Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 13, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IOKMXU OREGOMAX,. MOXDAT, JANUARY 13, 1908. Entire Stock of Women's Cloaks, Suits, Waists, Petticoats, Blankets, Shoes, Laces, Etc., Etc., on Sale at Low Clearance Sale Prices The Meier (3k Fraik Store's- Great Clearance Sale Offerm.es Extra! Extra! Undermuslins Great Clearance Glove Sale $2.20 Axminsters $1.49 Yd Corsets, Flannel Gowns, Aprons Clearance Sale of Fine Ribbons $2.00 Royal Wilton $ 1 .62 Yd 14 Extra special offerings in the Muslin Underwear Department. Also remember that our entire stock of Undermuslins is marked at Clearance Sale Prices. See them. Special lot of 200 dozen women's nainsook and cambric Drawers, trimmed Tg in tine embroideries, tucks and laces, wide umbrella styles; $1-$1.25, pair. ' JC S)ecial lot of 100 dozen women's cambric Underskirts, wide flounces, trimmed in luces and embroideries; also wide tucked lawn flounces; made with "I Q fitted waistbands and separate dust ruffles; $1.75 and $2.00 values. .P 200 dozen women's Outing Flannel Nightgowns, made of good quality outing flan nel, in fancy slripes, trimmed in braids and silk stitching; $1.2o values at.. 83 Children's Knit Uuderwaists, ages 1-to 10 years, on sale at, special, each..lo Sale extraordinary of broken lines of standard Corsets, .in white, drab and "7lf black; long and short-hip styles; values up to $1.75 a pair; special at. ' Waitresses 50c and 60c Aprons at.. 370 Regular 75c Gingham Aprons, ca..59 1000 pairs of 16-button length Suede Gloves very best extra real prime kid; the most dressy glove made. Black, white, tan, champagne, blue, pink, CO QC lavender; sizes 5yz to 7; the best $3.75 values, on sale at, the pair. .PiJ Three-clasp Suede Glbves, -fluest quality real prime kid; black, white, 1 7 tan, brown, navy, gren, red, mode, gray; sizes 5. to 7 $1-75 vals. .P J Misses' and children 's'l-clasp P. K. Gloves, tor ages 'Dent"' style, tan only; sizes f0 6 months to -15 vears: best regular $1.2o values, at, the pair. -v Women's mercerized Golf Gloves, silk-lined cashmere and mocha finished gloves; black, white, red, navy, gray; regular 65c to $1.25 values, pair. 5000 pes. all-silk satin-back Velvet Ribbon, black, brown, red, garnet, pink, 1 J light blue, navy, reseda, green; 1 to 2 ins. wide; values to 50c at, yard., 000 yds. best heavy all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 3-3Vinch; black, white, red, blue, pink, navy, brown, nihj, mais all leading shades; 30c-35c vals,. yd. The most important Carpet Bargains of the year are announced for this week's sellingin a grand assortment of styles and patterns Take advantage 3d Floor. 2000 yards of Bigelow . Axminster Carpets, the most durable, carpet made; exquisite colorings, rich and pleasing. The regular $2.20 grade, sewed, laid AQk and lined, at this wonderfully low price, the yard take advantage. .P A Tl7 2000 yds. "Windsor" Royal Wilton Carpets in neat Oriental designs and colorings, 2-toned effects, self-colors a carpet that can be scrubbed with soap CO and water; colors absolutely fast; $2 vals., sewed, laid, lined, vard. P0 2000 yds. Body-Brussels Carpets, 'Big'elow," "Lowell" and "Whitall" makes: handsome patterns, 30 to 50 yds. of a style; $1.90 vals., sewed, laid, lined. $1.39 2000 yards of Hartford Axminster Carpets,, in Oriental designs and colorings; ele gant quality, rich effects; $1.85 quality, sewed, laid and lined, at, yard. '.