.3. july 17, 1:: 3.
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See Full Particulars
about Pit, page 4
Cellared by TKIamock Paopla
t jThat Defendant Will, .Da! A4
7 a quitted of Chars. , '
at 8 a.m. "
Cjat Perry
Sal Ucrry
17f.cS D Crew
mua Cicrear
NO NEW POINTS WERE
BROUGHT OUT TODAY
Jamee Thompeon't Evidence Tatar
day: Afternoon Wu Strongest the
. Proecutloa Hu , ScurtJ . la th
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IPh OOLDBN EAGLE
- (IpeeUl Dtptc to Tb Inaraat)
' Tillamook, Or., July 17. That Abram
Hembree will be aoqaltte of the eharga
of murdering hla wife and - daughter,
than cremating their remaina In hla
. house to eorar up tha evidence of hla
crime, -4a tha general ballet hero alnee
hearing .'tha. testimony-at thla morn.
Inge seealon of tha trial. "
f. ' Several witness were called to tha
tand thta morning, but , nothing new
" waa Introduced, anil It la generally be
lieved that facta sufficient to eatabllah
" tha prisoner's gulit have not bean Intro-
dueod. -. - ,
- ! '.-4 Square StlU Stunaiaf. "
That after tha. Herabree houaa bad
practically burned to tha ground there
waa atlll a , aeotion about seven feet
. square from which tha flainea leaped,
fire or aix feet high, aa though aorae
thlng had been piled up there, making
It burn longer than the reat of the atruo
ture, was tha teatlmony of Jamea
' Thompson. "Who appeared as M wltneea
yeaterday afternoon. Thla portion of
the fire, Thompeon aald, waa where the
charred bonea of Mra. Hembree and bar
' daughter Or were found. v ,
Wot Worried About JTaaaUr. ' " '
- Thompeon, with tile brother-in-law
and alater, Mr. and Mra. JL I Hoyt.
were tha witneaaea called 1 yeaterday.
" Thompeon. testified ' that about :
. a. m., December If. Hembree ruahed up
to the Hoyt home on Band Lake, where
the wltneea resides, but half-clad and
Informed Thompaon that hla house bad
burned and 'aaked If hla wife and daugft-
; , ter were ,there.- Upon learning, that" hla
family bad 'not aought -refuge at the
Hoyt home, Hembree entered tha houaa
. and requested Thompaon to go and look
for them at the nelghbora' houses. He
told Thompson that when the fire broke
out he rushed to tha stable and hla
' wlfa and daughter went back to the
houaa for soma of tha things- they had1
left. . When he returned from the. stable
his family -waa. nowhere to bo seen, and
he supposed they . had made their way
to tha Hoyt home. - ' ". :
Sraded Qaestloms.
According to tha teatlmony of the wlt-
- aesae Hembree waa extremely nervous
about answering questions, but did not
seem alarmed over the fata of his wife
and child, being perfectly willing to eat
breakfast: and retire, allowing them to
take cars of themselves. :
' When Thompeon returned from tha
ruins of. the Hembree home, tha aeouaed
man aaked him If ha bad found hla wife
and-daughter. ' Upon Thompson glvlntf
; him a negativa reply, Hembree said, ."I
thought you wouldn't."
Later Thompeon and a man .named
Ellsworth went to' tha ruins of the
b timed house and commenced to explore.
' They aooa discovered soma bones In an
' Old stove. These bones were Introduced
aa evidence and were Identified by the
wltneea. . They were thea identified as
Imman skull bones.
-.' Yaoe Waa Braised.
- Scratches and bruises which Hembree
had on , hla face when ha appeared at
' the Hoyt houaa bo waa inclined to be
reticent about, the witness said, appear
ing nerveua when questioned and trying
to avoid anawering.
Under orosa-oiamlnatloa by Attorney
M. I Pipes, for tha defense, Thompson
remained unshaken, answering the at
torney promptly and refusing to become
eonfuaed. -
BURGLAR IS FATALLY
SHOT BY. POLICEMAN
CBeeeUl Dkpetrh to The JoaraaL '"
Spokane, July 17. An unknown man,
without a acran to - Identify him. waa
fr"T-lh"t fi-ly'Va tnftrniinj y f;
chants jpolloeman H. W.- Hood, who
heard men working In the jewelry etore
of. John Edwarda. While Hood waa
waiting under the rear window the man
dropped down In front of him. The two
men clinched and Hood elaima tha man
drew a revolver, tripped him and ran.
