TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1,
THE : OREGON - DAILY 1 JOU RNAI 1 PORTLAND,. OREGON :
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I Co a platXonn from ;wnlch ths con
detuned man will drop.
tJnleaa nresent clans ars changed all
I three men -will bang at separate time,
a different rope only being osea la eacn
SALEM
Uncle Sam Is After
One John Doe for
Attacking Postman
Uncle Sam 1a after the ever elusive
John Doe aaln.. This time be U want
ed for . attacking F. W. "Schuchman, , a
letter carrier. - .
According to a complaint which Assist
ant United States Attorney Hall Lusk
signed Monday afternoon for the arrest
Brumfleld, accompanied by Sheriff 0f John Doe. the- defendant attacked
Starmer and . Deputy . Sheriff k - Chad f the mail carrier October 2 w,ith hia
Dangherty, reached Salem at 7 :05 o'clock fist, and beat him, because he -drove
SalenC ? Nov.. X Dr, r Richard M.
Brumfield. fonner Roseburg dentist and
condemned 'slayer of Dennis Russell.
Douglas county hermit, was "dressed In'
Monday night aa a prisoner at the state
penitentiary here. . He Is under sentence
to die January IX.
and 20 minutes later was nshered Into
cell No. 117 In that section of cell house
set apart for condemned prisoners. Ten
minutes later he had undressed ana
crawled into hie bunk. . JJrumfleld's ar
rival here increased the- population oi
the death ward to five.
As his next door neighbor. Brumileld
has John .Rathle. who Is to hang De
cember 2 for his part in the murder of
v i.i. nr. .am . (11 . n , , n ...
while El vie! D.' Kir by, alias Jim Owen.
Ratble's partner in crime and sentenced
to hang the same Cay. la only two cells
removed from the Roseburg dentist Abe
Evans, sentenced from .Wasco county.
and Georse Howard, whose appeal from
tbe 'death decree administered by the
Malheor county circuit court was argued
before, the supreme court at Pendleton
today, occupy cells, In the same ward.
WELCOMES PElSOJf tHAIR
1 1 Weak from the effects ot his recent
attempt at suicide, and tired by his
trip from the Douglas county Jail. B rum
Held entered the gates of the state
prison 'on the' arms of Sheriff Starmer
and his deputy, and eagerly accepted
the seat that was offered him in the
office of the prison.
. Facing the officials, guards and news
pa pe mien gathered within the room, he
greeted . them with a smile, apparently
a forced one. and offered no comment
aa Deputy Warden J. W. Lewis re
moved his Coat and vest -and searched
His ; person for possible concealed ar
ticles, feefore taking the prisoner Into
the prison proper.
SVhen Brumfleld had been placed In
his cell,' Lewis turned to the newspaper
men. who had accompanied them into
the cell room, and informed the prisoner
that the representatives or the press
would like to talk with him.
HAS jrOTHISa TO SAY
"I don't believe I have . anything to
aay,"' the condemned man replied in - a
voire which barely carried to the door
of hia tiny room,' about which the news-
Paper men were crowded.
"Do you reel tnat you naa a rair
trial that you have received Justice?"
he was asked.
"I don't care to talk about It." was alt
the eaUsractton his inquisitor received.
' ."Of eonrse,-you, utill have some hope
based on your appeal 'to the supreme
court. ' another shot at him in an ef-
'. fort to bring him out
' ' "Tea,'! have hopes," he murmured,
. . Then he turned his back upon hU
( visitors and seated himself moon the
: one cnair wnicn rumisnea nis ceii, ana
, , prepared to undress for the night
PKIS03EB TOLD BfLES ,
" Deputy Warden Lewis, sensing the -end
let the attempted interview, then entered
tbe cell, where he explained to the con-
-demnsd 'than the rules ir, the ' vrlsont
fr which permit the wrltlng:'of letters, read
Ing of books and magaalnes. the choice
of rood to a reasonaDia extent con
cession allowed only to condemned prist
oners and the privilege to exercise In
the cell room corridor for a brief time
each morning, while -the cell is being
S cleaned for the day. Brumfleld assured
V ths deputy that he would make the pris
on official no trouble.
