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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1907)
THE MOUSING OREGOMAX, SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1U07. Portland Agents for Perrin's Real French Kid Gloves-La Grecque Corsets-Btitterick Patterns-Ostermoor Mattresses-Ramie Underwear mmmtmmm " ' " - TlTeMeierFrankStore'sSaturdayShofipingBulletm Open Tonight Until 9:30 18 Free Les sons in Art Embroidery Work Given Daily by an Expert- Newest Methods Stoves, i free. Ranges. Gas Stoves. Oil Heaters, Etc., Etc., on Sate in the Basement M en's 50c Foulard Ties 29c Men's $ 1 -$ 1 .50 Shirts 79c Men's new Foulard Silk Four-in-Hand Tics: navy blue dots and figures, in an immense assortment; every Tie in the lot regular 50c value; your choice today only -at, each ,4W7C Sample line of men's Golf Shirts in Madras, Oxfords and Percales; made coat style and cuffs attached or detached ; a great variety of the very best patterns and colorings; all sizes; $1 ?Qf and $1.50 values, on sale at this low price, each....... Special line of men's fine pure linen Handkerchiefs; hem- 1 O- . stitched and ready to use; 25c values on sale at IOC Men's medium-weight cashmere wool natural Underwear; all sizes in. starts and drawers; regular $l.o0 values, on sale fl 1 1 Q ...4 at this special low price, per garment. pecial lot of men's new fancy Half Hose; all the best 4 imported quality; great variety of styles; all sizes; pair... Genuine "President Suspenders; all weights; men's and "iQ boys'; best 50c values, on sale at this low price, per pair..-'C New Spring Furnishings Neckwear, Hats, Hosiery, Gloves, Etc. Art Dept. Special lot of College Pillow Tops; colors representative of the differ ent colleges and schools; f 'm 50c values, on sale at... C Broken line of Silk Pillow Cords. Great values at these low prices, each: 35c values; special at, each.23 67c values; special at, each. 470 $1.00 values; special at, each. 830 Veilings 22c Yd. On sale today, 1000 yards of new Face Veilings, including fine and heavy meshes, chenille and velvet dots; black, brown, gray, navy and white; values tip to 50c the yard, on sale at this un usually low price, yard. "Hawes" Hats for Men On Sale at $2.15 Ea. The celebrated "Hawes" $3.00 Hats for men on sale today at $2.15 each Derby s and Tele scopes in desirable blocks and colors, also black Every hat guaranteed We are closing them out to make room for our Meier ( Frank "Special" A new hat for men who want some thing out of the ordinary Buy "Hawes" Hats to- G f day at low price of 1 J Women's 50c Hosiery 33c Great special sale of women's Lace Lisle Hose in beau- tiful allover designs Black and new tans Also light weight black cotton Hose in all sizes Every pair in 33c ITS the lot regular 50c value Your choice to day only at this exceptionally low price, pair On Sale in the Main Aisle, Fifth-Street Entrance Women's black Cotton Hoisery; rib or welt top; full-fash- ioned foot and shaped leg; all sizes; 35c values, at, pair. ,JC Women's black Cotton Hose; shaped leg, seamless foot, all 1 sizes; best 20c values, on sale at this low price, the pair.. 3C Children 's ribbed School Stockings ; fast black, seamless foot ; Qf all sizes ; sizes 5 to 9 ; grand values, on sale at, special, pair C Children's ribbed School Stockings; light or heavy weight; l'-, seamless foot; fast black; sizes 5 to 10; 25c values; pair.. U New Spring Hosiery for women, misses and children, all specially priced. A grand assortment, in all grades. On the Second Floor. Great Easter Sale Fine Undermuslins Women's fine Nainsook and Cambric Draw- Great Easter Sale of women's Nainsook and Cambric ers; made with fitted waistbands, wide Gowns; low, round and square necks; high, V and square flounces; tucked and trimmed in fine em- necks; short or long sleeves; yoke effects and Bishop Slipover broideries, laces, insertions, 1 Gowns; trimmed in Val. laces, fine embroideries, clusters of headings; $2.25, $2.75 values.. H tucks, beading arid insertions. Great special value, on sale Women's fine Cambric Underskirts; made $1.50 and $1.75 Values at, Each. $1.33 with fitted waistbands, wide flounces, $2.00 and $2.25 Values at, Each. ........ 