Hood fell to the atepe and challenged
tha man several times, then fired four
or live shots, . The policeman on - the
' beat appeared when tha man waa dlaap-
- " pealing.- v; - - --1 1
Tha policeman took, him to tha hos
pital, when bi fell wounded. Three, of
the shots took effect, one through the
' pit of tha stomach, one above tha left
knea and the other In the right knee.
He will die.' Officer .Hood bears a
mark on his cheek where tha man struck
; him with his gun. .
WEYERHAUSER TOWN
-THREATENED BY FIRE
' (Bperial ttepetra te The learaaLt
Spokane, July 17. A big fire started
yesterday In the pine timber nine miles
above Potlatch, Idaho, ' Shovels and
bucketa were ordered from Spokane and
every precaution la being taken by tha
Potlatch Lumber company with hun
dreds of men to keep the fire from wip
ing out the town. Potlatch was built
by the Weyerhaueer syndicate and has
100 houses, a depot, which was built this
summer, and the largest sawmill In. tha
United States, under construction.
Tha fire broke out In the company's
camp near Harvard. One hundred thou-
aand feet of - akldded - logs " wars da
atroyed and the flamea are raging In the
atandlng timber. Work at Potlatch will
- close and all tha men, taken to tha front
to right the fire,' . 1 .
GATHER EVIDENCE IN
ACTION FOR DAMAGES
' (pelai Dlapetea Is The Jearsal.)
Weeron. - Or., July 17. Three Salt
lAka City attorneys have just been In
the city for tha purpose of taking depo
sitions of witnesses whd met Mrs. Hel-
' ana Bnberg, who haa brought action
for HI. 000 damagea .-against tha O. S.
t N. company for Injuries sustained
In an accident a few months ago when
coming from Salt Lake to thla plaoe to
visit a-brother. Two of tha attorneys.
-Messrs, Jones and Smith, represent tha
defense, and Attorney South tha plaint
Iff. Mra. Bnberg waa In Weston Im
mediately after tha accident, and her
friend and relatives hero understand
the nature and seriousness of tha In
juries. -It prom late to be aa Interest.
wmm
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Be sure to investigate our $1.00 shoe sale. This will be
and cleanup of shoes' in the history of Portland
the greatest clearance
clearance sales.
'"rAnotheflotfriboirt of.
llzn 7onien'sXa:j,r.alsses' Shoes
$3.S0 and $4.00 shoes, all on one table. Your choice of
any pair of the lot, no matter what the for- i f?
mer price- was, for ...... . ... ........ ..... ,$LD
-"',. ,. .... ! . 4 , ' . 'V-
This lot 1 includea the world-renowned "QUEEN,
"VIOLET" and "IMPERIAL" makea of womeft'a
ahoea, "PACKARD," "KINO," "HANA" and other
celebrated makea of men's shoes; styles and leathers
too. numerous to mention; every kind and style is
here. Pick your choice while they
last for. .......... . . . . . J . . 7i i 1 aaVO
On Saturday the whole of our center aisle on the main floor win be taken up
; witn taoies overtiowmg with .
grains in
Eyery pair will be placed in this lot regardlesa of cost or value. Every pair
must do soia, as we cannot carry tnem over to next sea
ton. All our shoes sold at $2.00 to $3J50 will be on one
large table and. will all be sold at, per pair...........;.
This lot consists of 500 palrs.of
vuue. very pair
$.100
Men's and Misses' Shoes and Oxfords
In black and tan calf, vie! kid, Russia calf,' patent calf; enameled colt, gun
metal and French calf, in all the latest stylish models, yf A r r
from the leading makers of, $2.00 and $3.00 shoes. All S II fl BO I
at, per pair.., ....... ;.V,..,......i.......;,.....e4 R 9JJ
Children
Shoes
In lot number three ; all open for inspection out ofthe
cartons ; pick them over and get the best; not a shoe
in the lot worth less than $1.00, most of them worth'
$1.50, some worth $2.00; all styles and kinds for the
boys and girls ; high lace, low shoes, ties and suppers r
made for rough wear and for dress occasions. Therev
are about 250 pairs all told, so "you better a -hurry".
' Your entire free choice of the lot for. . ulIC
In the Men's Section
For Saturday we offer MEN'S FANCY VESTS in plain white
duck with black designs, plain and fancy tans, striped flannels;
regular $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 vests, at, respectively, $ 1.49,
91.79 and . . . . ... . . , . . . . ... . ..... ..... ....... . . . .$1.98
GOLF SHIRTS, in attractive fancy patterns; 75c and $1.00 val
1 uea.
