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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1917)
OAFLT CAPITA I JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCT.. 16. 1917. THTtW DOCTOR AUSPLO'S SEHTEKCE AFFIRMED Must Serve Sentence for Man slaughterCosts Denied In Criminal Case At the Same Time Don't Neglect Your Personal Appearance jt iJlAMPJCAN?l g sMM n 5700 ours o p comfort- yearly The getting of your winter's coal sup ply isn't half as important as stopping the waste of your coal. To aid Country and family, the most important thing is to buy the quality of heating outfit that will get out of the coal every ounce of its stored-up heat and which will distribute that heat exactly where and when needed. You turn the heat on or off in any. rooms as needed, at a twist of the valve. Besides, there is no -need to burn high- priced coal with ft mcmriiT II Pamatapc VA DEAL Boilers IDEAL Boilers have generous fire pots to hold enough fuel to last 24 hours in chilly weather. The' doors and joints of IDEAL Boilers are machine ground, and are therefore air-tight, preventing heat waste and leakage of poisonous coal-gases. The ideal bargain in heating IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators free you from the ancient pests of hod-lifting, fire-poking, ash sifting, coal-gas breathing, blackening, annual storing, repair bills, fire-risk, etc. In all the world they have no equal hence their use in over a million stores, schools, churches, offices, public buildings, farm and city homes, old or new, in America, Europe and Japan. Money put into these outfits is an investment not an expense. Accept no substitute! No higher than asked for ordinary makes. Fully guaranteed. ' . ... , ., To Becuro oOO hours yearly of IDEAL heat ing comfort and econ omy, ask . fcr book (free) ."Ideal Keat ing." Phono your local dealer today for estimate. The supreme court banded luwn ten opinions this morning. In the matter of the appeal of E. H. Amsden from Lake county on a motion to retax eosts the motion was allowed. The court in an opinion by Bean, justice, held that a defendant in a criminal case caiiuot re cover his eosts. "No provision is to be found in the-statute whereby a judg ment for costs or disbursements muj , be rendered in favor of a party acquit ted in a criminal action," says the op inion. In the case at bar tho defendant filed a cost bill containing an item of $18, for printing a brief. The item hav ing been allowed by tho county clerk the state moved to retax the costs. The motion to retax was allowed and the item of $18 was disallowed. Tho appeal of A. A. Auspland the Portland doctor found guilty of man slaughter in causing the death of a girl while performing a criminal operation was affirmed in an oprnion by Justice Burnett, and Ausplaiid must serve out his sentence. Other opinions were as follows: In the matter of Charles B. Turner, an infant, by R. W. Turner, for habeas corpus versus James T. and Jenctte R. Hendryx, motion to dismiss appeal do nied. Wary J. Pcnnings vs. Peter Giboni, appellant; appealed from Multnomah; petition for rehearing denied; opinion by Chief Justice MeHridc. Albert Adams vs. Clover Kill Farms, appellant; appealed from Columbia; suit to enjoin maintenance of nuisance; op inion by Justice Wean; judgment of Cir cuit Judge Kakin modified. - Frank 8. Bailie vs. Columbia oGld Mining Co., et al, appellants, nppenled from Baker; petition for rehearing de nied; opinion by Justice McCaniant. E. V. Benson, trustee for Bosebnrg Garage, appellant; vs. Harley J, .John son; appealed from Douglas; involving sale of rea property; supplemental op inion by Justice Burnett. A. J. JParrington, appellant vs Andy Weinberger, constable; appealed from Multnomah; motion to recall mandate and correct judgment allowed; opinion by Justice Benson. Clara J. Annand, appellant vs. Emma M. Austin; appealed from Multnomah; action for money had and received; op inion by Justice Benson; Circuit Judge Davis reversed. W. H. Roundtree, et al., vs. Mount Hood Railroad Co., et al., appellants; appealed from Hood River; suit for damages for destruction of property by fire; opinion by Justice Harris; Circuit Judge Bradshaw reversed. This permanent Vacuum Cleaner is best to buy Installed in any new or old building without tearing up anything. Now also made in two-sweeper size for apartments, hotels, office buildings, etc. Lasts for years always ready for most thorough cleaning. Fully guaranteed, in sizes at $175 up. Sold on Easy Payment plan. Send for catalog and know why the ARCO Wand is best to buy. AMERICANRADIATORrOi Write Department -18 Yccn Bu;lo..r.E Portland No exclusive agents Sold by all dealers ... . . . M.VnrW Rntn, Wormter Providence . HarrUbure. Newark, Wilketbarre, Philadelphia, Washington, Richmond , Baltimore, Albany. Syracuse, Rochester, Pubhc ihcwroOTi at Chicago, New Birmiiiham. New Orlean,. Indiananoiia. Milwaukee. Dej Moire., Omaha, iiinneapol, Buffalo, nini,v.oo, ;,..u., "-. " sr:,'- TSSuJJT s,ian.. l