THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,- THURSDAY 'EVENING, JUNE 22. 1911.
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(iDIAKS BLOCKING
PENDLETON PLAN
Thorn Hollow Springs Lie on
Squaws' Lands; City's '
Plan Is Refused.
Jftped.t Diip.tr t Th )!. t
Athene. Or- June 1L Inllana on the
Umatilla Teeervatlon Droooee to flarhl
Pendleton,' which la king a naw water
aupply on their landa. Tha rlfht of way
will alao neve to run for aoma inllee
aoroaa Indian lands. The Indiana hava
employed Attorney Homer I. WatU of
this city to look after their Interest!
and to protect them atalnat any further
invasion or tneir holding- by tha white.
The case la one of, manltuda aa
Pendleton baa already voted ' li jo.ooo
with which to secure tha new water
supply. Chief L'maplne of the Cayuaea
together with to or to of the moat In
fluential members of his trlba spent
aoma hours holding a , general council j
In tha offices of Attorney Watts 'and
It la understood that they propose tak
Ins tha fight at ones before tha com
mlsalonar of Indian affair at Washing-
ton , : r .
Major IwarUlandar of (ha local agency
la doing all in hie power to gat tha In
diana and the city to agra on aoma
settlement and It la Understood tha otty
haa made the Indiana an offer of $2609
for tha water and flva teres of adjacent
land. This tha Indiana refuse,' saying
they selected thla particular land be
causa tha springs are on It and that they
do not want to aell It " v
The htsd of tha proposed water sup
ply la oa tha allotments of two squaws.
one named We-nlx and tha other Wei-al-at-aa-ml.
both of tha Caydee trlba. At
torney Watts said ha waa Informed by
disinterested parties that the lands were
reasonably,' worth $4000 to MiOJ.
SHASTA ROBBER SIGHTED
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In that city and here tie proved beyond
a doubt his Identity and tha fact that
he haa bean following his trade at
Langlola for aoma time past and had
walked from" there to Bandon.
Tonca.Ua, Or,. ' June St. The '' latest
newa from the Bhaata holdup chasa
came this morning from Mr. Huntington
of Toncalla, who with his auto went to
the Coast. range, two days ago to i
slat tha Douglas county poaee. He tele
phoned that ha waa proceeding to Loon
laks and did not' know whs he would
b back. Loon lake la between Al
Itgtny and . Scottaburg. Ona of , tha
.deputlaa telephoned from umpo.ua riv
er to hja wtf her last night that ha
waa proceeding to Loon lake. Tha hold-
upa hava not been alghted by tha pose
at any time, ao far aa known Bar.
' Train, Or., ' Juna II. Report' has
reached here ' f rqm tha Shaau $oeae
that Identity of tha thuca has been
pretty thoroughly established. Tha trail
followed by tha bloodhounda 1M to two
oablna In tha mountains between Ton
calla and the Tallow creek country,
about eight mlleo aouthwaaterly from
tha former place. Tha scent waa fol
lowed to the front door of ona of the
cablna aad taken up again at the back
door, thence tha trail Idol a aouthwrat
erly eouree, crossing the Umpqua liver
la tha vicinity of Kellogg and at last
reports tha posse was In tha vicinity
of Ash, in tha Loon laks country, tha
band . apparently being headed toward
Cooa Bay. A coat abandoned by ona of
tha robbera waa found on tha trail and
haa bean recognised aa , tha property
of one of the auspacta. ,
Man named Allan and Anderson bare
been discussed in connection with tha
holdup. Postal Inspector Morse, who
Is still here awaiting developments, la
momentarily aspeotlng newa of a cap-
Roaeburg,' Or., June Jl The names
of tha two bandits who held up the
mall clerka of tha Shaau Limited laat
Friday and atola four sacks of regla
tared mall ar believed by soma of the
offlosre to be Anderson and Allen.
They bavs fcesn living on a mountain
ranch eight miles southwest of Ton
calla. Tha bloodhounda led tha posse
from the railroad track directly to the
cabin. Indicating that tha robbora went
there after robbing tha train. Leaving
tha cablo tba robbera wen in a aouto
weaterly direction, crooalng tba Umpqua
river near Kellogg. A place was found
where they .dried tnelr clothes after
swimming tba river; From here they
went to tha wild and desolate . Loon
Ink region, whloh Is 10 mile weat of
Klkton. . A coat found on tha trail has
beta positively Identified as th prop
erty of on of lb outlawa by a member
of tha pose who Is well acquainted with
him. ,
Mall sacks hava disappeared from
depots In th Toncalla region recently.
