BILL TAKES BLAME
OFF WAPPEHSTEIH
60e 3-inch Paint
Brashes,
33c
50o "and 75c Fric
tion Bath. Belts,
33c
50e Feather Dart
ers, 12-iru feathers
33c
75e Men's Joek
Strop, Tim brand,
33c
50o doz. rolls Onei
da Toilet Paper,
33c
6C 5-inch rotrad
Hind Mirror
33c
60o Oak Frame
Wall Minora,
33c
60e nanj-ing Gold
Fish Bowls,
33c
40e can Red Porch
Furniture Enamel,
33 c
Ex-Mayor Says He, Not For
, mer Police Chief, Set Lim
its cf Badlands.
40o Carbolineum,
bottle,
Sale of Beautiful -Rose ' Vases i Art; Section, Third Floor
$1.00 Earth qnaie,
Carpet CTeaner,
33c
33i
STATE RESTS ITS CASE
Cm ptaia Power Testifies) Be Or
erred list of rndealrablea Made.
Ix-fenae Score Heavily.
Snitor Also Called.
PIATTLE. Tui, Jone I. The de-
fiBM befaa Ita Inning today In th trial
rf Charles) Wappenatsln. ex-Chief of Po-
lle. accused of accepting a bribe) of
llo.ee for pennlttlne Glaeoa Topper
aad Clarence Gerald to operate two crib
houxt ta th old restricted district.
The proweuUoa rti Ita cas at Boon.
I Ma actloa surprising m miwi"
Rlram GUI. Mayor cf FeattI at th
tlm Wappensteln Is altered to
taken ti bribe. u tha first wluisaa
c:i4 br too defense.
Mr. Gill unaH all responsibility
for eslstenr of the restricted district
during els administration. Replying to
a Question as to Instructions ha bad
ctvea Wappon.'.eln la rclatloa to that
dl.'rlft. Mr. Olll raid:
I Instructed Mr. Wappeasteln aa
soon aa h took office to tiara undelr
ablo women of tha city confined
wirhla certain limit, that I wmw4 all
eorh woma placed within a certain
dtetrtrt. proecoted vigorously, sod
driven from the residence districts of
tha city. I told htm that I wntd Mm
to pat thorn temporarily la what wa
known as th old restricted district
within such limits aa mifht ba ccpt
ablo to tha tho proserutlns- attorney of
th county. I Instructed thorn. If It waa
necessary. t add to that old district
rsrtala bnlldlne-e south of Jecksoa
:rMI. and that thsy should asr what
ahoald bo tho limits.-
CU1 Take All Itbune.
Mr. Ot!l fnrther testified that ho had
Instructed Wappenstela that bo would
not tnlerat any flntna system of undesirable-
woman, and that tf tho City
Council had lot htm alone, ha would not
hav rhanred thorn anythlnaj for med
ical examination by tho beaita depart-
IT told tho fury that Ho and ex-Proo-erutinr
Attorney Georx r. Vanderveef
had reopened tho old restricted district,
had esteMtshed tha line, that Wappen
sola had nothlna to do with It. aad
that tho Chlsf had simply obeyed or
der Captain of Pollco Michael Power.
who a andor Indictment, followed Olll.
ire testified that ho srav orders for
tho making of Itsts of women that ha
mlrht kee-p track of what was mtng en
(Its Klnv street, and that Wappea
steln had e-n thorn only throo time,
and thoa whoa power showod tham to
Mm to refute certain newspaper storla
ss to tha number of women tn tha dis
trict. Senator Xkrhot Called.
Ftat Ftiator RaTph r. Nichols,
ratlod by tho prosecution today. ttl
fiod that a man whoso vole ba took to
ho Wappeosteta' railed hire on tha
telephone anoa after tho election of
Mayor Olll last year and told him that
Tuppor waa a reliable man and Nichols
rn!d do business with him. Senator
Nichols la aaent for tho estato which
owns tho Paris, a lars-e crib house, op
erated by Tnppor from March nntll Oe-
tooor of last year. Topper testified
last week that Wappensteln sdvteed
him to lea so tha Farts, sssurtn him
that Jt would bo allowed to operate.
At the momlnr eeeelon Robert W.
