16 THE JCORHIKO OmEGOHIAK, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 190C.
Complete Line of Folfeig mm4 ItecKaimg Go-CartsBy CarriagcsTajr' Floor
"Wfflamette" Sewing MacMns 15 Models, at Prk Frowi SIS Up to $35 24 Floor
So Portia Agaa4s for tfct Fawn "Ostnoor" Elastic Ftlt Mittmm-34 Floor
Artistic Victm Fruniag to Yoy Or4tr Ntw Um of MowMmgs-Low Pries
The Meier Frank Store
The Meier 3b Frank Store
On Sale Tomorrow 1 000 Pairs
Women's Shoes, Oxfords $ 1 .96 Pr.
For tomorrow only we offer a great special lot of 1000
pair women's fine footwear at price atlow actual
manufacturing cost They come from one of the best
makers in the land Every pair this season's styles in
all the best leathers Shoes and Oxfords, patent leather,
vici kid pateat tip, tan aad chocolate vici kid and Rnssia
calf Blacher or straight lace styles in all sizes and
widths Regular $3.00 vaiges Your
opportunity to supply Easter footwear H I U w
needs at a big saving Tomorrow only A m w
Mail Orders Will Be Promptly Filled
Special lot of Misses Lace Shoes in patent leather, vici kid and box
calf, .T. & T. Cousins' best make, in sizes HVa to 2; O
regular $3.00 values at, pair
Sizes 8 io 11, same styles as above; regular 2.50 value $1.85
Meier fb Frank's
Lawn and Garden
Implements
JL "very complete stock of garden and
lawn implements for your choosing
Every useful article in all grades
and at saving prices. Philadelphia
Lawn Mowers, fully guaranteed, all
sizes, best values, each $5 to $8
The Meier & Frank Special Lawn
Mower, good quality, fully, guaranteed
prices from $2.75 to ?5.O0
Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers
each $4.50 and $5.00
Complete line of Garden Hose in can
vas .or rubber, all lengths, all grades
Basement
Garden Hose, Bakes, Spades, Clippers,
Weed Hooks, etc., in all grades.
Two carloads of new Refrigerators
in all sizes; very best make, the jnost
.improved models Prices to fit every .
purse.
B. P. O. E. Buy Their Steins Here
Special sale of Beer Steins in the Basement Store this week members of Portland Lodge of Elks
who will take part in tho festivities next Monday evening nn honor of Frederick Warde can buy their
steins at a big saving here largest assortment and best styles to select from
90c Steins for 79 $1-00 Steins for 88d S2.25 Steins for S1.9S
3.75 Steins for $3.15 $3.00 Steins for $2.67 $2.75 Steins for $2.48
500 Doz. Men's WashTies
Beautiful Styles 25c Ea.
Opening sale and display of Men's New Four-in-Hands of nerccrized
wash materials, irarrense assortment of pretty styles and colorings,
made reversible; values extraordinary at this price, eacb 25
New Spring-weight Worsted Bibbed Underwear, natural color, form
fitting, silk front, all size shirts and drawers; best fij 1 CC
value for the money in the chy vU
Men's Pongee Ovcrshirts in plain white and pongee color. 1 C
Handsome Summer garment; $2.00 values at r
Men's fancy Half Hose in new Spring styles, German make, plaids,
llgurcs and stripes in immense variety, all sizes, t 1 A
2oe a pair; G pairs for . r
Men's Sweaters, new styles with Y-shaped neck, all colors new
JIats, Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves, etc, for Easter wear.
