THE bREGDIX DAILY JOURNAL, PORT LAI JD, THURSDAY. -DECEMBER 4, 1919.;
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: AGAINST LOCAL
HOTEL DROPPED
Judge Morrow Dismisses 'Case
Against dolden West Hosterly
vOn State's Motion Todays -J
: - On the ground that the etate'ej
' ease vu too weak to warrant the
expenditure necessary to retry the
abatement proceedings again at the
i; Golden West hotel before a Jary in
Circuit Judgs Morrow court, a mo-
. tlon to have the action dismissed
; was made ttWay by ? Deputy District
Attorney ;jjari Bernard. The mo-
' Uon was granted by" Judge -Morrow.;
; After atl the evidence '-had been pre
sented in 'the ease at the trial Judgtf
Morrow refused to make any decision
and announced that he would call for
- a jury and have the evidence submitted
again for their determination.
. This would Involve considerable addi
tional expense to the state and District
Attorney Walter Evans said today that;
la view of the fact that the prosecu
tion' chances of a verdict were so slim
h did not consider it warranted.
There was only one witness during
. the trial who testified that there was
r any. Immorality at the Golden West
hotel, and his statements were contra
dicted by three witnesses for the de
fense. The police were unable to prove
one single arrest qr conviction on im
moral grounds that has taken place in
the hotel.
" The defense was conducted by John
' Stevenson, Robert Magulre and Clarence
Butts. Earl Bernhard and George Mow
rey ooaducted, the state's ease.
:-:A FALSE ARREST ALLEGED
In Circuit Judge Morrow's court, where
heand IeaaeDarrow, formerly 'a mem
ber of the morals souad. are being sued
for 15000 damages for falsa arrest - The
Christ charges the officers with beat
tag him and locking him up in the lty
Jail over night 'without warrant. He
says that his case was dismissed by
Judge Rowdob with a rebuke to the
officers. ;r-' -" b1- - --' .
. Burkhart declares that he and Darrow
were looking for some bootleggers on the
ntgnt they arrested Christ, and that they
suspected the latter, and - that he re
sisted arrest whew; they seised him,
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John P. Berry AeaalHed
John P. Berry, an employe of the Ste
venson company, was acquitted Wednes
day by a jury in Circuit Judge Kava
nangh's court of a charge of embezsling
approximately f 400 of the firm's funds.
Berry was indicted by the grand Jury on
charges, brought by his employers that
he had taken the money and covered lup
the shortage by falsa entries in the books.
Testimony was that the books did not
actually show any shortage.
Man Accuses Policemen of Mistreating
v Him Asks Damages.
' Alpha .38. Burkhart spent practically
the entire morning on the witness stand
Woman Loses Damages Action,
Verdict for the defendants was re
turned by a jury Wednesday in Circuit
Judge John McCourt's court, where Rose
Gallegher, widow of William Gallegber,
was suing J. P. Flnley A Son and Dr.
Roy C. McDaniel for $10,000 damages
for an alleged unauthorised 'autopsy
performed upon the deceased. Tom
Mannlx and Oglesby Toung represented
Mrs. Gallegher, and Ralph W. Wilbur
and E. V. Xdttlefield the defendants.
Seattle Makes Arrest
Captain of Inspectors Circle received
information from Captain of Detectives
Tennant of Seattle this morning that
George Lang had been arrested there,
having in his possession -12 watches
stolen from the window of Louis Oil
rlde's Jewelry store, 173 Third street.
Portland, Thanksgiving morning. Lang
has waived extradition. Inspector Tom
Coleman leaves tonight for Seattle to
return Lang here for trial.
Teaches English to Foreigners
Because JO women of foreign birth in
the St. Johns section wish' to learn Eng
lish, Miss Beatrice- Rundalr has been
appointed instructor of a class In Eng
lish for foreigners to be held In the' St.
