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I MONDAY, MARCH 13. 1922. I! CHICAGO UNIONS RULED BY THUGS JUDGETELLS JURY with a three-foot key. decorated wft& violets embedded In mow. White ah was received by a commute of student from the University of Oregon. a motion picture was taken of the sees and the I Oregon State band played. In the aft ernoon mum ijcmly took a moving pic ture or a, playlet enacted by local chil- dren. and in the evening aootber pic- ture waa take under Iver direction of Bng-ene people oa the etaae. in view of the audience. , ' r j . u ,..,,i , .. . .nr THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,: IPORTLAND.. OREGON. (Br tWtad Cnicaxo, March 11 The special grand Jury that will Investlcats the reign of "labor despots' here will go to work Monday with the most rcmarkalbe set of Instructions ever Issued by a court In Chicago. Chief Justice Klrkham Scanlon of the criminal court, reviewing the "mlscar- rtara of IiuHm" In h trial lahnr loaders hero, told the Jury that many 1 fr th nchool and only 44 against The! trig unions In Chicago are ruled by Commercial club and American LeglonJ Dayton Votes New $120,000 School; Majority Is Large Dayton. Wash, March 1J. The cam paign for building- a new high school in Dayton this year came a successful conclusion Saturday, when 1237 voted "thus, gunmen and ex-convicts" and he warned the Jurors that they would re ceive death threats for themselves and families. "Just be warned In time and do not High School alumnae. Associated Stu-j dents and other organizations eolidy backed . the movement. Automobiles bearing "Vote Yes" banners carried ial-i 2haJ!Z? eVureVotinrpTpuIaUon S - noiii i . The Hew school will cost (120,000, 170, very brave when they have anto- I I. ,:,.,,:: 1 000 of which will be raised by the bond T.iZ. 7w ' L 'tr I lue voted Saturday and SSO.000 from i2 .1.1,- Tl.w.' " ' '" the Pletrsyckl fund willed to district rrViiii iromrwn P0' 2 by ! M- Pletrsyckl. a pioneer BETSKAL ACQUITTED , jShyslclan. It also was voted. 1199 to 14, The grand Jury Investigation follows to float $7000 in bonds to , clear the the acquittal of several labor leaders amount of Indebtedness on the old build chanted wit various crimes, including-1 murder and extortion ot money -from boildera. 4 Thomas Walsh, union business stent, was acquitted for the murder of Adolpb Ueorr. cafe owner. Dayton was the scene of an enthusl aatlc demonstration when the result of the election was learned. William Quesse, president of the JanU TT"nif Ot RfatpQ fft rs' union wm scqultted of extortion. UilltCU ij LdLCb Observe May 12 As Hospital Day A I tors' Rimon O'Donnell.v former president of the bulldlna trades council, was also acquitted of conspiracy to extort money from builders. Manv ot the Important unions of Chic so are dominated by convicts and i:rj 7Z. , ' Washington . March 1. P 1 o r e n c e -rrit Madie 'tuat elected resident of Nightengale's anniversary. May 12, will tha huiidtna- trades council. I sentenced he observed throughout the United . t Tr.lL. a. faw vaara ua for consDlracv I States as National Hospital day. to extort money from citizens. He has On that day the public will be invited but shortly become a member of this to visit hospitals In their vicinity and community again, familiarise themselves with modern "hos "Tim Murphy, agent of his big union, pital methods, alms and atmosphere. Is under sentence for robbery of the I This date Is selected because Florence United States mail and Is a dominant I Nightengale was the founder of modern factor today among the men of violence nursing. that art terrorising Chicago. The observance of National Hospital -William Curran. former president of day was started last year by the United the building trades council, was sent to I SUltes public health service. At that . Jollet by me for the same Offense as ,im Bura-eon Oeneral Cnmmlnars nolnted Mader and ha