Third Floor Offers Xtra Spec5! Values
Burrows folding: Card Table; l)ct on the CA. Ci
market: $4.60 value
fl.'lU folding Sewing Tables for fl$c
Children' folding Go-Carts. jr..00 value
Boys' Hand Car: very best model. Regular AO
jri.r.o vnlu for V07
Boys' Velocipedes. Automobiles. Trlejcles. 'tc. In
complete stock. Bubo Ball. Mitts, Masks, Gloves,
Clubs, uniforms, etc., at the lowcet prices
$2.00 Clothes Hampers for fl.ie
Rush Shopping: Brig for eacli SSe
Office Waste Baskets for. each -Oe
Office "Waste Baskets, for each......... 5Rc
ZxR Kodak Albums 2Sc values .....lHe
7x10 Kodak Albums. c values 3fc
Brownie Kodak Albums. Special . .10c
' Complete stock of Roller Skates In all the best mod-
i els, all sizes, pair 56c to .oe
Towel Sale
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, 1Si3S
inches; regular 18c values on 1 fj
sale at, each IVtC
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, 19x42
inches; regular 20c values on 1 ALrs.
sale at, each XV
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, 21x46
inches: regular 25c values on 1 J
sale at, each 1 4 v
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, 23x4S
inches; regular 30c values on 1
sale at, each C
Hemstitched Damask Towels, size 20x3S
inches; regular 35c values on 1 f7f
sale at, each W
Hemstitched Damask Towels, size 20x39
inches; regular 35c values on O
sale at, each
Bleached Cotton Huck Towels, size ISx
3S inches; regular 10c values ff
on sale at j
Bleached Hemmed Huck Towels, size
17x32 inches; regular 15c 1 ff
values on sale at
Bleached Hemmed Huck Towels, 19x36
inches; regular 20c values on 1 A
sale at, each
Hemstitched Huck Towels, bleached,
18x35 inches; regular 25c 1
values on sale at
Bleached Hemstitched Huck Towels,
39x39 inches; the best 35c QAp
values on sale at
All grades of Linen Towels at reduced
prides.
Bath Towels
590 dozen bleached Turkish Bath Towels:
the best 15c values on sale at. each.. lie
Soft dorn bleached Turkish Bath Towels.
"bit: slxe: best 25c values nn sale at the
low price of lc each Buy all 1 fl
you want of them
30) dozen bleached Turkish Bath Towels:
the best 35c value on sale at. each.. 2c
Ttubdry Bath Towels at reduced
prices All sizes and grades.
Kaster Tablo Linens. Damaaks. Xap
"klns. Sets. Doilies. Traycloths, etc.. In
splendid assortment and leading makes.
Pntty styles. Our prices always the lowest.
Important Easter Shopping Bulletin
Basement
Cut glass Nappies, with or without
handles, regular S3 0 10
values for this sle
J 5.; 3 cut glass Spoon tl df
trays for ',,v
Jj.OO cut glass Cheese Ci QQ
Plates for
6, S. 10-Inch cut glass Vases low
prices J 2.75 value. 9X39; J 6.50
value. 83.20; J 7.09 value.
Basement.
Handsome S-Inch cut grlais Bowls
:s values. 949 55,50 values.
9SJ36 each.
Cut glass Dishes. (in Of
512.75 values for lt4J
5-1.30 cut Klass Celery CI
Dishes on sale for
Oil and Vinegar Cruets. M mf
53.50 values. 6,ov
Handsome bronze Candle- 77e
sticks each '
tcrnan" Coffee Machines.
and 97.19
Baklnjc aad ChatlnK Dishes. $37,
ST.IH, fss each Great values.
Basement.
SALE OF
Easter Vases
Glass Cornucopia Vases, each .14c
Glass Chrysanthemum 1 Lr
Vases, each J
GIas.H Chrysanthemum loC
Vases, each ..............
