Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, April 06, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextrUK MOK7fT" OfF(OM.VN. MONDAY. AI'KII. li. IfHlS. Portland Agents for "Nemo" Corsets, Butterick Patterns, All the Newest ModelsExpert Fitters at Your Service Second Floor eier. Frank Store's Easter Shopping Great Bargains in Cut Glass The Very Best of the Season "Harvard Mills" Underwear At Greatly Reduced Prices M Bulletin Ihe l 111 O.t 0-.u Cv.t- C,!l Cut-Cat-l -,n C;it Sayyir-. (viwS ;i70. with or wiihiwt rr.;.sir J. vsraw. on' salo a". :h$1.69 $2.39 Sin.-:i Ti-sys. rwru'.ar :".M valuos. au a..S2.29 V-.r.csar Cr.x'ls. rfsm'ar vaivws. c..52.rJV Nsiryics li-no'i si to. with har.iiie: tlio va'.nts. o'l s.V at this lw prH11, os. tVvr. S l-oh. r-c;i;ar S-VOO valws. ah..S3.S0 K. V. S-inoh. ivc.i'sir S (V vjlws, Mf'fi..S(,19 Wator .1 .:. :vssir S.Mt vahios for. oa . . S.?5 a-os. iv'ar o.(H vahios. .mi sale a'.. oa..S2.2V V ... rsiar $4 .SO value, each. .S3.49 Yas.s. Vi vi-h. roci'iar !S values, each . . S.TJ R,X S -jveH. resr.iiaT ?VJ.."M value. eaeh..S.10 The "Merry Widow' Sailors Specially Low at $ 1 .25 Each 1st tivp" MiiSiwry IVu-Huet. jrrvat sv"H"':,l ''' f "Merry Widow" Sailor Hm-s. uiUrimuuM: ail tlie leaiiiiiff shades blaek. iavy. lau. hrown. Copouhasreu. hurrl o-vausre. ete,; maoe of ."piif$e satin hrau. etr lan:v shape. The "Merry Widow-" is the popular hat of ihe soaseu. Tlos lot of 2(Ht won't last hvi:I ' speeial priee of. pa.. Si. 25 Speeial lot of 2VV hnnohes of handsome Roses, the OfO bos values ever otTowd at this speeinl low priee. "'' Speeial lot of buuehes of foliaso for trimming 1 m "Morry Widow'" sailors; great value, on sale at. J Faster Hoadcoar for women, tuisses and phildron. Port land's (ireatest iipttty. on the "seeeud Floor. Take plpvator. Great Easter Sale of Women's Fine Hosiery In AH Grades Women's rine totality of it.u7p lisle tan Hosiery pandp W and foot ; thp best shades of tan; all siro; ;t,"e OO values, on sale at this speeial low priee. thp pair. . . .'. &4yG Women's full fashioned tan cotton Idw, fine jsattfp quality ; lost rpjtitlar 4tV vahips. on salo at. thp pair. C Women's very fino quality laop lislp tan Hose, sov- 4 f pral handsome patterns, all sifps: IvV- valnps. pair.T1 C Women's tine quality potre lisle tan ltop, three different shade to seleet f rtMn ; siw S'- to 10; the lxst val- 4 5 tnsfe.V ties tn ine eny a tms priee, pair take aitvautnav Women s extra fine quality tan silk lisle Hose, full fashioned; heaulifnt flnish ; reirnlar .V values, pair Women's "Harvard Mills"' silk and lisle I'ndervesU and Tights hand-liitished. well made, perfect fitting; OQ n!tnlar $1 alnes. on snle at this low priee. garment."'' Women's "Harvard Mills'" lii;iil-veiv;hl lisle l"ndertests high mvk and lone; sleeve and knee lontflh tights; C"f the lest ivgular 7."e values, ,n sale at. the garment . "' Women's "Harvard Mlls" light weight lisle Cnion Suit. in four styles; hand finished and perfect lilting;; P I f C gi-eat stMcial valuer, on sale at. the garment . M " Women's "Harvard Mills" fine rihhe.l I'nion Suits high neek, long sleews. ankle length or low neck, sleeveless and knee length; made of tine qimlilv silk and cot- fl 1 70 ton; all sires; host $2.00 values, at, the garment.'? Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Etc. We Have the Largest and Best Stock of Floor Coverings in the City and Lowest Prices Guaranteed $8.00 Curtains $5.85 $6.00 Portieres $3.95 -tall 1 ,vi pa;r of h.i!