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THE OREGON" DAItY JOURNAL PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINO, JUNE 14, lfcii. ...M ,Ji'L U ULI" sis G Ail n yp OF mind of her ' practice. Mr. Atnaa Lana, I7 VlU avsnua, la secretary at the chapur. : .... . v ..... SPURRED ON Bp $38251 (Continued from Par One.) ' II' L EAGUE ptld for Information leading to the ar rest or the murdreer. 1 ' The remainder of the reward will be paid to the "-person or persons BiaJUna; the arreaL No portion of . the reward ahall , be paid until after trial and conviction. Jn the event of dispute between rival claimants, or in the 'erent cr unoer 'Receiver for Various Cortina ' . 9 . 1 taint as. tk A eJ..l. a .Ul....e till L. r I . fA , lj aaas VV IIV lIllef VI .r VWtUWIIIa nieS 111 WniCn t. "Ua LeWIS fall fluestiona aa to the payment of tb 7 tl.t i "i j" i a i J i - award ahau n determined' ay com 1 ' IS Interested IS ASKed DyJmlttaa of arbitration consisting of the I i-rinnA.-CU1,UMAmM l!? Oreon. tha . mayor .of widoaiidiicu , oiuuMiutuua. i i-ortiand aod the editor of Toe Journal. The Journal ta work In f In cooperation v E. "(.'" af -V a, i - V- .. .- r& T . t. t-1 - ,J"-'' with th county offloere of Clackamas and Multnoman la it efforta ta locate and apprehend the murderer, Sheriff Mail of Clackamaa county. Bhorlff Stevrna ' and Deputtea Phllllpa and Leonard liave been working alnaoat without aleep alno the erUno waa dla- rovared, running down the varioua eluea that have presented themaelTea. Al though nearly worn out with tha strain of tb bunt, they are keeping at It sys tematically and ar looking us arery olu that, la presented, -either to The journal or to Ue sherirrs OHIO or polio Headquarters. Kay Be la yortlaad. Tseterday people living near Ultwaa kie ware Inclined to think a man living in a canvaa covered" akiff near th mouth of Johnson creek might b con nected with th affair. 21 waa found to hay . nothing to do with It All others investigated hava managed' to olear themselves beyond possibility -of suspicion. It Is tha belief of th sheriffs office that th murderer haa come to Port' land and la In hiding her. Th ooaal bility that ha la th same man who murdered little Barbara Holtaman aev eral months ago lay being given con slderatlon by tba officers. . The crimes, In some ways, were similar and tha man who killed th llttl HolUnmn girl Taw la lnro1rfnf nt American baa never been found. vygmaa s buo. wald. where tb Hill murders took place. rtTnltad Press Leased Wlr.t I naT" oean Quieuy arranging to Jyncft trie rot. MnA. lasiittta aakina- I murderer ir b la -captored In that rlv.r for tha vartona oom'panl In P- .wUL which a a Lewi,, head of th. Wo- ru'atod To Wm l'n "" man's leagu. U Interested and aceklng Multnomah oounty Jail beor any of an Injunction agalnat a ayndlcata of tb former neighbors of th Hills hava magaxlne publishers from taking over opportunity -to seise and lynch him. tha Lewla publications, are on file In th federal court her today. It la ax- RII5UI inUT MnkTFQ lit a 1 aAma iv tYtm. I ilWVIIIailMI I lliniaaV next rtt flin. : - .t (ConttnuaxS From Pft-r On. rV a ...la. kf.k aaaa M I mJ aMnal I - " A I saUst law wuib4i unwukwu . 4ki , M Ya.la sksaJi W TmiaaraUa Uaai4i4ak Tlakskl 1 "w fl-X H7 VW IVT and Ivelooment. e.mp.; and th. 4 Tor. nd , Iewis Publlshln oomnanv. charge that 1 nuv we city attorney ahould ax- the lndebtednesa of tha varloua com-1 amine th laws g or era In g special eleo- panlea amounts 1 to $8,000,000, while tiona and report to tba council anything their comwnoa aaaeta ara aoout is.vus,- h- may deem necMsarr In tha war of 00. .t ' lamendmanta to either of these ordl- San Bernardino. Cal., Jona 14. Assert-1 v, ,v. .u. inr tnat ine autta aaainst mm in ou . T , ,., Virginia school teachers took Blueflold by storm today and practically ovary aocommodatlon In tha olty ia tased to provide plaoea for them.. Tb occasion ia th. forty-first annual convention of th West Virginia EduoaUon aasocUtlon, Tha gathering waa formally opened to day and win remain in aeaslon over Friday. Stat Superintendent , M. 