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THE MORNING OREGONIAJf. SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1906.
Store Open Tonight Until 9:30 -Extra Salespeople in All Departments
TFeMeieriFrankStore'sGreatAnmial
July Clean-Up Sale Now in Progress
Get your share of the great July Clean-Up Sale offerings Every woman having warm weather apparel to supply is
vitally interested Seasonable and staple merchandise Wearing apparel and household effects are all included Money
saving opportunities no one can afford to pass by- Here are a few of the extra specials offered for your choosing
Shirtwaist Suits $3.95 Each
500 women 's Shirtwaist Suits in White batiste ;
waists made with panel fronts of embroidery
and pleated fronts; skirts cluster tucked and
finished with bands of embroidery; our best
$5.50 values, in all sizes at, each $3.95
$9.00 Jap Waists $3.18 Each
300 new Jap silk Waists, fancy or tailor-made,
with round, square or pointed yokes; lace em
broidered or tucked; in white, pink, blue and
black; all sizes; very handsome fll 1ft
styles; $9 values at the low price. "
Women's 35c Vests 25c Each
Women's Swiss ribbed Vests, lace and fancy
yokes, assorted styles; regular 35c values. 25
Women's fine ribbed white cotton Umbrella
Pants ; lace trimmed, all sizes ; regular 25c and
35c values, on sale at this low price 19
500 Cotton Waists at $1.18
Special lot of cotton Shirtwaists in lawns and
mulls; white and black polka dots; tucked em
broidered or lace trimmed ; all sizes ; great spe
ciay values, while they last at this fl 1 1 Q
low price each (second floor) "
Great Specials in the Basement
$1.00 Clothes Baskets for. each 82t
75c Galvanized Washtubs for, each 58i
40c Washboards for, each 32c
25c Cotton Clotheslines for, each 20 C
All canning supplies lowest prices; basement.
Women's Black Hosiery 18c
Women's black cotton Hose with silk embroid
ered insteps; also tan gauze in silk-finished
lisle; very handsome styles; all sizes; regular
35c values; on sale at this special low 1 O
price, per pair (mail orders filled) ... v
$15 to $30 Suits at Half Price
Women's wool Shirtwaist Suits in henriettas,
worsteds, serges and Panama cloths ; some have
yokes of smocking; plaited or circular skirts
in plaids, navy, green, gray, red and black ; $15
to $30 values in all sizes at HALF PRICE
Several More Drug Bargains
Danderine Hair Grower, special 39
Absorbent Cotton at, pound, special 21f
Military Brushes, solid black, pair. . . .$1.19
4-pound bar White Castile Soap 39
25c boxes Toilet Soaps for, special 19
"4711" Perfumes; all odors, ounce 23
$1.00, $1.25 Ribbons 58c Yd.
5000 yards of fancy Dresden and print warp
Ribbons in fine quality taffeta; 6 and 7 inches
wide; handsome floral designs; regular $1.00
and $1.25 values, on sale at this spe- Cftf
cial low price, per yard '"''
20c Wash Goods 12frc Yard
300 pieces of fine printed Linens and Organdies
in beautiful floral designs, in pink, blue, yel
low, green and lavender; handsome styles; large
assortment ; regular 20c values at, yard.lZVs
Big Bargains Women's Shoes
Women's vici kid, French heel Shoes, patent
tip, hand-turned sole ; the , best $5.00 values
on sale at this low price, per
pair (come early) vlf
Women's vici kid, French heel Shoes, patent
tip; regular $3.50 values; in all sizes; on sale
at this special low price, per pair fl (r
(come early) JVl
Women's 35c Hosiery 18c Pr.
Special lot of women's fancy cotton Hose;
black and tan lace effects; blue, brown and red
fancies; all sizes; large assortment; 1 D
25c and 35c values at this low price ..."
White Hosiery for women and children; all
the best styles in all grades. Lowest prices.