Glass Chrysanthemum 23C
Vases, each
IS-lnch. 21-Inch. 27-inch Glass
Vases at. each ..He. 33c nd R9c
Foot Rose Bowls at. each.... He
Glass Rose Bowls at. each....lSc
7-in. Glass Rose Bowls at. ea..42c
Carnation Vases at. each ec
Bud Vases at. each ISc
Silver-plated Candelabra. Kray or
bright finish, very handsome
styles
5 S.50 values reduced to. ea.S &S4
510.0) values reduced to. ca.a 7.8S
515.00 values reduced to. ca.fllS
Silverware
J3.S0 Bread Trays for, each..5C4
53.73 Nut Bowls for. each
57.50 Nut Bowls for. each....19
51.00 Fruit Baskets for. ca..9X36
59.00 Fruit Baskets for. a..S7.35
53.50 Butter Dishes for, each.S3.se
55.53 Butter Dishes for. each.S4.4a
3 and 4-Plcce Tea Sets reduced.
Rogers "1&47" Ware
50c Butter Knives for. each. ...42c
50c Sugar Spoons for. each.... 43c
51,00 Cream Ladles for. cach.S4e
51.25 Gravy Ladles for. ra.. 11.84
51.S0 Berry Spoons for. ea..SI.33
31.75 Pie Servers for. each... 11.44
Bouillon Spoons, set of 6 for.f2.ie.
$10 Waists $4.95
Another great special lot of fine
Lingerie "Waists of sheer linen,
fancy yokes, front and back
trimmed In round mesh and two
thread Val. lace: embroidered
designs on front and cuffs. Ex
quisite styles in all sizes: reg
ular 310 values on sale at this
special low price 4J5
Four great special lots of cot
ton Shirtwaists in lawns, mulls,
dotted Swiss, black and white
polka dots, trimmed in lace and
embroidery or tucked all this
reason's -ery best styles and ex
ceptional values at these low
prices All sizes and great assort
ment 79e each, 88c each, 11.18 each aad
1I.4S each.
Glove Sole
1000 pairs of handsome new SI 11c
Gloves; two and three-clasp
styles, with double finger tips
black, white, mode, brown, slate,
champagne and navy blue all
sizes 03 to 7: the beat q
51 values on sale at, pa!r..fC
"Fowaes" famous maka of Suede
Lisle Gloves in 16-button length,
mousquetalre style black, white
and champagne all sizes 5 to
7. Everyone wants long gloves
nowadays here's your opportu
nity, pair 11.89
100J pairs of "Valuers' six-button
length Biarritz glace Kid
Gloves in black, white, gray,
brown, green and navy; splen
did style; sizes Si to 6i; no.
31.25 values, pair tn
Special lot of 12-button length
black and white Kid Gloves
lambskin sizes 5 to 6?i; reg
ular 53.00 values at 12.73
Pcrrin's celebrated long Kid
Gloves In glaco and suede,
black, white and all the lead
in? shades at, palr.f&ae to 94.00
Ribbon Sale
10.000 yards of extra quality, all
pure silk Taffeta Ribbons, in
white, navy. mais. light blue,
cardinal, rose, brown etc. full
5 Inches wide; best 40c OCr
quality, yard CJl
15,003 yaxdj of all pure silk cord
ed plaid Ribbons suitable for
many purposes: reg. 23c 1 Jf
value on sale for. yard....
3030 yards of fancy Dresden and
print warp Ribbons in a splen
did assortment of patterns and
designs, full 8 Inches wide; 73c
to $1.00 values on sale X7c
for, yard
10.000 yard of beautiful French
Taffeta. Ribbons, large line of
colorings including all the sta
ple shades: best 40-cent values
on sals at this low price, yd. 21c
Easter Jewelry
Eastor sale of ladles and gentle
men's gold-plated Watches. "CTal
tham, Elgin nd Republic move
ments. 20-year guarantee: best
models; great values at.... 99.88
Entire stock of gold Handbags,
latest mexb and patterns: your
choice this week at ....i OFF
20 styles of Gold Bracelets, plain
and with settings, each 88c
Coral and Pearl Bead Necklaces:
great special values at. each. 33c
Gold filled Cuff Links, very pretty
pattems; great values at. 9Sc
Ncckchains, seamless, gold-filled
and soldered; special ......83c
New Collar Pins at. pair 2Sc
Gold and Silver Brooches in great
assortment; grand values
at. each J-7U'
Solid Gold Seal Rings, each. Me
to 91e.ee
New line 6f Mounted Combs. 85c
and 75c values on sale at, ea.49c
New line of Jewelry In violet and
pansy designs, mounted on East
er Cards, all styles 25c-50c
Easter Jewelry of every description.
