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THURSDAY. JULY ( 1:22.
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SLAIN. JAN HOT
GEORGE
DARLING
-v Tb theory tht the' man found mur
' dered in the Columbia river nsar The
ePne Frfdsy mTt mig;tit, have been
'Gooreo Dsitlng, ' t7- 3raad Rapids,
Mich., was exploded Wsdnasday nighl
by a telegram received by The Journal
from . Darling's: sister, Mr' El La. John
Son',. valso - of ;: Grand- Kapids, .which
stated be waa alive and" in' rood hesith.
. Tbe message n read as., olio we:
"George Darling-now In Grand
Rapids; return Ijsr from Denver in
-perfectly good- health. 5 He is postpon
ing hi trip to Portland."
.The belief that the murdered man
might have 'been' Iarlinp originated
with Mrs. Marie THarp, a sister, 42d
and Simpson streetsr who believed that
her brother was en his way to Port
land from Grand Rapids, ravelins; by
automobile. .'.She bad not heard from
hint' since he left .Grand Rapids and
consequently feared that tbe unidenti
fied man mlfcht have-, been he. Had
E'lrrling con tinned toward -Portland
from JDenver. her probably would- have
arrived at The Palles about the time
the body was found.
' The murdered man Is said to have
borne a close resemblance tc Darling.
SISTEfc MART JULIA
Funeral services were' held, at the
Church of tbe Assumption. St. Johns,
for Sister Mary Julia of the Order of
St. : Francis, who died at SL Vincents
hospital June 2. after an extended
illness. - Sister Julia, had been sister
superior - at McMinnville for , three
yaar. AtJ the services v Wednesday
Archbishop Christie said mass. " He
was assisted by six priests. Sixteen
sisters attended. Interment was-', in
Mount Calvary. t . . . ,
Seaplane Mechanic
: Drowns in Trying
To Protect Ship
Aberdeen. Wash., July 6. Arthur
Sherman. 20, mechanic j. of seaplane
M-17T. here' for the Splash; was
drowned in the Chehalis "river Wednes
day when he attempted, to dear the
machine off a log raft.
The plane was ' beina; damaged by
waves made by a passing- steamer and
In trying to. clear from the raft he
slipped and went under. - . .
He was in the employ of the Boeing"
Aircraft company of Seattle. '.. ' :
Pool Hall Eaiaed,
Moon'shine Taken
' Roseburgv July V Earl Roe and
John ; ITairchild, . proprietors of ' the
Rainbow ' poothalt at Rsedsport, fwrere
arrested Tuesday , during the ' Fourth
of July celebration : there by ' Deputy
Sheriffs Hopkins., and Sharabrook.
Twelve bottles: ; of moonshine' : were
found cached underneath thsr stairs.
Tbe men are under 1506 bonds to ap
pear before the Justice of the peace
here July 12. .Two other 'Reedsport
residents were.' arrested severat days
ago; having been found with a &aal
lon keg of moonshine. ; - s
COMiSSl'l WILL
INSPECT HIGHWAYS
A tour of the Wsh ways of the state
will be bexun today by thA state high
way commission for the purpAe of In
specting the work of construction, and
deciding on contemplated improvements
on the ground in conference wth" coun
ty authorities. The trip will be in the
nature of a eenttntioua and perambu
lating session of. the commission.. Gov
ernor Olpotuwifl accompany the com
mission a part ir not all the way.
The first objective point iarttie meet
ing of the "Roosvlt Highway associa
tion at Crescent Clt CaL, with a CaJ
itoria highway association-for the pur
pose of promoting -the construction of
the highway along the oaet.
The meeting iis to be held July 10.
From Crescent City the higHway-cbm
mission wll) return to tha Pacific high'
way over, the i Crescent City -Grants
Pass road.' v .
Rosebcrg will' be the end of the first
day's travel and llarshfield will be
reached Friday. . 7ron - Marshfield
south through Curry county the com.
mission will be accompanied by off i
cers of the Roosevelt Highway associa
tion and a delegation of Coos county
citizens.,
ECGEKE MAKRIAGE LICENSES "
Eugene, July (.-Marriage licenses
have "been Issued here to Lawrence
Dewey Gosslen , and Ruby Eliza
beth Herbert, 22, Springfield, Or., and
William Ralston Lmdley, legal, Port
land, and Paulina Anderson legal, Eu
Woman to Fight.
i Psychologist, on
i. -Public .Platform
More fur flew - Wednesday- In the
controversy; between .Mrs. 'Patricia
Reid and. Ir. Orlando Edgar Miller.