25c Wash Goods 15c Yard
70 pieces of embroidered linen-finish Suitings
in white, black, green, navy, cadet blue and
tan; handsome styles for shirtwaist suits; reg
ular 25c values on sale at, per yard 15
$18.00 to $35.00 Skirts 14 Off
Novelties in women's white cambric and lawn
Underskirts, trimmed in fine laces and em
broideries, insertions, headings and ribbons;
beautiful styles ; $18 to $35 values Ia
on sale at this low price t9
Bleached Table Linen Specials
Fringed bleached Tablecloth, size 2x2 yards;
grand value at this low price 98
Bleached all-linen Table Damask; best pat
tern; grand value at this low price 58 0s
All-linen bleached Table Damask; our best
$1.15 value, on sale at this low price 93
Special in Women's Oxfords
Women's $3.50 Russia calf Oxfords, in ox-
blood, welt soles, Cuban heels; all
sizes; grand value at, pair..
Women 's $5.00 patent colt Oxfords, extra high
French heel, all sizes ; great special value for
the July clean-up sale at, per
pair (better come early) ....
$1.45
$3.45
Three Great Towel Bargains
10c bleached cotton Huck Towels; f
great value at this low price, each "
Hemmed linen Huck Towels, best 20c -
values on sale at this low price
Hemstitched linen Huck Towels ; regu- 1 f 1
lar 25c values on sale at, each V
45x36 Pillow Cases 11c Each
300 dozen good cotton Pillow Cases; 45x36
inches; best Pillow Case ever offered for the
money; buy all you want of them at 1
this special low price, each I 1 w
Big Bargains in Couch Covers
$3.00 Bagdad stripe Couch Covers, in dull or
bright colorings, fringed all around, 60 inches
wide by 3 yards long; regular $3 tf"k yi p
values, on sale at, each ipsHfJ
$5.00 heavy double-faced Tapestry Couch Cov
ers, fringed all around, 60 inches
wide by 3 yards long, each . .
Washable Couch Covers, at, each SJ53.50
$4.20
Three Bath Towel Bargains
Unbleached Turkish Bath Towels; best 1 J
25c values on sale at this low price. ... 1 C
Bleached Turkish Bath ' Towels, best 1 i g
values ever offered at this low price. . .
Hemmed Marseilles Bedspreads; O f
great special values at, each W
2 Great Stationery Bargains
Fine linen paper in white, blue and gray;
great value at this low price, pound 25 C
Envelopes to match the above, package.. 8
Wire Picture Hangers at, each 12
Faber Lead Pencils, 2 for 5
All lines Stationery at the lowest prices.
Nottingham Curt'ns $1.30 Pr.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains, 50 to 54 in.
wide by 3 yards long, allover floral designs
plain and detached figure centers, 1
Wonderful. value, on sale at WT
Curtain Fixtures at lowest prices 3d floor.
$2 Colored Bedspreads $1.65
Large size colored Bedspreads; fringed blue,
red and pink ; best $2 values on (I iLC
sale at this low price, each P wsf
Some Drug Sundry Specials
Whisk Brooms, special at, each 8
65c and 75c Hair Brushes, at, each 49
20c Tooth Brushes at, each 12
Hand Scrub Brushes at, each 4
Royal Tooth Powder, at, can 8
Satin Skin Cream, jar 19
$3.25 Curtains $2.60 per Pair
Odd lots of White Nottinghams, Scotch lace,
Madras and Cable Net Curtains this season's
best styles $3.25 values, on sale (
at this low price, pair .OVI
Odd lots white or Arabian Curtains, Renais
sance, Cluny and Soutach Braid effects, 50 in.
wide by 3 yards long; regular CI
values, on sale at, pair psfs -J
AUTO KILLS ft
BO! OF TWELVE
Ellis Korklin Run Down While
Playing Tag With Some
Companions.
MACHINE HAD NO LIGHTS
WilHMti McCallig, the Chauffeur,
Warned to Light His Lamp by
Policeman Shortly Before
Accident Occurred.
