TUESDAY, xcvmizzz. 21, It 22.
d cr.nco:; daily journal, . pohtland, crizgon.
WORK OF GETTING
JURORS IN HEH
CASESLOVSOOWN
Br L'ntM Kvl -Marlon,
lit, Nov 21 The Herrin
muwacre trial la in the doldruma.
' With eight Jurors still to ,b finally
accepted for service, prospects of fill
ing: the jury box this week' from the
new panel of 100 veniremen - recruited
during the ' week-end dwindled when
only five men were exiufKned Monday
and all were dismissed, .V .
Something like six out-of seven men
in the new panel, half of which was in
court Monday,- ara farmers, and their
L lack of f amtiiartty with court proced
ure and hjgal questioning will slow up
selection of r- the . Jury .. considerably,
judging by the' halting progress made
Monday. - i.;Svf 'v ':-s'J "'. .
After attorneys had " quibbled . and
' jug-gled over four candidate -for the
jury, all four were) finally "excused, v
The climax was finally-capped by
Herbert Hale, a middle-aged farmer,
who was so anxious ... to oblige every
one that he first agreed with Defense
Attorney Whita ?"that he -could not
possibly tfy "the '-fcass fairly and then
agreed Just as strongly, with IMslriet
Attorney Duty, that he would make a
. perfect - Juror.-:-i ''I '. $ -
White, Duty and Judge-Hartwell all
went after poor t Hate' at once, and
J tale . at first appeared scared half to
death. Then he" becaiae balky and
finally broke down and weptj copious
ly. Judge Hartwel! dismissed him.
Nine men were ..excused, when the
morning session opened, on pleas of
illness ,' and of unattended children,
present or expected.
V The special bailiffs, it was evident.
--. had flivvered afar for the prospective
Jurors.- Hunting jackets, corduroys,
overalls, both new and patched, sweat
ers, muddy boots and heavy grizzled
beards, doomed to grow until spring,
brought the healthy -pdor of the barn
yards of the western and northern
sections of "bloody Williamson" county
into the courtroom. , , .
mother, Mrs. ames Sheehy, No. 413 East
10th street" north, and brothers and sla
ter, Robert. James and' Miss Margaret
Sheeby. , Lieutenant Sheeny J widely
known in Portland, having been a grad
uate of Jefferson high school and - a
Student at the -University of -Oregon. .
Bonar taw Object .
Of Hostile Crowd
' London, Nov. 21. fj. N. S.) (By
Radio) Hostile unemployment demon
strations were threatened today after
Premier Andrew- Bonar Law,- for the
second time since he succeeded David
Uoyd George, f used to receive a dele
gation from .unemjAoyed workers. The
leaders threatened to "march upon No.
10 Downing street, the premier's offi
cial residence. -
Louisiana Asks
Removal of Negro
Washington, ' Nov. 2L (L N. S.)
president ' Harding today received a
formal demand from Governor John M.
Parker and members of the L-onisiana
delegation In, congress to remove from
office Walter Ii Cohen, a negro, ap
pointed as surveyor of customs at. New
Orleans.-- Cohen was given a recess ap
pointment to succeed a Democratic in
cumbent. ' "J.'"-:-".. f''--f 'i
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CATHOWd SOCIETT ELECTS
Mount Angel .Academy, St. Benedict,
Nov. '21j -Winnifred Cowan 1 has been
elected prefect of Our Lady's sodality,
and Caroline Kosydar secretary. :
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'WindmiU'lDance
Craze Hits Paris;
Time SlowShimmy
By Basil D, ,Woo
ITnirenal Serrice Staff Correspondent.
Paris, Nov. 21. The 'Windmill
; Dance" is the latest thing to take Paris
by storm. It was today advocated by
Dr. Paul Lenard as the '!best exer
cise ever invented for the development
, of the female figure." Y
The new creation is danced to slow
shimmy time. The partners clutch
hands and advance with a variation
of the fox trot step, at the same time
working the, arms forward and back
alternately . so as to givi a ' circular
motion to the shoulders.
,. tThe dartce Is very graceful when
properly execs ted and the experts who
have seen it claim that it is the first
really new thing in dancing since the
Invention of the one-step.
Dr. Lenard asks "Windmilling" for
a half bour twice daily in preference to
any other exercise.
Lieut. J. W. Sheehy
Is Here for visit
Lieutenant John W. Sheehy. u. S. A.,
arrived Monday from Schoffeld Bar
racks, Honolulu, on a leave of absence
s for two1 months.. He comes to visit his
EGLE
CAR
SHORTAGE
CONDITIONS ARE
IE
MO
ALARM G
, Car shortage conditions continued to
grow more serious in Oregon with the
opening of another -week, despite -the
reported increase in the movement of
empty cars from Eastern railroads to
the Western trans-continental lines.
