THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, FORTLANU,1 bUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1920.
1 CLINE, HURT
BY AUTO, SUES FOR
515,13) DIMS
Veteran Minister Claims He Is
Permanently Injured; Frank
, Parsons Sues for $2658.
Suit for 115,137.40 was -filed by
th Rev. C. E. CHne, 709 East Sal
mon street, against the Columbia
Awning: & Shade company Saturday.
Cline alleges that November 16 last
he was run Into by an automobile
owned and operated by the' com
pany, at Twentieth and Belmont
streets, and that he sustained per
"rrianent Injuries. . ,.".'( -
Frank Parsons filed a suit against
A. L. snd Hare! M. Cobb for I265S.50
damages. He says while he was riding
or the sidecar 'of a motorcycle Septem
ber 20 at Union avenue an 4 KUlings
worth street, he was run into by the car
of the Cobbs, driven by Mrs. Cobb, and
that his leg L was broken, his face
severely cut and he sustained other seri
ous Injuries.
Journal Wire Flashes
CHICAGO (I.' N.' S.) Federal
agents and detectives are scouring
Gary, Ind., today for clues that wilt
aid them in solving the mystery of
the appearance there of $100,000 in
, 10 United States certificates of
flO.000 each. '
ITOdALES 1 N. S.) Dolores
Mendoza, charged with two murders
and suspected of six. more, was
: jailed at Nogaies, Sonora, today, fol
lowing his arrest on charges of hav-,
Ing slain Tom Chung Lung o-No-gales
and Cham Hung of Clbuta.
COFE5HAGEIC (I. W "&) The
workers of Halle, Germany, have
called off the general strike which
was instituted in protest against the
arrest of the Galician editor of a
communist newspaper.
WASHINGTON (I. N. S.)
Every effort is being made by the
state department to- secure the re
lease of the 30 Americans now held
prisoners in . Kussia, it - Was an
nounced today.
BREACH OP PROMISB ALLEGED
IS WOMAN'S SUIT FOR flOO.OOd
'Lillian Johnston filed suit against
James J. Turrish in the Multnomah
county circuit court Saturday, In which
she asks for $100,000 damages for breach
of promise to marry. She says August 1
of this year they mutually promised : to
marry each other, but that the defend
ant has abandoned his promise and she
is dMi-ged thereby to the extent of
$100,000. Neither of the parties to the
action Is listed in the city or telephone
directory. J. LeRoy Smith appears as
attorney for the plaintiff.
; Divorce Mill
Divorce -suits filed: Dessie Ganntt
against Clcerd Gauntt, Cruelty; Vilas V.
Smith against Harriet SmitW, desertion.
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: Negroes Kill Chinaman .
Chicago, Deo.' 18. (U. P.) Two negro
bandits held up a Chinese laundry here
tonight and killed 'one Chinese. Three
Chinese attempted to fight off the ne
groes with axes.
VERA CRUZ (I. J. S.) Lack of ..
railway facilities te move mer
chandise is causing heavy freight
congestion at this port. ' Eight
steamships were lying in the harbor .
today, tihable to unload their cargo, ,
WASHINGTON (L N. S.) Im
migration would be prohibited for a
period of five years by a Dill in-
troduced tn the senate today by .
- Senator Overman of North Caro
lina, Democrat,
SPOKANE U. P.) Demurrers in
the divorce complaint of Alice R. .
Hebberd, youthful wife" of Charles
Hebberd, , Republican state chair
. man, were- denied in superior court.
CAMBRIDGE (U. P.) Eugene
Axtell, an old settler, is dead, the ,
result of a fall while repairing the
awning of a store here.
PRAGUE (V. pT) Order has
been completely restored throughout
Austria, according to Official an
nouncement, today.
WIlMIKflTO N (I. N. S.)
Smashing the front door of the post
office at Elsmere, near here, burg
lars early today forced an entrance
and secured $3000.
TWIN FAILS The entire personnel
of the Twin Falls ' high school football
team, state champians for 1920, pre
sented themselves for enlistment In the
United States navy today.
WASHINGTON (1 N. &) The
department of labor today called
upon counsel o( L C A. K, Mar
tens, soviet Russian representative
In the U. S., to confer with officials
here on Monday to arrange for the
surrender of Martens under the de
portation order Issued by Secretary
. Wilson. . , , ,
rES MOINES (U. P.) Governor
W. L. Harding of Iowa today signed
extradition papers for Harry D..
Tlsdate, former auditor of the Man
ufacturers' Junction railroad of Chi
cago, who is wanted in Chicago to
face a charge of misappropriating
$26,000.
COLUMBUS, OWo (L N. S.) A
.sample ease containing 45 diamond
rings and 40 unset diamonds valued
at $20,000, was stolen from sAlvin
Bernstein, Chicago, a jewelry sales
man, on a Pennsylvania railroad
train between here and Chicago.
WILLIAMSON L N. S.) Tay
lor Cole was given sentence of five
years in the penitentiary today by
Judge R- D. Bailey in circuit court
after a jury had found him guilty
of the killing of State Policeman E.
