The Oregon daily journal., November 21, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

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TJIS OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 21, 1SC3.
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That has ; the world by the pants With ; a down-hill pull ? r. .
IF this is not YOU, then buy a lot at COUNCIL CREST PARK
; and FORTUNE AWAITS THEE ! ; : ' ;
Hero's where Nature applies her remedies Nthat restore to the tired soul and body the elixir of life. -Here
is where you get sunshines-lots of it Council Crest is the first of all places to be kissed by the
gentle and soothing rays from Old Sol, and here, too, is where Old Sol last takes his leave. Here at
Council Crest Old Sol makes his longest visit, And then the gentle breezes that are' so invigorating.
Just what the busy business man the overworked office man needs Comfort, Ease, Refreshment -
and Rest. -1
Afford to live elsewhere when here you get that which gives you power in the commercial or profes
sional world and makes you have a strong grip upon the world with a down-hill pull.
fion't ForCOUNCIL: CREST PARK
; THAT IS THE PLACE AND WE ARE THE AGENTS
Lots from 5300 to 5700 20 0 Down, Balance on Liberal Terms
. OUR AGENT ON THE GROUND ALL DAY, IN THE RED, TENT
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Willi
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Sixth and Washington Streets
Branch Office at Council Crest
MBMOCStt
: People Who Ver Neighbors of
, ' ,- Willard Moody So -v
v;. Believe.
" Dlniatck to Thm Iearaal.1
' Baker City, Or- No. It. Confident
that with tli authority of a deputy
which aurrounda the murder of his
brother, the late Willard Moody, one
f the moat prominent ranchers of Pine
ralley, Henry Moody has been made an
officer by Sheriff Ed Rand of this
county,' and departed for the scene of
the horrible crime.
yards ouUlde the little town or Fine.
When the corpse was discovered It was
eea that the fiend who had robbed the
wealthy rancher of his life had com
' mltted the most brutal of murders. The
eyes were gouged out, the face hacked
with a knife, and the flesh of the body
- literally torn f rom ih bones.
Some days later. Alex Wlddowaon, a
saloonman of Fine, was arrested for the
crime and is now held in the county
Jail. , The reason for suspecting Wid-
dowson of the aeea is unasmgnea, me
greatest secrecy veiling the movements
of the prosecution.
' People of Pine and the f alley . in
which the town la located are almost
unanimous In the expression of their
belief In the Innocence of the man who
was Incarcerated for the murder, and
that It was when goaded' by these that
the aged father of the murdered man is
.quoted as having sold:
1 have the evidence how which -will
put a rope around the neck of Alex
Wlddowson."
The appointment of Henry Moody as
.deputy sheriff, followed by his depart
re for Pine, is taken, to Indicate that
lie has definite elues of damaging char
acter, and that, armed with official au
thortty, he can work at greater ad van
tags. -.
There are current rumors that a well
known woman of Pine 'valley is impll
eated in the case, but these cannot be
oonflrmed by those interested, and it is
with the greatest interest that the trial
of Wlddowson,. which . is to occur. In
January, m awaited. , ,' ;
MORE NAMES OF DIX'S
MISSING PASSENGERS
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: Battle. Wot. tl. The number miss
ing from the tlx still remains at 42.
The latest addition to the list of names
are: A. McClelland. George Olson and
George Burns, of Port Blakeley. aeorge
Lahberlng and his wife and Mrs. II.
l4ibbering and daughter, previously re
ported missing, were not on the D(.
CASTOR I A
Jot Infante and Children. J.
Tfcj KlrJ Yea Han Alxajs Ecught
- Bear the .
'etgnatweof
GOT -6000 DRINKS Willi
HIS BAD CHECK
But Tony . PetenorV Way of
Getting His Check Made
Him Trouble."
, ISwUI Dlr4rc to The Jmrnl.)
Huntington, Or., Nov. Sl.-rBecauae,
with 'the aid of a supposedly spurious
f 100 .check, he bunkoed local saloon
men Out of a large-stsed "jag," and
connected with a number of traveling
bags which did not belong to him, Tony
Peterson. a well-known character of
Baker City, la under arrest here.
