THE OREGON" DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1917,
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LENBERG AND
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. MOUNTAIN CAMP
Miner Held in Connection With
-Murder of Friend of Alleged
y Spjes Talks
VISITED
I continued.' tlwlr exarnInatlon"bf th 'p into custody Unci Em will have dealt
! P : ot :. Trans Schulenbursr.
I . . a . . . Wff ,ejvs
j rm( sua &a missions nmYi
r uiv mircuoi ox me utrnuu
, BOTH . FREQUENTLY SEEN
; .
Plan by Prisoner, Resident of
f; Sierra Madre Camp, to Extort
Money Is Suspected.
. it is understood that a woman who laJ
suspected of being the mysterious ,1Tf J
am oeea unaer surveillance - tar two
weeks and that her arrest only awaits
the obtaining- of more positive evidence
connecting her with the machinations of
therWilhelmstrasse spy ring-.;--
The reports regarding- her presence In
Los Angeles have not been confirmed.
It is believed that when she is taken
est blow It has ? sustained "sine the
opening of the war. They do not doubt
that she has been the brains behind, the
vhole f German movement of ' German
plotters and it Is pointed oat that the
fact that she. showed no trace of Oer
man origin in her speech enabled her
to move about freely and to carry on
her work -without hindrance. - Whether
Schulenburg. In his admission to army
intelligence officers, has given . a clue
to her identity is unknown.
Frigid" Cold BraveS '
In Order to Enlist
. -i- - -
j T "f. ,-.:- . .
Seattle. Deo. ttJil. K. 8- George X
and Ralph Keys, brothers, are hero to
day after braving the dangers i of the
Falrbaaks-Valdes trail In Alaska with
the temperature 10 to CO degrees below
aero, to offer their services to- the gov
ernment. But they have discovered they
should .have obtained a release from
their local exemption board before the
government will accept them. -
Telegrams hav been sent to Alssks
and Washington In an effort to obtain
permission to accept the boys either In
the army or' navy. . "
Los Angeles. Dec. 28. (I. K S. That
A fS"rans ... Schulenberg, alleged German
master spy now under arrest In San
' .Francisco, and "H." his mysterious
-i woman . mentor, were both frequent vis--.
ftors to the murder, cabin high up la
the Sierra Madre mountains where the
body of Herman Jakopalch. alias Her
" 'mart Miller, was found riddled with
bullets, was the statement in the county
Jail here today of John K. Knox, miner
' and mining- camp "bad man." arrested
in connection with Miller's death.
Knox, under questioning; declared he
' .7' used to "pack for Schulenberg over the
v"; mountain trails to the cabin of Miller
',at Camp-Boriuta."
. He said a woman ansfrerlnng the de
scription of the mysterious Mme. "H"
"was a frequent visitor to the mining
a, ft m T Dni) that in fiont awiKai Ttia a.w
her there with Schulenberg.
t Packed for Scaalenberg
Knox was arrested by Deputy Sher
iffs Fox and Nolan after a dangerous
ft l- ri ai 1 1 vlr nvai vn a rrrtuj" -mAimtaln
' V W UVMIl V lf UI Vi UM S V VV -M 1.1V Utl V(A 111
trails. In jail here he was at first buI
?lcn and refused to talk. He ""would
throw no light on the finding in Miller's
: oubln of a large quantity of dynamite
ana mysterious tools.
' Questioned this morning, be said :
-. "-Yes, I met Schulenberg several times
' and used to pack for him over the trails
to the cabin of Miller at Camp Boneta.
t "I1 met him early in the summer while
returning to the camp from Camp Baldy.
' J.. E. Dalton, a forest ranger, had
stopped the big machine Schulenberg
used to drive up the canyon as far as
Met "H" In September
' I was making for the trail with my
i - burro. I stopped and spoke to Joe. I
. heard- him ask Schulenberg something
: about a paper. Then my burro started j
'. .on ahead and I went after It.
"After that I met Schulenberg many
times. He got me to pack for him across
the trail. He always stayed at Miller's
cabin." .
When. 'asked if he ever had seen a
wof&an with Schulenberg, Knox replied
she. was a familiar sight at the moun
tain mining camp,
"The first time I saw her, it seem
tt me, was in September," he said.
' I t . V. .....11 a.W i i
burro when I met her. She was with
Schulenberg. She was a pretty,e wo
man and I remember she spoke "Ge
ir.an to Schulenberg. That made me
' think she was a loreigner.
"As they passed me, Schulenberg
stopped me. He wanted me to do
some packing.