-.dso".ve Mane A.iioinoup Corded AraV.an and K'h i white and eem ; made, on the C!,!;iv l.aee t'v.rtair.s. best r.ft. ? i"ehe w;U a-,d o ysrds 'or;:; large variety of ne-'ig:-; b-ah-c:-aiie e.irtsir.s. sc-ag ngular-y C f !T a; 7.o n;-.d S air; oxeeti-nl valoos at. pr. . ,W jvir of donhle-faeoil Mereerifol Foviieres. frinpM top ard hot tow; a'l pnv.lar eo'o-irgs ard designs; si?e ."0 inches whip hv o vards lor;g : wes af and o val ues. o-i sa'e at this special low priee. the pair.' $3.95 Easter Glove Sale lv'. sh.ivies fiPt fe3rf , A.' sf.aoes: r- 1 Wa'kirg (Tioves. first aa si.'es: 1. top; every pair iiar.v..tepii ; rei. il'.lSlltV. 1 1C host va:-.ie in town at. pr. r A -f 'Fluffy K;iti"",cs" Military Gauntlet three jx'ari buttor.s; handsome style; tv.r he st rcg.iiar Jk'.O CQ rovp'ty. on sale at. pair. .r ; 1-ar. stiff Cuff (ran-nioTs for waik irg, ridirg v. driving; use; t'e best su'ar S2 values. pr.Sl.TS Ijirge Auto Gauntlets, in the best styles and shades ail sizes; the regular $o..V1 values, on sale CJO Q3 at. the pair..'?"173 Sjyeial lot of soft srnsset Ganntie'.s with straps and clasp; best f-2.2-T values.; on sale at this (1 QQ sp'l priee. pr .V07 i Women's and children's Walkiv.g Gauntlet Gloves, all sires; host shades: rej-: ular 1.2"i values. QQ. on s;ile at. pair.. Porrin's 12-button length Cape Gloves in all the verv Wst tfbades: gusset $3.o0; special, pair. S3. 19 11 New Tailored Suits at $ 1 8 and $25 $ 1 65Q Silk Waists at $5.95 Each $4.00 Lingerie Waists $2.95 Each Portland's Leading Cloak and Suit Store jssplendjdlyready to supply every need in fashionable apparel for Easter wear, (stumes.VVrapSuits, Skirts.JDoats, Waists, Etc., in great profusion Every new creation, every new material and ef fect will be found represented Best showing ever m adejn the Far West The best vahies we ever offered Buying should be done this week if yon wish to avoid disappoint mentNext week here'snotening whether it will be possi ble to get out alteration work or not Buy your Easter ap parel this week These specials are worthy of investigation Two imnier.se lots of women's new Tailored Suits at speoial reduetions: Iot 1 Consists of oOO suits, short-eoat stvles. trimmed iu braid, military sty'e; skirts are jrorod with bias fold, material of Panama cloth; colors. coldon brown, navy ajid black; well made and finished throusrhout. Best suit in town at this special low priee. Lot 2 500 women's Suits coats are semi-ti-rht-fittinir etTects and box styles: skirts pleated and irored with folds; materials are series, fancy worstcis. rheiks, strijies, broken plaids and plain colors: CIO OfS all new 1P0S garments, handsomely made; special-, suit . VI VI .W fancy Si'.k Waists in taffetas mossahne. net and chiffon cloth; fancy yokes of lae. applique, silk embroidered medallions: velvet, silk bands and fancy buttons: colors are white, liht bine. Copenhagen, tan. brown, navy, red. green, gray". Presden. black, stripes and checks; values C QC up to $ltvx on sale at this special low price, the garment J ,V0 women's fine white Liiicrrie Waists in batistes, mulls, lawns, crossbar dimity and Swiss: dainty French yoke, trimmed in fine Val. laces, round mesh, tilet. maltese and embroidery edges, with ruffles of lace, emhroiderv. etc.; lorg and short sleeves, regular or Butterfly sleeve: the ff ft CT host regular $4.00 values, on j-ale at this special priee, each.V" $18.00 Beautiful Al lovers $5 Values at 1 .39 In the Lace Department for today's selling Sensational bargains in fine batiste and Swiss all-over Embroideries for lingerie waists, etc. in dainty imitations