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OUST LAFOLLETTE, URGED IN SENATE !Man and Wife Are i Found Dead in Home Oaklaad Police tTadeelaed Whether Fair Were Tirtlme of Doable Harder or of 31 order and Salrlde. Oakland, Cal.. March. 29. IV. P.) : Oakland police have not decided whether Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gregg, found dead In their home Wednesday nieht. were the victims of a double murder or wheth er one killed the other and then com mitted aulclde. The tragedy Is believed to have oc- . curred two days previous. Lights burn j Ing In the house ail day Wednesday at- ' traCted th sltunflnn nf .IrhWi alssippl exploded another bombshell In ; Evidences of a struggle were a'ppar the senate Thursday by demanding . ent' throughout the house. The bodies the expulsion of Senator Robert M. La- j wer ln a bedroom and an empty re- "" .i ureggi leei. Anomer re volver, fully loaded, was found ln the room. Mississippi Senator Reads Edi torials on Wisconsin Election in Senate.. Washington, March 29 (I. N. S.) Senator John" Sharp Williams of Mis- been MJn53oins Gregg was an insurance broker. More Evidence In Bootlegging Case I ban Francisco, March 29. Further evidence is being prepared here against Frank O'Shea, drayage con tractor, under Indictment in Portland on a charge of shipping liquor Into Oregon, following a raid on O'Shea's Japanese Put in Plea of Not Guilty Forty-six in Aviation Corps Ad vanced; David F. Deerwester, j of Bellingham, Is Captain Kollette " of Wisconsin, who tias Under fire on disloyalty charges. The senate had subsided and proceed ed to the consideration of the Indian ap propriation bill when Senator Williams arose ajid requested that severai edl- j torials on the Wisconsin election o in- serted in the record. j Senator Anhurt of Arizona, ln charge of the Indian appropriation bill, jumped to his feet and shouted, "Mr. President, 1 give notion that if there is any more of the miserable twaddle that was dis played here yesterday I will move for an adjournment In order that the coun try may know that the senate of tho United States has descended to so low a point that it cannot transact its routine business." Senator Williams persisted. Senator McCumber objected to the Insertion of the articles and Senator William, then proceeded to read them. "Will the senator read them so I can hear-.'" Senator McCumber asked. "I will endeavor to read them so the angels In heaven can hear," answered ) Senator Williams. : "It is- evident from the laughter in the"! galleries that some of the angels did hear," Senator McCumber replied. Washington, March 29. (U. P.) Ger- After reading the editorial. Senator many has recognized Lithuania as "free Williams said: "That, of course, re-, and independent," with a string to the fers to the senator from Wisconsin, Mr. i recognition which amounts to annexa La Follette, who ought to be expelled i tlon and the taking of Indemnity, from this body." j Swedish press reports received by the Although Senator La Follette's lm- state department Thursday showed that pcachment has been demanded from recognition had been granted but that many parts of the country this is the; Germany was Imposing a burdensome Sadayoshi Ogawa, Japanese of San Francisco, and five Portland ' Japanese, pleaded not guilty to Implication In the so-called "Japanese candy ce.se in the federal court yesterday. The Port land men-are Y. Akigama, K Sato, K. Hri, M. Taglma and T. Mori. ! Ogawa Is charged by the government with consDlrine with Tom Tenaka of San Francisco, to ship liquor to Portland I I in candy boxes and in cans of a double j compartment, one holding dnea Deans. They pleaded not guilty to the charge Washington, March 29. (U. P.) The 'of mislabeling but entered a demurrer following have been commissioned lieu- on the Reed amendment violation charge. ,i The demurrer will be argued Monday, tenants In the aviation corps on General