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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEtl V4,
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IIIIIIG
fflWS FREED
I The Xalles, Oct. 4. Following1 the
Aerdlct rf tfbe . JW-acqaitlm William
: Georce '.and George BiHy, Indiam, of
t. murrter Jim' Star on the beach
iibejo'w The Dalles entf Jnly or 1. Judge
- cbwh w ttann Tuesday snspenoeo e
itence on Columbia Dick, who pleaded
Juilty to the charge of manslaughter.
! .Tom the bench Judge Wilson sard :
A wivniteia Oeortre and. George BHy'.
-i.kt larere as resalt ot the
: Ur". fbrv ii Jhis coart that
- they were notulrty. . It wd?ld. e
-travesty on Justice lor me to send tfus
ti ..v.- f,iii!M with anotraer
man io ms - lkr j
-man at large w.hb is more responsible-
tban he tor tftft. 'crine xbl
.mitted," - v .'". ; . . ...i
- -wD" -fixtt -fia. in -his j 51(11
.. -. hit .Tnrtee Wilson has
"offered comme'nt from the bench, upon
s the verdict of a Jury in his court,
1 - ,.i:.jS . n.oiii tint ttw man be'
' fore him had pleaded guilty to the
' ,scrime it would be most unjust to send
. r . i h hf been nraae
a scape goat of -the whole affair, tn?
judge said.- It is generally recosmwed
among thoge who teara tne lewimnwj
" - in the case that Colombia Dick's pfcpa :
"was made after pressure r.ad 1een
' ;rughf to ear n the old Indian from
ethe tw who wera arrested with Turn.
. . Columbia Dick, was the most sur
. Prised 4nn in -the court room,
' JMseeiued unable to grasp the fact that
- 1he was not tan' be, sent away as a
. t i rit ra pwifffetcni i-OWL rheu
matic nd aliWt feele,.he was led
'from the court room baek to the county
i k .. i : .. .. a .1 nAffeaaalAniL
' took his young daughter by the? hand.
' 'and left the eburtoogse finding that the
' laws of the White man are not always
'.without tuercy; and that justice does not
i -always wear a biindfojld. -
" F rr.w JV TilM, KtS I" CTW OUt
, "for a drunken brawl in iwbich. acoratnK
i to the evfdence, im Star was hit over
th head with a. c!uo ana giauueu
Mhait tii nii inh th' river. Thirteen
' tans of '-canned hettf: was eaW-toTiavi;
. Iccn consumed by the Indians previous
?.to the murder. - . , !
meethur. Report ana mAem C , w
eral Interwrt were, filscusaed. nr.
Ethel FeHoWs 1 the ;-ony woman
member f of the sorraJxatJon present
at the convention. Officers include
Dr. A. 1U eanfield, presiaCTi j
r. ..I nniio.nf - Or. J. S. Bish-
op...ecretary. and Dr. David Breuer,
treasurer. i -. .
Page Dan McGrew;
Losreer Loses roKe
Police Hunt Woman
The Vona Ut kil him tod pimAti W
poke ...
v the tody that -
i. , .vir t-Vit' th. only
name Frawt LemotlremaB ftlfir-
W.w omrt ' frCWTTI IW. KJyWB XiCfc wj.
But, anyhow, temon c&tfte out of tbe
wood yeteaay ' wiofnlng an4 the
rZT . for fair.!' TU
pocket and he got to go back to camp
and waH aiSbthfer month for hi pre.
- Lemon wa picked up Oils Tnornlng t
iS o ciocki Jiist as eawn was breaking.
lvlnc in a muaay guner v - -
: ..,w .tst Hp. was shouting.
His est -clothes" were, a rmiss ot
mud and liis face was hardly distin
cuishable. His breath had an oW-time
ji r-nmnlained of injuries.
"Me and Grace were In the back seat;
in fr.rr Tuilv's Homestead,"
. : "Th nrvon wig In the Iront
fnI,i. mtt tnnnrr eone. I temped
up aiidi aceusea inem;iww --
H- TWf.y pounaeo me. up
me out of the car." .
