control 72 per cent. The Western and the California Su gar Refining companies are managed by the Bame directorate, namely: John D. and Adolph Spreckels, W. H. Han nam, Alex. F. Morrison and G. A. Dou glua. Pract'l ally the same directorate controls the Spreckels company as well. The Snn Francisco hearing, which is expected to develop sensational tes timony, promises to last about 10 (leys. CHINA IS NO LONGER DANGEROUS NEW LIMITED TRAIN To and from Portland, Daily Lc-aves Salem 8:35 a. ni. Leaves Portland 6:00 p. ni. Arrives Portland 10:10 a. m. Arrives Sulem 8:35 p. ni. This train will be found a great convenience for business and so cial engagements. thp nin niMTPn thmtimiip 11IL JL4U JwllllllLrlS VVH AlllULtftJ 4 I Leaves Salem 8:10 p. m. Leaves Portland 9:00 a. m. J f Arrives Portland 6:10 p. m. Arrives Salem 10:35 a. m. t Both trains carry observation parlors and first-class coaches. Say She Was Insane. InMITDD MMS MtAftftD WIRB.l Chariottetown, Prince I3d ward Island, July 23. Working on the theory that she is Insane, a determined effort Is under way here toduy to save the life of Mrs. McGee, a farmer's wife, convicted yesterday of murder ing her five children. Mrs. McGee ad mitted that she gave her children match heads dissolved in water, ex plaining thnt the struggle for exist ence had been too hard. Experience is a commodity that you generally pay too high a price for and sell too little of. THE NEW LINE TO ALBANY I I nun I I Trains leavo Salem daily at 8:35, 10:35 a. m., l I i I y 4.20, 6:35, 11:30 p. m. Boat connections at -"-"-"l East Independence on daylight trains. Through tickets are sold to Spokane, Puget Sound points and the East Oregon Electrltf RaPway trains enter the North Hank Station, Port land, saving transfer of passenger and baggage. Faes, schedules and details on request C. H ALHIN, General Agent, Salem, Oregon. W. E. COMAN, General Freight and PasBenger Agent, Portland, Ore. m 60 Years of Success TRY Hostetter's Stomach Bitters For Cramps, Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness Pill im ptvptl Mtlwri OB BO m TfV.-M.rVt. , . Vopwrirhta and Itla rrttr4. TWDHTTTIHO rKAOTlCl. Iilwt rfer. 0tJ nodal, tkfe or phnta. tnr frM rari rtuM1ltr. All btittM noftVtlitl. AW D-BOOR FKK1. Kirl'irTth.of. Tll M fr la ifeuia 4 Ml atu. Wltti UrtUa Will Pt. n to UH lwtar, i.IIm Wt ri n i I mmnmrnis, ana) ciMitalM i9 nliaf u r win ?ny 9. rn ui itikuiun w uut Sllormn Ifri HH Kf.ilin Bidr. WOKHINTTOS, D. 6. j Hongong, July 23. The "yellow peril" Is a thing of the past, accord ing to Dr. Sun Yat Sen, In an Inter view given out here In 'response to I'.umeroiiB questions asked him In the course of the tour he has been mak ing of the new Chinese republic since his retirement from the provisional presidency. Under the old regime the doctor admits that he thinks China was a peril to the world. Mnnchu methods were such as continually to threaten the necessity for Intervention by the foreign powers In Chinese affair with the Incidental danger of clashes among the Intervening interests. More than this, Dr. Sun adds, Manclm backwardness and nils-government rendered It barely possible for the Chinese to wring a living from their country's soil, ultimately It must have fallen short of supporting all of them, and then there must have followed an overflow which the Occident would have found It hard to check the "yel low peril" concerning which western statesmen have worried so much in recent years. "Hut with the development which has already begun since the revolu tion has become an accomplished fact," Dr. Sun suld, "another ten years will see China amply able to support not only Its own population of ten years hence, but for many genera tions to come. There will be no need of Immigration, for the Chinese pre fer tholr own country to any other In the world and have never left It except under the spur of dire neces sity, and even thoi; with the determi nation to return ut the earliest op portunity? "With the revolution the 'yellow peril' passed. The world may even speak of China today as the 'yellow hope' for the development of so great a nation along modern lines cannot but be of Immediate advantage to every other nation on earth." TIIK JU( V UM1 THAT TIIK POLICE PII()TK(TE (iNiTin rim umD vrini 1 New York, July 23. The