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THE MORNING OREGONIAN. FRIDAY, JULY 28, . 1905.
RESENTS Iff BLOW
COMMENT UN
Assistant Fire Chief Strikes
L M. Hubert on the
Nose. .
TWO MEN WERE FRIENDS
:anlnc Had Fits and Hubcr Advised
Drowning, 'Whereupon Lauden
' klos Attacked Former Com
. panlon With His Fists.
"It I "had a kaiser like that." said I.
M. Hubert yesterday In referring tt an
unfortunate puppy that had been brought
Into his livery stable opposite the City
Hall to be treated tor an aggravated
case of flts. "I would amputate Its tall
about two Inches back of Its ears, or
tee hire a small boy to take him down
io the river and throw him overboard, be
cause he Isn't any earthly use."
"I think any man that would talk in
that cruel fashion Isn't a blamed bit
better than a dog himself." Interposed
M. Laudenklos. Assistant Chief of the
Portland Fire Department, who Mad been
attracted to the scene by the crowd that
was watching the frenzied antics of the
canine.
Opinion differs a little as to what fol
lowed. Some ,lncllne to the theory that
the Irate fireman, whose feelings had
been hurt by the unkind reference to an
animal of which he is exceedingly fond,
followed up his remarks with a right
hook on Hubert's nasal appendage with
out any further ceremony, while others
maintain that the stableman was on the
point of arising from his chair with re
sentment In his eyes when, by a sudden
and adroit movement, he placed his nose
against the fireman's fist and naturally
became an unwilling witness of all kinds
of ethereal fireworks and planetary con
flagrations. All accounts agree, however,
on the main issues, which' are that while
some person was leading the canine past
the Fourth-street livery stable of Hubert
& Hall, the animal became afflicted sud
denly with spasms and was taken Inside
by employes of the place and subjected
to a cold cascade as a restorative. This
was the situation leading up to the scrap
between the two men, who previous
thereto had been friends of 15 years'
"I Just couldn't help it." said Iauden
klos. In describing the affair afterwards.
"That Is a tender spot with" me. and
when I heard Hubcr make such unkind
assertions about a poor little dog that
was already suffering enough. I up and
hit him. on the spur of the moment."
"He did nothing of the sort," said
Hubert. In giving his version. "He hit
me on the nose, and I am In doubt
whether to have him arrested and then
fired from his Job. or fired and then
arrested, or both at the same time, and
I've a good mind to lay the matter be
fore the Fire Commissioners at their
next meeting."
Incidentally Mayor Lane figured some
what In the trouble. He was returning
from luncheon and was called In by
the stableman in the dual capacity of
rendering. professional services in a way,
and also of passing Judgment upon the
advisability of inflicting summary punish
ment, legal and otherwise, upon the fire
man. After Dr. Lane had diagnosed the
case professionally, he took hold of the
matter from an official standpoint, in
consequence of which the stableman is
still at sea as to what course to pursue.
Chief Camcbell expressed considerable
regret over iie matter, and said that
he was unable to account for It. as both
Hubert and Laudenklos were old friends.
It Is probable the two men will settle
the difficulty In some manner mutually
satisfactory.
Hulnic "Will Xot Itcsipn.
Mayor Lane Is In a quandary relative to
the appointment of a plumbing inspect
or. He wants to put James H. Morrow
in that position, but is unable to find
any law that can be used as a leverage
1n ousting the other man from office.
Yesterday afternoon Thomas E.
Hulme," Incumbent, was told by the
Mayor that It was his Intention to put
Morrow In the place, but Hulme in
formed His Honor that he had taken
legal advice In the matter, and had
concluded not to vacate, so that is the
situation up to date, and Hulme de
clares that he will hold the fort until
it is shown that the Mayor has the
power to give his Jbb to some one else.
Proposed Street Extension.
In pursuance of a resolution of the
City Council, adopted July 19, direct
ing the City Engineer to survey and
mark the boundaries of the proposed
extension of Twenty-eighth street
North from the north line of Broadway
.to the south line of Knott street, a re
port has been filed by Captain "SVanzer
Indicating the appropriation of R9.094"."
square feet for this purpose. The new
street is to be 50 feet In width.
Slow In Getting Licenses.
Suits have been brought In the Muni
cipal Court by City License Inspectors
Hutchinson and McEachcrn against
several hundred local merchants who
have been backward about taking out
licenses. The amounts involved range
from $1 to .540, and aggregate a con
siderable sum.