The haa been wt tor May 2. Pershing's recommendation : Curtis D. j Blgelow. Laerence L. Callahan, William L. Doetenjen, Harry E. Eslley. Earl B. Fuller, John M. Grlder, Murray K. Guthrie, Warren M. Hamilton, Parr Hooper, John F. McCormlck. Richard E. Morton Jr., Aubrey G. Russell,. Em- j ory A. Sampson, George Schels, Leclalr WORRY; JAPANESE Diplomat Coming From Russia , Does Not Fear Aggression in the Far East i Six Subs Built for Chile Leave U. S. tesidence Wednesday in which a consld-' Dawson, Harry O. Fishel,. Lawrence W. Gilford. Martin P. Kelly. Robert A. Kelly, James F. Lilea, James F. Man ning Jr., William Mathews, Wlstar Mor ris, Carlisle F. Nichol, Thomas L. Ono tavla, Charles L. Osborne, Fred Phll brlck, Walter J. Smith, Ralph E. Spake. Charles A. Amsden. Raymond H. Mathews was made first New London. Conn.. March 29. (U. ! P.) Six submarines, built for the Chll Mtarted for Chile on D. Schulz, Erwln D. Shaw, Fred T. Thursday, accompanied by the Chilean Shoemaker, Charles A. Silling, Julien C. j cruiser Chacbusco ana tne transport n Stanley, Gerald D. Silvers, Charles G. Greenhalgh, Henry C. Allern, William J. Armstrong, Thomas Ash Jr.. Henry Badhn, William L. Bradfield. William T. Clements, Rector C. Coffee, William S. Cousins, Oliver R. Daves, Thomas L. government, but Bolsheviklsra will per meate the world, continued the am-, bassador. He criticized the maliciousness of part of the Japanese press In its recent discussion of the question of Japanese Intervention in Siberia. It was when aaked regarding the possible dispatch of a Japanese expedition that the di plomat said that he did not fear Ger man aggression ln the far east. The ambassador was accompanied by a diplomatic party including 3 Amer icana, j It the course of his talk the Japanese diplomat asserted that diplo matic relations with Russia have not been broken, but that they remain friendly. David R Francis, the American am bassador to Russia and other represen tatives of the allies, stopped - off at erable quantity of liquor was seized O'Shea is said to have offered in ternal revenue officers 11700 ln settle ment of a liquor tax, which he is al leged to have evaded. Lithuania Tree but String Is Attached gamo. Their departure clears up wnai threatened to cause diplomatic difficul ties, owing to reports that this govern ment planned to seize the vessels and pay Chile for them. Olaremont Tavern Is Boarding House J The Claremont Tavern is no more. It j is now a boarding house for shipbuild- ; ers. Municipal Judge Rossman sentenced the lant two of its former proprleto-s lieutenant ln the medical corps, and . yesterday. He fined Phil Polsky and Toklo. March 29. (I. N. B.) The Japanese ambassador to Russia, who haa Just arrived from Petrograd, de clared Thursday- that he did not fear German aggression in the Far East, j Voi0gda to continue their negotiaUons He added: with the Russian government. uerraany plans to crush Russia by an offensive in Siberia, but to concen trate all her efforts in France, mean while securing, if possible, the food ac cumulated In Ukrainia. "The Soviets are gaining enormous power in Russia," the diplomat went on. He said that German prisoners of war nad been influenced by the Bolshevik movement and that he is convinced they will become propagandists upon their return home. "Germany might destroy- the Lenlne Used Stove as Safe; Sum of $915 Burned Concluding that the stove was at feast burglar proof, George EL Knowlton put f 915 In it two. days ago when he drew the money from Oi bank to pay a mortgage. He did not reckon whether' the improvised safety vault would', be fireproof, however, and now bank clerk are trying to match the charred remains of what la left of the money so some of' it may be redeemed by the treasury department at Washington. 