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THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL rPORTLAND, ; FRIDAY. NOVEMBER - 21. 1819. 25 - OLD MAN DIES, RESULT -OF BEING STRUCK BY . ... .. .. I Rear of Machine Smashes Against Thomas Oliver of Woodland It Swerves Aside. as Vancouver. Wash.. Nov. 21. Thomas Oliver of Woodland, 76 years old, died Thursday from the effects of injuries caused when he was struck by an auto mobile driven by Dr. R. N. Gordon of Vancouver. Route 3, a retired physician. who formerly practiced in Seattle. The accident occurred at the Oregon end of; the Interstate bridge. According to Dr. Gordon, he was driv ing to the Livestock show with Mrs. Gordon when they came up behind Oliver. He said he sounded his horn but that Oliver failed to take notice and he applied his brakes. The machine skidded Into the fence, he said, and the rear end swung Into Oliver, knocking him to the pavement. The machine was badly damaged. S. A. Bundschuh took Oliver to St. Josephs hospital here where he died two hours later. Oliver was a native of Canada. He leaves five children, Mrs. Fred Harned of Port Townsend, Wash. ; J. D. Oliver of Woodland, and Lewis, Walter and Perley Oliver of Seattle. Chief Deputy Coroner Leo Geotseh, who investigated the circumstances of the accident, stated Thursday night that he did not think it necessary to hold , an inquest. NO MORE CATARRH This Simple Home Treatment Hai Stood the Xett of Time. . Every fall and winter, for more than twenty years, thousands of people have made it a dally practice to breathe the air of Hyomei and so keep themselves free from Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Bron chitis, Sore Throat and Influenza. This is certain and you should try it. If you will breathe Hyomei daily, as directed, it will free you and keeD you free from all these troubles or it won't cont vou a cent. Owl Drug Company or any reliable druggist can supply you with the Com plete Hyomei ouiru. including a nam rubber pocket inhaler. The inhaler will last a life time and extra bottles oi the liauld Hyomei cost but a few cents. A few drops of oil in the Inhaler will last for days and its pure, soothing, an tiseptic, healing air, breathed deep in the air passages of your nose and throat. should keep you free from coughs, colds. influenza and catarrh all winter long. influenza ana catarrn an winter long. Pleasant to use. takes but a few min utes dally and is guaranteed to satisfy or money toaclc Adv. Anoint Irritations-With Soothing Cuticura First bathe whh Cuticura Soap and hot water. These super - creamy emollients not only soothe, but in most cases heal annoying" rashes, irritations, eczemas, etc They are also ideal lor daily toilet use. After bathing with Cuticura Soap dust on a few grains of the exquisitely scented Cuticura Talcum. S 2fto, Ofaf t M mmd BO. Talew 20c Sold throughout the worM. For sample each free address: CHi LaW wtyri . !. 1SF, MaMea. 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Wil liams Co.. Dept. R-1575. P. O. Block. East Hampton. Conn., and receive by parcel post, delivery paid, a free 75 cent bottle (32 doses), without obligation. Only one free bottle, to same person, address or family. Fine for "Acid" Stomach. Adv. SKIDDING AU TQMQB1LE INDIGESTION A At once I "Pape's Diapepsin" corrects your Sour, Gassy, Acid Stomach Relief awaits youl Tou don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad or an uncertain one or a harmful one your stomach Is too valuable; you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs. When your meals don't fit and you feel uncomfortable, when you belch gases, acids or raise sour, undigested food. When you feel lumps of lndiges- tion pain, heartburn or headache, from acldltyr just eat a tablet of Pape's Dia Editor of Omiha Bee:Fined $1000 In Contempt Case Omaha, Neb., Nov. 21. (I. N. K Victor Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee, found guilty of contempt of court, was fined 11000 and costs by Judge Redick In the United States district court here Thursday. Rosewater was charged with contempt following publication in the Bee of a story of an alleged "frame up" In con nection with the arrest of J. Harry Moore, reporter, accused of participat ing in the lynching of Will Brown and the burning of the Douglas county court house on September 28. The Bee Publishing company was fined $1000 on a similar charge. . Judge Redick in his decision declared that a newspaper has no right to publish anything that might tend to discredit witnesses for the state, regardless of whether the article