Bore. Mayor OUI's prtvat socrstary.
testified to a conversation ho said ha
ha with Wapponsteln In a saloon tho
dar before tho rrand Jury met. Bore
testified that, la dlsmsslnr tha frand
lurys work. Wappsnsteln said:
"Of conn. It may look bad for me,
bit yoa alTo mo tho Chief of PoMca of
this tow-n. tho Prosecutes; Attorney
aad tho Sheriff, with tho power that
thoy have, or could oiert. and I can a-et
enouah witnesses to prrvm that Prosl
ent Taft makes his linr by selllnf
jkses: but you taka a sqnara sport,
liko Tuppor here, or any man of that
fclnX anj they will not como tip hero
or say I accepted any bribes from
teem. If they do. I haro ot to quits
but they wont."
frtatr-'a Action I SarprU.
tn bis opsntna statement. Wappon
ate's coarssl promised a complsto rof
utstloa of tho state'a caso.
Tha state s snddea rlooa of Its casa
rme as a distinct surprise to Will H.
Xlorrls. chief conn sol for Wapr-onsteln.
and his aasoctatea It brourht out a
protest In a way from Morris to tha
court. Ho said ho was not ready to
proceed until ho had asked Tuppor ona
or two mora question. Tho prosecu
tion effected t recalllnc Topper, but
Jurfce Main permitted J'errls to do so.
Tho defense scored fcearlly twloo be
fore tha aooa adjournment, first, with
Vaor Olll. and. aocoad. with Captain
M t. Powers, who was Inspector of Po
Mro under Chief Wspjvnstrln Tho ef
forts cf the state to proro by Uerald
and Tapper that Wappenareln was one
rf the lofluoncea that put ts restricted
ltr!-t where It was. and waa In a
po!?!on to
g-re.nl special favors, waa
ruUifled by the sworn testimony of ex.
.'aror Gl"w
ROAD'S EARNINGS LOOM
Orycna short Line Makra Keport to
State Tax Commission.
5ALFV. Or. June . Special.)
raorxoat business transactions by tho
( -oa Short Ll e are Indicated la
leir report, which baa Just been died
with the State Tax Commaeeloa. The
r) eamlnas of the road from opera
tors are ihoxo to be in.Tll.Ilt for
11. with oterattnir expenses amount
. ins- to j:l.H4.Tl. The total lawne la
piAi-ed at i:lli.li- The taxes for
te r.t;re II ae In Itle were la.7JT
and for !). HS S1- The taxes la
Oreron frr 110 were SVT.I01 aad In
1V ltll.
The aross earalncs per mire for the
corcrar.y are shown to be l;).)M aad
the exrees cf operation pr aula
wMle the aet earnlnss per mile
re M7e. The equipment. Including
ro'.3cc sock. but exclusive of roadbed,
rat's art similar property. Is valued at
li40.:i.
Barn roatofTIco Thrive.
F.CRNS. Or- June . Speclsi
Ooat of all mall reeelved aad eeet
out by the Burns prstofflca shows
trt x 1.1 4 1 piece of mall were racoived
'aid seat out. Receipts of the
cr1 trre la May show an Increase of
11 tt ceal over Alay e last Jtj.
60 Chlortr-Bro-mida,
bottle,
33c
60cJqmd Soap,
bottle,
33c
75c Bona HxruJla
Kail Brash,
33c
50e Travelera
Foldin; AJeohol
Stores,
33c
60o TaermoiMtar
and Storm Glass,
33 c
50e hieh-f-rade Em
broidery Scissors,
assorted,
33c
75e Men'a 2-Blde
Pocket Knives,
guaranteed,
33c
tl Leather Mane
Rolls, with strap,
assorted,
33c
85c Men's Leather
Walleta. hand
stitched, 33c
60e Children'
Handbags, all col
ors, 33c
L25 new Strap
Purses,
inside pockets,
33c
60e and 75o pura
Bristle Hair
Brushes,
33 c
1 Leather C'urar
Cases,
33c
A Joyous Festival of Bargains
Woodard, Glarke
&
Washington and Fourth Streets
Great
es
-ew .
