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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1921)
7, onoi ionoc IOE30I XOE30E lOBXOt 39CSOI O D o The best "buy" in years Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits D o at THE 3IOKXIXG OREGOXIAN. FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1921 D O o D o o a o o D o D o D o You couldn't get such fine quality and such smart styles five years ago at this price. You couldn't get it now if we weren't eliminating practically all the profit in order to make this special price. You'll say we're giving you something when you see what splendid Hart Schaffner & Marx suits you can get here now at D o $39 Copyright 1921 Bart Srhaffner & Mar D o Sam'l Rosenblatt & Co. Gasco Building Fifth and Alder cox 30Z30C FRASER ALLEGED TIF Larceny of auto charged to bl.ce-sky prisoner. and the verdict of the jury is expected by Saturday night. The previous trial resulted in a Jury disagreement. Alleged Violator of Stock-Selling Law Is Dcfcndunt ill Third Criminal Case. Marshall Fraser is a crook, or much misunderstood man. Twice he has been Jailed after organizing stock companies In which the authorities believed he would be the only person to prosper through the investment of money by laboring men. While still in Jail on the second charge and awaiting sentence after conviction on the first, a third complaint was is sued against him yesterday, charging larceny of an automobile. In the language of the complaint, signed by R. Satterthwaite of the (.larford Oregon Motor. Sales company, the charge is "larceny by bailee." On December 15. 1920, Fraser bousht a truck on contract from the Garfurd concern. It was alleged. Under terms of the agreement, the machine was not to be taken from the state. Not long after It was found by detectives employed by the firm in Spokane, Wash. Fraser was accused of shipping it there. Bail was set at J13o. Though it did not appear in the complaint in this case, a further charge was brought to the attention of Deputy District Attorney Stock man. It was alleged that Fraser turned in. as part payment for his new truck, a second-hand truck to which he had no legal title. "HEDDERLY CASE" IS UP RE-TRIAL OF SUIT BY WIDOW IS STARTED. Jury Is Selected and Opening Statements Are Made by Coun sel for Each Side. Re-trial of the rather well-known "Hedderly case," in which Mrs. Lena Hedderly. widow and administratrix of the estate of the late Robert W. Hedderly, killed by shots fired by pro hibition officers while Hedderly was resisting arrest on a bootlegging charge, sued William R. Wood, James J. Kiggins and Delazon Smith for dam ages of 75uu each, was begun in fed eral court yesterday. The Jury was selected in the morn ing and opening statements were made of what each side expected to show to win a verdict. During tne day the plaintiffs' case, conducted by Barnett H. Goldstein, ex-assisia.it Cnited States attorney, was presented In part and will be concluded today. Five witnesses, including the widow, were put on the stand by the plaintiff and they testified to the circum stances surrounding the death of Hed derly. who. according to the defense, was regarded as a bad man with gun and dangerous when interfered u-ith in his alleged bootlegging cp erntions. The defense, which is conrlucfel by AsM.-t.iiil United Slates Attorney Veatcn, will cuuuueoce its case today GRADUATION PLANS MADE Eugene Bible University to Begin Commencement May 22. EUGENE. Or., May 12. (Special.)- The twenty-sixth annual commence ment exercises of the Eugene Bible university will begin Sunday May 22, with the baccalaureate eermon by Rev. John J. Evans, pastor of the First Christian church at Salem. Dr. George M. Weimer of Tacoma, Wash., will deliver the address to the grad uating class Monday night. The graduates this year will be: Classical ministerial course Effie Gladys isiDson. Classical Biblical course Theodore Kalpn Applebury, Gerald Lee Matlock, Edna Cornelius Harriman, Una Hall Pur- nell. Gladys Wells Helseth, John Chester, spongier, tester irwln Jones, Canute- s. Udasco. James Orye Winy. English ministerial course Louis Henry Benny, Lucy E. Pointer, Margaret Olive Pope. Lucile Elizabeth Sheafor. Walter Lewis Straub. School of oratory Vivian Kellema. James Andrew Pointer, William Phene Sutton. School of Music Stella Catherine RfnH. shadle. Ruth Ellen Boyd. Cecile Elizabeth Harding, Loa Jane Reininger. Proressorsliip Offered Officer. HOOD BIVER. Or.. May 12. (Soe cial.) A. G. Lewis yesterday received a telegram from his son. Captain F. C. Lewis, who announced that he had been offered the choice of a profes sorship of military science at the University of Oregon or a detail with the Oregon national guard at Salem Captain Lewis asked his father's ad. vice on accepting the offer. The lat ter recommends that he take the pro fessorship. Captain Lewis has Just returned from an assignment with the American army of occupation on the Rhine. HOZDN YET IN JAIL JLUGtv BE.U REFUSES PLEA FOR GAMBLER S RELEASE. Mother of Six Asks Divorce. CHEHALIS, Wash.. May 12. (Spe cial.) G. G. Brown has been sued for divorce by Myrtle Brown. The Brown: were married February 5. 