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0 f Wenatchefe D i e s
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UP TO AL E
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bctors ; Who Watched Woman
Accused of Killing Mrs. Mead
ows Will Be Called to Stand,
Los- Angeles, CaL, Now 4. L.- P.) -
Plausibility of Mrs, Clara. Phillip ac
coont of th murder of. Mrs." Alberta
Meadows, of which he stands accused.
. his gea largely upon the answer of
Alienists to a prodigious uesuon in
d(nt was framing tonight.
J he question, IS pages In length, wu
US revise! and amended to cover
' evtry - jioesibt detail of, the mental
derangement -with which it -is alleged
Mt. FhHitps is periodically afflicted.
Jllra. Phillips, the defense asserts. Js
- a tttm "!Cychic epilepsy" and her
mfSital development has .not progressed
-beyond ha average Intelligence of an
eight-year-old. child,
,tr TO A1.1ES IST8
- "Testimony of her sisters and of Mifie
Billy Moody a -chores girl pal, has al-
. redy declared her to have been sub-;
Je!t to epileptic convulsions, and the
ruipnmi that will be put to the elien
iati -will relate to Ave.' effects and
- evnptoms of such a disease. -
J'our prominent alienists, including
Pli E. B, Hoag,- Dr. Charles Louis
Afien, Br. W. B.i Kern and Ir. Edwin
Williams, will be called to the stand
AftndAy morning and will, unless there
ase last minute changes in plana, con
clude the evidence of the defense.
"When the- state open rebuttal testi
mtony, other alienism will be called for
: opinions as to the sanity of the de
fendant and will refute as far as pos-
s.lble the claims ol the defense alienists.
VATCH DEFENDANT
I Psychcw-analyifcU who have been set
Kn watch Clara as she comported her
self on the stand and' in the court room
(taring the trial, will be. called to testify
i ' that jn many ways she exhibited a'
i high degree of Intellectual power, It
i was said b'y the state. '
t iDefense Attorney Herrington tonight
appeared satisfied that he had builtj
an invulnerable defense. end stated,
he wm confident that :there was no
. necessity, of calling Armour Phillips
ito support his wife's testimony. Phil-
if lips, however, can be - called as 'a re
' I buttal . witness. '
Gouple Advertise
2or a Baby; Tiny
Tot Left on Step
' Salem, Nov. 4. Coming evidently as
an answer to aa ad for a baby to
adopt, a little black-eyed -girl was left
at the door of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
-French here tonight. Mr. and Mrs.
French recently advertised for a baby
to adopts Tanisht, going-to the door
is respond to the bell, they, found the
answer to their ad.
..A- note pinned to the- child's cloth
ing gave her name as Maxine Bardy
and stated that she was born January
13 last. The note further explained
that the child had been adopted, but
that tt$i foster parents had since sepa
rated. . ' ' Tf- -- jv. -?. : -
"fTh Frances live at vWiIlamina, but
are in Salem vjaiting "with Mrs. Al
French, mother of Mr. French. The
new parents of the tittle tot stated to-
. night that she will be reohrisened
' JSilf ranees.
Steamer Tomi Maru
In Distress at SeTaj
Provisions Ruined
" Seattle, $fov. . U. P.) With her
" rudder broken, her upper works storm
battered and her stores and provisions
ruined, by thundering waves, the Ja
' panes- steamship Tomi Maru, which
sailed from J Seattle,- October 25, for
Yokohama, was in distress in the Pa
' ciflc ocean tonight 1800 mile from this
port. - i
- i Radio dispatches received here by the
harbor department's station and by the
naval station told of the Tomi's plight.
. Korty men, the officers and crew of
,'the Tomi, are in peril, according to the
wireless dispatches from the helpless
wsel. "
J The Canadian Pacific liner Empress
, of Russia,' which sailed from Vancouver
( B. C.) last Thursday, picked up the
Jta tress calls of the disabled vessel
. and is hurrying to her assistance. The
" -wireless calls of the Tomi wer first
received through the Canadian radio
station at Kstevan. - The message Mild:
.'Toml Maru In 'distress in latitude
J 56.23 west; longitude S2.27 north: rud-
der broken, out of stores and provi
sions. ? -,
Bend Club Baps Move
Por, Natron OutOff
'" Bend, Nov, 4. Protest againut the
ymplints of It- H. Corey, public serv
ice commissioner, which seeks to force
the-construction of the Xatron,outoff,
will be entered by the Bend Commer
cial club the railroad committee has
determined, "The complaint fails to rec
ognise Central Oregon's Jieeds. accord
tng to - F, Cement, - chairman . of. the
committee. ,
t JCBOOI. BUDGET CAB.R1ES
- Bend, Nov. 4. The Band school dis
trict budget of $17.509.14 carried in
yesterday's election by a vote of 73 to
14. This is a higher budget than that
defeated last spring.
