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!- Mil i . ! , i . SEIZUREBF COAL CARRYING ROADS LOOMS IN OFFING , By Dst14 lawrsBrs (fViwnulit. by The JournJ) Washington. Stpt. 1. The fiederal government is i;i possession of positive Information that the condition of equipment on the railroads of the country is much worse than the pubHc: imagines and at the proper time will "i brine forth the evidence as a basis of aetiom. TJfie Injunction process begun by At ,t torney General ITausherty against the , strike leaders is in its infancy. He in J. tend to proceed in duo time against - the railroads who may be violating the i transportation act or the regulations of the interstate commerce eommls ' slon wit!h respect to equipment All for the temporary injunction al-' v ready obtained by. the attorney gen eral "it lis significant that strong op- ' ' position is coming from an entirely un I expected quarter namely, certain rail "executives known as "irreconcilabies." IOME OAD OBJECT They and others viho sympathise .'.with them are .criticizing the injunc tion on the ground it abridges free speech but their real feeling is that ".-'the government has intervened at the . wrong tiime and has brought about a aituatioft which will permit the strik ers to bow la the federal government ' instead of to the railway executives. It is truie that there are defect in the ." temporary injunction and no one will be more) eager' to see them corrected - by the court next MoniJay than thpat ;? torney general, but the interesting 'phase ofthe matter is the vigorous criticism which has been made in k quarteraf where tbe desire of railway "xecutives that labor leaders have free speech ia about an enthusiastic as their ffondness for the unions themselves. V What certain rail executives fear .-and their viewpoint has by no means been concealed is that the unions will 'capitulate to the government. KFI, STRUCK BEATKX V They feel they have the strike beaten and if the . truth be known many of ficials in the government believe it. too. But as one member of the cab inet expressed it. Ihe government is ""not interested in whether the effect '""of 'its' action is to crush unions or help j Unions, btut to get transportation. The attorney general acted because ' he and ffte presideit came to the con clusion tfeat sabotage on the railroads . had to cpase and that the injunction process would atop It. The reports re ceived sirtce the injunction was Issued 1 namely) a quieting down of the pitu Stion generally are pointed to as jus tification of the step taken. The gov 'etnment wants coal moved it. could not permit interference. It will now ' Insist on performance! by the railroads. iThe injunctions ars expected to pre sent striking shopmen, from preventing willing workers from repairing rail ?road equipment. .&SFJZCRE OF KOADS iHkt w-ith the protection of the courts, : ;:wdrkers carmot be secured and equip- -ment continues bad. the next step will be restraHning orders against the rail- waya and If they find they canrvot op- j?eraie traans necauto i wm 6u," merit's Injunction against the use of 'defective equipment, seizure, of the coal-carrying roads is contemplated. i ,v "That's the situation as rumors 01 V peace talk fill the air. Traced to their nnint of oriein. It Is found that nil- "iinerous adjustments between individ ual' roads and striking snopmen are - being negotiated. Whether these ad- Justmentsi will be sufficient to give the country adequate transportation "for Us fuel nobody in the government - knows but the Inclination is to believe that the idie hards" in the railway ex ecutlve group will not permit a settle- ; ment until they bare forced, their vic '.' ' "tory clear to the hilt. Relatives Search XU1 mill TfUlJVl y- Missing 5 Days Tlie police were requested late Wed nesday toi aid in the search for Clar ence Barry. 