Anaele.. San Fraucuco. Toronto. Erautford (Ont.) 3L riUI, SI. U, VtW, wm w, w , - ' r ' - Silverton Boy Now In Medical Service sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stoelham mor of this city He is a graduate of the University of Oregon and was a phvsieian at St. Vineonts and Mult nomah, hospitals for some time. Just Siivm-tan. Or.. Oct. IB. lieutenant 1 before enlisting he practiced medicine teelhammer is the youngest of eight here for about a year. .He voluntarily 1 because in addition to its great food valua it Jaaa &uch a thscinatinl flavor sad the more iti3 chewed the sweeter it taste e 111-I Look fortius slgnatnrv All Wheal Ready to Eat Ciai7--T.U Fuel Conservation One of Big Problems Facing the Country Washington, Oct. 16. Fuel Adminis trator Garfield returned to Washington yesterday facing the fact that many cities had confiscated coal to supply freezing homes. "Save coal," was the cry at the fuel administration, as the situation's ser iousness sank in. "A shovel full must be considered as equivalent to a pound of sugar or a loaf of bread or half a pint of milk," said Director of Mines Manning. "One man's careless and wasteful use may mean an idle factory or a cold house for his neighbor." Commandeering of coal has been re ported from several Ohio cities. Relief measures ordered there will improve the Ohio situation, the fuel administration stated. , A meeting of anthracite dealers and operators with Garfield tomorrow is ex pected to work out steps for increasing production and co-operation in distribu tion. The 75 cents per ton additional being allowed independent anthracite operators will be attacked by the big railroad companies. Garfield was confronted with a 3.4 per cent decrease in bituminous produc tion for the week ended October 6, as compared with the preceding week. The principal cause was car shortage at the mines, especially in Indiana and Ohio. left a good practice to serve his conn try. Lieutenant Steelhammer is now at Charlotte, 5T. C, with the Washington cavalry troop train. FOREST FIRE UNDER CONTROL Portland, Or., Oct. 16. Southern Orecon forest fires, particularly those in the Crater Lake National park, are practically under control, according, to renorts today to the district foresters office- Over a thousand acres of tim ber land have been burned. The fires are not expected to subside entirely until winter rains set in. Sometimes when you think you've got the goods on some guy it turns out to be nothing but green goods. Two White Star Line Steamers Were Sunk Boston, Mass., Oct. 16. The White Star line offices in this city today an nkmnced Teeeipt of cable dispatches telling of the sinking in the submarine zone of their steamers Bostonian and Memphian- noth vessels carried crews of fifty men, supposed to have been saved. The Meiniihian was recently with drawn from the Boston - service and placed on the New Orleans route, bhc was 400 feet long and of 4UbU tons The Bostonian, formerly the Cam brian, also of Boston service, had re cently gone to the rhiladelphia line, She was 450 feet in length and of 3, 643 tons. i New Winter Suits Overcoat or Mackinaw BUY THAT FROM x X i i X THE HOUSE THAT GUARANTEES EVERY PURCHASE THE HOUSE WITH A CONSCIENCE THE COINER STORE STATE AND LIBERTY i - ! I : ' ' VI T. :1 11 .at -.: ::. r. 2 tfixm ! Made KennedyV"" I Star in S RARY MIK1F S - Goldwyn ' Pictures ' Si.' The horse traders of the country might do their bit by observing a cheatlcss day. Tuture ambassadors from Germany are going to have an awful ambassa dorial reputation to live down. r r I TODAY'S NORTHWEST NEWS I wore rushed to the fire lines late yes terday and today. Onu hundred unci fifty men are fight ing fires in the Elk Creek district. .Extensive forest fires at this season are unusual. PORTLAND SHIPYARDS STRIKE. Portland, Or., Oct. IB. Tho federal shipyard labor adjustment board here today dived into its real work of reach ing an adjustment in the Willamette and Columbia rivers shipyard strikes. Tho board completed its orguuization late yesterday. J. B. Kerr was selected as the official representative of the Strikers Attack Laborer. Portland. Or.. Oct. 10. K. P. Duulels shipbuilding interests on the board and shipyard worker, is in a hospital with James Morrison, of the metal trades a deep scalp wound una a bruised jaw, council, and H, A. Melnnis of the wood-1 and eight strikers aro in ,juil here today en shipyard workers, appear for the men I following a near-riot at the plant of tho The board begun today to take evi-i Northwest Hteel company as non-union dence supporting tho claims of the men i men were leaving late yesterday. Folico .from the steel yards. The employers' j reserves quelled the disturbance. - gido of the case will be heard later. Butte Tails Forest Tire. Medford, Or., Oct. 16. The Southern Oregon forest fire situation today is in creasingly serious. A new fire lias been discovered in the Butte Falls district of the forcHt re- servo and is raging uncontrolled. Men Williams Adjutant