1 SI !53 tucked and trimmed in good quality em- Women's Nainsook and Cambric Corset -Covers," trimmed in broideries, laces, insertions and separate laces, embroideries, tucks, headings and ribbons- blouse dust ruffles; handsome P 1 Q'2 fronts, trimmed backs; regular $L50 values, 1 I styles; $2.50, $2.75 vals., e...f on sae at tne jow prjee of; each XmtSttti 6 to 9:30 Specials Fairy Soap 45c Dz. 50,000 cakes of the celebrated "Fairy" Bath and Toilet Soap. "It floats." Buy all you want tonight, 6 to 9:30, at, per dozen 4o 75c Combs 59c Ea. Special lot of fancy mounted Back Combs; splendid styles; 75c values, on sale, 6 to 9:30 tonight, at.. 59 50c Hosiery at 23c Special lot of women's Tan Lace Lisle Hose; large variety of handsome de signs ; also Black Lace Lisle Hose, in allover patterns; 50c values at. 23 SchoolHandkerc'fs 5000 children's school Handkerchiefs of plain hemstitched linen lawn ; and -in. hems; best 8c vals... 40 Women's Vests 18c 500 women's fine Cotton Undervests; Kichelieu rib, high neck and long sleeves; Spring weight; sizes 4, 5 and 6; on sale tonight, 6 to 9:30, at. 180 Neckwear 29c Ea. Women's 50c Neckwear in Turnover Collars, Chemisettes, Lawn Ties, Em broidered Linen Collars, etc.; all on sale, 6 to 9:30 only, at( each. .290 Curtains 95c Pair Special lot of Ruffled Net Curtains; white or Arabian trimmed, with Renaissance inserting and edges; 3G inches wide by 2V yards long;.9o Door Panels at 40c Special lot of Irish Point Door Pan els; white net with large Irish point motif "in the center; 30 to 42-inch; great values, 6 to 9 :30, at, each.400 $5.00 Skirts $3.98 Women's white cambric Underskirts; made with wide flounces and trim med in laces, embroideries, clusters of tucks, etc.; separate dust ruffles; $5 values on sale at, each.. S3. 98 Bath Towels at 12c 500 dozen Bleached Turkish Bath Towels; 39 inches long; wonderful values, on sale tonight at, eaeli.l2 $1.50 Gloves 73c Women's 12 and 16-button length Suede Lisle Gloves; broken line of colors and sizes; $1.50 value.. 730 Linen Pieces at 38c Drawn Work Squares and Centers; 1, 2, 3 rows of double-hemstitching; all linen;" 75c, $1 values, each.. 380 Bedspreads $1.38 White Marseilles pattern Bedspreads; hemmed, ready for use; great special value at this low price, each. $1.38 Basement Specials 25c and 30c Fancy Cake Plates; great special value tonight at 190 5-pint pickel-plated Coffee Pots; $1.25 values; great bargain at 99 Book Department Special lot Reference Bibles; divinity circuit with maps; sizes 5x7-ineh; great value at...., Sl.OO 13 volumes Shakespeare; cloth edi tion; great special value at.. $2.38 Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our Specialty Very Lowest Prices Third Floor Largest and Best Selected Stock of Trunks and Traveling Bags on the Coast 3d Fir. TheM eier Frank Store 500 Pr. 1 6-Button Kid Gloves $4 Values Today $2.95 Easter Sale of Long French Kid Cloves today 500 pairs in the lotFull 1 6-bntton length - Extra quality glace kid. Black, tan and a few opera shades All sizes Long Kid Cloves of the highest grade and best style, selling regu larly at $4.0Q a pair Your choice while they last today at this low price, per pair -r,t Come early if you want to share in this great bargain 500 pairs of "Valliers" pique-sewn, extra quality Suede Gloves, with one large pearl clasp; brown and modes; stitched in P (L white; all sizes; $2.50 values, on sale today only, pair..S w3 $2.95 $4 Lace Curtains $2.85 Pair In the Lace Curtain