Tha auapacted pair may be guilty of
three thefta also. 1
The posaa divided yeaterday, ona part
going to Coos Bay, the other searching
the Loon lake region
IIZ
NS PLAY POKER
- (as! ntaeotefc to The- Joera.l.)
Hood River, Or., June 21. A large
number' of cttttene of Cascade Locks
were caught dn th poker dragnet a
short time ago and will be brought be
fore th Hood River county grand jury
that meeja on July I. Sheriff John
son has been busy during tha week,
serving witnesses with subpenss.
Read about Jimmy Dunn's "spirit of
economy," sal, peg t.
Farmer Crlticl Ttoad Method.
Hood River,' Or., June II. A strong
protest la going, up from a number of
eaat aid farmera who ar objecting
to th manner In which th new ma
cadam road I being built Th objec
tor state that th road work; la coat
ing entirely too much and that It la not
being properly don.
MURDERER NOW IN CITY7
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to reach The Dallea Is beyond the un
derstanding of the farmers living In
that district and of tha sheriffs men,
unlesa tha man wished to keep out of
tb way of travel.
' ' Cowing em Trail. ;
" A noes In on of the ' automobiles
owned by th Cowing. Mr a. Hlll'a rla
tires, left early yesterday morning for
Bandy, Rhododendron and Marmot, hop
ing to head off the man before he
reached th top of th divide. They
followed him to a point where he evi
dently had given up his plan to cross
tha Cascades and turned back toward
Portland. From then on they, found n
number of persons who had en him
pass, but they were unable to get near
er than, 10 hour of th time he had
passed a given point.
Tha description of ths man secured
by ths sheriff s office Is: Height S
feet 10 Inches. weight about '170
pounds, ruddy complexion. 10 days or
two weeks growth of beard, corduroy
trousers and carried a small roll of
blankets or pack on his back.
Tha reward of 11121 offered through
Th Journal , and th $1000 offered by
the state for tha cspture of the mur
derer of th HUle still await claim
ants. A provlalnn of the reward of
fered through The Journal la that $500
la to.be given the person or peraona
giving Information that leads to the
arreat and conviction of th murderer.
Th remainder goes to those who citp
ture him.
MISCONDUC
COSTS
BLEf HIS PAROLE
Marshfleld, Or.,' June It After hav
ing ben put on parole, Robert Ble.
alias Robej-t Brown, most go to th pen
itentiary te serve a term of two year
for forgery. When Ble waa first tried
in mis county jor lorgery am
much sympathy as ha claimed that h
forged the check to help a luk friend.
He waa granted a parol by Judg Coke
and went to work In a logging cam.
Later he was arrested for acme prevtou
trouble In California, but ha got out of
that and returned to Coos county. At
Bandon ha got drunk and had eeveral
fights and waa arrested with the result
thst his parol wa revoked and ha will
be aent to the penitentiary.
Woman I Robbed.
it'nlled rreu Lea Wire J
8nn Francleoo. June 2!. Two masked
robhors today bound, gagged snd robbd
Mrs. John Chlatelonl In her apartmna
In th Cenova hotel and escaped with
$10 In caah.
e Announce Ari Extraordinary Sale of Trimmed Hats
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Hats Selling From
$10.00 to $20.00
Frid
ay
$4
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Hats Selling From
$10.00 to $20.00
Friday $4
A remarkable assemblage of beautiful mid-summer hats. An extraordinary purchase of our New York resident buyer. Three hundred show-room trimmed hats, no two
alike. Owing to the importance of this sale these hats will occupy the major space of our millinery section Friday in order to give the public sufficient opportunity to
analyze their respective merits in quality and price. No such sale of trimmed hats at this time of the year has ever been held in this town. Very fetching are the models
shown in flower hats, turbans and tailored hats, hand made, Tagal, chiffon and nets in many picturesque effects. The very latest mid-summer styles are reflected in these
exclusive models. No like opportunity has ever before been afforded to select from such a vast assortment of trimmed hats as is presented for your inspection in this sale
Hats for street, calling, reception, evening or theatre. We exhibit a portion of these hats in our corner window, but none will be reserved or sold before the hour of the
, sale Friday morning when the store opens.