is based on fact or not. Los Angeles Police Arrest Fugitives Wanted at Medf ord Medford, Nov. 21. A telegram from the Los Angeles police brought word that Ernest T. Butcher, chanted with robbing a Medford service station while enroute south in a stolen automobile, has been arrested there and has con fessed. Implicating Willis R. Carter, with whom he escaped from the local jail in August. Carter was captured at the time. Episcopalians Meet Medford, Nov. 21. The nation-wide movement In the Protestant Episcopal church for the quickening of the spirit ual life of the church was given a big Impetus locally at a mass meeting ad dressed by the Rev. F. S. Fleming, rec tor of the Church for the Atonement, Chicago, and Dr. H. C. Fixott of Port land, chairman of the committee on conferences for the campaign. The speakers in the afternoon met officials from the Ashland and Grants Pass churches. "Y" Branch Considered Medford, Nov. 21. AY. W. C. A. branch for Medford is being considered. Miss Janet 8mlth of Seattle Y. W. C. A., field secretary for Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Montana, has been work ing here on the project for two weeks. Holdup Suspects in San Francisco Held For Investigation San Francisco, Nov. 21. (I. N. S.) Fourteen suspected holdup men are un der arrest here today as a result of last night's and today's crime suppres sion campaign. Among those arrested early today are four young men who were occupying an automobile bearing no license and which they did not own. The machine also carried revolvers and burglars' tools, the police said. Three others were arrested in connection with the murder of Detective An tone Schoembs by automobile bandits Sun day night. Officers to Have n i t n Lquai ballot in New Organization A campaign to enroll in the Portland chapter of the American Officers of the Great War, former officers of the army, navy a ad marine corps was started Thursday. 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Papa's Diapepsin helps neutralise the stomach acids so you can eat without fear. Adv. A last weeks, according. to Boy C Mo Daniel, chairman. The organisation is described as non politto&L However, deep Interest in re construction will be maintained, it is akt Eligibility for membership is not de pendent on length of service or rank. Officers ct eveiy rank from second lieu tenant to general and from ensign to admlra: hsv. equal voice in the society. D'Annunzio Plans To Make Extensive Raid on Spalato London, Nov. 21. (U. P.) Extensive preparations are being made by Gabriele d'Annunzlo for his proposed raid upon Spalatc. according to dispatches from Belgrade today, quoting a semi-official report from Spalato. D'Annunzlo has announced he will re turn to Zara November 22 and embark with 15,000 troops upon his Spalato ex pedition, according to the dispatches. A naval detachment, which has arrived at Zara from Italian ports, will assist the poet, the dispatches stated. Obsequies to Be Held Saturday for Judge Gantenbein The funeral of JudgeCalvln U. Ganten bein, who died at his home Wednesday, will be held at the Unitarian church, Yamhill and Broadway. Saturday at 1:30 p. m. The Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr. will officiate. Judge Wallace McCam- ant will deliver a memorial address on the part of the Multnomah Bar associa tion. The pall bearers will be former offi cers of the Spanish-American war. A military escort, firing squad and bugler will represent the old Third Oregon regi ment. Final services will be at the Portland crematorium. J. P. Finley & Son have charge of arrangements. Editorial Causes Arrest of Editor Seattle, Wash., Nov. 21. (U. P.) Ed win Selvin, publisher of the Business Chronicle, was arrested by United States postoffice Inspectors on a war rant charging that he caused to be pub lished unmailable matter. The article which caused Selvin's arrest was an edi torial In the last issue of his paper in which labor .unions were violently -attacked and the administration at Wash ington severely criticized for its atti tude toward labor. This editorial. It is charged by the postoffice-- department. tended to "incite murder, arson and other crimes." The article appeared later as a paid advertisement in Seattle and Tacoma papers. Selvin was brought before Commis sioner McClelland and was released on bail. F. M. Priest Dies At Klamath Falls Kiamatn i-ans, .Nov: zi. As the re sult of injuries received in a runaway accident last Saturday. F. M. Priest, local insurance dealer, died. He was 73 years of age and had resided here for several years. JERRY