According to lmon. a nn ;
been suggested in-the '-'enlng by Eu
gene Price, bellboy Rt te Clyde hoteL
pnice, he eaid, got two other meu and
the woman, urace, ana mey J""r"
W. iWrlght a taxi driver, to take them
to the Homesteaa, ana v "
W4$ back he diseoverea ms mc
gone. . : ...Jt. . im.
i Wright was intarvieweu
morMngd He said he hrought the
party baek to the Ockley hotel, JOth
. frn which It started.
a mi aiwii isav,i. - - .
at 12 :30. I He declared he knew nothing
or a cignx-- . , . e.,
f ResideatS in the neighborhood of 6id-
.rji turned m xne Am
vv heard Iemon shouting, but
they aid not go to Investigate perBonf
lolly-
Health Exposition ,
Scope Is Widening;
Committee Named
179 Candidates
, In Field to Fill
1 106 State Offices
plana for the Oregon Health, exposi
tion, to be held in Tbe'AjjltoriumOc-
tober 2 to November , clualv, are
constanUy expanding , The expoaitioft
la primarily under tne auspice oi me
hoard of health, and the Portland
city health bureau. -
Similar expositions elsewhere have
MttrAr-tixl sttend&nces ,: ot 200.909 lor
more. The personnel of the committees :
e ExpositionA." I Mills, chairman ;
Dr. Oeorge Parrish, vice chairman; Dr.
Frederick D. Strieker, Dr. C J. Smltli.
Henry J. Frank, J. C. Eaglish, Rv,
Harold Bowman. Dri C. J. MoCuaker,
Dr. A. H5. Bockey, Dr Clyde N. Mount.
Mrs. G. D, Buland. Charles Berg. JJor
man Coleman. F. I, Abbey, Rev O
wald. Taylor. W. W. Gordon, Dr. C U.
Moore, Dr. Calvin Whit and Miss Ma
rian Crowe. " J.
EBueational-Dr Richard B. Dille
hunt, ehairman ; Marshall Dana. Mrs.
Sadie Orr-Dnmbar, Dr. A. C. Smith, Dr.
J. Out Strohm,- Mrs. D. W Young.
Mra. ILobert FarrelL K. Scholts.
Tt.nnr nnnt. FJ M. OroahOMr. Mtsa El
nora Thompson, Dr. MIHaj?HolbJrook,
Rev George Thompson. Pad Mars, Xt.
a -nrnev. Ida B. Callahan. Mrs. 3, C.
CosteUo, Rev. . V. O'Hara, Mrs. J. F,
Hin. 3. Broekway, Mass Hewn Hartley.
program Robert Krohn, chairman ;
Dr. F. 24. Brooks. Miss Jianrna Heil
man. Mrs. G. JjFrankel, Dr. T. Homer
Coffen. Miss Orae Phelps, Dr -W.
Claude Adams, Mrs. Bessie ColweH.
Mrs. Norma Christie, Dr. Mabel
Aiken, Mrs. C. K. Runyon. Mrs. George
Parrish, Mra, Klmer B. Colweil and W.
K. Boyert - ' .:
Tndians Assemble
.For Long Pow-Wow
On, Fishing Eights
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The Dalles. Oct. - About tribes
men haws gathered at CeWo tor a five
day , council relative , to the. fishing
ncnu wi .r .
the Columbia at that point. Indians
are arriving, many of .them chiefs.
m .. - MmiiAiM of Oreeon.
Washington - and Idaho. - - Yakima,
Warm. Springs and 'Cmatilla' reserva-:
tions are reprMeated to the powwow.
The Indians seen to Have coneress
set aalde i90 acres at OthMo as a res
ervation. Treaty rights allow them to
fish, tmt D9 ;pwrtston ts mads for a
camping groanLr Detegauon headed
by Tommy Thompson,.' chief of the
Celilo Indiana, -will be sent to Wash-
isgtoa to lobby for this aoeasura,
Aa effort is being mad throagh
Andrew Bam hart. Indian interpreter.
There are a Dozen -K"
Crooaiceasons zor
SAVING T ' ' i
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1 rti t 4.-tA total of 10 state
offices are to be filled by the voters
et the 'November election, aceorairw
to the official (ertlflfcation sent to
the various county clerk this week by
'Secretary of tae KoXefy-, Ftr initi
ated measures andvwo referred meas
ures will also appear , on the Novem
ber ballot. A; total of 179 candidates
"'seek the 106 offices, which include
three representatives in congress, gov
ernor. , state treasurer, three Justices
' of the supreme court, superintendent
i' of public instruction, state labor com
' ' ivisEioner. public service . comraission
ei'. 36 circuit, judges, 16 state senators,
1 (tti members of the house, of represen
. tatives and,, three district attorneys to
. fill vacancies.
