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THE okEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,; TUESDAY. EVENING, JUNE. 18,; 1908. ADAIR TIGMDVILLE STRAWBERRIES DELIGHT CAUFORIUAUS 5 OF II Man Arrested in Connection With Morrison Murder Eeleased From Jail. . XUnlted'Prm Leased Wlrs.) BelMngham, Waih, June H.-J. Adair, the. suspect . captured at.: White Rock by the provincial police on the charge of being the man who committed the Morrison murder, proved hlmeelf inno cent last night and was released. J As soon as Adair was captured, .the little Morrison girl was summoned, but .ens positively stated tnat Adair is not the man. . The timekeeper at the White Rock mill stated that Adair worked at tha4 mill all the afternoon on which the murder was committed., k ' Four more suspects are now In the iiiaine jau ana win ds Kept mere until they can give a good account tt them elves. Beversl deputies have' been sworn In by both the Canadian and American authorities and the search for the murderer has not abated In the least. The farmers in the vicinity where the murder took place cave oeen ecounng me-woods cay ana mgnt witnout euo cess, xne last cius tnat nas neen pics? up was the finding of a bundle of oli clothes near Haaelmere.s - INDIANAPOLIS EEADY . FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL (tfhlted h Lmm4 Wire.) ' Indianapolis, Ind., June 18. Indian apolis Is In holiday , attire . for the thirty-second annual national music festival of the Korm 'American Baeng erbund. which convenes tomorrow even lng. Every train today brought Its auoia ox delegates ana visitors, ana in lcatlons point to an enormous attend ance. The decorations of the convention hall at the fair grounds, where the meetings and concerts will be held, have been completed. The work has been artistically done, and the greet building presents a beautiful and at tractive appearance. The Gentian bouse, the leading hotels and other buildings in the city have also donned gala attire. Th. national colors of Germany and the United States are blended harmo niously in all the decorations. Great streamers of red. white, black and blue, with; the flags of the two countries, are used In profusion. Another feature of the decorations consists of portraits of neemoven, aiorari, tiayon, wagner, Schubert and- Mendelssohn. The saenaerfest will be In session ' three days. During that time there wUl be five concerts, in which thou sands of vocalists, representing over 16 uerman singing societies uirougtt out the country, will Dsrtlcioate. B sides theee participants there will be tne wew xorac sympnony orcnestra, witn 10 men. unoer waiter uamror.cn, conductor, and Mme. Bchumann-Heink, David Blspham and other noted solo 1818. . NATIONAL LUMBERMEN READY FOR SESSION (United Pren Leased Win.) Minneapolis, Minn., June 18. The convention ' of the National Lumber , Manufacturers' association, which beonn at the Plaza hotel In this citv today, has attracted one of the largest ana moat important gatnerings ot turn bermen ever held in America. Officially represented at the conven tlon are a dosen separate and distinct organisations, amon them being the Wisconsin Hardwood" Lumber associa tion. Western Fine Manufacturers' as sedation. Northwestern Hemlock Manu facturers' association, Montana Larch and fine Manufacturers' association. Paclfio Coast. Lumber Manufacturers association. North Carolina Pine asso ciation, isiortnern fine Atanuiacturerr association, Georgia-Florida Sawmill association, . Southwestern Washington Lumber Manufacturers' association and the Hardwood Manufacturers' Associa tion of the United States. Xhe convention will be followed later In the week by a- Important confer ence between the whrfleaale and retail lumber: dealers to jeonajder relations be tween the two1 branches of the trade, and if possible to adopt a code of eth ics to be adopted by the various asso ciations of lumbermen. SLAYER OFWAEDEN