FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17; 1922.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. OREGON.-
1RD0CK PLAIN
LED
TO MAKE ESCAPE,
DECLARES JAILER
.. A erMcnoe that Shelby Murdock. one
of-Ik two survlvinc bandits who at
terrrptJ l rob th Bank of East Fort-
land, shifted all the blam for the rob
brr upon tilmself aa part of a carefully
laid dan to eecaD. Chief Jailer Jackson
(Uncovered that the gratlnc of a venti
lator in Murdoch's cell waa virtually
tawed through when an Investigation
waa mad Thursday night. Two back
ni wer found In Murdock'a cell.,- The
ventilator aha ft Ud to the sixth floor
nd would have tnada eacapa possible.
After two day of reflection, Jaraea E.
Bencetadt and Murdock chanyed their
pl-a of pot Klty Thursday afternoon
nd told Circuit Judge Belt they would
not longer reatat punlnhment. The men
had pleaded not ruilty Tueaday and trial
of the raa waa assigned to Judge Belt.
The judg announced that he would pro
nounce antenoe today at Z p. m.
-Murdock dramatically told the court
that ha alone ahould be punished for
the crime. II said that Bercstadt and
Jack Campbell, who wa killed by Cash
Iff Georce Alt during the attempted
robbery, had been a-oaded Into Joining
the venture by Mar dock hlmaelf.
"I called them "yellow when they
hunr back.. Murdock said. "I called
Berrstadt's attention to the fact that
hi mother bad loet 99000 in a Seattle
bank failure and that th banks owed
him whatever h could get out of them."
Bergatadt wept In th prisoner's dock.
II la 25 years old. II told th court
that he bad steadfastly refused to Join
th plot until he was assured by his
companions that there would be no
hooting. E. V. Uttlefleld. counsel for
th men, called th court' attention to
th fact that while th priaonera car
ried weapon, they had not been dls
charged. 1L H. Newhall. president of
th bank, was shot In the abdomen by
Campbell, the wounded robber after Alt
1 bad started shooting.
Thursday. The petition states. In ef
fect, that the petitioners were and are
disinterested parties to the controversy
and that their one desire is to bring It
to an end for all time. At present the
Main street building is occupied by the
circuit court Judge and the district at
torney'' Permission to use temporarily
the rooms was; granted the . Klamath
Forest ' Protective Vjwoclatlon and the
American Lesion, the latter ' being
housed In the basement, j -
The county clerk and sheriff have re
mained in the adjoining wooden, struc
ture while the assessor, 'school ' super
intendent and surveyor i occuy two
smaller buildings. ,.' The Hot , Springs
building, uncompleted, in Ion grandeur
graces a hilltop in the opposite portion
of the city. The only activity of record
In Its lonely corridors was the finding
by small ' boys In search of pigeon of
a quantity of loot cached by burglars.
The petition recommends that the Hot
Springs building be utilised aa a school
entirely abandoning the possibility of
ever using it as a county courthouse.
Klamath Interests v
May Bury Hatchet
In Courthouse Row
. Klamath Falls. Feb. 17. A plea to
end the historic Klamath courthouse
row through the adoption of the Mala
street building and by moving the ooun
ty offices into that building- is con
talned tn a petition circulated here
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Milwaukee Divided
Over Salome Which
Mary Garden Plays
(By Dated Kami)
Milwaukee. Wis., Feb. 17. Announce
ment that Mary Garden would present
her "Inspired" version of Salome here
haa brought a storm of protest from
church'' women and haa led to a counter
attack; by artists. Just aa eager to have
it rendered. v. .
With the federation of church women
attempting to stop the appearance and
obtain a substitute attraction. Miss Klsa
Ulbricht, president of the Wisconsin
Players, defends "Salome"
Astoria Tongs Get
Scare Over Gunmen
Astoria. Feb. ' 17. Chinese - residents
of Astoria, uneasy for some days over
the outbreaks of tong warfare through
out the West, were sailed with panic
late Wednesday night when it was re
ported mat several gunmen rrom
belligerent tong had arrived in the city.
A thorough search waa made Thursday
by Sheriff Kelson and his deputies, but
without finding any suspected men.
treaty of peace waa signed some months
ago between the Astoria members of
the Hop Sing and Bow Leong tongs
and there have been no outbreaks since.