1907. at Chandler, Okla.. and have six children, aged 4, 6, 8. 10. 12 and 13 Abuse and a life of riotous living are chareed aeainst the -husband. BUY THAT EVERSHARP FROM SANDY'S MAIL YOUR FILMS "In at 1 at 6 They're Done" 124 BROADWAY Let Cub'cura Be Your Beauty Doctor $nat.0ntmnt. Talran.fi. - Fors&mptep 4arcttCtlcvaLAbO(terta.D9tX, Mftidaa.MM. Writ of Habeas Corpus Denied to Winner of $800 Who Lost in Suit Filed by Loser. Again, after numerous attempts, so many that authorities on the subject conflict, sortie maintaining it is the sixth and other the seventh, Joseph Mozorosky failed to get out of jail yesterday by virtue of a habeas cor pus plea before Federal Judge Bean. The petition for a writ by Mozoro sky's attorneys was denied. The prisoner, who has come to hate his prison and makes numerous and frequent pleas for freedom, is held by virtue of a law that says suit may be brought for double the amount of a gambling loss, and that the winner who does not pay may be held in jail in lieu thereof. It was urged before Judge Bean yesterday that as Mozoro sky had been adjudged bankrupt, his imprisonment was not legal. Judge Bean held this was not true, as his Imprisonment was not In the form of a debt dischargable under the bank ruptcy law. The prisoner owes his plight to suit brought by Sol Swire, an alleged loser at cards in bouts with Mozorosky, In which Swire al- How Firestone Maintains Quality at the Lowest Price Level in Tire History (New Prices Effective May 2, 1921) At this time, when the tire industry has revised prices to the lowest level in tire history, the car owner asks "Can quality be maintained?" Firestone emphatically, answers YES! Not only has Firestone quality been maintained; it has been raised to the highest point in twenty years of tire building-. And here is why., Firestone js the largest exclusive tire company in the world. It is a single purpose organiza tion, with every employe a stock holder, directing all its thoughts, labors and powers to one objective the building of the best tire to sell at a price that gives you most miles for your money. Two Plants Two Products One Fixed Idea. Firestone Tires are made in two dis tinct 'plants. Each with a separate duty to perform. Plant No. 1 builds the Firestone Cord which now sells at $46.30 for a 32x4; $54.90 for a 34x4 and other sizes in proportion. Tire repair men, who judge values best, class it as the sturdiest carcass made. Forty-seven high-grade car manu facturers use it as standard equipment. It is a quality choice among Cord Tire users. A 30x3Vz Non-Skid Tire ? ": at $13.95. Plant No. 2 concentrates exclusively on 30x3M Fabric Tires and Tubes. It is conceded to be the most efficient manu facturing unit of its kind here, without waste motion, 16,000 tires and 20,000 tubes may be produced in a day. In April the output was 13,700 tires a day. Firestone dealers help make this $13.95 price possible by accepting a smaller profit per tire on this fast selling tire the lowest price ever made on a standard 30x3 Non-Skid. 'A Safe Guide to Tire Satisfaction. A safe guide to tire satisfaction to day is to buy by name, bearing in mind what that name stands for. Firestone is not only the name of a tire, it is the name of a man who, twenty years ago, adopted the standard of "Most Miles per Dollar" for his organization, and has successfully led that organization, in its fight for better tire values ever since. ' 1 leged he lost $800 and won judgment for twice that sum. Olympia Highway Work Rushed. , HOQUIAM, Wash., May 12. (Spe cial) The largest crew for many months 50 men is at work on the extension to the Olympic highway to the Queets river. The east approach to the bridge over the Quinault river has been completed connecting the finished one and eight miles of road with the bridge. At the west end of the bridge, the big fill has been made and the cut throuerh the hill beyond also is completed and grading fin ished on one-half mile of road. Mads by The Wshl Company, Chicago trice it to 6S Mtf I MAYa thrifty heart J Jrjy beats beneath an J Jls x Eversharp IOC XOIOI A Letter of Recommendation g. A MrtM. , IK., Alwsty'cJ!' 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