The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1921, Page 9

a @ Dennis lar that Russell would retreat still BELIEVED MURDERED led Oregon Dentist Case Takes Startling New Turn PORTLAND, Aug. 11.—Charies former Roseburg resident, wes reported to have talked/ Russell, thought mur ta Roseburg July 13 by Dr. M. Brumfield, ts 100 miles up the and cannot be reached. ing to wont received over) distance telephone here from Paisley chief of police. ley ts southeast of Bend and Russell and to have) with him, Russell at that) @eclaring he was hiding out! Pacific Northwest Good Poultry Place ‘That the Patific Northwest ts one of the best poultry-producing sections | In the world was declared by W. A Irwin, general manager of the Alder wood Manor project, speaking before Welegates to the American Poultry association convention who visited the manor Wednesday, President A. F. Cooper, of the na tonal association, lauded the Pacific) Northwest ag @ poultrywaising coun- | wy. Thurmiay’s seasion of the conven tion was to take up unfinished busl- ness and to discuss the standard of perfection for 1924. Port Commission May Cut Salariess That expenses must be materially reduced was brought out at the regular weekly meeting of the Se latte port commission Wednesday, Accomtingly, it i» expected that when the new budget, now under preparation, is completed, ft will show considerable reduction tn sal aries for the coming year, The commissioners assured repre sentgtives of the Pacific Northwest Fruitgrowers’ association that space in the Hell st, terminal will be re served for thelr fruit show to be id | Deld the second week in November, of the Roseburg affur. expressed the beilef that 4s attempting to find Russeil the ald of officers, thru into the hills should he be ts being sought by the ISABLED VETS | TO SEE GAME eball Chief Bids War Chaps to Park than 150 disabled soldiers of “World war In Seattle will be the of the Seattle baseball club at me Pacific Coast league ball park, a invitation wag day afternoon, presented by nt William Klepper. The dis- veterans will see a double-head- and before the beginning of the ret game, an automobile, the prize Mf the disabled veterans’ contest, will remedy that draws out the us tions that cause burning, tender feet, Tiz is your foot troubles. Your shoes Mot seem tight and your feet B neyer hurt or be sore or swol- @ small box of Tiz at any or department store and get in- relief. Wear smaller shoes. A standing oF recent developm: ether it is present as hay fovey hm: you should wena ft trial of our meth mat it yw age oF ou with aotemne, our method should re- We copeciaiiy ‘want to vend tt to th one hopel saeco | where f a od fe a Gifficult preathing, ‘aul’ thoes terrible par: VANCOUVER, Wash—Old school ‘|Doard having resigned during squab Die with parents over teacher ap- pointmenta, W. F. Reed, Mr. Lipp and Mrs. Tapp named as pew board. ABERDEEN.—-Closing of Grays! Harbor Lumber Co, plant, which fur- nished power, stops dredging opera- tions on port commission property. “HINDU HEALER” NABBED AT FAIR “Prof.” R. C. Pondexter Is Arrested MOUNT VERNON, Ang. Me-~ “Professor” FR. C. Pondexter, self, styled Hindu healer, ts under arrest while expounding his gospel of heal Ing to the pleasure seeking crowds. |The “profesor” recently moved here \trom Auburn, where he had been ar | rested on a charge of assaulting two young girts, Yosterday was a banner day at the fair, $500 persons passing into the | grounds. Tomorrow will see comple tion of the Judging, when the arbiters decide the blue ribbon winners among the poultry and Jersey catia ‘The 2:18 trot was won by Raymond McGregor, owned by George L. Park: es, of Portland, in three straight heats. Frank Reno, an Idaho entry, copped the 224 pace, Fire Reduces Town r in Canada to Ashes OTTAWA, Ont, Ang 11.--A great portion of Ayimore, Que., tf» In ashes today and 125 or more families are homeless as 4 result of a fire, The body of D. Fortier, 68, a grocer, was @iscovered In the ruins of his shop.) Provisions were being sent from here and from Hull, Quebec. Prohibition Has Dangers in Paris PARIS, Ang. 11—Even the pro Diitioniet Americans tn Paris now are Ukely to do more than look upon Whichever you choose ' it will be the BEST you ever tasted.' "SALADA’ pee the wine when ft is red. In this they | are encouraged by the authorities, | who have declared the city water | may bé dangerous ff the drought continues, Water from the avail able sources in now barely enough for the city’s needs. G TEA} A ti Ores i eed oo Placer most successful industries—THE MET- ROPOLITAN. SAVE MONEY—-ENROLL NOW ‘As an inducement for early registration we are Bow granting an attractive special discount. Don’t wait until next week or next month— but investigate NOW ! decided advantage. You'll find it to your ‘Veit this modem, businemiike bast mese school. Visitors always welcome suremntie (6ie rare PATENTED JUNE 14-192P A here today charged with vagrancy and with being on impostor, Pondexter was nabbed en the Skagit county fair grounds at Bur- Ungton yesterday by the sheriff, | THE SEATTLE STAR Great Cheas 9-Day Sale That Will Undoubtedly Make Clothing Histo ry in Seattle It’s the Final Clearance of Men’s and Young Men’s That the new Cheasty Organization will never do things by halves is truly exemplified by this event. Those having regular 30-day charge accounts and others who desire to open accounts based on satisfactory credit rating are invited to take advantage of this attractive offering. ai" for choice of hundreds and hundreds of Men’s and Young Men’s Fine New Sammer Suits right up to the high “‘Cheasty”’ qual- ity standard in every way. 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