Mrs. Reld told The Journal, that aba
Intend to tear the veil from- Dr. Mil
lei's applied ' psychology methods at a
series of meetings she will hold in the
Peoples theatre-Friday. Saturday and
Sunday evenings at a o'clock, and. Sun
day, afternoon at S o clock.
. The lectures, according to Mrs. Raid,
will be an expose of Th - Workings
and Teachings t Applied Psychology
in; tne Jianas oy jr,er.' j -
Dr. Miller, it will be remembered.
came heSfe from Seattle, and was
fused the use of The Auditorium by
Mayor Baker for bis lectures on ap
plied psychology. - Mrs. Reld. formerly
associated wlia him, followed him
from Seattle and the two have been In
a hot .fight ever since. , - "
; Mrs. Reid said she would give
portunity to Miller to - reply to
charges in her lectures. ,
op-her
Driver dR)ii-Hire
'Car Is Accused of
Fooling Visitors
Operators of for-hlre cars who make
a ' specialty of taking tourists out over
the Columbia highway must watch
their steps or revocation of licenses
is Imminent. This was the ultimatum
issued by Mayor Baker at the session
of the city cooneil Wednesday after
noon, when numerous car drivers and pass
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operator -were present to hear the
charges mad by Motor Inspector Ray
mond out Against FV Uiiion- ; axter
the evidence was 'ail In. Ullieoa was
given the benefit Of the doubt, but -It
was then that Mayor Baker warned the
car operators generally that improper
treatment of -visitors - -would . cause
speedy revocation of licenses.
It waa charged, that UUison kept
two : women seated in .his car -until
nearby : every other car had departed
on the highway trip, and then turned
them out, saying he couldn't get a xuu
toad and. therefor wouldn't make the
trip; and that he bad hauled visitors
only as far aa Crown Point and -then
told them they had seen aU the nigb
way. He denied both allegations.
5 Aliens Are on -X
Way to New York;
To Be Deported
cause of the likelihood of her becoming
a public charges and because, she en
tered with an inadmissible-person. The
Bulut family will go to JusoSlavia.
.V ANDREW FISH . f
Eugene, July C Mr. Andrew Fish,
wtf of the former pastor of the Uni
tarian . church here, was buried - In
Worcester, Mass., June JO., Rev. Mr.
Fish, who has given up the ministry.
wag oa ' leave o absenc from the
University r Oregon to study at Clark
university. - . . ' .'
STKEIT JLAEOREi I3T ACCI0E5T
x Joseph Formosa; a S3 year old labor
er No. 1117 Flavel avenue.- suffered
several bruises about the head Wednes
day afternoon when tie was knocked
down by an automobile at Broadway
and Burnside street.1 Korr""!
workmgrin th street Tor th"Y-. c ,. '
P company when tsi roach tne driven
by Karl Scott, fvo. S6 Colonial avenue.
struck hlav
- locust hav become a national men
ace In Argentina, ; and -that country's
cabinet has authorised the expenditure
of MiO.vOO to combat them ad other
insect pests. $.., i
deportation party of five aliens
Portland Wednesday night for
A
left
New York via. San Francisco for-return
to their native eountrijs. Michael
HesIIn will go to Ireland, because he
slipped over the border from Canada
at Saatport, Idaho,- after having been
rejected because i of being a contract
laborer. Immigration authorities dis
covered later- that he had surreptitious.
ly slipped in and bad gone to the em
ployment previously destined. Since
Canadian laws will not permit his re
turning there, he must go to Ireland.'
Jacob Daster. Insane, will return to
Switzerland. Th Bulut family com
plete the party. Steve Bulut, insane,
who recently - tried to commit suicide,
his brother Nedjtelco, and hi mother,
Anita. INedjelco smuggled r? into ; the
country from Philadelphia without
t, and, the mother must go be-
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THE BEN BrtENNER STOCK AT 144 THIRD STREET
Every solitary article in
the B. Brenner Store
consisting of standard
makes and nationally ad
vertised brands of Cloth
ing and FurnisEings
is included in this
AS RAPIDLY AS IT POSSIBLY CAN BE DONE!