VBS..FBA5K B. CLISTOX
Albany. Or.. Feb. 17. Mrs. Frank B
Clinton, 23, died Wednesday night She
waa a native of Denmark but had been
in the United States 18 years. Her hue
band, a 8-year-old son and her mother
survive.
HITEE
ICED
AS DRUG PEDD
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The federal grand Jury Joined la the
crusade against the narcotic drug; evil In
Oregon Thursday afternoon when It re
turned 13 true bills to Federal Judge
C E. Wolverton against alleged narcotic
vendors in this state. "Evidence" valued
at more than $110,000 Is held in the
vaults ia the federal building against
these defendants.
The grand Jury " returned a total of
25 true bills. . Seven -men and women
were Indicted for alleged violation of
the Volstead act. three as alleged post-
office robbers, one alleged white slaver,
one alleged "mail order-bootlegger" and
another for alleged impersonation of
federal officer. '
FOB VnVQ LAW TlOiATIOV
Those Indicted for alleged violation of
the Harrison narcotic act re : ' ave
Lightfter, Tom Mayeta, Olie Smith alias
Walter smith, Shakespeare Walker,
Bert Swaney, Chin Chung and So Hoo,
On Lee, C J. Cooper, O. V. Regan, Jim
Tee, Dewey Webb and Eugene Rumlin
and Anthony Abonlsla alias Jack Saltera
The seven Indicted for alleged liquor
law. violations are: J. Timmins, Harry
Casey, Cora Carey alias Mrs. Buclunan,
John Martin. George Mice, L. E. Eller
and Nick George, The last three named
are Astoria soft drink stand proprietors.
MAST OFFENSES CHARGED
Other indictments are:
Ernest Hall of Newberg, shipping
liquor through the mails packed in boxes
6f prunes.
Louis Spady, Jack Rhain, Clifford
McCroekey robbery of a postal sub
station at 1000 Union avenue north.
Charles Lambo, violation Mann act
Charged with transportation of Grace
Doctor from Portland to Camas, Wash.
George Grant alias George Anderson,
alias George Adams, alias George Ash
land, impersonating a United States
marshal. Grant Is charged with bor
rowing $5 from a Portland hotel clerk
through his misrepresentation.
Not true bills were found for Charles
Rollness and George Teeters, who had
been previously held on liquor charges.
concerning the manner in which ; ine
poultry business has been handled by the
association In Portland. R. E. Sheriff of
that organization was present to urge the
local raisers to form a branch associa
tion of their own.- This is beings done fa
many parts of the state. G. W. Burt
was elected president of this associa
tion : O. F. Haag, vice -president; F. K.
Chase, secretary and. treasurer, and I S.
Compton and Monroe .Nance, directors.
LE5IH MAT HOT ATTE3CD '
London, Feb. 17. (I. N. S.) Members
of the soviet trade mission declared to
day that Nicola! Lenin is ' unlikely to
attend the Genoa economic, conference
because of - protests of workers against
his leaving Moscow. f :
tffllAlff GUEST
. Washington, "Feb. 17. (WASHING-
BUREAU OF THE JOURNALHrWhat
is regarded as the opening gun of Wal
lace. McCamant's prospective candidacy
for appointment as United States circuit
judge for the Pacific coast circuit, wnen
the first vacancy occurs, came Thurs
day In a luncheon tendered him by Vice
President Ooc-lidge, at which two members-
of 'the- cabinet and. - eight senator
were present . -. - . ;" ;
McCamant placed v Coolidge r in nom
ination at the Chicago convention- and
it has been understood for some time
that he is waiting for a vacancy on the
circuit bench tor his reward. It is re
ported that In the. interim he might ac
cept a district Judgeship in - Oregon,
should a vacancy first occur in the dis
trict bench. : .
In "either "event the gratitude of Vice
President Coolidge is expected to "put
him over," and. the luncheon Thursday
confirms the friendly interest of Cool
idge Jn smoothing the way in cabinet
and senate.
Guests present were Secretaries Mel
lon and' Denby, Senators Borah, Poin-
dextv McNajy, Stanfield, Shortridge,
Pepper, Wads worth and Spencer. Hiram
Johnson was not present.' d tt Is as
sumed was not invited. He baa pro
claimed McCamant a 'betrayer' of the
people because McCamant ' refused to
vote for him for nomination for presi
dent as a delegate at .Chicago, after
Oregon had voted Johnson tnstrocUonsJ
Johnson, will light McCamant for ap
pointment to nay office, but prevailing
view here is that McCamant. backed
by the vice president, holds a hand
that win be hard to neat
"Hands across the sea" is a beautiful
ideal, but practically it depends a good
deal on what each Motion hands across.
