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Newspaper Page Text7JIE OkEGOM DAILY JOl'U.WA!, I OUT LAMP. IJ!AV tVJMJ.J. OCTO.ML'H IS. MM. HWM OF ! TOM IS DUE 10 l t.4 . I ta l'.a 'MFIlfl'WIiDiyOlODMlESMt OEADb EVERITPfflSOfXR DEPARTED A" fRiEND M a-. ..a ..- Mli4 V) Ittu.e' a it u k M t4 M -4 a eS a . U a M l .. S. WoB. Markell k Co. SSS THE LKADI.NG EAST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE wla.llafrir,,i;ffl.,lli:l a'-.-,',- - r.,r.. , -- , g , . . i.n.- tt M a-J el.aea aa ' MIMPIIMP T Jl I CO .triTi m t , ktl.a St. 4 . IS - et.e k".-ii e't I4m4 aa1 Had OJJ Adna Blaciunith Tc'd -- iM f . .a ., )( CM Tn.tti About wrt, SainMuw ' ' ' - l.L.f ital la a IM He M gh! No! New Dfi rao- Irtfi ArMh! Murder Chlffi !r V V r " - 4 ix. 1 1 a.e at M 1 la aw OI e aea 1 U4 aia ef a4 ee Km,t f k-a la VmtW He ae la lie In ( M-t.Jk tkel " . 1 late -W. Nf IV. Imtti la fW4xn - I , rauS IUI 111 mm kaa a mi W a ,u r i4J.t ;- m - n n 1mftL t '' - . I 4I Ar M. fw4 ! raifc ( III ill) ll M iW K' liaa Mm 4 liilliHH l ttrtrt tlte aia SJIa 4 UK ll-a M a ' a !). sa caa M XT, I ft If U tniM W W r fvl.'f. Ul IU1 f Cat II f ! HI (4M - i rir ika aM nr r wai u . ta ltaaaaill Uua la ImI'.ii ailai4. ! la aiwHKHr (Ala. I Jta tOakaaif hi f t4 lr artt cnw uuia ( IM iMfMl , B fMaalMf f4 M , lla II Ikaa 4npM. a a4 kaa la tit tt.it. UU art r nrtM IM kU Ua ! lv M . la mtaoia Uft ! aa attaa cnaY Tvaaa Vaaaaw to KwtaiL Tta airr haa ba alraad tola aa4 rtai af Taaaf aa4 Mra. BaatKuff ( la IM AM aalal tuJi4lafl U. araaf ataaiac Ua ona cam ta m la vu fruta Tuna. W Ihi aaa lafl aar baabaa4. ua4r ara taaaa laal a frtaa4 b4 aacr4 a aotal for btr lo Bvanai. It aalopa4 ay th laallmeny of U C Saalhuff. baa baoJ f the 4ad woman, that aa 414 , aoi fcaow Youaf. uni htt ha wa ua- rw that tha latiar aaa ktt p a crrpvndc with bla wlfa. Aaaihaff diJ iei know tltat Tounr pnl tt af a dar at th) VanthMff noma about warka ii, whaa tha pair inada tba ar ranirmaat for bar t f ta Adna undar (ireianaa ibat aba a aa lo ma tba boial whra aba mat bar anomaly death. A brotbir af tba daa4 wetnan, M. F. OU lrt of Waaatchaa. 'aab ra la tad bow about to yaara ajo, prior t bar mar riaia lo bantbufr. aba bad baaa par latently foorted by lounf. who aoufbl tv win her hand by rrpraaenting binw rif to b worth from Itl.aPt to lf, Oft. TolaaM of Wotaaa'a XVaHars, At tha rrteo of Kberlff Vrauhart la a plla of let tar .that would naa a amair alced volusta, ahowlng tbat Toang baa baaa correapondlng with a long tlal of womra In various part of tba coun try. ' Who tiameo ha -had - aaoorad friroufh inatrithorrlal arenclaa, and from anmo of -whom, according to tba too of th lettera, bo had apparantly aacurad auma of mosey. Among tbaaa lattort re aoma from Mra. Saathuff, oho wing that aha bad about tlrad of hr hua band, and that aoon abo axpactad to ba freo from elm. when aha would ba In a poaltlon to go bar owa awaot way probably to marry Toung blmaeif. ' Granting that Toung la Innocent, If he had acted differently the night of the fire, and had told a plain, honest a lory of bow everything happened, hie previous good reputation la th coro- munlty at Adna where hs had resided for some four montha or mora would hare saved him from the murder charge. When lie discovered Mhe hotel on fire, bad he shouted- the word to the people of the village, from the hotel upper porch, -told tnem there was a ' helpless womaq somewhere Inside, and made an effort to rescue her, as one would natur ally expect any man to do -under sim ilar conditions, none would have ever feuspected thst hs was guilty of an at i 1 ii i im IM MfiauaJ Al IM T al laaslK IM taaae all f la $i-mt ia iar u.4 Maab ataiiag i-i a lv lail