Department for today we offer 500 pairs of Irish Point Lace Curtains at an ex ceptionally low price per pair; beige and white in plain centers with scroll borders; 3 yards long and 43 inches wide. A special purchase from a large New York importing concern enables us C ") O C to offer regular $4 values at this special low pice for today only, per pair J.Oj Custom Shade and Drapery Work our specialty. Best materials and workmanship, and at lowest prices. Easter Sale Women's Neckw'r ' r Today Grand special values in women's Neckwear All new, pretty styles at very interesting prices Ureal display ot Wash Stocks in the very latest pleated effects; made of fine lawn, edged with antique val lace; from 50 to SX.OO The dainty little Ties, made of fine lawn, mull and linen, to be worn with linen collars; new and ex ceptional values, on sale at, each.. S2.00 New Windsor Ties in great assortment. Women's Turnover Collars in handsome new patterns, p 1 rtrt embroidery and lace effects, at prices from 250 to .P VvJ New lot. of Coat Ties in several handsome patterns; O C made of washable materials; gTand values at, each...C Beautiful showing of new Chemisettes in lace and em- flj t Cf ' broidered effects, at prices ranging from, ea., 35c to.r JVJ Popular "Gretchen" Suspenders All the rage just now. An immense assortment in lace, em broidery, velvet, etc. All the prettiest effects and novelties at the very lowest prices. See them. " , Special lot of "Du Barry" Scarfs in handsome patterns; full 2 yards long flowered crepe and other materials; 1 1Q the best values ever offered at this low price, each ... V 3 New Ostrich leather Boas; lt, lVfc, 1 and 2 yards long; beautiful quality ostrich feathers; at prices from, each Sjjio.OO to $40.00 Everything that's new and pretty in Women's Neckwear is here in matchless assortment. New Veilings and Hat Drapes; new Ribbons, new Belts and Buckles; new Hosiery and Knit Underwear. 75c to $3.00 Kerchiefs At Half Price A small special lot of very fine Handkerchiefs for women; 1'rench and Swiss embroidered novelties; beautiful patterns; all are slightly soiled from handling; 75c to $3 values, sale at one-halt f -ItS, on regular prices. Stationery Specials Special lot of Box Papers ; ruled unruled; 15c, 20c values at. 8 Special lot of Box Papers ; 50 envelopes and 50 sheets of paper; 35c values for 23 Beautiful all-silk washable Rib bons; full 4 inches wide; all the very best Spring shades; white, light blue, pink, red, garnet, brown, navy, mais ; reg ular 30c and 35c value at.l7 Drug Sundries Zodenta Dental Cream ; "regular 19e value, on sale at. 12 Sanitol Tooth Powder at..l9 Sanitol Tooth Paste at 19 Sanitol Tooth Talcum at..l9 Toilet Soap; 3 cakes i'or..lO 50c Stand Mirrors for..... 39 Special lot of Atomizers.. .19 Bromo Seltzer,7; Pkg...l9 Special lot of women's Silk Belts, in black and white; as sorted styles, with and without buckles; 65c, $1.25 values.39 ISAACS' POLICE JOB CONE EXECUTIVE BOARD lROPS HIM IXIlt "CiRAETIXU" CHINESE. .Patrolman Sloan Censured, but Mav on Force Street and Sewer BUIs Opened. Patrol Driver Isidore E. Isaacs was dis rharsrd from the service yesterday after- - noon by the Executive Board, - which adopted the report of the police commlt- . Ice. recommending the dismissal. The action was not unexpected, as it had been generally predicted among police circles that Isaacs would be discharKed. Isaacs was charped with having taken graft money from Chinese. Several months ao he approached one of the Chinese mer chants and secured $0, ostensibly to help purchase a diamond star for Sheriff Stevens. The Chinese determined upon revenge. When Isaacs later approached him. the sly Mongolian set an hour for an inter view, then concealed Captain Bruin and Sergeant of Detectives Baty behind a cur tain. When Isaacs arrived they over heard the entire