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The Washington times., 1910-01-25
OIL TRUST FACES
INDEPENDENTS SUIT
Case Charging Sherman Act
Violation May Be
Brought.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan Is
Thomas L Hisgen. president or the IN
dependent Petroleum Marketers. As
ISOLATION. LEFT today for Minneapolis,
where he viii attend the executive
meeting to be held in that city Friday
and Saturday
A test suit for damages against the
Standard Oil Company, TO be brought
under the Sherman act which the
Standard has been found guilty OF
violating, will be considered by the
committee. President Hiszen is OPT
nistic over the outcome Of such a suit
He says his lawyers have reported fav-
crably- He adds
"AII independent jobbers who have
been injured In any way through the
monopoly maintain that the Standard
OIL Company should take advantage OF
this opportunity TO recover the money
taken from them By the OIL trust. There
is no question that there is damage
IN fact. all the evidence that the Gov
eminent has IN its last successful case
Is simply evidence Of damage done by
the trust TO the independent oil men
They have suffered greatly at the
n nds OF the Standard, and IL is only
right that they should recover that
y HIGH the Standard took away from
Them b. sheer force A favorable de-
clslon on this test suit viii let down the
bars ali over the country. and would
cost the oil trust millions OF dollars"
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
PRICE INVESTIGATION
. BY COMMERCE BODY

Plans for q searching Investigation OF
the relative cost OF living at the pres
ent time and at various periods within
ten years were launched this morning
by committee appointed for that pur-
pose IN the rooms Of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
The committee determined that the
investigation should be confined solely
to records kept by housewives, stew
ards. dealers, and information IN prod
ice journals Of prices for various com
mOdities.
The report OF the committee VIII
cover all commodities included within
the three necessaries Of life, food, shell
ter, and clothing, and among the first
commodities to be compiled viii be
meats, salt ara fresh, butter, coffee,
tea, coal. sugar. wood, -four, oysters,
clothing, and rents
The chairman OF the committee is Al
len D Albert, IT., and on the commit
tee are:
Dr.. Richard D Harlan
Clarence Moore
Charles ". DaTr-
William T Galliher-
Robert N Harper
Arthur D. Marks
H H Classic
J Louis Willige-
The committee adjourned shortly az
ter noon today 10 meet on Friday ar
ternOOn at 4 O'Clock J Lynn YeaEIe,
vice president Of the National Anti
Food Trust League, VIII be invited TO
be present at that time
The Washington times., 1910-01-25

boiling water to make FIJI quart OF
tonic When your stomach and liver are
right and your blood pure, your step
VIII be spring., YOUR eyes bright. and
your complexion blooming ana charm
ing
Gertrude j The dandrJh. itching
scalp and brittle. falling hair with spill
ends OF which you complain come from
a diseased scalp, due TO the presence
OF germs The SureSt way TO get rid
OF these troubles quickly and remove
the germs viii be to shampoo twice a
month with CanthrOx and rub into your
scalp twice a week a quiniue ha:- tonic
made by dlSSOlvinE one ounce o Guin-
zoin IN half pint Of alcohol, then
adding half a pint Of cold water Use
this tonic regularly and il will remove
the dandrum and irritation stop your
hair from falling cut and make it soft
Harriet s. As the eyes add SO much
TO ones personal charm. you should
be very careful about using unreIia Die
penSable for weak. tired, and inflamed
eyes II YOU will get an ounce of crys-
toS and dissolve It IN a pint OF water,
and put drop or two Of this in each
en- I'd your eyes until YOU probably
viii no longer need to wear glasses
This tonic is splendid for graduated
eyelids and does not smart or burn.
Ella G Winter is 2 trying time for
those inclined to be stout as the ten
GenCy, then IS to gain even more weight
Here is a simple and harmless remedy
that viii not only stop the aCCUmula-
ton Of flesh. but will reduce your
weight II you are too fat Just get from
YOUR druggist four ounces Of parnOtis.
dissolve Il in a pint of hot water, ana
take a tablespoonful before each meal
This remedy has worked wonders
where others have failed, and I feel
sure it viii do you much good
lane = T.-5 04Ie--0- The aDa-+ oc,,,
piexIon beautifier I have ever seen to
soften and Whiten the skin and take
away that OILY sallow, coarse look IS
made from four ounces Of spurmaX,
half pint of hot water and two tea
spOonfUls Of glyCeTine- Apply little
Of this lotion TO your face, neck and
arms. and il viii improve your looks
wonderfully. This IS much better than
face powder, as il does not show on
the face or rub of so easily but viii
give YOUR skin a pink healthy. youth
ful appearance. SpurmsX lotion is mex
pcnSiVe and splendid for ian. fTeCkles.
cold sores, chapped and rough skin
caused ~ nav, penetrating winds
Rear Mrs Martyrs Book. Beauty,
S5--Advt-
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
HIGH PRICE OF FOOD
DEPICTED AT BALL
Masked Dancers Show Staples
Cost More Now Than
in Past.