Maa, aia M ax lae iintiei la kwaia al A-. iaa weaaaa ba M tlla Ha ra4 m M rMiSa4 le to m baa iae e ami aaaae bare aaftaeva. all IVa SUe aaaaaia IMI ba ktakaalf ai taa aiabi at hka rweaa aa I be b4 aae a-a aaar taa aftae I aeab. Xmm ibal tba l4Mt ba fcreaaM e awebj I M af laatlakaay afasaal Taaac It la ailav4 U )ik ar1 tl li4 baa avar to Iba eern tmtX- lr. rntias Allavwa BtallM aa iMM-rtff t'tauaaai wr ewfla4a bate aa Ulae auioa aaaiaat Vaaag fiiad 1 la IM awaweiar aaart. aaaaawkiia fs Iba raaa naraaa la irtei, aviut I art Mr atearw if mat Ma. WOULD EXCLUDE AIL Strengtjr Comes OIL TANKS FROM CITY ladigMtNaa flawed at a aaaatlag af Veal rrtlaa slltaeas bald at Oevarts bail, rroal a ad Oibb eirata. laat btgbf, la preteat ageJaet tba pladag f all 'V1 1 afowtb rsrUaad. A aesnmme was appatalad la rert aa laiualtve meaeare whlob will ear I ids tba lata atlraJy from tba tty, ta be preeeaied t f Che paepl. tolth tba a I caption f Osaaellaiaa loha bleaiaaT and A (lore ay C It Fit gait, everyone la tba. largely attend aeaUng. It U aaid. wab la favor af Us ing d voided steps to tprwveat tba ell tanks betna built wlthta tba city. "baa Attorney plarott aald tha Oil would be no more daagereas than water, ba waa hooted down. The earns fata met Councilman bfontag when be at tempted I defend the actio of tha eoua. ell la fixing ell districts wlibta the city. But lbs eouncllmaa aald ba wlahed to represent the people and If they did not want lie tanka ta South Portlaad be would um bla effort to aaetet tbetn Is aavtag their wlehee carried out. Among thoee Who spoke earalaet the oil tanks ware W. Ix Smith. T. C Sharkey. Ceorr W. Oordon, B.'CL Jones, laaao Swell and IV. K. Strode. . Their speeches wera eathuelaatlcaJly received. The pakers pointed out tbe danger of having the tanka la tbat vicinity, and the deteriorating effect they would bars on property values. A permanent organisation waa af fected through which the - protest against the tanka may be carried on. Th following I officer were elected : President, John Heltkemper: vlce-preel. dent, B. C Jones; eecretacr-treaaarer. Mra. E. A. Chambers. V Tha members of the commute ap pointed to prepare tbe tnltlatlve tneaaurs are V. K. Strode, Iaaa Swett. K. C Bhaxkey, John AlonUg and Joha Helt kemper. i. an . Kxi ee Via atmal l-i-M, M. KM, HIM fWf "1 eaiM iy momi sm b Mi al aaf IM a4 lea eVie ri iM J rta. A ae m4 wMAaf waa bana fvnaa IM .'aaapata laaaaf aMwaea. las at read fcl 4 I aw l aaa riae, - e'aaa atia, ,jh i i.aa im la sa m la ee al IM M ka-t I la a 4 elaMle, -& 4 ..i-mA - wm It t-e-4 M laAaa aa Xaae elM la ea faa waxiav wras tut laaaM aa4 evt-e ai-M a Ma eaeae m tiae ae aajy lea '. nwii. Waawe eir be serf la eaMe n'aeva'd wee sH easy ti turn ewtA.aae a-a Ua aa b al f I la a -t a-ia JM" rai4 ae rajtair lai la a:i aaa bid b ruaa ana lie M'' eM ea aeft bas ail attM be re le IM llaalaary ei l le M ll tberif. wwa Ml bus fita4 Tkews bi aa-ea4 ay a aa by ia!a uiy kaa -m -tt ti a t:lee eaiaMa IMa If aa 14 H laali IM seasail ef IM k'4 f aid a4 ela4 rwi He wee bre la l-kiaSr a 1 pwa a M beeraa Ika l'-4a af miaual eeenee laiitai Ika Ula -r s a4 tmtif 111 ta waa eaai M dtfteeaal baaia M lb -r CaJeaakla. bal to li:i b I t't fuaakawalMj 41 Ihm fw a la it -a fj e r.w.l IMa M iea, VSaae ft iM la eaaM4 ---' a ra ' nte ua rawi:y t tie fwa la ' lilt, 4 le tie m a,.4 aa -, ir im ai ail lie 4a' a Jm 4 l via f, e4 bJ A, Ik t lwu. iie aw a-4 aa tae- )e ee aI) hiinf 0w I tSamaal se fto nl I. TX -a l. U Wt'a Haaaaa waa ataaaad I aaa a yea lee-ear, t4 l-e lake- to IM itilta al laaa laaatiee, I M aftJMT eee a lie laaaajiy aM e,ueap Ia.laare4 by liVnl faMlloaaei hi', llaaaie ke aawMl IS ya v4 a baa aaf4 1 l-e u.ae 4 II aai. III taet la iae'0 ba'is le - ayiy e lie a W-e a aeea eaawraa. VW la Biarl rsw)ay. l4 rvaw jaiMl M I AmM oa4. 