WEDNESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 13. 1820.
THE OREGON .-. DAILY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
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I DOOM SCENE
Ths court of Municipal Judge
ROHmiA was thrown Into a rioting
convention of argument Tuesday
afternoon when fully a doxen
women who had been called In aa
witnesses against Mrs. Minnie Van
Wart were ruled out.
. Mn. Van Wart ws called Into court
On chirrM preferred by hr neighbor,
lira. W. 1 Smith. M NInety-alxth
treat southeast, who accused ber of
udng abusive language. Much of the
feminine population of the neighbor
hood appeared at the court and m-ss
greatly disappointed whan trie court
ruled that the testimony they had to
offer would have no bearing on the
immediate caae.
Judtt Roinman fined Mn. Van Wart
The neighbor decided that Judge
Roaaman wu too lenient with Mr. Van
Wart and proceeded to tell htm so, to
tell U O'Rourke, Mr a. Bmith'a attorney,
and then to tell the world.
During the wrangle O'Rourke referred
to one of the wonMn aa "stout." Mrs.
Amanda Emerson objected to the ex
pression and Immediately after the fine
had been Impoaed un Mrs. Van Wart,
she backed O'Rourke against the Judge's
panel and proceeded to tell htm he was
"no gentleman."
. Mrs. Emerson expressed a desire to
"dean up" on O'Rourke, who Is only
about twice her else, and she ended her
monologue with. "I can tlo it. too." The
Judge Interfered.
Oregon- Tree Seeds
Are taBe Planted
In Australian Soil
Seeds of Douglas fir and other Ore
gon trees are to be planted extensively
; In Australia. A. Helms, forest serrice
representative from Australia, la in Port
land to get an assortment of native tree
seeds. This policy has been adopted to
replenish the greatly depleted Australian
forests.
Most of the timber In Australia is
hardwood and cannot be jised for certain
work. Ail softwood Is Imported.
Attorney Fulton of
Astoria Relieved of
Dr. Howard's Case
Statements made to Circuit Judge
Taswell in a letter by O. C. Fulton, an
attorney of Astoria, In regard to litiga
tion whorein he. represented Dr. Anna
Upward of Portland, caused Judge Tai
wan to write to him: "It is unfair to
ask you to represent her in this mat
ter." A short time ago Dr. Howard repre
sented to Judge Taswell tliat Fulton
refused to defend her In certain litiga
tion with wjilch he was familiar because
he did no0 hnve funds available for his
fees. The Judge then wrote to Fulton,
asking him, if the facta were as rep
resented, to come to Portland, and rep
resent the woman .in the taking pt
depositions here. - . !
rulton. in bis reply to the Judge, says
ha la convinced Dr. Howard has no
proper defense In her casev that ah has
only her own statement which Is con
tradicted by her own writings and by
the record.
"She Is greatly in error when she
say, she paid me $500 or any sirro at
all." aays Attorney Fulton. "I defended
her some time ago because of her tears
and prayers, for which I have received
no compensation, and have not expected
any. The services that I performed
were easily worth $500. I have never In
my life refused my services to one In
distress, or who required services of an
attorney, simply because he or she did
net have money to pay me. X have ever
felt it my duty to defend the helpless,
the widows and orphans and any one
in distress without regard to price"
Gas Men Coming to
Portland to Discuss
Technical Matters
Several prominent visitors will be in
Portland September Jl-M at the Pacific
coast convention of gas men and an
interesting technical program Is an
nounced. W. H. Barton, office manager
of the Portland Gas k Coke company,
will speak on "Standardisation of Pro
cedure and Records." John H. Hartog,
immi nf sales and advertising for the
company, will discuss advertising.
A. B. McBeth wtjl speaa on natural
Oas" ; W. M. Henderson on "Governors
and Regulators." and Ft. Q. Logue on
"Advantages of Oas in Treatment of
Metals"; D. J. Young on "Management
in Sale of Oas" ; W. S. Yard on "Oil
Oas"; 8. BV Amdursky on "Tempera
ture"; F. H. Dlvens on "Wrinkles" and
John Clements on "Experiences."