Silks, Dr's Goods
Extra special value in fine quality
black Taffeta Silk, 38 inches
wide: best quality sold regular
ly at 31.23 a yard value extra
ordinary at the special A3c
sale price, yard z,
Moire Silks for waists and shirt
waist suits, all the best colorings.
21 inches wide: $1.03 values on
sale, while It lasts, at the won
derfully low price of. yard. 48c
Cheney Bros.' celebrated Foulard
Silks In dots and figures, this
season's best styles; selling reg
ularly at $1.25 yard grand
value at this special sale Qffc
price, yard Z.l'
Special sale of fine French voile
Dress Goods in all .the season's
leading shades: regular $1.75
quality, at the low price of $1.49
yard handsome for 1 4Q
suits and skirts "
Muslin Under w'r
"VMomen's Drawers, made of fine
camb'ic and nainsook, trimmed
in very fine embroideries, laces,
tucKs, beading and ribbons; very
handsome styles in great as
sortment: unusual values at
these special low prices
52. 0 DRA AVERS 91.89 PAIR.
53. ee DRAWERS 91.49 PAIR.
94.ee DRAWERS 1-Se PAIR.
Great special lot of long-skirt
Chemises, made of the finest
quality cambric and nainsook,
trimmed in very fihe Val. laces,
fine embrolderlep, insertion,
tucks, beading and ribbons: all
sizes Grand special values at
91.25 Value 9TBc 93.80 Valaea 11-S"
92.80 Valaes 11.18.
Women's hand-made French
Gowns, $5 and 55 CI QO
values at - -'
rzma R.itnr a1 nt women's hieh-
grade White Petticoats, trimmed
in verv nanasome cmorgiueries,
fine Val. laces, insertions, tucks,
etc Great values
9 S.00 Petticoats at 12.48 each.
9 7-"i8 .Petticoats at 13.43 each
9ie.ee Petticoats at 94.88 each.
915.00 Petticoat at 97.50 each.
Laces and
Embroideries
44- Inch chiffon in black, white and
colors, splendid quality, value
up to 65c the yard, on sale for
the special low price of, yd. 35c
45- inch dotted and figured Nets in
the very best styles for waists
and trimming purposes: values
to 85c yard, for this low 5Qc
price, yard
3300 yards of Corset Cover Em
broideries. Swiss and cambric,
beautiful styles; values to 75c
yard, for this low price, yd. 43c
$3.00 Embroidtries at
89c Strip
Manufacturers' lengths of Em
broideries I 4 -yard lengths
very best patterns for waists,
skirts, lingerie trimming and
Infants wear. 24 to 10 inches
wide: values up to $3, at AOs
this low price, strip
An Embroidery bargain every
woman wants to share in".
Swiss Embroidered Bands for
Shirtwaists, very pretty styles:
values up to Sac the yard, on
sale at this low price of. yard.SBc
Allover Embroideries in the very
best styles, Swiss' and nainsook:
values up to $2.00 a yard, on
sale for, yard . - -" 91.05
I TERM
BEG N
Some Called as Jurors Are
Excused.
MANY CASES TO BE TRIED
Three Arc for Murder Jew Nun,
I'nul Mitsa and GcorRC Blodpctt.
nnd the Divorce Suits
Arc Xtimcroit.