Peterson, upon .his arrival In Hunt
ington last night, made A round of the
saloons. - He had In his possession a
check for. f 100. This be offered In pay.
ment for drinks which' he ordered, but
It was refused in each Instance, the
banks being closed and the bartenders
doubting its validity. -
After he had accumulated a large
amount ' of whiskey Peterson wss ar
rested as disorderly and then It was
discovered that he had cut open three
valises at the station, and in robbing
them of their contenta had found) the
check with which he had bunkoed the
saloons." ' -S' - ;
CHICAGO CHOSEN FOR
FIRST UNION MARKET
V ' (Jooraal ItweUI So-Ttce.1 '
Chicago, Nov. Hi. Chicago has been
selected for - the location of the ftrst
union market, which will be an out
growth of the new alliance between the
American Federation of Labor and the
farming interests which was formed
when the accredited delegates of the
farmers to the Minneapolis convention
of the; federation were seated. '
A suitable building has been selected
on . Haymarket - and West Randolph
streets, and the experiment wilt be thor.
o-ighlr"trle.; union' goods Win bar ad
anced to the exclusion of all others.
and the products of the farms must be
grown and marketed as the unions pre
scribe. Experienced union men , have
charge or the undertaking
VIEWS OF AN ARMOUR
. ON DISCRIMINATION
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Milwaukee, Nov. tl. J. Ogden Ar
mour. In his testimony at the bearing
under the.I.a Follette resolution pro
vldlng for the Investigation of the re
lations of grain elevator Interests and
railroads, said he held stock jln a hum
bar of railroads snd grain companies.
He did not think discrimination wss
caused by Joint ownership., Com ml a
sioners Prouty snd Lane are conduct
ing the hearing for the interstate com
merce commission.
N STEAD OF DEMAND "
- MINERS OFFER THANKS
Butte. Mont., Nov. 11. -Instead of ask
ing for a further Increase of It cents a
day, from tl.Tl. the present wage, the
Butte Miners' union last mgnt acted ad
versely to the proponed demand, and in
addition voted thanks to the mlneown
era for the raise of &. cents, from tl.tO
a day. which was voluntarily made and
& JENNIM A S0NS
Special
$6.50
-Here is Mahogany Parlor.
Cabinet, 60 inches high, 22
inches wide, with 8x14 bevel
French plate, mirror. ", ..
Just the thing for a nice,
but inexpensive present
See thetn in the. window.
We will put it away for
you and deliver, it at any
time before Xmas.
Our Christmas corner is
ready. Let us show you
what we "have in the line.
Buy now. You ' not only
avoid the rush, but. you get
the pick-ftf the season's best
goods 1 . i
H. JENNI1UG
& SONS
Complete Home Outfitters
Second, and Morrison Sts. -
duce -Our Method
OF'
Painless Dentistry
We will until the 15th of December do work at the .
following prices:
Full Set of Teeth. . ... ........ . .$3.50 to 25.00
Solid Gold Crowns. ................... ...$3.00
-Bridgework,- per- tooth rV .-Vtt ttttvti $3.00 -
Silver and Cement Fillings ...23
Porcelain and Gold Fillings .$1.00
Cleaning TeethTree" Extracting Teeth "Free'
Yale Dental Company
167 FIRST ST. PHONE MAIN 4647
Come at once and take advantage of .these prices.
All work guaranteed. .
TRADE AT ONE PLACE
That's what most of the patrons of John Dellar do. It is for
their own benefit .
Carries a large stock of Men's and Youths' Suits, Overcoats,
Hats, Pants, Shirts and Underwear, a general line of Shoes, '
good assortment of Trunk Suit Cases, Blankets and Com
fortersw John Dellar's merchandise is none but first' class,'
where prices are about 33 per cent less in comparison with
others. We have been at the same store for the last 13 years
18H83 First Street, Corner Yamhill
and 53-55 N. Third SL, Corner Davis
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The Sewing Machine is one of
themany appliances where the
Domestic Electric Motor is used
tqgood advantage. It never gets
tired--will fuiTthe machine all
daylong. v:
For the woman' who does her
own sewing ' it ; is the greatest
labor-saver ever invented. ' ; The
electric attachment is Easily fitted
to any standard sewing machine.
o special jwiringjsjiccessaryjtp
use these motors, as connection
can be readily made to the motor
from any lamp socket by means of
flexible cord and attaching plug.
At our Reduced Rates for current
now in effect, the cost of operat
ing the Electric Sewing Machine
is about one-halt , cent an hour.
Is Your House Wired 7
Call Telephone Main 6680
Portland General E!2c(rl: Co.
. First and Alder Streets
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was effective November Ik r .y, 1 1