A. B. Day of Los Angeles is president
of the association. t
PntAHBlnMAiit features Includa arolf .
drives, luncheon, dance and banquet,
with an outing on the Columbia river
highway-' Ouy W. Talbot, president of
the Portland company, is In charge.
Goldstein to Ask
Removal of Agents
Who Shot Hedderly
Charges that federal revenue agents
who participated In the arrests that led
to the death of Bert Hedderly, alleged
bootlegger, are unfit to serve as orf leers
of the law snd to carry arms, will be
filed with the department of internal
revenue at Washington. D. C, according
to the statement of Bsrnett Goldstein,
former assistant United States attorney.
who Is representing Mrs. Hedderly.
The same charges will be filed with
Mayor Baker against Patrolmen E. M.
Jackson and W. D. Morris. The federal
agents Involved are Wood, Biggins and
Smith.
Goldstein will defend C. J. Lewis, al
leged to be Hedderly's accomplice, in
federal court Wednesday. He declares
he will subpena the patrolmen and rev
enue agenta and prove by their state
ments that they had no authority to ar
rest Hedderly and Lewis, much less to
tire the shot that caused the former's
death.
It Is understood that the Multnomah
county grand Jury Thursday will begin
an investigation as to who was liable
for the death of Hedderly and whether
there was criminal carelessness in the
discharge of firearms. The grand Jury
Investigation will be under the direction
of Thomas, Magulre, deputy district at
torney. Relatives of Hedderly nave re
quested the Investigation, .
WahtuxnLakcr Trail
Program Is Finished
For Present Season
Work on (he Wahtum-lake-Lost lake
trail which has now reached Indian
mountain, ceased last Saturday for the
year. Supervisor T. H. Sherrard of the
Oregon- national forest announced Tues
day. The trail when complete wiU con
nect the Eagle Creek trail from the
Columbia algsway wttta. Lest take, watch
Is destined to be One of the greatest
recreational writers near Portland, -
The road to the lake la complete within i
a mile of the take and the project 'will
be done within a month. J
Sherrard reported that the heavy rato
Monday loosened many rocks on .- the
cliffs above the Columbia highway,
which came rolling down, narrowly
missing automobiles.
' Honor Old Soldiers " -
Freewater. Sept. IS. Funeral services
were held In the Christian church for the
late Oliver Clark Rinkef,v an old army
man. 17 years of age. His comrades, and
the members of the Americas Legion held
beautiful memorial service at the
grave while the Rev. W. C. Howard of
Columbia college, and the Rev. Mr. Har
ris officiated at the church.
Migratory Flocks -Increase
as Result r
TedeM Protection
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That tucks, and other migratory birds
are considerably mors numerous this
fan, both east and west of the Cascades,
is due Urgeiy to the migratory bird law.
Is the assertion of UaJted Mates Game
Warden .Oeorge Teokia, who, together
with U.& Gaane Warden R. T. Steele,
arrived Mr Tuesday. 'J.
FLICK SHOE CO., 112 FOURTH STREET
2
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81 '..$1.50
Fixed at Flick's!
JUST LIKE NEW
We repair old and dilapidated shoes
so that you can get months of wear
out of them.
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Don't Throw Them Away
50c
Men's Rub
ber Heels.
Ladies'
Rub. Heels
40c
Flick Shoe Co.
112 Fourth, Between Washington and Stark Sts
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FLICK SHOE CO., 112 FOURTH STREET
Scale Government
Canned Meats
ROAST
BEEf
(Guaranteed)
Caaaed Roast Beef Is palatable
and sstrlUre. This Roan Beef
has bees parked by the leaelag
peeking firms aader OoTeramest
nperrUloa and it Is all gsaraa
feed. There are 10,0 peaadl
offered Is this sale, packed la
;le different slse eaas to keep
t la perfect condition. Roast
ef at these prices gives yea
ost of living In yoir home.
2-lb. cans .
Case of 24
-lb. cans
Case of 12 cans
-40c
$9.60
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$12.00
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Sale Government
Canned Meats
CORNED
BEEF HASH
(Guaranteed)
There are mafy ponads of
Corses Beef Hash offered la
this extraordinary sale. It It
packed la one, two and six bom's
esas fresh, fiae and perfect la
aaallty, absolutely guaranteed
by tie GeverameBt as well as by
this store. The ameant we will
place on sale wilt go qnlckly It
Is asvlsable therefore to be sa
haid early to reftt by these
attoatshlntiy low arlees.