'P. Shawkey U presiding. , ' , 1 , -h , . j ;' i- ITonor StoWi Mtmorj ' fBHtl IMesateb Is The J re.tt ' .Hartford. Conn., June The amV versal rerard In which th memory of Harriet Ueecher Stow ta bald ; waa glren expression throughout Connecti cut and elsewhere In-New Em gland today by arcia commemorating the ,100th annlTersary of tb birth of th author of "TJool Tom'a Cabin." In Litchfield, wtier th famoua author waa born, and in Hartford, where aba spent tb latter part of her,. Ufa, tba principal . pblt ebeervanoe wer bald, but there waa soaroely a school ar literary society ta this section which AM not devota soma time to tha memory of tba writer. CHARITIES CONFERENCE CpMES TO.CLOSE TONjGHT i ' ' "" ' V ' ' . V' - (Vetted Prase Leeee WbwJ v '. ! ' ' Boston, Juno J4 Aft.r on. of tb most suooessful meeting. In Ita history, tha National Conference of Charities aad Correction a will oloee Ita thirty-eighth annual convention tonight with a great general oeeslon, at which toptce relating ta varloua phaaea of philanthropy will b discussed by man and women of na tion wide reputation - Tha general fool ing among tha delegates ta tba confer ence la that ' tha - varloua aortal and economic problems of tba country hava been brought measurably nearer solu tion through tb deliberation of tba gathering about to cloaa. i '. ' ' At Vnlrenitr of Dlintla. (RpeeUl -INapateaj la The Jearaett ' Champaign, Ilk June . . 14-Praaldent Edmund D. Jamea waa tha principal speaker today at tha fortieth annual oommenoenMnt of the university af Illinois. , w. LIVELY APPOINTED 0?J I ' s CHARTER COMMISSIC: - " . -: i ., , .t ' afayor Simon yesterday afternoon an-' pointed IX a Li veil to a plar on tint new charter oommlsslon to act Instaau ( of W. P. Olds, who wa unable to eo ; aept th appointment on account of the pressure of personal business, Thi oommlsslon will, meet at th city hall tomorrow afternoon at thro o'clock. Journal Want Ada bring results. Manicuring and Halrdrcaglno .Parloris 2d FloorIce Crcorrt Parlors In toe Basement Dcllflhtiai Luncheon Served In Tea Room; 4tti Floor25c Dairy Lunch In Bnocmcnt AGreaf Sale of Dainty Wash Laces r&JVUl Will Lll V. uioiH.,wr . , tion or a email per cent or tno sioca-1 , - moment, and I waa not looking for .holder who are endeavoring to block These things are alwaya sprung on " boon worked and put In th hands of oilman Baker, who was smiling broadly thro trustees elected by 0,000 stock- w r i holders of the 8Ur Publishing company, I Mr. Rushlight and himself. tha Lewla Publishing company, and the Councilman Wallace suggested that University Heights Realty : company. B. while ha had no objections to th call- O. Lewla, here today, waa apparently i ing or a special election, mat it mignt unworrled over tb oasc Lewis yester- lb putting; tha cart before th horse to ost of tha Amnoan Woman a league, mission haa prepared a charter. He I i He aald tblBt orgajilaatlon ,waa la no way affected by tha suits. PORTLAND MEMBERS; OF LEAGUE REGRET MOVE i MADE AGAINST LEWIS Members of tho American Woman's ' league of Portland hava only rogret that - i E. O. Lewla achemea seem doomed to . failure. He la looked upon by tham as a man who haa worked for tha cause : and who caservea success. i Dr. Mae Cardwell, first president of ' tho Portland chapter, Laid today: "Mr. ; Lewla Is a man with lofty Ideals and . la unselfish and altruistic. Ha deserves : a better fate than ha haa gotten and ' the fault Ilea mainly with the women. Had they worked harder to help them ' selves, Mr. Lewis would not now be ta this trouble. Portland women are to blame, too, for they have dono but lit tle. California is the banner state. At Los Angelas alone there are more than 1000. members of the league' ' Lewis la now In California and It was : expected that ha would arrlv at Port' land ahortlv for tha purpose of work' ' Ing up enthusiasm. - A reception and banquet waa being planned In hla honor, It Is now probable, that ha wlU not com her at alL , In order- tb become a. member of Jthe American Woman's league a fee Of 162 $1 a week la demanded. - This money may b paid In cash or by soliciting subscriptions to magazines, an agency for which Mr. Lewla operated. He re ceived 50 per cent of the subscription money, aald Dr. Cardwell, and this want toward paying th fees of th. members. After 100 membera had, been secured In any community, a chapter houa. would be built for them, by Lewie on land which they must own. There are about 125. membera In Portland , and ' the women are deploring the fact that there are not more. "I feel very sorry for - Mr. Lewis," aald Dr. Cardwell. "I waa a "delegate to the convention held .at -University City last year at which over 70j0 . women were present. Every r delegate felt then and doea now. that, Mr, Lewis waa 'working only for tha good of " Women and not himself. . H : la a dreamer, but is extremely unselfish. Hei couldn't help but give away everything he haa." i Dr. Cardwell'a nleca bought 1100 worth of stock in the Lewis Institutions for which, ah waa promised 6 per oent Interest, beside a liberal bonua. Dr. Cardwell paid her membership fea In ! cash. Tha woman believe they will Jos. their money." . - ..;r . Mrs. Amelia' Taylor. Tenth and . Co lumbia streets, la now president of the Portland chapter, Dr. Cardwell refusing to serve any longer owing' to the de voted with ;the reat of the councilman. I however. 