' "Within "two minutes after the deputy
'warden had left the cell Brumfleld had
crawled Into his tiny bunk.
Sheriff Starmer' said the prisoner had
behaved splendidly .on the -trip from
Roeebarg. steeping about half the time,
and Joining In the general conversation
with ths officers while awake,
CROWD'S CTJHIOSITT LOSES
A -large crowd, anxious to get a
. glimpse of the prisoner, met the Southern
: Faclflo train as It pulled Into the
t station here, but Brumfield was quickly
.wnisKed away in a waiting automoDiie,
much to the disappointment of the cur
lous.
Newspaper men gather at the peni
tentiary, representing Portland, Salem
and Roseburg papers, were later shown
the death, room wherein three of the
men In- Brumfield's section Rathle,
Owens and Evana are to die on Decern.
ber 2. The huge knotted rope which was
prepared for George Howard last Febru
ary, Is still In piace.l with the regula
tion weight hanging I therefrom. Two
other-, ropes will be 'prepared Tuesday
and. set to "season" for the triple execu
tion a month hence.) This seasoning
process Includes the preparation of the
hangman's knot of seven and one-half
tarns, and the fitting, of a heavy weight
to the suspended rope to remove every
'.stretch and twist, a precaution absolute
ly essential to n successful execution.
One of the: newspaper men, - more
cartons than the rest essayed to mount
' ths 13 steps for the unlucky IS, which
has followed Brumfleld from' the day of
the, murder extends even to the gallows
his mail cart over the wrong spot In
the streeL
John Doe was doing some kind of
street , work. Lusk said the alleged
sailant is a foreigner. Federal agents
are endeavoring to .serve the warrant
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Hawley Divorce Is Jr
Ued iiilPortland; Mg
Deny Property Pact
" Portland will have the second Kawtey
divorce, suit if it - ever : comes to trial.
Harrison Allen, attorney for WQIard P.
Hawley Jr filed suit In ths Multnomah
circuit court lata Monday afternoon, at
the same time announcing the dismissal
of the action started against Mrs. Haw
ley In Washington county Thursday. , :
, The complaint in the case ls brief.
Mrs. Hawley Is simply charged with de
serting her husband on November 19.
H919. Hawley admits that his residence
Is in Portland and gives this as the
reason for. filing the case here Instead
of in Washington county.
Hawley asks sole or partial sustody
of Eva Adele, 4. the only child. He
states that his property consists of a
house in Portland. 250 shares of stock
in the Hawley Pulp Paper company
ot Oregon city, ana an automobile.
Rumors that the Hawleys had "de
elded on a property settlement and that
Mrs. Hawley would now contest the case.
were denied Friday by Attorney Allen.
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Where did you gtit ?
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That's the question that the hostess
who serves Folger Is Golden Gate
Tea soon gets used to . answering.
he knows beforehand that its tare
ce and; flavor have a charm
that can always be depended upon i.
to please. - - ;v
Folger's Goldeti tGacc Tea is
selected with care where it grows.
Black or green r- whichever you
prcfer-you'll find the flavor "just
right". 1
Compare Folger's Golden Gate
with other teas. Just tell your gro
cer you want it.
J. A. FOLGER & CO.
San Fran asc$ -Seattle - Kansas City- Dallas
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Wednesday's SpeciaT Lunch 69c
TEA RUOS iOtKIH FLOOK
CHOICE OF
Oxtail Soup with Barley
Chicken Broth with Rice
Fried Filet of r Sole with
. Tartar Sauce
Creamed . Freeh: Crab
on Toast - t
Old Fashioned Steak
- Country- Gravy :
Saute of Veal with -
. Vegetables'''
Stuffed tireen Peppers
OWK Baked Beans with
Boston Brown Bread .
: Assorted Cold Meats .
. , Potato Salad .
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Buttered Beets ....,..
