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TIID OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, rOHTLAND, Or.EGON. 1R0VSL1QUQR OUT OF WINDOW A!ID IS ARRESTED Whea somebody else brings a eult cue f, liquor into your rooming house, and yon throw suitcase and contents oxit of a window as' soon as you dis cover it there, can you be charged with violating the prohibition law? t".-' ,..,: &. CHara. - Astoria rooming house proprietor, says nov . . Prohibition Agent Chris ten sen of As torla says yes. . O'Hari wm brought to Portland Tuesday by Ieputy. Vnfted Stales Mar shal Reed and lodged in the county jail pending the verdict of the federal grand Jury. '. - According; to testimony' given at-a hearing before United States Commis sioner Zimmerman of Astoria, Chrls nen followed a man with a. suitcase into O'Hara's rootbingr house. At the head of the stairs s Chrlstensen i de manded the right"to,-inspect't&e suit- ase. .' ;y: . i . ' , , ' ' - . ,m. The ; man- carrying M demanded 1 a search warrant and whn risteusen could aot produce it, refused 'him ' the right. yA. -fight in the -"upfeen. ball - f ofc lowed. During the -fight . O'Hars emerged from his room, grabbed the raltcae. :rn to the nd f tiuL hall and threw it out of. Chft-window. iThe unidenUfted wan escaped during the ilter th flt' Christensen ex-tZtl-u1 8atc rid found It con tained jlqupr, He there,,, filed a complaint charging OtZera, with pos session of liquor. The legal question for the " court - to - decide is whether O'Hara actually had possession of the liquor while carrying it down the nail to the window. v.- Christensen has brought the action under the theory that ' the liquor was intended for O'Hara. and that he dis posed of it hurriedly solely to - avoid prosecution for alleged previous -offenses and not because he had any ob jection to the unidentified mas' bring ing the liquor inside bis place. Tubercular Oases . To Be; Treated by : U. S. Vets' Bureau The city council at as, adjourned session Monday ' afternoon - passed i an ordinance granting- the United States Veterans' bureau permission to treat tubercular patients in the Hahnemann hospital, at East Second and Multno mah streets, now held under lease by the government. :,, ' Tliis was - done on the specific re quest of Colonel Forbes, in charge of the veterans bureau. , It tm expected this will remove the last -obstacle in the way. of closing the ' purchase by the government of the hospital' prop erty, and that provision, then will be made-for jsrecUon jot: ' wing to. the present, building- Xit-ki-' ' .. j Congressman MeArthur urged delay In passing the ordinance- until Wednes day, as he eaid Senators McNary and gtanfie Id today are t lay before Colo net'Forbes all .data connected .with the proposed : puprchase of f Pierce "sani tarium 'for a vocational , school for former service men and that passage of the ordinance -might have : some bearing on ' the decision of Forbes 6a. the matter. . . - . Wednesday, ovenzr:; 22,- 122, Murphy Appeals r: From Conviction' In Bodtleg Case "- : ' 5 'u '- ".' --. . - rr. Joseph Murphy,- who . was sen tenced seven months 'ago to six months in' Ja.II by : Federal Judge R. S. Bean after Jne was found guilty of bootleg ging, perfected bie appeal to the cir cuit court of appeals Monday. Prob ably it will be three months more be fore the case is reached by the appel late court. - The sentence, which is the maximum under the law, was Imposed April XX after Judge Bean remarked : - "There is no question of the defendant's guilt. He is not only guilty of violating the prohibition act, but also of defrauding his victims.' , . According to the testimony given by the government's star witness, . Leon ard C. Torgerson, Or, Murphy ; sold him a bottle . of denatured alcohol, mixed; with caramel coloring and gly cerine, for $3.50, and veprasented it te be "Old Febbleford whiskey. Mur phy was also accused of steaming labels off eld whiskey bottles and put ting them on bottles containing his concoction. . Murphy is at liberty- under 13500 bond. -, . . . . -. ; Paroled ex-C6nyict; Sentenced C to:. Jail ' James Spencer, paroled Convict, was found guilty .' of ' impersonating - a- fed eral prohibition agen,t by a jury, Tuesday and - was sentenced to . Jsix .months in the county jail by Federal