L. Ripley at Sands, W. Y., on No
vember IS. .-..-
TANCOUTEB (L N. sj The
liquor traffic in British Columbia
will be in the hands of a commis
sion of three members, having the
sole right to import. Liquor will be
sold under the permit system.
PARI (U. P.) King Constant
tine, shortly after arriving in
Athens, plans to appear ; suddenly
among his troops in Asia Minor and
try by personal magnetism to lead
them to victory over the Turks.
DETROIT (I. N. S.) Alfred A.
Jackson, 7L private banker, shot
through both cheeks by an armed
bandit Friday during an attempted
holdup of his- offices, died early
today. .
LOS ANGELES, CaL (L N. S.)
Deepening the mystery of the slay
ing of Mrs. Fay Sudow, Tictini In
the Edendale murder, -it developed
today that her $150,000 will is miss
ing. .
MEXICO CITr-(L N. S.) The
two hundred and thirtieth regiment
of the federal army stationed at
Frontera was reported today to
have joined the revolutionists in the
state of Tabasco.- "
CLEMENCY URGED
'FOR DR. RUMELY
Man Accused of Concealing Ger
man Ownership in N. Y. Eve-
- ning Mail Fdund GaHty.
New York, "Dec. 18. TJ. P.) A
trial which gave th public muclt in
formation regarding British and Ger
man activities' durrag the early part
of the world war, ended here today
when Dr. Edward A. Rumely was
convicted on, two counts of an in
dictment, charging him with con
cealing German ownership of the
New York Evening Mall, for a time
under hU management.
Rumely was acQUitted on three counts.
He said he will appeal. The Jury rec
ommended clemency when he appears for
sentence next Monday.
The conviction carries .the possibility
of two years' imprisonment or a fine of
$10,000 under provisions of the "trading
with the enemy act."
The conviction was on the counts al
leging that Rumely borrowed $1,451,000
from the German government in 1915
to finance his purchase of the New York
Mail. His testimony was that he wanted
the Mail to present the German side of
the war news fairly. He was interested
in the Progressive party. His defense
was that while he had made use of Ger
man agencies in financing the deal the
money was furnished by Herman Bielcken,
wealthy American, who was residing in
Germany. Rumely confessed great ad
miration for German Institutions.
The defendant's wife was in court
throughout the trial. She received the
verdict as Quietly as he did.
Two codefendants, Norvln Leindheim
and S. Walter Kaufman, were convicted
on the same counts.
Campaign Started
To Relieve Needy
Persons in Ireland
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A campaign to raise funds to relive
suffering in Ireland has been started 'in
Portland by the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians and Ladies Auxiliary. At a
meeting held last Thursday $200 was
REMARKABLE SAVING
in
Gifts for Men
Men's Neckwear
1500 Men's $250 Ties
Extra Special $1.55
1000 Men's $1.50 Ties
Extra Special 95c
Knitted Silk Ties
Regularly $4 and $5
Extra Special $2.95
Men's Shirts
Men's Woven polbr Madras and
. . Russian Cord
SHIRTS
for which you have paid $5-
Half Price $2.50
Men's Silk Shirts
$10 and $12.50 Silk Shirts
Extra Special $6.95
. r . .Three for $20'
Men's Mufflers
t , g 3.00 c Mufflers now $2.25 I
$ 5.00 Mufflers now $3.75
$ 7.50 Mufflers now $5.65
$12.50 Mufflers, now $9.40
Traveling Bags and
Suit Cases
$15 Bags now only $11.85
$20 Bags now; only $15.85 :
$25 Bags now only $19.85
$30 Bags now only $24.85
$50 Bags now only $39.85
Men's Bath Robes
. $ 8.50 Bath Robes now $ 6.40
.$12.50 Bath Robes now $ 9.40
$15.00 Bath Robes now $11.95
$20.00 Bath Robes now $15.00
$30.00 Bath Robe now $22.50"
ALL MEN'S GLOVES
At Reduced Prices
ALL MEN'S PAJAMAS
At Reduced Prices
A Most Remarkable Bargain In
s Overcoats!
Boys' All-wool Overcoats in all sizes 6 to 18 years. Regularly priced $16.50 the Garment.
Boy;
fcxtra Special $9.85 .
The best values you have seen since the war! J7
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BEN
ELLING m&
raised and telegraphed to Earaon De
Valefa for Immediate use, and the fol
lowing officers chosen to conduct the
campaign : Dr. Andrew C Smith, presi
dent; John R. Murphy, vice president f P.
E. Sullivan, treasurer, and Miss. Anne
Kearns, secretary.
A special meeting of the committee
wilt be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon
in Hibernia hall when plans for the
campaign will be completed. This action
was taken in ans. er to fji appeal by
the Lord Mayor of Cork to the American
people.
A chapter of the Eastern Star is under
organisation at Halfway. It will take
the name "Inland" and will be chartered
with 20 members.
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