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TH13 SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 9, 193. 3 THAW EXTRADITED IF COURTS CONCUR New Hampshire Governor Holds Fact of Indictment Alone to Be Sufficient. SANITY NOT PASSED ON Prisoner Remains In Custody of Marshal and Sheriff Pending , "Proceedings on Writ In Federal Tribunal. CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 8. The requi sition of the State of New York for Harry IC Thaw was honored today by Governor Felker. The case now goes to the Federal courts, where a writ of habeas corpus is pending. Thaw was not present when the Gov ernor's decision was announced. He will remain here In the Joint custody of United States Marshal Nute and Sheriff Drew. His attorneys announced to day that they would file Immediately an amendment to their petition for the writ, to make it conform to the new indictment found by the New Tork County grand Jury. The writ of extradition was granted on the Indictment solely, the Governor refusing: to so into the questions of sanity or of guilt or innocence. Indictment la Sufficient. In granting the extradition Governor Felker said in part: "By the petition of Governor Glynn and the accompanying papers, it ap pears that the grand Jury of the county of New Tork has duly returned into open court an indictment against Mr. Thaw. That is sufficient to warrant the arrest, arraignment and trial of the respondent, if he may be found within the state wherein the indictment is pending. It is furthermore sufficient to establish that Mr. Thaw Is if found in any state or country while such indictment is pending a fugitive from justice. "The provisions of the Federal Con stitution and the acts of Congress en acted to give force and effect thereto as construed by the court of last re sort on such matters, limit me to the consideration of the question whether the person demanded has been ' sub stantially charged with a crime and whether he is a fugitive from Justice. Such was the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the most recent case wherein a sister state de manded of New Hampshire the inter state rendition of a person within her border (Muncy vs. Clough, 196 U. S. S72, decided In 1903). In that case it was decided by a unanimous court that the proceedings in the matters of this kind before the Governor are surnrnary in their nature. f The person demanded has no constitutional right to be heard before the Governor on either question and the statute provides for none. To hold otherwise would in many cases render the constitutional provision, as well as the statute passed to carry It out, wholly useless. Mental Condition IVot Considered. "I have nevertheless, owing to the urgency of the demands of his counsel men in whose integrity I have confi dence and for whose opinions I enter tain deep respect given the fullest possible opportunity for the expression of their views. With profound respect, therefore, 1 am unable to view my duty In the premises as including an inves tigation of Mr. Thaw's mental condi tion or of the counsel for the State of New York as to the probable guilt or innocence of the accused. "To do so would hardly be consistent with the mandatory provision of the Constitution that a person charged In any state with treason, felony or other crime, who shall be found in an other state, 'shall, on the demand of the executive authority of the state from which he fled, be delivered up." "That would, furthermore, involve an attempted supervision by myself over procedure of courts of another state in a manner beyond the power of such state control. Such & course would, likewise, involve an inquiry into the motives of the authorities of the de manding state. . Any of those would manifestly lead to the virtual suspen sion and eventual nullification of pro visions of the Federal Constitution. "I have and I shall continue to as sume that the course of the State of New York does and will demand the full appreciation of the dictates of fair play and a righteous and equal administration of Justice." EVELYX GRIEVES FOR HARRY Wife Wishese Jerome Would Letwe Care to Family. MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 8. