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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1920. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. MED PASTOR SAYS PRAYER FOR PALMER S SLAYER In a ward In the emergency hos pital at central police station the Kev. Henry C. Gaeklll. 65, of 19 , North Fourth street spent "Monday night with a badly bruised body, a deep cut on his head and cuts about the face, but with a firm faith. He ' tyadjeen struck -by a motorcycle and was, seriously injured. Tn an adjoining ward, scarcely 20 feet from him but with impenetrable iron bars between, lay Husted A. Walters, slayer of Patrolman Jerome Palmer, bitter but cheerful. A ;Quecr turn of luck, the police say, but ihey agree with the minister that '- fate ihas peculiar ways of fashioning life's daily schedule. And as the minister lay In the ' hos pital Monday night, his only company was the man who is accused of killing in cold blood an officer of the law and since Walters was placed in conflne- merit. ' ! The minister prayed for the soul of - the boy, who is to face the law on a , charge of first degree murder when he recovers from the bullet wound he re ceived In a battle with the police Gaskill is the first minister who has been to visit Walters, the police say. His visit was Involuntary. Gaskill is an evangelist of the Pen tecostal mission. He has been in Portland only a short time visiting the services of the mission conducted by the ' Rev. William Trotter at 113 South First street. His home is in St. Joseph, Mo. He was struck by a motorcycle driven by E. V. Hamlin, 1228 EaHt Eighteenth street, at Broadway and' Everett streets at 6 o'cl'vv Monday evening. -Th. - .'iter's condition is serious, but emergency hospital doctors believe that he will live. Hamlin is held by the police for investigation. And He Was Minute Early, Even After All That Trouble George W, Clark, new physical direc tor at Reed college, had .a date for 1 :30 o'clock at Forest Grove last Saturday. He 'missed the train and the automobile bus pulled out without him. It was 11 :30 and he decided against walking. . Some men would have gone to lunch and for gotten' their troubles or drowned them in a glass of buttermilk. Not so the former California!!. ' He walked out on the Broadway bridge and saw the City of Topeka steaming Into port from San Francisco. On the deck he recognised his pet flivver and almost before the vessel had reached dock, he was aboard, cranking his car. Here his troubles began. The bill of lading had been lost and he was obliged to wire his home in California for a re lease on the car. This obtained, the ship's captain refused to deliver the goods to the owner until he was identified. This done, the car itself offered its protest and refused to start. After the flivver's whim had been overcome, Clark was off to a speedy trip and at 1:29 he breezed Into the gymnasium at Pacific university. a minute eariy ior nis appointment xne car is tne iaiesi wuuwn u motor family at Reed. Hamon Is Shot by Woman-in Oklahoma; Warrants Seek Both Ardmore, Okla., Nov. 23. (I. N. S. J. L. Hamon. Republican national com mitteeman, was in deep seclusion today while county authorities searched for Clara Smith, pretty young matron of Rlngllng, Okla., whom they charge with having shot Hamon. Warrants charging the Smith woman with shooting with in tent to kill, and charging both Hamon and the woman with a statutory Offense, have . already been Issued, authorities said. County Attorney Russell Brown de clared today he was in possession of evidence Justifying his charge that the woman had shot Hamon during a quar rel in a local hotel Sunday night. Friends of