SPECIAL ANNOUNOKWCHT
EFjKOR.V ut fleck .
- Teacher f Ballet. Oriental... To and
Jl f!hrir lictD.
- ' Bb Wark a Rmraa tt. '
DANCING
TAUGHT
AH ew ntm an sesviw
- iwnliU In - atM
-e l w. twiw, ag.
0ntltnn SB.
DOWHfT'l CAUTtFUL
j ACABCMIXS
- ' MUM.ARK MALL
" 29 mn WutilnftM Ctt,
; s-: . Malta HIT.
COTILLION HALL
14th tM ttetuMe ,
- IfNlMI MAC
Alt Hw. gltlw HalL
CLASS MUR.LARK-,HALL ;
C-rary Mootlay. Tud ami swear Kvsnlnt-
( T:S
- - , Plenty of dwiraMe partaen, "
No Fo t rranon ml
NOTEI Visit the halls' and rrRla. Sse
t what the people are dancing, then 'Visit
lour school and be convinced that it la
I the most practical academy oil the
coast.' Orchestra music.
Private - Leuant,
"Wenatchee. Wash-, .Nov. 4, -Kev.
Booes MePhee, iged. about C&' -eras in
stantly killed lata- yesterday afternoon
when ,tbe car be was driving went
over the edge of a bridge on the Chum-
stick road, about a mile from Leaven--
worth. : ' . ' -. . V -
The Rev, McPhee was driving toward
Leavenworth when he met a -car on
the bridge- McPhee drove too close
to the edge and hfcs car slipped into the
creek about 19 feet jpelow. : He was
pinned trade? flic asoerinsr wheel and
crushed about the head and - chest.
Both, car aadi driver -were trader water
when help arrived. He leaves a .wife
and two daughters. He cams to Leav
enworth a abort, time ago from Seattle
and conducted services in the Fe-ntav
costal Mission. ' "The car - that passed
McPhee: on the trti was Uriiln. by
Clarence- Webo of -Weoa tehee.
Kabid Coyote Makes
Attack on Hunters
Yakima, Wash.. Nov. 4 T. D. Lewis
and Ira D, Lewis of Yakima hunting
pheasants In the east - Selah district
about four miles - from, Yakima Were
attacked by a rabid coyote today, -but
escaped injury by shooting it. They
stopped their car in a field when the
coyote ran out of the brush and be
gan biting the tires. Young Lewis
proposed they get' out and capture the
animal, but his father warned him to
take bis gun as the animal might turn
on him. When the, boy got out, the
coyote came at Wrri at once.
F r e nehman . Knocks
Out Englishman
Pari. Nov. 4. tT. P.) Eugene Cri
qui, the featherweight champion of
Europe, knocked out Walter Rossi, the
Englishman, in the first round of their
boat here tonight.
mxm Art:
tiM FORECAST
UNIONIST VICTORY
George, ex-premier, was
ip of 70 candidates - who
Plurality and Probable Majority
Are Predicted for BonorCaw
. and those Supporting Him.
London, Mov. 4. Noiaiaations for the
fcrthcoming general elections closed at
noon today, forecasting air 'inevitable
victory for .Premier Bonar Law land
his Unionist -supporters.
David JLloyd
among a group
are considered automatically elected,
o one opposing them in their districts.
Mrs. Lloyd Oeorge nerseir nominated
the former premier as- rn ember i for
CarnavoB, : - ' -.-,
Belief that Lloyd George would fight
Bonar Law's party to toe death at the
polls, which arose from a report that
be would nominate many additional
candidates to oppose Unionist at the
last moment, was dispelled when : tne
ex-premier aamta out i cw aim bur
porters besides bis previous list, i
One of these, ' Mrs. Webster, was
rejected by the nominations board be
cause, her name arrived too late. I
The Unionists bave now BOO nom
ineea. the independent Liberals 1350,
Llojfd George hasv less than 200, while
labor itas put ou in tne imigl
With Lloyd George withholding his
offensive, the Unionists appear certain
of a plurality and probably a ma
jority. . -
8TCDB1TTS AXB PEX A LIZITD
.University of Oregon, Eugene, Nov.
4. One hundred and' fifty university
Students have been suspended because
of failure -to pay laboratory fees by
October SO And mast go through con
siderabls "red tape" before they can
be reinstated. ?
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"Greater Portland AssociatioaFavorite'Orgaiuzation .VotesGiven With Every Purchase!
"
New Arrivals in
Fine Leather
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Goods . , . . .MM-.