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw, who Is In this eitv. seemed upset when told that Governor j; eiKer, oi ew Hampshire, todav had granted the New York authorities ex tradition In the case of her husband,. nail y -rv. 1 naw. "1 am deeply grieved," she said. "1 am sure that Harry will be terribly disappointed. If Jerome would onlt stop persecuting him ana allow his family to take care of him he would oe an right. Jay Welch, now married, and the lather of a daughter, Viola. By her second marriage. Mrs. Welch becomes stepmother to her divorced husband. She Is step-grandmother of her own son, step-grandmother and real grand mother of Viola Welch, daughter of her son by her first marriage. If she has any children by her re cent marriage, she will be not only their mother but also their sister-in-law. BALL HERO SHUNS STAGE Wally Schang Turns Down $5000 Vaudeville Contract. BUFFALO. Nov. 3. Wally Schang, the ex-Bison and the wonder of the baseball world, turned down a con tract of ?5000 offered by a represen tative of a New York vaudeville agency for his services for ten weeks on a vaudeville circuit. Under the terms of the contract Wally was to appear twice a day, do ing a "turn" of about 15 minutes in length and was to have received J500 a week. The Wales Center boy flatly refused to consider the offer, not be cause he considered the price too low, but because he had to help his dad "fetch in the taters." This is the second offer to go on the stage that Wally has refused since he proved himself a hero in the world's series. The day after the series ended In New York he was made an offer of $500 to appear at a local burlesque house, starting Tuesday night, and closing Saturday. Wally also flatly refused to consider the offer. INVESTIGATION IS ENDED Home Concern's Telephone Fran chise at Spokane in Jeopardy. SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 8. (Special.) Following the investigation of the Government officials into the telephone merger In Spokane, which returned the fact that the Home Company is con trolled by the Bell, Commissioner C. M. Fassett today took teps toward a re vocation of the "automatic" franchise. In an official communication to Cor poration Counsel Stephens, he asks that the company's legal staff examine the Home franchise and report on the pos sibility of its abrogation. The Spokane phase of the phone mer ger hearing came to an end yesterday afternoon. The officials interested in the probe will continue their investiga tion Monday at Butte. They will take testimony at Helena, Billings, Boise and Denver, in an effort to further disclose the grip of the phone octopus in the United States. After those hearings the Federal of ficials will probably go to Chicago and New York before a final report is made to the Government. Bitter opposition of the Bell Company to the smaller con cerns was revealed in the testimony brought out yesterday afternoon. It was also shown that the Bell organiza tion owns 25.605 shares of stock in the Home Company. ASIATIC BAR IS SOUGHT Washington TTniversity Regents Crit icised by Ijabor Leaders. SEATTLE, Nov. 8. At the closing session of the Western Labor Immigra tion Conference a resolution was adopt ed today calling upon the conference to petition Congress to enlarge the scope of the Chinese exclusion act so that It will apply to all Asiatics, in cluding the Japanese. This resolution will be presented at the Federation of Labor convention. The resolution was offered by Paul Scharrenberg. of the California Feder ation of Labor. An event of today's meeting of the conference was an attack made upon the regents of the University of Wash ington by Charles Perry Taylor, sec retary of the conference. He scored the regents for permitting members of the faculty to organize classes of Chi nese students and bring them into this country to receive instruction in schools and colleges of the Pacific Northwest. GREAT SURGEONS GATHER Difficult Operations to Be Performed at Clinical Congress. V CHICAGO, Nov. 8. Surgeons began gathering here today for the fourth annual meeting of the Clinical Congress of S'lrgeons of North America, to be in session all next week. The congress will bring here most of the eminent surgeons in the United States and many from Canada and Europe. Clinics will be held twice daily at the principal hospitals. Noted special ists will perform difficult operations and explain them to their colleagues. The sessions of the congress will be held in the evening. Baby Judges Named. HOOD RIVER,. Or., Nov. 8. (Spe cial.) Dr. F. C. Brosius, Dr. D. F. Watt and Dr. E. D. Kanaga, three local physicians, will be Judges of the Baby Show at the White Salmon Fair to be held in the neighboring city across the Columbia River next Wednesday. The fair is creating a great deal of interest among local people, who will visit White Salmon during the event. 