the national committeeman, however, maintained he was wounded while clean ing a gun in anticipation of a hunting trip to Texas. . , ' A Fortunate Purchase of The) Lowest Prices Guaranteed With Every Cbang of Market Aluminum Ashland Pays High Honor to Officers Of National Guard Ashland, Or., Nov. 23. With Adjutant General White of the state of Oregon and Major Welch as . honor ' guests, a rousing "acquaintance" banquet was held in Elks' temple banquet room with the National Guard and Chamber of Com merce as hosts Monday evening. Covers were laid for more than 250. The guests were Ashland business men, American Legion men. ex-service men. National Guardsmen, wives and sweet-. nearts or an ana a score from Medford. Captain William M. Briggs was master of ceremonies and addresses were made by Adjutant General White, Major Welch. E. V. Carter, Professor Irving Vlnlng and Mayor C. B. Lamkin. Dick Posey, Southern Oregon's poet, gave readings. The Ashland National Guard is the strongest and oldest . in the state and the armory building Is one of the best. The guard is giving a series of en. tertainmente for the winter season, the i proceeds 10 ds used lor a cement floor in the basement and a hardwood floor 'upstairs. Here Is Chance to Purchase Brains at 10 Cents Per Pound - ' r ) . ' The biological survey uses animal brains with which to mix poison as bait for the wary coyote. Recently Stanley; Jewett sent to Washington, D. C, a requisition containing the item, 'Five pounds brains, 10 cents a pound; scent material." The chief of . accounts repied: "I am mighty glad to know that brains can be procured at Koesil so reasonably If you will advise me when you ex pect to be in that vicinity again, I am certain I could arrange to send you quite a good-sised order. In fact, they seem to be one of the hardest things In the world to find. Brains, under present conditions of procuring them for 10 cents a pound ought to be well wortn consideration by any man." LetthePatheRooster Follow the Thanks- . giving Turkey As a fitting climax to that glorious feast the exquisite tones of your PATHE PHONOGRAPH e whose rooster trademark Is famous oa three continents. Buy your Pathe tomorrow and r Uk.Ut.lll VJ tllW OJJUiai KI111J Ul UiV nation-wide Demonstration Sale. Select Immediately the d O P worth of 7 f $25 Rev Free! Yet the Pathe costs no more than the ordinary phonograph. Ware mmsmmmaMmmmm Principal Portland Agents Bnttorick rettorne All Um Nw Styles Are Her ia AH Size At an unusual price concession enables us to offer our patrons best standard makes at an. important saving. Our only regret is that the quantity is limited and that only those who respond promptly will have the opportunity to profit by this saving oppor tunity. When the sale starts you will have choice from: Percolators in 6 cup size and plain or hexagon shape, ."t 4 -Qt. Covered Sauce Pans. lH-Qt. Paneled Double Boiler 6 -Qt. Pceserring Kettles 8 -Qt. Preserving Kettles , Heavy Aluminum Fry Pan atl EACH WW4 Ft Shopping Baskets Good durable split bam boo Shopping- Baskets in the popular round shape with strong handle three sizes in this sale, as follows:. Size 1 at 45c Size 2 at....... v. 55c Size 3 at -65c Glass Ovenware at $1J9 each For choice from the following: sizes in standard quality Cas seroles: 7 and 8-Inch Round Casseroles 7 and 8-Inch Oval Casseroles Glass Baking Pans at 79c Each We offer choice from the following assortment of Glass Baking Ware: 5z8-Inch Bread Pans 8-lnch Round Bakers 7 -Inch Oval Bakers 7x9 Brown Betty Pans Set of 6 Custard Caps in 4-os. Size i CONDITIONS OF SALE t. The phonograph offered in this sale is the genuine 1921 Pathe Phonograph. Model 7, completely equipped. 