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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. JULY. 24, 11914. ,13 SAFE DYNAMITED BY : ROBBERS VHO TAKE MONEY AND JEWELS General Merchandise! Store of Aaron Fox at Trotitdale Is ' Entered Early Today, OFFICERS JOIN IN CHASE Monty aafl Jtwslry Takaa Valosa at ' Mora. Tna 92000 1 &anno& UmI In Oattlng Away. Two robbers early this morning; dyn amited a safe in the general merchan dine store of Aaron Fox at Troutdale and eaoaped with $100 In cash and Jewelry worth $500. The articles taken were: 140 bills, CO $5 gold pieces in rolls, $25 In gold, suu in silver, three gold watches, a 12.50 piece stickpin and three diamond rings. The thieves gained entranoe Into the buildlnr through . back window and left by the front door. It. Is beliered they escaped down the Columbia In a launch, which, with a row boat, was missing this morning. The thieves had. a four hour start of the officers, who gave chase. Approximately 11400 worth of post age stamps left In the safe by the Troutdale postmaster were not touched. It Is believed the robbery was per pretrated by men who knew the "lay of the land," for the reason that they had seoured a heavy hammer, a monkey wrench, crow bar and several steel punches from a blacksmith shop at Falrvlew, two miles from Troutdale. They carried the tools from Fairvlew to Troutdale .In a sack and left them in front of the safe. Nitroglycerin was need to wrench the heavy iron door from Its fasten ings and more than enough to do the work was employed. They; operated boldly and used only a comforter to smother the sound of the explosion. . According to several persons, who beard the blast, the heavy charge of nltro was let go shortly after 2 a. m. this morning, but the robbery was not discovered until a few minutes before 6 o'clock. As soon as ha was notified Mr. Fox. the proprietor, telephoned Sheriff Word, who, accompanied by Deputies Lumdsen and Kulper, hurried to Trout dale In an automobile. The deputiea remained at Troutdale while Word went to Vancouver to as certain whether anyone had observed a launch or rowboat on the river. Mr. Fox said today .that he had ob served no suspicious looking characters around the store and said much of the money secured was in silver. Owing to the fact that there is no bank at Troutdale he had a habit of carrying several hundred dollars In the safe for business purposes. ' State Federation Concludes Its Work Mrs. JTambarger Xleoted Auditor and Unfinished BBslftesrIs. Transacted Spokane Asks for Hex Meeting. Raymond, Wash., July ( 24. The eighteenth annual meeting of the Washington 8tate Federation of Wo men's clubs came to a elose in this city at 11:10 o'clock this morning,, with the singing of the club song, "Blessed Be the Tie That Binds." Un finished business was disposed of this morning, the principal work being the election Of Mrs. I Q. Humbarger of . Aberdeen as auditor. "We want to go back to Raymond" was sung with enthusiasm by the 200 delegates in at tendance at the closing meeting. Spokane presented the only invita tion for next year's meeting. Others may b presented to the board later. May i Prosecute Roys. Aberdeen, Wash., July 24. Follow ing the killing of William Andersen on the Northern Pacific excursion train to Mocllps yesterday, caused, it is al leged, tnrough the criminal action of some boys In setting the emergency i brakes, the railroad company nas sent detectives here, and if the boys are lo cated,, action on a charge of man slaughter will probably be started against them. Courteous Robbers : Take Women's Coin Southern pacific Coaster Xs Boarded by Three Kasxtd Men, Who Xefasa to Take J'ewelry. (United prewi teased WVe.1 Log Angeles, July 24. Three masked men boarded the rear end of the South ern Pacific southbound "Coaster No. tt when it stopped at Chatsworth at t:SS o'clock last night and robbed the pas sengers' of $1215. On carried a shot, gun and the others revolvers. Rear Brakeman C. T. Gundry was compelled to elevate his hands and pre cede two of the men down the train. the third standing