T=rsouiGcauou in the way OF srotesqUe
Costume emphasizing among other
things thC present cost Of living as COM
perCd with t.rs- or other periods. was
illustrated ri the masque BAN Of the
Crescent Benevolent Association last
night at National Rifles Armory-
There were many unique costumes,
HfrI all had a purpose and they served
well One costume depicted the hicn
cost Of living the members showing
by exaggerated mathematics what a
given sum would purchase today as
ComUa-ed with Ehar II would vurchas,
q Year ago This group Won the first
prize
The personality OF Clifford piuCbOt
helped one participant 10 win the prize
fUT the most SomiCaI costume the prIu-
rluai being wrapped I'm birch bark 20
picture the former high chief Forester
the executive committee i'm charge Of
Tho affair consisted of Louis F-risaTd,
=. Louis Wee, and John w Grover
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
PRICES OF MEATS
DROP IN NEW YORK

NEWARK y j. Jan a falling
of Of at least > per cent in the con-
sumption Of meat at clubs and the bet
Jel. class restaurants IN this city and a
still hiGLe- percentage at lunch count
eTs and cheap eating places brought the
general public of tins city into line yes
1crGay with union men all over the
country in their protest against the
hiCu prices FOR meats Chaged by the
trust
Simultaneous with the large decrease
in the demand prices for choice cuts
o. ueef fell from I TO . cents per pound.
and one large retail concern with a
chain of stores in this city and its en-
N'r"I.S. announced a cut Of . cents per
pound I'm tIe price or pork
Retail butchers in every section Of
The city declared that their trade had
fallen Off lrvm - TO 90 per cent.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
HAIR REMOVERS
ARE DANGEROUS
Physicians Say: "DOn't Use Poi
sOnOus DepiIafories.>

The extravaeant claims recently made b.
INSCRIPTIONS manufactures Of hair rennoEcrs
I'm Sensa tional advertising unquestfonabIy
JUSTLY physicians In cautiOninE the public
against the use Of this class OF depiIatOries.
How many people have been eutlced into
using thesz dangerous preparations with con-
sequenJ injury 70 themselves cannot be es-
tinaated, but only guessed at
Tie preparations above referred TO s-- in
variably IN the form OF creamy pestes, which
are . De spread upon the skin 70 remain
until they dry These contain SuIphide
% Ba<iUrn. an insofuble chemical, which can
not Be dissolved. therefore cannot be alb
sorbed By the skin The vsTy fact that you
ara told 70 leave these pasty compounds on
the skin until they dry and cake and then
1T on with knife f. proof positive that
they are not absorbed II they are. whv do
they SIN remain the skim The most they
can possibly do IS 70 remove the surface hair
which IN consequence viii reapDear stronger
and thicker after each removal
There t. only one logical and scientific way
20 remove hair. Rnd that IS by means or q
liquid containing soluble ingredients. which
can be absorbed BY the skin De Miracle
known al the world over as the only TeaI
Eupsrfuous hair remover Is just such a
preparation II l. easily and quickly alb
E0T5ed. and after you have used II you will
note there is nothing left on the skin Il
leaves the skin free from irritation. and what
Is more 20 the point f. Is absolutely non
poisonous. therefore Il viii not produce &c
zeua OF blood poisoning Remember. 10 mat
ter what claims are made 20 the contrary
no poisonous, paSry compound OF other worth
less coucoction can reach the hair root and
We can prove It
Beware OF the fake free advertisers and
Others Don't be deceived by them Better
take q doctors advice De Miracle Is sold BIZ
E. kanu. Sons & Co and the " 6 Thonnp-
son PharuaCy- We VIII send you a 52-page
booklet containing Tu4i Information concern
fuZ this remarkable treatment. a. well a.
+esrtuouisls o. prominent physicians. sur
Eeous. dermatolozists. medical journals and
the principal ma gaines You should read
This booklet before YOU try anything Write
the De Miracle Chemical Co. Dept rs.
1895 Park ave. New York. simply saying you
want this booklet. and 10 VIII be mailed
EeaLed. a. once
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
BUILDING FRONT
FALLS 10 GROUND
Buffalo Strt cture ColIapSes No
One injured AS Far
As Known.