Inside sto ry of the gamblln situation In New York was laid bare to the grand Jury today by the widow of Herman Rosen thal, who was shot to death by five assassin less than 4$ hours after he had turned the spotlight on the meth ods of the New York police in pro tecting gamblers In return for month ly payments. Mrs. Rosenthal, It Is re ported testified concerning her hus band's operations, naming a police ceptaln and two Inspectors, to whom her husbnnw had paid "protection" money. It Is uncertain whether Mrs. Rosen thal's story can be substantiated, as she undoubtedly painted as black picture a possible. Deputy Police Commissioner Dough- PORTLAND RUM DOYS LOTS HERE THE OAKS ADDITION PKOPEUTY BOUGHT BY CHAPIN-HERLOW MORTGAGE TRUST CO WHICH WILL Bl'ILD MASY FIXE HOMES. One of the largest real estate deals In Salem for some time was consu mated yesterday, when the Chapln Ilerlow Mortgage & Trust Co., of Port land, purchased all of the Pierce In terests, comprising 79 lots, Inl the Oaks addition. This is the flneBt res idence property In Salem, and It Is the Intention of the new owners to start at once building a number of flue houseB,' ranging In price from $3000 upwards. They only recently purchased 14 of the choicest lots In "Laurelhurst," at Portland, and have a number of homes, costing $5000 and upwards under construction, and be ing completed. A limited number of the lots In "The Oaks" will be sold to Investors and Intending home builders, and the bal ance of the property will be reserved by the company for Its own building purposes. While the Chapin-Herlow Mortgage & Trust company was only recently reorganized, with an enlarged capi talization, they are at present the largest co-operative real estate deal ers In the Northwest, and without doubt are destined to bo one of the strongest financial organizations on the Pacific coast In a very short time. A number of the leading business men of Salem have become Interested In this company, and Salem Is very thankful to have such a firm become so heavily Interested here, as It proves they are thoroughly convinced of a great future for Salem. At a recent meeting of the executive committee of the' Board of Trade, Messrs. Chapln and Herlow were present and addressed the committee regarding their plans, and a unani mous vote was passed to assist and co-operate with their company as much as possible. A monthly magazine Is published by this firm, and a splendid wrlteup of Salem will be In the coming issue. erty admitted this afternoon that a general alarm had been sent to the police In the big cities to round up the gangsters who have been mentioned in the case. It Is believed some of Rosenthal's aasallants are hiding on the Pacific coast The fugitives In clude "Dago" rank, Whitney Tewis, Lefty Loewyy, Harry Horrowltz, alias "Gib, The Blood." "Rod" Wagner and "Humpy" Jackson. MJkado Improving. UNITED I'llHflS I.KASB1) Will!. 1 Toklo, July 23 Greatly refreshed after sleeping all morning the Mikado awoke this afternoon with his temper nture reduced to 98.7. This was con Fidered a hopeful Blgn, and the mem bers of the family are greatly encour oged. Otherwise the patient's condi tion Is unchanged. Charles Serve, a schoolteacher f Redwood Cal., accidentally shot him self while hunting near Wilcox on the Rogue river Saturday, and there is little hope of his recovery. You Can Live On Wheat Alone Expert analysis proves that wheat contains all the prop erties for the build ing of bone, muscle and tissue in just the right proportions. "Force" is all wheat, far richer than other cereals in digestible protein the "meaty" element of food; the part that makes bone and sinew and builds the brain and nerves. is Cooked WheatFlaked, and Every Flake a Grain Its delicious and unique flavor is due to the blend of barley malt. Remember, if you would keep your children fit' and well feed them the best Wheat-Food "Force" they will like it everybody does. Delicious with milk, cream or fruit. ORDER TO-DAY Made by The H,0 Company, Buffalo NEVVBRO'S IIERPICIDE SOLVES THE PROBLEM OF GOOD HAIR After Prof. Snbouraud confirmed the germ origin of dandruff, Bclence was confronted by a new problem which was not solved until the discovery of Newbro's Herplclde. Herplclde being the first successful preparation com pounded In -harmony with this new theory, becomes the original remedy to kill the dandruff germ. Since then numerous preparations oald to be "Junt as good" as Herplclde have been thrown upon the market; others have adopted Herplclde claims, and without making any change In tlieir , remedies, but none have ever reached the same degree of popular ity. Everywhere this remedy is rec ognized as the one genuine dandruff germ destroyer. As a result Herplclde has more satlnfled users than all oth er hair preparations combined. Being the original remedy, users ex pect more astonishing results from Herplclde than they would look for from any other preparation and they usually get them. So wonderful has been the success of this germicide that it is now recognized as the stand ard hair remedy of the world. Herplclde kills the dandruff germ, checks falling hair. It Btops Itching of the scalp almost Instantly. Newbro's Herplclde In 50c and $1.01) siy.ee is sold by all dealers who guar antee it to do all that la claimed- If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded. Applications obtainable at the good barber shops. Insist on having real Herplclde. Send 10c In postage for sample and book to Tho Herplclde Co., Dept. R, Detroit, Michigan. Slun Troubles Grow In Hot Weather SICK DAUGHTER 11017 WELL Mrs. C. Cole Tells How Her Daughter Was Restored to Health by LydiaEPink ham's Compound. Fitchville, Ohio. "I take frreot pleas ure in writing to thank you for what your medicine has done for my daughter. "before taking your medicine she j was nil run down, suffered from pains in her side, could not walk but a nhort dis tance at a time, and had severe pains in head and limbs. She came very near hav ing nervous prostra tion. She had begun to cough a good deal and Seemed melancholy by spells. She tried two doctors but got little help. "I cllnnot find words to express my gratefulness for what Lydia E. Pink ham ' Vegetable Compound has done for my daughter. She feels and looks like another girl since taking it, and I shall always feel that I owe you a great debt " You can uh tills letter for the bene fit of others if you wish, as I Bhall al ways recommend your medicines for fe male troubles." Mrs. C. Cole, Fitch ville, Ohio. Hundreds of such letters from moth ers expressing their gratitude for what Lydia E. I'inkbam's Vegetable Corn pound has accomplished have been re ceived by the Lydia E. Finkham Medi cine Company, Lynn, Mass. Young; Girls, Heed Tills Advice. Girls who are troubled with painful or Irregular periods, backache, headache, dragging-downscnsaUons.faintlngspells or indigestion, should Immediately seek restoration to health by taking Lydia E. Finkham'f Vegetable Compound. Polonoun pernplrntlnn onuses rrtxh e, hlvex, blntrhcn. lnippn ami prickly heal, oft.n til b.glnulnv of itrlou kin troubltn. To wiiHh awny the poison entirely apply lh Hlmplo Holutlon M. I). It. I'ri'Hcrlptlon, the fanioun Kpeelllo for Kw.uitiu. Kor 25c we 'iin Ktvo you einouuli to prove that the very hint J. C. PERRY. drops noolhe and Ileal the Inflamed kIUii ub nothing clue cun. We vouch for the wonderful prop ertied of I. I). D.. for we know that It lirlnKn liiBiuut relief for all kind of Bkln trouble yen If the firm regular liotlle cloee not prove thla beyond iiiea l li It will tint tout you a cent. Hot ter axk us about y, . u, today. Tho first purchase of 1912 wheat by Portland firms wae made Saturday, 50,000 bushels grown In Walla W'ulla Bectlon. ATTRACTIVE TABLE FRUIT A very prominent department of our busnicss is fruit, Those who visited our store yesterday were surprised at the immensity of our peach display, People wonder where we pet them, and how it is tthat we have such a superior quality of fruit,. Our fruit buyer is always on the alert from 5:30 a, m. to 7:30 p. m. You can always find good fruit here at prices within the reach of all, NEW TODAY APRICOTS from The Dalles, the kind for canning $1,50 per crate, THE EARLY TRIUMPH, the largest peaches shown in this market 50c basket, $1.35 EARLY PLUMS, the red sweet kind 40c basket. LATE VALENCIA ORANGES, the juciest and sweeteest of all Oranges 40c and EOc Delicatessen Department CHICKEN SALAD , PRESSED CHICKEN Ml i i ANTONINI OLIVE OIL The greatest of them all 50c, $1.00, $1.25, $2.25, $4,00 ROTH GROCERY COMPANY