31. Chaliapine, Singer, Is 111. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 8. (Spe cial.) M. Chaliapine, the great Russian opera singer, who scored such a suc cess in London and New York; has been ill at Gurzoof, near Yalta, in the Cri mea. He is suffering from inflamma tion in the ears, and it is possible that an operation will be necessary. Lewis . Loses December Court Term. . CENTRALIA, Wash., Nov. 8. (Spe cial.) Owing to the small number of cases on the docket and the holiday season. Judge Rice announced today that there would be no December term of the Lewis County Superior Court. ft ! .&a A GOOD REMEDY FOR THE GRIP. NOVEL MUDDLE STARTED Colorado . Woman Weds Father of Her Divorced Husband. DENVER, Col., Nov. 6. When Mrs. "Katie" M. Welch, 43 years old, became the wife of Luther G. Welch, 66, of Ltttleton, father of her divorced hus band, two years ago, she started a novel muddle in relationship. By her first marriage she had a eon. A Wki COLD' A Neglected Cold Often Affects the Lungs Many serious cases of Throat or' Lung Trouble can be directly traced to a cougn or cold which has been neglected. If you notice that a cougn. persists In clinging to you take warning. If you neglect trying to stop tnis supposed trivial trouble the throat and lungs later become affected. In many caies Kckrtian'i Alterative has been the means of bringing permanent relief. In vestigate this case: ' Saratoga, N. .T. "Gentlemen: For five or six years I vas troubled with cough and expectoration. I also had a hi?h fever. My case was de clared Lung Trouble by my physician. I was given Cod Liver OH, Creosote and other medicines, al! without benefit. At Christ mas time, liHMJ, I was not expected to live. Calling Dr. R. H. McCarthy, he advised the vse of JLckman's Alterative, which I took wltli excellent results. I have gained In weight. 1 go out in all weathers and have had no cough or cold whatever. I give these facts to encourage others to use Kck man's Alterative. (Affidavit) JAS. "W. KANALT. (Above abbreviated; more on request.) . Eckman's Alterative has been proved by many years test to be most efficacious tor severe Throat and Lut. g Affections, Bron chitis, Bronchial Asthma, Stubborn Colds and In upbuilding' the system. Contains no narcotics, poisons or habit-forming drugs. Sold by The Owl DruR Co. and leading druggists. "Write the Eckman Laboratory. Phila JelphlA. Pa., for booklet telling of recoveries and addltloi-al evidence, Adv. All the latest and Best Styles Are Here in The Ladies' Some Journal Patterns at 10c and 15c Each Also a Full ' " 1 r 1 Showing of Embroidery Patterns at the Same Prices All Mail Orders Carefully, Promptly Filled Day Received Charges Prepaid on $5 Purchases Store Opens 8:30 A. Notion Bargains 15c Dressmakers' Pins at. 10 15c Dress Shields on sale at, pair. .10? 25c Silk Covered Dress Shields, pr.l6 35c Adjustable No. 5 Dress Shields.25 25c Lace Edge Shirtwaist Shields. . 18 30c Gem Shields, this sale 19 40c Gem Shields, on sale 29 35c Black Panne Shields at . . .25 JLa,mfoskiix The Most in Value, The Best in Quality M., Saturday at 9;15t Closes 5:30 P. M., Saturday at 9;15 Notion Bargains 2c Hooks and Eyes, this sale ... 1$ 2c Ironing Wax, on sale at 1 25c Corset Hose Supporters, set . . 15 5c Pin Sheets, on sale at . 3fi Sanitary Aprons, on sale at 25 85c Large Character Dolls 50 Large spools King's Basting Thread.4 Darning Cotton, this sale at 2 5c Wood Coat Hangers at 3 3m m Pacific Phone Mars. 5080, Home A 2112 $1.25 Values at For this sale we are offer ing a complete line of Ger man Lambskin G 1 o ves. They are shown in tan and brown as well as black and white, and are neatly fin ished with pique and fancy stitched back. They come in two-clasp style. Regu lar $1.25 grade, QO this sale at JlJ tipS- Annual November Wii- tamped Pillow Tops SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES PRE VAIL THROUGHOUT THE STORE Even at this early day we are getting ready to re ceive our holiday stocks bigger stocks than we hare ever bought. And anticipating their early arrival, you may have