The April term or ( the S'afc Circuit
Court bunan yesterday, aud as usual,
many persons called 10 serve as Jurors
were oxcufed. Presiding Judge Frazer.
nn he ha frequently dono in tlio past,
delivered a brief speech concerning jury
duty. and. aid he hoped few would ask
10 be relieved from service. It happened,
however, that many farmers had been
pummoned. and as they much desired
to be on their farms at this treason, espe
cially when the weather was favorable."
nearly all asked to be excused, and. to
gether -with others, the list of those. al
lowed to go .numbered 29. as follows:
E. W. Amcsbury. A. T. Axtoll. W. A.
Alcorn. W. H. Adamson. August Ander
son. Chris Algeshcimcr. Charles A. An
derson. Alfred Rruncr, James Bcal. Amos
Uabb, Peter Bauer. F. A. Ballin, Arthur
K. Davis. -Louis Dick. R. Duencral. Will
iam Gadamkc. Jerry Glass. J. X. Hartley.
F. A. .lleltkcmpcr. W. E. Harris, J. F.
Kelly. Z. A. Leigh. M. C. Mctcalf, Frank
Hichey. D. Sullivan. Johu Strucken, W. C.
Shanting. J. L. Tlndall. Abe Zahler.
Jurors accepted and sworn in were:
F. X. Alexander. Alfred Amond. E. A.
Allen. Alfred Baker, D. E. Buchanan.
Henry Karrendrlck. William Bartlett.
Fred Baumgartner. Samuel Bisningcr. M.
F. Brady. H. J. Blacking. S. A. Baybrook.
B. Coucy. Charles W. Dart, Patrick
Early. Aaron C. Edmonds. R. W. Gibbs.
C Holcomb. Patrick Holland. Herbert
Kubik. Christ Malarc. Peter StrcIfC, Jack
; Sullivan. Charles J. Cook.
A special venire will have to bo drawn
to fill the panel.
Tho present term will be a lone one.
There are many cases on the trial cal
endar, both civil and criminal, and also
divorce suits. There are three murder
trials Jew Xun. Paul Musa and George
Blodgctt. '
In. the last case Charles F. Lord, attor
ney, filed a demurrer to tho information,
on the ground that it charges more than
one crime. The demurrer was overruled.
Mr. Lord also filed a motion to 'strike
the following matters from the Infor
mation: "He. the said George L. Blodgett. then
and there unlawfully, fclaniouriy, pur
t . - - . . ... .
popely and of his deliberate and premedi
tated malice, killed and murdered her.
the said Alice Minthorn. commonly known
as Alice Gordon." for the reason that It
wan surplusage and a conclusion, and
not a statement of fact.
Tin motion was also overruled. The
case has been set for trial Friday, April
13.
taken. In the annwer filed the company
contended that It was not a common
carrier.
Damage Suit Drags Along.
The suit of Charles F. Candiani. ad
ministrator of the estate of Pictro Don
hccI. againnt the Orcson Water Power &
Railway Company. et for trial in the
State Circuit Court yesterday, was con
tinued until April 1L Donacci was killed
in April. 19C in a Ktreet-car collision "on
the Madison-street bridge. Tho suit,
which is for $5000 damages, has dragged
for one reason or another. W. T. Muir.
attorney for the company, several days
ago filed an amended answer, reciting,
anions other things, that Donacci rode
on tho platform when there was plenty
of room Inside of the car. Dan J. Ma
larkey." attorney for the plaintiff, asked
for a continuance as to prepare for
new issues raised by the defendant.
Appeals From Justice Court. -
Appeal papers from Justice Rcld's court
to the State Circuit Court wore filed yes
terday in the damage suit of E. F. Gray,
a cook, against James Anderson, a hoicl
kceper. Anderson, on December 25. 1503.
struck Gray with a seoop-shovel and
broke his arm in two places. Gray sued
for J230 damages, and a Jury in the lower
court comprised of David S. Stearns, Mat
Foeller. H. C Coleman. E. Xillfeather
and Sig Wcrthelmer, returned a. verdict In
his favor for $1(0 and costs. Anderson
appealed. Anderson was recently con
victed in the State Circuit Court on a
criminal charge for striking Gray. His
defense has been that Gray was mutinous
and attacked him with a large knife.