2. 25.00 WORTH OF PATHE RECORDS ARE FREE WITH THESE PHONOGRAPHS. Records to be selected by the purchaser. . ' 3. The total price for this entire outfit is $125.00. 4. Our terms low first, payment, and installments that may be spread out over an entire year. 5. Both the "manufacturer and ourselves guarantee to replace any defective parts without charge during one year. SOULE BROS. 166 Tenth Street A Few Steps South of Morrison BSSM V ALLEN A LEWIS, Distributors I Urnespecially II ly ii - Wil1 Rejoice at the Bargains in the ni f f ' it xrv w ii it ii " i in We are doing our part to bring prices back to normal and a little bit more, say the crowds who are taking advantage of the, generous price reductions here at BACKUS & MORRIS ' Get In on these savings It's v worth your while to anticipate your needs In this . ' line for a long time to come. THIS SALE "WIliX HELP OS YOTJB CHRISTMAS XIST. TOO! FISHING TACKLE - AND GUNS IS No. 88 Bristol t 4C Telescope. Rods now VTiwa $4 Luckle Telescope O QC 'Rods. now ' 40c Hildebrandt Sal- AC. mon Spoons now , Z0U $5 Benjamin, Air 0 7C Rifles now vdilU $12 Stevens Marks- CQ 7C man Rifles now..... 49if 3 $42 I. C. Smith tOQ Cfl Shotguns now OiUU 20e due Ribbon I Cfl Leaders, yd. long. d. V 1 lOU $7 -. 300-yard Salmon Reels now $13 No.. 6 Heddon Q 7C Casting Rods now,. Vdilu $8 Von Hofe Trout fC AC Fly Reels now...... 9iQ3 MECHANICS' TOOLS FOR LESS $2 10-in. Stillson in Pipe Wrenches.. I itU $1.25 10-in. Hacksaw Qfl Blades now, dosen.. wUlf 60c -ln. Steel Cold AKi Chisels now ... 43 C $1.75 KK Nail OC Hammers now... vliAU $2.10 ft. Alumi- Cft nam Zlg Zag Rules ' ,ou , $1.25 6V Milliner's RCp Pliers now Hil $2 Diagonal Cut- I MC dl.all ting Nippers now sinw s nn , 2 7-ln. Pexto Side I IC S4.80 Cut p,lers now.. li40 .---. VJV.ll r I ill (d 7C. Folding Rules now.. I 3w tomatic Drills... 1 $l-3-fti Boxwood AND SHOES AND. SHES $10 Gold Seal 7 OC Slickers now i03 $V Heavy Woolen Oflf Socks now, pair.... OUU $12 Patrick 8port- CO OC ing Mackinaws. .. vwiiu $5.50 Khaki Rid- Q 0C ing Pants now... 0i03 $12 Waterproof tQ QC Hunting Coats... )3il3 $13.50 Women's tQ 7K Hunting Boots, pr. wwi I 3 $12 Featherweight (Q 7C -Slickers now .... V Oil 3 : 110 Gasoline Camp tCTC Stow now CDil 3 2.25Warble'sHunt-(J 7c ing Knives now.. VMl3 S4. Men's Scout H il Shoes now, pair.. v4itU PRICES SHOT TO PIECES ON Herbs nlcs' Tools, Fishing Tackle, Can Cases, Ontdoor Clothing, Athletic , Goods. Cutlery, Etc., Etc Ete. COME! . 30 and $4.00 GOLF CLUBS All Models. Now $2,65 -PISTOL-GRIP HACK SAW FRAMES Only 95C MtM Black Stoelhead CASTING LIIfES 5ew $!. Per SpooL . HrSDBEDS OF OTHER BARGAI5S BACKUS & MORRIS 173 HORBISOX ST., SEAR FOURTH. A Limited Number of Child's "Angora Like" Sweater Sets To Close This Sale at $2.98 A neat and popular Set consisting of coat leggins. cap and mittens to match colors, are corn, Co penhagen, cardinal, rose and while a nobby seasonable outfit specially underpriced (PQ QQ at Set fDdmVO A Sale of the Popular Wool Sport Hose For Women at $1.79 Pair The most fashionable and wanted Hose for winter wear. Both plain and dropstitch Wool Hose with reinforced heel and toe all sizes in green and brown heather mix tures. Underpriced " HQ at Pair !