mrnirjv flimnrnn !
. yPoison Liquor ,M
Holiday Expected
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M j. WASHINGTON. Nov., 8. .
Illi ,(V-DeMh from ulnon Ikiuor '
" ( Which In fccimryeuni IiAvo oc-
! curred at tho Christmas holl-
Ji '( clityK. uro .Improbable! this
.Tlte tiirkoy pool,of,thb Farpiers' year, Prohibition Commlimlon-
(. Co-oneraUva Is pro, .S. "m,KTf
Inn IjeHer than expected. A cr i. denatured alcohol and boot-
load ,wai) shipped November 7. lor r leggerH , tln(i lt cheaper to
which. (Jie. growers. were paid more manufacture tbolr own alco-
than SO0O. - The second cor j)0 .than to convert Die lo-'
a$kWtan,t loaded, and -will KO out j. ImtUred product. 1
tonigni ior wmcii.uiu ruwiH win ;
receive uuoui iouv, uuu miuwyB
for B fhlrd car' Are bolus' packed
aftrt -will-lie' snipped Saturday,! No-,
veniber9.. .j .-' . . '
Jit is expected Willi ca: will.be ok
lnKO or larger than the first car.
(powers '.are .being paid, upon de
livery ot'tlieir.lurkuys, 82 cents a
pound advance, and will .receive
wltutever is"' realized In addition
upon the alo, less the ' percentage
retained by the Furtners' Kxchnnge
Cooperative for work, i labor and
Hdr-vlceH performed and materials
fornisbed In packing and shipping
these turkeys and handling the tur
key pool in general.
RAZOR WELDER
i,i' t- r. ;"" 'i
11 LJUIgMfa Wl r,VT i 11 Vt'XV I KH M CM W nf i.w
NewChicagb Liquor Racket Found; ;
Took Money for Law and Order
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CHICAGO. 111., Nov. 8. (IP) The
government believed today lt had
uncovered a new racket under the
name or the South Hide Business
Men's . Law and Order league.
Among members arrested by prohi'
bition officers yesterday were Wil
lam Payne, organizer, and Mrs.
Lena Wlchrowski, 60-year old wid
ow, Misted as president.
Daniel Anderson, assistant V. 8.
attorney, said tho league's purpose
apparently wnB -three-edged: It
served to punish those It opposed;
it rewarded "customers." and it
collected money lor law and order,
"using 'the money for I lie over
throw of law and order." :!.
Anderson said the KovernmVnt
was Informed that the league sold
alcohol and provided a degree of
protection to its customers. - To
saloon keepers who refused to buy
alcohol from it, the league Is al
leged to have retorted with raids.
An office was maintained at which
subscriptions were received from
persons Interested In prohibition
law enforcement.
Payne, known as a professional
reformer called tho arrest a frame
up. "I've been fighting liquor and
vice for 10 yearn," -he said.
llrs. Wlchrowski was surprised
at the charges and federal men
were convinced she was made the
president as n 'blind. ' She raid she
believed the league was, all thatUts
name Implied, and tnld of having
written many letters .herself ask
ing funds for the league's work.
the 28-year-old I
.No commission whatever Is paid
to; any person, and' no commission
Isi paid -to- any person for sellitig
the turkeys or handling them ex
cept the amount retained by the
Farmers' Exchange Co-operative
fur their work, less services and
materials furnished.
fcMost-of the-turkeys being packed-are
number one grade, and ai-e-'.
stilted by Mr. Lucas of -Savage &
Company, to whom they arc. con
signed, to ibe high grude birds. The
pool .will remain open for the re
caption of turkeys until 5 o'clock
pi; m., Saturday, November nth,', :i
a! . rr--
PORTlXmrOre.
Waltor C.' voges
loneHhoreinon who. .will! two Vi-
clous sweeps "of a razor, killed his
estranged wife, .Mrs. Mary Voges
22, -and attempted to end his own
life by slashing hla throat-, realized
fully today that he would recover
to face n charge' of first degree
taurder.' ' ' '
Insane Jealousy, police said yes
terday, cuused Voges to slay Ills'
wife in her upartment after she is
said to have received a former hus
band and father of her child.
Voges, a friend said, remarked that,
"someone would see blood If 1 see
any more, men around here." 1
i VICE DEN CLEANUP
V,. tj :rHt:
"PORTLAND, Oie.f NaV; fl.fyfy
lice, bent on stomping out nlleged
underwprjd djveti revealed by Bon
nie I'?lheiv'iJ-0, prphnned CorvalllH
pre. Blii' In- a - HeiiHfitlomtl vice"
rIOi'V boro ,loAvn-,.om 20, OHwertod
li'ouKett 4f till repute in North Port
Unrt early today as tin nmtwer. In,
romplnints. oMiUHlnenH men' of that
Artbtlon' fiwt woman habitues -were
tt(HM(nK ltoldni'. , ,.... ''..