File Incorporation Papers.
J. M. Crook, A. A. Unruh and E. A.
Knotts filed incorporation articles yes
terday of the Crook-Unruh Manufac
turing Company: capital stock. 3250,
00A. The objects of the company arc
to manufacture and sell lawn mowers.
Incorporation articles of J. Wood
Iron Works Company were filed In the
County Clerk'e office yesterday by
John Wood. Mary C Wood and C. F.
chmccr. ca,plta1 stock $10,030. The
object, arc to manufacture machinery,
dredges, vehicles, etc 1
Articles of incorporation of the Pat
terson Lumber Company were nlcJ j-ea-terday
by Mandlus Olscn, T. W. Xord
by and X. D. Simon; capital stock,
$25,000.
Must Flic Xew Answer.
The demurrer to the answer of the
Xorthcrn Pacific Terminal Company In
the case wherein the Government Is seek
ing to collect a penalty for tho alleged
violation of the safety-appliance 4aw, was
sustained by Judge Wolvertoa In the
Federal Court yesterday. Suits under this
law were recently brought against the
Southern Pacific. O. R. & X.. Xorthcrn
Pacific and Xorthcrn Pacific Terminal
Company. The latter is the first to con
test the case, and baviag lest the ftrst
point will now be given time to flic an
other answer before fatal actio will be
Oil Property Toted.
The charge of selling inferior coal oil
brought against Bardc & Co. by State
Food and Dairy Commissioner Bailey
was dismissed In Justice Rcld's court
yesterday. Commissioner Clark, of Wash
ington, who had been subpenaed. appeared
before the court to state that he had
given the defendants a. permit to sell the
oil after having tested it and finding It
up to the standard. His tests were made.
It Is opposed, on different parts of the
shipment than that tested by Mr. Bailey.
Appointed as Administrator.
J. Francis Sinnott was appointed In
the County Court yesterday adminis
trator of the estate of his cousin.
Edward L. Sinnott. who was killed In
an, O. R. & X. Co. train accident. The
estate consists of a claim against the
company for $5000 damages. The heirs
are Arna Sinnott. the mother of the
deceased, and Xicholas, John and
Francis Sinnott. brothers.
WILL MAKE PRESSED BRICK
Company Secured I.and for Large
Plant at Mllwaukic.
Milwaukic will have a large pressed
brick manufacturing concern, with an
la vestment of J30.0CO. Testerday the
Pressed Brick Company. Just formed by
some Eastern men, doted a deal for a
tract of land off D. H. Hendee'a farm,
on the Willamette River, northwest of
and adjoining MtlwaukJc, 123" feet wide
by about 2(0 feet long. This piece extends
from the Oregon Water Power & Rail
way Company's track to the Willamette
River Just south of the Knight Summer
home.
The Intention of the new company is
to ship at once pressed brick-ma Jung ma
chines costing $12,009 to Portland for use
In this new plant. Buildings and docks
will be erected suitable for u.c turning
out of large quantities of pressed brick.
The company will have both rail-and wa
ter transportation facilities. The factory
will employ many men. and will be an
Important Industry for Mllwaukic
MRS. STONEBERGER DIES
Kx -Teacher or This City Passes Away
In Los Angeles.
The aews of the death at Los Angeles
of Mrs. Adam Stoncbcrger. who was for
merly a resident of this city, has been
received here. Mrs. Stoneberger was for
merly Mrs. Herman S. Buck. who. with
his father, operated a paper mill at
Orejoa City several years ago. On the
death of her first husband. Mrs. Stone
berger occupied a position as teacher at
the Bishop Scott Academy, which posi
tion she held under Dr. Hill for ten years.