14 4rwiia aav iaaeel waa saaAa aey by Aetata aalee a be wwavl eiarl a.kay a- raaaea flaaa f'seatsg f4 ea bis la44 rv(l la fee. Tb ewaia far tba rew fees fUf M baa) a fatly a I real ! Saved tta. AiMa rvt Cat Special Sale Women's Suits Begins Saturday A Ctltiitg c TV -4 i4e' Ji'tatK Vi4 kj Va J a el U f n- $30. $32, $35 Suits Now on Sale i'aClaa T4a) $N' lakie tl f .e ill eJ Mffe. rktUtb al chrtt.fl. i ike fewiUr M1 4 M'tr. . l. Mrs, t-b ad g?ty, or la Mutl ia Cat ie ifca a-a.'a A a b kfgila, ti asteatea liuMte 1 Im J wtb V ajMalf eitia. fiaiits r U obr fata ike-vd ltyts rr (tt a lu. M. m am m mm mm mm m a a-. 515 to 51.5U lail- fl-an O V'ja orcd Suits on Sale at j) 1 A. O YomM lerehr V o44 l h ! ir tU as 4 sraalfy al a I II: p'Va, ftsal Hvlif TliHll f it I Pivy. tUk a ttsy. it very it poeVir tie en4il. Km in1 1 Mki4 ar4 bne txher wuk Ke ii(i itJint. Cte fusfiy wii! k ii:ti U UlH-4a kUt 4 1 laiff It Si frW, Sale of Misses' $5 and $6 Coats at $3.95 5Mfi?f New fi!! Cu Jf gul I f 14 ytirm, (liowiit !. aa4 ratwMs U gfiy. twn of tuty. Soma are aait.'y iimmtl with lru AVomen's Dress Skirts, $4.50 ValSa $3.65 AU trw mod! i fa U'eoJ Cvkti 44 Worittdi la rM bisonmi ef color. So4t 4 Rw Bksrl hack n4 froL 5o pvtics Iftsuntl Suits ( at-... jj)Je r7 Our Overcoat family is anxious to o out and parade with you good-looking men (all men look good In these new-style ferments). The Sillc-lincd Chesterfield $30. The Ftncy Cheviot, extra full, $25. The Strapped Seam Raglans $20. Lots of other new shapes, styles and fabrics. This is a great season for Overcoat Novelties, 155 A . ii . " Ladies' 25c Tea Aprons at 10c On iaU Saturday only. Fine whit Lawn Apro, prrttUy mad and trimmed witli lac. J-'iv Mierel tlci to choose from. Se window. Sale of Ladies' $1.00 Kid Gloves at . .' . Fin !rti KJ4 Clovci In the t-liia HySc WtU toa4 k4 perfect littlog. Colon 4 g rsy, Uack, la 44 hroarw; and im aJi all lb. 79c Special Sale of Men's $12.50 and $14 Suits $9.90 BEOINNXNO SATURDAY. PALL AND WINTER STYLE SUITS, mid. of good 11,17 ckeriou, ti simcrei gnd ihibeta, tailored and trimmed in food manner, and good valaci it 12.fi O, Of! flrt 18.60 Ud f 14.00, .r, 00 ..I at CJeejU Color r griy, black, brown and: miirurts. Every tuit a good partrm and very dninbl la rrtry way.- 90c Men's $1.25 Flannel Shirts Blue, gray or. tan Winter Flan nel Shirta in - lingla-breatted tylev Full cut in every way, well made, with toft, attached collar. . Men's Golf Shirts at . 63 c An Unman assortment of coal or plain atyle Golf Shirts. Mad of chambray, rnadraa or aatin atrip shirting. Beautiful new light, dark or medium colon'. Shirta that ar 11 good aa many sold aa high aa $1.00. Every on guaranteed. . Men's 75c Black ACg Sateen Shirts at tcC Mercerized black Sateen ' Shirta that-ar cut wide ami long, full double gtitched, well made, perfect fitting, liar aolt collar that la attached to eatra band, fitting smoothly and faced ileeve. One OFFICERS OF COMMISSION TAKE POSITIONS TODAY Not From what You Eat, but , ; ' From What You Digest, Jl Table! ZMgssts MaaL Trial Package Most people eat most, foods without ' discrimination It ' matters little what. , Pew stop to think what that food, does for them; , This1 la the first turn on the road "to dyspepsia. ; Reckless disregard or tne proper; choice of roods, rapid eat. . ing ana improper mastication, are the unquestioned eauses of all stomach dla , order from the slight ache to the ma lignant cancer. . i There la nothing more revolting than a dyspeptic stomach a very vat for ' putrefaction, sending forth Its poison throughout