1 Wednesday morning some one of his . household built a fire In ths stove. - " ,'saas) Airplanes Collide; Cadet Gordford Dead Fort Worth, Texas, March 29. (U. P.) Cadet R. D. Gordford. Royal Fly ing corps, was killed instantly Thursday tn a collision at Benbrook Field, near here. The occupant of the other ma chine was uninjured. Old Herbal Remedy Used Successfully in Relieving Diabetes flrt time It haa been ureed on tlie floor of the HVnate by one of his col leagues. Disloyalty charges against Senator La follette have been under in vestigation by Hie senate privileges and elections committee since last fall. Colonel Discharged For Neglecting Duty San Francisco. March ::!. Colonel Hamilton S. Wallace, quartermaster of the western department ia UU6 was dis charged Thursday from the army under a rule providing that officers may not be absent from their iiominanda for longer than three months. The dlscharijd was by order of President Wilson. Colonel Wallace was a major in the S'ai:lsh Amcricati war., hav;:-.K been commis sioned him from civil life. He was well known on the Pacific coast. No de tails of the case have been received here. indemnity on this territory and making it part of the link of German controlled ! to states along the Russo-Teuton frontier." Fathers of Soldiers Object to Disloyalty Bellingham, Wash., March 29. (I. N. S.) The Soldiers and Sailors Fathers' club of this city Thursday Bent a protest to the department of Justice charging laxity of prosecution of seditious and disloyal persons in this vicinity. The club declares seditious utterances and disloyal acts are of almost dally occur rence here and that little is done to bring those guilty to justice. Philip H. Smith was made first lieuten ant in the sanitary corps of the national army on recommendation of Pershing. Wesley Busby and Potter Smith were made second lieutenants in the ad jutant general's department of the national army. Maurice Furnill and Leonard J. Meehan were made second lieutenants in' the ordnance department of the national army. Among commissions announced by Ad jutant General McCain Thursday were Forest Moulton, University ol Chicago, be major in the officers' reserve Squadron of Trucks ' Embarks for France An Atlantic Port. March 2!. (I. X. S.) --A squadron of -00 motor trucks, some if which came. from as Jar away as oattle. Wash., and Phoenix, 'Ariz., ar rived here Thursday and were loaded aboard steamships amid great enthusi asm. Two army chauffeurs and three guards came with ea.ch truck, and the squadron was accompanied by repair, supply and derrick trucks. They are expected to be in service in France in a short time. Ex-President Taft Visits White House Wshlru?ton, March 29 (I. N. S.) Former President Taft and President Lowell of Harvard university were re ceived by President Wilson at the White House Thursday. Both are prominent in the league to enforce peace, but no information as to the sig nificance of their call was forthcoming. corps, and Thomas tt. UlarK. jew xorK city, to be major ln the national army. Joseph A. Danna, New Orleans, was also made major. The following were made captains In the officers' reserve corps and national army : Joseph W. Foote, Scran ton, Pa,; Harold A. Wise,. San Antonio ; Emmet K. Carver, New York city ; Richard J. Malone, Washington. D. C. : David F. Deerwester, Bellingham, Wash,, and Alva G. Husted, Indianapolis, Ind. Men on Irrigation Work Are on Strike Yakima, March 29. About 40 com mon laborers working on the remodel ing of the Selah canal went on a strike Wednesday and refused to return to work until their wages had been in creased 40 cents a day. They have been receiving $3.60 per day and want $4. Notice of the strike has been sent to all farmers under the canal and it is expected they will drop their spring work on the farms and in the orchards and assist in the completion of the canal. Harry Miller $100 each on a charge of violation of the prohibition law. Miller also received a suspended sentence of' 30 days in jail. TO THE FRONT! Men Have Gone Women Are Coming But it is