Is again a dominant factor I to tte existing scarcity of hospitals and In the affairs of his union. the difficulty in finding buildings cap-: -anas oyie, powenui m uw .lecin. aMe of beln converted into hospitals. union, is a convict. . I Slnce ne ,tated, much progress has OriLT IS ALLEGED been made In solving the hospital ques- "Wllltara Queese, the powerful presi-1 ti0n. dent of the Janitor's union, was recenuy allowed his freedom In the face ot a X allowed nia rreeoom in me iace ot a -pil n ' i mountain of evidence proving guilt HI OTIS i OnMIlff t0 This same Quesse was Indicted for mur- X "0 X Ul VU Establish Academy For Labor Leaders der in July. 1S14. ."Simon CDonnell. former president of the building trades council. In spite of the testimony of SO or more witnesses. who demonstrated beyond the shadow of a doubt that O'Donnell and his co-defendants were guilty, was acquitted without one word of evidence In favor of the major defendants. These thurs have become drunk with power and they imagine they control the masses of this great y Community. - "Now It is for you men to Inquire Into the reasons thst brought about such monstrous miscarriage of Justice. Whether these things were brought about by a conspiracy lo bribe- the Jurors Z i ii Cincinnati. Ohio, March 13. First step toward establishing' a national 1 school here to train labor representa- tire to become leaders, capable ot meet ing employers representatives on an equal intellectual basis, Is nearlng com pletion. Rev. J'eter Edits, director of the pro-l posed -school and a national figure In labor circles, announced he had ar-1 ranged for purchase of the site on which or a consplrscy to terrorise the Jurors .,rr , . X. '.I the members of the conspiracy are guilty -the institution is to be erected, of the criminal laws of this state." Th American Federation of I judge Scanlon also charged "that legal mtnda" ere protecting the "conspirators" and he asked the Jury to "dig deep into this phase." Eugene Welcomes Hollywood Star - I Eugene. Mar. IS. When Louise Lovely, Hollywood cinema star, stepped off the Southern Pacific train here at noon Saturday she was greeted by E. B. Parks, acting mayor, who presented the visitor Labor, he I said, is sponsoring the deal. Similar 1 schools may be erected In other parts of the country if this one proves a suc cess, he explained. The school - will be known as thel American Academy of Christian Democ racy. POME ROT COTJPIE MARRIED Pomeroy, Wash., March 13. Miss Faith Baden and Justin Fitzgerald were married Friday at the Methodist parson age by we Rev. F. M. Morton. The, bride is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Dick F. Baden, and the bridegroom is Dick F. Baden, and Fltxgerald Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald. Watch Your Colon When neglected it is a source of many distressing ailments, among them auto-intoxication, which leads to harden ing of the arteries. Keep the colon clean, healthy and active by eating s Mm meat 11 the most thoroughly cooked of all 'whole wheat cereal foods and the . best food for stimulating peristalsis (bowel exercise) in a natural way. It is all food the most real food for tne least money ready-cooked and ready-to-eat. Two Biscuits with milk or cream , make a complete, nourishing meaL . Delicious with peaches, berries, rai- sins, . prunes, sliced bananas sad tfhatrttitv V ' Pacific! Coast Shredded Wheat COUaad.CaL I If1 tSTS PATRICK'S DAY NOVELTIES AND FAVORS FIRST FLOOR Spring Fashion Books 25c The new McCall and the new Pk- torial Review fashion jbook (or spring are at Lipman, WoIfes--opieg of eitKer of these magazines at 25c On the First Floet. 