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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1905)
i THE MORNING OREGON! AN WEDKESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1905. A Complete Business Education Free! AN I. C. S. SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN ABSO LUTELY FREE. INCLUDING TEXT BOOKS, BY OLDS. 1VORTMAX & KING By popular vote. A vote with every 25c purchsne. Tbe person bavins the highest vote, at 6 P. ST. or Saturday. April 22. will be awarded the scholarship. For obrlou3 reaaons NO VOTES WILL. BE COUNTED FOR EMPLOYES OF THIS HOUSE! Result of Vote at 6 P. M. Yesterday: Ralph Holman. Ladd & Tllton's Bank SIO Charles M. Roes. Western Electric Co 370 E. C. Molln. Meier & Frank Co 321 Charles Pendexter. Rich Clsar Co 222 Mis ilae Hughes. Kr.Itrht Shoe Co 132 Raymond Smith. Columbia Ice Or 77 Mia Janet Clark, Meier & Frank Co 21 Isabella McMCurry. Llpman. Wolfe & Co.. 33 Charles Johnson. Phoenix Iron Works 4 Arthur Gaylor, M. & A. Shogren 2 Total votes 1J72 THE QUALITY SHOP Public Tea Rooms Second Floor. Allspices Portland T. "W. C. A. Mh for Wednesday, Feb. 1C Tea. Coffee. Chocolate. Milk Served in Bottles. Vegetable Soup. Chicken Salad. Ham Sandwiches. Hot Husks. Tea Cakes. Our store helps to tell Tdiat the coming great World's Exposition means. Its rapid "but'healthy and symmetrical growth and its plans for a "broader future typify the rise, expansion and restless progress of this great Western metropolis of Portland. Both the city and our store are unfinished. Growth and building are constantly going on, and plans are carefully laid for even a greater future than the. splendid past and both the city and the store are worth knowing better as they are today. The store is like the city, again, because it is unfinished and improvements are going on now and constantly to meet the conditions of rapidly growing business. We are re stocking throughout for the new season in the greater stores. Again is the city and its largest and best stire alike, in that both offer wider opportunities for investment. This announcement is full of suggestions along that line which it will pay you to read: 1 THE HOURLY SALES WILL BE REPLETE WITH BARGAINS 11 I i iTr L HOURLY SALES TODAY IN addition to the matchless attrac tions afforded by the openings of M 1 1 IV. l&VTY vJgSI Iltl 111 tO J I OpiVsI &V1IVJ VIS I VI fashionable merchandise and the peer less aggregation of extra special values we have arranged for the week for the delectation of our public, we have arranged a series ot unmatchabie special values that will be placed on sale TODAY, each for an hour's sell ing only as advertised. None before or after; except at regular prices. . Largest Apparel Store for Women West of Chicago Smart New Coats In the Salon of Brom--Second Fleer. THE XEW SPRING GARMENTS ARE COMINO IN DAILY Wo are almost as busy as In midscason. In addition to the large showings of the authoritative new. we offer tho following: remarkable values for the week: Women's $25-525.50 Tailored Street Suits $5 95 fcpjendldly tailored, in finest workmanship, in handsome mixed serges, cheviots, home spuns and smart mannish mix ed twecdlsh material?, and a color range embracing plain blacks, blues, browns and fashionable mfcetures, plain tailored or in the newest trim ming effects, tho best regular values ever offered in the city for from 52G.00 to $25.50. Your choice for all the week, Until ClOSUd Ar nr for $o.yo Covert Jackets, made in tight-fltting style, with stitched strap seams of samo material. talTeta silk lined. Ieg-o"-muton sleeves, with turn-back cuffs and strap trim mings from shoulder to cuffs. Very hand- gfcOfk ff some, new and sylish garments; priced from -v.LrlJ Elegant New Suits Stunning Suits. made of