ruard at the end of the rear coach. The men made their way calmly through the coaches, gruf fly and profanely commanding the men passengers to turn over their money. To the women passengers they were very courteous, but took their money. Throughout the march Oundry was kept between them and the front of the train as a shield. The parlor car offered the most re munerative field for 30 men were con gregated there. All of these disgorged their money. Many of the wo men in the car, terrified, offered their jewels, but the robbers too nothing - bat i money. . The robbare dropped from the train as It slowed down at Hewitt. Bloodhounde lost the trail on the edge of a road near; the track, emphasizing tne penei wax ww robbers escaped In an automobile. Chinese Gamblers Caught at Medford Polios Bald fcenadry and Tlad Debtees Im Opsratlom and xoney on the Tablet Tern Vea and a Olrf, Uedford, Oft. July S4. Early this morning the Chinese laundry on Kir erside avenue was raided by Medford nolle undt th direction of 8. B. Calling of the state board of pharmacy. assisted by W. K. Jeffries. Tea cnina- nMt an An rntnitM nri wars ar rested while gambling and smoking tmlnm mrA w41i hak 4vn a. ha.rin to day. The gambling devices and about 1000 in money was laaen in spue desperate efforts on the part of Chinese to bide the cash in shoes and clothing.- .,, ,. ,. vl...; v - i. , , , New Pool for Pendleton. Pendleton, Or, July 24. -Through ing plans for a public swimming tank If you have not eaten "Nu- Stile" you don't know how tasty and dainty bread can be made. Its fine, rich butter flavor and toft, tender crust will be an added pleasure to every meal. Stein's Nu-Stile Bread m moisture proof sanitary 1 wrappers. IN 5c AND 10c LOAVES BAKED BY SIXTH'S BAXOTtT 4USOOVB TO HOSTS I for Pendletoajrwork Is expected to start I some time next Week, so that the tank will be finished before the end ot the . summer months. It will cost tSOOO, j and 12000 of this will be furnished by the Rouna-up directors, 12006 by the city council, and izooo by pubilo sub scription, - ; Cbvrch Services In Park, Lev Orange, Or July 34. To bold j religious services In . the , dtr park ? every Sunday is the purpose of the Lutheran church of this city. Next' Sunday Her. Mr Drain, pastor of that ' church, will preaea a sermon from the t park auditorium rostrum. f Elaborate Tests After the moat elaborate tests the U. S. Government finds ' that Aluminum Com pounds such as used Baking Powders are not harmful . Write us for copy of TT. , B. ' Bulletin No. 103 Dept. of Agriculture. Uniform Price 3So per pound. Crescent Kfj. Company Seattle, wn. J Si eu O u a. a eu o cu PEOPLE'S MaceMarket Broadway and Couch Plenty of Dressed Spring Chickens at 25c Each Delivery to every part of . the city. Phones Main 5810, A-2123 "TheMore Youl the Better Youll ti CnowofthePeople's lie Our Style? 200 First St. Special Summer Prices Prevail and You Should Take Advantage of This Opportunity . . Two Stores . . 994 Belmont n NT is rutft axDCrrrfiCt Remember these three things German-American is a quality blend. It is steel-cut free from chaff. Packed in air-tight tins, retaining all the freshness and aroma. Only 'oh the mar ket four months, yet the biggest sell ing Coffee in the Northwest. SOc 3 lbs. 85c LANG & CO. Roasters of "Royal Club" Coffee and the Dis tributers of 4lRoyal Club" Pure Food Products. Free Trading Stamps This ed good for 10 eStra 60c purchase or over. Spe cial prices in many articles for a limited time. PrCIAL A kettle tt Gold Beml Ttrt Tn with 91 pnroaue Bettorday. (Beer and bottled la bond excepted.) GOLD SEAL LIQUOR CO. 1DO dCCOna OL PfaoBest Ut. AM. A.14I& BTtEB DELrVERT. f J. Canning Season MASON JARS Pints per dozen 5,0et Quarts per dozen .60 -Gallons per dozen .,..8S Caps per dozen ,20f Rubbers 3 dozen 25f Economy Jars Pints per dozen .........95eJ quarts per aozen Gallons per dozen ..fl.SO Clampapcr dozen , 10 $ Schram Jars Pintsper dozen S5 Quarts per dozen ........ -Gallon per dozen ....90 Caps per dozen 15f Butter Butter Extra Fancy Creamcrr Butter Oe Fancy Oregon Creamery Butter S5f Condensed Milk 3 cans Holly, Carnation, or Pio neer Milk 25e Per case f4.00 2 cans Supreme Milk ....... 1 5e Per dozen 90 1 can Eagle MUk ....15e Per dozen .... Eggs Fresh Oregon Ranch Eggs 2 dozen 5f Sugar Notice We sell Sugar at. bottom prices, consequently do not deliver $1.00 worth of sugar unless another order of $1.00 of other Groceries is given. 22, lbs. Dry Granulated " Sugar for 8)1.00 20 lbs. Pure Cans Sugar 91 9 lbs. Cube Sugar 80t 4 lbs. Powdered Sugar 25e Domino Sugar ..,25-50 Beet Sugar, 100 lbs... f 4.65 Pur Cane Sugar, 100 lbs. for S4.85 Meats We carry complete as sortment of fresh and smoked Meats, Lard, Compound, ete at bottom prices. For Breakfast 1 pkg. Kenoggs Biscuits.. 10 1 pkg. Cream of Wheat. ...164 1 pkg. Shredded Wheat ...10 1 pax. Quaker Oats lOf 2 ckara. Puffed Wheat or Rico 25 2 pkgs. Grapo Nuts 25f 3 pkgs. Wheat Flakes..... 25 Soaps and Washing Powder Large bottle Blueing ...... SeJ Large bottle Ammonia 5e 2 cans Old Dutch Cleanser 1S 1 can Light House Cleanser 13 bars Elk Savon Soap ...25 Large Cirrus Pearline or Gold Dust zoer 6 bars Crystal White, Fels Nap. tha, Baby Elephant, Sunny Monday, or Fairy Soap.. 25 f 2 Largo bars Ivory Soap Extra Special 3 cans Assorted Soups.... 25 Large bottle Salad OU....25V 1 pint jar Peanut Batter.. .25 8 rolls Toilet Paper 25 4 A. A H. Soda pkg. ..5) 4 pkgs. Corn Flakes ...... 25 6 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuits ...25 Solder's Catsup bottle ...20 1 gaL Cider Vinegar 25 3 Loaves Bread ...........10 C & B. Oil qt. bottle ....T5 3 lbs. Fresh R'sted Peanuts 25 3 cans Pork and Beans.... 25 2 cans Pineapple 25 3 bottles good Catsup..... 25ef 5-lb. Homestead Cocoa... 15 Good Green orBIack Tea I Pound 25 3 pkgs. Jello Assorted..... 25 Sunnyside Store 94-996 BEUCOBTT Patrons Urine In the thumyslde district will find prices the same as at the main store. Tree deliveries. Phones Tafcor 18, B-1Z19. rnone orders takes at Bnnnyside Store till 10 o'clock Friday even. lags. All mall orders filled at these prices for one week loll owing- date of this ad, subject to anarket chances. We snip merchandise any where, say time. I AND VSTe Fhona Order. -Taken Friday evsmlnrs aatfl 10 o'eleek, SCala 6700, Free Delivery BeOwooet Taes"1ajs XBursaarei xoee AAeta,: Oitr Park. aark. Treaaoat end Lest, Wee meed aye and rrldaysi Mill avtUa, Thursdays. Daily dv liveries te etaev easts of the city. 3 pi o O r Pi S) a- PEOPLE'S I PEOPLE'S ) PEOPLE'S j PEOPLE'S PEOPLE'S PEOPLE'S - Green Trading Stamps FREE With All Purchases. Open Saturday Evenings Corner Second and Yamhill Streets ! JVC Green Trading Stamps FREE With All Purchases. Open Saturday Evenings THESE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY SELLING The Best Oregon Creamery Butter 2 Pounds 55c 22 Founds uagar 31.0 0 Beefsteak ...... POUND Chinook Salmon lb. . , . . . 15c Beef Roast ... ... -i Halibut 3 lbs. ... ....... .25c Pork Roast . . . : .z.) u Rock Cod . . . . .If 1A. Veal Roast . ,.,.,. o(r Silver Smelt . , jJLiD- 1UC Smoked J owls , .r. t. j siL &d Jw , """" ' ' ' ' Fancy Hens lb. . .t, ,. 19c Pork Chops i: L. i Cp 3 cans Pineapple . . ... . X Veal Chops y 'yJM9 V V Tomatoes or Corn i.. J Fancy Bacon lb. ....... .18c 8 Bars Good Laundry Soap U p 7 lbs. Rolled Oats . . . . tCdOj Roast Lamb lb. ......... . 8c 2 cans Fancy Asparagus) Pure Grecian Olive .. .. . Oil Lacedemonian Valley Brand Pint 50c Quart ........90c Gallon i.i.; r-: $3.00 WASHINGTON CORNER FIRST AND WAS H I NGTON ST. Mason Fruit Jars : Quarts--doz. . .50c Pints-Tdoz. . . 45c Caps doz. .... 14c Basket Free with Every $i.00 Order STALL 30 Lamb Stew 8 Roast of Lamb. . . . .......... .12 Pot Roast ....... .12H and 15 Lamb Chops 18 STALL 26 Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. 25c Double S. & H. Stamps on all bulk Teas and Coffees Saturday " STALL 12 Oranges, dozen 15t; 2 dozen. .25 Cal. Grape Fruit 5c each; 6 for 25t STALLS 4 AND 5 M. 6352 Here is the place that sells best qualities of Groceries, Fruit and Vege tables at very lowest prices. - Free de livery East and West Sides. Stop and examine our stock and prices and con vince yourself. STALL 17 ' . Ripe Tomatoes, lb ....5t Wax Beans, lb... ..5t Apricots, box ...25 Dry Onions, lb .5 STALL 9 Phone us yourorder for Butter and Eggs. Main 1113. Fancy Creamery Butter 60 Fresh Ranch Eggs, per dozen... 