Kailroad officials reported today that
less than 30. per cent of orders received
for cars were being fhwd. -
The only optimistic report from the
railroads came from the Pacific Fruit
Express, which reported 150 refriger
ator cars delivered to the O-W R. & N.
at Huntington Sunday and that the
perishable crop had been cleanest p tn
Southern Oregon on the S. P. lines, r- '
Although the car service : bureau : of
the O-W refused to give data "on car
supply conditions, the office of the
general manager reported that there
was a very slight improvement, mainly
in the - refrigerator., supply.. It is' "be
lieved that the Union Pacific I filling
about SO per cent or its orders. -'
The Southern Pacific reported that It
was filling approximately SO per cent
of its orders. ,The S,P." "S- reported
that it was filling IS per cent of its
"box car orders and less than 20 per
cent of its refrigerator orders.
Railroad officials reported that de
spite tha return of many empty cars
to tha transcontinental lines, very few
were coming through to - the Pacific
coast since the Interstate - commerce
commission, had ' issued " orders giving
preference to grain movements. Most
of the empty ears being received, there
fore, are being loaded through. the Mid
dle West and Rocky Mountain sections.
New Trial Motion .
. In Killing Case Set
- Walla, Walla, Wash., Nov. 21. Mo
tion for a new trial for John Mackey.
found guilty in the, superior court last
Friday, of , murder ' in . the second de
gree -for the' killing -of John Thomas,
rancher; ' : will ; be heard ", Saturday,
Judge E. C. Mills anrounced Monday.
Klan Officials, in
Kansas .Will Face
Ouster Proceedings
' Topeki. Kaik. KoT. 2 L Ouster suits
against every public official In Kan
sas' ' known to be affiliated with , the
Ku Klux Klan will be filed within 24
hours, according to . sources close to
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REDIMADE Best Malt .
PetfUvely "oJH te Ensure."
Drive - Tear ear ' into yoar ews tans
t Bight sad be horn.
f . iMipmtn-SSO Us -
r Eur to ship n1Vr eraeted.
' Kedimade BldgVCoJ,
" .-- ,315 B. 11th
. .2 Bias, B. Hawtbarae. Gut 5114
Governor Henry- J. Alien. Th-governor,
it is said, intends to make the
drive the most drastio ever attempted
against a secret organisation. ;
Kansas, a strong Republican state,
has been "split wide open by the Klan
Issue. - lyansas elected v a Democratic
ST
Chicken Stea
vnUi Dumplings
, A Yonng fowL , light,
flakydumpluigs. plenty
of thick erarj made so
savory when well eeas
oned with
THE ORKMMAI. WORCCSTERtrRaC
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covernorln the November T election
artery W. ' T." Morgan. ; the Republican
nominee, had denounced ' the ". Klan. '
Scores of judges.' sheriffs and other
Ui( bytteTV),)
Skin Troubles
.i m i. , Soothed 1 1
With Guticura
county and state officials are said to
be identified with the Klan movement.
It is against -these, that- tha governor
proposes to. bring suit.- - - -
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RIVOLI
. LIBERTY
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Lundahl's Great Painting "Christ on Calvary," on
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Condensed Milk
Children all. over' the country
thousands and thousands of them
-owe their vigorous andT robust
health to Borden's Eagle Brand
Milk. Eagle Brand is used for
infant feeding more than all other
foods combined. For it is mili
just pure milk and sugar in con
venient form digestible, safe, de
pendable for baby feeding.
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Pimento Cheese
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One Soap for all
4 Household
cases'
It will hot cost you anything
to try WHITE KING. A full
size package has been deliv
ered to you FREE.
WHY NOT USE IT?
WHITE;klNG is the most mod
ern and convenient of soaps. ; It
is granulated (like sugar); lath
ers quickly, cleans thoroughly
- and you can use it for everything.
Begin with the dishes in
the morning. -
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We Give a & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases
Exhibition in the Garment Salons, 2d Floor, Free, of Course
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Amounting to 10c or.More-Always Ask for,Them When Shopping at This Store i
Only 28
Shopping
Days
Till Xmas
BEST B,UTTER, 2 LBS. $1.03
Nondeliveries .except .with ' other -purchases
made in the Grocery .Department.- First quality
creamery butter; put trp expressly for Qf AO
us .by one "of largest creameries. Eoll tDltUu
'Ids, wosftsma WSjbjt
RELIABLE MERCHAhtOIStf RELIABLE METHODS,
" I3!r KL Ym4 st,1
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FREE TRAVEL SERVICE -
-Foreign Money Remittances our American
Express Travel Bureau will give you full infor
mation regarding; mail or cable remittances to all
European countries. This service absolutely free.