Winona (Minn.) Republican Herald.
Well Known Golf er
111 in California
Aberdeen, Waslu.' Feb 17. W. G. Fe
vargue,;One of th best known golfers
in the country, is 'seriously III at San
Francisco, according , to word received,
here. Fovargue, accompanied by Mrs.
Fcvargue. went to Japan sotne. months
ago to lay out a golf course. He be
came ill on the way home and upon
the arrival of the ship at San Francisco
Monday waa taken on a stretcher to a
hospital. It was feared h has typhoid .
fever. .
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uraqcn .association
In Douelas County I
It
Roseburg, Feb. 17. The Douglas coun-
ty local. Racine wwjjwub a iuhij i w
Producers association was organized in
Koseburg Thursday at a meeting of a.11 1
th.. larn rmnltrv ralspra of the countv. I T
Some dissatisfaction has existed locally
Drastic RpdlpcltioBs
Our immense stock of quality jetvelry is being, offered at unbe-.
lievable prices. In most cases a dollar does the work pf two an
opportunity you cannot afford to pass by. A call will convince
you that "Square Deal" David' prices are lowest- values so
amazing that they must be seen to be appreciated.
DIAMONDS
A Large Assortment of Beau
tiful, Sparkling Blue White
full of fire, luster and brilliancy
set in the newest basket settings
in gold, 18-K white gold and plati
num. Regular $135 flQrr tTf
values. SPECIAL PO I DU
LARGER DIAMOKDS
Redseed la Sam Proportloa
Watches
A few twelve
and six teen
lis thin mod.
iel dependable
jt i m ekeepers
to so at ex.
, trexnely low
prices.
7 JEWEL ELGIN Sri hand
some engraved case....
17 JEWEL WATCH in 2S
year guaranteed case.
17 JEWEL OMEGA in
14-K. solid gold case...
$10.98
$27.50
$42.50
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GUARANTEED
ALARM CLOCKS.
89c
ANOTHER LOT of Rogers or
munity Par Plate TEASPOONS,
set of 6
Com-
98c
HEFFTEEDTESSETS
a 37
Hve
JPiere
(35.00 values.
SPECIAL
$22.50
BRACELET WATCHES--!
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GIRLS We have eight
15 jewel movement irr
14-K white gold cases,
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i latesx siyies, included in
tms assortment. Regular
$40.00 to $47.50 "values
a.?.1!.. $24.85
Men' GoU Pilled
Pocket Knives
Can be worn on chains. Guaran
teed to give satisfac
tion.
I- VV VI II Ul V I le&AliO,. VUSS E1S
o give satisfac- QA
Specul tDleOi
NAPKIN RINGS
Lot No.- 119 - white Q
metal at , ydC
Lot No. 216 white OA
metal at .. . . . . . w . . . . . U V
PICTURE FRAMES
Assorted sizes, and styles, ivory
and silver plated special
29c and 59c
SANDWICH PLATES
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American reproduction of , Shef
field Silver to close jQ Pf
out at : O D D
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343 Washing
v Square Deal
Jewel ers
Near Broadway
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In a Sale, Saturday - v ' jLe?feF.
'yhz.l These and 200 Other New
SPRING HATS
$goo
New Milan Hats
New Silk Hats
New Straw Hats
New Hemp Hat's
New Braid Hats
N ew Co mbinations
Blue
Flame
Gray
Canna
Brown :
Jade
You were wanting to see pretty new hats
like these, buf you couldn't have been ex
pecting any such values. At $5.00 these
hats set a new mark in value-giving.
Millinery Section Os the Third Floor LIpmaa, Wolfs i,
Cherry
Black
The Sale of Linens
Ends Tomorrow
One of the items included in the selling is true Irish
linen damask at a $1.89 a yard this damask is in the 70
inch width and $1.89 is about half the price for which
such damask has sold in late years.
Another feature in the Linen Sale is a collection of
manufacturer's sample linen tablecloths and napkins at
wholesale cost?
Lines Section Oa the Second Floor
A Notable New Line of
Men's Handsome. Shirts x
In compliment to the wishes and preferences expressed
by men, we've had many of he new shirts here made ac
cording to our own specifications and made of materials
personally selected by a Lipman, Wolfe representative.