HANGS IN MONTANA - (Special B Up tea te The Jeoraal.) Deer Lodge Mont, June 14. George RocsT was hanged In- the penitentiary here yesterday afternoon for the mur der of Deputy Warden - John A. Robin son, during an attempt at an escape, last March. Rock had been serving a life sentence for murder and had been In six year With William Hayes and two other convicts he made a desper ate attempt to escape, In the course of which the conspirators killed Robin eon, and dangerously wounded Warden Conley with knives. Rock refused to be tried, pleaded guilty and asked the court to sentence him to hang as quick ly as possible. -Last week. he asked the prison officials if they could not bang him Immediately. He said he took full responsibility for eU his deeds . of 'Violence. He was a-oadaA tn 1- peration and waa not accountable for hla deeda He was pronounced dead In 114 minutes after the drop. Rock made no statement other than that anything was preferable to life without hope In a prison cell. One of his accomplices, William Hayes, will bang July t. , , SOCIETY LEADERS ARE ACCUSED OF PLOTTING -, (Unitt4 Press teased Wire.) New fork, June 18. In his applica tion to the federal courts to secure a reconsideration, of hie case. Lawyer Al bert T. Patrick! now serving a life sen teitce for. the murder of W. M. Rice, fetuses persons high in social and po Itlcal life of conspiring . against him. William L. McDonald, a classmate of Patrick In the University of Texas, is acting as his counsel, and he made pub lic. Patrick's petition, which, he prepared in vrlson. It says that owing to a conspiracy among "many persons of wealth and sign standing, ana vi otnciai, profes sional, social and political Influence,' It has been impossible for him to ob tain Justice, and therefore he asks re lief from the federal oourts. : , MARSHAL AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR IDAHO . -TV!-'-.. fUfatted Press Letted Wire.) . Washington, D. C June 16. Presi dent'. Roosevelt has appointed C H. Lln?enfelter of Lewlston, Idaho, to be United States district attorney for the .district of Idaho to take the place of former Unlted States District Attorney Norman "Mr Rulck, who was removed from office last ' week. The president also appointed Shad Hodgin, now sheriff ; of Ada county, Idaho, to be United : States marshal for the dlstriot of Ida bo,- to tnke the place of former United States Marshal Ruel Rounds, who was removed with Rulck. MYSTERIOUS MURDER " ; ; AT SAN FRANCISCO .;-;-;-jf -i. - --m i i i . -:rr !;?,.; ; j (rnlted Prew letiwd Wire.) Ban Francisco, .June It The body of an unknown man, who was probably murdered, was found floating off the i Lombard atreet dock -today. Bound se curely around the v bod j wag a piece of .Ay 1 ' ' ij! mm: A box of remarkably fine strawberries grown at Tigardvllle, Or., were presented to The Journal, by Charles Metzger. The berries are of unusual size and firm of flesh and flly uphold Oregon's repu tation as a berry-growing state. Served at luncheon to a party ot Callfornlans they brought forth expres sions of delight "And wonder, a ' wire, attached to which were a num ber of pieces of scrsp Iron, weighing In all SO pounda Absolutely no clue to the man's Identity has been found The Dalles club band and a large num ber of citizens paraded the streets and serenaded the candidates elected. BLACK DRESS GOODS. Orea Closing $ut Bale prices for To morrow and Thursday. ' A quarter of a century as leaders In the black dress goods business I We carry the flneat and best stock on the Pacific coast. The . great closing out sale offers unlimited opportunities for money saving. Entire stock now sell ing at regular wholesale prices. ERIE TDIBER MILL THREATENED BY FIRE and the police are working on the the ory that he was either murdered up town and taken to the bayj or that he was held up on the waterfront and ths robbers were forced to murder him to secure his money. - REFORM TICKET