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THE MORNING OREGOMAK. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1909. ALE s OUR MEM ,NTO Q) T7 V A' The Goodvear Raincoat Company, at 225 Morrison street, are giving a - tvrni-1-it.1f Hpmnnstration of values, showing that only a concern of such immense resources OUR CLOT I -Ml WW Jn. W -A. A. A A. M k A ... m -f . 1 1Z " 1 1 1 - i jm J - 4- R -i oH i.n..m.f-.H ns.ri.fsi1 rmild aftord to unload their stocks at such colossal ana sweeping reuutuuua compel competitors and the public in generaTTairly to marvel at such reckless disregard of price values. RE AO i 5iS?Si5TiiOt Si oSeS-J s ' " ' E AO THE FOLLOWING LETTER IS EXPLANATORY: Sale Begins This Morning at 8:30 o' Clock. Look for Red Price Tags Showing Sweeping Reductions Intending buyers who desire to make a careful selection are advised to call during the opening hours. Ladies' $15 rubberized Slip -On j g 07 Coats in neat gray checks and U g! .U I plaids, including a number of worsted Cravenettes. Pre-Inven-tory Sale at immm i t I v I 'kit iteW T .i Li! i kfjjjj' $18 to $20 silk rubberized mohairs, bengalines, Roxbury cloth Coats and Cravenettes, grouped in one lot. Pre-Inventory Sale at Ladles' 20 to 25 beautiful Silk Rubberized Coats, lined with pure Para rubber. Seams cemented and vulcanized in a profusion of color harmonies and style effects, at .87 .12 Letter No. 1102 Office of Pres. New York City, Nov. 20th, 1909. Goodyear Raincoat Co., 225 Morrison St. Portland, Or. . ' s Mr. Charles Brown, Mngr. Dear Sir: As per your report dated November 15th, we note your statement of stock on hand amounts to $ 8,000. It is imperative that you take immediate steps to reduce same as quickly as possible. ' In view of the fact that it is only a few. weeks before stock taking January 1st, you are hereby authorized to place a price on every garment, as invoiced to you from our factory. This no doubt may seem out of the ordinary to you, but you will proceed to carry out the instructions to the effect, as herein stated, in order, to reduce your stock to a minimum. Submit total amount of reductions at once and report. Very truly yours, Franklin H. Murphy, Sec. Beginning This Morning at 8:30 and Continuing for 10 Days, a Sale of Wonderful Raincoat Bargains Never Equaled Sale Begins This Morning at 8:30 o' Clock. Look for Red Price Tags Showing Sweeping Reductions An extra force of sales people have been employed so there will be no delay or inconvenience in waiting on customers $12.50 men's heavy rainproof "1 O Overcoats in neat gray worsted . JL Lt fabrics. Quantity limited. Pre- TjtTB Inventory Sale -at $15.00 men's and youths' ram- t f9 1 O proof Overcoats in neat gray worsted and cheviot fabrics. Ij A ZZZZZZZZ Pre-Inventory Sale at $18 and $20 rainproof Over- K 0 coats in a variety of new fab- I l JLt rics, with or without military collars. Pre-Inventory Sale at 1 mjf """ $11.37 and f we; mm kT " eun &VCTORV Ladies' $25 to $35 beautiful silk moires, English Cecilians and fine tailored, all-wool Cravenettes, in an endless variety of fabrics and models for season 1909-10. Pre-Inventory Sale at $14.87 and Ladies' English Slip-Ons in imported and domestic fabrics, including a number of Boseberry cloth fabrics ; values range to $20, and $25 Pre-Inventory Sale at $14.62 and $80.00 to $40.00 Ladies' Full-Length Tailored Coats, In domestic and Imported fabrics, showing- a wide range of new materials in English and Scotch tweeds, cheviots, henrl ellBS. etc. These garments represent the highest type of waterproof fabrics, adapted for all weather. Pre-Inventory Sale at 18.S7 ind Look for red price tags showing sweep ing reductions. .87 ,.87 .12 WHILE THEY LAST These Special Extraordinary Bargains $2 Girls' rubber Storm Cape Coats with storm hoods, Scotch plaid lining, $5.00 value, at $5 and $6 girls' Coats in neat gray cheviot. Pre-Inventory Sale at About 250 ladies" Cravenettes, In light and medium weights; in green, brown, grays, etc. These are all-weather coats, and grouped In one lot. Pre-Inven- . tory Sale at Men's $25 to $30 cravenette Overcoats in genu ine Priestley and Kenyon fabrics. These are standard makes, well known to good dressers. Pre-In-ntory Sale at .87 Safe's Here they are ! $25 to $35 men 's cravenetted Overcoats, with or without military collars; also the new convertible collars; all new Scotch fab rics and fine black dress coats. Pre-Inventory Sslo at $16.37 and Men's English Slip-Ons in domestic and imported fabrics; the kind that retail everywhere