"50c, 75c and $1.00 NECKWEAR, four-lrZ-hands, tecks, batwing,
Ascets, English squares, midgets, etc. Saturday at..24f, 48
v .. . . ' , 1
Stationery
CREPE PAPER, best grade college crepe, in all colors; regu
lar 10c rolls. Saturoy.,.......................;,v...8
PAPETERIE Large line of 25c boxes of fine quality paper and
envelopes in fancy boxes. Your choice ....... 12e
HAND MIRRORS, celluloid, rosewood and mahogany backs,
oval and square French plate beveled mirrors. - Saturday. ..15e
LARGE PEN AND INK TABLETS, fancy covers with blotter,
good grade of paper; worth 10c Saturday. ................5
American Pencil Co.'a "BEATS ALL" 5c lead pencils. Sat. .1
In the
APRON CHECK GINGHAM standard brands. Saturday,
' per yard ., .. .... . .". ... . I ............ . ... 5
GINGHAM DRESS PLAIDS and CHECKS. Saturday. . .6ct
BLACK HIDE SHIRTINGS, 36 inches wide; regular price 15c
Saturday. ...... .......... . . . .lle
SECOND REDUCTION
54-inch wide unbleached TABLE LINEN, extra heavy; regular
35c quality. Saturday. . . . . , .'. . . ... ...... ... . . . .29e
68-Indi wide-bleached TABLEL"INEN ; 75c quality. SaturT
day sfscial.'.,. ............501
BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS, heavy, large size, fringed;
regular 25c values. Saturday.,... .....14e
Dress Goods
LAWNS and BATISTES, In fancy stripes, all shades, patterns
and colors; formerly 15c and 12c per yard. '. Saturday all at. lit)
FOULARD SILK PATTERNS, beautiful colorings and designs,
all the newest patterns. Special............. 14V
FRENCH LINEN BATISTES, in linen colors with white and
fancy stripes; 25c grade. -' Saturday for. .18aV
.... Quantity limited. r . , . -,
HENLY SERGES, In shadow plaids and checks, in gray and
cream mixtures. - Saturday . . . , . . . ; . . .V; ...... .18
BLACK MOHAIR. 36 inches wide, also in cream; extra good
value at 50c Saturday. . . .. .77777. .......... . 7. ...... . . .39
TAP WASH SILK, 22 inches wide, 3 shades of gray, Nile green,
hunters' green, cardinal, red. black, light and Alice blue, pink ,
and lavender, cream and white. Saturday. . 7. . . . . . .... . . .25n
TURNOVERS, Mrtran rianrl r!ranmfprtr, flnaat quality-Hnan;
artistic designs. Saturday xaf
EMBROIDERY SHIRTWAIST PATTERNS at one third off
the marked prices. Numerous handsome patterns; no two alike, .
at .. 7. ; . .w , . . . . 7... ..... 7. ....... . . . .ONE THIRD OFF.
. f 'V
;CLOAK AND SUIT, SECTION On Our, Spacious Balcony.-
White Washable Suits
We will place the small lot of these high-class, stylish SUM
MER SUITS (about 60 Suits) on sale to close them out at 98c;
-not a suit in the lot worth less than $2.00 and many of them-
'"'.a. ' aTr ' a m w s y m . " '
Clearance
Prices In Other Sections of This Progressive Store
worth more. . Your choice while they last. .9S4F
WHITE LAWN WAISTS, embroidery and insertion trim
mings; worth $1.98 and $2.50. Saturday at.7.............98
WASHABLE WALKING SKIRTS, in denima, blue, brown and
gray, linen crash and linen tailor-made, strapped and stitched;
at 98a and 7. .... . ; $1.49
'Two Ribbon Specials - 7
Dresden An Silk RIBBONS, 4 inches wide; 50c value. Satur
day, per yard . . . 7. 7. ........ ."7. . : . 7;. ... . . . ... . . 19c
, Gauxe RIBBON, fancy shades and pretty patterns, aU widths.
Saturday ...8
Underwear Section
Fine fancy ribbed VESTS, sleevelets; good value at 20c Sat
urday at .10
Extra fine fancy ribbed jyESTS, sleevelet Uce trimmed: 25c
Extra fine Swiss ribbed ,VESTS, silk and ribbon trimmed; ex
ceptional value at 35c. , Saturday. .25
Swiss Ribbed VESTS, torchon lace and silk ribbon trimmed and
lace shoulder straps; worth 50c Saturday............... 35a
NAINSOOK GOWNS, slipover, VaL lace and embroidery yokes
with ribbon trimming, elbow, lace trimmed sleeves. Sat. $1.25
xW: : Sun Bonnets
In aU colors of the rainbow; formerly 25c. Choice Saturday. 15a
Hosiery Section
: ' :
LADIES' LACE HOSE, in blue, pink, gray,' brown, tan, black
and white, beautiful openwork effects;, Saturday..,. 7.7. .24V
LADIES-BLACK HOSE, spliced heel Tmd tco70agersilk.