. . " , Extortion Plan Ssspeeted
- "After that I saw her Beveral times.
- She was a good talker and knew how
! to make all -the miners like her. I re
.' member seeing her and Schulenberg In
that big car of his one time at the
Pskes."" -v .
, Knox was believed by Deputies Fox
- . and Nolan to have learned of the pro-
.. . German activities that centered In the
little mountain cabin.
They were working on; the theory
that the miner, known throughout the
camp as a "bad man," had attempted
' .' to extort money from the alleged
' i agents of Wllhelmsrasse. '
' ' That Mller and Knox fqught a furi
ous revolver battle just outside the
. ; .'- cabin was Indicated by the condition of
- tne prisoner ana oy u ooay or
MUler.
. Knox was shot through the left
.hand. Another bullet, apparently
ftom the gun of Mller, had clipped off
a portion of his left ear. Miller was
.shot three times, through the abdomen,
, through the neck and In the head.
Spjr Leader Nearlog Arrest
San Francisco. Dec. 28. (U. P.) "H,"
the mysterious woman roaster spy, who
has directed for a year the operations of
the kaiser's secret agents in this coun
try, may. be plaeed under arrest in a
few days. ,( 7
-" , While federal agents and army Intelli
gence officers were silent regarding the
prospect of her apprehension, press dis-
- patches from Los Angeles reported that
. federal officials there had received ln-
' formation Indicating that the woman is
atlll in hiding there. Los Angeles police
- are declared to be aiding the govern
ment agents' In throwing a net around
. the city In an effort to apprehend the
; woman. .
tt Meanwhile army intelligence officers
8 FI.OIIR
n civ WU I rmWM' . .enuine economy
"T- K3JKL fATXATF was
Limit, t sacks te a I
esstomer. ; ; I 7 ATA Yjf
mm
11 LB..KA IR VWjil
JK- V4II 4 pound........ eOC
II LtraV pondi to a
U easterner. , ; ,: , ;; I J I
Mke This
Your Bargain Store
There's no store jut like "Simon's'Vfor
-its very foundation
bar sain sriTinz" and erery depart
ment that has been added from time to time
has . been established on the' same policy
with, the result that today it is , Portland's
Big Barrain Stored savins thousands of dol
lars to thousands of thrifty, people. Make it. your
money-savinf; headquarters from now on.
GROCERY BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY
PRUNES
4- pounds. .
is-
Male Team
BORAX
SOAP....
DRY GOODS
8tM03tS
Bargains
Infants' Cashmere HOSE, black,
tan. red 19
Outing Flannel Gown a! plain
white and fancy stripes, up to
$1.35 and as low as 05c
SILK WAISTS Special show
ing In good assortment of.
styles. Favored colors. Up to
$6.00. Saturday special. .92.45
SATEEN PETTICOATS In
fancy colors and plain black, up
to I1.&S and as low as..... 85
KID GLOVES Long, In . black
and tan. 6mall sixes. Well
worth $2.50, pair 98
California Yellow Free
: .tone PEACHES,
special 2 cans. . . OOC
E. C CORN FLAKES
reg. 10c r. pkg.
special, 7 for. . DUC
Log Cabin SYRUP
Small else 204
Medium else 40
Large slse, 80c
RUBBER BOOTS,
PACKS, SHOES
RAISINS
3 pounds.'. .
25c
KLEE KLEEN," cleans
instantly; regu- .
lax 10c, special. . OC
Hielma
Brand
PORK
and
BEANS
Can 5c
Eastern LARD
Ko. t Pans, 1 OC
seelal .... 1
Ko. It Pans
special ....
$2.40
Men's RUBBER knee BOOTS as
ow as S2.75
Men's RUBBER High BOOTS
t S5.8S
Men's ALL-RUBBER PACKS,
leather tops S2.65
Lot of Ladies' RUBBERS, the
pair 1 5oe
L a d 1 e s' Cloth - Top Button
SHOES, pair S2.98
Men's Dress SHOES, as low as,
Pslr S2.75
Big line, Nleflff Logger Boots
Union made. '
In MEN'S, BOYS' Wear
Men's WORK SHIRTS - at
91.25. fl.OO, 95. 76.
Men's and Boys' heavy SWEAT
ERS at 92.75. 92.25.91.25
and 75. '
New lot Men's LEATHER
WORK GLOVES and GAUNT
LETS, as high as 92.25 and
as low as 75.
One lot ODDS and ENDS Chil
dren's 2-plece GARMENTS, to
close out at HALF PRICE.