at $20 to $30; quantity posi tively limited. At $14.37 and Mail orders must be accompanied by check or P. O. money order, btate .37 .87 CUR MAMMOTH fWARE'MOUSi bust and length measure. RAINCOAT COMPANY 225 Morrison St Bet. First and Second OPEN- SATURDAY NIGHT TILL. lO O'CLOCK HS.CHSTYEAGER Says All She Wants Is Her Artist-Husband's Return. SHE BLAMES MRS. STETSON he said. "Well, Natalie wears a Persian lamb coat and a white beaver at. There's not a child in Ohio with finer clothes., Even her doll wears $-0 word of silks and laces." Then he became serioue. "I left ZanesviUe," he said, "because my wife's counsel violated an agreement by starting habeas corpus proceedings to got possession of my child. By an agree ment with my wife no action, was to be taken prior to a conference which we had arranged for last Saturday. Now, on the advice of my attorney, I am return- ng to Zanesville to fight it out. I didn t start it, but I am going to see It through. "No. I shall not sue for Oivorce. but lr my wife wishes one, I hope she will begin proceedings at once and, quietly. "There is no secret about my past, no declared, when his wife's hint that she Declares That After His Healing In Christian Science Deposed Lead er Dominated Him He De nies This Is Ileal Cause. NEW TORK. Dec. 1. (Special.) Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy, who has said if her husband would only take her in lils arms again she would be willing to loriclve his desertion of her, blames Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson and her teach ings for separating her from her husband Mrs. Stetson has recently been excom municated by the Christian Science Church because of her wrong teachings, "It was mM fault in a way," said Mrs. Christy. "Howard had been, ill for a long time, and. the doctors had not cured him, so I persuaded him to go to a Chris tian Science practitioner. Unfortunate ly we went to one of Mrs. Stetson's fol lowers in the First Church, and while HntranA was autcklv cured. Mrs. Stet son's teachings absorbed him so that he rrv Indifferent to me and finally leit me. "After his healing, Howard went in for the studv of Mrs. Stetson s leacnmgs very deeply. That was all right until he became imbued with the idea promul gated by Mrs. Stetson that marriage was wrong. He ued to sit and look at me with a vacant cxpresssion, and I know he was thinking. 'If you had only reached the hirh plane I have reached.' and he used to reproach me because I did not rive more time to the stuay inai inter ested him so much. Ail I wanted was to mi -iven a chance to love him. "When he left me with our little girl Natalie. I was frantic. Of course T want mv little elrl back, but I want Howard more. Oh, if he only would come back to me," and the deserted wife's eyes filled with tears. According to dispatches from Ohio where Mr. Christy now Is wllh his little daughter, he denied, that Mrs. stetson teachings broke up his family. "Neither Mrs. Stetson nor any other Christian Science practitioner had any thing to do with our trouble." he said "Perhaps Mrs. Christy is taming ror ei feet. Mv Christian Science friends al ways treated her well. I don't see why she should involve them." Hie wife charged that Christy allowed the little girl to do Just as she pieasea mnA that she was even insufficiently clad He laughed whimsically. "I suspect tm thinks the child isn't weU dressed,' might "tell things" was mentioned. "I have dissipated a good deal, but that is all over. It's been 21 months sinoe I touched a drop of liquor." SECRET TELLING BARRED President - Taft Wants I-ess Talk From Bureau Chiefs. WASHINGTON. Dec. 1. A gag order affecting the furnishing of information to any committee .of the House or Sen ate or any member of Congress, except as authorized by the head of the de partment in which such official serves, has been issued by the President. The order is directel chiefly at bu reau officers or division chiefs. RUEF BAIL WHITS Judge Will Have "Boss" Exam ined by Court Physician. - ARTIST WHO TAKES HIS CHILD AWAY AND WIFE WHO IS EAGER FOR HIM TO RETURN" TO HER. - ?i -M 1.- MR, AND MRS. HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTV AND LITTLE GIRL, NATALIE. JAIL AIR IS BAD FOR HIM San Francisco Amused by Declara tion of Former Rounder That He Cannot Bear Companionship of Evil Associates. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1. (Special.) The petition of Abe Ruef, the convicted boss, for release from the County Jail, was presented to Police Judge Cabanlss today, but though the petition was for tified by certificates of 16 doctors who had examined Ruef and found him ail ing, the Judge refused to grant the plea and- intimated he would have Ruef ex amined by some physician of his own selection. Ruef 'a application for bail is volumi ous and evidently written by his own hand. It is unconsciously humorous, for Ruef refers to the "degrading and noi some" atmosphere . of the jail, which he fears will have a bad moral effect on him. He declares he was always used to quiet home surroundings, and that enforced Intimacy with degenerates and criminals has been painful to him. As Ruef was a typical man-about-town before his exposure and arrest, this plea Is regarded here as amusing. Ruef. was a bachelor who spent his evenings at French restaurants or at his office, and he had absolutely no family life. San Francisco sees humor in Ruefs contention that he cannot bear associa tion with evil companions. Superior Judge Lawlor's court for Decem ber 6. It Is stated here that the statute of limitations is effective against a!! of fenses that have been charged against the various members of the former Board of Supervisors, and that Gallagher, as ha is resting under no indictment, cannot be brought back except on a charge of con tempt of court in disregarding the sub- pena. Gallagher's brother stated that he had left on Saturday, but it was reported that he actually took his departure Wednesday, which gives him six days' lead. COMPANY TAX $15,000,000 Receipts for 190 9 Excise Will Be Added to Those of 1910. WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. It is ex pected from the special corporation ex cise tax by July 1, 1910. J15.000.000 and that an additional $10,000,000. collect ible for the calendar year from Janu ary 1, 1909, to December 31. 1910. wilt be collected subsequently to July l. 1910. makinsr the estimate of the total amount of the collection for the fiscal year 1910, $25,000,000. In this wav Commissioner of Inter nal Revenue Cabell in his annual re port, made public today, discusses the corporation tax law. Total internal revenue receipts for the year were $246,212,719. "It is estimated," says the Commis sioner, "that receipts from corporations in 1.910 will amount to $15,000,000 and from all other sources to $253,000,000, making a total of $268,000,000. It also Is estimated that the receipts from incorporations in 1911 will amount to $25,000,000 and from all other sources to $255,000,000, making a total of $280,-000,000. Dr. Snahn. Clerical, as first vice-president, displacing Dr. Hermann S. Paasche, Na tional Liberal, it elected Paasche second vice-president. Th? latter, however, de clined to serve, declaring that the Na tional Liberal party had decided unani mously not to accept office in the re organization. The Imperial party, or Free Conserva- tives, also declined to take part in the organization, while the Radicals went i far as to decide that they would cast blank votes. These three parties are de termined to place the full responsibility for the. coming legislation upon the Ger man Conservatives and Clericals. Advertisements flrst appeared in newspa- perw in GALL AG H ER AMONG MISSING Langdon Starts Search for Informer Against Calhoun. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1. District At torney William H. Langdon has instruct ed the police to find James Gallagher, leader of the Board of Supervisors dur ing the Schmitz-Ruef administration iu this city, and star witness lor tne prose cutlon in the majority of the bribery- graft investigation cases. Langdon stated that Gallagher, . who was granted immunity because he had consented to tell of the transaction of the Board, left his home in Oakland some time last week, and that he was believed to be hurrying to New York, either by the way of Ogden or over the Canadian Pacific, to sail for Europe. The missing witness la under subpena to appear In the second trial of Patrick. Calhoun for the alleged bribery of one of the Galla gher board, which Is on the calendar In CONSULS TO "SPECIALIZE" Division of Xew Eastern Affairs Or ganized by Secretary Knox. WASHINGTON. Dec. 1. To extend his general plan- of specialization in the com mercial and political affairs of the world. Secretary Knox has created a division of "near Eastern affairs. with Kvan iu. Young, now American Consul at Salonica as chief. The new division will have to do with affairs In Turkey, Persia, the Balkans and other states in Eastern Europe. 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