While plalns "tag" with playmates
Kills Korklin. a 12-year-old orphan boy
living; with a sister at 1ST Grant street,
was struck down and instantly killed
at Hood and Sherman streets, by an
uutomobile at 9 o'clock last night. Wil
liam McCallig. chauffeur for the Riddle
Automobile Company at Fifteenth and
Alder streets, was arrested by Police
man Stewart immediately after the ac
cident. The prisoner was locked up on
a charge of manslaughter.
Death Almost Instantaneous.
Death came to the little boy almost
Instantly, resulting from a fractured
skull. The boy's left arm was broken
and his left side was crushed. His at
tention distracted by the game he was
playing, was not drawn to the big ma
chine, as no signal of warning was
g-lven nor were the headlights burn
ing. Policeman Stewart, who arrested
McCallig. called the driver's attention
to his dark lamps a few minutes be
fore the machine killed Korklin. Mr
Calllg gave as an excuse that the burn
ers were out of order.
-i 20 horsepower machine, accord
ing to the statement of the driver, was
going at the rate of ten or 12 miles
an hour when it hit the child. The
frame struck the boy in the head and
the front wheels passed over the body.
McCallig succeeded in bringing the
auto to a halt before the hind wheels
touched the boJy.
Three Women in Automobile.
Three women besides the chauffeur were
In the auto when it hit the boy. Even be
fore It had been stopped the women had
scrambled from the machine and disap
peared. Efforts were made to learn their
names, but before the policeman arrived
they had gone. It Is thought that the
women will be found today.
The death of Korklin last night is the
first to be caused by an automobile in
Portland. Street-car accidents and deaths
caused by street-cars have been frequent.
A few accidents have occurred to autoists.
but the first death caused by a machine
was that of Korklin.
A physician was called but the boy
died before he could reach him. Cor
oner Finley was called and removed
the body to his undertaking establish
ment. An inquest will be held today.
SHIRTWAISTS 97c.
Today we place on sale our entire line
of ladles' white waists, $1.50 and $2.00
values, for 97c; no reserve. Ladies' and
children's French rib gauze vests, all
sizes, extra specials at 5c, 7c, 9c, 10c and
16c. Closing-out prices on bathing eults.
white suits, wash skirts, belts. Summer
corsets, white goods and fancy walstings.
McAllen & McDonnell, the store that hag
no competition along legitimate lines.
GET 0NE TODAY.
A white linen suit, worth $12, for J7.95,
At Lie Palai9 Royal. 373 Washington street.
Salaries of Police Increased.
. OREGON CITY. Or.. July 6. (Special.)
The salaries of Chief of Police Burns,
Night Officer E. L. Shaw and Special
Police Officer W. H. Cooke were last
night Increased by the City Council from
$60 to $75 per month. The police of the
city are now required to patrol the resi
dence district of the city, In addition to
the business section, and the increase in
compensation is considered due them for
their enlarged duties.
Are unlike all other pills. No purging
or pain. Act specially on the liver and
bile. Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill
a dose.
HIS PLOT FAILED
John O'Connor Flees From
Revolver.
CALLS ON MRS. J. L BAUER
Tells Her That Her Hnsband Is
Faithless and He Will Shoot Him,
but Runs When the Woman
Points Weapon at Him.
Mrs. John L Bauer, the heroine, her
husband, the hero, John O'Connor, the
villain, Gus Schultz, the boy detective,
and the villain's divorced wife, one of
the cast, were the principal figures in
the thrilling society drama "Divorced
and Still in Love, or All Means Are Fair
in Love and War," performed yester
day before the eminent critic Judge
George Cameron in the spacious audi
torium of the Municipal Court.
The plot is woven around the pas
sionate love of John O'Connor, an em
ploye of the Portland Gas Company,
for his former wife and his constant
Jealousy of her for the last six months.