-- 4 7 Tempting Values in Collars, Handkerchiefs, Veils, Etc. Prepare for the new season and for Thanksgiving needs from these special offerings: Women's Silk Hdfs. at 10c Jap Habutai Silk, light and dark solid coTors; also white with col ored border; 10 inches square. Linen Initial Kerchiefs at 25c All pure linen handkerchiefs with initial embroidered in one corner; also plain linen. Lawn Initial Kerchiefs at 15c Sheer lawn handkerchiefs with hand embroidered initial. Also a big line of novelty prints and lace edge handkerchiefs with white and colored embroidered corner. Hand Embroidered Lin en Kerchiefs at 50c Pure linen handkerchiefs with Irish hand embroidered corner initial or pretty white and colored design. Lace Vestees, Collars at $1JS9 A fine showing of fine pretty Val lace vestees with collar to match. Lace Collars at $1JOO A big line of the popular Tuxedo collars of pretty imitation Venise and Filet laces. ' New Vestings andm Collars New white and cream net and Val lace vesting with banding to match. Drape Veils Third Off All drape veils in this sale, Shet land, embroidered, Chantilly, etc., styles. All colors, all meshes, round, square and long styles. Hand Embroidered Ker chiefs at 25c A big line of sheer Irish lawn hand kerchiefs with dainty hand em broidered corner in white and colors. Continuedl Our Great Sale of Women's Outing Flannel Gowns ONE GOWN FREE! Gowns for the Regular Price of Two. With th Purchase of Two Gowns st $3.59 Each Yet! Three Market and weather conditions have retarded sales somewhat and we now have some 60 dozen Gowns on hand that should have been sold before this time therefore, without reserve, we place about 95 per cent of our entire stock of the celebrated "Dove Brand," "Sleepy Hollow" and "Lawson Quality Made" selected gowns of Daisy Cloth, Amoskeag, Scotch Teazle down, Alberta Flannels at THREE FOR THE PRESENT PRICE OF TWO. Included are all good styles with fancy braid, novelty-yam yokes, cord and hemstitched models in small, medium and large sizes. Also extra sizes up to 5.4. Most every woman has need of at least three of these fine gar ments. You can well appreciate the startling and unusual significance of this sale when we GIVE YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE GOWN, already reduced to, each 3.59. None delivered. No phone orders. No exchanges. Great Pre-Hohday Sale of Royal Society Art Packages at HALF-PRICE Unrestricted choice from our entire stock of tfiese goods. Each pick age includes all needed materials for making and trimming women's infants', and children's garments, and neat articles for the home and gift making. ; Men Who Know Values Best Will Quickly Recognize the Importance of This Sale of High-Grade Underwear Wool-Mixed Shirts and Drawers at $2 J5 Garment One of the best .known and reliable makes of men's seasonable weight wool finished Underwear at an es pecially reduced pri;e. Heavy weight (PO ff shirts and drawers, all sizes PisXfJ WooUMixed Union Suits at $435 Suit Cooper's celebrated Bennington heavy wool-mixed Union Suits with one-piece closed crotch. All regular and stout sizes in this sale. Perfect fitting QfT Union Suits at, each........... . . . tPTtsOfJ "The Store That Undersells Because It Sells for Cash" Economy and Qfality Combined for Bis f Business and . Bettor Values Ali Mad Orders Promptly and Cars- p fully Filled Sam Day as Received- e Parcels Post Pkrs. Prepaid - . y- rj. . i , -ircj JL: SLttaJ Fashionable Footwear If . i I e3 . i .: '! - . - Pr. in a Great Sale Friday at $5.85 For Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords You can well appreciate the unusual values offered at this sale when you learn that you have unrestricted choice from our entire stock of Pumps and Oxfords, in patent and kid- styles with military or French heelsalso sev eral of our regular stock lines in 8 and 10-inch shoes in vici kid, gunmetal and other fashionable leathers. Up-to-the-minute models in (JJjST OP all sizes in Wednesday's sale at. Dt)OeJ Come! Gelect From These High Grade Silk Velvets and Velveteens . An Unsurpassed Gathering of Standard Quajities Staple and New Colors at Prices Uncqualed for Lowness Anywhere. Suiting Velveteens 36-Inch Width at $325 Yard Choice from all the correct colors for street garments a fine dependable quality. Silk Chiffon Velvet at $6J50 Yard Here are lustrous Silk Chif fon Costume Velvets ready to make up into .beautiful garments and with an espe cially lowered price to tiy. Included are all staple and new colors, as well as black. Velvets of perfect quality. ,Z ."