AT THE DALLES BEATEN (Special Dltpatch t The losrntt) election in The Dalles yesterday re suited In the election of Ed Wlngate, mavor: Ed Murts. citv treasurer: Dr. B. C. Ollnger, William Crelghton, Jack L. Harper, P. J. Stadleman, councllmen, and N. J. Stnnott and Vince L. Harper, water commissioners. The reform ticket was defeated; all the candidates on the other ticket ware elected. Laat evening (United Preas Luted Wirt.) Belllngham, Wash., June 16. The Im mense Erie lumber mill was threatened with total destruction by fire Monday W r -jissW' I -Hi1- In our opening announcement of June 6, Sunday's issue of this paper, we stated that, with the advantages of our cooperative plan, where we were selling one hundred pianos te one hundred individual purchasers in one bunch, making it a wholesale in stead of a retail transaction, we would place on sale a good, substantial new upright grand PIANO FOR $ 137 Freight delays at that time, the effect of the recent railroad washouts, prevented us from showing the goods; fortunately a boatload of these beautiful instruments Just arrived, and we are pleased to state that we now have the $137 pianos on our sample wareroom floor, at your disposal, on easy monthly payments, at the corner of Sixth I and uaic streets, rortiana, ur. Oat oat sad mall this coupon today, g The Wiley B. Allen Co. - Corner of 6th and Oak Streets OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK ss (Money-Making Ways of To Buy or Sell n Caih Roister Every shrewd business man appreciates the value of a Cash Register in his place of business. It has become a necessary investment. But all good things cost in propor tion, and the Cash Register is no exception. The thing to do, if you are Just starting in business or want a Cash Register now, is to advertise for one on our Classified page under the heading "Cash Registers." Many are placed on the market at different times and you gave con siderable by buying second-hand. It .is a good idea to watch this column for a few days, for you may get just , '' what you want withqut using a Want Ad. But to get one quick, it's best to use a little ad. If you have1 a Cash Reg ' ister to Sell, you get the very best price for it by placing an' ad in the column "Cash Registers." Results come v quick. , y-. . ' , . EXAMPLES tASH REGISTER WANTED MUStf bs a bargain and tn good condition, of. late make. Will par cash. Address I G 7- this office. , JOURNAL CLASSIFIED RATES XnVsIx0' " One Li I month, 10 iseues, 11.88. months, Il.tS per line per month. II months, $1.20 per line per month. ine y The very best place to get money QUICK on anything is the Classified page of THIS paper. It is a DIGNIFIED exchange market a well as a buying and selling place for : almost ANYTHING. EMPLOYERS get men-and women and men and women get high ; grade positions simply by READING and USING our little Want Ads. What do YOU' . want? '''," : 1 i,' (Copy-ight 1108, by Qeorgs Matthew Adama) - J ;l afternoon and only by the work of the mill hands was the bias extinguished after a hard battle. The company's fire apparatus was quickly brought to bear upon the flames, but $800 damage had been done to the machinery and wood work. The mill is owned by the Hunter Lumber & Shingle company. JAPANESE LAWMAKER COMING TO AMERICA (United Preet Leased Wire.) Toklo, June 18. M. Hayashlda, chief secretary of the house of commons, sailed today for America on the steamer Tenyo. He will spend one month in the United' States, Investigating the system of naming representatives In congress and the general system of gov ernment. He afterwards will go to Eu rope and continue hla investigationa The $137 Pianos Have Arrived The Wiley B.Allen Co. Portland, Ore. Gentlemen Please furnish me with full partlonlars of yonr co operative plan of placing Planes. 