The scheme for the plot is furnished by
Gus Schultz, the boy detective, who in
forms O'Connor one day that he saw
the latter's wife at The Oaks in com
pany with a man. That man, O'Connor
is further Informed, is John L. Bauer,
who keeps a saloon in this city.
He Evolves His Plot.
O'Connor's wrath grows as he dis
covers that Bauer is married, and he
promptly elaborates his plan of ac
tion. First he telephones Mrs. Bauer,
but when she hears of the malignant
charges against her beloved husband
she hangs up the receiver with a bang.
Is the villain daunted? Oh, no. Not los
ing one minute he decides to make a
personal visit and takes the boy de
tective along. They go to the Harrison
Court, where the heroine, Mrs. Bauer,
makes her residence with her husband.
Mrs. Bauer herself opens the door and,
although not "charmed" with her
guests, invites them in.
There O'Connor fully describes how
the husband of the hostess was seen in
the company of his wife, delivered to
the finest details. O'Connor also men
tions that he will shoot Mr. Bauer and
to emphasize his intention shows a
large revolver, conveniently hidden in
the folds of his sack suit.
Mrs. Bauer patiently listens to the
tale and seems greatly interested in
the information. To show her appre
ciation she asks her guests to wait a
few minutes while she goes up stairs.
Woman Returns With Revolver.
She shortly returns with her hand
behind her back and at the foot of the
stairs shows the two gentlemen the
front end of the ugly muzzle of a
large revolver. Here the villain wavers.
But all is not lost yet. With one mighty
effort he clears the hall, lands on the
pavement and makes his exit. His
friend, Mr. Schultz, not so fleet, decides
to stay. Mrs. Bauer backs him up
against a wall and politely asks him
(while the revolver in her hand is still
pointing in his direction) to wait and
meet her husband who is due to arrive
shortly at the request of her mother.
The hero arrives. He asks an expla
nation, finds out that Schultz is only
an innocent bystander, and swears he
will have the villain's blood.
As the days of chivalry are past the
irate husband rushes to court and
swears out a prosaic warrant for the
arrest of John O'Connor on the un
poetic charge of "threatening to kill."
Reviewed in Court.
The whole case was in court yesterday
and the proceedings fully reviewed before
Judge Cameron.
Mrs. Bauer's testimony occupied the
principal part of the proceedings. She de
scribed how O'Connor telephoned to her
and then went to her house, how he showed
the revolver, threatening to shoot her hus
band, and how she went upstairs, obtained
her husband's revolver and made one of
the intruders stay and await her husband.
"The idea," said' Mrs. Bauer, "of coming
and telling me. a sick woman, that my
husband went out with another woman.
Never. "Why, my husband is always with
me, and I know everything that he does.
Why, I would shoot anyone who wanted
to shoot my husband." Here, turning to
the Judge, Mrs. Bauer declared that had
O'Connor been a gentleman he would not
have run away from a woman.
When cross-examined by O'Connor's at
torney, Mrs. Bauer staunchly declared
that O'Connor made the threat to kill her
Store Open Tonight Until 9:30
The Meier 3& Frank Store
Saturday Specials in Boys' Clothing
Economical parents will look to the hot weather needs of the
little fellows and profit by the grand bargains we are offering
in seasonable apparel of every description Here are a few
worthy of investigation :
Special lot of Children's Washable Rompers, in linen effects; neatly
trimmed in red ; ages 1 to 6 years; great special value at this
low price OjC
Boys' Washable Sailor Suits, in tans, grays and blue chambrays; neat
stripes ; ages 4 to 10 years ; regular $1.50 and $1.75 tf e
values, on sale at y id J
Boys' Washable Russian Blouse Suits, in -grays, blues, pink chambrays
and striped galatea cloths ; ages 2 to 6 years ; $1.50 d i "
and $1.75 values, on sale at plIO
Boys' Vacation Suits, made in military style, with long trousers, of
tan covert ; just the suit for rough-and-ready wear ; all l r
ages ; great value at J
Boys' Summer Apparel Wash Suits, Blouses, etc. The largest and
most complete stock in the city. Lowest prices. July "American
Boy" now ready for distribution.