VOLCANO CAUSES WAR
ON ISLAND IN PACIFIC
LASSEN FOREST FIRE .
!. t, IS OUT OF CONTROL
5-SACIlAMKNTO.' CL, 'NoV.'. .
-uWiih winds unabated, icouv
mtinication lines rut off, ndaitlbitnl
lire fighters unavailable and forces
lUsorganized, the l'lej valley fire
li' Butffe Counlyi' Jjissen Nntlonal
(oicst; jumped the- forest bound-.
arteS early .'tbday'iinil had- renchrd
such,', proportions - lhat state , For
estpr M. 11. Pratt wus called to'take
charge' of the situation, -
a .8elrt'IMocn OiPMK
(KLAMATH FAI-LS, Ore , Nov. S.
-rSldnoy Van Meter, 18; and Wiley
Itogau, 20, were arre'sted and Jailed
trtdny after federal prohibition of
ficers had seized considerable man
ufacturing equipment between Iji
plho and Crescent.! - The raid was
considered one of tho largest In the
history of- the. county. .
V t ' . ,
' Avlnlnrs Snfo. ,i
iMONTHEAt Nov.-i..(ll. Wl -r;
IilPUU llonnard lind Sergeant For
tey. avlntors of the' department of
nutlohnl . defense, who hud . been
missing for'; month, following'
flight they made into the
country In search of Cunnon and
IJzottc, two missing Curtlss Held
nv'ntors today were reported safe
, SV.fi-N'fcV'. JAusir.-ilhi W Hl'al
liihVs'on -tlit!', Wand of Ainhryjni
In the New Hebrides, recently en
gaged u an orgy of fighting, each
blaming the other for tho erup-
tions-'of
)E-
' IS WON BY VETERAN
m. , h -i"(.i .
T.Ofl ANORTsK?,; Nov.: Si-HTpH-Winner
of ihv flrat of "ifitf kuIIh
broiiKht In California uttalnxt tho
Kovcrnment fur . payiijcnt of wnr
risk insuranfe money. Homer N.
Love, "n world war veteran living
at the National Koldier'tr horn?,
Sawielle, CaUf., will' receive a
monthly compensation of 57.r0
dating from : October 31.. 101H,
when he was dlnchnrKed, until
he nhall die. .
A Jury in federnlfourt yester
day -ieturned a verdict In. favor
of loVe, 'who- aked for hiH InBUr
ance on the groundH he had con
traeted tiihercuIoKin in tlie 'nritly
n;j(l wuh toLally dlaahled. Ho wan
Htrlclten Bhorlly After hl - dls
lohnrge. ,( '.f-,5-'t1 . (''.' '
WILLAMETTE CATTLE
RUSTLERS ARE'JAIEO
WILL COS! MORE FROCKS
-l Socially. Priced
for.-Tomorrow
FIVE BLOWN TO BITS
JN DYNAMITE BLAST
.I'qhfUND.-tre.iNflV. isHjj
Gord.on K.'Moll, 41. and Lawrence
E. Thorp, 18 were held In-the city
Jail today pending an investigation
by authorities into their .alleged
activities as : cattle rustlers in. Ma
rlon Polk, -Benton ..and. Yamhill
counties.,... .. .
They were arrrated late yester
day on a road leading Into Port
land in a truck which carried I
live cow, three skinning knives, a
larla), two sharpening steels; , oil
skin apron, one loa'ded rifle, one
loaded pistol and a pair of rubber
boots,- " '" '' :- ':
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I'OflTLAIJ.V)V. 8. (,V(,l5j5n
berry sauce for the holiday turkeys
'and oranges for winter eating are
going--to .be- higher,., according to
advices....,,
Potatoes were running true to
early predictions of higher prices.
No.' 1 Oems.belnjr quoted nt $2.50
trt' J3.26 by tho Pacific Prult and
Produce' compnny. ; '-'
'(?allfornla' tomatoes'' wer'e much
higher at ti.M a lug.
Oregon onions Were quotcd-ot J2
to , $2.25., The Yakima product
sells irt'll. 75 to -
Ijem'ons were still' sky high at
If.. - ., . .); ,.
Hops were tho most demoralized
product at present. Recent sales
have been reported at a range of
from foul- to eight cents, with little r
hope of improvement. I
The egg market continues firm j
without any Indication of weakeo-j
lng.' . " ,
Jiittter prices Were 'steady and
unehnnged. .- .' 1
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THE MARKETS ,
T
'roduoo tj,
: PORTLAND, OlV:,"MoV.' 8. (P)
Onions higher; Vnkima, fa-ney
?1.'S5,2.00 per cwt. Oregon $2.00
tff-2.25. - ' ;
HOPS Lower; '1929 crop, 4
Sc'lb. Contracts, nominal.