the Young or Young Looking Women Who Win Today the world is overflowing, with opportunity for the woman who is capable, active, youthful or the woman who looks the part. Gray hair, the ap pearance of age, is passed by. Un fair ; yes, but it is a condition which has to be met. Thousands of women have found a way out by using Q-ban Hair Color Restorer. Not by dyeing their hair, hprause Q-ban is not a dye. but throueh the natural, gradual way in j which it restores the youthful color. Try it If your hair is gray, streaked with gray or faded. It will do the same for you. Q-ban has no disagreeable features. It will not rub or wash off or stain the scalp. You can shampoo or wave the hair as usual. It also eradicated dandruff and keeps the hair healthy. Guaranteed to satisfy or money re funded. Kasily applied by simply brushing or combing through the hair. Sold by all good druggists every where on Money - Back guarantee. Price 75c. (Adv.) II Choosing the Easter Hat IT'S a delight, men, when you've such an array as this from which to choose: The Stetson $5, $6 The Dunlap $S The Trimble $5, $6 The Crofut-Knapp $4, $S, $6 Special Hats for Spring, $4 The fashionable colors in men's spring hats are olive and green. urn firartk The most satisfactory results have been obtained in combating Diabetes by observing certain dietary rules and the judicious use of Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy,, an herbal preparation of 40 years successful sale. , Following Is a letter from a grateful user: "This letter is the best proof that X am still alive. Your medicine is a miracle to me. My weight was reduced from 157 to 114 pounds when I left the hos pital. I left there Aug. tth in despair. Hundreds of people that knew me said I would never live to return to my studio. After leaving the hospital, I saw your Ad." in the paper. I began its use and at once commenced to Improve, and now everybody is saying to me that I look better than ever before. I tip the scales at 132 pounds and I am back work- ing again to the astonishment of all. I feel splendid and people say I am look ing better every day. I must tell you that every word I have written is true, and I can prove It by hundreds that knew of my condition. Jules Frlquet. Ell West First Street. Los Angeles,' Cal." Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy Is made from herbs and other .beneficial . Ingredients and has been on 'the market 40 years, a true Indication of Its value. Get a bottle today. Sold by leading druggists everywhere. Sample sent on receipt of ten cents. Warner's Safe Remedies Co., Dept 388, Rochester, N. Y. (Adr.) ' v-.Pure Chewing Guro . I ' SB a Stick a da: keeps raiirst away G3LM3S I MI Corn Is Included in Seed Bill by House Washington. Mnreh L'!i (1. X. S.) The house voted, 70 to 63, Thursday aft ernoon, to extend the provisions of the l;aer bill to provide wheat to farmers On credit, to include seed corn. The Supporters of the bill, believing that the Inclusion of corn would defeat the pur poses of the measure, will attempt to have the amendment stricken out on a roll call Just before the final vote. 9 M. S. Johnson Seeks Idaho Legal Post Lewiston. Idaho. March 29. Miles S. Johnson, a prominent Lewiston attor ney, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney gen eral Thursday and at the same time threw down the gauntlet to the Non Partisan league. Baltimore Hans Big Fight I Baltimore. Md.. March 29 (U. P.)' The police board Thursday refused per mits for HtaginR the Wlllard-Fulton mill In Baltimore. j pO Years ao .your drurtrtisl's or. NEi$covrY for Coughs e Colds sold considerable, too, and now it is known the nation over as tfte standard coueh and cold remedy. Successful and satis factory "because it ia quick act ing and safe. Doesn't upset the stomach nor docs it nauseate. Use it for that mean hacking cough, and in all stages of grippe. Get it at your druggists IOMORROW, I welcome