ON THE JOB US BOYS , VAi sicic. AK..rS WLlxs Stove, avo eer I - Ws& tJis I , , - ( --.,, - i . .... n i. i - . - .ii. ' ' i -' i i i - - 7' ' - 1 " -' - I i i f U. T STICK HUA UllTH A PIH I I : I I SHjTcHA ( T I I ( AO SHE SMS 1 ) II iHBtA TVJo OY J AND MAKE HIM HOLIER. ) 8H W ? J gjJCL 1FB OS CI CFftTAlMLy A WY NAMED FV.TNM ?SL H FtoST Vtit .1 AmOtttY J MUftT?j iHr1 ' HON AND DEARIE Cowrish" "l&ZLIZr1 reMTO Pop Should Have. Known That Voice t - t r VJUJij " TT f' 'II LJii. H'. I rcS TT r JiLXJlJ if ws musmv J j ( that how j you to.' SWETHART ) jv; J " j " Workman Is Killed By Falling Plate J". P. Carlson, 47, of 427 Prescott street, was instantly killed about t o'clock Thursday afternoon, when an iron plate fell upon his head, while at work at the Columbia River Shipbuilding yard. Carlson was born in Norway and iu survived by a wife and two children. He had been employed at the Columbia River plant for several months -as a stee! cutter. The body was takerto the morgue by Deputy Coroner Calkins. Evidence Flaws Away In the City Jail Lobby Excitement prevailed in the lobby at police station Thursday when the stop per in a wim oarrei oiew oui ana al lowed many gallons of wine to flow free ly about the floor. The sound was as that of a roaring cannon when the stopper few across the lobby and hit TOOTS AND CASPER rce in TouM.Cfvsperc. Wxiu. Rut ml ft dotted uen rr W 1 mi BtfT THEM RC" ftU- OCT. fCROSS SORe wooio B v . V of Trtose oercuNG "dotted) oae H Ne souo mrm M rjL M f veils- and rryi oust yscoeT(Ni -Vroore tcR v aQLS " ff- issaj Mvu. ut vou wfwe- Ne? , fp 1 insect W cam makcT Wl a Wooovajc fwrce 't?,"r & fun of MY FfKCttESJKiPj m if vovnx vv. we I ,ies& ffyz and GgX virHi, X . - " - " - ! - ! ., - the wall. ' The barrel was 'one of -six seised at 407 North Sixteenth street I. W. W. Arraigned At Centralia; Time To Plead Allowed Centralia. Wash.. Nov. 21. Ten of those charged with murder as a result of -the armistice day tragedy here were arraigned In the Lewis county superior court Thursday and given the statu toy time in which to plead. Attorney Ralph Pierce of Tacoma, prominent in the defense of I. W. W. and radicals heretofore, will represent the prisoners in these cases. The men arraigned were Brltt Smith, O. C. (Commodore) Bland. Bert Faulk ner. Ray Becker, James Mclnerney, Elmer Smith. Mike Sheehan, Bert Bland. John Lamb and Eugene Barnett. All men are a little lower than the angels, and the majority a good deal more so. (CopjrlsQt. 191B. br ScrricV, (Coprnsht, SSrWLJT. By J. E. Murphy J XJ $200 Collected for r Widow of Ex-Soldier Killed at Centralia Centralia, Nov. 21. The fund which waa started by employes of a Centralia newspaper for tho benefit of the young widow of Ben Casagranaa, who waa killed in the Armistice day massacre here, passed the $200 mark Wednesday. The fund has been transferred to the Farmers A Merchants bank of Centralia where it is available for Mrs. uasa granda's use. The woman was left with but $6 when her husband was killed, and since that time she has been cared for bv Centralia women. T. J. O'Con nor, secretary of the Citizens' club in Chehalis. County Anent Continues John Day. Nov. 21. The county court has Included in the budget estimate for 1920 the item of JZ70V for a county agricultural agent. The state and fed iBUrnstionU "tur las.) IBIS, tr IntaruUoaal rwtate erflee. Iae.) 1920 the item or z.w tor a county VZ7 - I I eral ' governments " will contribute the balance necessary to secure this long felt want for Grant county. Rabbit Drive Is to Help Spokane's Poor Spokane, Wash., Nov. 21. Plans for a monster rabbit drive In the vicinity of Warde , Wash., early next week are beins arranged by Al Wleseman of Ware Brothers Hardware company, Spokane, and the game bagged will be distributed among Spokane's poor for Thanksgiving day dinner. A similar drive last year resulted In bagging over 2000 rabbits KRAZY KAT faltur These Two May r : - ; ; 71 i ii i jm n-trof i i v-.v i Fire Truck Wrecked , In Seattle; 1 Dead, v Two Badly Injured v Seattle. Wash., Nov. 21. (XJ. P.) One . fireman is dead, another lies in the city, hospital with both legs broken and a third man is suffering from painful bruises and lacerations as the result or V the wrecking of a hook and ladder truck responding to a false alarm Thurs day. . Peter Coughlin, 40, a truckman, was crushed to death when the truck, with Its steering gear broken, slewed across the streetcar tracks at First avenue south and Railroad way, and crashed into a streetcar. By HerriiAan torrle. In. 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