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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1920)
THE SUJiDAY OKEGOJS1AN, I'OKTJLAD, JUNE 6, 1920 f- " I Can Afford to Do Business for a Year on a Very Small Margin of Prof it. I You Had Better Go Early, While the Goin's Good S I have decided upon a year of very close margins and modest profits. During the past three weeks I have been much pleased to see hundreds of my customers effect big savings through the opportunity offered by my Real Clothin This remarkable sale will be continued all through this week, during which time I shall offer all . ; Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Suits ONE-FIFTH OFF from regular marked prices. Men who buy suits this week will save many dollars. The table below shows the reductions on the men's and young men's suits: Men's $75 Suits.. .$60.00 Men's $50 Suits. ... .-. $40.00 Men's $65 Suits...... $52.00 Men's $40 Suits. ....... $32.00 Every Suit Included Hickey-Freeman, L. System, Skolny and Other Makes. All Boys' and Juveniles' Suits One-Fifth Off All Children's Fine Wash Suits Regularly Priced $2 to $10 ONE-FIFTH OFF F I shall also continue all this week the splendid offerings in my Men's Colossal Shirt Sale Regular $3.50 and $4 Shirts, $2.45 Regular $5 and $6 Shirts. . . .$3.85 Regular $7.50 and $8.50 Shirts, $4.85 Men's Athletic Summer Union Suits Regularly Priced $2.50, $3 and $4 Only $1.95 the Garment Three for $5.75 Three Assorted Patterns in a Box Buy by the Box Four Wonderful Opportunities to Help Cut Down hiving Costs! Take Advantage of Lowest Prices on Merchandise of Quality T3T7TVT- CT?T T T-TVT1 leading clothier O Ej IN O lis jl JL A 1I vjr Morrison at fourth MURTAGH'S CONCERT "Bow Wow" (Novelty One Step) Don Rockwell Meditation from "Thais" Massenet Musical Comedy Echoes Arr. H. B. M. (A Medley of Song Hits That Are Old But Lively.) "By the Waters of Minnetonka". Laurance (Indian Melody.) Selections from "II Trovatore" .......... .Verdi On Our Giant $50,000 WURLITZER Organ AT 12:30 TODAY r JOE ROBERTS The Banjo King, Added to This 100 Show for Good Measure This week's picture is good mighty good,9 It is a dramatic story of life in the pictur esque sheep country. It offers the First Na tional star of" InOld Kentucky" as a girl sus pected of murder, in love with a man from an other world and condemned by her own sex mid S B V...2 Ml 1 -4 4 tc GEHERAL FLEES IN CART AIDE TO GEXERAX OBREGOJ HIDES IX SACKS. Jijstery Surrounds Tate or Roberto Ccjudo; Carranza's Kepliew Kills Self. MEXICO CITY, June 5. One of the exciting incidents preceding tbe revolt against President Carranza was the escape of General Benjamin iklll. chief lieutenant of General Al varo Obregon. who fled from the cap ital hidden in a pile of sacks in a milk wagon. a General Hill vanished from the capital on the same night as did rceneral Obregon, April IS. The xrs&o-n In which Hill was hidden was stopped by the police in the suburbs of the capital because it did not carry light. While the driver was bribing ih nolireman to pa3S the lightless vehicle. General Hill dropped out of irt back of the wagon ana ma in iu ihaiinw of a building until the police man was mollified. Then the general retried back into the wagon and continued his flight. Mviitrv surrounding the fate of Ttnherto Ceiudo. to testify in whose trial General Obregon was summoned to the capital, furnished one of the tragic high lights or uie i-amu eracuation. With General Arnulfo Gonzales, captured by Carranza gov ernment agents near Nuevo Laredo on April 30, and the aged rebel General Gaudencio de la Llave. Cejudo was taken from the military prison of Santiago Tlalteloco here the night of lay 6. when the Carranza adherents led. Whether he was taken on the Carranza trains the next day and es Jr caped. or whether he was executed. y ntnr with the two others, re mains a mystery. None of them has been located, although several other generals, arrested prior to tne cvacu ation, have returned to Mexico City. Cejudo was arrested, with his staff and 150 followers, at Jalapa. V. C, on March 28, after he had surren dered, received amnesty, been given the rank of general in the Mexican army and placed In command .or a district near Jalapa, where previously he