Vacation and Outing Goods Third Floor
Japanese Parasols 18c; Porch Rockers $2.39
J3.00 Folding Go-Carts for. each 82.39
Tin Pails and Shovels, each 5c. XOe.loc
Toy Sand Cars with 9 feet of track 25C
Eastman Kodaks In all sizes and models.
Eastman films and photo supplies.
Printing and developing done as it should be done
Promptly and satisfactorily and at low prices.
Lawn Benches, SI. 23. Veranda and Beach Chairs.
$1.25 Hammocks on sale at, each 80
$1.80 Hammocks on sale at. each S1.-4S
$2.35 Hammocks on sale at, each ftl.OS
$4.60 Comfort Chairs for. each 8-i.Oo
$1.50 Hammock Chairs for, each 81.23
Camp Stools, 23: Camp Stools with back .39
$2.75 Tennis Racquets for, each $2.2
Water Wings, each 25c and 3S
Croquet Sets at greatly reduced prices.
300 Children's Dresses 98c
Great special sale today of Children's Wash Dresses, in black and white
cheeks; low neck and short sleeves and red piping; ages 6 to 14 fr
years; very neat, attractive styles; regular $1.50 values; choice. . iJOC
Children's 2-piece Russian Wash Dresses; colored in blue checked ging
ham, colored chambray and plaids ; ages 8 to 16 years ; this season's very
best styles, in large assortment ; two lots as follows :
$5.50 and $5.00 Values at S3.85 Each
Children's Fine Gingham Dresses; plain colors and checks, trimmed in
good quality embroidery, edgings, tucks and insertion; Mother Hub
bard and long-waist styles ; ages 1 to 3 years ; $1.75 values l Tt
on sale at P
Misses' and Children's Bathing Suits, in all the best styles and grades;
Bathing Caps and Shoes. Misses' and Children's Summer apparel of every
description, on sale at special low prices. Second Floor.
2 5 Refrigerators, Special $ 1 3.25 Eg.
On sale today a special lot of 25 White Mountain Refrigerators, of solid oak, removable ice compartment,
adjustable shelves ; holds 50 pounds of ice a cold-blast, economical consumer ; best all- C 1 1 Ol
round Refrigerator on the market; $15.00 value on sale today at this special low price. . V Jf
Peninsular" Gas Range for $21.00
Special lot of "Peninsular" Gas Ranges in the newest model 16-inch oven, with broiler; four large burn
ers; full nickel-trimmed ; the best Gas Range ever offered for the money; every one ff f
fully guaranteed Basement V mtJ
We do our own connecting of gas ranges charge free when range is purchased here.
Great July Clean-Up Sale
ofMen'sFurnishingGoods
sensational bargains in men's f urmsning ooods-Just Ift
can be purchased at a big saving Here are a few of
the leaders :
Men's 25c and 35c Four-in-Hands, Tecks and Bows splendid styles
special values at this low price WwnShi X
Men's Twilled Muslin Nightshirts, made extra large; all tft- -'Sk. WtiM
sizes; 75c values on sale at this low price iHf
Men's 50c Silk Foulard Four-in-iriands; blue dots and fig- A. ;m3-X "SB. V i SSkiZl,
ures; grand special value at mrS QsjajgkSr J X V
25c Linen Handkerchiefs on sale at, each 17 pjXX.'VSSBBptw
able garments; all sizes in shirts and drawers; regular 7Q- lPMr"'',,'d:1r
.$1.25 value, on sale at, per garment 3m TpajSjaSCftagfta
Mon's Madras and Oxford Golf Shirts best patterns and color- iii'nB
collars; all sizes; $1.00 and $1.25 values fJTC MMMMmSk:
"Shawknit" Hose for men; fancies or plain colors, in 1 'WSBSm'
great assortment; 25c, 35c. 50c values, pair ICC r S!1!)MHBEifl!r'
Cooper's celebrated form-fitting underwear for men; -aBHHEsSt.
pink, light blue and salmon; all sizes shirts and draw- gQ
ers: best $1.00 values, on sale at, garment
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husband, and said she fully believed him.
as, she added, "When a man says he will
do' something he ought to do it. My hus
band always does It it he says anything."