certain merchandise that we've too much of for nearly the wholesale cost. This November sale undersells all other sales we ever held and by a very wide margin. The values are timely, and at the surprisingly low prices it will be extravagance not to supply present and future needs. Climbing! We are constantly climbing here, ro that the store of tomorrow will be a little better than the store of today. By-Kone achievements servo only to keep the store well up what we've done in the past isn't nearly so important as what we shall do In the future for the bet terment of the business. To pro gress a little each day everybody must be busy, cheerful and love their work. These are part of the high ideals we've laid down for this store's service. On special sale, a fine line of Pillow Tops with backs. All stamped and tinted, in either square or oblong shape. The y come in many different patterns, Including floral, cross stitch, flag, conventional, ' lazy dais y, etc. All stamped on high-grade art cloth or gray and tan tick ing. Regular 50c Off grade at cOC A Remarkable Display of Thanksgiving" "Linens At Temptingly Low "Prices Women who appreciate the really beautiful in Linens will certainly find much to interest them in our fine, large, new stock. Every yard of these Linens is our own direct importation not bought from a wholesaler's stock, but our own personal orders. And-purchased as they are direct from the makers, we quote you rock-bottom prices." We only mention -the more popular-priced lines, but we have offer ings equally as good in the finer grades. Bleached Damask of excellent quality. Comes full 60 inches wide and with a fine mercerized finish. Shown in a varietv of neat patterns. Special Efr value for this sale, yard. v"C Bleached Damask, full 70 inches wide, shown in a large assort ment of floral, figured and dot designs. A linen-finish CP Damask, special, yard. . . vOC Bleached Damask that is all pure linen and full 66 inches wide. Shown in an attractive variety of designs. An extra good 'lULf value at, yard OC Bleached Damask that is all pure linen and is full 72 inches wide. Comes in beautiful designs, scrolls, stripes, flowers, figures and dots. This is our leader and is an unmatched value at this special low price, the yard ........ Bleached Damask that is all pure linen and full 72 inches wide. Very heavy and extra fine, shown only, in choice new designs. This is a strictly high-grade Damask at a very low price. Special tomorrow, yd $1.00 $1.25 NAPKINS to match the above Damask, size 22x22 inches, on special sale at $3.50 a dozen. Tea Cloths of fine, pure linen. They come 36 inches square and are, finished with hemstitched edge, very pretty designs. Spe cial for this sale f -a "l C at, each p A 1 3 Tea Cloths that are all pure lin en. Shown with hemstitched and scalloped edges and in a va riety of choice designs, thirty six inches square. d "l or On sale at, each pl0 Bath Robe Flannels An exten sive showing of the new styles in pleasing color combinations, Priced for this sale at, OC the yard OjC Bath Robe Blankets Of extra fine quality, full 72 by 90 inches. All styles and colors complete with cords to match, fcO f on sale at, each pOU Baby Blankets In white and in colored patterns. All sizes and qualities at $1.25, Cf 90, 85, 60 and OUC NAPKINS to match the above Damask; size 22x22 inches, on special sale at $3.00 a dozen. Sale One-Piece Mouse Dresses An Extensive Showing of New Styles in Women's One-Piece House Dresses at 98, at $1.25, at $1.50 to $2.25 Particularly attractive are the new styles in Women's One-Piece House Dresses and our showing is second to none in variety of styles, quality of materials or lowness in price. Included are both high and low-neck models with full or three-quarter length sleeves. They come in neat patterns and in many colors, as well as in all sizes. They are made of the best standard Percales, Amoskeag Ginghams and other wash materials that are guaranteed fast color. Don't make a purchase elsewhere until you have inspected our lines from : 98 up to $2.25 Fine Silks and Woolen ress G-oods Xr That this store is headquarters for Silks and Woolen Dress Goods was neve.r more conclusively proven than jBBmfr now. Never before were we so fortunate in cettincr to- rf-ffr! gether such complete assort- W ments ot dependable quality fabrics in such unlimited ' variety of styles and weaves, and