THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. ' FRIDAY- EVENING. MAY 31, Mil
SHIPOWNERS AGf?E
, 10 FIGHT TO FINISH
CENTRALIA'S SPLENDID NEW HIGH "SCHOOL, COSTING $125,000
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AVIATORS PLAN STATUE
FOR WILBUR WRIGHT
tlH4 Peeae UuH t
! t.1n. Mar 11. iUna for what
lrtltv wjtl be Ilia createat meal la
Ilia Malar of a elation eca leunrh4
tvUv fey Claude Cirahaui.Wfclle. ha
MC4 Ida Jlendon aerodrome bra foe
lhe purpose of holding a mo ruler aria
lion tournament Jo raise fund lib
hk h la atari a ruemorlel o the Ula
U.br Wnh. the "father of firing.
Ho 4U4 )elarday la Dayton, Ohio.
1o hunJrad of lha world baal
known avlalora ara eiprt.1 lo arllc.
and lha nroeaeda will ba espendad
(ur a aialua of Wilbur W right.
California, I)KlcUa III.
I'allad hw l4 Wire I
joa Anfrlea, Mar It Waliar K. Par
ker, ti cn and confidential ti)Mr
in lha Ivuuiham I'.clflc railway and for
era one of lha mmi powerful factors
In California politira. la trliKallr HI
of heart trouble al Ma homa her. II
retire! from active politic a-von after
irteefilly conducting Frank I. Flint's
ampatgn for a east In lha t'nlted States
mate.
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FRANKLIN AVERS
DARROW SUPPLIED
$4000 FOR BRIBE
(Continued from Fata On a.)
him. k.vry man and woman In thla
rourtroom knowa thai thla vtloaaa la
rarlllng womalhtng.'
Attarmaa Kara Till.
Diatrlrt Allornay rradrricaa area,
bla fie fluabad with ancar. fla oU-
la lha Intimation of lha tfafenaa
attornay, wharaupon Roaara raluraed:
I don arcuaa Captain rraderlcka.
feacauaa ha waa out of tha atata whan
aa dona."
Aaaliiant Diatrlrt Attorn ford ra-
frrrad -again to lha wltnaaa' naaolla-
llona wilh roatfllra Juror IM-kwox)
out rTannun ratoia pari of tha atorr
raiaiaa noonraaar.
A till raaullad blpfn Ford and At-
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SAGE TEA, USED BY OUR GRAND- -MOTHERS
TO DARKEN THE HAIR
Ret tore Gray Hair to Natural
Color, Stopi It From Com
in; Out and Makes It Grow
It la runlrr to prrrvr th color of
t hnlr than to restore It, although It
in !' ibl to do both. Our grand
moihara underaloo1 Hip recroL They
.! n "aagf. tea.1 and their dark.
gloy hir long nfur middle life waa
duo to Il ls fKrt. Our mothwa have gray
halra before llioy are fifty, but they are
beginning lo nppreolate the ladom of
our graudmothera in nainr -.. n.
llr und are fast following
for, their
nil
The proaent
generation hart the ad
vantage of the paat in that It can get a
ready-to-Uee preparation called Wyetha
Saga and Hulphur Hair Remedy. Aa a
acalp tonlo and color rratorrr thla prep
aration la vaatly auperlor to lha ordi
nary "aage tea- made by our grand-
mothera.
The growth and beauty of the hair
depends on a healthy condition of tha
calp. Vyeth a Rage and Hulphur Hair
Remedy quickly ktlla the dandruff
germa which rob the halr4of lta life,
cokr and luatre, makea the acalp clean
and hrulthr. gives the hair strenrth.
color and beauty, and makea It grow.
oet a 60 cent bottle from your drug
gist todny. lie will give your money
back If you are not satisfied after a fair
trial.
Agent Owl Drug Co.
torney Itogera whan Ilia taller fce4
lha roaarullng-' attorney of alma
"lip" lo lha wllneaa In order lo dir.
Bla attention to tha Information da
etrad. ford eirantioualr ofcteclad la
Rogare' uae of tba word lip" and lha
defanee attorney In a seated dleoueeloa
contandad that the proaacution waa
following a policy In ftanklin a
rtainlnallon of dclibaratetjr auggaatlug
to Iba witnaaa lha aaawara wanted.
Coort'a rrataaUaa Aakad.
"I want your honor'a prolartlon from
urh analnuatlona aa counaal makta
aid Ford. "Ha la ualng alang pbraeea.
Ha will ba swearing at ma nail.
In tha argument which followed aa
to tha kind of quMione thai mlaht ba
eked rrankllu, Rogers graapad another
opportunity to make another aiatement
for tha bervfit of the Jury that the
lealtmony of an Informer must ba re
gar ded with auapldon.