covert cloth; the coat, 27 inches in length, tight tltting, with fancy stitchod scams, leg-o'-mutton sleeves and inlaid taffeta collar. Skirts made walking lengths In pleated effects. Theso suits, the swcllest of their kind, are iO5 nY priced each at from 51S.0O to -XOUvJ Cashmere House Wrappers TVortk $7.50 for Fancy cashmere house Wrappers, in red, black and navy made in tight-fltting style with belt, accordion pleat ed collar and cuffs, and trimmed with fancy braids. Pretty, stylish and comfortable. Our JP-y OX regular $7.50 value, special at, each &tUQ $1 Dressing Sacques for 49c Comfortable Dressing Sacks, in black, with Persian -figure, blue stripe or black and white effects, nr good 51.00 values. Special at, each t- Walking Skirts Worth from 96.50 to SS.50 for $3.9$. Stylish Walking Skirts, made ot cheviots, serges and novelty goods, colors, blue, black, gray and fancv mix tures; Skirts that are worth from 5S.50 to OS? $8.50. Sneclal at. each vl.SJ New Lines Ready and Wonderful Special Values In the Women's Knitwear Shops First Floor Jntoresting nows of woraon's and children's Underwear and Hosiery. The tale tersely told. The specials are for the remainder of the week unless sold out. JCST RECEIVED, TCEW SPRING SHIPMENT OP WOM .EN'S KMTWEAn. "Women's fino medium weight white merino Vests and Pants, Jorsey ribbed, extra silk trimmed. Vests long sleeves. Pants anklo length; value, each fl.00 Women's roerode fine Jersey ribbed medium-weight cot ton Vests, extra silk trimmed, long sleeves; value, each .50c Samo in heavier weight; value, each ...65r Great lines of new Hosiers', in cotton and lislc3. black, all lace and lace ankles, plain black and embroidered, black cotton and black lisle with white soles. Will bo able to tell you more about them in a few days. EXTRA SPECIAL UNDERWEAR WOMEN'S 51.25 VESTS AND PANTS 0c. Women's camels hair Vesta and Pants; regular value 31.25; special, each 60c WOMEN'S 50c UNION" SUITS SOc. Women's eotton Union Suits, good weight; regular value, 50c; special, suit 20c WOMEVS 75C VESTS AND PANTS 40c. "Women's silver merino Vests and Pants; regular value. 75c; special, each -lflc Hosiery Specials CHILDREN'S 23c TO 40c HOSE 18r. Children's black worsted Hose, just right for the cold weather; regular values, 25c to 40c; special, pair. ..lSc WOMEN'S 50c HOSE 2Sc. Women's fine ribbed, black cashmere Hose; regular value 50c; special, pair 2Sc WOMEN'S 05c HOSE 10c. Women's black cotton, fleece-lined Hose; regular value 3oc; special, pair jnc Same, regular 45c values; special, pair . '. Y. '. !:Sc WOMEN'S 75c UNIOTT SUITS 3Sc. Women's heaVy-wclght cotton Union Suits; regular value i5c; special. Suit " 1 9 1 The New 1905 Silks and Dress Pabrics are Here Annex .SrIoh Fimt Floor- " Fifth Street. GRAND OPENING ALL THIS WEEK Tyto Grand Extra Special for Onr Grand Opening of NEW SILKS New Suiting Silk in full assortment of good colore: neat stripe and checks; also neat fancy weaver regular S5c values, special. . ..7c New Suiting Silks, splendid wear ing quality, all new styles and colors regular 51.00 values, spe cial, per yard 70c A Few Helpful Mention of the New JLine of Silk, With Index Denot ing the Price Itune. a New Mouascllne Taffetas at. per yard T1.00, .$1.25, Jlw0 New Chiffon Taffeta at; per x yard $1.00, lS, $1.50 New Peau de Cygnc at, per yard $1.00 and $1.25 New Changeable Peau de Cygne at. per yard $1.90 nnd 91.25 New Cameleon Chiffon Taffeta at, per yard . . . .$1.00, $1.25 .and $1.50 New Mousseline Failc at, per yard .