Scbnltr Is Responsible.
From the testimony of the former Mrs.
O'Connor It developed she never saw Mr.
Bauer, and, of course, never went out to
The Oaks with him. Schultz, the young
friend of O'Connor, who, in the opinion of
Judge Cameron, "is responsible for all
this disturbance," testified that he did
not tell O'Connor that his wife was out
at The Oaks with Bauer, and his own at
torney commented that "Schultz is prob
ably mistaken in that, as before he insist
ed he did see them and told O'Connor
about it."
Judge Cameron told Mrs. Bauer that she
did the right thing, and placed O'Connor
under 200 bonds to keep the peace and not
to molest Mr. Bauer.
Canvass Favors W. E. Borah.
BOISE, Idaho, July 6. (Special.) About
three weeks ago a committee was formed
among a few of the supporters of W. E.
Borah to poll the county to test the sen
timent respecting his candidacy for the
United States Senate. A pledge was cir
culated by the canvassers for signatures
pledging the signer to support the plan
of having Mr. Borah indorsed by the state
convention as the candidate for Senator.
A report was made tonight to C. C. Cava
nah, chairman of the committee, showing
that the poll has been completed In all
but one of the 26 precincts In the county.
It shows 4960 Republican voters have been
seen by the canvassers, and only 355 of
these have declined to sign the pledge.
MOUNT HOOD ON FIRE
The hottest time of our life selling Mt.
Hood shirts. In the natty soft golf, in
cheviots, madras and silk fronts; also
outing and French percale dress shirts,
worth J1.25 and tl-50, today for 50c; best
shirt on earth; only two to a customer.
Extra values In men's Summer under
wear, socks and ties. McAllen & McDonnell.
Seattle Will Clear Sidewalks.
SEATTLE, Wash., July 6. (Special.)
Believing that It is entirely unnecessary
for merchants to utilize any portion of
the sidewalk for the display of their goods
and that the ordinance allowing 30 inches
for this display surface is invalid, the
street committee of the City Council last
evening recommended the repeal of the
law, and the favorable opinion of the
Council for a repeal indicates that the
sidewalks must be given up solely to pedestrians.
FOB TORPID I.IVER
Take Honford's Acid Phosphate
It stimulates heathy liver activity, relieves
constipation, sick headache and malaria.
Join the crowd and hit the trail to
Smith's. With the return of comfort
able vreather comes your appetite for
good meats,
Frank L Smith Meat Co.
328 Alder St. bet. First and Second Sts.
651 South First St, near the bridge.
FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST
Fine Boiling Beef (delicious when
sliced cold), per lb 5
Pot Roast Beef, good cut, per lb 8
Rump Roast Beef, per lb g
Rolled Roast Beef, per lb IOC
Round Steak, per lb IOC
Corned Beef, per lb to 8c
Soup Meat, good, per lb 5.
Soup Bones, best quality, per lb....2?
Spring Lamb, hindquarter, per lb.. 15c
Spring Lamb, leg, per lb 15c
Spring Lamb, loin chops, per lb 15c
Spring Lamb, shoulder roasts, lb.. 10c
Spring Lamb, stew, per lb 6c
Breakfast Bacon, "Smith's Brand"
per lb IT 1-2
Frankfort Sausage, "Smith's brand,"
Per lb io
Bologna Sausage, "Smith's brand,"
' tlba' for ?a
No other butcher can " meet our
prices. No other butcher pretends to.
r-speciauy low prices to people who use
quantities.