BUFFALO. y. Z, Jan. z5.-The front
Of fve-story brick building at 30 Ter
race. occupied by Whitney. Noyes & Co.,
collapsed at Il a. m today 1t is be
lieved that no one was buried under the
ruins. Firemen were called and began
digging at once 70 see II there was any
one under the deOTis- The building was
filled with tons Of hay and grain.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
HETTY GREEN SAYS
MEAT IS TOO HIGH

NEW YORK Jan 25--8Irs- Hetty
Green, VINO has more real money than
any woman in the United States, does
not eat meat because she thinks the
price Is too high.
Mrs. Green says she has not Joined
the meat boycott, but she thinks prices
are too high and those who eat u don't
get their moneys worth
There are other things SAYS Mrs.
Green, Just as good and cheaper"
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
Special Notices.

PAY no COLLECTIONS AGENCY OR
any collectors q whatsoever whether TCev
have bills or not, unless they can show
my written permission TO collect for ne
J. T CLEMENTS, 12fI sd St n "
jaG-2tF
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
ASSEMBLY TAKES UP
LARGE LAND CLAIM
Virginia Body Considers SWanson's
Special Message Regarding
Coded Tract.

RICHMOND. Va Jan. 25.-The gen
eraI assembly today began careful con-
sheraton Of the special message Of
Governor Swanson. in which the chief
executive OF the State sets forth that
virginia probs bly, IS q valid claimant
for 81. 900, 90 from the Federal Govern
meuI for land coded by iTEfnis TO
form the States Of Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Ohio and part OF Minnesota
Al Yesterdays session Of the general
assembly Delegate Oliver. OF Fairfax.
broke TIE monotony by declaring that
there were more drunkards in dry
communities than there were IN wet
ones
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
Health and Beauty Talks
BY MRS. NAE MARTIN.

B c V Il is to your credit that you
wish TO remain young looking q s long as
possible a pleasing complexion goes
far toward smoothing the way through
life The regular use of a good com
plexiOn cream does much TO preserve
the youthful contour OF the face, keep
ing the flesh firm and the skin smooth
and veIvety. You can make a grease
less cream al home as follows Get
from your druggist one ounce Of almO-
zoin and put il in half q pint Of cold
va ter, adding two teaSpOonfuls Of glyC-
crime Stir and let stand over night be-
fore using. This cream jelly thorough
" cIeanses the pores Of the skin taking
out all dust, oil, and CRIME. It's reSu-
lar use tends TO make large pores
smaller and prevent bIackheads- It
keeps the skin soft. pIiable and fresh
looking. and removes tan, freck1es and
skin piTuples- AImozoin cream jelly can
be used both as a massage cream and
face cream, for il contains nothing
that might cause a growth OF hair It
IS splendid for chapped face and hands
The Washington times., 1910-01-25

Miss NJ. j. It is no wonder that your
friends think you wear A switch The
light streaks in your hair are the result
of shampOoing with soap. All sOap and
many rFSsdy-prepared ShampoOs conta in
aIkaH. which takes the very life out or
the hair and leaves IL dry, dull and brit
tie WheT YOU wash your hair be sure
TO use a good and relia ole shampoo,
and YOU viii note q big Improvement
in your hair The shampoo I always use
myself and recommend t. nv friends
IS made by diSsOlVing a teaspoonfuI Of
CanthTOx in a cup Of hot water. This
shampoo can be prepared at a very
small cost. It fathers fine. cleans the
hair and scalp splendidly and relieves
itching scalp Il dries quickly and
makes the hair bright soft and fluffy.
You can get a canthrox shampoo at
almost any shampoo parlor If YOU ask
for II, or you can buy canthrox at any
drug store and make the shampoo your
self
winter tends to play havoc with health
and beauty. Lack Of ambition and loss
Of energy, that feeling of ooh. what's
the use2' deranged digestion, a torpid
liver and accumulated impurities Of the
blood bring about sallowneSs. apimpIes
liver blotches, and a most diScOura Eing
and unsatisfactory reflection when one
looks in her mirror You must get ali
the fresh air YOU can. and let fresh
air into your rooms Five minutes be-
fore each meal and before bedtime take
4 tablespoonful Of tonic made as fol-
lows Dissolve one-haIf teacupfuI Of
sugar and one ounce of karfIsne in a
half pint Of alcohol and add enough
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY

WashIuE tOn, d c. January 90 1910
The annual meeting Of the shareholders
Of the Washington Gas Light Company
for the election Of directors and for such
other business as may properly come be
fore said meeting. VII be held At the
office OF the Company. Nos 1851
Tenth street northwest MONDAY. FEB
RUARY :. 1910. at II O'CLOCK NOON
The polls VIII be open from p O'Clock
noon 70 1 clock D n
WILLIAM b ORNF.
ja50-1st Searerary.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
TEMPTING MENUS
WITHOUT MEAT


BREAKFAST.
Corn fakes or PuRed rice
Scrambled eggs.
Dreamed potatoes.
Baked sPpIeS- Hot bread, chOcO-
late or coffee
LUNCHEON.
Fruit sandwich.
PURGE of bean soup and sailed
waters.
Boston brown bread
Preserves OF fruit.
Matted milk, tea, or coffee.
DINNER.
Vegetable sOup.
EscaiIOpcd tomatoes. Brussels
sprouts. Drowned potatoes
Baked fish, bread stuffinE-
Lettuce and celery salad, French
dressing.
Cranberry sauce
stuffed figs Nuts and rHisins
The Washington times., 1910-01-25

PILES CURED IN 6 TO Is DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT IS guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching, Blind. Bleeding. o. Pro
trUdinE Plies in 10 "a days money re-
funded Ecc-
The Washington times., 1910-01-25

Buy the Sunday evening edition of
The Times. The entire proceeds of next
Sundays sale go TO the Home for the
blind.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
OFFICER IS HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE
Illicit Whisky Sales Said TO Have
Caused Double
Tragedy.

BLUEFTELD. Y. Va Jan. John
waldron, deputy sheriff Of Mcdowell
county, Is held under a charge Of double
murder. WsIdron Is said TO have shot
and killed Ben Tate Sunday night and
so seriously wounded Wade Gillespie
that he died yesterday morning.
The shooting occurred in connection
with an investigation made by Waldrou
into the charge Of selling Illicit whisky.
The deputy alleges that the two men
assaulted him with beer bottles Wal
dron was reappOiuted a few days ago
The Washington times., 1910-01-25

OUR COAL Is FREE PROM DIRT
because We screen every load before delivery.
This Is one q the many reasons why YOU
should place your order with r J. & N c.
GRACE. Tel Lincoln zg3- 9Th and r SITS Ne
1aE-2t
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-10-28

yMtow ia The i;'r:c to pre-
~ pare for winter. Get
your order fo: cold
weather clothes filled while
our stock is complete. We
just received our fall ship
z..es1t If h1en'5 Furnishings
and will he glad 60 show
you our line, Il costs you
nothing 10 lncpect our new
stock. Prizes lowest yet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-31
Monday AL his nome in Evanston.

Monday at his home in Evanston.
Mrs l. Gust and little daughter of
Carondulet avenue were out of visitors
Monday.
A large crowd attended the comet
dance given at the Hegewisch Opera
House last Saturday evening and a
good time reported.
Fire broke out at the gardeners, just
south of the Chemical works last Fri
day morning. The alarm was sent IN to
the Hegewisch fire department, which
was on the grounds In a sshort time,
and the fire extinguished. The in
terror of the house was all burned
out.
Mrs. Brennan and little son of Ham
mond called on Mr.. and Mrs H B. Reed
of Carondulet avenue Sunday after
noon.
The Parents club of the Henry Clay
school held their meeting in room of
the school house last Friday afternoon.
Among the interesting features of the
afternoons program was the moving
pictures and proved to be very satisfac-
tory. The next meeting will be held
the latter part OF June.
Oliver BaIlinger of Logansport, Ind,
is here visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs w. La vettie of the
East Side spent Sunday afternoon call
ing on friends and relatives here.
Mrs. E. N. Hurd and daughter, Mrs
V. w. O'Roark. were Chicago visitors
last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A Beckman went to
the latter's home at Lake Station sat
urday evening to spend Decoration day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Malm-
stone.
Miss Violet Peting spent Sunday aft
ernoon with friends at Roseland
Mrs. Christianson and children spent
Sunday at the cemetery in the city
Miss Eleanor Martindale left here
| last Saturday for Kentlen, Ind, where
she will visit friends
Captain Bea1 and E. N Hurd attend
ed the G. A. r. services at the Ham
! mond NJ. E. church last Sunday morn.
ing.
A. T. Anderson OF Commercial ave.
| nue. visited the Oak Hill cemetery al
Hammond Decoration day
The Ladies' Aid society of the Hege.
| wisch NJ. E. church will hold their reg
ular monthly business meeting in the
| rear room of the church next THURSDAY
afternoon. All members are urged tc
| be present.
| Matthew Ballinger is reported very
| i'll again at his home
| Smith Hurd and daughter, Alice, O.
Chicago spent Sunday afternoon witt
E. N Hurd and family of Howard ave
| nue..
| Mrs. William Collins of>Morocco, Ind.
is visiting her daughter Mrs. j. Pater
| son. of CaronduSet avenue at present
| Quite a number of Hegewisch PEG
pie attended the comet party at Rose
land last Friday evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-31
Crown Point Contest.