4 1 - 'Merohandiso of c; Merit Only ,1 'rA Notion i Sale The Wanted Notions, the Standard Notidiis, at Savings That Are of Real Concern : CknrWtOi. N.T, " cotton black . w f and white 12 TZC spool for 5Sc H umj? Hairpins rizt 1 and 3; assorted . at 1 8c; plain at 4c.pkg. 4o "Sieware'Safeiy pins sixes 00,0,- y I and 2. : Special frjQ card for 6c V a w 'Kohinoor snaps black and white, -SOc lor a. dozen qQ card, or 8c card - Macel Iroas--sturdily made, in this . sale special at 8c Metal Cnrlers -the Slide Eajy make; 2 on card at 6c- card. --Metal Curlers the SBde. Easy make; 5 on- a card 14c card. . Collar Ban4s special 3c each. tksMTM Edging in white and assorted .colors; at 4c a bolt. Elastic la Hack and white and in , H and Vx inch widths; specially-priced at 5c yard. Scw-s Cartan in pink and white; special at 9c pair. Kotloa Bectloa ea Ue Flnt 1 Croclset Hweke the D. M C make; specially priced 3c each. Ric Rae " la white only and specialey ' priced at 9c a bolt. Hairpiaa cabinet of wire hairpins specially priced at 5c Basisd Belthig tn white only; sizes 3 and 24; at 6c a yard. Floor Llpsiaa, Wetfe Ce. Darning Cottea "DxterS ; mercerized darninj cotton in . . white, black and brown; at 4c Hsirpuia celluloid hairpins 5 In box; special at 8c a box.- la Wee. pink and white; special -at only 8c. Actual Reproduction Another Lot of Those Pongee Silk Bloomers Social at $2.95 --Splendidl.yf taflored bl oomerso f excel 1 ent quality pongee an ff- $2.95 the price. -'That's the choicest bit of news feom the Fourth Floor about Tuesday's selling an ot means much to women because the ' bloomezs ar e i so strikingly, and so agreeably extra ordinarjs, mlsl yle as in value. They .are bloomers that are extra full and have double el; stir4 at knee and elastic at waist Besides, they're ra nfcaced. i New Imported Ginghams 48c Yd. Lowest Price We Know of on Ginghams Fmelas These These are English ginghams genuine Manchester ginghams. That tells what the values amount to that tells much about the excellence of the patterns, too.- They're ginghams in popular checks and in a broad variety of colors and it is important to observe tljtat they are 3 1 inches wide. 48c a yard for ginghams of this character is indeed a remarkable price. 32-Inch Scotch Ginghams 85c Yd, Checks and broken plaids in the newest colors are featured in this showing of genuine Scotch ging hams that have just been received from abroad. They're extra fine quality and specially priced. Fan Lies sf David a John Aaiersoa Ss-Inea Scotch Ginghams, f LIS Tard Second Fleer. 32-Inch Standard Ginghams 30c Yd. Splendid quality ginghams in a large variety of popular patterns checksa, plaids, stripes and also the solid colon. Ginghams that one need not feel to test the quality one sees the quality at a glance. To Atfaficji the Bloomers We've New Pofagee Camisoles and Envelopes The pJee camisoles $1 .65 dainty hemstitched camisoles : finished with self strap over the shoulders. -j The pc ligeerenvelope chemises $3.50 these with tucked an hemstitched yokes and with self straps. Sizes 38 lh 44 On it the Fosrth Floor Llsnaa, Wolfe Ce. 4 A I Bright Collection of New Slip- miSweaters S3, The JVeW Spring Shades Featured ' :0 -They're more than fashionable they're uncom- monly ser niceable these new slip-on sweaters in ? the V-nec k style.. Just the thing for extra protec- ; ' tion when ,dhe spring wrap, perhaps, seems just a bit light j , 1 -7-These ai ft 2 the light weight worsted sv4aters and J their colors n make them still more desiraBle. I! Orchi'd Buff Jade Tomato j Navy Blue and Black Sweater Se)s'n on the Third Floor Lipmas, Wotfe i Co. Wash Day Needs in a Tuesday Adding to the Pleasanter Advantages One Meets With at Lipman, Wolfe's -4-"No Rubbing" Laundry Help soap chips "gets" the dirt in the clothes; at. . . -i-"Pearline" a very effici ent washing compound; spe- 18c dally priced 'Ivors 13c ory" boap fiaKes na tionally celebrated; three packages for 25c -i, j - . . Triple Strength Household Ammonia in "Wash Day" Sale at 16c 'C. C. C" Blueing the 16-ounce size bottle; special ly priced at 14c -"Royal" Clothes Wringers, the number 590 E style special at ...