Men's and Boys' FLANNEL
SHIRTS up to 93.95 and as
low as 81.
Men's Wool - mixed, 2 - pleoe
UNDERWEAR, $2.75 values.
ffZ.ZBf vaiue gZ.BO.
SIMON'S SPECIALS FOR NEXT WEEK'S BUYING 1
MOITBAT . . TUESDAY WEDNESDAY I THURSDAY I FRIDAY I
CITRUS, POWDER Simon's wishes all MATCHES Down I Alaska Pink SAL-(Red Ribbon PEAS. I
19 limit 2 a happy and pros- packages -45 I MON, can 15 lean 11 limit 6 I
packages. perous New year, limit 1 dosen. limit cans' I cans.
Entrances on ;f( TTT fT VS, TV T Q ifl Entrances on
ALDER, FIRST, S (T 0) 11 : ALDER, FIRST,
S E C ON D STS. JJLx V JLL JL J SECOND STS.
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natiGB Tb jtmL . the tranamttter. -.
LESLIE
SALT
flavors clI I
ibsfoodQveDly
ifs a wonderful
diidiocookeS
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in ttnw ii in vii . i iiri 'if uii u
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A Liberal List of Saturday Specials
K
Full Cream
Tillamook
CHEESE
Lb. 25c
Finest Grade Creamery N
BUTTER
$le05 RoU
; Strictly Fresh.
Oregon Ranch
EGGS
Doze 50c
N
Guaranteed
EGGS ,
2 dozen '
for 85c
Choice PORK
Shoulder STEAK
Roast pound
Pork, lb. 24c , for 24c
K
LEGS of
LAMB
pound
for 25c
K
SPECIAL on
SMOKED
PICNICS
: Choice Beef .
POT. ROASTS
Lb. 10c to 122c
TENDER
BEEFSTEAK
Lb. . 15c
K
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imn &niff ir
T I I illX !i U nsJ 8 1 PmI! 1 1 t V I 111 . II
'X St1' i sluii" HiMiir U M ill
ju o j) 0rw. vireen
Qj)iO TRADING
r353 STAMPS
Wtth thi s an a OMipen. Oootf a
. t. a, 1, WanSay. Oes.
'CSS THIRD ST. 1 -
lC Salmes and IW. ; Pkm main S?ti
sm
EM
The
Liberty Loaf
What could be more tempt-'
ing-for the entire family
. than this delicious bread?
Composed partially of oat
meal, it ". ,
. Saves Wheat for Hoover,
has that delicious nutty
flavor imparted by the
meal and is as nutritious
as white breads
Ask for Holsura Liberty
Bread at your grocer's-
let the best. . - s .
LOG CABIN
BAKING CO.
S3
SOAP CHEAPER
Trr . . I MACARONI
CKIOIAL 10 Bars
WHITE a
SOAP
Just We;t
of First
3 lbs.
for...
Alaska v
HERRING OCA
per dot , , mUC
Sw:dish;Deficates$en Be? f.' SfaS-
CUT PRICES at FAIRCHILD'S
Tha Uttlo Wholssala BaUar-ltetaile at WliohsaU Price' .
Boilin f Beef," lb. . . T. . 8c
r Pot Roast, lb. . , . i . . . 10c
Round Steak. ' lb. . . . . . .1 5c
T-Bones, lb..'... . .. . . vl5c
Porterhouse .Steak, lb. . ..15c
.Sirloin, . Ib. ; .... i ...... 15c
Prime Ribs, lb. -. . . . . .12 H C
v-i r s '
Corn Beef. lb : i . . 19 U'c ;
Roast VeaL lb.-. 15
Veal Stew, lb. '. 1 2 H c
Dry Salt Pork. lb....;.. 20c
Roast Pork, Ib. 24c
...I5c'
.....16c
.....10c
V Bologna, Ib.
Frankfurters, lb.
Urer, lb.
224-226 YAMHILL ST, Brtwm lit mmi 2A
A - new ampllfrtnc attachmeat 'for,!
telephone . receivers which permits . the .
Instruments to be used without belnc ,
held la the hands is eonoeetad to a re- I
eelver by . stlchtty ralatna tt - from Its .
hook and terminate la a bora beside .
the transmitter... . . -
Lvehtory Clear ahce of
Groceries Saturday, Dec; 29lh
L According to the sial custom. we take the Januarr First Intentory.
ana, preparing for this. It Is our Idea to have a real Grocery Sale to
reduce the stock.. This Is ymme chsac Groceries at Groat Sevian
see the prices. Come early prices last while the goods do, and
some wui sen out early.- Buy for several weeks.