Although the result of the county
athletic meet on Saturday was dis
appointment. as far as Crown Point
people are concerned. the county seat
students landing in fourth place. the
same is to be expected when only about
one-third OF the original team takes
part in the contest, leaving the local
school in a weakened condition. Ow-
ing to the inability of some, through
previous injuries. to take part in the
contest and the appreciable lack Of
interest shown by other point winners
for Crown Point. the local school was
seriously handicapped, with the disap-
pointing results following. The crowd
at the fair grounds was not up to
standard in the way of numbers and
there was an evident lack of interest
and enthusiasm as has marked con-
tests OF like nature in previous years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-31
IT'S The SURE
DANDRUFF CURE

Men and women. be sensible, what's
the use Of wasting time and money
trying to drive dandruff and dandrur
germs from the scalp when Summers
guarantees Partisan Sage 20 completely
rid your scalp Of dandrufr in two weeks
. or money back.
Mrs. E. J. Moreau, 9 Oak street, Con-
cord. N. H. wrote Nov. 1, 1909. Paris
ian Sage has done wonders in nv case
as dandruf cure. for my scalp was In
a bad condition.
is making It's appearance fast Am still
continuing its use"
| In over a thousand towns in America
news OF the marvellous cures Of Paris
ian Sage spreading. 1t is un-
doubtedly the greatest hair grower In
the world.
| 1t VIII stop itching scalp and falling
hair in two weeks, or money back
| 1t refreshes the scalp, gives it a de-
lightful, comforting feeling. and is not
sticky or greasy.
1t puts the radiance of sunshine in
to woman's hair, and women who use
II regularly are sure to compel admira-
ton. 1t makes women's hair grow pro.
fusely; yet silky and lovely
| A large generous bottle only costs SO
cents at druggists every and at Sum-
| every bottle.
Mail orders filed. charges prepaid, by
Gironx Mfg. c., Buffalo. n. Z.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-31
Memorial Services.

Despite the cold, threatening wealth.
err of yesterday, Memorial day at the
county seat will go down into history
as signal success. the interest taken
in the obervance of the day equalIing
ard surprising all previous ones. The
parade to the cemetery in the morning
was a good one, John Brown, marshal
of the day, heading the long process
sion composed of the civil war veter-
ans, Sons of Veterans, the Foresters
and Woodmen lodges and various
Crown Point citizens in automobiles
and rigs Appropriate exercises were
held at the cemetery over the graves
OF the departed heroes who have an
swered the last roll call in the past.
In the afternoon a large audience
filled Central Music hall to listen to
the memorial exercises by the Crown
Point schools, which were quite
lengthy and very good.
The ball game between the River
views and Crown Point, in the after
noon, served the crowd in the way of
pleasure and amusement, and in one of
the best games seen this season the
locals trimmed the Chicago team to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-31
SOUTH CHICAGO.

An unknown woman was struck by a
Windsor Park street car Saturday
evening at 7:45 in front of s. Lederer's
store, Ninety first street and CONNER
cial avenue. The woman had attempt
ed to pass in front of the car, which
was standing on the corner, and as she
attempted to pass the motorman start
ed his car and knocked her down,
slightly fnjuring her.
Miss Marie Kills of Superior avenue
was Cheltenham visitor yesterday.
James Henacy Of Parkside visited
with AL Jones of Buffalo avenue Sun
Miss l. Jensen was surprised at her
home Saturday evening.
The junior-seniors of the South Chi
cago high school will give an elabor-
ate dancing party at Lincoln hall Fri
day evening. All the members are
working hard for the event which will
undoubtedly eclipse the former dances
given by the aggregation.
Andrew Carr was instantly killed
when a cylinder head blew out of a
an engine at the A C. station of the
Illinois Steel company. He has a wife,
who is living in the old country, and
brother, residing at zoos Greenbay
avenue.