Petition for Sewer.
John G. Heltkemper and other property-owners
Wave petitioned the City
Council for an eight-Inch sewer along
Hood street, from the dividing line be
tween blocks SI and 82. Ca ruth era Ad
dition, to the Woods-street gulch
sewer.
VANCOUVER TRIPS.
For an enjoyable short ride on the Co
lumbia River to Vancouver, take jstcamer
Undine at Taylor-street dock dally, ex
cept Sunday, leaving as follows: Leave
Portland at S A. M. and 1:30 P. M. Leave
Vancouver 10 A. M. and 4:43 P. M. Fare,
25 cents each way.
MIDSUMMER SALE.
- Special bargains today In ladles' mus
lin underwear, white waists, aprons.
Summer corsets, silk gloves, collars
and wash dress materials. McAllen &
McDonnell, the store that has no com
petition. HOUSEKEEPERS' SPECIALS
- Great sale on curtains, hemmed
sheets,, pillow-cases, white bedquilts
camping blankets, comforters, towels,
napkins, linens, jjMows and draperies:
regular wholesalers. We have no com
petitor. 3TALLEX & X'DOyyELL.
I've feed taw are rood. The afeeofctte wrky
ct Barxett's Taattt. Am aever hea yMttiWH.
All-Merchandise Purchased on Credit Today, Tomorrow and Monday WiU Go on Your August Account
The Meier "(ft Frank Store's 815th Friday Surprise Sale
600 White Lawn and Colored Cham-
bray Shirtwaist Suits, Big Value $3.45
Two great special purchases of women's Shirtwaist Suits com
prise a tempting bargain for today's 515th Friday Surprise Sale,
by far the best Shirtwaist Snit valae ever offered at the price
They come from prominent mannfactprers who givers the op
portunity each season to clean up their stocks at "practically onr
own price Women's White Lawn Shirtwaist Snits, tucked
and embroidered effects in this season's newest styles Pleated
skirts, panel and embroidered, well-made, perfect-fitting, as
pretty a hot-weather costnme as any woman could desire All
sizes, every one $6.50 value for $3.45 Lot 2, Women's cham
bray Shirtwaist Snits in tan, blue, cadet and green, trimmed in
folds of striped chambray and pearl buttons, fall sleeve, skirt
with inverted pleat back; also chambray Shirtwaist Suits with
white pique vest, tucked back and front, fancy stock with tab,
full flared skirt, Blue, cadet, tans and gray, 'all f A C
sizes Every suit regular $6.50 value; choice at P TJ
See Fifth-street window display Come early if you want the
fall assortment to select from New white Wash Belts just in
Clearance Sale of Millinery
Cleaning up the Millinery stock at quick-selling prices Every
hat in the store is included in the sweeping reductions If you
have headgear needs to supply look here before buying elsewhere
Great special lot of Tailored Hats, neatly trimmed with quill, ftQ
fancy braids, etc.: desirable shapes; matchless value; each O-rC
200 Duck Hats in all colors to match Summer costume; great AQq
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ni an? rimmpn t-iar inr ii i n.arn . -.
Sfl trsnrmifinonf Trimmon Huts a t.tmr hw shanc. flOWPrs. ioliafp (Thifrnn
and Silk trimmed; all new, stylish creations; values from GA C
$7.50 to .$10.00; your choice for this low price HXJ
Children's Pattern Hats, beautifid styles, worth from $7.50 MjLA. QQ
tip to $9.00 each; your choice today at this low price PHp. O
THE MEIER & FRANK STORE'S 815th FRIDAY SURPRISE'SALE
25c-35c-50c 1 -Tf
VALUES at "C rf.
5000 Prs.
Men's Onyx Hosiery
Judging by the inquiries yesterday we expect to sell more
Men's Hosiery today than we ever before recorded in a single
day 5000 pairs of the world-famous fOnyx" Hose included
in this 815th Friday Surprise Sale The greatest, grandest
bargain of it's kind Portland men ever shared in Lisle s and
cottons in plain tan and black, lace effects, fancy embroidered,
Jacquards, fancy boot effects, every new desirable style is
included Economical men will anticipate their needs for many
months to come Mail and phone orders will receive our
prompt and careful attention See Morrisonstreet 1 9
window display 3 pairs for 50c 25c to 50c vols, pr. 1 C
VEILING SPECIALS
Tuxedo Mesh Veilings, in plain and
dotted effects: beet 50c values in
great variety; your choice -3 r
at. yard. OtC
Circular Hat Drapes, with dots and
embroidered edges: all col- rn
ors; 85c values, for, yard..."