$1.39 Great Clearance Sale room-size and small Rugs. Clearance Sale of Lace Curtains. Our Entire Stock of Men's, Boys' and Young Men's Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, Etc., at Low Clearance Sale Prices -Second Floor Great Clearance Sale Bar g'ns Laces and Embroideries Grandest Values in City Lace stripe allover Batiste for lingerie waists beau tiful styles, values up to $4.50 yard, t1 OQ on sale at this special low price,yard. ."P 07 10,000 yards "Swiss, nainsook and cambric Embroi dery, edgings and insertions 1 to 12 inches wide, embroidery for women's infants.' and children's wear; English eyelet, blind work and imitation hand embroidery work; 4 immense lots, as follows; 25c values, at, yd., 120 35c values, at, yd., 15 50c values, at, yd., 19 85c values, at, yd., 25 Fine Batiste Embroidery Flonncings and Bands to match,-for lingerie Waists and gowns; 3 to 18-irich: $2.50 values, yd., $11396.50 values, yd., $2.39 i Great special sale of black Dress Nets, 45-in., plain and hgured La rosea Wets, dotted Chantilly JNets, etc.; wonderful bargains, on sale at these prices: $1.75-$2.00 vals. $1.29 $2.75-$3.00 vals. $1.98 Women's Tailored Suits Greatly Reduced Walking Skirts Reduced Sweeping redactions on oir entire immense stock of women's ready-to-wear apparel This season's most attractive styles fn all lines 2d Floor Women's Tailored Suits in mixtures, invisible plaids and plain colors ; short and -length coats ; full-pleated skirts, bias folds ; also . gored skirts; grand values, at these prices: $30.00 Suits $14.45 $45.00 Snits $29.85 $38.00 Suits $24.50 $60.00 Snits $35.45 Women's Walking Skirts in Panama cloths, serge and fancy tweeds,, all colors and sizes. This season's very best styles, as follows: $6.50 Skirts $3.65 $10.00 Skirts $5.95 $7.50 Skirts $4.85 $12.50 Skirts $7.45 Women's and misses' Box Coats, -length garments, in fancy gray and brown mixtures and checked tweeds; regu- fljl 1 4 EC lar $17.00 values, at, each. .. P $12.50 Caracul Coats on sale for, each. $6.85 All Waists ' and Petticoats reduced in price. Women's Knit Underwear at Half Price 3000 sample garments of Women's and Children's Knit Underwear to be sold today at prices that cannot fail to interest economical buyers H ghgrade winter Underwear in all grades is included Cottons, lisles, wool, silk and wool, .silk and lisle, mixed wool and fleece lined cotton underwear Sample garments from four of the largest and best Under wear Mills in the country Vests, pants, tights, union suits and corset covers in all styles High and low neck, long and short sleeves, ankle and knee length drawers White, cream, gray, black, pink and light blue Underwear ranging in value from 25c to $6.00 a garment Take Sfh Half Price By far the grandest Underweor bar gain you will share in this season Clearance Sale of Jewelry, Fancy Goods Clearance Sale of Our Entire Stock of Pictures Great Clearance Sale Men's Furnishings Women's $5.00 Shoes at $3.85 Men's $5 and $6 Shoes for $3.85 500 pairs of women's patent kid and vici kid lace Bluchers and Button Shoes, hand turn or welt soles, Cuban or military heels, new Fall and Winter models, ffO OP all sizes; $5.00 values, pair. .PO0J 500 pairs men's fine Shoes, French,- Shriner & Urner's famous make; patent colt, vici kid, gunmetal and heavy tans; welt-sewed, all new lasts;. $5.00 and $6.00 tJO OC values, on sale at, the pair. ,V)Ow Women 's-$6.00 and $6.50 tan Russia calf, Napoleon top Button Shoes, also patent colt with tan suede tops; patent colt with dull kid tops, all the newest and most ap proved styles; .regular $6.00 DC OR and $6.50 values, at,, the pair. .Pfii3 Boys' $2.50 Shoes on sale at, pair. $1.78 Boys' $2.00 Shoes on sale at, pair. $1.58 40c Flannels 22c 18c Flannelaines 11c Two very unusual bargains in fine Flannels Take advantage of Clearance Sale: 3000 yards of fine Trieo Flannels