General. Eugene, Or., Oct. lfl. Colonel John M.Williams, Eugene attorney, today hart the appointment from the governor of acting adjutant general during tho ab sence of Adjutant General George A. White, who, at his own request, will soon see service in France. , Idaho Man Buys Monmouth Property Monmouth, Or., Oct- 1(. The sale of a tract of 135 acres of the old Whito aker place, four miles north of Mon mouth, to C. 8- Chamberlain of Boise, Idaho, for $10,500 was the main real estate transfer in the eonnty last week. This acreage adjoins the Charles O'Brien place and is all tillable land. There aro no improvements. This is the cheapest land per acre that has been sold hereabouts for some time. Mr. Chamberlain is tho second Idaho man to purchase Willamette valley land in the last two weeks, tho Air hart farm being bought by a Gooding, Idaho, man a couple of weeks ago. J. H. Moran of Monmouth made both sales. Ah! That's the Spot Sloan's Liniment goes right to it. Have you a rheumatic sxho or a dull throbbing neuralgic pain? You can find quick and effective relief in Sloan's Liniment. Thousands of homes have this remedy handy for all externa pains because time and tin again it baa prove tba quickaat fetiaf. Sodaaaamlaaay toapphr, too. No rob bing, no atain. ao tnconvanianco aa M rba caaewitb piaalare or ointmanta. If JOM onca uaaSloaaal inimaot.yoewill pararbewilh utit. Gaaaraos used botdaa, at all drafsiata, 25c, Ml, SI.U0. "BABY MINE" BRINGS NEW STAB TO SCREEN The firHt comedy offering of Gold wyn Pictures, Margaret Mayo's scream ing farce, "Baby Mine," which is be- nisr shown rriday, Saturday and nun day at Liberty thenter, introduces a nek star in motion pictures. She is Madvo ivcnnedy, the famous coinedi enne or "Twin Heils," "fair ana warmer anu oiner stage prouucuuus that have been big sueeesse. Miss Kennedy plays the role of Zoio in the picture prseentation of the com edy, which in s:nge form had a run of nearly two seasons in New York, Zoio is a light hearted bride whose vearning for suppers and theaters leads her uncompromising young hus band to abandon her. Her scheme to get him back furnishes the situations around whiehi Ihf eomerty Tevolves. After he has been away for some months, Zoie causes his return with an announcement that a bab- boy has come to the household. I here is no such thing,' but Zoic proposes to get one from a children's home. Hut Alfred, the husband, played by Frank Morgan, get home sooner than expected. There is no baby on hand, and Jimmie, Alfred's friendf (John Cumberland) who is brought into the plot by Zoie, steals a baby from the foundling home. The mother of the stolen child is soon in pursuit of her baby, so while Alfred is rejoicing over the arrival of an heir,-it becomes necessary for Jimmie to get another baby. He orrows" one of the washerwoman's twins and, the first baby not having been returned. Alfred is told that he is the father of twins. The resulting complications make all the fun. WOMAN BARBER APPLIES vice of Uncle Sam if he wants them. Inspired by female patriots who are serving their country, Mrs. 8ndie A. Kitchen, at present employed in a lo cal barber shop, today applied for en listment in the United States Marine Corps hero, but has not yet been ac cepted. Her case has been referred to Washington for final action. So far, no women have been enlisted in th Marine corps, and men of all trades who serve in special capacities must first go through regular military training. However, Mrs. Kitchen be lieves that "battalions of death" "ambulance drivers" and navy yeowo nien are sufficient precedents to influ ence her case. Boston. Mars.. Oct. 15. A shiny new barber equipment, bay rum, witehhazel and a female barber are all at the ser- NEW TODAY ADS WILL BE read in the Journal in all live Marion county homes Try 'em. BAD COLD? TAKE n T They're Fine! Liven Your LiV er and Bowels and Clear Your Head No Headache, Sour Stomach, Bad Cold or Constipation by Morning Oct a 10 cent box. Colds-wlrethcr in the head or any part of Mho body are quickly over come by urging the liver to action and keeping tho bowels free of poison Take Cascarcts tonight and you will wake up with a clear head and your cold will be gone. Cascarets work while you sleep; they cleanse and regnlato tho stomach, remove the sour, undigest ed food and foul gases; take tho ex cess bile from tho liver and carry off the coiisfipnted waste matter and pois on from tho bowels. Remember the quickest way to get rid of colds is ono or two Cascarets at night to cleanse the system. Got a 10 cent hox at. any drug store. Don't for get tho children. They relish this Can dy Cathartic and it is often all that is needed to. drive a cold from their lit tle systems. . There seems to be something to in terest everybody io the new war tax bill. It Is said that even the bootleg gers will find food for thought in it. IEEOOffiDYiCF 10OO LAUGHS presents f , "44 . IpCCWTHE HiTERNATlQTWL . V ;V STAGE SUCCESS . LIBERTY THEATRE Friday, Saturday and Sunday
