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Vare Dispute Opened
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METFOT?fi "SIXTY, TRTBTTJTFl, rEDFORT).'. OlfEfiOX. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1!). 15)29.
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NDIAN MAIN
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KILLS MOTHER
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Reservation Girl Confesses!
Altercation Over Relations,
With Ex-Convict Led to!
Deed Body Was Hidden;
in Brush. I
N'OrtTIIPOItT. "Wash., Popt. '
A1) A 20-yonr-old Corvillt In
dian irl today was in jail accused
of murder because nhe refused to
nivc up the man she loved.
Helen Moses, who lived on the
reservation near here, eonfeased to
I'ro.seputint; Attorney Thomas Ork
shot, that officer said, that she
killed her mother Mi'H. Susie Mooch
with a .22 eallbre rifle during an
altercation Tuesday niuht which
reKulted from her parent's objec
tion to a relationship with Clarence
Jlurtley, who had served two terms
in the state reformatory.
After Hhootiiitf her mother, the
officer Bald Helen told him, .the
Kirl and Ilartly hid the body in
home brush near her home a ud
then reported that Mrs. Moses had
been' killed, probably by a burglar.
An investlKa'tlon by l'ruHeuutor
Oak shot yesterday was followed by
the unnouneement that Mis. Moses
pnibably had been killed by u bur
. ular HurprlMHl when she returned
from a neijjhbnr's home.
hast niKht while Heb-n was beiiu:
questioned, Oakshot said, she sud
denly admitted the crime and then
ni;.de a complete confession. A
warrant was issued fur the arrest j
nf Hartley, who hud served two j
ternus in the state reformatory at ,
.Monroe on grand larceny and for- j
fiery chaises. j
mieSt FOR I
Associated Press Photo
The dispute over the right of
William S. Vare (above) to a seat
in the senate was suddenly forced
before the senate for determination
by Senator Norria (below) of Ne
braska, with a resolution to bar .he
Pennsylvania reDublican-
Aitl of thf sheriff office haa
been Bought by friends and rela
tives to locate Winfield II. Oaylord,
Jocal attorney, who left August 9
to attend to business mutters in
San Francisco and has been miss
lug ever since. '
A postcard wua received by rela
tives here and it bore n Los An
Kelea postmark, but nothing fur
ther has been heard. The sheriffs
office has sent telegrams to Cali
fornia authorities in an effort to
locate the attorney, but so far the
efforts have been unsuccessful.
He is said to have left Medford
to attend to a matter in federal
court in San Francisco, leaving
here by stage.
While it is believed word from
(aylord will soon be received, his
silence being attributed to press at
business matters and traveling
about, his family and many friends
are naturally considerably worried.
:
MANILA VF; Almost all of the
students at the University of the
Philippines are protesting against
a law whieh requires that they
attend school attired in inexpen
sive white cotton clothing, but.
only one student. Miss Kosario Si
son, has been exempted from the
provisions of the statute. She won
exemption because of a religious
vow.
M ss Sison related that she made
a vow to Our La d y of Carmen
that she would forego dancesi par
ties, flimsy drones and flowing
skirts and that she would wear
the rohe of the Carmen devotees.
Dean Henite:: of the university
thereupon permitted her to at
tend classes in a brown robe.
Much controversy has resulted
from enforcement of the reula-1
lions, which have been in force
a little more than a year. U--eently
SOW) students signed a pe
tition to the house of representa
tives urging that the law be repealed.
COIN IN 1700 BC
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. lf. (VPj
Formation of the First National'
Flying System. Inc., capitalized at i
flF25O,0O0, was announced here to-1
day in connection with the first!
Portland built airplane public dem
onstration. The firm will be headed by
James A. Malarkey. president of
the M. and M. Woodworking com
pany. The concern is a holding com
pany for the Kankin System, Inc..
Aircraft Ihiilders, Inc., and the Ad
cox Schools. Inc., three well es
tablished Portland nir companies.