50e La BlaeheQQ
Powder O O C
25c Satin Skin QO
Cream, 2 for Q J C
50e Sempre Gio- QQ
vine ej e3 C
50e Charlea FleahQ Q
Food eJejC
23e W o o d b nrr'i QO
Facial Cream, 2 f or oj J C
50e MalTina QQ
Cream eJejC
50c Stillman'aQQ
Freckle Cream. ... 3 Q C
60o Cream Eleaja, QO
now only Q Q C
60e Parker Pray'e HQ
Rosaline QQC
50e El Perf ecto QO
Veda Rose Rouge. JJ C
36c Sigma Deodor- QO -izir.;
Powdr, 2 for QQC
60e Danderine, "nQO-
sale for QO C
50c Herpicide, of- Q Q
f ered for only JtjC
60o Capillaris, onQQ
sale for . OuC
50e Mayor' Wal- QQ
nnt Oil OOC
40c Espey'a Cream OQ
on tale for OO C '
60e R. & G. Bril-
liantine OOC
60c Camelline, now Q Q
at only OO C
5 0e Diekevy'g OO
Creme de Lis OOC
50o Robertine now Q Q
on sale for .'OOC
50c Pebeco Tooth Q Q
Paste OOC
25, Sanitol Tooth Q Q
Paste, two for. ...QJC
50c Graham's Cream Cucum
ber and Elderflow- OO
erat OOC
oOo Dnfour Trefle OO
Soap, box OO C
Jorgen 'a La Zamo- Q Q
mora Soap, 2 boies OOC
Jargon's Dnteh Sandal
wood Soap, two QO
boxes. OO C
75o E. 1 G. Per-QQ 50c Dodd's Ead-QQ
fame, ounce OOC ney Pills OO C
25c Antiseptic Soap Sheets,- 50c Cystogen Tab- Q Q
two books on eale QQ lets OO C
for OOC Me Aseptinol Oint-Q Q
Violettea de QQ, ment at ...OOC
P' -OOC 50c Poslam, now Q Q
60e Liquocide, onQQ offered at OOC
-1 t0' OOC 60e Besinol, sale Q Q
50c Radway'a OQp rice OOC
Rady ReUef OOC 5 , XX
1,. . , T7 r 50c Renne's Pain-.Q Q
SS .!'..f!!f.!33c Kmi0d - jjc
50o Salritae "now QQ 60c Ena0' M"QQr
on sale for OOC on sa9 at OOC
60c Dr. Snoop's QQT Dr" KJcliff 's QQ
Diptheria Remedy. OOC Seven Seals OOC
60c Swan's Liver Q Q 50c A. H. Lewis' QO
and Kidney Rem.. QQ C Nature Oil aJaJie.
60c Papa's Sin-QQ 60c Centaur Lini-QQ
retic O O C ment ............ O O C
50o pint RiteswellQQ
Fonntain Pen Ink OOC
100 Cards, printed, QQ
name and address. OO C
60c deck of "500" QQ
Cards, 64 cards... OOC
50c Deck "Panic,"QQ
Wall St Game OOC
50c Deck Fortune QQ
Cards OOC
60c box of PokeiQQ
Chips, 100 assorted OOC
50e Mem randum Q Q
Books OOC
40o box Note Pa- Q Q
per and Envelopes OOC
40e and 60e PosUQQ
card Albums O O C
60c Deck Pinochle QQ
Playing Cards.... OOC
Great
JjC Sales
50e Wyeth's Phoe- QQ
phate Soda Q Q C
60e Sulpho Nap- QQ
thol QQ C
60c Phenol So-QQ
dique O Q C
6O0 Pond's Ei-QQ
tract OOC
60e Chamberlain's QQ
Diarrhoea Remedy OOC
50e Abbey's Salts, OQp
on sale for. O O C
60c Cnticura Re- QQ
solvent O O C
50e Glover'sQQ
Uanga Remedy. . .. QQ C
50c Williams' Pink QQ
Pills OOC
60c Dewitt'a Kid- QQ
oey Fills OOC
50c Wolcott'a Pain QQ
Paint OOC
50c Hinkley's BoneQ Q
Liniment OO C
50c Pin ex, now of- Q Q
fered at OOC
50c Ketchel's Lin- QQ
iment O O C
50c Foley's Honey QQ
and Tar OOC
50c Dr. Wm. Hall QQ
Congh Balsam .... Q O C
50c Mueo Solvent, Q Q
at OOC
75e Auto Drinking QQ
Cups, leather case. QQ C
50c bottle Califor- QO
nia Port OOC
60c bottle Califor- QQ
nia Sherry........ OO C
75c Cribbage Board Q Q
and Card Case. . . . OO C
50c bottle Angelica QQ
for OOC
50c bottle Califor- QQ
Tokay OOC
50c bottle Califor- QQ
nia Muscatel OO C
50c bottle Califor- OO
nia Sauterne OO C
50c bottle Califor- QQ
nia Eeisling -OOC
45e Pt. Imp. Wine, QQ
White and Red, at Q Q C
50c Qt. Pure Con- OO
eord Grape Juice. QQ C
50c bottle Califor- OQ
nia CordT, Apricot OO C
45e Pt CaL Wine,QQ
White and Red, at Q Q C
50o Calif. Cordial, QQ
Creme de Rose, at QQ C
60o bottle Califor-QQ
nia Catawba Q O C
60c bottle Califor-QQ
nia Burgundy OO C
50e bottle Califor- Q Q
nia Zinfandel .... QQ C
50c Calif. Cordial, QQ
Creme de Men the.. OO C
75c Framed Pie- Q Q
tares at OOC
75c Panels 'QO-s
Burning OOC
75e Brass Boxes forQ Q
Piercing .? OOC
75c Brass Panels QQ
for Piercing OOC
75c Hand Mirrors QQ
for Burning .QOC
75c Tinseling Sets, QQ
sale for OO C
75e Punch Sets on Q Q
sale for O O C
75c Oval Frames, Q Q
glass and backs... QQ C
50e Metal Cabinet QQ
Frames OOC
50o Assorted Plat- QO
innms OO C
75c Hand - Colored QQ
Mount Hoods. .... Q Q C
75c Harrison Fish- Q Q
er Heads, framed.. OOC
40c Breast Pumps, Q Q
on sale for Q Q C
50o Atomizers, on Q Q
sale for O O C
50o Bath Towels on Q Q
for only OOC
50o Infants' Sets,QQ
on sale for OO C
50o Celluloid Tal-QO
cum Powder Boxes OOC
50c Rubber Balls, OQ
on sale at OO C
60c Silk Toys, now QQ
only OO C
Nine 5o WashOQ
Cloths for... OOC
Ttert Room and Correspondence Desk adjoining the Prescription Section, main floor. Mammoth stamp-Tending machine adjoining elevator, mate floor.