values are far beyond the ordinary. These items for examples: A New Shipment of Rich Bulgarian and Ottoman Silks 1.50 and S2.00 Yard Tlie most popular patterns and colorings arc united here in an un limited showing both Bulgarian and Ottoman Silks of full stan dard widths and the finest qualities. It is an assortment that must be seen to be appreciated and 3-0U are requested to come and pass judgment. They are extremely high-grade Silks that have been most moderately priced. at $1.50 and $2.00 yard. A Wondrous Lot of New Oriental and Brocaded Velvets at t $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 You may select from an unlimited collection of gorgeous colorings in the new Oriental and Brocaded Velvets rich, effective color combinations in exclusive designs. They are the season's most pop ular trimming fabrics shown in the best widths and qualities; values that cannot be equaled elsewhere at $1.50, $2 and $2.50 vard. New Crene de Chines a t $1.50 and $2.00 Yard The great demand for Crepe de Chines proves how extremely fashionable they are this season. We have these famous Silks in thousands of yards in both plain and crinkled crepes and in every "wanted color. They are beauti fully finished, high-class Silks of soft, clinging weave, that make up gracefully. Full 40 ins. wide. New Crepe Meteor, 40 Inches Wide, $2.00 a Yard ' We are showing an unusually fine quality of Crepe Meteor at the above price. It is a Silk of fine, soft, lustrous finish that comes full 40 inches wide and is shown in all the correct new col ors as well as in cream and black. Come and see for yourself what a very fine Silk this is at $2.00 the yard. Two Great Underpriced Specials in Woolen Dress Goods 36-Inch All-Wool Storm Serges at 39 Yard Best 50c Grade A great special sale of several bolts of standard quality, all wool Storm Serges full 36 inches wide. Fabrics of heavy double weiglft and perfect weave, shown in ail colors and black. Best 50c grade, now on sale at only . . '. 39c 56-Inch All-Wool Suitings at 9S Yard Best $1.50 Grade A wonderful showing of 54 and 56-inch all-wool Suitings, includ ing the season's best designs and colorings plain and Scotch Mix tures, wide-wale Diagonals, Nov elty Worsteds, Tweeds and Chev iots. Fabrics that sell every where at $1.50 yard, at. . . .98 e arson's Greatest Yali iii "Women's Suits Twenty Different Styles to Choose From Shown in Fine Cheviots, Serges and Novel tiesValues to $25.00, Your Choice at . . It's the most attractive exhibit we have attempted this season, as it includes a large range of new models just received this week. For quality, style and work manship you find values that" are absolutely unmatchable at anywhere near the price we quote for this sale, so don't overlook this opportunity if you want a handsome, reliable and stylish Winter Suit and would save in the buying. The assortment includes about twenty different styles in plain tailored or slightly trimmed models. They are made of fine quality Serges, Cheviots and Worst eds, in navy, brown and black; also the popular novelty fabrics in neat mixtures and attractive striped patterns. The Coats are beautifully tailored and are of elegant styles with cutaway front and either plain or slightly trimmed back. lhe Skirts are shown in plain styles with side slit or with slightly draped front or sides, buits that were made to sell regularly up to $2o.00 are priced for this sale at '. $16.50 Seasonable Weight and Reliable Quality At no other store are style, comfort and service com bined so satisfactorily as in our Knit Underwear and Hosiery Section. All the seasonable weights are repre sented in a variety of styles, in which all tastes may be delightfully satisfied. These items illustrate a few of our leading lines: White Wool Union Suits of seasonable weight, form fitting garments, shown in high-neck, long-sleeve styles and with low neck and short sleeves; all are -f CO ankle length; all sizes; special values at P 1 J Silk and Wool Union Suits of exceptionally fine fit and finish; neatly trimmed garments, shown in high and low-neck styles, with short or long sleeves, and in ankle length; all sizes; unequaled in qual- CjJ Q0 Women's Cashmere Hose of excellent quality, shown in black with gray heel and toe ; also in Oxford O C gray; best 35c grade on sale at OC New Lines of Children's Ribbed Cashmere Hose priced at 25, 35 and 50? I