'VMM Address ... Using Want Ads FOR BALE ALMOST NEW CA&H, register, beet make of National com- pany. Bankrupt sale. - Bargain for -quick buyer. Address T H this of-'. flee. ' - - ta'rUott' Seven consecutive Insertions for the June White Sale In ii-;ie i ni m ii inSi a ' -., ; . tlqndreds of housekeepers have waited for this great June White Sale to supply their needs lit White Goods, Linens, Curtains and Summer Redding. Read the few bar gains mentioned here, taken from hundreds of others fully as good, and then be here early and tell ypur friends to come, if they would share in the most unusual values. --.-. Full bleached H5si?ns' fuI1 60 mfip' rv tFuII bleached Xinen Scarfs for Bureau and Sideboard 22c Each A very special sale of Linen Bureau and Side board Scarfs of excellent quality; they come with pretty openwork centers, finished with fringed edge, good size 17 by 50 inches; unusual values at this low price. WHITE NAPKINS, B9e DOZEN A special lot of white Napkins of good quality, full 16 inches square, hemmed all ready to use; comes in all size dice patterns, special June CQ White Sale price ,.VC REDUCED ALL WHITE GOODS June White Sale Summer Silks Special sale this week of White Japanese Wash Silks, our own direct importations. A splendid assortment of widths and qualities to choose from, silks that are pretty, cool and durable; there is nothing nicer for summer wear. Here are a few of the specials 27-inch white Jap Wash Silks, 65c grade at.. BO 27-lnch white Jap Wash Silks, 89c grade at.. T5e 27-inch white Jap Wash Silks, 75c grade at. .65 27-inch white Jap Wash Silks, $1.00 grade.. .85e EMBROIDERED JAP SILKS AT 69 A special lot of 23-inch embroidered cream colored Jap Silks a beautiful fabric for summer wear, comes with cream ground with neat small colored designs in different shades, washable. cool and durable; 75c quality, June White sale price. 69 JACQUARD WASH SILKS AT 50 21 to 23-inch cream colored Jacquard Wash Silks in a large as sortment of designs, neat small dots, rings and figures,, wash able, durable and extremely desirable; special June White Cfl Sale price DXJC PRINTED WASH SILKS AT 59 27-inch printed Wash Silks in correct summer weight, comes in ' a wonderful assortment of neat pin dots, polka dots, rings and neat small designs in all colors, a beautifully finished fabric that is guaranteed to launder perfectly; regular 75c grade, June CO White Sale price DUC PRINTED WASH SILKS AT 39 v 23-inch printed Japanese Wash Silks in cream ground with neat small figures, dots, etc., in colors that are absolutely fast; QQ best 50c grade, June White Sale price.. ..OUC Special Summer Sale Women's Comfort Shoes This is the best time to buy "Comfort Shoes" when prices are the lowest. Why suffer from aching feet? Why not wear the "Grover" Shoe? It is a fine, stylish, sensible shoe, with a flexible sole that bends with the foot and adapts itself in stantly to every movement of the muscles and cords. It is a neat, trim, up-to-date shoe that gives immediate and permanent relief to tender feet. Many styles in all sizes and widths to choose from, with prices especially reduced for this sale. Women's plain toe vici kid Juliettes in d f( all sizes and widths; regular $2 values... tPl.Ull Women's plain toe vici kid Juilettes, J1 C A with rubber heels, all sizes; $2 values at.ylt.eJU Women's straight Lace Comfort Shoes 0 AA with rubber heels, all sizes; $2.50 values $tiJU Women's plain toe vici kid Oxfords, all d JC sizes and widths; regular $2.50 values... ylsf el White canvas Oxfords in good styles, d OA low, medium and high heels; $2 values pi.tJ7 Grover's hand-made Shoes with plain toe in straight lace style, all sizes, priced yJ Grover's hand-made straight lace and tfJO PA congress Shoes in all sizes, priced at... J) ' V Grover's hand-made Juliettes in vici kid, O AA in all sizes and widths, priced at ejtj.vw . White Hose tor Women 23o REGULAR 35c VALUES Be sure and attend this sale tomorrow or Thursday, if you don't get some of this lot you will be sorrjf; later in the season, when you will have to pay full