in all colors plaid and snowflake effects, in the most attractive styles. The best regular 35c and 40c values buy OO all you want of these Flannels at this marvelously low price, the yard. "C 3500 yards of new Flannelaines, 36 ins. wide, absolutely fast colors, in Per- 11. sians, dots and stripes; big. assortment; regular 18c values, at, the yard. . Great Clearance Sale of Bedspreads, Towels, Sheets, etc., etc. Take advantage. Clearance Sale Bargains in Wash Goods and White Goods Don't fail to see them. Cheney Bros. Foulard Silks at 59c Yard Great Clearance Sale of 2000 1 yards Cheney Bros.' celebrated Foulard Silks in de sirable patterns, colorings and combinations for suits, waists and cos- CQ tumes; regular $1.00 and '$1.25 qualities, on sale at this low price, yard. Colored Dress Goods, $2 Values for 59c An exceptional offering of 2000 yards colored Dress Materials vojles, etamines, crepes, chiffon voiles, checked voiles, etc.; a big assortment to choose from and in splendid styles; the best regular values up to $2.00i the yard, to be CQ-,- closed out at this exceptionally low price, yard take advantage of sale. Great Special Purchase of 5000 Pairs of Fine Oregon Blankets The entire stock of the Union Mill, -a Union, Oregon, bought at a great sacri fice This Mill has shut down and will retire irom business Housewives, Ho tel and boarding housekeepers can buy fine Blankets at a saving of fully 50 Beautiful White Wool Blankets with colored bor ders fine .quality, full weight, at these prices: 5V2 lb. Full Size $5.75 Pr. 6 lb. Full Size $6.90 Pr. The best Gray Wool Blankets' on sale as follows : 412 lb. $3. 12, 6 lb. $4.42 Gray Mottled Blankets, on sale at these prices: 51b. $4.05, 6 lb. $4.95 Z Blanket Dept., fourth floor. Mail orders filled. THINK THEY- HAVE THIEF I'OI.ICE IIEGARD K. RAIXJWICH AS BAD MAX. i Iiclicved That Sensational Capture Will Hreak Up Band -of Burglars. In the arrest of K. Kalowich at First and Flanders streets? after a hot chase by Patrolmen Charles Tennant and James Hunter at 3 o'clock yesterday morning, the police believe they have captured one of a gang? of sneakthicves and burglars who have been commuting depredations In this city during the past several weeks, "kajbwlch, in cotiirany of three . others, was seen at the corner of Second and Burnside streets .by the officers, who in quired as to their business on the streets at that hour. On the approach of the uniformed officers .the quartet dispersed and fled in different directions: Two of them Kalowich and another. whose name he refuses to divulge ran toward Front street, hotly pursued by the offi ! cer. On reaching Front street the two men tilvned north, and on rounding the corner tlie officers caught sight of but one man. the other having disappeared In the fog. Calling upon the fleeing man to hHlt, both officers announced they would shoot, but at that jnncture a colored man. pro prietor of a fruit stand on Front 'street, accompanied by his wife, stepped out on the sidewalk and the vigilant sleuths re placed their armament and sprinted. See Ing that the officers were gaining on him. Kalowich commenced throwing away por tions of his burden, which proved to be pairs of new ohoes and rubbers. Kalowich was run to earth in the cel- . lar of a deserted building at Front and Flanders streets. When covered by the guns of the officers. Kalowich was in the art' of disposing of a 32-caliber revolver, which he attempted to hide behind a pile of rubbish. In the bundle he was carry ing at the time he was spotted by the officers was found 11 pairs of new shoes. . several pairs of rubbers and other, arti cles which lead the police to