30 STALLS 22 AND 24 " Boiling Beef. lb. 8c Pot Roast 12X2C No. 1 Home-made Liver Worst 12c STALL 16 Leg of Mutton .14 Cora Beef 10 Good Juicy Steak 14c STALL 23 If looking for QUALITY in meats and right prices, look for Stall 23. STALL 7 Fresh Halibut, lb.. 8c STALL 15 Milwaukee Summer Sausage, lb.. 35 STALL 20 Regular 10c Deviled Sardines. ...5 Pearline, regular 25c 1 20 Reg. 23c Sliced Pineapples 20 Two for ..35 STALL 19 Blue Ribbon Pasteurized Butter is Always Good. Price, roll .602 W. C. Special, roll. 55 Tillamook Cream Cheese, lb.... 20 Supreme. Milk, 2 cans. ...... . . . .15 STALL 14 Regular 60c Tea, lb .50 Regular 35o Coffee, lb .....30t STALL 18 Fresh Killed Poultry and Fresh Fish of all kinds. STALL 21 Blackberries, 6 boxes for. . . . . . .25 Crate for 90 " STALL 11 . ' Monmouth Butter, roll. .. ; 60 Tillamook Cheese, lb. . . . . . . . . . . .20$ Good Eggs, dozen. ............ ,25 STALL 6 Paulson's Delicatessen- Try some of our home-made Pies, Salads, Rolls and home-boiled Hams, and . see the difference. " . . . 20th CENTURY GROCERY lJH1 SPECIALTIES Coffee, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods and Rice. " BUY YOUR COFFEE HERE. WHY? FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF You can buy Coffee at Rock Bottom Prices. You can get samples for the asking. If you can't, come, a postal will bring it. Select the grade you . want. Buy what you want when you want it and you are sure to get it fresh roasted. We have the knowledge, machinery and cash to do our end. You are the consumer, we come direct to you with the saving. . ' i ' . . ' , We don't own coffee plantations, if we did we would be forced to offer everything that was grown on them for sale. We do btxv our Coffees, green from first hands, and make the most careful selections at such prices as cash only can get. OUR BRANDS ARE , ' ! PORT OF PORTLAND An especially heavy bodied blend that yon will not be able to duplicate for lest than 45c per lb Our priee 33eV -h- SUNSET The same price as 20th Century, .but blended espe cially for those who like a strong Coffee coupled with -good, flavor. 20TH CENTURY A very fine blend, suited to those who like a nicely flavored Coffee, but'not heavy. guarantee this Coffee to p with those in one-pound cans' sold at 40e. Our price 28. SPECIAI-AS GOOD AS YOU CAN BUY ELSEWHERE i-uk juc, vk XVUK wunttx iJACK. OUR PRICE zse. Saturday only, July 25, we will give Double S.!&:H; Stamps with Coffee Purchases. SALMON Pink Alaska, 8c can. Red Alaska, 14c, or 3 for 40c. New pack Sockeye, simply delicious, at 18c, or 2 for 3Sc XSJTT A SVliTTJ - --r- -- TOMORROW AT THE U7 1 "SMI Legs of Lamb and Shoulder Steaks frTV: WJ ' ( 1 Showers of Lamb and Boiling Beef foil (0) Pot Roast Middle Cut Choice Pot Roast l2Mc Veal SteW, IhV:i24c Shoulder Roast. lb ;.. l2Vc Veal CutleU,lb....l5c First Cut Shoulder lb. ......... 120 Middle Cut Shoulder lb. ...15c Pork Chops, lb. . . . 15c Mutton Stew, lb. : . . 8c Shoulder Roast. Ib. 8c Mutton Chops, lb 12c Loin Mutton, lb. 12VzC Bacon, lb. 20c and 22c Picnic Hams. lb,. 14c .Cottage Hams, lb., 17c Lard, 5s ... . . . 60c Lard. 10s ..,..$1.15 Compound, 5s . . . . 45c Compound, 10s. . . 80c AT THE State Market 221 FIRST tStSSk "Ovt t tt. htys r.t OrtrtM.' art Qj) ii".' Green STA M PS With ; thU .d..itl.nM .ad s fhM .f t it. Ariator. Cottt tot 91.10 st m .tor., m wtiB u r us f tHow tleka (It . br me MlMSri. Tbl sd r(tetu.bl StsrUy. Imif 8S, ss4 UamAwj. July Zl w0. , Fawttlv w IUBM .rat ot. Tk. Ucktu tint aw mImbh mb b. esthasfed ssy tlsM for S. A u. eta sip.. sos aazjcoir wx. - Sfwa Fioat sad First. -. MAiw asea. - msmsmmmsmsmkwsmmswsmsmmmm for your Groceries and Liquors Beer .11 per dozen delivered to ' w . your horns' , h V. ; " Also Fine Wines and Whiskies RYAN GROCERY CO. , ..Phono Main 7632 Comer Ninth' and Davis Cts. 1