45, who Has been missing ' 'since last Friday.' Two months ago Barry was injured --''at-the Inman-Foulsen mills and sent to t tti brumital with s. badly fractured " arm. and hand.' Since he was released ' from the hospital he has been acting "eiueerly asccording to Miss Edith Dus- ' kle. No. 11 East 10th street, Van couver. Wash., a niece of the missing man. Immeaiateiy sixer n was re - . imeri hn said, be made out a state ment relieving the Inman-Poulsen company from any responsibility and ? squandered the money that had al t ready been paid him. He spent is a short time all the money he had carefully sa-ved in sev eral years and even overdrew his bank f account, his relative say. He took nothing with him. Miss Iankls, said, excepting; a photograph. He left all -'lodge emblems and identification " papers at. home. He is described as tall, thin, light "complexion, smooth shaven and more 'a blue suit when last seen. He lived .at the Valley hotel. Second and Main .streets. ' -r-H 1- CONFESSES SHE KILLED FERDINAND HOCHBRUNN I -t - i Clara fekarln Restaurant Workers elub, Xo. 10Vi faaxth street, srrested 1 men and con fiscated 13 pints of moorishine whiskey, two sacks of empty bottles, several decks of cards and J19.S0 in cash wluch - was on a table! at which men were playing cards. H.'jC. Carder, pro prietor, was charged vlth running a gambling "bouse and Violation of the prohibition law. The other ten were booked on-various charges of gambling, visiting a gambling house and viola tion of the prohibition 1 law. r 15 L Jiist Apply THis Paste and the Hairs Will Vanish (Boudoir Sedrets) i' Thfi iiidieiniLH ha paste insures any w nairiees skin. To pi mix a little of the tone with rottia w i to the objectionable Or three minntAA is removed, and the every trace of hair i ished. No pain attends ma aeiatone and it I the most sensitive hU, sure resujts, see that aeiaione. irf a riplatnnA man a clear. the Paste. dered dela- tlien annlv lhairs for two Wlhen the paste skin washed. ill have van Is the us4 of will not ma i- in. but to in- you get real prepare ppwc water, Sneak Thieves Clean Cash Till, Escape t Two well dressed sneak thieves en tered the Art Cleaning & Dying Works. No. 653 , Washington street, late Wednesday afternoon and looted the .cash till, escaping with about J5V ac cording to the estimate of the ' pro prietor, A. Oda. The thieves entered the establishment while Mrs. Oda: .was ' in the rear of the place, scooped up -most of the money in the lUl and ran around the corner. They xan toward Couch street sad separated. They left a small amount in change in the till, dne, the police belief, to (ear of beiug caught. The police scewed the nelgh borhood but found nd traee of them. Police Raid Club; - ElevenMetf Held loll; Wednesday- igh;'rsi4 the rooms of ) the Independent" Hotel and , m gooa as ever , v Crosses e3esaMssKMr9i TOT; ADMITS EATTLE MURDER (B VntrcrMl SfrficO j Oakland, Sept. 7-Clarja Skarin. j'ear-Old stenographer, wanted in Seat tle for the murder of Feridinaind JHoch- brunnj last October, has j tnajde ; a conjplfete coBtession, bearing all the revolting detail of the crime: that has baffled polices for nearly ja yearj ' I THE, OPvTGON " DAILY. JOU HJJALJ" FOHTLAND; ;0r.KG0NJ d jbotj ahLrt ' Mnj. j: 1 1 VCt i 'cleared was "I shot him while he room October 12. of last year."' the young woman Wednesday noon. her charactensue Icoolness unruffled. attacked me in "He manner. Ther was nothing ejse to in my said after- StjilT a disgusting "hen rkteli ray story to a Jury." j ope ireiy snmuia tnat : sne i mw frequently returned to the scene ofi the turder, the residence I ot Hochbriann, ring tins, two months 'that intervened :tween ti timel of the murder land the nding of; the body. .i V I . . ... . .. ! . . ' cocaDrupn was a weaiuiy , ecceatric tired; real estate dealer of SeatU. The confession Vaa Made to Wilham iKeat, Sieutenaint of inspectors, in