every Portland mother and her 1 j il T" I CI TI 1 r- i . n Doys io ine Doy onop. nere are ooys Easier cioxnes that combine proper style with real service a combina tion much to be desired these days. i Always Lead to Better Health . Serious sicknesses start in disorders ., of the Stomach and Liver, The best : corrective and preventive is Dr. King's ' New Life Pills. They prevent Con , ftipation, keep liver, arid Bowels in a j healthycondition. Effective, mild. Nobby Norfolk Suits in wonderfully attractive fabrics, with a wide range of colorings, priced at $5 to $20'. The extra pair of "knicks" with each suit practically makes two suits of one. The Novelty Wool Suits for children at $5 to $12.50 will interest maay a mother. Smart styles at modest prices. Wash Suits the greatest array in Portland the jolliest, most attractive styles imaginable for little fellows, $1.50 to $6. 0 Headquarters for boys' Military and Man-o'-War uniforms for both officers and men, $3 to $12.50. Spring Reefers for children, priced $5 to $12.50. Boys' Shop Second Floor Elevator SATUlf AY People will come many miles to stock up on these Hardware mm . v ft) ill C.I ?5 Shoe Specials But your shoes here for the whole family at reduced prices. Men's Dress Shoes, MeV Heavy Work Qg Men's Work" ShoeV, PQ QO 2 full soles, special at DO.70 Men's Dress Shoes, OA QO Barry make, special. . M-WO Women's Mahogany &A QQ Cloth Top Shoes sp'l 0 Women's Black Shoes with fray tops, special, pair $4.98 Women's White Can- (IJO OP as Shoes Women's White Canvas Rubber Soled Shoes, special. . . .$2.49 Women's White Can- 1 QQ vas Pumps tDlsOU Boys' Strong School (J0 f Q Girls' Gunmetal But ton Shoes ...... Girls' White Canvas Shoes Girls' Black Canvas Pumps Child's Shoes, special 98c The above mentioned numbers are but a few of the bargains in the enormous shoe stock which we carry. Furnishings ' JUST RECEIVED 500 Boys' Spring Suit. Bring your boy here for his new Easter suit. Prices to fit your pocket be1u Men's Easter Neckwear Large assortment to select from. Values to AQg 75c, special Sat.. C DRESS SHIRTS New Spring Dress Shirts in percale, madras, repps, ' silks all the new shades, in soft and stiff cuffs. Priced 98c to $3.50 $1.98 $1.95 98c Grocery Bargains Broken Cookies, pound. . ..:...9c Thelma Pork and Beans, 11 -oz. T can 0" Limit 5 to a customer A CARNATION MILK (Large Can) 10 Cents Limit t to Castomcr Dried Peaches. Fine new stock. 1 Isv Per lb ILL Dried Figs. None better. Per 1 pound ...... JL UC Italian Prunes, pound A si d a p an Dirrc unvun ununj Freshly Smoked 35c lb. 5c Assorted Jams and 1 Jellies, 14-os. jar.. i-OC New crop Dried "1 Q Apricots, lb XOC 3 lbs. for. , 50c MAYOLO OIL Pint ......33c Quart 63c Half Gallon..... $1.23 Taffy Syrup, 2-Ib. can 23c Soya Beans,, lb. ..... . 5c Pond's Cold Cream Ladies' Hose 1 -ounce Jars, Extra Special at 19 Cents pairs for. Full finished black and white. Extra i 3 ililfill Hand-made Ship Adse, (PC QC guaranteed DJ.OtJ . No. 10H Simond's Saws $2.25 6-f t. Aluminum Rules . . . $2.00 Top Mauls, lb 30c Springer Folding CO Ironing Boards ...... 5e5r eftO No. 8 Heavy Copper PO Qf Botfom Wash Boilers &U Brass Cylinder Bucket ' Spray Pumps, 4 ft. of hose (PO f( and nosale T OeS'eUU-" All of our best grade ClY House Paint, gallon. UU ' 25 and 40-Watt Tungsten Elec tric Lamps, Saturday 0 only, each Self-Wringing Mops ... 39c Bargains in the Fishing Tackle Department. (: , We have added a fresh line of Garden Seeds to our stock. Tobacco Star Chewing, plug -60c Horseshoe Chewing, plug . . 54c Med. Climax Chew, plug . . 54c . Westover Smoking,' plug. .37c " Cigars In-B-Tween, 10 in a box, QQ regular 50c, special .... OuC Ai?".Cifr;:$4.50 Ftefer's Union PA Cigars, box of 50.. ZUl GUARANTEED Strictly Fresh Ore gon Ranch EGGS 34c DOZEN Alder, ! st and 2nd Sts, Bowls Glass Fruit . 4-piece set Glass Creamer, r Spoonholder, Sugar Bowl, Butter Trsy. Reg. QOp $1.25 value, special Ols