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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, FORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 19. Hit. Even Member of This Eighth Grade Class Is Successfully'" I l la IKI la m ta IM tka a.k4 tk wwin a-t r-4. tk da4 akt II r'a af aaa, a4 aat III waa. aad a4 taa ktou4 al aa taita. It iiM ii dm I, la .4v4uy a iw mi v. tka ai aia a IM 4i ta & aika II fnlw "iht aa kr aMr IV tod 10 i-aw4. d la ka uLiuif la rk ta iic iait) a Ik kikaaaj I in af 1 ii tuir aad (m' ln a4 fct raVd la tka iaa la a -;i- aaia. Latar (M.(ia rrr, ka kad cffwl Uaa4 tk affair, a)ad lata tk tnmtm aa Ik Aaar aa ahad. a I'M la. air IM Mar lk k4. mk-4 Ma tataatv -UAPIIAL kaaft.a and Uikila4 an a lu k'4-ita ai4 I tka eaa. GOVERNOR DISCUSS PUNISHMENT I i t ft I I - a 4 e -4 DrfMf Oeaali Wel ! aieieae 'eilr- fee ! i l!- i'i j Mie4tl ekr. lml Tel- etre4. Me.? "( I ! arte! aa He jl l t-f'e-a iaa4Cllll r-fc.ii '" l J ete ' (l"lul e K rr4 ,4fl ttell ! Vfueall lall.lia ta CaUfveata. . e rut efe efl !. la lllwl !.! vl a'r 1 f "It rxtil iil l iQttall. 4 IS tmtr tt.r if.. , 1 'lb efau.ei it f r t f 'taar eel i-j-.l.-We. " ( aid u t iii.u:r lnt.i RANCHER DODGES ONE PIECE OF STUMP ONLY TO BE HIT BY ANOTHER , Jtalnler. Or, Juae l The aodr of Henry C fcru. a aell I 6 ranfher sear aceri1'. a brought Kr Ihli nornlif He k:U4 lfttanll elr- dar ahlle bloale ilnnpi a en ef kl tmnehm IU Ilea uaditif nr tf fi free lh (uip lhal had tt rniK4 lb hlb eplele po1.r and M1 odeararlni1 dcMc on an of lb lump that vaa blown la tha air. hit ty another part aad tnetanlly killed- Th nam or localola of hi relative la unknown, aa It I aid b left bom when It year ef II formerly la feueinee ai Baker Cliy. Or. i 'MAN IS BRUTALLY t MURDERED; BODY OF VICTIM FOUND (Con unud from P Onat i 11 Caotrat lloaall acbool fdot At Bllvrrton. Or. tarlaa (V. Jun II Tb t'anlral llol! lio-ul Bliitrcrlon. I t anlf atool la kliia tour.lr in which all ttMtT of II. .lghih giad 4 Ui fihal kamlnlloa VI r Miller. ISa.klult. Mrry Odmin. Ou Ulinan U4n lhr. ha Imh rn(d t aa t I D bart. Juhnnl Llc-hlr. Iia Jb. HI tn in arr Tn mnwn or ibriiur rlr.r tfnf kttj Mania raa r. lnll bi.ff. Villa Am- Strri tha man and woman quarreled violently. and that h emplaTnd to th other Irnkn, prohablr th murderer, for pro- tendon, " "Tba not larr wha cam last wk kd Jehnalon If a rouple had taken II h'e . and when luld that thy had. h ak4 Juhnilon to fir lh wo men Id note. Johnelon at the lime no il -1 that lh ne w addreaeed to a klUa Hl." but b did not tak aot f tl lael nam At I he lime It. ml IT in handed to Johnelon the bearer aid: 'Thle not I from a friend of here, who e eick In my room, and he want her to coma to the room." A th woman rerelted the not Ta nr paerd over her houlder at (lie man who had brought ihe note. Th omen Ufl tha atrlmbl. and John- tone dxe not know when eh returned. Th lHuw ir day, however, when the woman left th room, ah had a bleck eye and a Mark and blue eontuelon on her rheek. Whether thle wee Inflicted by the men ), want la vlelt or by Tanner I not known. Th roup ha not been seen elnre Monday nibt whan they left the plar. That tha man had not bean dead more than all hour, however, wa the drele- Ion of lh deputy roroner. who look iharge of lh remklna Two utraee which . the couple brought with them when they look the roome two wk ago. and all the clothe poaeeaaed by both ere miaelnf Th roup! had been In the habit of leaving the I.ler at II o'clock In Hie morning and returning at a late hour at night. They did nol aeorit with inr one In the rooming houee. When Tanner took Ihe room he elated d that he wa out of work and might be let In per In hie rent, but ha eg red Ihe proprietor of the houee that It would be forthcoming eooa after due at any rat. That la reeponelb) for the dlacorery of th murder thle morning when tha rent became overdue long enough to areue ueplrlon. Th woman la deacrlbad aa be ing about 17 year of age, very pretty, weighing about lift, pound, and alwayi rather neatly dreaeed, generally la cream colored dree. The theory that tha woman' nam I le "liaiel" la borne out by lh discov ery In the man pocketa of a lontt'i handkerchief bearing tha Initial l " That death waa inetantaneou after th ft ret blow waa (truck I th theory of th coroner, for there waa no evi dence of a etruggl found Th ntlr baxk of the head. howvr, waa com pletely cruehed in. The brlJge boll wa taken to the room. It la belleve.1. In newepaper. In which II waa found wrapped. Only ona !' eon In tha houee heard any unueual nolae during tha night eirepl the 10-year-old on of Vr and Mr, rrank Warpole. who have room directly acroa lh hall from whrr th murder waa committed.