had led a revolt against the Car ranza government fornix years. He was charged with surrendering mere ly to secure arms and munitions with which to aid Felix Diaz. The Carranza. government charged that he had offered to aid Obregon, but Obregon, in an interview given. the Associated Press, branded the Cejudo charges as a scheme to bring him ,to Mexico City, involve him in cnarges oz ireason ana diock. uis campaign for the presidency. The progress of ignacto Bonillaa, formerly Mexican ambassador to the United States and Carranza's candi date for the presidency, from the Mexican embassy in Washington to a camp in the jungles of Vera Cruz and back to a prison in Mexico City, was marked by, stirring episodes. He is reported her to have figured in a shooting affray which occurred on March 28 near Tlalpam, a suburb of Mexico City, which the papers sup porting his candidacy intimated was an attempt to Kidnap mm. The special train carrying him to Guadalajara was stopped near the city by a missing rail. He readied Guadalajara safely, but the incident was the basis for numerous alarming reports. Then came his flight from Mexico City with Carranza. starting May 7 and ending in a dash from the beleaguered trains on May 14. His good fortune saved him from death when Carranza was slain in the camp at Tlaxcalantongo, and he was brought here to be imprisoned until the provisional president de cided his fate. - , PARTY OFF FDR CHICAGO KEPUBLIOAX DELEGATES START FOR COXVJEXTIOX. Japanese house of representatives by the voters of Tokuyama perfecture in the recent general elections, according to the Tokio correspondent, of the Nippu Jiji, a Japanese newspaper here. Mataushima, who Is an inde pendent, recently was convicted on the charge of having misappropriated funds belonging to the Itosaki Dock company. When Captain Felipe Sanchez Car' ranza was captured near Texcoco. i suburb of Mexico City, after, he had been injured while making' a forced landing in his big bombing plane. ne shot himself. Captain Sanchez was a nephew of President Carranza. He attempted to reach Vera Cruz via the air route when Mexico City was evacuated oa May-7. . Accommodations for Washington Representatives Are Arranged at Palmer Souse. SEATTLE, Wash., June 5. (Spe cial.) "Pick . a winner." "We'll do that." With this admonition from one of those left behind, 'and the parting promise made from the rear end of a observation car of the Olympian at 9:45 Friday morning, a delegation of W ashington republicans left for the national convention at Chicago. The Washingtonians have a special car. the "Yukon," and are due to arrive in the Windy City at 11:15 o'clock next Monday morning. Hotel accommodations have been arranged at the Palmer House. The party will be augmented by several eastern Washington representatives at Spokane. . The party which left Friday in eludes: J. H. Sexsmith, alternate dele- ate from the fifth district; C. C. Graeham. Okanogan; W. C. Bading, Port Orchard; Judge and Mrs. Walter M. French, Bremerton; W. B. Jessup, Bremerton; J. w. Jriartnet, Tacoma George F. Rust, Coiby; H. McCrosky, Garfield; Henry P. Jukes, Belling ham; A. Fairservice, Clallam Bay, alternate delegate from the second district; Dr. E. B. Neffeler, Everett Mr. and Mrs J. B. Best, Everett; Mr. Williams, Everett; H. A. P. Myers, H. L. Geary, Underwood; Miss Birdie Campbell, State Chairman S. A. Walker, County Chairman Aylmore and Victor Zednick. Seattle. Japanese Elect Convict. HONOLULU. June 5. H.- Matsu shima, serving a terra in the prison a Hiroshima,. Japan, .was .elected .to the Coal Export Data Sought. WASHINGTON. June 5 A resolu tion by Senator Walsh, democrat, of Massachusetts, directing the inter state commerce commission to fur nish information as to the export movement of bituminous coal with view to affording a basis for em bargo legislation, was adopted Friday by the senate without debate. 9 3W Soars Gracefully and Does the Stunts of an Expert Aviator A scientific novelty of unus ual interest. It -will loop t he-loop, glide, spiral," pan cake in xacc, no an the stunts of a real airplane. Brwrr r aa strl will went ltl Oet In Sent pcc14 hr mall Iter So. 8en4 BUmxrcm. r Jffooey Order. , dob Airplane Co. 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