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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 132. HID OIIEGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, IlETJON. r t lb' INDEPENDENTS TO ENTER RACE FOR CONGRESS BENCH An "Independent XoroJna.tingr Con vention." bo Robert O. Duncan .an nounces, is to be held Wednesday night At 8 o'clock in Central Library hail . for the purpose of putting 'inde pendent candidates in the- field to etrive for congress from the Third dis trict, and to oppose Circuit Judges Robert Tucker and Walter Evana at the November election, Puncan says that, a large force composed of labor leaders, 'church people, Defhocrats, Re publicans and Progressives, is back of the movement. ' ' . The Rev. "William T. McEIveen. pas tor ! of '. the First Congregational church, is to- be the nominee for con gress, and has consented to make the race, so it is understood. , It is also reported that Loring K. Adams and H. M. Ester rr i have been considered as poeaible nominees for circuit judge.. Duncan also announced Jthat, the re-. call of Circuit Judge Evans will- also ' be taken . up for discussion. Dr. McEIveen admits that he has been interviewed and solicited in con nection, with his becoming a candidate for congress from the third district, bue he denies that he has consented to make the race In case of his nomina tion tomorrow night. "People have come to see me," he says, "and have written me letters and I have received petitions urging, me to run. ' But the matter . has been so in definite I have made no statement as to whit I might do." . "If you' were nominated tomorrow night," Dr. McEIveen was asked, "then what would you do?" "Well," he answered. "I would find out who it was who nominated me, who they represented, and what plat form I would be expected to run on, and then make up my -mind about it. That would be about right, wouldn't itr Boy of 16, Wanted As . Safe Cracker, i Dies Helping Pal (By United Krwi) Chicago? Sept. 5. William Heelon 1, alleg" bojrsafe cracker, stayed to rescue his pal, Edward Tierney, Irom the police. It cost him his life. The two bojs were surprised while sttempting to loot a conrectioner s sate here Monday morning. As they dashed through the rear door of the store, the police caught Tierney. Heelon flew at them with the hatchet that he and Tierney had used to knock- off the safe combination, the police charge, and Tierney wriggled free. The two boys streaked .down the alley. . Police Sergeant Morgan fired twice. Heelon stumbled, hit in the side, and was about to pitch to the ground when Tierney caught him by the arm. and together they escaped their pursuers. Heelon was .bleeding internally, and when he and Tierney reached the Hee lon home he was unconscious. His " father rushed his son to a hospital, where he died an hour later, before the police had picked up his trail. Germans Make Big Prof its' Buying Up American Dollars MMSW 1 Berlin. Sept. S. The "best fcuy" in Germany today i the American dollar. i Americans who in the immediate pbst war days sunk their savings" In de preciated German marks with a specu lative hope of recovery, have a counter part in Germany where speculation is going on in the American dollar. Germans bought dollars at prices con sidered high at the time of purchase but' today with .the mark far below what it formerly was these dollars can "be sold at prices which bring an enor mous percentage of profit in marks. REPUBLICANS TO MEET -Eugene,' Sept. 6. A meeting . of the Eane county Republican central, com mittee Saturday morning an a Repub lican rally in. the-evening have .been HAZELWOOD PUMPKIN PIES Rich, flaky crust with a deep, creamy fresh pumpkin filling, U delicately spiced. .Large Size 40c Individuals 10c Each Hazelwood Dairy. Store 'x . 