1-lb. can 30c
Case of 4S cans S4.40
ARMY RETAIL STORE
FIFTH AND PINE STREETS ' ?
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Gkirardelli's Ground
Chtcilatt is never stld
in hulk but in cans $nly.
In this Way Ghirgrdelli's
retains itsjlavr end
strength the tvue mat
important elements dJ
f$ed chtctlate.
IT'S simple enough the
chocokte-stoeetness of
Ghirardellijs makes addi
tional sugar unnecessary. You
lose nothing oits dclicious
ness, its flavor,its strength,
when you"pass upMthe sugar.
For GhirardeliiVstands on
its own feet as a complete
food-beverage sufficient
unto itself!
SayGear-ar-delly"
D. GHIRARDELLI CO.
Since 1152 San Francisco
Tonkin" feat mad a few afreets al
ready for ahootlnsr ducks out of aemsnn.
hwt there la little violation of tns law
berause of the abuMance of deer and
grove o wjtich the season. Is now open,
and upoa . wtiich the game imeet lover
can agtlafy Ms desire. . tJ
; . The duek season wast of the Cascades
epens . October . t.
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$50-$60 Suits and Overcoats
$37.50
These clothes are fine for high school and college students
good clothes without a big outlay of money better clothes for
the money than any store in Portland.
GrayVEconomv Section Men's Hats; (I A OA
Values $6.00 "to $7.00 Cost you VT:Ol
Ought to interest you in these times of high prices.
Gray's regular stock of finest Suits and Overcoats
made, namely, CHESTERFIELD CLOTHES.
Sold at a saving to you of from $5.00 to $10.00
on the Suit or Overcoat in comparison with prices
charged by other stores.
This is. done through our CASH SELLING, MODERN EFFICIENCY PLAN
SACRIFICING PROFIT FOR, VOLUME a mutual benefit for store and customer.
COMPARE GRAY'S COMPARE GRAY'S
COMPARE GRAY'S
$50
$60
$70
Suits. and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats
with those sold by other with those sold by other
stores for $60 stores for $70
Suits and Overcoats
with those sold by other
stores for $80
After Comparison We Sell the Clothes
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WIST AMD" GARTERS
Investing"
The investment of money is more carelessly handled, possibly,
than any other one thing.
Millions are squandered annually by the public in spurious invest
ments. The fundamental principle of investment is security of principal.
If you want to invest safely and soundly get at the facts. If they
are satisfactory, go ahead; if not,'sSave your money.
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Ask for particulars of the
7 Cumuladve Preferred Stock
of the
Portland Gas & Coke Company
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and satisfy yourself of the facts that make this stock a safe, sound
investment. ... '
$100.00 and Accrued Dividend
for each share, for cash; also on special payment plan.
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Subscribe through any employe or at ajiy office of the Company,
or tear off and mail the coupon. Dgjt today. : iv
PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY,
Securities Department.
306 Ga$co Building Portland, Oregon.
Rlease send me (without obligfatronY full! information rctrardinfi? your offering,
md details olur special payment plan. r.
cumulative preferred stocky and
Name ..
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City. . . .
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FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
So much better in every Way than any other
my children ever have worri'
Unsolicited endorsements like the above tre a natural result of the painstaking effort and
thoughtful care we have tailored into this superiorpLrment. See thli beautiful waist
body ma'de of fine mercerized sateen you can tell at t glance that it's ft better article.
Will give better service and comfort Is most economical for you to buy. All sixes 2 to
14. And, tt fib!
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The body is made of fine mercerized sateen wears well and wathe$ wonderfully:
The sensible front breast strap, holds the garment In
position comfortably and securely; tfre buttons are genuine
unbreakable, bone. The patent pin-tube, attachment
prevents , the garter pin from breaking or bending.
The famous Hickory Garters for children are supplied
with the Hickory Waist, if desired. Hickory Garten are
so well known to mothers everywhere they need littlo
comment, if any. They are guaranteed to stand tha
hardest strain.
You'll find them $
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