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."Gifts1
that
In addition to the Splendid stocks
of fine diamonds, jewelry and silver
ware to be found at Feldenheimer',
a choice selection of leather goods has
A ; beex ; assembled. These ., come f ia
ostricbr seal, reindeer, tapir and pig
skins. They are plain, sirrer mounted
i-nr-gotd'mou&tei.-;.r:. a - . : a:. '
Suitcases, Fitted TraveUng Toilet
Cases, Jewel poxes, Picture Frames,
Traveling . Bags, Wallets, Cigarette
ceases, Bill Folds and leather novelties
are unsurpassed in quality, desirabil
ity and usefulness, whether for per
sonal use or as gifts. - -
And Many Interesting Attraction
Bid Your Attendance at the Pacific
International Livestock Exposition
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IrwrauiHsT - SiivKsucrrBsTicMxsr
tvA4.ia-Me teed
VitAsniixcToa St. at Pabx Pobtlard.Oiui.
I 1 lJi.H, , MJ ,ILUL U . 1 . .1 .mi i in Hi in i i I, i in. n - -
Perfection in Eyeglasses
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CJ Iaa'i it a strange thing how some people can
be talked into boying glasses that "look" like
our Kryptok glasses Just becaase they cost a
v-ery little leas? -
fj They forget that the chief quality ia a pair
of glasses is accuracy, and that ACCURACY
DOES NT SHQW ON THE SS.URFACE. : .
ora owsr complete iess cnirntxo
PUXT 05 THE PKEMISES
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SAVE YOUR EYES
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
Portland's Largest,' Most "Modern, - Best Equipped
r Exclusive. Optical Establishment
201 t ill' Corbott Building, FifO and Morrises
- SINCE 190S x - '
" Chas. A. Rutco., Pres.-and Gen. Mgr.
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f QVER5BER Io Here With All Its: Wealth of Crirrloort ,
Your Home a Blaze . of , .Glory'! arid "
Match Nature With New Home Furniohiriso. f
UT FIT the new home and have, it all charged to one
account, EDV ARBS9 asks only a small cash payment,
and the rest is. arranged to suit your pocketbook-and
remember, bOWAKUb; charse no interest mhvthoT
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you ouy one niece or a nouserui .
2000 Yards
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Hiniflcmiidl v:ILiiiniofl(aiLiiinni2
Square Yard
IVAo Foor 5Aaf Remain
- -I Uncovered Now? '.
XrTr cholc of ? n trto-tlo-ratau patterns ; with", front' 65 v to
' . . f" iypo aoove, mere are ;t
-Faverits
rgaaUatlos -
G Us Larger :
PorUea of tks -
$1500
is : Thafsl t Bs Gives
ray Ereef
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elud In r n a a i- v
i shoe. Clothing. -drugs. ?
g florlsti. etc., are all ?;
a giving j votes. G't a
;vots With every pur. ?'
, chase Jand help your
favorite organisation .
s ; to gat a big portion T
of free cash. i
!m!TtlMtHlllririitlnlttH!Hittiit;)frj
320
perfections. JSo beconds, No Jobs, No Remnants all are new
had - to offer,
window. -
As to OatteriiM thvr. th. , k n . .
" or. your convenience, six pieces are in the doorway
r-Dest Forget Brtag at Lat Anroxinats MeassremsaU So tks
t Aeeessary lardag iay Be Bsssrved. .
3-Room Economy Outfit
n the ront Window Today; Typical Edwards
'Values S elects Any Single Piece From ij
; Any Setting If You Like, ,'
Living Room Dining Room Bedroom it ,
$82.75 $82.75 $82.75
7'u;o Beautiful Queen Anne Bedroom Suites
One of Them m the Front Window
Five Pieces in Walnut Five Pieces in Mahogany
$141.75 $162.50
See the
Windows
Wpddyl
c i i -n n i ro - i
Dona lvianosrany witn v,ane
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Davenport-ChairRock
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wu m in
$196.75
$196;75
Constructed with full web base and double
strength spring front edges as illustrated c all
filled circular cushions are- included without
additional charge. Finished In that new stain
less antique brown. '--pi
XDaveppolrt, Chair and Rocker
Three'ibeautiful fflecea, . See them In the front window today.
s Qonservativeiy worth -$$40.00- of anyone's money. - i
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-.j-" ' TisV l mil "ill , I I ii mi iiiii . n,
Two-Inch Continuous Post Bed,"
High Riser Steel Link Spring,
45-Lb. Felted Cotton Mattress
sv skua x sT,r'M ; mm ms
H-rr ,---;:
$3.00 Cash $1.00 WeekNo Interest
rlcti Ivory enamel oRniih jJBes.;.
rs steel link .springs ur4 susi' ;
Lustered
Premier wire
pended from heavy Helical '.coils at both
ends and
rolled edges, making tbcm reversible..