Judge Bean. The ' court ; sentenced Spencer? even though, the act was committed prior to bis recent trial and parole by the stale court. - Spencer , was convicted in the circuit court of putting out bad checks. His federal , conviction was for ha v- ing checks cashed and securing credit at several stores under the representa tion that be was a government agent. Spencer was sentenced to one year at Salem by the state court and paroled. It Is probable that the federal court sentence will serve trr revoke the state parole. . . , - " BtTJTGAXOW APARTSCEXTS "95". H. Ross and" N- C . Sonle filed with the city building 'bureau Tuesday plans for a bungalow-type two-story apartment bouse at allocation on North 25Uv? ,:)rtreeWft between. ': Kalelgh and Savter streets, to cost " approximately $11,000. It will .nave " 10 apartments with a court entrance from which-occupants of the ground floor may nave entranoe to their apartments through Individual outside doors.- : t ((-((rbytheTnjj rr7! nn Mwvwyw lsi ejHp jui ru Engfraved Greeting - Cards Finer Than Ever Larger Assort ment Reasonable Prices By placing your order early you are assured better results and prompt delivery. Free-This Week We will engjave' your name on your Fountain "Pen during the hour, from 2 to 3 p. m. See our front window. Bags Ladies' Fine Silk TTevn- birellas :$4.oo ' $8.75 $13.50 m ' Soap! Soap! Soap! Graham's Cucumber Beauty, toe 3 for 25c ' Graham's Orange Juice Complexion, toe. -3 for 25c Graham's Lemon 10c . . .3 'for 25c Woodbury's . , . , .'3 for 57c Packet's Tar . . ,3 for 60c Resinol , . . , ,,V .3 for 60c Zemo .... . . . ... . ; . . . .3 for 75c Physicians' and SurteonV, one dozen. . . . ; . . .$1.00 Colgate's Bis Bath, one dozen ,$1.00 - Jergen's Large Size Bath, assorted odors,- 1 'dozen 79c Genuine Cowhide Traveling Bags, leather lined 18-inch size. Black; C1 A AH XRefuIar I2;00; special . . . . .DXUeUU Boston Bags, .genuine cowhide. QX ffrk Brown or , black. Special tdeeOU - One Lel Ladiee' Handbags, val ues to.$o to 28.00,at. VY2 Off ; Gold Fish JUST RECEIVED new, fresh stock of Gold ish -FantaiJs ; and Blacli Orioles. 3$c TO $1.00 EACH, ' . Fountain Pens v AVahl's ConkHn's Moore's ' Waterman's Sheaf fer'j Parker's Duo fold Children s Bags A Genuine leather and leather lined. .Special t $1.60, $1.75, $2.75 Children's Vanity Cases, double or single; handle, priced ...... ....... . $2.00 ' Pullman Slippers, priced $2.75 Shoe Polishers,'; priced .., 35cl Puzzle Peg " THE CAM OF WONDERS A constant source of amusement for every one especially the Shut-In. POLLS 19-in. Aime. Hen dren Mamma Doll at .....$4.49 24-in. Jointed Doll with -wig and. mov ing eyes,, special at . . . . . , $2.98 ) Toilet Requisites Rubber Goods $ 2.00 2-quart Red Rubber Seamless Hot Water Bottle. V; . ... .$1.49 Five-foot lenrth of Rubber Tubing, special .... . . ; -25c We have a fine assortment "of JVtetal Hot Water Bottles, values 2 to 4. IV fa 7 t i 7i I j i f. 7 -, Mineralava, tube So'c, bottle. f a. .V.$2.00 Mineralava "Face finish : l , : 1 $1.50 Nikk-Marr Neo plt!ue;, 1 , . . . .$2!oO ,.Kikk-Marr Velvet BalmS0c and!". . .$1.00 - Nitk'-'Marr Velvet gream, Soc and.', i .$1.0Q ; Nikk:Marr fice Dressing, 3 oc arid. . . .$1.00 ' Nikk-Marr Rouge, JSC and .... . ,50c Tn Finest Game of Hi- - pi TiTiermometers Specially Tested .98c Baby Bath (floatfng) ..75c Bh . . . , . .$1.50 c"d .$2.00 F'-yinC $2.00 Oven . . . $2.00 Also Barometers ' and " Hydrometers ; , Solitaire y The c.ms That pt$ , ' Pep Into Parties. . 50c ; 50c . . Chi-Chi 50c and $1.00 Candy Assorted Bars, formerly . 10c; now. ; . Honeycomb Chips, special . . . . . i , Hersheys Kisses . . i . . . . . . . Horebound Tablets i. . .5c 39c 49c. -29c i Genuine Ivory Pyralin. ; Shell l?yraliri Amber Pyralin; TKe name PYRALIN as stamped n everr article y for yir protection. m ferV . - - Jergen'e Beta 'formerly 5c- Extra Special! assorted odors. Larte caki. rrf : w, one doxea. . , . . .. t . . . . . 