' Clean cotton rags wanted at Mali
Tribune office.
T1KRLIN (A) liecent invest!-I
gations have shown lhat'tbe EkVP-;
tians had a regular monetary sys
tem a thousand years before t he t
flist Creek coins were struck
seven centuries Li. C. according
to professor Karon Fried rich V. J
von Hissing, eminent Kgyptolo-,
gistf writing in the scientific Jour-,
nal, Research and Progress. I
This Egyptian money was called
shet' and served as a standard
in determining the value of fmd.
clot bins or payments ma do in
kind for work done. Two shet
was a laborer's daily wage. The
ratio of value for the same weight
was: Cold 12,' silver 6, and lead
a shet. Duly stamped gold rings
represented the coinage (standards. :
This money fell into disuse In
the Middle Kingdom period, cen
turies before Tut-Ankh-Amen'.
time, when the Knyptlans re
verted to primitive barter, owing
to the less scientific, but nmre
commercially astute trading meth
ods of the Phoenicians. i
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and without a
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of it.
All good Drug Stores s-ll S.S.S.
in two sizes. Ask fur the larger
size. It is more economical.
nTlM
Nowthc New
COATS
For Fall and Winter
Now and here! Come ... sec the delightful styles Fashion has created for you!
See how becomingly slenderizing the-low-placed flares and ripples on the new coats
are! How the generous-sized fur collars rise flatteringly about your face! How
cleverly the cuffs are designed! How soft and smooth and supple the fabrics are!
How varied is our collection of smart new styles!,
For Women : Misses :' "Juaiors
i m m mm
to
Womens Rayon
Underweai
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each
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Vests . . . Bloomers . . . Panties
Imagine beifig able to buy these dainty, prac
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The Hat Choice of Those
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sea
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Fabric Gloves
fluffs lire the tiling on
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we arc showing some pv
cr-Nii-siiiiirt styles in fiih
ric gloves in I In- wauled
shinies. He mire to see
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to iiecoinpany your new
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Variety, tlint inclndi's n
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fnshioiiiilile ideas fur fall.
Tile new i(Hieli shapes,
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Unit are exceptionally low.
98c to S4.98
Tyj
The New
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Are Ready!
try a .75
And Styled for the
-Well-dressed Man-
in selecting our Overcoats for the new season,
we have taken our cue from the well-dressed
man, whose motto is, "Dress smattly, but simply,
too."
So accordingly, we present here our three but
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est and smartest fabrics of the season, in a var
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Other Overcoats at g 19.75
Overcoats
Men, here is an opportun
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$14.75
Oxfords
FOR FALL
The new fall styles in
men's oxfords are here
and await your inspection.
Black is the favorite col
or with browns a close
second.
Only 1(10';; leather is used
in the construction of .f.
('. Penney Company shoes.
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has been the bi(f cst fac
tor in our success. ,
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Hosiery
Men's silk and rayon
hose in plain or fancy
colors. All sizes. This
number has our famous
'I'H-Toe feature that as
sures better wearing ser
vice. And the price is
rinht. I'air
25c
Woolen cash mere, rayon
and wool or novelty silk
and rayon hose, made to
our ' rinid specification
that 1400 stores buy'ini;
power can obtain. .Super
ior hosiery values will al
ways be found here.
49c
It Took the Group'
Buying Prestige of
Our 1400 Stores to
Bring You These Out'
standing Values in
Fall Styles
for Young Men
"The Avenue
"The Dorset
Two-button, sinKle.brctcd. pck lapel model Two-button, .ingle-brei.ted, rk lapel
with pleated vt. The season', newest .hade, Also in notch lapel. Novelty weave, and fancy
in novelty weave, and .triped patterru. mipe, in the ,had favored for tall.
Fabrics and tailoring strictly to J. C. Penney standards.
.75
$24
Extra Pants at $5.90
Other fall suits at $19.75 and $29.75. Extra pants at $4.98 and S6.90