Free Lessons in Irish Crochet and Basket Making
Watch Repairing by Expert Swiss Watch Maker
Picture Framing by Experts-Prices Are Correct
We Are Sole Agents for Eclipse Manicure Articles
lipnmAvblfe Gb.
JL -Merchandise of tVeril Only..
Vogue Tailored Skirts for Women Are Smart
Ribbon Bows Tied Free Ribbon Flowc.j Made
Exclusive Agents for Modart and W. B. Corsets
Forsythe Tailored Waists in the Summer Models
Robinson & Wells English Hats
We have our last shipment of Robinson, and
Wells hats this season. Owing to the immense
influx of foreigners into London we have notice
that no more of these' English hats will be forth
coming this season. This leaves us with an in
complete stock, but with a Very generous assort
ment of these well-known strictly tailored hats,
which we will offer tomorrow at one price in the
greatest sale of English walking hats. We have
made no reservations whatsoever. Every Robin
son and Wells hat in the house, including some
mid-summer styles received the first part of last
week and ranging in price from $12.50 to $25.
High Glass Man Tailored Suits Special $26.50
Selling Regularly at $40.00, $42.50 and $45.00
An offering of the highest class, strictly man-tailored suits in light grays and light tans
only. The materials are of the finest imported worsteds and men's fancy wear materials.
The jackets are cut in the newest 24 and 35-inch semi-fitting model, and are all lined with
finest quality Peau de Cygne. silk. The skirts are made In a variety of newest stright
gored styles.
Moh air and Alpaca Coats at $ 1 0.00
Long coats of fine imported mohair and alpaca in black or navy. These coats are made
full 56 inches long, in a new semi-fitting model. They have the new Franklin collar, which
can be worn either high-buttoned or in rever style, deep cuffs and two large pockets.
Marquisette and Voile Waists for $3.95
Selling Regularly From $4.50 to $6.50
Friday Special $7.50 1
Women's Hosiery
Sale of Picnic Needs
Paper plates, all sizes, per doz
en, 5. Parafine paper, large
sheets, 24 sheets in roll, special,
the roll, at low price 5. Fine
white paper napkins, 100 at
12. New Idea lunch boxes
at 3S containing one collap
sible sanitary picnic lunch box,
3 decorated .crepe napkins, 8
sheets high grade pureVax pa
per, 1 pepper envelope, 1 salt
envelope, all complete.
C. B. Summer Corsets
Special at 89c-
Made of good quality of ba
tiste, medium bust,' long over
hips and back, finished top of
fancy embroidery banding, two
pairs hose supporters attached.
Rattan Suit Cases $3.45
24 and 26 inches long, 6
inches deep, linen lined, full
size pocket, solid riveted steel
frame, good strong handle, but
ton lock and straps.
Men's Economy Club Meets for Friday Bargains
75c Night Gowns Regular $1.50 Linen 'Kerchiefs
Sweater Coats
Friday 95c
Friday 59c
20c or 3 for 50c
25c a Pair
Silk lisle stockings fast
black, tan, champagne or white
made with the deep, durable
double tops.
50c a Pair
Full fashioned silk lisle
stockings, fast black, assorted
tans, bronze, champagne or
white; pure silk, in black, tan
or white; pretty openwork
ankle patterns in tan or white
lisle thread.
$1.00 a Pair
Thread silk stockings in tan
or bronze. Kayser brand thread
silk in wide fashioned top,
black silk, all made, with cot
ton t6ps and soles. jv
'Men's muslin and cambric
night gowns, regular lay-down
collar and V-neck, trimmed
with fancy washable braid and
some plain white ; all sizes and
full regular made.
Wash Neckties 25c
A large assortment of wash
neckwear, in Oxford, Madras
and Percale, plain colors,
stripes and panel effects.
These coats are made of cot
ton and wool mixed and are
medium weight, with and with
out pockets and trimmed with
blue bands and large white
pearl buttons. They come in
natural gray only, and all are
made good and full. Just the
kind you want for your camp
or seashore outing.
Men's pure Irish linen hem
stitched handkerchiefs, hand
drawn threads, 4-inch hem,
grass bleached and made full
size. ,
B. V. D. Union
Suits $1.00
Made of extra fine quality
nainsook cloth and knit waist
band ; something different from
the usual makes.
$1.50 a Pair
Thread silk stockings, tan,
bronze, champagne or white.