Since men like them so well, men are hapjijer to know
they will wear so long. - Some are of fabrics richer in
appearance than many silks. $3.00 and $3.50.
Men's Section On the First Floor Lipman, Welle ft Co.
New "Langham" Spring
Suits for Men
"Sampeck" Clothes
for Every Boy
Many the mother ready to say that "Sampeck"' clothes
are the best made. Careful tailoring and better materials
tend tp make them so. "5Vn extra pair of trousers with
every suit means double service also extra buttons and
patch with each suit.
Boyt? new spring golf caps, special at $t.8S
Boys' neck-band blouses, specially priced 45c.
Boys' shirts, sizes l2x to 14l; special 95c
All-Over play suits; sizes 2 to 6; at $1,15
BojV Section On th Fifth Floor.
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First Glimpse of the
Bright New Models
New styles and new patterns worsteds,
cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds and decid
edly some of the very best values that men
will see this season still more emphatically
ssome of the snappiest clothes that the design
ers have produced in a number of seasons.
A point to impress is the prevalence of
belts rthese in various lengths and serving
various purposes. Principally, however, are
"they intended to enliven the models.
Men are pleasantly to remark the values
we shall show them in New Langham suits
at 144.50. .
-Kan's Section Oath Elf th Floor. .
Women's Silk Umbrellas
, in a Sale at $4.95
$4.95 for women's silk umbrellas a special group of
only 146 to sell at this extraordinarily low price.
All of the umbrellas in this gruP are the eight rib,
full size style ; with handles in beautiful new designs. In
black, brown, navy, taupe, green, purple.
Oa th First Floor Llymam, WU Co.
Girls' Flannel Middies $4.95
Extra Special Pricing
Regulation and Co-Ed
Red, Navy and Blue
These middies are trimined with three rows '
of white linen tape on collar and cuffs; with
yoke front and slash pockets emblem on
right sleeve. Sizes for girls of 8 years to'
misses of 42 bust. Style pictured. m
Sport Coats for the
Miss of 8 to 16 Years .
Natty sport coats made of tweeds, polo
cloth and mannish mixtures. V. Styles : with
ragian and set-in sleeves finished with turn
back cuffs. Choice of tan, light blue, gray
and henna. The prices range from u. So
to 30.00.
Oa th Fart Floor
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THE' SATURDAY
CANDY SPECIAL
Delicious
Stuffed Mints
28c a Lb.
Delicious! Y u will
knew, you'll want tBm,
after you tasU thm and
yon arc likiy to want
nor thae on pound.
Th mints r packed ia'
attractive boxes.
Oa th Strwt Floor.
The Earrings in
New Designs
The modern woman agreeably
is following the dictates of Fashion
when she wears earrings.
Whether the earrings be in but
ton style, hoop style or the drop
style, they are equally in vogue.
Beautiful earrings in a collec
tion just received choice of such
shades as Jade, green, pearl,
coral, crystal, capri blue, red and
combination colors. The, prices'
range from 35c to 7.50.
Novelty Necklaces
Imitation' Jade, amethyst, tur
quoise and in white crystal and
black-and-white. From ft. 00 to
2.50; Cut steel bead necklaces
from 6 to. 7.
Oa th First Floor
THE SATURDAY
PASTRY SPECIAL
Luscious Pies
"Your Kind"
at 35c
A -treat to appear
Sunday tables apple pies,
bucUebefry pies, pumpkin
pies, lemon cream pies and
many other kinds of crisp,
fresh pies Special, Stur.
day, at 35c
Oa th Eighth Floor.
Scientifically Correct ""j
Girls' and Misses'
Elastic Girdles
These girdles are made of bro
cade, with elastic at the sides and
in the back closed back style.
They give the desired corseted ef
fect while allowing full comfort
Sizes 22 to 30. At 2.50.
New corset waists for girls and
misses are of brocade with elastic
at the waistline; free hip and
lightly boned. Sires 22 to 30.
At 3.
Oa th rosrlh Floor.
BalLBearing
Roller Skates for
Boys and Girls
$2.75
What will toU care for
bump and Jolt if they are
kerning on a pair of these
better grade skates?
Tbe wofl-knosm Union
Hardware ball bearing
skates, full of speed end
strength. .
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V Double Mesh
Hair Nets 10c
or $1 a dozen
Large cap shaped double mesh
hair nets in dark brown, light
brown, . medium brown, black,
blond and auburn. These nets are
guaranteed perfect
O tee First Floor. .
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