- At th breakfast table thla morning before any on had heard of th affair tha Hill boy wanted to know If anyone had been lck during th night II aald that ha heard eomeone groaning, and a few mlnulea later something fell to the! floor with a thud. Ha aald that It had 1 We're a Portland Institution and Owned by Portland Capital Our Telephone Girl-This is Her PKture rrl".. j Ve nrf uli b.k Met iwyc Meet She Ifeekt B Un.ueere, ufliy--rou hoiirt day, ty dy m th yvtr Nrvei gru turd r "Mucy" Sh never ktrikrt On Kp Secret, t Do you rtftlite that Portknd hu one of the rooit modem telephone pUnU in America? Automatic, Economical, B PonUn4 patroruf. Are You a Subscriber? Join th rank of our hota of Mtlaflad aubaxribara. Equip your office and boroo with an Automatic Telephone. Why ftAAey the wUphone gif 1 a4 wh your time ea4 ptiacf Ue the Automatic Telerjhone, j) THE AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE The more you uh me, the better you will like me." Home Telephone & Telegraph Company of Portland, Or. 5"- Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns and Delineator American Lady. "Nemo" and "Go3sard" Corsets, 3d Floor Book Dept. Third Floor Women's Lunch Club on the Third Floor Women's and Men's Cafeteria in the Basement Ice Cream Soda 5c Shoe Shining in Basement "Holn Corner" rifts, and Waafclajtoa 1000 Pairs "N emo Corsets $2 a Pair Great June Sals of "Solid-Service" Nemo Corseta for Blender and full figures; made of French coutil; high bust and medium long hip, gored with flattening front; also a model for full figures; medium bust and long hip; new warm weather styles just received and the best values ever offered. Sale Children's The Holtz Store s Great Shirt Carnival 60,000 Men's Shirts at Wholesale Prices "Holtz Corner" will be a meetingplace tomorrow, Friday and Saturday for men who have Summer Shirt needs to supply Our first great annual sale of America V best shirts is the chief attraction extraordi nary because of the superior style and quality of the shirts as well as the extremely low Drices 60.000 shirts are included Rverv desir able style and grade Six immense lots at prices ranging from 37c to $2.48 Shrewd buyers will .ee..1 f .1. n v . -mm w.w .... ..... anticipate meir wants tor months to come See Wash.ot. window displays Mail orders filled. oit Oorwar" Fifth ana Waaoiackoa brrmiTTrarf's- "t..'-'"i v Infants' Wear at Low Prices Seasonable merchandise for little tote at very little prices, 8d floor. 50 dozen Infants' Straw Bonnets, lined In pink or blue, with rosettes and shirring of ribbon; 4Q $1 values at only, each 4rC 600 pairs of Infants' soft-soled Shoes; made of soft kid, in plain white, blue, brown or black; also black patent leather shoes with whit or brown uppers; both .lace or button styles; "- 'QQ, ceptional values at only, pr. OOC 75c Rompers 49c 1000 pairs of children's Rompers In slies 6 months to 6 years; plain blue cham bray, checked and striped ginghams, In pink or blue; ' also girls' Overalls in tan and blue denim; 7Bo vals. C Sale Crib Blankets Wash DreSSes 1 Sale 10,000 Men's Shirts 1 Sale 20.000 Men's Shirts esc vaiues at 39c Shirts 75c Values for 35c Each LOT 110,000 Men's and Boys' Golf Shirts, plain and pleated bosoms, in a wonderful array of patterns and colorings; well made and finished; all sizes. An ad vantageous purchase enables us to offer values up to 75c each at the marvelously low price of 35c each. Mail orders filled. Take advantage of this opportunity to supply your shitt needs tor a year or