HAND BAGS 93c EACH
Special lot of women's Handbags. In
black, brown and tan, with card
case and coin purse, walrus or
seal leather; best 51.25 qi
values, on sale for irDC
Broken lines of 25c to 50c Wash
Belts. In the very typst
styles, on sale for, each 16C
Special lot of new 25c Ruch-
Inffs, yard IzfC
50c HANDKERCHIEFS 39c
Women's fancy Mercerized 1.1 nen
Handkerchiefs; very best styles;
regular 50c values, on sale -3 q
for. each j"C
Women's Ann Swiss Hemstitched.
Embroidered and Scalloped Edge
Handkerchiefs: regular values up
to 45c: your choice at this , tr
low price, each IDC
ART DEPARTMENT
Japanese Pillow Tops. In many dif
ferent designs; pretty styles; 25c
values, for lBc
35c value for 23c
Stamped Java Canvas Belts. In
navy blue, brown, tan and .
white; 50c values, IC
Hemstitched Bureau Scarf, with
dollies to match: best 35c t q
values, on sale for I"C
75c RIBBONS 33c
SCO yards of SaUn Mervelleux Rib-
bona, 7 Inches wide. In a complete
line of colorings: mats, castor,
mode, pongee, champagne, brown,
orange, terra cotta. blue. pink,
etc; best 75c value, for, yard. 33c
25c RIBBONS 15c
Satin Taffeta and all-silk Taffeta
Klbbons; complete line of colors,
black, white, cream, pink. blue,
red. creen mats. lavender, eta.
etc; regular 25c quality e
for. yard IDC
5-Inch all-silk Taffeta Ribbons:
complete line of colors: our best
35c quality, on sale, for three days
at this low price, yard 18c
Great Sale of Muslin Underwedr
Corset Covers Reduced
Grand values in Corset Cov
ers today; fine lace and em
broidery trimmed: headings,
ribbons and clusters of tucks;
tucked and trimmed backs;
blouse fronts; the grandest
values in town
35c Gorset Covers ...25
50c Corset Covers 39
75c-85c Corset Covers 69
Special lot of "Women's fine Cambric Skirts, made with wide um
brella flounces, trimmed in fine embroidery and lace edgings,
insertions and clusters of tucks, separate dust ruffles, embroid
eries are the new blind and eyelet effects, full widths and fitted
waistbands; regular $3.50 and $4: values, on sale fi j?q
today at the remarkably low price'of, each pZf
"Women's Skirt Chemise lace
and embroidery trimmed
styles; regular $1.50, $1.75
and $2 values, for $1.22
$1.00 Corset Covers 76
$1.25-$L50 Corset Covers.97
$1.75-$2 Corset Covers. $1.22
Special lot of very fine "White
Petticoats, lace and embroid
ery trimmed, separate dust
ruffles, handsome skirts, $7.50
to $10 value, for.... 5. 75
Women's Neckw'r
Narrow white Madras and figured
Linen washable Four- j q
in-Hands, great vaue. . .
Heavy Linen Byron Collars, eye
let embroidered with scalloped
edges, 50c-65c values, iQ
for low price of O-Jv
Swiss Embroidery Turnovers, in
dainty floral patterns,
25c values, on sale for. . 4
Stock and Cuff Sets in white
Venise and Net-Top Ecru lace,
65c-85c values, for 49
Ostrich Feather Boas, new line.
New hemstitched Turnovers. .
New white Pique Revere' and
Cuff Sets.
Sale of Men's Outing Suits
.SECOND
FLOOR
Single and double-breasted sacks, faacy tweeds, fancy homespuns, fancy
cheviots, fancy flannels and worsteds All the best-known makers are repre
sentedMatchless bargains in oil grades Every suit this season's nuke
$7.50 Outing
$10.00 Outing
$13.50 Outing
$16.50 Outing
$20.00 Outing
Suits, now $5.89 J
Suits, now J57.5o
Suits, now 10.15
Suits, now 13.45
Suits, now $15.40
$8.50 Outing Suits, now.
$12.50 Outing Suits, now.
$15.00 Outing Suits, now.
$18.00 Outing Suits, now.
$22.50 Outing Suits, now.
