The Oregon daily journal., June 20, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOPENAL. PORTL AMD. SUNDAY : HOItHING. JUNE SO, ItZ).
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Albany, N. T., June 19. (U. P.)
The mysterious girl who called at
the home of Joseph Bowne Elwell,
Iain whist expert, on the morning;
that he 'was found, dying In a chair
by -'his housekeeper, was found' to
day on the Lake George 'steamer
Morleen. -
She' Is attractive and' rave her name
as Florence Elienson.
She aaid she met Elwell last winter
at Palm Beach, and was hen in his
company. According to her story, she
received letter from Elwell while he
was still at Louisville, Ky., and she was
at Asbury Park. ,
"I told him I Would be at Lake George
this summer." she said. In telling the
story, "and he said that would be nice,
as he would be at Saratoga. '
"Between 10 and 11 o'clock Thursday
morning- called him on the phone and
he called me on the phone the next morning-
at 8:80. I got into New York city
at the Pennsylvania station at. 11 :10.
When he did not call I became worried.
He had always been punctual before. I
called Kl well's house on the, phone. The
housekeeper answered. She said Elwell
had mst with a terrible accident and she
seemed very nervous."
The girt told ' of having gone to El
well's house, where she was told that
he had been murdered. She immediately
returned to Lake George, she said.
POLICE ADMIT FAILURE TO '
FIND ANY TANGIBLE CLUE
- New York. June ItWU. P.) After
pine days of Investigation of the mur
der Of Joseph Bowne Elwell, whiat ex
pert and race horse owner, the police to
night admitted themselves baffled and
without a tangible due. -
They have turned back to a theory
of suicide, although apparently this
theory, is not supported by the known
facts. ... v : ..;...,..". V1 ' ' ''
Even upon the theory that the re
volver with which the crime was com
mitted 'was removed after the discovery
cf the body, . the police are faced with
the fact that the weapon has never been
discovered. . ' '-.;
. The Impending arrest of at least one
person as a material witness was to
night hinted at by the authorities. The
Identity of this person was not made
public
Passing ever the suicide theory the
district attorney's force tonight believed
that possibly ae many as four, persons
v.-ho know the Identity of the' slayer are
keeping silent because they fear to bring
Httgrace to some young woman. This
cc njecture was advanced by Assistant
District Attorney Joyce. - -
That the .4$ calibre revolver, with
. which Elwell's life was taken, was at
least two feet from him when fired
pointblank at his forehead, was tonight
cvftnliely stated by -the police. The
distance was determined by the lack of
powder . marks. . . -
News Index
Todaj
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Journal U Couplet ta Slffct
, . , - Sections.
. Sectorial ' -. ".' ' ""
. ..' Section 3, rat S. '
Feirlae
Allies to Curb Turk SecUon 1. P 5.
Picbt st londooderry Sectioa 1, Pas 3-
, National
Wathlnstoa PreeraMdr DUeppolnted SecUoa 1.
' Fa. I. f '
Scuffle for UcAdoo V .tea Section 1, Pag 1
Coal to Ht Priority gBction 1, Pge 1. .....
I-abor Indorses laaiie Sectioa 1, Pa ! ,
Hardins and Coolide Section 1, Pass 8. ' '
Tariff Platform at Sea -Section I. Pas 9.
Dameatie -1
Outlaw - SwlUhmsn Coorieted - Seetioo I,
: fas 1. , i
UrvUrteu Girl la rouns-r-Section 1, Pat 2.
NeeUiweat
huena lata Mas Win eectioa 1. Pas S.
Water to Be t'UUied Section 1. Pa 8.
Water for ; lands A sutured fWtion I, Page ft.
Premiums at Count? rlr igertiun 1 . Pace 8.
WbiUas Head to Be Honoed-'8eetioa t.
rs 10. . .
Kew Road In franfc - Section 1, Pes 10.
Larst Cownv KlUwiSeetion 1. rase 19.
O, A. U. Teaehen I'roiouUd Section J.
- Pas Id.
Armenian Otrt Wtne Section 1, Pag 10.
Dtegoa. PioMer to Meet Section 1 , Pane 1 1.
Agrees st V- of CwgecUon 1, Pace IS.
SitsUaa Mad Hppr--8eetion I, Page 13.
PertlaMe '-"''.'
WmtwiH and gholl Rteeted Seettea 1, Pas t.
Curtaia 14ft.-on CVmcla- Seetiee 1, Pace 1.