believe that some clothing store was burglarized Sat- I urday night, although no such affair was reported yesterday. Kalowich refuses to j noma I . i no n.r Q TlH Htmlofi fall' Kfllllt Of theft. He cannot speak English, very well and does not explain how he came byso many pairs of new shoes, or why he ran when the officers approached. ' -' . OFFICIALS : PLEAD .' TODAY Title Guarantee & Trust Company Ofticers In Court. ' The Indicted officials of the defunct Title Guarantee & Trust Company, J. Thorburn Ross, T. T. Burkhart, John E. Aitchison and George H. Hill, will enter their ' pleas befoVe Presiding Judge Cleland. of the . State .Circuit Court, today. What their pleas will be cannot be said now, but it is belteVed they will plead not guilty. ". The four ' alleged criminals - were brought into court "last Monday (horn ing and arraigned by District Attorney Manning on four felony charges one being that of unlawfully recetvtng de posits in a bank, knowing it to be in solvent, and the other three are charges of larceny. The bail of Ross and Burkhart was fixed at $20,000 each, and of Aitchison and Hill at $8000. The District Attorney made an attempt to have the bonds of Ross and Burkhart placed at $75,000 each, but the Presid ing Judge thought this too much'. The bank officials were allowed a week in which to plead, and will appear this morning. t DRESS GOODS SALE. $1.00 and $1.25 Dress Goods on sale today at 69c a yard: 34-lnch Black Taf feta Silk at 95c: S5c and $1.00 Fancy Silks at 49c; $2.00 All-Wool Broadcloth Plaid at $1.19. McAUen & McDonnell the store noted for best goods at low est prices. Prepare for another stiver thaw? Order your coal $5. $7.0, 9 and 10.50.- Further reduction carload lots. Crystal Ice & Storage Company, bunkers Front and Kearney. ' Phone Bast 244; B. 1244. E E Attend Rosenthal's great clearance m! for fin. shoe bargains. LICENSES TO BE REFUSED - TO PEKSONS TJXDER 18. County Clerks of Idaho Counties Get Together and Take Step That Brings Consternation. ' LEWISTON, Idaho, Jan. 12. (Spe cial.) Consternation was caused among certain classes in Lewiston yes terday, -when County Attorney Need-ham- issued orders to Auditor Gifford to issue no more marriage licenses to contracting parties under 18 years of age. It has been the rule at the. Audi tor's office heretofore to Issue the licenses to any couple. If their ages were beneath 18 and the youngsters had secured the consent of their par ents for the union, no further ques tions were Rked- The move is the result of a confer ence of Gounty Attorneys -from Latah, Ada, Nes Perce, Canyon and Washing ton Counties, held in Lewiston recent ly. Scores of divorce cases have been the result pf unions between lovers too young to know their minds, later tiring of each other. , I.tabo Xot "Whitewashed." PORTLAND. Or.. Jan. the Editor.) We,' the undersigned, emphatically deny all published statements in the local press to the effect that the executive board of the Oregon State Federation of Labor did in any man ner "whitewash" ex-Secretary T. M. Leabo In exonerating htm from' th. stigma cast ur-on him by the report of the commltfe on officers' reports at the fifth annual conven tion of the Oregon State Federation of Labor. -The facts are that the newly-elected secretary, J. F. Cassidy, demanded that the books, accounts and report of ex-Secretary Leabo be completely-audited by the board and if found correct, a statement given him to that effect. The entire board, being present, ' ac quiesced In the proposal r and voluntarily, signed the statement that the books, accounts and report are correct ' and above criticism. President C. H. Oram was not present at