1 ' Mr. Kushllght ba4 thought tha alao- tl on could be called early In November," said Councilman Baker, Just after tha council had passed the ordinance, "but out of courtesy to Mayor Simon, who has announced bla determination to work for a commission government, and who haa aald he wants It as soon as ooaalble. the date In the Rushlight ordinance waa left blank, ae that Mayor J Simon eould fill It." "BROADWAY PLEASANT," HE SAYS; COSTS 10 DAYS (United Press Leases WIr. New York, June 14. Becauae he re marked "Broadway la a mighty pleas ant street to walk ' on, kid," Maurice Daly la doing 10 days.' Miss Grace Fuller, to whom the remark was ad dressed, broke her umbrella over Daly's head. Magistrate McAdoo said he was atjrry ..the- umbrell waa.. broken and wished ha could have presented her with a black thorn stick Instead. LAD RESISTS ROBBER; HIGHWAYMAN KILLS TfBlteO Preaa Lease WI- Riverside, Cal., June 14. The police of Riverside and adjoining towna today are seeking a highwayman who last night ahot and killed Henry Anderson, I 14, when the latter refused to turn over hla valuables. Anderaon had accompa nied several friends to a car, and waa on hla way home when attacked. Postal Savings at Eugene June) 10. rSDcetal Dlsndtfk to Tha loons!.) Eugene, Or., June 14. Eugene'a poa tal savings bank will open next Mon day, June 19. All the supplies have ar rlved and Postmaster Page recently made a trip to Olympic, Wash., where he received special instructions as to the conduct of that department of hla office. . . ...... ' Flag Day in (5apItaL : (Special Dispatch to The Josrnsl.) Washington, D. C June 14. Flag day, commemorating tha adoption of the Btaxa and Stripes aa the national emblem on June 14. 1777, was celebrated In the national capital today with ex ercise under the auaplcear of , f he pat riotic societies and with a lavish dis play of the national oolors on all pub Ho buildings. - WastrYlrginla Teacher.' ' (Speelal Plapetch t Tba JoaraaLl Blnefleld; W. Va.. June '14 West Buy Your Furniture of Us and Share iii the $25,000 Saved Annually iii InterestahdTaxea ' 6978 "yTL 'Cor.E.' Grand f J Stark Ave. i 't' J St, . " , '" ' W" A ' Regular 35c Values Special at With fabrics call for Wash Laces, aad these warm -days remind as that tho cool, dainty dresses and waists all trimmed with laces will be in great demand. Therefore, for tomorrow, we offer Wash C ' Laces in every wanted pattern, 2 tp 4tf-inch, 35c yarL at only VL ALL- EMBROIDERIES ARE GREATLY' REDUCED ALL WHITE RIBBONS ARE GREATLY REDUCED Shoehining Parlora . Located in Basement Our Rental Department I on the Third Floor Picture-Framing a Specialty Fourth Floor Oc a Vardt A - . - . I . -mwm j, im i A Sale of Real Cliiriy Laces Oar Entire Sfock at One Fourth Oil I I I I I III Oar Uoe stock is more complete, mora extensive', than ever j before. In our Cluny lines there is every evidence of. our buyers' expert knowledge of quality and excellent taste ia ' selecting patterns. Oar entire stock of . Real Cluny Laces in j a vast . assortment of styles and patterns. Festoons, bsnd, fealloons, medallions, edges and Insertions. l (Th f fT j Every piece without reserve, on sale at Aii. J i Wln3ow an3 Door Screelli - Refrigeratorl Vodorw Porch Shadea and Hvmmocka TentaCamping Outfita-Fuhing Tackle (DnniF AiumiiM 66 Jmiie WMIe Pays9" galle Women's 50c Vests at 21c Reg. 33c Gauze Vests 27c 2000 women's Merode Vests with long or short sleeves, low or high necks. A com plete line of sizes i" Ol this lot; values to 50c aSJ.C Women's Swiss Rib'd Cause Vests, styled with low neck, no sleeves; plain or trimmed. Our regular 33c sell- OfT ' era, special each, only ! 