Fieate CroJi on .Btret-7-8 action 1, Pat 1. -Schedule
of Shrineri Parade SeoUon I, Pat S.
Teeplea Kn Bout to Cit Sectioa 1, Pat .
Stars SulHran on t njeScUoi 1. Pace .
Raa ejUow for CWWren r-gectinn 1, Pate It.
Womea Kditor VI Its Portlwl Section 1.
..- Pat t.
nrskt Pnl Crime -Section 1. Pat 12.
Polte Puree U Trlta Section t. Pate 18.
Brake Would Mot Mb Section 1. Pat 13.
lctri4 Parad Tneeday SecUoD 1. Pat 14.
audit Nw
Market Section S. Pate 18.
rtmanee Sco . Pae 14.
Marin SecUon S. Pate .14.
Seal ftoU sa4 BuUdinf geoUon f, Pat S.
- gaerts
Seetioa 3, Pages lfr-13.
: Autemotlr
Sectioa S, Pate 18.
. On the Finer Side
The Week to tooletjr Sectioa 4 ,! f
Newa of the J4ehe - Sectioa 4.' Pat T. r
Wsseea't Claa Xffaira-Seatjua . Pate. S.
yieumai Stioo , Pate S.
Prama aod Pboplar Sectioa S. Pi 1-4.
Tb Keate elaftaioSecUoa . Pag 6.
Population Increase .
In Anacortes and .
. Puyallup Is :Large
i Washington. June 19. CV. P.) The
census , bureau tonight announced the
following 1$20 population figures :
Anacortes. Wath, 6284 ; increase since
t10. HIS or 2S. per cent.
I Pwyallup, Wash., 6J71 : tnereaee since
1910. 1727 or 38 per cent.
Topeka. Kan.. 60.028 ; increase since
1910; 6338 or 1.45 per cent.
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CO T OES
AT LONDONDERRY
Troops Patrol Streets; Several
Hurt in Clash of Unionists
and Nationalists.
Londonderry. June IS. -(U. P.)
Troops patrolled streets here tonight
following factional fights between
Unionists and Nationalists In which
several persons were injured ; and
many shots exchanged. A fight wag
raging in the Unionist section of
Fountain street when military au
thorities interfered. jr
j The fight was precipitated when
a crowd of Sinn Fein era entered the
Unionist quarters.
Boeing Plane; Comes
Here on Last Lap of
Triangular Journey
I A Boeing plane, i piloted, by Herbert
Munter with F. . W. Strang and H. E.
Munter as paBeengrg landed 'at lewis
and Clarke aviation field at 1:25 Sat
vrday from Yakima. anThopped off at
f :20 p. to. for Seattle, the last lap of a
triangular Journey ,thsy have taken to
determine the feasibility of using the
airplane for commercial purposes, and
to cause establishment of landing fields,
i Munter arrived in Seattle at 8 o'clock
Saturday night after a trip of an hour
and 66 minutes from Portland,
i with a throttled motor and a stiff
opposing wind, the plane with its three
pasaengsrs and 160 pounds baggage,
made the' flight from Yakima to Port
land In one hour and CS minutes,
f The plane started from Seattle. mak
tng the entire distance over themoun
tains to Spokane in a non-stop flight at
an altitude of 10.750 feet at an average
of 100 miles an hour. The altitude limit
for the plane is 20,000 feet.
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Hearst Makes Call
For Progressives
San Francisco June 19. William Ran
dolph Hearst Issued a statement to
night in which he called for the forminaT
of a naw petty to be made up of Proprea
elvesiwho are dissstlefied with the Re
publican . platform and candidate ' and
who see- no hope that - the Democrats
will provide . a medium through which
they may express their views. " Hearst
declares that circumstances make im
mediate action imperative and he urges
that f'a new "Declaration of political
independence" he framed in a "new
independence hall.'
ALLIED COUP TO
CURB TUI H
BEING DISCUSSED
Lloyd George and Millerand Will
Hold Conference on Turkish
Opposition to Paris Treaty.
London. June 19. (U. P.) Men
acing developments in Turkey , where
natlonaJLata are opposing- the en
forcement of vthe peace treaty,' are
reported to have been the chief rea
sons for the sudden planning of a
Hythe conference between Premier
Lloyd George and Premier Millerand
for tonight and tomorrow. J r r
Millerand left Paris a day'earller than
expected. He is coming direct to Hythe.
the Kent watering place, where Lloyd
Qeorge and hia staff will be awaiting
him. On Monday both will proceed to
Boulogne, where the conference will
also include representatives , of Italy.