feLtVSTJT, fourth floor.. Free weighing machine at both entrances. Largest display of pictures and oil paintings in the city,
2 aZr. cSSL oTpland and visitor, to the Rose Fertival are cordially invited to avail themselves of our many conveniences. All order,
entire lourtn iioor 0 proBptiy fmed ud deUvered anywhere in the city or suburbs. Canadian money received at par value. ,
75c new Enameled
Buckle.
33c
50c Leather Coin.
Purses,
33c
75e New Wash
Tailored Belts,
33c
75e full size
Cloth Brushes,
33c
Bed Bug Banisher,
bottle,
33c
75o Solid-back Hat
Brushes,
33c
40c Crude Carbolio
Acid, bottle,
33c
50c Bath Sponges,
each,
33 c
40e Stronger Am
monia, bottle,
33c
Absorbent Cotton,
pound,
33c
75c China Shaving
Mugs,
33c
$1 and $1.25 Sam
ple Razors,
33c
50c and 75c La
dies' Dressing
Combs,
33c
60o "Woodlark"
Pure Spices, Mus
tard, per pound,
33c
50c and 75e assort
ed Tooth Brushes,
guaranteed,
33c
40e Caramel, Burnt
Sugar Coloring,
bottle, '
33c
60c and 85c Solid'
back Waterproof
Complexion
Brushes,
33c
50o and 85e solid
wood-back Hand
Brushes,
33c
40e Witch. Hazel,
bottle,
33c
MURDER TALE REPEATED
MAX SCIB FOR I-IBEX, TELLS
HE BL.OCES riCE-CO.NSCI
Carl B'ora la Tavcom Trial Saye
BroUter, Tyln, Said Blaaaw
Stabbed Htm.
. .-vw . tt-. K Tnn. I 4 S neclal. V
xv. nuos Carl Blora snspocted Dirk
1 - " of the
rnunlar of his brother. Captain T. D.
Blom. was told br Biom on the witness
stand today in the Blom libel case, la
which Blaauw la Ui complainant.
While Blom mad his caaraes aaalnat
hltn. the acoused man too note calmly
at tho attorneys" table. His hands
shook sllshtly durlns tho anoat ana
Uonal toatlmony.
Blom rerlted the eoneeraatlon h aald
ha had with hla dylaa brother In the
Fajirle Part.lock Hospital.
-t aeked him In Knallsh." he said,
alow many uea did Uilr He aald.
. - ..w.i him In Korwsalaa
sratn, 'Do yon know you are cut pretty
badr He replied. '. not very bad.
Ha was aettlna low. Then I asked him
to tell me the nam aaaln. He said.
Blaauw." I ot very excited. I said.
"Tell me once more who did It. He
said. Blaaow' s(taln."
Blom also testified that Blaaow said
to him at Dockton. the Sunday follow
Inc Ul death of Captain Blom. "If yon
mix my name with your brother-a mur
der, it will s-o worso with you than
with your brother."
Movable Sawmill 10 Tour.
GRANTS PASS. Or, Juna 5. (Sps-
PjaX) A portable sawmill la tha latest
innoratlon la tl section In the way of
Industrial manufaoturtns; concerns. It
is owned by H. B. Eaton, of Kerby. The
movable plant consists of a J5-horse-oower
traction enslne and other ap
paratus. It will be taken to tho dis
trict around Kerby to a few days.