the. entire ; system, depres eing the brain, befouling the breath, aouring the taste, deadening the mus- . rlcs, incapacitating tha liver and kidr n-ys for their worlt, debilitating- the ' heart, choking the lungs and clogging f the bowels. ' AU of these disagreeable and danger. . Ons conditions are due to the Improper dieiion of food and the consequent aasimllation of poison. What else can . be -Papected? If the food Ilea in the etomach, if the system is constipated. ci men union is ma natural outcome. : i snows luseir in sour watery risings, eeimmgi, neartourn and - painful There is only one way to remove this . condition, Jf the stomach refuses to digest your food put something into It , that will. Btuart's Dyspepsia Tablets mra uouunaj nui aigestlves. They are , hot a medicine. They work when the mroacn wju not. -- .acn taDiet contains" enousrh nanain diastase, golden seal and other digestive virmenia 10 reaucesooo grams oZ ordi nary food to the proper consistency for paeuiijiauon iuio uie DIOOC. ' Ctuart's J3yspepU Tablets are abso lutely pure, inere is notuinr harmful In them as shown in their indoraament ry ae.ue pnyaician in the' United States and Canada. (Bpeelal to The Joeroal.1 Walla Walla. Wash.. Oct 11 Al though It Is Friday, and ths llth. the newly appointed officers of tha cltv commission taaa tneir eat today, fol lowing th general clean uo made by the mayor and commlaatonera Tueeday. ine orncers wno taks their places to day are: Clerk, C. Arthur Jones.; mar shal, Mike Davis; fire chief, William Met; water superintendent, R. F. Mo Lean; treasurer, John W. McOhe; cem etery superintendent, W. H. Wills; street commissioner, H. A. Sfockdale; attorney, J. F.. Watson: health officer. uv. m. m. monigomery: aanitarv lnanen. tor, w. c oates: water rea-latrar. tl I u Btacic; engineer, w. R. Rehorn. Many salaries were reduced, and av. erai orrices aooiished, by which " the commissioners . cut down the monthly pay run 01 mi city ioiv. or J81Z0 a vear. this nearly 'saves to tha cltys' salary list the commissioners 'pay, which is fvsoo a year. Underwear A grear variety of all wool, worsted and heavy weights of cotton in two piece and Union Suits. Priced 50c to $4. Spe cial for Saturday -Cooper's blue .Derby -ribbed $1.00 garments Sweaters Wool or worsted, in col ors of white, navy, green, brown, maroon and ox fojd. Extra .well made. Special for Saturday Youths' High-Collar All Wool Sweat- d s p at vL.Ld ers ITfThKT 1 1 1 I L CLOTHING CO. QU8 KUHP,, Prop. 1 NigiX mam Aj 166-170 THIRD ST. W. V V , Ask your family physician Ms opin ion of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and if he Is honest toward you hs will state positively thst they will euro your tomaeh trouble, .whatever it may he. nleas you have waited too long and have allowed your dlaordeg to develop Into eaaoer. v Art lodayvsnd begin to end your auf fering. A free trial package will be S'Bt 19 your afldreea. upon request. Thef eu-reni me pacaages are lor sal at j-aur nnirrist a. F. A. 8tuart Co LSI :uar) fcliig MarsbaiV Mlav . - - ; ' German to Compete) in Air. Berlin, Oct IS. Rivaling the covin for supremacy on land and water, tha uerman government will now enter Into a contest for the supremacy of tha air. uccoruiDg to me newspapers hera to day. The Vorwaerta announces that be tween B.uoo.uoo and 17.000.00J marks ar to be asked of the com lnar nih.ta 1 . . ivr ma aeriai navy, tft ' COMMERCIAL CLUB " DECORATIONS VIEWED BY WOMEN GUESTS To give women an opportunity to Admire tha decorations , that President Taft declared the most beautiful and gorgeous arrayed in .his honor on his entire tour and al other tours that he has made, Manager Frank E. Jago of