$7.49 "Lisk" Galvanized Wash Tubs in the No. 2 size; spe cial at $1.89 Wash Baskets the 30 inch size at 1.49 and the 2 5 -inch size for . 99c W ash Boards strongly made to withstand hard use; specially priced 69c Aluminum Water Pails in the 10-quart sizes the spe cial sale price ' $2.69 Wire clotheslines in the So -foot length; specially ' priced at 36c. R ope clotheslines So foot length and in the heavy weight; special 36c Steinfield" sad iron sets in the No.. 12 size; specially priced $2.25 Ironing Boards in'the fold- ing style; the 47-inch size specially priced -..$2.50 YosU' Waterpower Wash ing Machines now here at a 'new'tewprlce . . ." . .".TV. . . .$27 "Crown' Clothes Dryers, very sturdily made. Spe cUl t $1.75 "Valley" Clothes Dryers . of excellent quality. . Special !" at .....i "....$1.75 Galvanized Wash -Boilers. .$235 HOatehold Utilities Section on the Sixth Floor Llpsiaa, Wolfe 4 Ce. Sale - 1 1. EVERYTHING FOR CASH EVERYTHING FOR LESS- T. uesday Cotton Goods Day Hcuxvy i Tickitig Here's a b m gain in extra heavy ticking. TTxs -weave is firm and ""wjl close. It's pT ced at about mill cost at 29c ya d. U Larje Bedspreads Perfect! qtl aiiry bedspreads in ' 72x64 inch si te. They're made J f 79 with, plain! bed is. For Tuesday v.- I ss .1 , 7 i.it tney nave owns remarxaDiy priced Fhilow Cases ' -Made wit bj out dressing, in the '42x36 inch s d -.e. First quality and . in good wei g'tL -These are - re- 0 markable valusks at 25c : Lidian Head Indian bea k' af guaranteed qual--: ity with 'name1- damped in selvage.. ..' O - It's in the! 361 inch width ! n ZZC t . M .'I; 1 . BiaasasBr special ai mcj a yara. - j PUun Toweling 16 inch toW eling in the half bleached finislut Excellent qual ity and very abet orbent. Specially priced 8c yarcL , of DOMESTICS I ' ' i' '-':-'". New merchandise priced for Tuesday j at average wholesale cost ISc Soft Longcloth This, price is less than wholesale for longcloth of ' mis quality. ; Evenly woven- and fnushed - Special at 15c 5 yard. T. . r : , ' ' ' " - ': y Pajama Checks An ideal fabric for summer weight underwear. It's 36 inches wide and - is specially priced for Tuesday at 1 5c yard.- ' v f.: Hope. Muslin A Foil 36-inch width in this hope mus ' lis of first quality. This price is 'way , below; regqlar marking. 15c yard. - ? Huck Toweling TTiis in the 18-inch width. Good quality toweling of firm, ven weave. -And it's very specially priced at 15c a yard. , ; -, ; Damask Napkins . -18x1 8-inch napkins in a variety of pleasing patterns. - . They're damask napkins which emphasizes the fact that 15c is very speciaL " , . y ; Bath Towels; ? - Very absorbent bath towels in 18x ,36-inch size. , Of good weight and . quality and very. specially priced. '-, : ;s tor ' a ChiIdren25cPr. Fine or heavy ribbed stock ings for the growing boys and girls. Sizes 5 to 11. For the boys, in black only; for the girls, black, white and cordovan. . - Windsor Crepe Bloomers 79c Women's full cut bloomers of Windsor crepe in flesh tint. The cuffs are stitched in blue. . - la the Eeeaeatr BasesienU Union Suits ' Special 59c Women's summer-weight cotton union suits with bodice and regular tops, .tight and shell knee. Finished in lace. . Sizes are 36 to 44 in pink and white. - " .V " . - : i ' " r. Cotton Vests Special 23c " These are spring weight vests with bodice and regular . tops. v The sizes are 36 to 44. ' Very speciaL ' la ta Eeeaesir Basesieat. CARPET SAMPLES A Tuesday Bargains" -Just recdved--a large assortment of Ample Axrainster Brussels and. Velyet carpets in 1 8x27' to 27x27-inch sizes. Many patterns- many col-. ors --and each sample firauybouncl. . Just the thing to cover the bare spaces on the floors that need small rugs. - The various sizes are priced at 49ci 59c 69c 79c and 95c No.C O. D.'i or telephone orders .'. v: ; n la the Zeoaeatr Baseaitat, , , r THIS STORE USESViO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN 9 I- c c I 5