- finish ; regular 156 quality. Saturday 3 paira. . . . ,7. ;3
Children's Black Ribbed HOSE, treble knee, double heel and toe
extra finished, guaranteed fast black; regular 25c Satunday.lSe
Laces and Embroideries Section
VEILINGS, large mesh with chenille dots, in white, blue, .brown ,
and black. Saturday, per yard.-...4......i.... -.18
AUTOMOBILE VEILING, close woven silk mesh in white,
gray and black, satin striped border. Special Saturday). . . . .24 '
sniBUAinnna i ; j m . fl fl. .
attractive patterns and styles. Saturday.. ...... 7.......... 5
WHITE PURSES, gold mountings, fancy em
broidery on side, patent clasp with.coin purses;
sold at $1.25 and 98c ; Saturday;: .' ; : . . .59a
, - -. ;, -
HAND BAGS in seal,, morocco, kangaroo, alll-
Sator leathers ; tan, black, blue, green, gray and
rown, shades to match every costume, gold
and silver mountings, patent clasps, outside
pockets and coin purses; strong, durable and
handsome worth $1.00 to $2.50. - Special, Sat
urday 7. .. ,49e
BEADS, for fans, watches, lockets and orna
ments; latest hew fad; made of Japanese teak,
metal jointed, black enameled clasp, large ob
long and small round beads alternate. Sat.29
BEAD SETS, ornamental, triple rope strands
of fine opaque beads in light blue,' black and
white, beautifully ornamented. Saturday . 19e
HANDKERCHIEFS A new line of ladles'
embroidered Handkerchiefs; manufacturers'
samples bought up by our New York buyer;
some hemstitched with embroidered centers,
others lace and embroidery edges, plain cen
ters, still others all embroidery; every one, dif
ferent; 1,600 to choose from. Sat special, .10 f
National brand LACE SILK, for crocheting
and knitting, all shades and colors and varie-
rted ; always sold at 5c each. Saturday
for. , 7. .r. .......,. . . . . . ; . ..... . . . ... .5
DRESS SHIELDS, ''Matchless" brand, patent
odorless stockinet material; regular 19c Sat
urday ... 7. ......................... ...10e
Standard brands of THREAD, black and
white, all numbers, 200-yard spools. Satur
day, 7 for. 25a
An opportunity to buy gas burners and sundry appuancesat less than manufacturer's cost. Wis
nave oougnt tne former stock of E. Snankin ft Co. of Yamnm street from toe Doara ot tire
' underwriters for a mere song and have them on sale in our , '
BARGAIN BASEMENT
-A -'7; - ';. 'AT THESE'PRICES : ;'; ' ';.?r 'Z' V;-
85 Wellsbach Gas Burners, complete; sold
regularly at 25c, for. 7. ......... . .10
100 Wax Taper Holders; sold regularly at
20c, for ; 9a
200 "Volcano" ; Mantels; sold regularly at
25c, for 7. 10a
100 "Ignito" . Mantels; sold regularly at
45c for ,;....23a
150 "Wilton'. Mantels ; sold regularly at
75 Mica Canopies; sold reg. at 35c, for. . .20 J 3 for . .V". . . . 7.7. TT.'. . .7. 7. . .18?
00 Mica uas Chimneys; sold regularly at
20c, for ..10
100 White Afr Hole Globes; sold regularly at
25c, for . . ; 15a
ALSO THESE SPECIAL'S
Oilman's Folding Pocke Lunch Box; sold
regularly at 25c Special 19a
500-page Pencil Writing Tablets; sold regu
larly at 10c Special .... , ..... . . ...5
Galvanized Tubs. Don't overlook these prices:
Small, No. 0, 40; Medium, No. 1, C0;
Large, No 2, 55; Largest, No. 3, C5.
Morning; Glory, and MSavonn Laundry Sotp;
none better. - Saturday Special,: 12 bars, p
Look on page 4 forpar
; ticulars concerning The
' Pit Which opens Saturday at 8 a.' ni
Qoldep: Eagle Dry.:Qcods Co.
Entire Corner Third
and Yamhill Streets
Mail Ordexi carcfei!!;
fiUe"fisame
All charges- pr.!
. log and hard-fought