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The prices quoted below are
simply gentle reminders of
the way things are being sold
of f here. Each and every one
of them are 'way below pres
ent retail value. Better get in
on them before the stock is
shot to pieces.
ARROW BRAND
Dress Shirts
Ami other makes
$2.00 Qualities
ATHLETIC
Union Suits
Also Shirts and Drawers
Regular $1.00 quality beins;
Sold off for, soil
75c and $IJ)0 jraie of
Celebrated 1 brand
Men's Hose
at 49c
including Art Silk
Manhattan Pore Fiber
Silk-plated, Lnxite, etc
Sine wa i are closing , oat
everything we mak no
exception on
Our Sale Price X :
1C
for, anjr style.
Quantity limited to 'i dox.
to each customer.
SUMMER WEIGHT
Union
Suits
. Also BfV. D.'s
Shirts and Drawers
89c Suit
The best you can do on
these ordinarily is $1.00
'35c GRADE
Lisle Sox
Until our supply is exhausted
19c
Our complete stock of up-to-date high
grade men's and young men's
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consisting; of the best makes from! eastern manu
facturers are jjoing at WHOLESALE and LESS.
$25 value Suits of
all kinds on sale
here at
$27.50 grades are
dropped to
$35 qualities ' an
beins; - run out at !
this sale for
during this . i,.
Quitting Sale
Elesfant $40.00 and $50.00 Suits, good enough for
most aAyone. are rwino cirl ff k ... st M
THE FAMOUS
PRESIDENT
Susp
etiders
and other makes as long as
we have any
Al QUALITY OF
Jiaki Pants
The $20 quality arc going'
,,r.$H .29
75c AND $1,00
CHENEY CRAVATS
Crocheted Ties
AND SILK
FOUR-IN-HANDS
4c
PURE WOOL
Bathing Suits
$5.90 and $6.00 quality are
:; being sold out for
$.?5
REGULAR $3.00 AND $$io
Dress Shirts
I ' ' ' ,'
in Silk Stripe and Madras
as long as we have any left.
$.95
We Could Go
On Till
Doomsday
enumerating bont the'
many bargains that you
ran pick: np bene at .this
sale, but; what's th use.
See them for yourself and
youH be satisfied. , '
Any Hat
In the house up 1 to
sale at.. tDxOeJ.
$5.00 and S6.C0 uradci
sold at. . S3.45
ELEGANT QUALITY
Silk Shirts
? Swell. Patterns
: being run out for
5 :
MEN'S 15c
Handkerchief
Tht Famou Seal Fae :
Kerchief . v -hran4
ra going for
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144 Third St Bat. Momsbn arid Alder
QUITTING BUSINESS FOR; ICEEPS
We are selling off splendid
... Quality - : ;
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Thero are seme great ; bar-
' gtins amongst them.
Had Tour
Iron Today?
Toast: ft-
Delicious Raisin Bread
"p0 this some morning and surprise the f am-,
ily:. Serve hot raisin toast at breakfast.
v made from full-fhjitedv luscious raisin bread. ;
. " Let your husband try it with hit coffee. Hear
what he says. , ,
Your grocer or bake shop can supply the
properread No need to bake at home, s
Made with big plump, tender, seeded Sun- '
' Maid Raisins,, and if you get the right kind
there's a generous supply, of these delicious
fruit-meats in it-
Insist on this full-fru ited bread, arid you'll.
' have lusrioujSL toast?; i; . : . , ' J
" Rich" in energizing nutriment and iron
great food for business men. -
' Make most attractive bread pudding with
left-over slices. There', real -economy in
bread like this. ' : V -' 1
Try tomorrow morning., . fA.real surprise.
'Telephone your dealer to send a loaf today. 1 .
SUN-MAID
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Seeded RMSSNS
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Make delicious bread, pies,- puddings, cakes,
etc. Ask your grocer or thernu,- Send for free
book of tested recipes. " -, ' ',"-
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Sun-Maid Rabin Growers
. Dept. N-409-10, Fresno, Calif. " :
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Experienced Machinists, Machinist Helpers, Boilermakers,
Boilermaker Helpers, Blacksmiths, Pipefitters, Electricians,
Freight Car Repairers, Car Inspectors and Airbrake Repairers,
to take the place of men who have declared ;
Decision of the
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Apply to A. C. MOORE, 513 Oregon Bldg Portland, Oregon
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