CHOICE OK
Cake . ; Pudding
;. Ice Cream
Tea Coffee Milk
WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAM
Wdfc
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODSV
MORRISON.' ALDO. WEST PARK AND TENTH STREFT& T
Butter
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with other grocery
purchases, Glenwood
Butter, 2 lbs. St.OO
Gem Nut Marga
rine, 2. lbs. for 55c
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BASEMENT SALE
Women's Suits
$19.50
Basement A Suit Sale that will doubtless bring
hundreds of women to the store. The price is so
ridiculously low for such good Suits there shouldn't
be a single one left-by closing time. Good, practi
cal styles for street wear mostly in the tailored
effects. Made up in Tricotine, Serge, Velour and
Jersey. Not all sizes in' each model. J- Q CA
Priced very special for .this Sale at DJ.s7euU
Lot 2 Women's Suits on sale at only $8.75
. Waists $1.75
Baaement -Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine
Waists in many attractive styles to wear with Fall
suits. Broken range of sizes but good colors.
Limited quantity only. Shop early. Qt npr
Priced very special for this sale at only wl.lt)
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ASTONISHING VALUES! ..
Wednesday the Basement Store will hold an Old Fashioned Rum
mage Sale to close out all odd lines, small lots and remnants that
have accumulated Mn the various departments. An extraordinary
opportunity to buy dependable merchandise at the lowest prices in
years.: On account of quantities being limited, early shopping. is to
your advantage. Hundreds of unadvertised specials on sale in addi
tion to the items mentioned below. " ' " "
Women's Dresses
t In a Notable Clearaway at
$5knd$7.75
Basement If you have tbe slightest need for a new Dress, don't
fail to take advantage of this exceptional offering. Attractive
frocks for street wear developed in Serge, Tricotine, Jersey and
other materials. Odd lines, to be sure, but when you consider
the prices we have put upon these Dresses, you must admit they
are wonderful values. ' Not all sizes in each model but no doubt
your size is in the assortment. . About 200 Dresses in the two
lots. : LOT 1 Special at $5.00. LOT 2 Special at -$7.75.
BASEMENT SALE
Women's -Skirts
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Basement Smart Skirts for street and sport wear.
Serge,! Panama and other desirable materials in
plain colors, plaids and mixtures- Skirts in this
lot selling heretofore at S and 8.50. The woman
who has yet to buy her separate Skirt will ffhd this
I a splendid opportunity to do so at i big PO QP
T saving. Many attractive styles. Special Du7U
Kinfonos $1.95
Basement A small lot of .Women's Flannelette
Kimonos priced for quick Selling at a very special
price, warm, comtortaoie garments ior winter
wear. Large selection of patterns. Sizes
38, 40 and- 4 2. 'Priced special at on
ii" $1.95
Fur Scarfs
'5
Basement Dyed Opossum
Choker Scarfs selling formerly
at 12.50. Limited num
ber only. Priced special BO
Toilet Paper
Special G"t
18 Rolls tDX
Basement No telephone or
C. O. D. orders. Limit 18 rolls
to a customer. Good quality
Crepe Toilet Paper put up Q
in 6 oz. rolls. 18 rolls for D
54-Inch Wool Coatings
Special $1,98 Yd.
Basement Buy . the material and make your own Coat! If will mean
a saving of fully half. Special purchase and sale of Oreron-made
Wool Coatings at a ridiculously low price. Splendid heavy fabrics.
qr women s coats, men s suns, men's overcoats.
Large assortment of beautiful patterns. 54 in. wide. Yard
$1.98
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COFFEE - TEA f H Z8 Ta
EXTRACTS SPICES . .jSSS ' & W4G 'SZ V.
and . mNss SKM&y '
BAKING POWDER , Sstf,"
; MILIJO POUNDSjjl
BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT
V i SAME PRICE J ,
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Wool Skirtings $1.89
Basement All-wool Skirtings, 56 inches wide. Wide variety of pat
terns in the new plaids and stripes. Surplus stock secured OA
Mrom one of Oregon's largest woolen mUls. Sale price, yd. tDJ.eO7
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Children s
Pajamas
98c
Basement Of good quality
Outing Flannels in plain white
and a few in stripes. Made up
in the popular two-piece style.