Fibre Suit Cases $1.95 go Mwk in various weightt.
24-inch suit case, fabric lined,
inside straps, 6 inches deep,
solid riveted on steel frame,
good strong handle, brass lock
and bolts. " v ,
Leather SuitCases $3.95
Genuine leather suit case, 24
inchep long, 6 inches deep,
linen lined; has full size shirt,
fold, solid riveted on steel
frame, brass lock and straps.
Extra fine thread silk stock
ings, white,-tan or black; $2.50
a pair.
75c Linoleum Soec'l 49c
$1.50 inlaid Spec I $1.19
Five thousand yards of stand
ard printed and inlaid linoleum ,
in pretty patterns, large variety'
of inlaid wood designs and tile
effects, best quality selected
patterns.
$1.50 Short Kimonos, Special at 98c
Made of fine quality figured lawn, V-neck and
yoke formed of" fancy border trimming, edged with
lace; also flowing sleeves, shirred waist line.
$1.50 Long Lawn Kimonos, Spc'l 98c
Made of fancy figured lawn, V-neck, shirred
waist line, short sleeves.
$ 1 .50 House Dresses $1.19
Made of good quality of percale, square cut Dutch
neck, trimmed with fancy dotted banding on neck,
sleeves and belt; also light ground, black figure,
made same as above, full-gored skirt with fitted
inverted back plait.
75c Short Lawn Kimonos, Special 49c
Made of light figured lawn, square Dutch neck,
short sleeves, .plain ( front to shoulder, belted style,
trimmed with fancy border.
Tea Pot
Tiles at
25
Imported teapot tiles, a very
dainty and Useful article, unique
Dutch designs in red and blue
on dear white ground.
Stamped Voile C f Stamped Crepe 7C
Waists Special vC Waists Special S JL
No" secession of the popular- The most , appropriate waist
. ity of these waists. Many new for traveling, which is justly
designs stamped ready for enjoying the greatest popular
working are placed on sale to- ity; easily washed and requir
morrow. y ing no ironing. .
Novelty waists of fine imported marquisette and voile, made
with fine Bulgarian embroidery m coral, light blue, Copenhagen,
heliotrope and black. These waists have the new kimono sleeves,
Dutch or high neck, with shawl or sailor collar, and are trimmed
with fine pin-tucking and embroidery. :
Friday Wash Fabric Attractions
French Batiste 1 5c
A most dainty summer dress material with and without bor-'
ders. White and tinted grounds, with neat, dainty patterns, 30
inches wide. ,
Satin Foulares at 1 5c
A cotton wash dress goods of much merit, possessing the
beauty of design and finish found in fabrics three times tke price; f
30 inches wide. ' " ' ' -
Bordered Flaxons 18c
This beautiful linen finish material comes in white grounds, ' '
printed dainty patterns, with trimming border to match. Finish
not impaired by laundering. t
Embroidered Bordered Batiste 50c ; ' -
This is a decided novelty. The illustration conveys a more
adequate idea than word description. It comes in 50-inch lengths,
in which length is contained flounces and insertion, thus carry-
ing its own trimming. The cloth comes in blues, tans, lavender,
with embroidery work in white.
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.YBig Friday Owl Drug Sale,
50c Odol, the new mouth 10c Oatmeal Soap, 4 bars v; i
wash 45 for 25
25c Arnica Tooth Soap.. 13 10c California Medicated '
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder 12d Soap, 4 bars for. . . .7.: 25$
24c Kolynos Tooth Paste 16 35c Hunyadi Water. . , . ,23 ,
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste . . 14 $1.00 Danderine , . .... . , 69 , ;
25c Mennen's Narangia $1.00 Newbro's Herpicide 59
Talcum Powder lOtf 35c Pluto Water..; 20 ;
25c Mennen's Flesh Tint ; 50c;Cuticura Ointment. .37 ;.
Talc Powder ....... . ,10d ' 50c Murine Eye Remedy 29 1
25c Yale's Talc Powder 14 25c Tiz ............ ...,1C !
10c Jergen's Rose Glycer- s; ,': 10c Powdered Borax, . , . , (lT-
ine Soap, special, 4 bars : t 10c Powdered Sulphur C
for ... .............. v.25 3 10c Insect Powder..... . . .(
50c Pape'i Diapepsin. . . .29 10c Boraxoid Soap Powd. 4