4 7C . Mahogany Finished : Cabinet Clocks i : - Cathedral Cog- ' " 'cleinert's I Moisture-proof Sanitary Puff and Pocket v 25c 35c 40c f i $10 to $35 ,-: t Solid Mahogany Clocks 47.00 t. $12.50 - - - Mantel Clocks ' Priced $5.00 end Up DRUGGISTS r Alder Street at West Park F I I . FHESLM THIS COUFuI . TRIOAT OB SATtTRDAT -V 2COTEXBEK Si OB ti 20 -EXTRA 20 S.1B. GREE?T TRADIXO STAMPS with flrt 91 purchase and eeeMe tasea with lit tal Kl f; X A IX! 4 1 Men's Short Boot s These" sre the days when many men working- outdoors need a dependable pair of rub ber boots to keep their feet' dry. - Here at Wards are standard quality boots at prices not found elsewhere. Our red Of. 4 fZ boot is, pair .. ........... v" WomeiVs Wool Hose Neat, stylish wool hose of dependabls qual ity are to be found at this store at prices that are much lower than you will find at other stores. ? This hose, all wool and in stray,, black 4 and brown and 04 flO ..C. rAs0 clocked, the pair ?T To fiet to This Store Take a D-M or N-S Car to 27th and V .Th'urman Streets Men's Macldnaws Men wQl appreciate this heavy mackinaw with its large shawl collar-and all-around belt, a coat that is very well. made, good and roomy and in attractive plaids of jrrav and blue, f A biz , Ward value O V9 Q for only ....... ........... V lealO Id) so o Remale Values Exfraordinctfy Hosiery Values! Extraordinary values for the fact that they are ; of . the most , dependable quality and at prices that make the biggest savings f or you. Ward's - hxse always fulfill ourv expectations for wear ri'.;.,'. Children's- Wool Hose , An allSrool hose Hn sizes 7H, 8, 8. .In the favorite heather mixture colors and knit with a heavy ribbed stitch. A hose of excellent wearing qualities. Wdolkose H S 1 o 8 2) ;A wonderful hose value, knit of wool yarns mixed with silk. In colors of brown and black with, a drop-stitch effect, A fine winter hose, low priced. Women's Fiber Hose $8c A fmA firhfie e4 Blllr SSTll -flKan vniwaj a aal lent ' wearing qualities : and in colors of brown with gold and black with silver. A special Ward value. Children's School Hose . . A hose of a good weight for winter wear. Knit with a heavy ribbed stitch and in black 1 only. In sizes up from 6 to 94. Smaller sizes are lower priced.- Women's Cot ton Hose, pr. . . A big value in a hose of medium weight a'hd . knit witha ribbed top. In black only. A hose of excellent wearing quality at a very low price. You save -i Note These BIG VALUES in Seasonable PIECE GOODS In every off erinsr mad hi full -nic. I- s"vuo, uu wm J.111U uur prices tne very lowest, in fact each one will -make big savings for you. A com- Iarison of these prices mentioned erereveal to you. the opportunity of buying for less. Ward -values, Ward .prices. - Low - Priced ; Silk $2 Value Dressed DOLL for:...; Our ' Christmas special, a beautiful doll, a value that is incomparable. Is made with an unbreakable head, has mohair wig and is dressed in a plain white dress with a wide collar, ribbon trimmed. ,A doll that any little girl would be proud to own, and there are many of them waiting for this little girl to come in and get' her. . A big Ward value. Christmas will soon' be here, and the wise' shopper wQl be selecting its many favors right now. -Lamp - shades will meet with the ap proval with many of your friends and you will find them here at very low prices. Shades -of good quality silks of many beautiful colors. Made ever strong, well-shaped frames. Each . shade is attractively trimmed with braid and in plain and scalloped : shapes. C ff CA A Ward special , ....VlstfU Christmas Candies A pre-hoiiday offering of pure candies in a , real, large - assortment at prices that are the .very lowest. Here you will find such candies , as: Hard mixed, cream mixed, ribbon mixed, plain mixed and ' French - creams. Western made candies, they are, and of a pure stand ard, and at these low prices make big savings , whether they are for home or church f estivU ties. Before choosing your Christmas candies, come to Wards and learn what you can save. Our prices are, the pound- 18c 20c 23c 28c ...... ' .'