After her marriage to A&an Stoneber
ger. she moved to Colfax. Wash-, but
continued ill health necessitated her seek
ing a warmer climate. kb4 bn weat t
Los ABgdes, where-death ea&et ier saf
fertecs last week.
THEIR STORIES VARY
Troubles of the Schillings Told
in Court.
QUARREL OVER THE CHILD
Itecord of a Day's Doings In the
Municipal Court With the Ptin
ifhmcntn Imposed Upon
Offenders by Cameron.
Slerirt related by Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Schilling as to the trouble that occurred
between then at 2J3 Sixth street Sunday
morning, as told in the Municipal Court
yesterday morning, were widely at vari-
I
IMMcaltr Over the ScUMar Boy.
a nee. She swore that he attempted to
pick up the baby bey aad carry him away;
that she stood la his path to step him.
and that he struck her. kaeckiag her to
the aoer. saying he would kill her ht she
further Interfered. He dealed all this, ex
cept that he picked up the hafey aad
started to take It te the park to see the
hears. He was placed aader heads of
$e.
The ScMHiags separated a year age la
La Grande, aad. aeeeidiny te the evidence
adduced ycjKeriey mearifttK .Triauw
came to Portland without the baby. It
was left with the father. Recently, how
ever, the child was placed in her care,
and It was because the father called to
see his son and wishrd to take him out to
a park Sunday morning that caused the
trouble. It was shown.
Mrs. Schilling objected to her husband
taking the child out because it was III.
she said. Over this matter, the quarrel
ensued, ending in a mix-up In the room
of the apartment-house that resulted in
interference by David Kelly, a salesman,
and later the arrest of Schilling by the
police.
Judge Cameron after hearing both sides
of the case, said he thought the testimony
a little weak to warrant a fine, but from
the circumstances he believed there might
be trouble if some action were not taken
by. the court, and he therefore placed
Schilling under bonds.
"You're close enough." shouted C T.
Temple, a British Columbia mining op
erator, when four policmen approached
him Sunday evening, as he stood In a
hallway of the Hamilton building.
"We are close enough." remarked one
of the policemen, when of a sudden Tem
ple Jerked out a revolver and leveled it
at the oncoming bluecoats.
"You arc." repeated Temple, as he
flourished his weapon.
"I think he's right, all right, comment
ed another policeman.
"Well. I'll admit he has argument on
his side." said another.
"He may he-wrong, but I womd not
dispute the word of a gentleman."
chimed In the fourth.
"Shall we close In on him? queried
one of the squad.
"You're close enough.' ominously re
marked Temple.
He finally surrendered, however, .was
arrested and charged with being drunk,
disorderly conduct and carrying a con
cealed weapon. Judge Cameron, fined
him $23.
'
For working a horse that was unfit for
service J. Saltman was fined $5.
T. J. Reeves, aged 73 years, got into
a scrimmage with Patrolman Burrl's
father at Portsmouth Friday evening, and
a fight ensued, resulting in the arrest of
Reeves by the young oScer. Clubs, a
knife and foul language played leading
parts in the mix-up. but Reeves was final
ly subdued and escorted to police bead
quarters by the officer. The trouble
started over an oat field, in which some
of the Burri hens were scratching.
Reeve ran them off the field, starting the
trouble.
Reevrs was fined $10 by Judge Cameron,
at which Attorney James Gleason re
marked that he would prefer charges
against Patrolman Burri. who. he
claimed, held Reeves while the offlcer3
father struck him In the face.
Multnomah County to build new septic
tanks at the Poor Farm. The septic tanks
now in use have become defective and
emit noisome odors, and the residents in
the vicinity complain of the offensive
smell. A Mr. Murphy is an expert in the
building of these tanks, but his present
address is unknown to the county author
ities. Judge Websferk contemplates the
erection of a .new brick building for a
County Hospital, and It is possible that
the Poor Farm will also- Include among
its improvements before Ions: a sewerage
system.
Demonstration
Piano Sale
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Boy Chops Off. a Thumb.
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