Hutter, ' cgfis, milk thuttorfat),1
poultry, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay,
and C'asrarn' bark steady and un-
j changed. .. .. ..
. ' Livestock, -
POUTLAXD, , Ore;,- Nov. &.-(rj.
CATTLE AND CALVES Quotabty
Hteady; .receipts, enttlo GO, calves
TARIFF REDUCED FOR
Al ITfltt MflTllPPYfl CQ rMOa-TalklnW 'around' steady;
MUlUOr llUIUlUlL'LLu!,'TClnt '" Including 278 dlie..
' j SHBBPA.ND.UMIW Quotal)ly
WORrSSTEflJ Mass.; Nlnv. S.4-
uftlnnnn ,lhnl iiftiir r- I All tn ....... I. li. i.1i.tin-'
AVASIIUVOTON, Nov. . (JP)
! The senate today approved without
malrtlnK quicst'ont for 15 years,
has, at the bohent of a boastful
witch doctor, .burHt Into artlvity.
iTho Java wiped out aoveral vll
laKH and a-, trading station, and
tho- natives affoctcd, havinK
vain - entreated tho witch doctor
to top nthc Aulcnno, resorted lo
bittror warfare agalnHt him and. his
tribe. ' ' ' 1
, r 4 ' '
plerPM in a premature explosion of
80 poundH of dynamitr In a shaft
of the Metropolitan Water De
velopment ut CoUlbrook early to
day. ' '
u ueoaie a reuuuuon oji-ine mriii on
automobiles nnd motorcycles from 1
25 to 10 per Aont ad valorem. -
The coalition wa.s: successful 'in
eliminating proposed Increases' m
duties on embossed metal buttpns,
iron or steel pins, metallic ports and
cheap pen-knlvcK. "
.steady; receipts 75.
; San Francisoo Ituttorfot.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S. (A;
Itutterfat, f.o.b. San Francisco, 54.
NEW HA-VKN A) Miss Bessie
Lee Lathrop, vho for 30 years was
a clerk for the,priuclpa,l of a high
school, has-iaft an estate of $340,
000. She made most of It by tak
ing profits in the stock market.
STATED ISr
AXATIflN FOR
orth
MNEW YOIIK. Nov. 8. (A)
Frank H. Warder, , resigned atato
Kjuperlntendent of hanking,' today
was sentenced to from five to 10
years' In prison oh his conviction
of bavlnp'apcpptrd a $10,000 brlbft
to forego examinations of tho City
TJust company which failed for
fi, 000,000 InHt Februnn. '
HAl.EM, . re.( Nov.c (A) X
tentnttve plan of the suite tax torn-"
tulaslon for standardizing; tuxatlon
In Oregon and reaching n uniform
syutoni of taxation for ull counties
was . presented to tho convention
of assensors hero today hy Charles
V. Ualloway, commission momber
who has been asslfrned to local
tax questions. :
The convention this year is
tdKnlficnnt for the -reason that -it
in tho first under the administra
tion of thfr new full-time state tax
commlHKion provided hy tho .1929
legislature.
tWAHSAW. Poland. (A) ' The
body iOf a prehistoric wooly rhlu.
oceros, the second to be found In
Poland, has been unearthed In the
villaKO of Starunla near Stanls
rnwow. Tho body was intact and
was excellently preserved.
PARIS (A) Michael Allen, the
novelist, who underwent nn opera
tion for appendicitis, watt stated to
be proKreHttliiff most favorably. He
is at the American hospital.
NEW YORK (A) MIsh Marjorle
Oelrlchs, wealthy and socially
prominent, is to tell of styles over
I be--radio. -Her .first -addreHs will
be next ' Tuesday at 11:30 p. m.
over tho Columbia UroadcnstlnR
system.
1 A 4Make-It Yourself " Ohristmas Guide
With the Aid of the
MfrWijces Still Down
HANDICRAFT SHOP
. Gifts lo Make Now!
Start t o (I n y with
iliroad, ' iiootUo's,
scissors niul niaio
r in 1 '.You . can
ovolvo Rifts that
are fltivor Uifts
that liavo "lt."
U nii'.l 1 on
rainbow noiiDKit. pilix)w .casks;
. ?';. '.;"; ?i.i 1
' LINEN, DAHASK TOWELS -f 1.10 .
RAINBOW--. LTNI'IN? TOWELS,' 75'
RAINBOW1' BORDER LU-NTHKON SETS
. Mliu, r-lotlisswith 4-jia'ikins,,$1.25
DoBotis. of Otlicr Clever (iifts That a
'I. ' Ave Easy to Make ,
.......... npiuiKAr i aHUr
f 4? 8. Central Pl,0n. 703
BAKE.J v
at the
Open Front
Mirlcet
121vNoi
Central
Smoked Meats
. i-.-i v: 28-C
29c
40 c
Hams, f f
per fljoiintf-:':
?acop, .
per pound
Sliced Bacon,
per pound
Beef
Roast Beef, .i
per pound .