conversation. Isaacs told the Chinese that a fund was being raised to help elect City Auditor Devlin Mayor and that the Chinese were expected to contribute, as in case of elec tion gambling would flourish. Isaacs later declared that he was repeating only street rumors, but the police think he manufactured the story for the sole pur pose of fleecing the Chinese. . The Executive Board adopted a report of the police committee censuring Patrol man Sloan but no further action was taken. Patrolman Sloan once sat down for a few moments in a saloon chair, which breach of discipline was reported to headquarters. A permit was granted the Home Tele thon Company, to install 18 phones lor the Library Association. These nhnnu are free. The following bids for street and sewer improvements were opened: ' Hibbard street. Gleblsch & Joplin, $14, 992.83; East Stark street. Pacific Bridge Com pany, I12.S48.2:!; Simpson street. J. Bwing, S3S78.45; Van Hauten street, Joplin & Meeks, $19,S4"; Peninsular Peed & Fuel Company, 18.7T.BO; Fiske street. Peninsular Peed & Fuel Company, $8210.90, Joplin & Meeks, $6178.92; Jessup street. J. Ewlns. $1763.11; Church street. J. Ewlng. $2211.60; Missouri street. J. Ewlng. $2228.75: Mallory-street sewer, Jacob6en-Bade Company. $2684, J. B. O'Neill, $2254.18; J. Keating. $2460.90; Twenty-seventh-street sewer. Jacobsen-Bade Company, $4. George Gordon, $974.50. J. Keating, $9.5.55; Flint-street sewer. -Jacobsen-Bade Company. $962, J. Keating, $924.92; East Fourteenth-street sewer. Jacobsen-Bade Corn-pan-. $168. George Gorden. $165.60. J. Keat ing. $160.88: East Stark street, W. M. Moody, $11,961.70; Minnesota avenue sewer, Jacobscn Bade Company. $1270. SATURDAYSPECIALS. Kid sloves. silk gloves, fancy hosiery. Sample shirtwaists, suits and coats at less than cost of making. Great specials In corsets, $1 and $1.50 qualities at 65c. Don't miss our great Saturday bargains. M'ALLEN & M' DONNELL. $3000 Judgment for Bertha Crosby. Bertha Crosby was awarded dam ages in the sum of $3000 by a Circuit Court jury yesterday afternoon. The judgment In her favor was returned agraln&t the Portland Railway Company. Mrs. Lockwood was injured by stepping on a live wire, which had been allowed to reman n the street for several days. The amount asked for was $15,000.- Statc Master Will Be Present. . State Master A. T. Buxton and wife will be present today at the meeting of Lents Grange. Patrons of Husbandry, and deliver an address. Report on the hall proposition is expected at this meeting., USER FOR SCENIC PHOTOS. Lobby. Imperial Hotel, . OFFICER STABBED IN HAND CHIXAMAX GIVES PATROLMAX AXDERSOX KXIFE THRUST. Officer Knocks Assailant Senseless With Fist Bulldog Catches Es caping Chinese Gambler. Policeman James P. Anderson was stabbed in the left hand by Lee Foo dur ing a spectacular raid on a Chinese estab lishment at liS Second street at 9:40 o'clock last night. The officer felled his assailant and disarmed him with the as sistance of Fred Giftord, until Thursday an electrician for the department. This was the first time since the anti gambling crusade in Chinatown that a member of the arresting force has been assaulted by an inmate of a den in a raid. In previous raids the Chinese, caught be fore they could make their escape, always took their arrest philosophically. Last night Lee Foo eluded the officers and made his exit from the gambling room, but was pursued by Patrolman Anderson, who caught sight of him disappearing in a narrow alley. Just as the officer en tered the alley he saw the gleam of a knife, raised his left arm and received a thrust in the hand. Anderson's fist shot out and his assailant fell unconscious. Restoratives applied, he soon revived, whereupon he strenuously denied having tried to stab the officer. The weapon was a knife commonly car ried by Chinese and had a sharp edge