he! Seattle poUoe deDartment. , II I Miss! Siiarin. who has been istolni! kinder the kllas of Mrs. Winbon during Vis past six months, has been limns Jc Oakiand. will be retarned to Seattle kr ouctoj await trial, i She already ia jeftarged wh thel murder. She ji iwas srrested in Oakland Saturday itieht. Ufie had been , working here as k ste-. pogranher for an electrfcal supply:4dm- pany. She; denied that there was mon jEtary motbve for tjhe crime or thaitj she had. aptedl in. -any other way than in f elf .defease in shooting Hockbruon, oCliecl? vcaii ihe anEjara Trunk 1 ' - f - j I I If ! v 'it ALWAYS AtERt to add to the convenience andj pleasure of its guests, the Admiral Line has inaugurated a new auto-bageage service which makes it possible for you tp take your! car along; with you at very little cost. Fact is, the cjost is httle more- than in extra trunk. The rate is approximately .25 tp San Francisco; 35 to Los Angeles; 37 to San Diego (when accompanied try passengers.) ; 1 i ' j j I j . i; j j Think how much having your car will add to the enjoyment of your visit to California. These new rates were intended for that purpose ii i Ask any Admiral Line agent to explain this new auto-baggage service and ihe advantage of this travel -by water way. Special reduced round trip tares now in enect. POBTXAITD 101 A8TOSXA- E. 6. McMICKEN ticket orrxenss: j Third St., Cot. Stark home Broadway 5481 -Qso. W. SaBbora U, Sons ffcone 1185 I, Pan. Traffic Mpi. L. a Snitlilsi.. Sesttl. Wash. Pacific, Coastwise 5crvicc ADMIBAL IIN i PACIFIC ST E' A MS HIP iCOMPAN Y II DBBBBBBD H,F. ALEXANDER. PRESIQENTBBOOBBOOD I i i ! ' ' ! i 1 1 ! -I- , A mode in these new Fall I for e very Hart ISchaffner & Marx " ! ,1 I oo3 on one may not do so wel suit that looks! another. With such a large variety to choose simple thing to tern which will MxJerate prices. $35 HarlS $ type Suits from secure, the cut and style and the assure individuality and 50 i Nf foil it i Dati good taste: George Locwenson, Mgr whop COT OS 366 WW fungi I 1j , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER '.7, J1922. i I 1 ' I - ' i: I -1:0 ii .1 i ' .TTT -i ! I.- L! : LI' "' " rf i . ICeeping Up the fRecorid-Breaking at Wonderful Bargains i r 1.--! Satnnrr I Wh ce in Th 5 StO Are delEyenfeK Also in tK At Wholesale Cost, Phenomenally Underpriced, White I Ivory" Beveled Mirrors $ 1 J ! ! ! jf and in t I 1 tS-rf ' ' for ihe I ! I I : ire i.:.-!T-r ' can buy ji Q5 J with f !: la eayy quality imitation he round and bonnet shapes. They ivera Birthday ale land we venture: to say never have seen their equal at 51 women Special! "Ivory mitation white ivory teejth FullJ ipssllili j n- ivory "hand mirrors Hair Brushes brushes of; such 'Half Price" doesn't begin to sav. them are. They all have good, strong ecia " hovi White Ivory' Combs 19c nutation white ivory combs such as wameri seldom at a price anywhere near 1 9c. j Of heavy quality t either all-coarse jor coarse-and-nnej the EroBomr BasemcntUpmaB, Wolff t Men s Outing iFlannel Gowns $ 1 Bought Especially for the Birthday Sale long cut gowns, of neivy khirable outing flannel and excepi these. bought Port- ?9 remarkable special ies. - bristle to. prided it $VA9. They've military j Special L Men's Wool Cashmere Sox 49c ji , Unusvially low priced are these wool ' cashmfra hose. 1 hey ve the close knit heel: anq toe .'and are exceptionally-' duir able. In black, 9x1 ord and najonr aU ionally or turndown collar. Sizes from 16 to 20. Lipman, Wolf & CoJ Oar Preparationa-Puty Guaranteed nc r siun tixiraaramary j sa owdcr Sas P Cha Chili' Essen Esseno Green I Perqxidi Lime 'Liq Friday m Special! Mens Pak-Wool I : Union Suits, $1159 -Extra-sizjed unioh suits and priced so J remarkably low that none can afford to delay! buying. Medium and heavy weight. ankle length sizes 40 to 48. la thft.eeBSiST Baisaieat Llpmaa, "Volfe tt Ce. i ! the Basement .49 13c Sale of Household Drugs iahd Spirits ox Ammonia, 1 ox. . 