Boiling B.eef,
per pound .......
aic,? :
Veal
Roast Veal,
per pound ..
Veal Chopsf
per pound ..
Veal Stew,
per .pound ..
y'eat
23c
30c
12
Lamb
Beef Ste:
per pound
Leg of Lamlx '
per pound
,
Shoulder 'jLa'mb,
, per pound
Lamb Chops,
per pouna
HAMBURGER,
per pound
SA.USAGE,
per pound
LARD,5 "
per pound ....
20c
15 c
25c
30c
25 c
A. w'
28
18c
18c
lc
Open
Front
Market
x vee uenvery
CON DEVORE, PROP
Store -Closed All Day Monday
: ..
Silfc
We .Give
' frV)U( . -. ' ' Green
V-V1. ' Discount -"A
I fti - Stamps ' 1
5.00 - - u
A good assortment of styles nndjjsis'.es in this lot of
two for $15 dresses. - All ofHhese are dresses tlint
would. iiKually be marked $12.75 f antt ,$15; w.hich' arc.
goinir now at this'speeinl price.-.' An iiijnsnal "biirgain.
'" '. '- ':.. .-"'..'", .
- ; Sport and.Press, 1M
(2oats
$17-95
and ,'-x
$24-95
Many of these coats are a new lot just
placed on the racks. Others are.higher
priced coats that have been reduced.
All . are lovely broadcloth coats with
heavy fur .trim.' Good assortment oE .
sizes. This Christmas weather calls for
warmer coats for comfort." .".
:Girls?.Suspender Skirts
r; S4.45, ; -'-'
Accordion pjcated, jijiiid w'Oiil skirts, flared style
witii faney'-liarmonizinf suspenders. -
Shoes for Men
Men's Black, or Brown
Oxfords
$5.85 .
Plain toe style,, calf skin.
Very, stylish , nyd . . eom
fortable. Men's -Brown-' or , Tan
Oxfords., Special bargain
price
rv S4.95
- Dr.-Johnson's .Cushion
, SolciSlioe
o ,$5.95
Wide last, easy walk. ,
Men's Blazers
I!
$4.45 to $6.95
All wool, fancy. plaids.
- -u. i :.'; u..-.--
Men's Lumberjack -jj ntl-
' ' - Stag Shirts " ' "
$7.45 to $8.95
Plain rtnd fancy paterns.
All woo'.- Orefeoiiiproduct;
M"en 's Part -Wool-" Shirts
$L98 "
Colors, khaki or tan.'Part;
wool.1-;. All Sizes. '
In Our
Baby Department
Baby presses
Kmbroidered Xainsdok,
white witli blue or pink,
trim." 'Infant sizes,
' -89 and 98 :
Daisy
Cloth
Gertrudes
59c
' Blue of'pihk trim.
"Outing
Nighties
65c
Infantj sizes.
Wool
Shawls
3fix3Gs.,yx..j$.45
:iGx5-i $2.25
Carriage
Robes
$2.25
C.h iji e 8 e Quilted
Robes,.', fKhi( with
blue or .pink trim;
blue -or pink with
i whitc ,tvimv....'. , ,
YT.y BARGAIN BASEMENT: ; - ;
Oval Braided -Yarn Rugs, size 19x36 ;.............'.... 08
Eeru .Fillet Lace Sctqi-fs, protty patterns, .fargogsizos 29
3(-ineh.Plnid Worsted Suitings : 3191
girls' Piuainas, heavy griuVoutipg, stripes,. plnjiijColors ....'......'...".....$1.29
Women's Sleeveless Cotton Vests, sizes 3i to 44 '. 29
Women's Knitted Cotton Bloomers with rayon stripe i 59
M"eu's Part .".Wool Union Suits, sizes 36 to 46 ". :Jj1.69
! ,CliildrenSweaters, coat style or 'slip-on, plain or fancy 98 to S1.98
Jfen's and Boys' Grey Pelt House Slippers, soft sole -79
Women's Pne-Strap Black Kid Comfort Shoes $1.9
Women's Arch Support Shoe; 411 black kid or patent tie .! .'.'5. 4j2.9S
AVomen's One-Strap tan Kid Slipper, medium heel L '.. -$2,98
Children's School Slioes, heavy tan shoe with' composition sole....: $1.49
Children's Patent S(trnps or Oxfords $2.29 to $2-98
Boys' Heavy School Shoes ...1 .'. ...?...........:.. $2-98
Men's Heavji- Work Shoes, pnracord sole $2-98 to $3.89
mmm li m ,i rt. i vreen M m
lEBVRTN
f jPay Les Dress Better
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