$1.25 nnd $1.50 New Bond Suitings' at, per yard f 1.25 New Rajah Pongee, genuine,- at. per yard $125 New Buriingham Sacking, genuine. at, per yard $2.99 Nejv Embroidered Pongee at. per yard $1.25 New Plain Imported Pongee, all widths and prices? new suit silk in every new color and design. at, per yard, 85c, $1.00, $JU35, $1.75, $2.00. New Bond Taffeta at, per yard ...... $1.90 Two Great Special Value for the Opening of the New Dress Goods Today 42-lnch Imported French Voile, crisp, wiry finish in cream, black and all the new street colors; our grand value at $100 per yard special Introductory price, yd., 7c C4-inch all-wool tailor Suitings, in illuminated neat stripes and checks; all color combinations in the .assortment; our grand 31.50 por yard value special Introduc tory price, por yard ...$1.99 9 to 10 A. M. 35c WETTING PAPER 20c. First Floor. Box White WrJUng Paper, linen crash, or cambric linen regular value 33c special box 20o WOMEN'S 50c COTTON HOSE S3c. Firat Floor. Women's Black Cotton Hose, double sole, high-spliced heels regular value 50c, special, pair 83c 15c CREAMERS TOR 8c. Third Floor. Very pretty China Creamers, tinted and gold-traced om"I5c value, special for one hour only at, each ,. Sc $5.00 BLANKETS $3.75. Heavy All-Wool Scotch Blankets reg ular value S5.0O. special, nalr $3.75 10 to II ft. M. 10 to II A. li. BOYS' SHOES $1.48, fl.68 AND $1.89 PAIR. Flrnt Floor Sixth-Street -Annex. Boys' Best Box Calf Shoes, Bluchor cut, oak soles, boot-form lasts; best work manship; new Spring styles Sizes 11 to 13 regular value $1.7S, spe cial, pair $1.48 Siaes 13 to 2 regular -value $2.00, spe cial, pair $i.S Sixes 2 to 5 regular value 52.50, spe cial, pair $1.89 65c BELT BUCKLE SETS 39c. v Flrat FJoos. Fancy Gilt and Oxide Belt Buckle Sets, turquoise, with girdle back and front piece regular value 65c, special set 59c THIS "FXEISIIER" YARXS. In the- "Art Skop Annex. Second Floor. Every woman who uses The MFIeIherH YnrnM in knitting' aud crocheting has positive proof that they are dependable in every way even, lofty and elastic. They are dyed lit a full lino of beautiful shades. A garment made of them will stand the test of Wear and wash. Continued DEPENDABLE NEW BLACK. TAF- ' - TETA. t - - Fifth-Street Annex First Fleor. 21-lnch All-Pure Silk Black Taffeta reg ular $1.00 duality, special 10 to 11 A. 1L only, yard ,76c 36-inch All-Pure Silk Black Taffeta reg ular $1.25 quality, special, 10 to 11 A. M. only, 8c WOMEN'S $3 DRESSING SACQUES 89c. Sale an of Dretus Second Floor. Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, in pink, rod and blue, fancy trimmings of braid and silk values up to $.00, special, each sec $2.20 TO $9.00 ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON TON CORSETS FOR 87c. Annex Salons Second Floor. There are still remaining in our stock from last week's big sale a few ex-, collent models of Royal Worcester and Boa Ton Corsets, made of the very best materials; all sizes in something, but no range of sizes in any ono number Values in. the lot from $2.2G'to $9.00, special for one hour only, your choice at, tho pair 87c I I to 12 A. M. 25c TOOTH BRUSHES 12c. First Fleer. Best English Tooth Brushes, 10 assorted styles regular valuo 23c, special, each isc WOMEN'S 75c SILK COLLARS 59c. First Floor. Women's New Silk Collars, in ruching ef fects, with lace .and dainty braid and gold trimmings regular 75c, special, each 58c LINEN CENTERPIECES WORTH $1.25 FOR 59c. Art Shop Second Floor Salons. Brown Linen Centerpieces, stamped and tinted in floral and conventional de signsour regular $L25 value, special for one. hour only at, each 59c 15c SILKOLINE 9c. Fourth Floor. 