1 3c Ammonia, 6 ounces for. . . . . . 1 3'c Rum and Glycerine, 2 ounces . 1 3c B j Rum and Rose Water, 2 bz. 1 3c Aroin Aqua Bay Gly vascara DarK, ounces ror. frasj Bark. 3 ounces for ed Borax, 10 ounces for k and Orris, 2 ounces for J ese Shavings, 1 ounce for ce or feppermint. 1 ounce e or Wintergreen, I ounce Soap, 2 ounces for 4 ounces for. Witer. 1 1 pint f or . . Qresol Compound, 2 ounces uor 13p 13b 41 3C . 1 3c 4.13b tfor.!3c for. 13b . 13b .13f .13t .13 Drsf Seetia-i-B tst EmioIij Oil of Almonds, 1 ounce for kju or Kaar impound, 1 ounce Oil of Cedar Leaf. V, ouncd fod Oil of Cocoanut, 2 ounces for! Oil of Eucalyptus, 1 ounce Pure Olive 0il, 2 ounces for . Sweet Oil. 2 ounces far . . I Oil of Wintergreen, syn. I Plaster of Paris, 1 pound for Epsora Salts,-! pound for. . Spirits; of Caimphor, I ounce for Tmcture of Anuca. ounce Tinchire of Benzoin. 1 ounce Tincture of Oreen Soap,; 1 ou&ce I incture of Myrrh. I ounce foir BasneBrWLIptaaB, Wolfs It Cs. I r or ox. or. or. ! 1 ' i 1 : 1 or w Hand - Embroidered Nightgowns and Chemises for 79c i Should AH Be Sold in an Hour tSucxi sensational pricing of these first quality gowns ana cnenuscs seexns aimosi uicrpaioie. Tailorc d and shirred models of flesh colored nain-' $ook-rr ill hand-nijbroidered in contrasting colors. fThere'ti be many womeh here tomorrov for these garmen N Specially Purchased and -New cretonnes bright new ew Cretonnes ; bud and peck for at 79- c, so; it wil pay to be on hand! early. Boudoir taps Dimity Crepe de Chine. dainty the materials in these caps so pleasing' lace ribbon tnmnungs, one ordinarily would to pay much more than this extraordinary sale boudoir caps like , these, fi tea EeaasatT Basesteat Llamaa, Wolfs to be her? tomorrow, i The pride just 29c yard. OUTINGS 27-tru Outing Flannel SATEEN 2to lS-Yard Pieces Third Below Regular 43i Yard Figured sateen i in 36 inch width. Newest fig ured! patterns. Best be on hand early. Unusually Special 15 Special Specially Priced for the Birthdab shades the newest! so phenomena) we've made spetial preparations to handle the CTowds that are surej LONGGIdTH Bolts of 12 Ykrds i Specially Priied $2.98; pait -Cheaper by the and j very - likely want more than the limit's 2 bolts la tlie EefBSBiyi Batcaisit Llpataa, Wolfs C Yard I An extraordinary oppor .jtunity .fo erery woman. ; Outing flannel of desired weight ; stripes and checks. 29c Wath Satin 29 patterns aad pricing ci. the ex- price Yd; f Sale A 9 THIS prOJJ USES NO COMPARATIVES PRICES -THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE one! bolt you'll bolt .,13c ..13c ,..13c .,13c ..13c . J13c .l3c .13c ..13c . . 13c ..!3c . . 1 3c ..13c t3c 13c Friday Bargains! Girls' Tarns For ; School Extremely Special $1.19 "Suede4ike" "Betty Bright" and "Priscilla Dean'f styles all bought specially for the Birthday Sale and all priced way below regu lar. : Choice of wanted colors. Ia tfca BatemcBt. I - ! Women'e Wool-Faced HOSIERY Extra Special at 79c Pair j All perfect hose, with re inforced heels i and toes in black, brown and navy. Spe i i a 1 1 y purchased-r-specially priced. , Is tks Baiesiest. Boysr Hose : Remarkably Priced q 3 Pairs $1 ; Extraordinary values-U-boys heavy ribbed hose with double heels and toes. Sizes 0 to 12. . f.j Girls fine ribbed school hose. 3 pairs for $1.00. I a tas Basemva W ! ; ! GARTERS n n . I. i new oar gat ns f i 69c Pair Hand-made ' art'rsl f flowered warp print ribon and heavy silk. Unusually priced tor this sale at 69c ! Us BaieiheaU j Extra Special! T- - 1 A '""ft'1 -: rercaie sHpronsi Bungalow er $1 .29 7.-4 V. All new all bought spe cially for this salerU-and all greatly underpriced at $1.29. .Light and dark shades, many patterns and finished with con trasting - ric-rac y braid. All regular and extra sizes. r ; sa las uaicmcBt. 1 : '4 J l r