Basement
Underprice Store
500 Woiiien
In Great
TTv
s iiDron uresses
JDasmeiit bale Tomorrow
Up to $25
Women s Dresses
SliofS-
Demonstrating once again the underprice supremacy of
our Basement Store with a phenomenal sale of Women's
and Misses' Dresses at fourteen, seventy-five. Frocks
such as would ordinarily sell at twenty to twenty-five
dollars. Poiret Twills, Tricotine, Satins and Velvets in a
splendid selection of the season's newest styles, including
straightline and blouse a effects. .Trimmed with beads,
braids, embroidery, etc. Take a few moments': time and
see these attractive Dresses. Values to ?1 yl 7f
$25.00. Priced special for tomorrow at only DX.4 I 9
$
By far the best dress values the Basement Store has offered in
years ! The , materials alone in these garments would cost you
; much'inore than a dollar, t6 sa nothing- of the 'making. Our
.Basement Buyer took aU the maker had 500 all told and by doing so secured them at
a sacrifice ence. Beeinnine tomorrow morning th ntir aMAmi i.
y I giving the women of Portland and vicinity a great opportunity to supply their present
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The Biggest Dress Sale of the Year
BUY GENEROUSLY, for a sale of this kind only comes once
in a great while. Fresh-looking, becoming Apron,-Dresses in a
large selection of styles suitable "for i wear about the house.
Made up m Uinghams, Beach Cloths and Percales in a
wonderful assortment of patterns in the newest bright
snaaes ana in various staple colors. Some are trimmed
with piping, others with applique, pockets, etc. , All
RK VpII nifllA a nr? tha nnir. r-9 01700 nMnaa 1,mm
medium and small. Plan to shop early in the day and
avoid the afternoon crowds. ; See Alder street win
dows. Priced very special at. ..........i. ........
$
See
Sale Dresses
; ' on Main
Aisle Tables
in the Basement
50c Day in the Basement Underprice Store
Women's Brassieres Made from good
graae rnusiin. f ront lastening and
Doy
yish form styles. , Sizes 36 up to
o. v uic uia pmxv un saie
in Basement at special price
2 Pairs Children's Hose Good serv
iceable stockings for winter wear.
Medium and heavy ribbed cotton in
black only. Double heel and ETA
teel Sizes 6 to 10. 2 pairsOUC
Children Bloomers of excellent qual-
iiy saieen in oiacx wnjie ana pralu
Cut full and well made.-. Full range
of sizes from 6 to 14 years, pn
Basement sale price, pair vUC
6 Women's ' Kerchiefs Here's a fine
opportunity to buy for gifts. Fine,
eer quality kerchiefs with fancy
and orchid. Basement, 6 for OlC
Women Union Suits at excellent
quality ribbed white cotton. Low
neck, sleeveless style with tight or
loose knee, - Sizes- 34 - and 36 only
in this lot. Extraordinary tZfin
values. ' Priced special at 3UC
Children Hose The popular
styles. "Mixed 'wool derby ribbed
in the latest heather mixtures. Just
ythe thing for school wear.
Size 7 to 9 Special, pr. OUt
Women's Hose Several - hundred
pairs in - this special lot. ,. Derby
v ribbed, - reinforced heel, and toe.
Shown in tan, light ; brown, dark
brown, .gray and - navy. Cf
Specially priced at, the pair uUL
3 Pairs Child's Bloomers Of good
quality knitted cotton in pink and
white. First grade, but slightly
soiled from: display.-; Sizes KftA
6 to, 12. Basement, 3 pairs OUC
Men's Cashmere Socks Special pur
chase lot offered for Wednesday at
a very low price. Black with gray
. heel and toe. Elastic ribbed JT ft
..top. Sizes 9 to 11. Jr. OUC
Men' Handkerchief s Standard size,
. 18x18 inches, with : 4 -inch hem.
Made from good quality plain white
materials Supply your needs at a
good j , saving. s Basement PT ft
' .sale price tomorrow, 3 for UlL
Boys Blouses 200 of them in a Spe
cial one-day sale at a bargain price.