Johns branch library. There is. no night
school at St. Johns. The scope of the
new class will come before the school
board meeting this aftefnoon. ,
Lasers Get S5000
Feesjnlmgation Suit in U S. CbpLrt
' Attorneys for the Pacific Livestock
company, defendant in a recent suit In
federal court brought by ' the Warm
springs irrigation district to determine
true worth of 2500 acres of land, in
Malheur county, received $5000 as tees,
according to a bill of costs filed against
the irrigation district today by Edward
F. Treadweil, San Francisco, one of
Federal Judge Bean ruled last week
that the Irrigation district should pay
1X1,000- for the land and in addition bear
expenses of the suit.
More than $2000 Is asked as fees for
the Is witnesses who appeared for the
livestock company. Total costs are
$7272.20, Treadweil says.
The Irrigation district objects to' pay
ment of $224.40, because that much was
given witnesses as fees for time not
consumed in the trial, according to
Thomas G. Greene, attorney. He filed
an objection to bill of costs.
Police Hold Couple
Wanted in Canada;
Elopement Charged
Ruby . Blanche Evelyn Cairns, 19, a
stenographer, and William F. Langstaff.
a merchant, were arrested at Broadway
and Gllsan street Wednesday afternoon
by Inspector Craddock, who had been In
formed by authorities in Saskatoon,
Canada, that the two eloped from there
last September. Craddock saw an auto
mobile bearing a Canadian license stand
ing by the curb, and when he questioned
the occupants he discovered they were
the missing couple. They are being held
for investigation, pending; action of the
Canadian' authoritiea
New Labor Agreement
Copies of the new labor agreement
between the maintenance of way and
i railroad shop employes and the rail
road administration were received by
Portland railroad officials this morn
ing. The new agreement becomes ef
fjutlv rwmhr is and nrovldes nu-
Imerous changes in hours of service,
working conditions and seniority rights
for this class of employes.
'-.. PoDee Bare LUUe to Do M
Vancouver, Wash Dee. 4-Tbe only
arrest ' made , Wednesday by the police
force was one for.; traffic violation.
Early' this morning; another arrest was
made for a similar offense.'
Cause of Stomach
Sickness
Hew to Relieve (Homaek Distress la a
Few Mlsntes. Mosey Bark if Treat
meat Dees Kot Overcome Any
Fens of Indigestion,
If you feel as though there was a rami
of lead at the pit of the stomach, take a
couple of Ml-o-tia stomach tablets and in
five minutes yon should see that all
stomach distress has vanished.
If you belch gas, have heartburn or
sour stomach, you need Ml-o-na. If your
stomach feels up-set the morning after
the night before, take two Ml-o-na tab
lets and see how quickly yeu get relief.
If you have shortness of breath, pain
in the stomach, waterbrash or foul
breath, you need Ml-o-na and the sooner
you . set it, the sooner your stomach
should perform its duties properly.
If you use a box of Mi-o-na tablets
and feel that It bas not overcome your
Indigestion or stomach trouble, take the
empty box to your .dealer and he will re
fund your money. For sale trr Owl
L rug Co. and ull leading druggists. Adv.
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New Madras Stripes at. .. . . . . .$3.00 and. $3.50
Fancy Silk and Fiber Mixed. . .$4.50 and $5.00
Heavy Silk Fiber Special at. ......... . .$6.50
Men's Fancy Silk Scarfs $1.25 to $8.00
Men's Initial Belts at. . ... . . . .$1.50 and $2.00
The latest in Men's Knit Scarfs. .$2.00 to $6,50
Shawknit Sox, by the box. $2.00 Up
New Neckwear.. 75c, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3.50
Cooper's Union Suits. . . . . . .$2, $2.50 and $3
MEN'S GLOVES .
ROBINSON & DETLOR
ONE BUCK SHIRT HOUSE ;
353 Washington St Majestic Theatre Bldg.
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The Last Carloads Have Arrived
No More New Pianos Until After Jan. 1, 1920 and Then at
Recent Advance in Cost and Therefore in Price to You
Growdledl to ftfiie Stfeete ail
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Fire Sale Prices on Men'sSuitsand Overcoats!