."!?. .".$6.50 Suiting Velveteens 48-Inth Width at $4J50 Yard These fine Velveteens are shown in all pop ular colors and black. A heavy quality. 1 ; Choice Woolen Dress Goods at New Low Prices! Pompadour Taffeta Silks Sellint Here at $1.50 Yard 36-Inch Width An extensive showing of clever and exclusive floral patterns in exquisite color combinations for this' sale we have made the price equally as attract ive as these silks are. beautiful. 40 and 42-Inch All-Wool French Serges Now $1S8 Yard ! And at tho Santo Rodttcod Prico You Have Choice Fromt 42-Inch All-Wool Poplins in All Colors. . 4 i-lnch All-Wool Herringbone Weaves. 44-lnch All-Wool Ocean Serges ln Colors. , 48-Inch All-Wool Navy Blue Ocean Serges. 54-Inch All-Wool Navy Blue Storm Serges. 46 to 50-Inch Ail-Wool Tricotines, Now $2.98 Yard This Jtigh-grade and extremely popular material comes I .J M ll . .1 . . in an coiors ana is a most exceptional price. - value at this low All-Wool Tricotines at $4.98 Yard The very finest of 54 and 56-inch all-wool Trico tines, perfect in weave and dye. All colors in this sale at the above special price. All Our 50 to 54-Inch All-Wool Poplins Now Reduced to $2.98 Yard Fine 54-Inch Heavy Weight French Sedges d0 QQ Now, yard ...i..... 070 French Serges at $3S5 Yard Fine heavy weight French Serges shown In a full assortment of colors. A width and quality of ex ceptional merit at above price. : I Just in Time for Thanksgiving Needs Comes Ths Special Sale of Table Cloths andNa i -u Pi si; l.1 1 kins We're Closing Out All Odd Lots and " 1 r 1 Counter Samples in Mercerized Table Cloths xndNapk tns Women wiho can arrange to attend thlis sale will have splendid choice from an ex of patterns In mercerized Napkins broken lines and tensive assortment Table Cloths and samples but none in matched sets at exactly one-halt regular selling prices-4-a saving: too Im portant to overlook. The table cloths come in H, 2 and 2 -yard' lengths,! and the napkins are 20 and 22 inches square some are slightly soiled. .While any remain you have choice from: Cloths Selling Regularly at $230 to $6J00 fl(ow at $125 to $3D0 Each Napkins Selling Regularly at $325 to $8 DO Now at $1.62 td $4 DO Dozen 72x80 Sheet Blankets at $3l48 Pair Bed Spreads at $335 Full double bed size White Cameo, hemmed Spreads In many, patterns. Bed Spreads at $535 Extra heavy and fine quality Cameo Spreads in many designs hemmed. Bleached Sheeting Good Quality 2 J4-Yd. Width 59c This Sale at Yard Fine Fluffy Comfort ers at $438 Each Flowered Silkoline covered, wnlte cotton filled Comforter In pretty pink, blue and yel low colorings. j 70x80-Inch White? Blankets $7JS0 Pair Good heavy WJiite Blankets with pink, blue or yellow bor der 76x80 inches beautiful (Inlsh. Fine cotton Sheet Blahkets In white and gray with either pink or blue border they come In good weight and 72x80 Inches. Standard Percales Both Light and Dark Colors This Sale at Yard 25 c Our Store Now Opens at 9 A.M. fart jz 'rinto&fsmr The Most in Value The Best in Quality Store Closes at 5:30 P. M. "Saturday at 6 P. M. ' tzX S3J E3 Era 53 HP in t 3 t z . I i 11 !!I!l!I!!Ul!I!ll!!!l!lIUinnniinill!!!Ilipmi!!Uni!llU!OIIIIIlii III Bill III iinnpimniniifer. aej'Kiii IliUiUUUIMUtlMtltMia 4 i