the auditing of the books and accounts, but signed the statement on the authority of his executive board. - C. H. GRAM, President. J. F. CASSIDY, Secretary. Oregon State Federation of Labor. ' Filplno Delegates Coining. , HONOLULU, Jan. 12. P. Ocampo an B. LeGarda, delegates from the Filipino Assembly, arrived here- today on the steamship Mongolia, en route to Wash, ington. THE FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. Will Buy Live Cattle, Live Calves. JJve Hogs,' Live Sheep, Live Lambs, Dressed Veal, . Dressed Pork, All kinds of poultry, both alive and dressed. Fresh fish and shellfish CAMP WITH REGULARS 4AKER or .231 WASHINGTON STj PORTWkNQ . orcoon. ' MENS lOTKES Militia to Go to American . . - From Three States. , Lake SEATTLE, Wash.. Jan. 12. (Special.) According to a telegram received to day by Colonel Lamptng, N. G. W-, from Adjutant-General Hamilton, In Wash ington, D. C, there will be no artillery camp for the State Guard this Sum mer, but the Guard, with Oregon and Idaho, will go Into encampment "With the regulars of these states at Ameri can LaKe. , The message was sent after a con ference between the Adjutants-General of Oregon, Washing-ton, Idaho'-and tire War Department officials. This Indi cates the Government has abandoned its experiment to constitute the Na tional -Guard .organizations of Coast States, supplementary to Coast Artil lery, and that the militia already organized-will preserve Its present status. PHOTO' CALENDARS HALF FBICB. 10c up. Kiser. 218 Alder at. In 'his new book, "Three Acres and a Liv ing." Bolton Hall quotes a Hebrew proverb: "If a man make but a mousetrap better than his fellows, though, he makes his tent in the wilderness, the world will beat a path, to his door." 'FIGHTING THE BEEF TRDST" FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO. 226 Alder Street Bet. 1st and Second SPECIALS FOR MONDAY BEEF 1000 pounds of fresh Oregon Beef for boiling and stewing. t per pound. CHICKENS 1000 pounds of Ore gon Dressed . Chick ens, 15 per pound. TURKEYS 1000 pounds, of Ore, gon Fancy Turkeys. 20& per pound. BEEF 3 Soup Meat ........ 3? Liver 5S Oxtails 5b Corned Beef 6 Shoulder Koast 8? Pot Roast ..... 80 Rump Roast Beef. . 8J Hamburg ........... 10J Tripe 10 LAMB 5 TO 150 Lamb Liver . i 50 Lamb Stew 8 Shoulder of Lamb . .100 Frontquarters Lamb 10 Lamb Shoulder Chops .......... .ViV-0 Legs of Lamb ..150 Lamb Loin Roast. . .150 Lamb . Rib Chops. . ..15 Lamb Loin Chops... 150 L&mb Rib Roast 150 Lamb Tongues; 12. .30c Smith's scales are accurate, is accurate, andthe entire Company is accurate. TO 150 Prime Rib Roast . . . 100 Best Round Steak.. 10 Brains ............ .10 Sirloin Steak 110 Small Porterhouse 12V0' Beef Loin Steak. .12V0 Fancy Porterhouse. . .150 Fancy "T"-Bone. . ..150 Beef Tongues .....4:50 PORK 50 TO 150 Pigs' Heads 50 Pigs' Feet ...50 Pork Sausage . 120 Shoulder Chops ..12 Legs of Po.rk ....12V-0 Side Pork ....... 12y2 Leaf Lard ........ 12 V-z0 Shoulder Roast '. .12Vz$ Pickled Pork . . . , .. 12 Pork Chops, loin . . . 150 Loin Roast Pork.'. . .150 the man behind the scales policy of the Smith Meat Smith's Hams or Half-Hams ..... .150 Smith's Bacon 160 and ...... ...17V-0 5-lb. pail of Smith's Pure Lard . . ; .657 The reason you find Smith's lard . supe rior to any other is because it is made of pure hog fat. Smith does not adulterate with cottonseed oil and fallow like the majority of tlealers do.. ; FRESH FISH FRESH CLAMS FRESH OYSTERS WE HAVE NO CONNECTION WHATEVER WITH THE NEW MARKETS AROUND ABOUT US. WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SMITH'S, COME TO THE SAME OLD ENTRANCE AND SEE THAT SMITH'S NAME IS OVER THE DOOR. -