CLEARANCE SALE OF -BOYS' CLOTHING
....36.10
....59.35
..$12.35
..$14.15
..$16.85
Entire stock of Boys' "Woolen Sailor
Suits, all ages, on sale at greatly reduced
prices. Second Floor.
Boys1 all-wool, two-piece double-breasted
and Norfolk two-piece Suits; very best
styles, at preath' reduced prices
$2.50 Suits.$1.80 $3.00 Suits.$1.96
$3.50 Suits. $2.55
$5.00 Suits. $3.95
$7.00 Suits. $5.40
$8.50 Suite. $6. 35
$4.00 Suits. $2.98
$6.00 Suits. $4.00
$7.50 Suits, $5. 95
$10.00 Suite. $7.15
Entire stock of Boys' washable Kilt Suits,
this season's most attractive styles;
pretty patterns, colorings- and materials
in great variety, ages 2to 5 vears, all
grades, at .HALT PJtlCE
Boys washable Russian, Blo.ueand Sailor
Site,Kriickerbocker Growers' best ma
terials and colorings,, great 'assortment:
$1.00 Suite.. $-.89 $1-75 Snite.$1.35
$1.25 Suited 9S :$2.00 Suite. $JU59
$L50 Suite.. $1.19 $2150 Suite. $1.96
Meier 8t Frank Store Offers Today
Women's white Suit Specials
Onr entire stock of woaiea's high-grade White Suits, values
from $18.00 to $56.00 at greatly reduced prices today and
tomorrow This stoaon's handsomest styks, Jinen and lace
combinations, embroidered Swiss and "mulls, China suits, lace
trimmed, etc. We'll guarantee them the best bargains in town
$18.00 White Suits. $13.45
$20.00 Whke Snits $15.25
$26-27 White Suits $19.85
$30-32 White Suits $22.65
$34-35 White Snits $26.85
$40.00 White Suits $28.65
$58.00 White-Suits $46.25
ChUdren's'white Swiss net and.
organdy dresses 6 to 14 years
$6.50 to $15 values half price
$18.0Ch Tailored Suits at $9.45 Each
Great two days' sale of women's popular-priced Tailored Suits,
1 OP of them in, jacket, blouse and Eton styles, pleated or flared
skirts Materials ki elude Sicilians, cheviots, shepherd worsteds,
Panama and covert cloths, colors are green, black, brown,
navy, tan, gray and checks, splendidly made and every gar
ment of desirable style, all sizes Regular $18 dQ if
values, today and tomorrow at the low price of r HfJ
Special values in higher grade Tailored Suits Second Floor
Elbow length White Silk Gloves just received by express
Drugs, Stationery, Jewelry Bargains
Ice Cups, in all shapes and colors, dozen, 25c and 20
Memorandum Books, all sizes, grea value for, each 7
The best $1.00 Fountain Pen on tHe. market ; 79
Eastman's Perfumes, quadruple extract, all popular i q
odors, 1-oz. glass-stoppered bottles, bottle -C
Rubber Sponges, No. 1 size, special value 28
Fairy Fountain Syringes, fully guaranteed 83
Marvel "Whirling Spray Syringes, the perfect vaginal
syringe, great special value at
Goodyear all-rubber Syringe.-special, each 49
Knickerbocker Toilet Paper, large roll, special 8i
"Whisk Brooms, all sizes, each, 15c, 20c, 25c and." .10
200 fancy white Batik Combs and Hair Retainers, 50c, 65c (L
and $1.00 values, on salp for low price of
Lavallieres, latest in neeklaces, each, $4.00 down to 50
Collar Supporters, prevent collar from wilting 25
Faber's Lead Pencils, 2 for 5; Carter's Ink, bottle 4
Knit Underwear
"Women's fine 'ribbed high-neck,
quarter-sleeve Vests, all sizes;
best 25c values, on
sale for, each i OC
"Women's fine ribbed Umbrella
Pants, in black only; lace trim
med; all sizes; grand val.41
"Women's ribbed Cotton Union
Suits, low neck, no sleeve, knee
length; great special O'i
value at, each avOC
"Women's low-neck no-sleeve rib
bed Cotton Vests, thousands of
them in all sizes ; remark- q
able value, each
Children's Summer Underwear"
at the lowest prices.
$1.50 Kimonas at 89c Each
300 long and short Kimonas in lawnsand flannelettes, regular.