more to come. Ea. Sale 10,000 Men's $100 Values at 49c Each LOT 2 10,000 Men's Golf Shirts in plain and pleated bosoms ; percale and madras materials in an endless assortment of desirable patterns. Shirts that will please particular buyers. Values up to $1 each. But all you want of them no restrictions as to quantity you wish to purchase. The Shirts are best shirt buying opportunity ottered f ortland men in many a day. Each at 59c Eaeh Sale of 5000 Men's Shirts Great sale of 500 children's Wash Dresses in a large assortment of light percales; pretty, long-waist French styles and Buster Brown effects; round neck and short sleeves; gathered or plaited skirts. 75c Values at 49c 300 children's Dresses in blue and white and black and white, plain tan or blue percales and cham hrays, lth nat plaid trim mlngs; $1.25 values at only tuC 300 children's high grade colored Dresses for girls; plaids, stripes and plain colors; plaited skirts and sailor- collars; a choice lot' $2.50 Vals. $1.59 Children's whito Dresses in all sizes, 2 to 14 years, white lawns with plaited skirts and clusters of tucks, lace yokes and qa embroidery, $: values plJ7 lOOOWaists $1.50 Values at 95c Each LOT 4 The greatest and best lot of Men's Shirts ever offered at this popular price. A world of styles in both soft finish and laundered; plain or pleated bosoms, laundered or soft French cuffs; some with collars to matcn; handsome patterns in stripes, checks and fig ures; all sizes and an endless assortment; best $1.60 values are priced marvelously low for this sale, each Sale of 5000 Men's Shirts $2. 50TV Sale extraordinary of Infanta Crib Blankets in new designs birds, butterfly, bear, cat and boy patterns; double white Blankets with pink and blue borders; OQ, best 6 5c values at only OUQ Children's Gingham Aprons; made of checked Amoskeag ginghams; round neck, long sleeves HQ and belt; 60c values at6nly tJC Flour Sale In our Sanitary Grocery Store. 1000 barrels of fancy Bluestem Patent Flour, guaranteed to give thorough satisfaction. fl afa ad A ,", W H II tnorougq bbiibiuvuuu. alues $1.48 Each so lbs., $1.19 49c Choice of one thousand White Waists. Splendid collection of newest styles lingerie, with lace or embroidery trimming man tailored styles--soft collar and cuff shirts white blouses, with colored turnback cuffs and collars., Take env nn Af th in r,A ,n..n consider it ine greatest value; you ever saw. Women Linen Auto CpaU Great Values ' in All Grades J V AM, "',59c $2.00 Values $125 Each '"" ' ' SJ! . .. .II, . Ml I. i ,, , LOT 35000 Men's Summer Golf Shirts,, made of the finest quality materials and in the most attractive pat terns and, colorings ; stripes or detached figures. The lot contains all sizes and immense assortment of styles. Best regular $2.00 valuer Your unrestricted choice of. the entire lot for tvo days only. Economical buyers will take advantage of this exceptionally low price, each LOT 5 Sale extraordinary of Men's High Grade 'Shirts, made from the finest imported cloths French flannels, imported madras, Garner's percales, zephyr cloths, etc. By far the finest collection of, Shirts ever shown in Portland ; values ranging up to $2.50 included in this sale. . Economical buyers will certainly take ad vantage of this' remarkably low price; special, each Sale of 5000 Men's Shirts $3.50 Values $2.48 Each LOT 6 Men's Silk-antf-LTnen-Mixed Shirts in plain colors and self figures ; tansgrays, lavender, blue, Nile, etc; soft French cuffs and soft collar to match; hand somelv made and finished throughout; large variety ' 01 styies ana au sizes in me 101. i nis assortment com prises regular $3.50 values. , Are a very fine quality and. fine for Summer wear. On sale at, each, only mm Barrel, $4.69 Pillsbuiys Best Flour, 50 Pounds $2.00, Bbl. $7.7S Orla Molasses, 10-Ib. Tins hfor Tomorrow at Only 79c Concord Grape Juice, Qts, Special for Tomorrow 32c Maraschino Cherries, Large Bottles, Special Only 67c . : " Bulk Tea, the Regular 75c Quality, Special, Pound 57c Bulk Tea, the Regular 50c Quality. Special, -Pound 39c Picnic Hams, Cob-Smoked, Specially Priced, Lb.Al3Ac f