Japan, Belgium and Oreece. :
It was authoritatively stated here
that the conference was called by rea
son of serloue reports that Admiral de
Xlobbeck. at Constantinople, is convinced
the allied position in the straits ta
menaced by Mustapha Kemal Pasha's
nationalists, numbering 40,000, who are
reported to be occupying almost the
whole of Anatolia and are believed to
be preparing for a great general attack
on the allies. ; .
TO CO If SEDER METHOD OP
, MAKING GERMANY PAT
By J. Tf. T. Masea
(Writteo for the trntte Preaa.) . - -
New York, June 19. The delegates of
the five allies who will meet at Boulogne
on Monday will have before them for
final settlement the method of collect
ing the German indemnity and Its divt
slon as their principal problems, i How
to come to terms with Russia for the
resumption of trade relations will also
be considered, c
Alt efforts by the allies to reach a
common agreement on the German In
demnity and Russian trade relations
have heretofore failed. At Boulogne, a
basis for a final settlement must 'be
found if European statesmanship is to
escape the charge of being unable to
handle Its own problems of victory.
The presence at - Boulogne of new
Italian Foreign Minister Count Sforza
meane Italy intends to press her newly
formed claims for a larger share of
the German indemnity than ahe had
previously been allotted.
France's attitude of inexorable ' oppo
sition to the resumption of trade re
lations with Russia will Isolate Premier
Millerand at Boulogne If he still clings
to this policy. The Belgian representa
tives at Boulogne are under Instructions
to second the British position. Italy
also Is favorable to the British plan
of negotiating with . the Bolshevik!
trade commissioner, Kraastn. Japan, of
course, wilt , support her ally. France
cannot " hope to prevail against; this
combination. , ; - a-v:- ,
i The question of revising the Turkish
peace treaty is certain to be referred to
at Boulogne. On this matter. France
holds the winning cards. The French are
demanding that greater consideration be
shown .Turkish "nationalist . feeling.
France's real purpose In taking this aU
titude is to prevent a paramount In
Hue nee being established in Asia-Minor
by Great Britain and Great Britain's
protege, Greece. Serious objection is
now being-faced in Hngland to the enor
mous commitments of Lloyd George ip
Asia-Minor, . ,
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The Shriee CoaTenUoa Sectioa 3, Pates 1-T-Rtes
Larsacr'a Lette -SeaUea S. Pate S.
Fur Bora and Oirtw Hecttoa 8. Fata S.
Haw te Caa M'ltbout Sutir Sectioa 4. Pate .
. PlafasJne
Seenie Oretos Section T. hit 1.
Waa Earn; Deetinn Cheated f- Section 7. rata g.
I'erUaail'i fejaeoa State Sectioa T. Pate A.
Ilelea Mailer's Pretlica meat-Secuoe 7. Pate 4.
W'SabUiS sad Micreeoope-aecticm T. Pate 8.
A Wtfas Gfaat Want Sectioa T. Pat S.
Health. BeaaW eas Haae Bee Una T. Pate T.
Fits e'Ctoc Freeaa Sectiun T. Fat S. .
geetjoa t. Pat 1-,
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A person puf faring- from eyestrain; who at the same time '
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than a small ear or a large. nose.. - ..j;,..:-,-.
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joy and delight. Any service this big store and its, staff may.be able to render will
-b a pleasing privilege, ---,-.. .....,, -. .
SkiliiliiauitiliiaMaiitiiMiiniMatfitiaaiuii
3-Room Outfit-4Made-in-Oregon
Two Rooms to Match Golden Waxed Oalr Bedroom
- - - - . -Lustered Old Ivoryf or White ,
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-", TEE ENTIRE OUTFIT O ANT BI7TOI.K tCB TOtT MIGHT SELECT
auttaur.J udi ixjvAajiu
Living Room
7 : ' $8525-
Both Rockers illustrated are of solid
. pak. L4brary Table Is also Identical to
; illustration and has 2SS-lnch tap of
' quarter-sawed oak. The Arm Chair hae
.: been, replaced with one of Baronial
brown . Wickaw with cretonne cushion
. seat and back.
Dining Room
$78.75
Six very sturdy Chairs with saddle
shaped seats, braced with heavy metal .