Attorney Appel look rt In the die
cuaalon. and arraigned Kord for hla
manner of' queatlonlng. Ford look of
fense at hla being rriterlaed and de
clared: Uafairaaaa Charged.
"I charge an attempt on the part of
counael to 'tip' the Jury off to I hi- kind
of evident a they are going to Introduce."
Nearly half an hour of the rourt'a
time taken up by a debate between
attorneys which grrw heated and aomr
what peraonal. draplte Judge liuttona
effort to atop It. When It finally
came to an end It developed that there
waa no formal objection before the
court.
Would not Trust Toekwood.
Franklin then told of appmarhlng
Captain C. E. White and suggesting to
him that he bold the money to b paid
IXK'kWood until the SfcKamara trial waa
over. White at first objected, aaylng
that he "would not trust Lock wood aa
far ae.ha could throw"
Franklin, according to predlctlona by
the attorneya of both campa, probably
will occupy the atand tha remainder of
the week. His cross-examination hy
Attorney Earl Rogers, for the defenae,
la expected to bo one of the most Im
portant Items of the trial.
C. K. While, a former Jailer, who Is
alleged to have been selected by Frank
lin and rreeaaellve littt fVeaff ,K
Ikeiwl to ItalA I.jx-k BM'a kfina
money, will fellev rteahtta. taW lha
eland, according la Diatrlrt 'Aliarner
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P0ST0FFICE, LIBRABY.
SCHOOL DEDICATED
AMID CELEBRATION
(Continued From I'age One.)
eve Carnegie library waa laid under
Ihe auspk-aa of lha grand Maaoalo lodf
of Waehlngten.
Tha 1 1:.0 high aebool Jual
plrted In Cenlralla wwa dedicated laal
night. Henry H. Iteoay, atata super-
lnlend-nl of public Inelrurtlon. deliv
ered the dedicatory addraea. Addreeeee
were alao made by fr. Thornfea T. Kane.
prealdanl of Waahlnglon unlterslty;
Ur Knofh A. Bryan, prealdent of Wash
ington atala college; A. It Rurrowa.
prealdenl of Waahlnglon Kduratlonat
aeaoctatlon. and W. t Wilson. N. I.
Hhoweller and K- T. Mathea. prlnrlpals.
respectively, of the atata normals
schools at Elleneburf, Cheney and Hel-llngham.
Cenlralla net made amailng progreaa
time the laal Portland Commercial
lub excursion. Nhe haa apent t:oo.6A4
aylng three miles of hard aurfare aa-
ment and tlOO.Ooa laying II mllea of
ewer and 12 mllea of cement side
walks fine haa a petit ll.roo.OOO in
building Improvementa. The railroad
erecting big ahopa here and la lay-
ng over 60 mllea or main and aiclu-
rack In tha Immediate vlclnty.
Chehalls. Wash.. May Jl Chehalla
waa boat thla afternoon to the Tacoma
Ad club, which came S00 strong on a
special train. High Jinks were held on
the atreeta and Tlgerltta Inatllled Into
the Chehalls people. Tha Ad clan re
mained hero for two houra, going hence
to Centralis, where, after a big parad-
It headed tha procession to the, South
west Washington Rtate fair grounds to
witness a scrappy contest between Che
halls and Centralis In the State league.
Honulam. Waah.. May 21 Mora than
0 delegatea to the Southwest Wash-
Nesurly Out
If iwi'tf p i a rral"' ly, !tiiii; him
in atiJ Ifl'a in him u! f r ihe .uinturr .
uif clothing was t!UJ iut lv tltil
ft "m I he go."
Norfolk. n4 Knlckr rUKkcf for all
kind of boyl suit of gray, suila of
bfon, uiu of blue anJ tuiti of fancy
mixtures.
Slout, doub!e-brf4ilcl Knlckcrfxv krr
uit with I wo pairs vl lined truuer
ftr $5,00. Mijjhly cxnl auit for a
mighly aiiull priif. Take 4 lk at
them.
BEN SELLBMG
Morriaon at Fourth Street.
Boya' Shop, Second Floor.