126 Teath St. Broadway Hazelwood Pastry Dept. 127 Broadway-; called by Colonel . G. D. ; Mercer, state committeeman. ; Benator Eddy of Roseburg- wilt address the rally. State Chairman Walter Li STooxe Jr. wilfJ speak at both meetings. ; , ; r, ' ' ' ! - 1 President Jewell, From Hiding Place, .Gives Strikers Word Chicago. Sept. 5 TJ P.) Bert M. Jewel), president of the striking rail way shopmen, today seat a message to his followers from his hiding" place, Jewell urged his mert to stand firm, declaring they were f abors hope in the great industrial war which has raged, since the World War ended." - The message was printed! In the shopmen's weekly bulletin issued te day. ' I . I 'We don't -appear tot be able to get justice, food, clothing r shelter from the railroads, the president, congress or the railroad labor Iboard,; Jewell stated. "We must, therefore, rely on ourselves and ourselves only." -.Referring 'directly tip the ! railroad exevutives. the message saM J "Despite your threat, your cunning and your scheming. you are licked and you and all of your associates know it." i S The message declare that decisions of the railroad labor board are "prom ises written in sand." Jewell's hiding place, to which he fled shortly after the federal injunc tion was Issued, was sUill unknown to ieaerai aumonues loaay. TWOHCTCTEJtS j FILED George B. Wesson Of Gold i Beach was fined 1X50 for having the: carcass of a female deer in his 'possession and John Broughton of Heppner was fined $25 for hunting without a license, ac cording to reports filed at the head quarters of the state game commission today. J ! f . n 1 --fit ft r-r r i i-i t : TRADING STAIMPS GIVEN ON L i (' I . 4 1 t - ,1- J" , -I i t-'l M ! 1, CEYliON (Black) .JAPAN Green) I I I S i Beslt Butter 95c I No delireriea except with other purchases made in the urocery : department. Ulenwood first: -Quality Creainerr Butter, put opxprjesslj for this store. Special 2 lbs. 95e CHARGE ACCOUNTS IP PAID IN FTJLL BY iOTBT OF EACH MONTH. GET yOtJR STAIMPS! 1 , i J ! !. r - 1 i l 1 1 'i 1 1 jl -hi riiKiv r un Olds. RiMm&B WHKhiL RELIABLE MERCHANDISE ft Pi f am P Merunnc i 5 i 1 i l i i - i ! 1 . .'I : SSfej1 J. ' Hair BoBljing 4' r TO 5?en.,aTT?1 J experts in thi work and Icfcow how to handhi th little; folk. Hearts Desire curl, curled bob. straight oaMtc. Barber Shop,tieax Beauty Parlors,2d Hoor. .3 A MENT Louncins 4,1 .!, Our Basement buyer has just returned from ' the inarket and has se cured thousands of dollars'-worth of merchandise for the new season jto sell at extraordinary low prices. Tomorrow we shall start the Fait selling cam paign with the biggest Sale' of i Women s Dressesnthe Basement Store has ever announpea, involving over pyu garznenis n xxie-iaiest jnoaeis ior street wear. And all are ' M l Sensational I: TWO BIG LOTS : ! " t : P - i i Li i I : I IN .' i' : r I - r - y - ' ' 1 ; ! ' ' , . .., 1 ' v j ! : '.: v : I ! I '; ' i. more f Illustrations oortrayj eisrht nonular styles! in! the sale, but many; equally as attractive will be found in the collection, i You owe it to yourself to see these frocks whether you intend to purchase or not, as the values' k - J-iii i. jt ! u. i a . s are. so exceptional ana me garments so atiracuve inac you are certain to be interested i 1 i M TWO BIG LOTS mm -, WiW. m mm m mm t m m mm m : m 'a At $15.95 Women's and misses' new Fall ' Dresses of Canton Crepe, 4 Satin Charmeuse, Crepe de Chine, PoiretiTwil and Tricotine. Many of these have the latest long skirts. Medium and long Sleeves. Effectively trimmed with. braids, beads, embroidery, etc. Black, navy, brown and Oft QfT many other desirable shades, i Sizes 16 up to 441 Basement tp lvuu! : ;- At $10.95 L This group takes in over 300 beautiful Dressed in a wide range of charm ing styles for women and misses.. Madeup m POiret Twill and Tricotine in navy and midnight blues. Beautiful embroidered effects and others :trim med with braids, buttons, etc.; All sizes from 16 p to ;42 in iQ(T the lot. Splendid quality materials.! On sale itr Basement t)XU0 See Display of Sale Dresses in the Windows Hi- :1M I ' " it . Ttz-&PA Ft ': i Mi m .V. ' . t - 1 ' a 1 ; V --MlslWr And Another Great Basement Feature for WEDNES DAY Short Lengths, Broken Lots, Etc., Remnants of Coating Heavy, grade all-wool Coating: in lengths suitable for women's and children's winter i coats and capes. Many attractive patterns. 