Broken range of sizes. QQ
Rummage Sale at orrly HOC
Girls' Dresses $1.69
Basei nt Charming little
frocks for girls 6 to 14 years
bf age. Splendid quality Ging
hams in fsncy plaids trimmed
wyth plain colors. J- Q
Several styles. Sale DUe7
Girls' Union Suits
i 50c
Basement Girls' winter
weight ribbed cotton Union
Suits. High neck, long sleeves,
ankle length. Sizes Cfl
14 and' 6 only. Sale JUC
Underwear and Hosiery
at Rummage Prices
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS V In
winter weight, ribbed cotton.
Wool finish. High neck, lorrg
sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 36
and 38 only. Base- (J-j HA
merit Sale special only JiellU.
WOMEN'S HOSE of mercerized
fects in various colors. Sold as seconds
WOMEN'S HOSE Good qual
ity cottoa in black only. Double
heel and toe. Sizes and 9
only. - Get a full supply of these.
Priced special for 1" nf
Basement Sale, 7 pajrs
lisle. Changeable ef- (PI AA
tUXeVFV
Special 3 pairs;
Odd Lines Fancy Collars
Basement Kummage bale
Women's Collars odd lines and small kjts that
have accumulated in the department offered at a frac
tion of real value to close them out quickly. Many
aainiy siyies in me saie. anop eany tor rest cnoosing.
5e
Shopping Bags
At 15c
Basement Twine
Bags the handy
Shopping
kind for
small parcels. Strong
handles. Priced special AtJLc
if
Rurnmge Sale. Specials
In Men's Wear
$1.00
MEN'S TIES Hundreds 1 of
them in a sensational one day
sale. Fresh, clean stock. Latest
shapes and patterns.
Values to 98c. 3 for
MEN'S BOW TIES -A special
purchase and sale- at a substan
tial reduction from regular value,
popular styles. , Black Kfn
and colors. Special. 3 for 0J
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MEN'S SOCKS Heavy knit
mixed wool In dark color with
white heel and toe. For the man
who works out of doors. I"
Regular 35c values. 4 prs. DA
-MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS odds
and ends in white and gray. Fall
and winter weights. Broken as
sortment of sizes and lim- JTA-,
ited quantity. Special at tfM
MEN1S CAMBRIC, HANDKERCHIEFS SPECIAL, " 12 FOR $1.00
Boys' Suits $4.85
Basement Suits for larger boys
6 to 18 years. Corduroy and nov
elty mixtures; in desirable colors.
Loose belt styles with full-cut
r.Knickers. Priced for TC
ly DUel(J
Basement Corduroy Suits for
little fellows of 3 to 6 years. At-,
tractive styles, good quality ma
terial and well made. Suits sell
ing heretofore at dM QK
7.S0: Rummage Sale DeOt)
Rummage Sale at onl
Remnants
: $1
Basement Rummage Sale of
Remnants from the Domestic
Section. Muslins, Towelings,
Outing Flannels, Table Damasks,
Percales, Ginghams, Crepes and
various other materials. Lengths
2 to 20 yards. Spe- Q- ff
daily priced, yard tDJLeV
Outing Flannel
i2y2cYd:
Basement' Plain white and fancy
Outing Flannels in good weight
for pajamas and gowns, -f sy
Priced special, the yard
. Sheets $1
Basement - Heavy bleached
Sheets, size 72x90 inches. Rein
forced with seam in center.
Extra good values. P"I AA
Priced very special at J)AeJv-
500 Pairs Oregon Made Blankets
- In the Rummage Sale
The most important offering in Blankets this Basement, Store has announced this year involving
over 500 pairs Oregon-made Blankets secured at a special price concession on account .of slight. Im
perfections In weave. The savings range from J4 to 54. Shop early for the choicest selection.