Made up in chambray : and beach
cloth materials in attract! ve .ff A
colors. Sizes 6 to 9. Special OUC
Men's Leather Belts Made with the
never-slip adjustable buckles. Black
or brown leather. New narrow
widths. Sizes for men and boys in
" the lot. .-, On sale Wednea- FAfl
day at special price of onlyOUC
Glass Toweling Absorbent : cotton
' crash, full bleached, with small red
.stripes. ' Just the thing for glass
i : ware and china. - Lay in a good
supply. Basement sale, for Cft
. Wednesday, 4 yards only OUt
5 Yards Curtain Scrim Double bor
" der Scrims suitable for long or
."l short curtains. ; We -reserve the
. right to limit quantity to each
; customer. On sale.tomor
' row in Basement, 5 yards OlC
2 Pillow Cases FuU bleached and of
; good quality. . Size 42x36 inches
- with deep hem; Dontfail to secure
. a half dozen or so of these, ffft
: ' good cases. Special, 2 cases OUC
2 Pairs Infants' : Pants Made from
j rubber, sanitary and easily cleansed.
One of the very best standard
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imaaes. mo xeiennone orders . ac-
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cepted for this item. --'.All CT ft
sizes. Priced special, 2 pairs
Robe Material Now ; is the time to
.buy for the making of those gift
robes. 27 inches wide, good qual
ity, several attractive pat- fTArt
terns. ; Special . at the yard OUC
' Lunch , Cloths Plain white cloths,
" hemmed ready for use. Size 48x48
' ' inches; Shop early, for quantity is
somewhat limited. , On sale PA
. tomorrow ; in ' the Basement OUC
4 Crash ; Towels Not' more' - than 2
dozen to a purchaser. Of excellent
quality unbleached crash in good
large ' size : for general use.' f? AW
Special tomorrow 4 towels OUC
6 Rolls Toilet Paper Limit 12 'to a
customer - and positively ;no tele-
none or J. v orders filler!.
plu
Large size rolls, good quality
tissue, r Special at, 6 rolls
50c
TomorroVa ,
Special Lunch
69c
Service 11:30 A. 41. to 2:30 P. M.
CHOICE OF
Oxtail Soup with Barter . .
v. -- Clam Bouillon
r Freah Ixbeter . la Newber?
, Baked Royal Chinook Salmon
Creamed Chicken with Noodles
, Pot Roast of Beef With Spaghetti
Broiled Pigs' Feet and Brussella Sprouts
. i .. OWK-Baked Beans with .
v Boston Brown Bread :
' Assorted Cold Meats 'Potato Salad , .
"'" WITH - v'i ',:'"'
Brassells Sprouts
CHOICE OF .'
Individual Pie Ice Cream
Tea Coffee
Milk
Cake
Tea Room
4th Floor
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; Main Floor?:
L Stay Binding, 4-yard pieces for 4c
Lingerie Tape " in pink and blue
priced special at per bolt only 10c
Dress TWeighfs white, per yard 10c
Buttons,' red, asstd styles', card J0c
Curling Irons, priced special a 7c
--Shoe Trees on. sale at, .the pair 10c
Rubberized Household Aprons 39c
35c Sterling Skirt ? Markers at 25c
Lisle Elastic 4 in Hnch. width
white or black special, yard 4c
Folding Coat Hangers, 'each 7C
Machine Oil 6-oz. bottles for 19c
D' Arcy Wavers, and "Curlers "19c
Queen J Stocking ' Darners at 18c
Velvet Grip Sew-on Supporters 14c
Desk Pins, 15c, values special He
Defender. Safety Pins on sale at 4c
Wire Hairpins, assorted, pkg. 4c
Candy Sale!
vr. .' Main Floor ' ' , :
Marsschino - Cherries a " delicious
confection. Boiled in thick cream and
dipped in rich dark chocolate QQrt
Specially priced at a pound OaC
Broken Opera
and wholesome.
Sticks, pure Op?"
Per pound MUt
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Table Glassware
39c
rd Floor Brilliant six-point polished
cut star design on popular shapes, as
shown in above. sketch. "Good quality
thin blown Crystal ; Water Goblets,
Tall Stem Sherbets, and Low Footed
Sherbets. ;r Special for the Qft
Thanksgiving ; Sale at v only O V C
Sale, of Oven
Glassware x ;
3rd ' Floor Transparent, sanitary,
easy to clean. Every piece is guar
anteed not t to. break - from the . heat.
70c Pie Plates 8-inch' size at 48c
'-$1.60 Bread . Bakers, large, 98c
65c Oval ' Baking Dishes ' at 45c
90c Brown Betty Bakers at 68c
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