MEN'S OVERCOATS SUITS FOR MEN
Reduced Cbrittmas Terms:
S12.S0 Sends Piano Home, $12.50 Next Pay-day. Then $10.00 Monthly in January. 1920
$25.00 Sands Playar Piano. $2S.U0 Nazt Pay-day, Then $14.00 Monthly in January, 1919
MOST VALUABLE PIANOS IN THE WORLD
-I3Y FACTORY SAMPLES
and dist.
eontlnua
models, chiefly tha best and most x
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J625STEGERK.,r.$395
J860 STEGER JST! $535
Choi cest
walnut
Finest ma
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Circassian Sem?
walnut.... pUiJf
Mission CCO
models.... DjUs
::$562
$595
$750 STE6ER
I $750 STEGER
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Ohn CTCPCD Grand In tfCftO
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in Player Pianos.
-! $11 50 STEGER 'S.SiBea
i $ 1 000 REED & SON Mr $750
J $900 REED & SON man? $675
" $900 THOMPSON mSo$675
J $800 MEND EN HALL $595
l SINBCH wtlnu $712
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walnut ...
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PLATEB riAITOS
$750 STARK tf 'A. $495
$1750 Bnars2r $595
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SPECIALS
PIANOS
$750 268CaJh!Vl505Mo.... $435
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1W F12f EST
QUALITY
We boueht no all tha hut .v..
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at factoriea s No more until January,
1920 but we are off ering them now at
the prices of the cheaper models. We
can, therefore, serve you better now than
ever heretofore.
1 $650 REED & SONS $485
" $675 REED & SONS " $495
11 $750 REED & SONS guS$562
$625 SINGER 'ht $468
J!$625TH0MPS0NKenIar$468
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mahogany, oak. walnut. .77. p46o
2 $500 TH0MPS0NmeoHr$375
i$475SCHR0EDER3 $356
Tims-Cam or to t C..,,
$450 t'caah $V"konthly. $265
$475 l25Caai $I9" Motitiy. $295
$450 ,, Monthiy. $265
$450
$475
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$25 Cash, $7 Monthly..
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yayiora, sari waiaat,
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Storey A Clark Art
$475
$450
$475
$600
$425
$500
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Slooertty
$475
$425
$475
$200
$250
Hatses Brea-
$25 Cash.. $8 Monthly.,
..JI"- rtsht,
5 Cah. IS Monthly..
Sterllag Oak
$25 Cash. $$ Monthly,
Colls rd CoUard. b
-an, s Monthly
$10 Cash, $5 Monthly?.
$265
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and Balmacaans, slightly smoked.
Wonderful values!
FOR VALUES TO $35 THE SUIT
Coed fabrics, good styles, slightly
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Men's Dutchess Work
PANTS
$1.98
FOR VALUES TO $7.50
Painters9 Overalls
Union Made
$1.19
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MEN'S DRESS SHOES
AND WORK SHOES
$4.98
FOR VALUES TQ $10 THE PAIR
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AND HEAVY SHOES
$2.98
FOR VALUES TO $7.50 THE FAIR
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Black or tan, lace or button) also
high tops. Slightly smoked or water
damaged.
Women's Dress
Shoes
$4.98
FOR VALUES TO $9.50 THE PAIR
Uts V Dunn, Thomson Crooker, Lama
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makes. Black, brown or gray ldd.
Lace or button styles, military or
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Women's
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Misses' and Chndren's
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FOR VALUES TO fSJ50
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25c
Sells everywhere for 35c 1 Full
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Pepperell Sheeting
(Bleached)
69c
The 90c quality, 72 inches wide
wonderful bargain!
Honeycomb
Bedspreads at
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AH Full Bed Sise
Cotton Batts 19c
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cotton j slightly soiled en ends.
QulrTs Union. Smts-
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Hearjr- Fleece Lined
59 c
AO sixes from Z to L8 br while
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Women's Coats
SWEATERS
v Coat and Slipoa Styles
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Women's, hfissea and Children's
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