100 pieces Floral SUkoline, suitable for comforter covers, screens, draperies, etc best 15c value, special, each, yard 8C 12 to I P.M. Noon Hour MEN'S 40c HANDKERCHIEFS 22c. First Floor Sixth-Street Annex "Jlan'a Shop. Men's Fine Quality Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched In different widths our best 40c value, special, each 22c 10c COLLAR FOUNDATIONS 5c. First Floor. White Silk Collar Foundations, pointed or straight; sizes 12 to 15 regular value 10c, special, each 0c WOMEN'S 75c GOLF GLOVES 49c. First Floor. Women's Wool Golf Gloves, In black, white, red, blue and gray regular value 75c, special, pair 49c I to 2 P. M. MEN'S 25c SOX 17c. First Floor Sixth-Street Annex. Men's Cxtra Fine Black Cashmere Sox, double beel and toe beat 25c values; special, pair , 17c 7c HAND BRUBHES 3c. First Floor. . Large Size Hand Scrubbing Brush, wood back regular value 7c, special, ea...3c MEN'S $3.50 SHOES 52.76. First Fleor Sixth-Street Annex On the "Fair-way." Men's New Spring Shoes, box calf uppers, Bluchcr cut, new potato toe last; best welt or sewed soles regular value $3.50. special, pair $2.76 $8.50 BLANKETS $6:75. Fourth Floor. All-Wool White Blankets, full jslze-regu-lar value $8.50, special, pair $9.75 2 to 3 P. li. WOMEN'S $1.75 HOUSE SHOES $1.12. First Fleer Sixth-Street Annex On th "Fair-Way." "Women's Solid Comfort Houso Shoes, wide, easy toes, flat heels, elastic sides or lace regular value $1.75, special, pair $U2 $1.00 SILK BANDS 29c. First Floor. Black Escurlal Mercerized Cluny Silk Chantilly Bands values to $L00, spe cial, yard 20c SHIRTWAISTINGS. First Floor. Allovor Embroidered Shirt Waistings, in whit or white and black Regular $1.25, $1.50 and 51.75 values, spe cial, yard ............80c Regular J2.25 and $2.50 values, special; yard $r.3S Regular $2.75 and 53.25 values, special, yard $1.49 40c KETTLES FOR 29c. Third Floor. Granite Iron Sauce Kettles, with cover; 4-quart size our -10c value, special for one hour only, at. each 29c 3 to 4 P. M. 15c FLANNELETTES 8c. First Floor. S000 yards Flannelettes, 36 inchos wide; big assortment of patterns regular value loc. special, yard Sc BOYS' 50c WAISTS 31c. First Floor. Boyt: Percale Waists, blouse and shirt styles; light, medium and dark shades --regular value 50c, special, each.. 31c 3 to 4 P. M. Continued $1.35 OUTING GOWNS FOR 89c. Second Floor Annex Salens. Women's OllHntr Vtnr.ni! Vl-r1i. - i uuv. maue Avitn pointed yokes pjiuu unmet iiannei, edged with neat fltllHhlne- hrnlrt rnlllnc r.nlt i ... trimmed with lace edging our regular value, special ior ono nour at, each 80c $1.50 UNTRIMMED TURBANS 12c. Second Floor Annex Salons. A ood lino of Women's Untrlmmed Felt 'i urban Shapes, in black regular value 51.50, special, eaca 12c $2.25 COUCH COVERS $1.50. Fourth. Floor. Heavy Tapestry Couch Covers, fringed all around; Oriental design regular value 52.25, special, each $150 4 to 5 P. M. For the School Children. Come dorrn af- i ter school and buy 5c TABLETS, 3 FOR 10c. WOMEN'S $1.00 VESTS AND PANTS 69c First Floor. Large Size Ruled Scratch Tablets for school use regular value 5c. special. Three Tablets far 10c Women's White Merino Jersey-Ribbed Vests and Pants, extra silk-trimmed regular valuo 51.00, special, each.... 90c WOMEN'S $2.50 AND $3.00 SHOES $1.79. First Floor Sixth-Street Annex On the "Fair-Way." Women's Street Shoes, soft, plumn kid uppers, heavy soles, patent tip, laced front, medium round toes, Military heels regular values 52.50 and 53.00, spe cial, pair ?l-79 CHILDREN'S $1.00 TAMS 49c Second Floor Annex Millinery Salons. ftillIwri'ii A n frnra T.lmq trt tcl-tite rait navy and mixed, colors regular 'value 51.00, special, each 40c CHILDREN'S COATS WORTH 4.50 FOR 2.19. Second Floor Uaby-tO-MIn Shop. Children's Colored Coats, made of good all-wool material; made with plain box back and large round collars; all are nicely trimmed with fine white braiJ, in colors of red, blue, brown and green, and In sizes for children from 2 to 5 years old our regular 54.50 value, spe cial for 1 hour only at, each $209 t T HUGE PETITION FOR PARDON Fifty Pounds of Signatures FaiJ to Save Mrs. Edward's Life. HARRTSBURG, Pa., Feb. U. A