i- i VV. C. HawlOr. Republican seeking
i reelection to congress from the first
,ii..r;n oiul tho three 1utices apkine
'5 reelection to the supreme bewht who
? have the indorsement of both parties,
'aire the only aspirants for major of-
i iJ.-ac iinnnnnRfd. ;
The four initiated measures on the
i ba Slot are : Single tax amenamenr.
nt ist measure, permit-
i,A nitv: et : Trttand to raise
if f 3.OO0.00O through arKpecial tax. for the
- -support or tne ir iir, niwiuf
l ...n.., .. ut--'l Vi v the .State
. Taxpayers" league, and compulsory
: public school bill. '
.; The two referred measures provide
- for special tai levies In Linn and Ben-
i. ton counties, Tjith wwca to aosoro ouv
i-standing warrants, .
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' Homeopathic Clinic
s For City Is Urged
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i. ik,..i,;nu nf nrobiems rielative to
the establishment of a mumcipal ho-
meopaMiic clinic n Portland, ana ine
rutins it ohalr of homeooalh-V in
ih. rir-iirnn state School of Medicine.
. has occupied iparT'of thl time of the
homeopaths - now in assemoiy n me
.Benson hotel tn : tneir ttn annual
$5,000,000 Still
ils Due on Sedcmd
j Tax Installment
. . . i aon dm ic fat III due on
More luan w,tif."-
tbe aecoBd' tnstallment of Multnomah
... ih tndav a rid Thurs-
.i .. i. Miv(n tiavmnts without
UJ . V IV, . .
penalty, SherUT fiuriDurt announuta
the tax oisic oui rcpl
Thursday biht as long as any trsons
were? tne re to py taxes.
rk.iitw ika 1 ot rcwklr tho rrrtt H c In
the sheriffs office have been growing
in cash and several hundred thousand
dollars in cnecKs were eoiiectea. Alter
T-1. . . ,i All J.linnM.tti 1 1 r Ttm i-nrn 1 1 !
be fined 12 Perf eentper annum and
after November; S a flat penalty of 5
per cent, win tie unpoeea ior uu de
linquencies, i - - ' i
nans a 1 ii 11 iit.iuii-? ior i i if
Iake Cusiiman power site for Tacoma
Will UC WipfJlCWTU MA HiUHtllf 1 1 1 1 1. V
and negotiations for financing the proj
ect will begin. '
t
'4s
of our modern day problems :
are solved by speclaUsts-menwho
nave been successful in some par .
ticular line.
To the lawyer we take our local
problems, to the architect our
building problems. How about ad
vice on business problems?
It is remarliable with what
unanimity such men as Rocke
feller, Carnosie, HiU, Wanamalier
and meld oav thev frot their
. start by saving money.
Every one of them has ad
vised young people to do
likewise. Advice from such
men should be heeded
a
LADO&TIUON
BANK
vor more opens a savings
account in. this uanK
to bring" the attention of Representa
tive Stnoott, now her on a rjoHtical
vacation. , to the plea yt the Indians
for coiigresstonAl reco-bltion. The bif
business of the' council will t trans
acted -today an4 fhursday. " i J J'
' Successful experiments In the cultl
vatton and distillation . of camphor
have been cfcarried on In the Federated
i Malay states. " f T , 1 '.
SWATCH WRIGHT'S WINDOWS.
A IT FOR WET
IT iCd L&b3 WEATHER
Entire StocltTon Sale at l-3! to 1-2 Off
4 Thousands of Pairs on Tables o 1
' SelectFrom
Oldest in the Northwest
Wachincton
at Third
As a apociai convntsne th
Savings Department is open
Saturaay evenings to S 'dock
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A"LEEIR" MEW STOEE
Ir.
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imss
as in yours, we live
in part on appreci
ation expressed for
services rendered &
tdfieri we. receive it, bur
business is ivortha hile.
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ITI'F'FEMLI
Specializing on Clothing and Furnishings at Popular Prices
That's the very thing Portland has been needing for a long time, ever since the world war trte
That's why the Clever Clothing Company jumped into the fiela and has opened up this shop at 144
Third St., between Morrison and Alder. You'll find it clever in every way you want to look at it.
Clever in price, clever in style, clever in its appointments and ideas. -y
As an Introductory Feature of the "CLEVER" We Are Putting. Out
OO Kuranci New Stiijte
ti 3 Pairs Trouisrs
Of Excellent Style, vroj& :-rSL-;.: IIZl-!!