- brackets against the hack posts. Table
i has 45-inch quarter-sawed plank top that
-: will open-to six feet. All are finished
in hand-rubbed golden wax to match
the living room set.
the compliment of intelligent Snd artistic planning1 and satisfy your own
I wnicn is loveiy in rorm ana coior oring oeauiy ana cnarm
to your home. One or two of these luxurious piece with intrinsic wortn
craving for that which Is
ta vmir hnmiL fine or I
and incomparable beauty wlU bring delight, no only tor present, but for
years to coma - : , - . j , .: : -. - - ..
Easy Terms BTo IeUrest Arraag te Tit Each Xadlrldsal Beesirsaest
Bedroom
$U2A0
I AJl five pieces are Identical wltjj illus-
tratlon. ; Notice the corner posts on the
bed they match perfectly with the
others. Then too, the neatly cut panels
- broad enameled side rails are not vlsl
4 hie in illustration. Bure, it's full sise.
e The other, pieces are full sise, too.
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Suite of American Walnut
TES, A KEXASKABLK TAXUZ, TOO, AT.
S227.00
Quite similar to Illustration. For-your con
venience Edwards has arranged it in the
Flfth-etreet window. Tomorrow you can go
right into the window end examine each
piece separately and closely, then you II agree
fully and be thoroughly convinced of the real
value this suits is at the price mentioned.. .
American Walnut
M-IiTCH TABLE A!Jt SET OF I BEAP-
, ' , TIFpii ' CUAIKS
S?AiK523i;00 : :
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Queeit Anne the period most popular ef all' ' '
Bightlyj so; too, for daintiness, grace eatff
style it-would be hard to find anything thai.,
would more charmingly furnish your dining- '
. room. Oh. yes, the table opens to six feet '
room enough te seat eight people comfortably.
v our o ue straignc entire tnat go with the
set are not Illustrated: Kd wards gives- you ' -"
. the full set carver and five straight chairs. ;
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;:p;;l:aiid":$31
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50 pounds ot felted cotton built up in layers (like so many comforters)
inside, of flower-strewn art ticks, with heavy rolled edges and reinforced
boxing of long fiber cotton. . j . -. :
KJeepwell : Mattresses are "absolutely guaranteed, not to lump or uhlft.
- Made- In 'compliance-with Oregon's - bedding law. Try one for SO nights;
: if it's not as stated,' return at Edwards' expense.
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Edwards Will Install a
HOMER
Ventilator
Pipeless"
Furnace
Oe Easy Tersis--ire Isterest, -
Not merely heat, ventilation as well,
must be had if your home Is to be
healthful. Both can be had with the old
style pipe furnace, out the Homer Pipe
less does still more It keeps the base
tneot eoel ass, most ef aU. saves egor
moBsir os feel bills. . .,
Edwards Nu-Fold. Bed Davenport Is Equipped
With "Coil-Braced" "Steel-Link-Spring!"
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Kodel Similar te lUestratloa Frfced peelal
i for Your Immediate Coaslderatloa
$8
4.50
glS Cask, vFeek, 3fo Interest
Beakitiful golden- waxed oak frame upholstered
with i genuine Craftsman leatherette. Spring
construction in the seat Is independent of the
bed, which is built underneath.
i ; - ' v ' - -. '.,..'.. -Steel
link spring ts braced at -the ends not
on- th sides) in this "Nu-Kold." Two persons
can sleep comfortably "Nu-Fold" Beds remain
even always.
Several other models on display, too. Be sure
to see this "Nu-Fold" before buying any other
bed davenport.
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Arms Move Back and Forth
Showing the
Newest in Rugs
O.AII kinds and colors, from Art Squares te Fine Wiltons- A visit to the
second floor Is the only way you'll be able to fully grasp what Ud wards'
. Hug Department really means to Portland and vicinity home furnishers.
If EBB grjOQESTIOITSt
-a?.':5r' Z ! . . ... $98.50 to S 1 75.00
SxlS-toot Plain Rose and Green Wilton Velvet Rugs ' $75 00 '
"l1 iT S53e50vto'$89!50
-ISffaS! JZZ??. d..e.e!,Bfu," S39.50 to'.$49.50
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A Beautiful Even Bfjown Both on
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that MAKE the fire burn tn the center of the firebox "(where it belongs) and naturally, spread
me neat evemy over, around ana through the oven.
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You'll N ever Ha v e a Disap
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This Riveted Tight
-You esn get Monarch ; Ranges
with four and six-hole tops - snd
15, 17, 19, 21-inch ovens'in either
leg or cabinet base styles. Tops
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plain (no grease-catching scrolls):
Any tire, Monarch Gas Attach
ment will fit. any size Monarch
Range.
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