th. Commercial club arranged a special dinner to club members and their ladles last night; and the big banquet hall was filled from the time tha doors opened at UU I o'clock. The room waa exactly as the night before .when tha distinguished truest' oc cupied tha sest of honor at the table. :' The miniature replica of the United States and tha canal cone with tha battleship Oregon floating In real water waa shown, too. Manager Jago waa told by many f tha diners "last night that the decorations were tne most, beautiful and artlstto , they ; had ever aaan in all their e travela,land that the club and e tha committee on - arrangement -4 ara entitled - to many compll- ' 4 menta. The decoraUona. will be" . ramovea loasy, ' I e e e e e e e e WATER It your vocation la of out of doors nature, then necessity calls for a water or damp proof footwear, for it is un questioned that to go with wet feet 1 to literally court a physical breakdown In time. For reason of these fact we have had a line of shoes made expressly to meet your .needs. A CUSTOM MADE. WET WEATHER JSHOE, the upper and - aole leather stock of which has been made from the highest grade stock tanned, and which was also manufac tured especially for water-resisting purposes. They are full calf lined and this calf lining is of equal quality - as the outer leather, thus making them that much mora' eanabla of keeping your feet dry. They are full double soled to- ths heels and 'the inner soles have been water-proofed. - - awr vuta illustrate two bt capes -arnica We Carry fcs . parswe, paoa, aaa nv Truths to Xeoh .sue. - PROTZfilAN-CATilPBELL SHOE CO. 140 Fifth Street, Between Morrison and Alder r -' PROOF .'f , II w This Zaoom. II I i Why pay rent when you can just as easy own your own home? Why spend all for living expenses when you do not hare to? Why allow your family to merely exist when they can really live? Why buy your provisions at retail when you can produce many of them? . ' . - , Why patronize dairies and creameries when you can hare your own fresh milk and eggs? . v . Why live in unpleasant surroundings when there's no need of it? Why tolerate the monotonies of the city ' when a better Ufa . , : - awaits you? . ' ' Why deny yourself life's luxuries when you can just as well . .have them? : Why Submit to the High Cost of Living When We Offer You the Solution? ,1 , . , f ,.:,:".. .jr- . , ; , L . . . .'...,'.-."'.' '. . t .' 1 . " 'V :. ' " : . ? . ", lV'-. ' ' "" ' ' ':' " :V ; ' .. : rV' .. , ':.. :-' Why not invest your; rent money where it will pay for a home , for you? . 1 , V I , '. . : , . ' Why not take advantage of the opportunity of the hour? , , Why not break away from your expensive present-day mode of "living?"' ' , Why not live a better, cheaper, happier, more centertted life? Why not let Mother Earth assist you by working directly for . , , you? f , Why not live in a neighborhood that is pleasant for your family? . . , . Why not save and make money as,well as to 'spend it? Why not make an investment that is bound to be extremely , " profitable? , . - ' , Why not DO IT NOW? Why not investigate? ' ' ' ' ' ' , " : r '-!. - --, li-1 1 - i-' 'If 1'- ""' ',L " I'- '$''' -f- '.j ': ', '' ' - ' , 'i' v' '1 ' ' V; :" .. y-'-:': :' ;- ; . y. . ''''f"'-". '- - -r ; J .,.'1- '"V'fT- .-. . jC.;?;' . .;r n-K 1- V'jL') 'if'C '' ; ."' ; ;.' "r--' r".- V . S---J f.; : W -w ,i ('"'Vis.' i ' '!,'.. V::, --' ti: :: ""-'. '. -k' JK'-. ' ''i."1': 5 . .J. w f- Half-acre tracts are $625 and $725. Acres $1150 and $1200. And on easy terms. Call at our office today. , ' -1 . ' HARTMAN, Grouiul Floor, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. ft THOMPSON Main 203. A-2050 I j