mon ster petition urging Governor Pennypack or to commute to life imprisonment the death sentence of Mrs. Kate Edwards was presented to the Governor this af ternoon by three women from Cleveland, O. Tho petition, which contains the sig natures of 275.000 men and women of Ohio. "Is two miles Jong and weighs 50 pounds. The delegation argued that Mrs. Edwards' sentence ought to be commuted because she was not responsible for her crime, and that she killed her husband in self-defense. The Governor said that the matter was out of his hands, but promised to refer the petition to the Board of Pardons. Tho petition contains the signatures of law yers, ministers, public men and thousands of women. Carl Mueller and IL H- An derson, Cleveland attorneys, have ob tained permission from the Board of Pardons to appear before that body at to morrow's hearing In behalf of Mrs. Edwards. Mr. Edwards Has. Collapsed. READING. Pa.. Feb. M.-The deposi tions of Mrs. Kate Edwards and Greason. who are condemned to be hanged Thurs day, were to have been taken today and submitted to the Board of Pardons to morrow. The former, however, was too weak to leave her cell, and made no affi davit. Greason was questioned at length as to his connection with the crime. Ho again reiterated his Innocence and de clared that he would say so on tho gal lows on Thursday. Mrs. Edwards Is In a state of collapse and moans and cries continuously. She eats nothing, saying she wants to be left alone. In his petition to the Board of Pardons Greason reviews his case and aaks for a full pardon , HOCK WAS HOLMES' PARTNER Bluebeard Positively Identified as Janitor of Holmes' Castle.. .CHICAGO. Feb. H. The police today put more faith In -the theory that Jobann Hoch Is identical with "Jake" HOffman, Janitor of Ibc flat building owned by the wholesale murderer, H. H. Holmes. In 1833. Three persons nave now positively Identified Hoch as Hoffman. Police In spector Shippy today obtained the names of several others who kner Hoffman, and who will be sasked to Kay whether Hoffman and Hoch are one. Hitherto doubt has. been, cast upon tho j assertions that Hoch and Hoffman were , Identical, because of a belief that Hoch I did not arrive In this country until 1S85. Seemingly, however, Hoch's own state ; ment Is all the authority they have for j this. . They have, to 'tho contrary, the j statement of a furniture dealer here. who declares he sold Hoch furniture In 1S92. ways been regarded successful. He place hl3 assats at 512.190 and his lia bilities at 5H.763.31. Friends of the Chi nese merchant say that his business has fallen off greatly In the last year because he was compelled to move his store fronr Second avenue to First avenue. swore out a warrant for his arrest. Constable James Dyckes started to in force the order, but young- Thomson was missing. The O. R. & X. Intends to maktv an example of him when caught. His act is a penitentiary offence. t Chinese Merchant Bankrupt. j SEATTLE. VTath., Feb. K.Mark nee merchants on the Coast, wus de clared a bankrupt yesterday afternoon on his own motion. For 15 years he has been a merchant Jn -Seattle and. has al- Nearly Derailed a Coach. MILTON". Or., Feb. K. (Special.) Ing out from this station. Amos Thom son, a young Freewatr lad. IS years of age. threw a piece of wood under the moving train, almost derailing the rear coach'. . The agent, acting under advice of Superintendent Campbell, tmmcdlatotv VYlll of Mrs. Wirt. ASTORIA. Or., Feb. 14. (Special.) The will of the late Mrs. Susan M. Wirt, of Sklpanon, was admitted to probate todaj. Tin? instrument was executed on Febru ary 5. 1905. and leaves the estate, which is valued at 51500. to Mrs. Harriet M. Rei man. of Portland, In trust, and Mrs. Rel roan is named as executrix. . .