TIIE OREGOIOCSUN DAY JOURNAL. tPORTLAHD.- SUNDAYS MORNINGS OCTOBER 31. ;1S20.
MULTNOMAH GRAND
MY HEPORTS; 30
BILLS FOUND TRUE
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Cou nty I nstitutlons Commended ;
More Room Advised for Frazier
Detehtion Home Outside City.
Blackttiints':: '
)In Baitooin; Head.
- Fractured by Fall
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Jack MayM, 35. 32U Stark street,
blacksmith, was found In his bathroom
Saturday 'afternoon In in unconscious
condition, with a fractured skull. The
position he was in, with his head against
the tub, indicates be had fainted or
collapsed. He was taken to St Vincents
Ihospltal. where authorities report they
on find no Injuries exc.pt the fracture.
They are unable to discover any cause
for the collapse, .they say, for his heart
is apparently in good condition.
The Multnomah county grand Jurjr
for October completed its work Sat-
Urday and filed its report with Pre
' siding; Judge Taxwell, after which it
' was discharged. It acted on 60 cases
and found 30 true bills and 19 not
true bills, while one case is con
' tlnued.
The final report commends the man
agement of the county farm, county jail,
Kelly Butte rock qaurry, The Cedars and
Frazier detention home, but in the case
of the latter institution the report says
that more room is needed and reCom
"mends the additional Rrounds be pur
chased outside of the city of Portland.
In the completion of its work the
grand jury reported five not true and
nine true bllln. of which seven were se
cret. John Harelwood wan Indicted on
a charge of having stolen personal prop
erty to the value of $89.50 from George
8. Cole, September 22 ; and John Dewey
Hmlth wae Indicted on the charge of
larceny by bailee, September 1, when it
In alleged he disposed of goods valued
at $265, the property of Calef Brothers.
JOHN HANSEN ASKS DIVOnCE
AND $25,000 HEART BALM
John Hansen, connected with the
Fernwood dairy, filed two suits Satur
day, one for divorce from Anna Ger
trude Hansen, and the other directed
against Leslie L. Pott, manager of the
Rltx hotel, for' $25,000 for alleged alien
ation of the affections of Mrs. Hansen.
The Hansena were married at Grants
Pass, Or.. March 22. 1909, and there are
two children, 10 and S years old.
Pott was divorced from his wife a
short time ago.
Divorce Mill
Dvorce suits filed : Vola Rate against
Floyd Rase, desertion ; John Hansen
against Anna Gertrude Hansen, cruelty.
Malcom Barger Dies
After Short Illness
Malcolm W. Barger. 652 Tamhill
Btrret. treasurer for the Oregon Klec--trlf
railway, died at his home at 12:20
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Barger was
111 but a short time. He had been con-
' nected with local railway affairs for
- i many years.
GOBDOX FOR LESS TAXES
A vote for Herbert Gordon for mayor
of Portland and a vote agalnat the
3-mill levy aSKW for by the present ad
ministration means that you help elect
a man who will save hundreds of thou-
. sands of dollars a year to the citizens.
. Reports from all sections, except the
north end. Indicate this. (Paid adver
tisement Gordon-for Mayor club : Ralph
?oan. pres.: C. C. Stout, secy.)
Secret Indictments
Based on Dry Law
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One of the secret indictments returned
last Thursday by the federal grand jury
Involved George Wilkinson, Nettie Con-
nett and Everett Lowther, according: to
information given by United States
Marshal Alexander Saturday. Friday
afternoon the marshal served bench
warrants on the three. The indictment
charges violation of the prohibition law
by operating a still near Bull Run. The
three posted 1500 bond each with "united
States Commissioner Fraser and wers
released. , , ',:?' ' v
Passenger Injured ixi
Fray on Trolley Oar
; I C 8tone, Wf who fell from a street
car after an altercation over a transfer
with J. R, BurkhardC the" conductor, was
discharged from St. Vincents hospital
lata Saturday night His injuries are
not considered serious. Burkhardt wag
arrested by Motorcycle Patrolmen Tully
and SUles on a charge of assault and
battery. The trouble was at Mississippi
avenue and Shaver street Other pas
sengers alleged Burkhardt' knocked
Stone down.
Oregon Lumber Co.
Will Close Monday
The Oregon Lumber company, operat
ing on the biggest government timber
sale of Douglas fir In the Pacific North
west. ' comprising 130,000,000 board feet
on the west fork of Hood river, will
close down November 1, throwing 90
men out of work. The shutting down
date Is six weeks earlier than usual,
on account of the lumber market
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This accident happened to a well known politician.
In the middle of a very eloquent arraignment of the opposition
the gentleman stopped short, wildly grabbing at something in
the air.
A member of his audience picked up the plate and restored it
to the orator who resumed his speech only to go through the
same gymnastics later. The plate had fallen out again and the
orator retired amidst loud guffaws.
If his plates had been made at this office the orator wduld have
been saved the humiliation, as all of my plates fit perfectly and
won't fall down or out. '
MY PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE
DR. B. E. WRIGHT I
Korthwest
Corner
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Washington
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Entrance
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Phone Main Silt
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Of course they admire the suit when they note the quality and learn thfe
price he bought it in ,
The Stupendous $225,000.00 Sale of
Men's and Young Men's Clothing
-Per. Gent Off
r All of our Clothing the entire stock-consisting of Stern-BlodEiv Lareativ
Langham High and other famous makes all
at 25
at 25
Off
When this big thought gets into men's minds tl they may NOW
from Lipman, Wolfe & Co.'s entire stock of Suits and Overcoats
at 25 Off
they will begin to do what many men are already dqing8-- two, and
three suits of clothes, "stocking up"
at 25
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REMEMBER There are no exceptions, every man's suit and overcoat is
in this sale. "'i::.fx- 's.
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