1 1 Sale "Clover Leal" Butter Two Pound Square 50c Tomorrow in our Pure Food Grocery Store, 4th floor, we Will sell Our Own "Cover Leaf Butter, put up expressly for Olds, Wortman & King made from pare pasteurized cream from the mule of .cows that graze, on the green coast pastures 2-pound square, special V50c 50c Hose, 3 Pairs for SLOP $1,25 Slllt Hosiery for 95c Women's fine lisle thread or eotton , Hose,. black or tain; double tops and high spliced heels " and toes; CI fill tJJLeUU 50c value, 3 pairs A splendid line of Women's fine , sheer ; silk Hose with lisle tops and soles; splendid $1.25 values lay iaiQrA supply tomorrow, pr. T mSMif 30c Tlssnes at 20c Yard 65c Marquisettes at 38c ' iTrr' Printed Haxons at 17c 12c Ginghams 9c Yard SOcIinniporlIci ZepEiyrs 20c A splendid shdwing of those very popular . flaked plaid effects in Imported OAa Zephyrs for Summer dresses 30c valaaiUl Scotch Cheviots-In 45c Values at 23c Scotch Cheviots arc in rreat de mand this season. Woven Madras and Zephyrs are also popular. In the "Aisle of . Cottons" we have grouped a big lot of our best pat terns, which sell regularly i 45c a yard. Priced special awOL The word "bargain"' has a meanlngin ,the aisle 6f cotton. This sale is proving a greater success than any in years past To morrow the aisle will be made more attrac tive by , the addition of many new lines, for instance: - Imported flaked tissues in rich , plaid combination effects; our regu- Ortl' lar 30c sellers, special for this sale aa,li PRINTED FLAXON A beautiful fabric: with permanent linen thread finish, novelty: 'stripes and floral patterns. Nothing nicer for making dainty Summer dresses, " F7g waists, etc. Specially priced, yard J- f Madras Walslings 20c Values lor 10c No ! woman should be. without a Madras 1 Waist for everyday' or outing wear, and for house dresses madras has no equal. It will bun der perfectly.- Here's an offering or spienaia patterns, reg. 20c values, special at oniv 10c Women of refined taste will appreciate this offering of dainty printed Marquisettes, the choicest and most wanted fabrics of the . season, It's , a., fine, ; sheer.; doth, . which, makes up very effectively, has a graceful swing and pleasing' appearance, A OQa ' regular 6Sa fabric, special at, 7T& OOx DRESS GINGHAMS It's the unanimous opinion' of our' customers that no other .store shows as large. and complete lines of Ginghams as we are showing. One lot of high-grade Ginghams in all the newest Qy patterns; reg. 12c quality, the yard W Sale White Goods 20c Grades lor 10c 10,000 yards of White Goods, such as dotted Swisses, fancy plaid and striped Lawns, etc. Suitable for white dresses, waists, aprons, chil dren's wear, etc Our regular 1 sc and 20c values. Special during this sale at, a yard Argeiifon 4 act, a a 10c Reg. 20c Batiste 12'2C An ideal Summer fabric, white or colored , I grouna, in tne most pleasing pat-l a a i terns; dots, stripes, etc; 20c vaL -sW2C Sale Old Bleached Linens 60c to S1.25 Old Bleached Dress Li n en s for suits, skirts, dresses, etc., the most serviceable of all Summer fabrics. ; Priced 60c, 75c, $1.00, $15 yard. Ripplette, the popular new f rough- r" wrt l-e-e eAin!aAM i , aflat tut fabric ironing. Special, the yard Positively Thursday Only Every one of these beautiful yet practical ; dresset ' is ready for immediate rwcar-Every .one contains ita own beauty of "design and in ; dividual style- The materials employed are figured and bordered foulards, pongees, taf fetas and messalines in all the popular colors and pleasing patterns Without question the ' best made, the most stylish lot of dresses you ever had, the opportunity to choose from They vrere selected from . out regular stock values to $35.00 each Post- ; $13.95 A Carioadl' (01 Staimidllii Sold on the Easy Payment Club Plan $11 Ho $55 Another carload of "Standards" just received, in time to do your Summer sewing. And among them is a good supply of the latest improved HYGIENIC STANDARD "CENTRAL NEEDLE" SEWING MACHINE ' i ' ' , The demand on tha factory for this wonderful machine has been so great that they were unable to fill orders promptly. It's a revelation to the sewing world. Don't fail to see-it We also, have complete lines of all other styles in the Standard Rotary Shuttle Machines, from $22.50 to $55.00. Hand Machines for Tourists $1 1.00 to $20.00 Have You Seen Our Low-Priced Wonder, The: Not-woW 'An automatic lift, drophead machine with full: set of th latest arcaenments. jom on 10-yesr ' Da phut, No interest Sea demonstration V. Vcc!r :-Hons , " Funiisued " .' Complete ' tively for tomorrow's sale only Reasonable Tetms ' 1 t