64 in. wide. On sale at SPECIAL PRICES. Remnants of Silks : Thousands of yards in this ffreat one-day r i. !! auxs ior ureases, Dlouses,' skirts,! pet t tlcoatS lininrs. fancv work, etc Great v. , j riety colors, patterns, j SPECIAL PRICES. to Oo-Out ; at Sacrifice 11 : t 1 ' -.: I . i. I' L T- i ii " - : 1. Special mm tntrchases and remnants from our rear stocks; j Goocl.-desirable merchandise, such as you would be willin to pay regular price for. -ii By far the largest, assortment, we hare ever offered in a Sale of this kind and you will miss real bargains if youfailfto attend.; Shop early inth day ana set tirst cnoice. uasemect score, Remnants of Dress Goods t - ! -Taney Plaids and Checks,! Serge, Granite (Cloth, Poplins,! Tricotine, Pbiret fwiH and I other desirable materials for fall and winter Wearables. On sale at SPECIAL PRICES. - it i Table Cloths '$5.85 -i : C i ! I : ' " 1 .. ' i l T - ... f Department, Main Floor : i Mala Floor Co 1 ortd damask Table Clothain large size r69z99 inches. Choice of several attrac tive patterns. Regular Oc SSO values. Special OD.OD 'SI t -4 " 1 White-Satin English iBed Spreads in beautiful new pat' terns. Full size and regular $10 values. Limited number 2r7 CA only inthis Jot Special -SOc Imported Dress Ginghams1 Now 58c Siu juixed;vanton Crepes at 98c Mill ! Fl(WN'F!THtt ! millifri 4mi ported Scotch Ginghams in plaids; tripes and jacquard f- fZQA fects. Reg. 90c values; yd. OOC Crepe in beautiful brocade effects. Very i suitable for party QQ dresses! Special at a' yard OL ! '! I- kill; Special - CHOICE OW Cream et Celery Soup Oxtail 'Soup i Frle4 Salmon Trout Crab Louis Old-Faahioned Steak with Coanfrr Gravy lj 1 I ' ; '- -r - i ; ; - -1 r - Remnants 'of Domestics !M uslmt'Cambric Sheetinsl . - Table Pamaski Toweiing,. Outing Flannels, : Silkolines, Chailis.Cretonnea, etcJalso Cor r t tain Voiles, ScTimsi'Madras; etcJ SPECIAL: i Remnants of Suitings 1 Heavy Tweeds. 64-inch ! : wpol Checks, Tri'co tinea; Polret Twilli etc4in r good useful lengths fox women's suits and skirts. Best colors. SPECIAL ; PRICES, Remnants of Linings i U ! t 4 1 Silk-and-cotton Mixtures! in: plain and fig- selection of i colors. Lengths: suitable for almost any purpose. SPECIAL PRICES. . ill. HI -ti HomesptmsV, all ured effects. Splendid On sale in Basement at WEDNESDAY'S 1- I: ; -r : : i :' '' - OWK Bkd iBeans . . Boston .Brown btsm Assorted Cold .Meats! wlth; b Potato Salad V Tea Room 4th;;Floorj Coraiesj Cob CH0IOB QF Cake Sherbet I Fruit Tarts . Tea j Coffee MUh ,:.. ', 1 4 Notion Day kirt i Binding, sat i n faced, black only, .regular 15c , and H w 20c! kind. ! Priced; the yard Silk BelUng, in black and wite 4 and; 5-inch; regular 40c, OC" 45e and grades. 'Only Oi; Betting,4ln bt aekl an white; 3-inch; regular 30c value.1 Priced at the-yard Ric-Rae Braids, "Sizes 21 to 83, 6 yards to the bolt. Eeg- f fA ular 15c and 20c values at XVlC I -. : i 1 nix make. Priced special St Needles, odds priced special, aj Floor Spool Cotton Ixi On saftiCfrw tilt CUrVs O-N-T black and white. tomorrow special: a -dosen Wayne ; WSrdrobe Bags; fin open-top st 7 lr ! Sbi ci -1 r inches lone: S2 value at tUXeXi7 Cnrlinr Irons !of ctcelr lent 15c grade. ! on sale at, Hairpin Cabinets in Phoe- 10c and ends; package 5c Notion. DepartmentMain JFlbor; j- - - 1 ais'aaBmlBpaviil.BlSi. SvlWss, '. Hsll! ISSi ll HIMI 11 IIS v -"I-I !'1 . t f f 1 j1! til !:!!!-' i f- -:t-;- -.1 .k - M j : M M