CEREALS WAY DOWN .
Cream RoHed Oats, S8 sack.
Rye Plour, 65e sack.
Cream Rolled Oats, 4 Ibe, 25.
K rumbles, 104 PC-
Ralatoa Rnn. 12 nkr.
Albera Flaplaek Flour, small pks
Months ago the United States Food
Administration began an investigation
of bakeries. They, got down to facts on
the cost of bread making the food
value of properly baked bread.
Following this, there went forth over
the, country the question, "Why should
housewives bake bread when bakeries
will save fully 650,000 barrels of flour a
year through scientific methods?" An
ounce, of flour wasted in 20,000,000
homes totals 650,000 barrels. How can
we better save wheaY than by buying
bread from the grocer?
Franz United States BakeryA Port
land, is one of the most modern in
America. No home kitchen could be
equipped to bake bread like it is baked
here. And to prevent further waste,
each loaf is machine wrapped in the
sanitary paper untouched from the
ovens to you.'
Use Half and Half of
Butter-Nut
and
Whole Wheat
Thm Big, Clean, Street Loaves
Lard and Compound
AT VERY LOW PRICES
Pot Roast. lb.. . .J2Hc toJSe
Boiliac Bm(, Ib lOt
Sirloin and T-Boae, Ik.. . . .15c
Round SUak, lb.. ...... . . J5c
Rib Roaet. rotted, Ib. J8c
5s Compound $1.10
10s Comp'nd $2.15
ShouUw Vel Roast, 0...18c
5s Pure Lard $1.40
10s Pure Lard $2.75
Bacoa Back. f. . . 37 e
Laa Breakfast Bacoa, Bv..35c
Spdal Baew Ib. ...28c32c
Cottag. Ib. 30c
Picnics, Ib.' 22c
Broast of Veal. Ib.......J5c
S. W. Cor. 4 Ik and Yamhill
fao s lUi 04, A2S30
SOXPS AT CUT PRICES
Ivory Soap, ft for 25 limited to
five.
Crystal White Boan, 52 dos.
000 wnne soap, ooc aoa. s
SO Mule 1am Soap. P. O. Naptha.
A. B. naptha 8oap, Easy Day
Naptha. ail at 55 doa.
4 Bunbrtte Cleaaer, 154.
T bars Old Fashioned Boan. 2 Set.
(-lb. box Klnnford's (Sloe Starch.
AM.
1-lb. box KUnstford's Qlosa Btareh.
Ammonia and Blulnr. 64 bottle.
Small Citrus, 7f packs s.
Swift's SSo pkr. Waahlna- Powder.
18
Van Hooter's BloscMnc Soap, 55
aoa.
BUY CANNED GOODS. SAVE M
Koysx Rea reaa. lit clR
Del Monte Pea. 14e.
Del Monte Maine Corn. 164 can.
Finest 8trtnf Beans. 15.
Del Monte Spinach. 174 can.
New nack Tomatoes. 12 can.
New Solid Pack Tomatoes. 144
can.
New Hominy, 12 can.
Otter Aspararus Tips. 254 can.
California Salad Aiduuui. t KA.
Luxury Sweet Potatoes. 174 cmA-
campoeu a Boupa. 104.
van Camp's Bean. 104, 164.
2K4.
Taylor's California Beana 104.
rouea aseats. 4f ana 8.
Veal Loaf. 1 tin.
Tuna Fish. 11. 224. 354.
uuw uninooa salmon. 204 tin.
Orated and Cruahed Ptneaoola
small tins, lOf medium slsea,
154 larae tin a. 20.
Half raJlon Tea Oarden Svrnn.
eo.
Loa- Cabin Syrup. 204. 404 and
8Uf.
SmaU Red Karo. 174.
jc cans cnui Baana 94.
l&e Qutnalt Mlncad nm t ft .4
J5c Tureen Clama 154.
Otter Clam. 144.
Johnson's Chinook Salmon, 214.
SPECIAL ON COFFEES A. TEAS
All 75c Tea, lndudlns Ceylon, ua
ooiorea japan. ounpowder.
Oolons and Ena-llah Breakfast at
68 lb.
AU toe Tea at 484 ll.
All 60a Tea at 404 lb. -
Our 25c Old Dutch Coffee. 214 Ib.
Ml .
mraptire iiee, reg-uiar Iftc. at
2A Ib.
Hoffman House Blend, rerularty
SOc roeclal 2i n.
Pure Borden's bulk Cocoa, recalar
SSo lb., aoeclal at 1 Ck
Pepper. Cmaamon. Allspice. Cloves.