Workmanship and
Material at the
"Clever" Popular
Price of
Wit
i i t in
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To be surev you can buy suits anywheJeat $25, but no such suits. These
are way ahead of anything to beliad in the-city for the mohey. Suits
; that would retail afc most places for $35. You'll admit that at a glance
when you see them. ; , ' j
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As a Fit Accompaniment We Arc Adding
Splendid Overcoats
of the very best sort imaginable; plain and belted
styles, plaid backs, tweeds and other mixtures.
Overcoats which would be a hit anywhere at even
$35, but here, as an opening feature ,
i I M fTsT- f- uu r i X A . f'l . flR 11 '-Ti5i .. . V'- llV. tr nl
144 THird St.
Between momson
and Alder Sts.
RUBBERS FOR LESS!
Is!
Children's Rubbers,
sizes 4 to 10, pair.
Misses' Rubbers, in
sizes 11 to 2, pair. .
Ladies' Rubbers, low
heels, in all -sizes,
the pair
49c
59c
or hieb
69c
Ladies4 Toe ;. - ' . CQn
Rubbers ; Ov
Youths heary sole' Rubbers,
sizes 11 to 2, . ; fJQn
the pair,
film's Rubbers, 70 X
sises to lYi, the pair I C
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Girls School
SHOES
Narrow, Resi
sts or wide tees
la Black or
Brows Calfskin
8hoe tVt
te .... 2.98
11 tit
at . S2.9S
8Vs to 11 at
$2.48
Boys' Army ilS
SHOES
Strong brows
ralf iui, heavy
aeabls soles.
Mei't slses,
to 1J..D3.75
Sizes 1 i 1
at S2.T9
Slses 24 to
ty S2S.
I
m-itw mm
Sis
13Vi at
.v-.'.:.:. $2.48
I,
ATTENTION!
Ladies with small feet. Ad
vance showing-' of 300 pairs i
Boyd-Welsh samples in all th
newest col
ors, patterns
and combina
tions. Satins',
suedes, kids
and calfskins.'
Values from I
$7 to $12 to
be sold at Vt
Sizes up to 4Vx
price and less,
go quick.
Come early as I ths , will
Patent Flapper Pumps, $2.98
wun wiqe pixap -na . i
$2.98
Low Heel
Black asd brown
kid calf oxfords
and pomps - wits
Caban. French or
low heels. Not all
size in each style,
but all slses In
the lot.- Kxtra
special.
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Boys' All-Leather Shoes
fined, Rtrosir leather soles sad appers. Black calfskin Dress Shoes
asd brown or black solid Srost Hhoes for every ay wear, JUoa's.
sid . Tsiir men's slses S.to IS. - " . I
jX.4t zw to . siz.w; Millie
boys' slses ap to 1IH at oaly
fs
$1.48
A.-.T- iTtT I
iVoung Men's Shoes and
Oxfordsr
. jr II
1 "V Va3
$2.85
TAttTF.S TO 91M
Black, brows, tan aad
tnases;aBy in any last, ute
new ones as wen at
the more ceaterve-
tiv lasts, wors
shoes is veals and
rhrome, single : or
obdi soles.
EXTRA
$3.75
Htsh Cats
com With
hackles or
plain. 1U.
X boys'
slues a to
ISM at
$2.98
I to t, $S.t8
Bis- B7!,
tV4 to .
st ....SS.S&1
. . .i u,e
Tensls Oxford for
wear, all sizes. ... .
98c
mm.
w r I Ski f " 7 lT .... 1
ISTO AND ALPEB OW 4Tlf
-rOFFQSITE ClBCtK THEATiiE
8- BjsafBBjsBSBUHOi BlUSllllsis isi.,i.ai snwi unn . . 1 1 1
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,, , 1MI. jmm.m.v Vn 131 Fourth StiirsTsaarafn.;1'1 rynfl
THE OLD RELIABLE UNION
Not a DENTAL PAR
LOR. A private. hlBh-
t with steriUsod instru
ments ana mu".
operators jwhoro yo
will, b glafl to recom
mend to your friend.
Written OttaraafeaJWltli All Wrk
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Crowns! .,.11
Brldire
Teeth .
WatM
as tow as.. ss
Entire Comer 231 Vr Morrison, Corner Second
Mi tnr th nisr Falsa Hlsa . 1 .
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SUM';-MORTICIANS
FOBTXAUBv OK.
DA, WUTnTOX, Aire.
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