price. It's a splendid offering of women's white Lisle Stockings, made full seamless with reinforced heel and toe; regular 35c values, June White 00 Sale price .' .OC GhildrensLaceHose 50oVal. 20o On special sale tomorrow and Thursdays a line of misses' fine .full fashioned, imported Lace Hose "in colors white, black, blue, pink, etc; they come in a full line of neat and attractive patterns; reg- OQ ular 50c values, June White Sale price. ....... VC Sleeveless Vests 40o VaL 20o "An opportunity to Save tomorrow'arid Thursday on women's fine Swiss ribbed ' sleeveless Vests, made with yokes beautifully trimmed with fine Valen ciennes lace in a number , of "pleasing styles; they are our regular 40c lines, June White, Sale OQ' price ,'. $"-t,. w stic 60-INCH WASH DAMASK AT 22 . , ; Table Damask, in a larire variety of neat new de- inches wide, special June White Sale - , OO , 66-INCH DAMASK AT 45 ; . Table Damask in a complete showing of new and at- tractive patterns; splendid wearing quality, special June '4 C . White Sale price , tOC Bolibinette Curtains Keg-ular 83.75 and $1.00 Values $3.15 Pair A special offering of white Bobbinette Curtains, full 48 inches wide and three yards long, trimmed with Cluny lace edge and insertion, in a numoer of pleasing designs; real $3.75 and $4 values, 9 1 rj June White Sale price... ,. e)olu. White Scotch Lace Curtains, 42 to 45 inches wide and 2H and 3 yards long, priced at OOC White Scotch Lace Curtains, 48 inches wide and 3 yards d 0 long, priced at, pair. .$1U White Bobbinette Curtains, 44 inches wide and 3 yards QC long; $2.50 values, per pair., J.) 66-INCH DAMASK AT 68 Full bleached Table Damask, all pure linen, un usually pretty designs, extra heavy quality, JO special June White Sale price ......DOC 72-INCH DAMASK AT Oe Full bleached Table Damask, strictly all pur linen, comes in a large assortment neat and desir able designs; unusual wearing quality,spe- flA. cial June White Sale price UUC Napkins to match, 72-inch Damask, doz ?3.TO REDUCED Children's Dresses, Q 1.00 A fine offering of about five dozen children's Dresses, made of fine white lawns, beautifully trimmed with laces and embroideries, also white Bedford Cord Sailor Suits; these dresses sell reg ularly at $1.50 and up to $2.75 each, but owing to their being mussed and slightly soiled from handling we will close out the entire lot, $ A A in sizes 8, 10, 12 and 14 years, at, each.. efl.UU Bathing Suits Specially t Priced We are now showing a most complete line of wo men's and children's Bathing Suits in mohairs, flannels and serges, neatly trimmed with wash able braids; prices range from ?.50 down to SI. 65. . !;--f. y,t.'.,., Dress LiriiiigB lUeiicwJaealRiioiar-r We are now showing a full line of the celebrated Hydegrade Heatherbloom lining, long ago estab lished as the "queen of linings"; this splendid lin ing has a soft rustle, a lustre arid shape retaining quality of the finest silk taffeta; it drapes in soft, undulating folds, being light and pliant; Heather bloom taffeta can be used wherever silk taffeta is used for lining purposes, in drop skirts, coat linings, petticoats, bathing suits, etc.; over 100 shades to match or blend with each season's new- Jrice? . .d..?"t!: dre" goods' 40c Hand Bagps Specially Priced $1.98 rfSiS V?"mf wo.men Hand Bags, made of good cowhide,, with moire and leather l nings; sW. ;ffirSVeU 'or $3; and. $3.50; only about 50 of these pretty purses to choose no from; your choice while they last. ........ JlilO Folding- Fans -3 m . Specially Priced AOO. Regular 5c valaes..... Wash Belts r ft Specially Priced o w A" fine showing of women's white Wash Cells, v, : pretty gilt buakles and. adjustable cl.iv; t!, pretty belts are all daintily etnbroi 'ere!, e- -i f cially priced for tomorrow. 1, n myvyAi june ouenng oi aamty loiding J ans; In the" thn$ fof these warm June evenings, spe- 1 r cially oriced: regular 25c values.... 17) A -- : - 1 T. . Ff .... . it C