"unira. au a 1 &0 tin.
Purs Lemon and Vanilla ErtniK.
S&o K. C Baking- Powder, 184 sn.
upwmi xeiiow Isabel Tea. Ib-
634t-H Iba at 334 small tin.
104.
Pur Black Pepper. 354 lb.
rare urouna Linumon, 404 Ib.
Nutmecs. Rm dosen.
VERT SPECIAL Berlin kettle
self-bastlna- Iron roasters
dlahpaas ail at 104 each whUe
the lot lasta. to each purchaser of
any 01 to aoov tea and off 1
174 larc nkx. 284.
Corn KlaKti. fi mltm.
Albers- Pearls of Wheat 174 sal
Cream ot Barley. 184 pk.
DRIED FRbrrS FOR LESS
Soeded RalMn 74 pk-.
Seedless Ralalna Dkc.
Sultana Cleaned Kaislaa 114 pks;.
luner xaoie Kaisina. 114 pa.
Dried Peaches. 11 lb.
Dried Fancy Aprloota. 204 Ib.
Dried Whole Apricots. 104 lb.
Fancy 8pllt Prune. 9 Ib.
Larg-e Italian Prunea. 114 lb.
Dried Qrapea. 7 lb,
Black Fig, very fine, tit Ib.
Oolden Dates. 204 lb.
NEW NUTS M OFF
Larre Sweet New Walnut. 194 Ib.
oou oneii Aimonat, ZO lb.
Larg-e New BraxU Nuta 1At IK
Largs New pecan Nata. 204 Ib.
New Filbert Nuts. 204 lb
Peanut Butter. Rogers'. 154 n-
OILS AND FATS
Wesson OU. 35, 684. 1.35.
iraco. 40f. H04. 91.57.
Cottolene. 404. 8O4. 51.45.
iure Italian Olive Oil. email Una.
434 Qt. 854.
Curtis Pure California olive OH.
ea.7Q per gallon.
EVERY ITEM PRICED LOWER
8nlders Catsup. 184 bottle.
Del Monte Catsup, 164 bottle.
lOo Morehouse Prepared Mustard.
Eagle MUk. 194 cn.
Camatlon MUk. 124 can.
ISo 8nider Catsup. 11 botUa
Curve Cut Macaroni. 84 lb.
Dried Qreen Pea. 104 lb.
Black Eyed Bana, H lb.
Drted Hops. 54. 194 and 204
Larg Ripe Olives. 154 pt.
Large Queen Olive. 15 pint.
bout Mixed Pickle. 104 quart.
Small Sweet rirkl. ir i..
Pure Cider Vinegar. 304 aIlon
o vviue.
J0e Ulaae Chipped Beef. 15.
All the beat Spaghetti Noodles.
nacanmi ana vermlceUL 84 lb.
lo rolls Crepe Paper. I for 104.
" viri 1 iper, fir m
t Match. 524 aoaen.
Folsr-e Baking- Powder.
M Cloth eaptna, 54,
BUTTER AND LtGS
Finest Fresh Oregon Creamery
ButUr. II All rail it. .
vt -v aim? 10. , .
Fancy. Table Kggs, 484 .
oood Ouaranued Eggs. 434 doa.
This sale win last one day only, Saturday. Come early as possible,
w we miy isrve ypu promptly. Extra clerks.
JAVA COFFEE CO.
"Cash and Carry' Crocarw
291 YakabiU St, Near Hftk St.
"ay cask and carry yr own.
OpposiU the Caa Co. Office
ORDER THAT GREAT BIG LOAF TODAY
Ma3e try
New York Bakery
i
E. 7th & E. Belmont
:s .
BRAN BREAD 10c
For Your Health
Special Sale COFFEE
Our regular 40c Coffee on sale Saturday C) Cf
only not over 4 lbs. ' to a customer Ib. tssl HmmD
&IARTIN MRKS COFFEE CO:
212 THIRD ST. NEAR MADISON' V
1 If Mr. Hoover were cquviiitd with oar.. , ' -
RICE AND MILK
"The Perfect Food," ' -
He would urge Its consumption wpon th public. There Is mors nourUhnvent
la SSo worth of thl product than la t dosen egg costing tl rO, and It to the
most palatable food In -A mode- A IS can always naae a constant and
enthusiastic cuatotnr. Tb vtirtnc govwnmewt keep our two factories
busy, yet we want those at bom to know th splendid thing- w maaa. --
Holly Milk & Cereal Co.
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