............. T 1 NUTS for the Holidays Our Grocery Department offers the finest quality nuts for the holidays and at prices that are very low. . Any kind you want is here, clean and of the new crops. , Just note these low prices. Mixed Nuts,2ic lb: Peanuts, 2 pounds for 25 c Dress Ginghams yard Women's Rubbers Btirgains in ; Kitdifenware ! .Thrifty housewives'. will always .lie 02.49 Standard quality ginghams of the very best : patterns and colors , are shown bere. You know the down-town prices on this material, -so the big savings we offer you are easily ascertained. ; Save. Shepherd. Qa .Crjecka, yard'. . A cotton suiting of a nice tweight and in 'medium size checks. A big 'value an,d low. priced. ' Chiffon : C!9 Broadcloth V-W, Of excellent - quality with a" wonderful, luxurious finish. "A fine suiting or coat material: Silk Foul- Ofl QQ ards; yard. . .riL-0 Beautiful patterns, dark back-" grounds with light figures. An excellent quality material. " Zephyr Ging hams, Yard . . Of standard quality, 32 inches wide and in the choicest colors nd patterns. ,3ig value. Silk Crepe. O-fl rys Meteor, yard vJlwiO This favorite silk material is here for less. We show many choice colors. Good weight. A big assortment go on sale at this extreme low price. They are a high heel' style in both storm and sandal styles and in .several width , toes. A big . 4(Vp value1 at the pair. ; . . JSL Costume Velvet, yard A value extraordinary. In navy and brown, 36 inches wide and with a soft luxurious, silk finish. 5.1.98 Is 40 inches wide and in choice colors. Of a good weight and with an excellent, soft finish. 6Wn.Serge., , An all wool serge of very fine ' weave, a weight that is most --suitable for' suits or dresses. ' All-Wool QO OtZ Tricotine, yd. V A D 46 inches wide and of an excel .Jent ' quality. . A material of quality, at a very low price. - Lingerie Plisse, tZg y&xd V ........ Silk and cotton-mixed plisse in neat, dainty colors. ,Qf very good quality, launders well. Lynx Cloth Sl-98 Yard A regular $6.75 value. A mate rial that is most acceptable for 'coats and capes is of mid night blue in color and with a deep, soft, luxurious finish. ,56 inches wide. - An unusual value is offered at this extremely low price. 1 ' find "the necessary utensils -for convenient s use in the kitchen to be lower priced at Wards. . : . .... i ' U Cast Iron Slcillet A large size skillet fvery high finish. Big value, low priced. ' -Steel Frying Pari 26 c. r A medium sized frying pan of steel. Made-with a long han- die and is highly polished. - Big value, i - . ; Aluminum Dou ble Boiler $1 A seamless Eoyal double boiler of 1 size. A highly finished utensil, very low priced. 32c Big Values in. Girls' Coats Mnth(r( will find af. Wo r-Aa ttia ical way of dressing, their girls stylishly and with dependable quality -: appareL' Here are- two typical examples of the big savings that can be made by shop- fing at Wards. Unusual values at these ow prices.- Save. ; r: . - Veldur Coats $15,C0 A most attractive coat of heavy, all wool velours of brown and navy. Well tailored coats and. trimmed with collars of beav erette a belted model, loose fitting. . Of the most dependable quality, a very be : coming style that will please the young ladies.- . j Velour Coats $11.75 A coat cf unusual value at such a low price. Is tailored of brown and navy velours and made -with a large, converti ble collar of coney fur; a loose-fitting,-belted model. A "value to le found only at Warjis, one to be appreciated at this extreme low price. - . I mm rW-l WJ- r , S- Men's Sweaters A coat style sweater knit from wool yarns. Styled with a shawl collar and pockets. A sweater of quality that will wear welL Men's Sweaters of Dependable Quafity:wiiLowi : Priced These cool days call for warmer clothing ana xor some men a . sweater is , most - practical and acceptable. Here at Wards men -will find the most dependable qua!- ity sweaters at prices that are most rea sonably low, prices-that make the big gest . savings. A comparison - of these' prices mentioned here, reveal to you the big. values. ' - . Pullover QQ fl Sweater ... O.U Men's sweater . with contrast of black, with cardinaL Shawl collar.- A big sweater value at a low Wa,rd price. - Big savings. 05.29 Pullover Sweaters t 03.29 An all wool sweater with large shawl collar and in contrasting trim of choice - colors. ; Very well made and of excellent quality, y Boys Pullover . Of part wool yarns, a shaker knit stitch, cardinal trimmed with black. : An unusual value at a low price. Has shawl collar. 02.98 Boys' ; Sweater no oirv oo.av A fine ribbed garment of navy , blue,, coat style .with a - large" shawl collar, -Of excellent wear ing quality and. very low priced.: PuTlover- : Boys will ' like this pullover sweater in cardinal and black with its contrast trimmed col- ! lar, cuffs and bottom edge. A big valae." ' - " - B