$1.50 values at 89c should keep business humming in the waist
section today Plain, figured, dotted or fancy stripes, light and
dark colors, big variety, all sizes, values to $1.50, today at 89c
Women's Outing and Golf Shirts, in mercerized Ginghams, Percales, Mad
ras, Alpacas, Jap. Silks, etc., in all best colorings and patterns; all sizes:
$1.75 values. . .$1.28 $2.00 values. . .$1.42 $2.25 values, .S1.58
$2.50 values. . .S1.69 $3.00 values. . .$2.32 $3.50 values. .$3.98
"Women's knit Blouses and Norfolks, white, red, navy and brown;?
very best styles for Coast or outing wear; $2.00 to $6.50 values, on sale
for $1.45 to $4.98 each.
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$24.00 Silk Snits for $14.25 Each Today
50 High-grade Silk Shirtwaist Suits at an extremely low price today
Shirtwaist or blouse jacket styles in navy blue, brown, green, black,
and fancy checks, very best styles, pleated, flared or flounce skirts,
well made in tailored or fancy effects, all sizes, all
regular $24 values Choice while they last today
Compare them with other silk suit bargains around town
$6.50 and $7.00 Walking Skirts $3.65 Ea.
100 new Summer-weight "Walking Skirts in Cashmeres, Homespuns and man
nish mixtures, checks and fancy patterns ; plaited, strapped and button trim
med regular $6.50 and $7.00 values, on sale-at this low
special price bargains in Silk Petticoats; Second Floor ?00
$14.25
Children's Apparel Half-Price
Children's white Swiss, Organdy and Net Dresses, made in fancy styles, with
flounces on waist and skirt; trimmed in rows of lace'insertion and .edging;
drop-skirts, trimmed in rufiflo and lace edging; ages 6 to 14 J
years; values range from $6:o0 up to $15.00; your choice 2
Children's light Summer Coats, made in white,Sci;ge and Brilliantine, Pongee
and blue, red and brown Silks; very attractive styles; ages 2 r pw5p
to 6 years; values from $4.50 to $7.50; your choice -3
Children's Dresses, made in Chainbrays-and Ginghams; Buster Brown and
French styles; trimmed in tucks, feather stitching and fancy piping; pink,
blue, red, "brown, fancy stripes and checks ; ages 1 to 4 years; $1.75
Traltioe in calo fni- tVio Ttrnnrlorfrillv Inw nrir Ctf - .....
Children's white Pique hand-embroidered Dresses,' iri Russian J Diiro!
and fancy styles; 6 to 14 years; $12.00 to -$25.00 values , .2 ri
Children's 6 ,to 12-year Reefer Coats, blue and" brqwn Cheviots, tan Coverts.
Tweeds, Homespuns, Peter Thompson styles; $10" tq$12.50 LI-l-P Prjfo
values, on sale at this low price railli a I Ivv1
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All Olft PjltJt4ftfc Chose from our entire stock" of Parasols -at. pne-fourth.. off regular
-"fThTffnrm Vrmtrapft fanrvv- Silts .Tan Silta Pimips ptiv - nlnin
prices;" Chiffons. Pongees, fancy Silks, Jap. Silks, Piques, etc.; plain
A VfT-I ff Diiiate and fancy "Style's, in great assortment; all newup-to- T Z.
4- VIA a CAlVTO date styles; values up to $20.00 each at 74 vOT
Reclining and Folding Go-Carts Are GreatlyReuced
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CTociag ot our entire stock of ItaclniasaiHi Fbldiag Go?
Carts at mrice dowa to actmal majwfactarig cot Every; cart
ad carriage ia- stock k included, 1905 rao4ek The easiect
nontax, ana soat koaroved modek on tha market
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Full slae reclining Go-Carts. I3ei
models t aaaJsene ba&ies. cushion tires.
enaateled gear, eeaplete with cushions
and. paras&t
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Thre-quarter,i";recllnlrvsr Go-Carts
complete with cusMobs and parasol
$ 3.75 models for, each 9 SK
J 18.75 Bodela for. each . .
$11.25 models for. each. J.l.fl9,9tr
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Pe'lJ4g-. reclining' Go-Cxrtsi MaJels
with: "and wHhout parasols -This, sea
Hen's earts. cushion tires, greon genr
$ 3.35 BHMietfl for. each.. .9 7a
8.7 modfU fw,- each . . v . TJf
9.3S models f or? oaMr.V.'. T.7S
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