The savings." en this! bed, spring; and
mattress is vrr aPDrerlabie an amount
v,. that's really worth while ; as for the terms,
t tnV Will tM-arranarut ia nluu vmir m,.'
fL1' hav ItnptrlsJ'A ti.Honal need U those, staud aro ot entirely
I.- VVI alrinSf la. swt Vsar-Aarlwl a- --;'4 i& .V '. In m ,
convenienU
"DIGHT at your finger
-""Vtips on the handle,
is the trigger twitch that
starts and stops the
Hamilton Beach
Vacuum Sweeper
A pull of the ttiggee and it
does the most smarrng and
efiordses dcanltis; yon hsrve
ever, seen. It Is energetic
and swift. It Is thorough.
All dirt surrenders to it. If
is ear to no, long lastiatf.
and " absolutely g jenfeed.
Tea -Wagons
$26,95 to
$75.00
Jacobean oak: walnut and
mahogany finishes; turned cir
cle cuts and Queen- Anns as
well. All are equipped with
silent swivel wheels and dis
tinguished with attractively
moderate prices making this
a particularly opportune time to
buy. j
Gateleg -Tables
$37.50 to
$69.50
Beautiful turned-leg oval and
round top novelties particular
ly clever for apartments and
bungalows. Smart and correct,
if used in the open room, by -a
window or against the wall.
Leg turnings are similar,-' not
identical, to cut.
Spinet Desks
$53.75 to
$125100
f An exceptionally clever- col
' lection of new and nifty -mahogany
Spinets. . -Not any piece
of furniture will add that snap
of smartness to your reception
hall or living room like a Spinet.
Examine those on the first floor
just Inside the door.
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A email down payment aad
. litue eacn wees: maxes u .
yours to se as orach as you" ;
Bless. ' Everv daw von delav '
costs tou time a&4 work aad :
health. Phone today" See
the wonderful work Bea
tog brush pluM Sapcmifrton,
$1 WeekNp Interest
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Jacobean Oak William and Mary
$89.50 - j
Terns to Please Year Personal ?eed
- Tabls has 48-inch diameter" top, opens to' six feet, iulte ''
"j atmliar xo .jiTustrauon ciuura nave panel nacKs (not cue),
this set ia the winnow, today.
genuine leather.
See
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Ail a wsiiri
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Bath Room
7 Caijindts
irVifi :
Heavy Plate Mirror: ;
$1.69-1-
: And that's less tbaa ths value of the
plats mirror alone. About seven - doseo.
fat all, but when; they are gone there'll be
no more ; not even, at : three . times this
price. l4- -!-! - -' a- .. -i '
r-N additional- charge to out-of-town
; -folks for packing'; order' without delay:
uiiiiiu.b inn ...n ,
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To Make Your
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rr Floor Lamps
)yri:'Tabtemps'x
K : Bridge' Lamps
'-A most 'delightful ; eolleetlen'- from
" -r mahogany finished I and novM poty
' chrome poet with eilk 1 shades in an
. . almost endless variety of colors and '
Shape- to hand-carVed walno posts
.. and combination silk and parchment .
-rsnaaes.
e Service
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mhihation
r--r . 1 cparcic ana uisiinci granges
V'"""';.; r: An'. , Built Together Upon One Base:
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r AGcodfZiatTo Tee,
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. : asy tefas lyf&esf
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Including-Hot Water' Colls and Oai Connections, rnstalied ?
uur-.K.iicnen on us convenient terms ot , :
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r Tear Old Steve Takea as Part, Toe.
.Tltal Eaets Tea Mas ITe Ovefloefc"
Tkeyre Elsailsg, Tee,
infTi . iimssMSSsssssessnii ii 1 1 iii .,
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Gag' Lt,
TOP AT .THE 5
-Four-holr- Ftilihet Worfd and Coal Top.
Four-burner- and 8 Im merer Gae Top- (also Gag L!ghtr)i -
-aeparaie wood ana ooai naaing uvea.
-Separate Oas Baking Oven.
Gas Fire Lighter (no more kindling).
'rSE ALL. TBSEE OTEWS AX BOTH1,
SAME TIME IK TO L. LIKENO KJE8TKICTIOXS WHEN
TOU HAVE-THIS KASGE.' , r, , , ., '
-AU nickel trimmings are' plain no grease' catching scroll' V
: white enamel splashers on. back and oven door, .Broiling
oven has double set of burners remove brojler pan" and you
cave two gas -paging ovens, ... -1
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