You'll find here
the largest assortment
of Boys' Hats
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mm
Entire Stock
to Be Sold
NEED
H A
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CRAFT
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE
Worth hand worked articles, stamped patterns and other materials belong
ing to a high-class NEEDLE CRAFT SHOP Such as Ladies' Waists,
Muslin Underwear, Pillow Tops, Center Pieces, Doilies, Scarfs and Thous
ands of other articles to be
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Entire Stock
to Be Sold
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Be Among the Wise Shoppers
and Come Early
CLOS
EDOU
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE
Prepare for That Vaca
tion Now
Lad
0 This is one opportunity to you in
1 Q o a lifetime; don't let anything keep
: : j you away from this sale
35
J "fl 7T 11 tl Is about the average price that
(P fim irPfP . ifl B F pas been placed on this entire
stock for it must go quickly
IT IS THE, INTENTION OF THE MANAGEMENT TO SELL EVERY ARTICLE IN STOCK IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS
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The Following Prices
Tell the Story:
E STARTS AT 10 A. M. Tomorrow, Saturday
Laundry Bags, linen color, blue and black mq
figure cloth, regular $1.50, closing out price ttIC
200 Wash Belts, complete with pearl buckle, (
35c and 50c values, closing out price. . , . . . . . . )C
Scrim Pillow Ribbons, regular $1.25 to go at 59
Hand Crochet Pillow Trimmings; reg. 75c at 29
Crash Auto Bags, regular $1.25 at. . ......... .89J
Aprons,' white "stamped, regular 50c. ....... .';'23
Pillow Cords, silk" and cotton, regular 75c at 19
Beautiful Centerpieces, pure linen, hand- jo '
tinted, regular $1.00 at. . . .... .eJajC
Centerpieces, elegant velours, regular $at 98J
Centerpieces, imported novelties, all sizes, JQ
made in Germany, regular $2 at. .......... 4oC "
Silk Trimming- Braids," regular 35c the bolt. T. .9i
Bureau and Sideboard Scarfs, genuine linen,'
stamped and trimmed with cluny lace. 'These fQ . .
are real beauties." Regular $3 at. . . . . . . 70C "
a . , . . ' . 4
Beautiful French Knot Bulgarian Linen q
Bureau Scarfs, regular $2.00 at. uC
Centerpieces, floral patterns, 15c and 25c. . . .'. . .5
Satin Pin Cushion Forms, value to 25c . ... ... . .5
Stamped" Picture Frames, complete with Q
frame, regular 75c at. 1
Crashes, American, suitable for pillow tops, jq
regular 85c per yard. 07C
Richardson Embroidery Silks, regular j5c at. . . .3
Reis Foundation Letters, all sizes and styles, HALF
PRICE.
Embroidery. Cotton, white and colors, regular
5c, to close out, each. . J.C
Burlap, regular 35c per yard to go at. .,. . . . . .10
Centerpieces, "complete with cotton to em-"dQ
broider, regular 50c at. . ......, ... . . . . LiijC
Fancy Bags. with cotton to embroider regu- ri
lar 50c at . ljQ
Necktie Racks and Collar Bags, complete Q
with cotton to embroider; regular 50c at. . . . 1 7C
Sitka Rings, per dozen.
Hatpin Holders, regular 35c at. .-. . . . : . .5.'
Tan Hemstitched Linen Squares, reg. 35c at 19
Fringe for pillow tops or centerpieces, regular A
' 20C al-t a a a - a - a -W t W -' a t a a w -m o w -. j-
Embroidery Needles, per package ...4J
Linen Squares, for pillow tops, regular 35c at 19J
Undermuslins, already made and stamped for hand
work; made from the very finest nainsook, com
plete with cotton to embroider, stamped. Can be
.washed out if desired.
Gowns, regular $1.75. v i . . 75
Combination Suits,' regular $1.50 -75
Corset CdversTregular ?5c at. .............. . .39e
Drawers, regulan$1.23 at. .59
Beautiful hand embroidered Pillow Tops e Q .
and Centerpieces, prettiest ever, reg- $10 deWetO
Hand Embroidered Pillow Tops and Centerpieces,
th very best and most beautiful. Every Af aq
one a gem., Price to $18, v, . aaJa aJQ
Hand -Embroidered Pillow Tops to $12 at.. $3,00
Hand Embroidered Doilies to $2 at. 75
Hand Embroidered Library Scarfs, regu An qa
.lar: $.6 at ',;, .-'.4 . . ...... . . . -. .y.. ....... ijJmit ? v
Hand Embroidered Doilies, sets of 6 to AQ
match; regular price $4.50 to $0, per set j)le a0?
HAND EMBROIDERED UNDERWEAR
Corset Covers, $7 to $10,. ... , .,3.50
Combination Suits to $18 at. .., .-,.-..,....87.08'
Night Gowns, regular $12 to go at..- $6.98
Chemise, regular $9 to go at , . . ; ;$4.50
- Hand - Embroidered Shirtwaist Patterns,
regular $6 at. ...... . .'. . ; ; .
, Little Children's Dresses,' beautifully embroidery'
trirumedfrom the. finest materials, from (? f . A p
2 to 6 years; all regular prices $7 to $10
.r$2.98
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