Laras or small bodies of timber will be
sawed for farmers and the plant will
bo moved Ilk a thresher In the wheat
valleys of the pralrto atatea. Trouble
will bo xprteaod In cettlsK tha en
Kino over the Hayes HI1L as the road Is
narrow and steep, and to analn has
a tea-foot sweep.
1 6 SEE PUGILIST SLAIN
RILEY COWED FIVE MEX AFTER
K1IXIXG LOXG.
Occupants of Auto Tell of Tragedy
Xear Redmond In Court at Prlne
Tille Wife Is Better.
PRDTETTLLB. Or.. Juno (. (Spe
cial.) Testimony adduced at tho pre
liminary hearing- of J. I- Riley deTel
oped the (act that Riley netted his
wife at Opal City the day before th
murder. .
They Tlslted Mona Adams tog-ether
at a house conducted at Opal City by
Mona Adams and were last seen by her
about 11 o'clock Wednesday 'nig-b.t.
Early th next morning- Riley arose
and took the train for Portland, but
alishtsd from' the train at Madras and
at noon engaged O. B. Daffey to take
him bark to Opal City to And his wife
tnere. Kile 7 went to the Adams house
-- 4'ir Tile wife bad denaxt
ed a short time previously In an auto
mobile with Louie Long and Mona
Adams. Then th sensational chase
by automobile began from Opal City
to Redmond. Blowing out of a tiro on
the first machine caused the race to
be lost and brought death to Long and
Injury to Mrs. Riley at a point on the
road about Ave rulles north of Red
mond. After killing Long RUey ordered the
five men present to keep away from
him or be shot. He then retreated to
the hillside, reloaded his gun. called
ils wife from behind tho automobile,
and shot her through the right leg.
She fell and Riley, thinking she waa
dead, started off over the hill toward
Redmond. He waa captured a few
hours later at Cllne Mall's, about three
miles east of Redmond.
Mrs. Riley Is under a physician's
care at RedmonI and will b. able to
walk again In a few weeks.
A the preliminary hearing Mona
Adams was put under bonds to insure
her presence at the trial next October.
The other witnesses were Jay Saftz
manr chauffeur, who drove Long's car.
With Saftaman H. N. Kllpple, of Bend;
Mrs. Riley and Mono Adams were rid
ing In the car with Riley were Chauf
feur Guffey, Marvin Wood, hotel pro
prietor at Madras, and W. E. Edmunds,
clerk at the Hahn Hotel In Madras.
They testified that they had never seen
Riley before they took the automobile
In which they raced after Long- and
Mrs. Riley.
Riley haa refused constantly to talk
about the tragedy and did not go on
the stand at the preliminary examination.
R. J. G00DFELL0W DEAD
Well-Known Oregon City Resident
Called After Long Illness.
OREGON CITY, Or., Juna 6. (Spe
cial.) Robert J. Goodfellow, a well
known resident of this city, died Sun
day morning after a six months' ill
ness. Mr. Goodfellow, with B. F. Linn,
left a few days ago for Wilholt Springs,
where It was thought the change
would benefit him. Saturday morning
Mr. Goodfellow went for a walk and
waa found later by Mr. Linn in a semi
conscious condition. Mr. Goodfellow
waa brought to thla city, where ha re
mained unconscious until death.
Mr. Goodfellow waa born at Phelps,
K. T October 20, 1855. When young
he moved to Dundolk, Canada, wners
ho married Elizabeth Brlnkham Jan
uary 1, 1880. They came to this city
In 1887. He Is survived by his widow,
one daughter. Mrs. L. A. Morris, of thif
city, and a son, Joseph Goodfellow, ol
Bend. .
Mr. Goodfellow was a member of the
Artisans, Knights and Ladies of Se
curity and Ancient Order of United
Workmen.
(State School Receives Presents.
SALEM, Or., June 6. (Special.) From
the result of efforts made by Multnomah
Camp No. 77, Woodmen of the World,
and the Artisans of Polk County, a new
piano and a moving-picture machine
will be Installed at the Oregon State
Training SchooL When Governor West
was at the Woodmen reunion in Port
land and at the Artisan picnic at Rlck
reall. he called it to the attention ol
the lodges. Tho Woodmen immediately
raised $150 toward a piano and prem
ised that the balance would be forth
coming. The Governor received a tele
gram from H. 8. Hudson, of Portland,
supreme master of the Artisans, today
that the moving picture machine had
been purchased and awaits the order
of, the Governor.