and blade of about four inches in length. In all 13 Chinamen were arrested. In cluding Lee Foo. All but Anderson's as sailant were released on 50 bail each. Lee Foo, refused bail, was held on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. . The raid was the third in which Ander son and Gilford participated last night. The other two were at 130H Second street, where five gamblers were taken, and at 6754 Second street, where seven were taken, a total of 25 Chinese arrested. Acting Detectives Kay and Kienlen par ticipated in the last-named raids. Policeman Anderson's bulldog distin guished itself in the raid at 128 Second street by capturing one fleeing Chinese. The dog always accompanies Anderson on raids and when Ah San attempted to get away, pursued and seized him by a trousers' leg. Test Legality Port, of Columbia. ASTORIA, Or., March 8. (Special.) The County Court today instructed the clerk to write to the Court of Columbia County and ascertain' what '-stand -it will take on testing the legality of the Port of Columbia bill. The court also asked Attorneys G. C. Fulton, F. J. Taylor and J. F. Hamilton to submit written opinions on the Port of Colum bia law, preparatory to beginning an action to restrain the operation of the act. A petition was received from S. D. Adair and E. B. McFarland asking for a 30-year franchise for a carllne from the northern terminus of the Young's Bay bridge along the County road to Fort Stevens. Action on the petition was deferred until a future meeting of the court. i SMITH IS GIVING YOU OREGON'S BEST MEATS JUST AS CHEAPLY AS GOOD MEAT CAN BE SOLD. Frank !. Smith IVieat ..Co, 226-228 ALDER ST., BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS. " FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" We want to tell you in very plain words that you should come before noon on Saturday if you wish our best attention: our Saturday afternoon crush is Portland's sensation. We are open from 6 o'clock in the morning; until 10 o'clock in the evening'. Not content with bringing in Eastern meats, the Trust is now bringing in frozen poultry. Tons of it is being brought right into Port land. Do you say you prefer Oregon's fresh poultry? You can find it at Smith's. . . ... ' 15 Soup Meat 3 Lamb Liver 5 Pigs' Heads 5? Pigs' Feet 5 Beef Kidneys 5 Beef Stew . . .' Beef Necks to Boil Choice Brisket, Beef Beef Liver ' 5 Oxtails, per pound - &J Corned Beef Lamb Stew Veal Shanks for broth Veal for' Stewing . . Pork Hocks : Beef Shoulder Steak. . . Veal Sausage 5i 5 50 60 60 60 80 80 80 Beef Shoulder Roast , 80 Pot Roast Beef ...... 80 Rump Roast Beef 80 Hamburger Steak " . 80 Beef Tripe 80 Prime Rib Roast Beef... 10 Small Porterhouse ...... 120 Rolled Rib Roast Beef ...120 Beef Rib Steak 1210 Beef Loin Steak 120 Leg Roast of Veal 12y0 Legs of Pork 12M0 Best Round Steak ....... lOO i Side Pork 12y20 Beef Brains 100 Breast of Veal . . 100 Shoulder Roast Veal 100 Pork Mixed Sausage .... 100 Frontquarters Lamb 100 Shoulders of Lamb . . . . . 100 Lamb Shoulder Roast.... : 100 Our Own Pure Lard 120 iJeet feirlom Pork Shoulder Roast 120 Leaf Lard 12M0 Pickled Pork . , 12 VO Lamb Shoulder Chops 12V20 Fancy Porterhouse Steak.. 150 Fancy "T'VBone Steak .. 150 Veal Rump Roast . ...... 150 Loin Roast Veal 15 Steak 1212 I Rib Roast Veal 15 - rk- , . " . -r L72 ,ancy.gnickens Loin Veal Cut'ets Rib Veal Cutlets 15 Calves' Liver 15 Pork Chops 15 Pork Loin Roast 150 Pork Steak t 15t Legs of Lamb 150 Lamb Loin Roast ...... 150 Lamb Rib Roast ''. . . 15 Lamb Loin Chops ..... ... -15 Lamfl Rip Chops 150 Our Own Hams -X70 Our Own Brkft, Bacon. . . .17i Lamb Tongues, dozen... . 300 Beef Tongues, each ...... - 450 .XOO' Trust Smith's is the only market in the city where you are sure you WILL NOT get those famous Beef Trust bulls. "We've got the Bdef ton the run. It's a Bull Run."