Plaid Blankets
$2.98
Basement Wool finish Plaid
Blankets, size 66x80 inches.
Only a limited quan
tity in this lot Special
Basement Fringed A a t O
Robes made up from odd
yarns. Pull size and good
weight.1 One to a customer.
$4.50 Robes spe
cially priced
$10.50 Auto Robe. ' 7.95
412.50 Auto Robes $ 8.95
$15.00 Auto Robes $10.95
sTsUSTu.'a $5.50 HtawWasim)
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Gray Blankets
At $5.50 . ;
Basement Gray mixed '- wool
Blankets in large size and' heavy
Auto Robes
$3.69
$5.25
$5.49
And S. &H. Trading Stamps an Additional Gash Saving!
$7 Blankets
:.75;
$4
Basement Gray mixed wool
BTan ketJ 4? big; ' tots goffered at
f pedal low prices for the Rum
mage sale.- ' Buy now. and reap
the benefit of this great saving
Regular 7.00 Blan
kets, special, the pair
Regular 7.50 Blan- QQ
kets. scedaL the nair aVO
; Regular 7.8 S Blan
kets special, the pair
'Regular 8.2S Blan
kets special, the pair
$4.75
Women's r
Night Gowns
l $1.39
Basement Women's ' Night
Gowns of splendid quality out
ing flannel in j fancy striped pat
terns. Cut-generous- d"f QQ
Iy full. Priced Special J ieOU
Silk Camisoles
At $1
Basement Large assortment of
dainty styles. jOf Crepe de Chine
material trimmed with laces, rib?
bons, etc. Fine for (M (f
gifts. Priced special DAeUU
Corsets $1
Basement Pink and white1 coutil
Corsets in medium and low bust
models. Also elastic top .Cor
sets of pink, broche. (Pi ff
Sizes 19 to 130, at D JLsUU
Combination
Cookers$1.98
Basement Scotch Granite
Combination Cooker Set as
Sketched. Can be used as
roaster,, covered kettle, dou- i" ?-'"-' iV- u
ble boiler, steamer, pudding pan or strainer.,. -A very handy outfit
for the kitchen. Shop early for g "lj QQ
this special. Priced at only, a set O JLeslO
Many other bargains in Enameled .Ware.
Dinrierware 25c
Basement Plates, Cups and Saucers in bine
bird,, pink spray and gold band decorations
on sale in the Basement at special low prices.
Cups, and Saucers 25c- Plites at 1 2St
Shoe Sale
Basement .
Women's " Shoes patent
vamps with colored "kid -top's.
Mostly buttoned QK
style. Special, pair.W LmVO
Women's Juliets and House'
Shoes of black kid. Q1 QQ
Small lot. . Pair OXeOSJ
Children's Felt Slip- QQ
pers. Odd lot.- Pair OVk,
Infants' and Children's but
toned. Shoes - patent with
cloth or "kid tops. (?" fJQ
Priced special, pair W As I V
"NOTION DAY
; , Bargain Circle, Main Floor
99
Metal Slipper Trees at 15c
Pearl Buttons, asstd. sizes 10c
Mothers Ironing Wax only" 8c
Twilled .Tape, .24-yard 25c
Tailor's Tape special at 7c
"Lingerie Tape in light blue and
pinks lit 5c kind special at 9c
Defender Safety Pins,' card 4c
Wire ' Hair Pins, package 4c
"Curia'1: Rubber Curlers 19c
rWomen's Handbags and Parses
1 , Spedal 49c, $30, $5
Odds and Ends in Needles Sc'
Snap Fasteners, a dozen 2c
10c Leading Lady, Hair Nets
in browns and Jblack. - Onl 5c
3 S c Waving. Irons, only 27c
65c Hid. Rubber Aprons 49c
-iSc Bone Hair Pins,-only 10c
Pocahontas Pins, a paper-4c
Unique Hair. Wavers only 4c
-Sure-fit ; Snap : Fastenersrnot
an sues priced - specutj at; ac
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