of hand work, eyelet de signs and Japanese ef fects Beautiful styles and qualities; an advan tageous purchase ena bles us to offer values up to $5 a yard at the wonderfullylow price $1.39 Yard Remember only 1000 yards-Plan to comeearly if you want best bargains See Fifth-St.Windqw Swiss and Lawn Embroideries u u ii in 'r''vv Values to $ 1 .75 at 49c Yard 5000 yards of Swiss and Lawn Kmhroidery Flouncing and Hands, T. to IS inches wide, suitable for waists, gowns, skirts and children's wear; magnificent styles, selling regu larly at prices up to .fl.7."i the yard; your choice Q at this remarkably low price, yard take advantage. 10000 yards of Swiss, nainsook and cambric Kmhroidery Kdging and Insertion, Hlef effects, eyelet and French designs; grand assortment of pretty styles in all widths; val- 1 ues up to "0c yard; buy all you want at, the yard. AJC Easter Sale of Bibles and Devotional Books in Book Dept. Easter Sale of Vases in the Basement Fancy Silk Suitings 59-69-79c Dress Goods at 98c the Yard Three big special lots of fancy Siiks comprise an Easter silk sale of great importance to every shrewd buyer all the new est colorings in stripes, checks and plaids for waists, suits, misses and children's apparel. A special purchase of 5000 yards enables tis to offer the following special bargains: Th best regular 75c and S5c values, on sale at, yard . . of Si. 00 values, the yard. .69 $1.25 valnes. the yard. .79 Six great lines of fancy Press Fabrics at a special low price: 4S-ir.eh Herringbone Serges. 4S-inch Panama Cloths. 4;-inch mohair and 4,Vinch wool taffetas; colors are navy, brown, Copenhagen, tan aud reseda: a style and quality ma- QO terial other stores ask $1.50 yd. for; our $1.25 fabrics. OC Hand'chiefs 75c- $1 Vals. 43c Collar and Coat Sets Off Great Easter Sale of 5000 women's all-linen hand-embroidered hemstitched Handkerchiefs, ts-inch hemstitching, all over patterns, crossbar patterns, checks, corners and corded; "large, regular and small sizes; put up one on a card. The en nou: tire sample line of one of the largest importing ft " uses in the country; 75c to $1 values, at. each. Special lot of Real Puchess. Princess Lace. Irish crochet and hand-embroidered turnover collar and coat sets: all new, high-class merchandise at one-third off the reg- Jm ft ular prices take advantage of this special sale. Vll Easter Neckwear on sale in great profusion all the new ideas in grand array display of Neckwear for all occasions. $5.00 Handbags $2.89 Each $ 1 Belts 65c New Wash Belts Special lot of 100 real Alligator Handhngs, several styles and sizes all lealher-lined and lifted with coin purse; the best regular $5.00 values, on sale while they 5 O ftQ last at this low price, each Inke advantage. Women's extra fine quality calf leather Kelts, ornamented with large art It buckles; brown, tun, black and navy. Best $1 values, on sale at this unusually low price, ea." Women's tine Elastic Web Belfs; colors, navy, brown, black, green, white; finished with handsome cameo buckle; CJQf. regular $1.00 values, on sale at this low price, each. Just received, large shipment of new Wash Belts, in all fhe latest and prettiest styles, and at all prices. Let us show you. ROSS IS SHOWN UP Banker's Methods Revealed in Law Suit. FALSE ENTRIES IN BOOKS f Y-r OMTi.bly Paid to Attorneys ver Received by Them, but Head of Title Bank I ed Money Himself. A.TV.--'t-r of F.irs'-r Tvv jt rt? from ')r T.T.t? 0.:?.:ar: T-c. O err. ran v. .-T7-p t ' ft I .''ft wiv-k. n :.' :r;fflfrt h"! m'-.TT-t-y. V".a.- M'anr.:. fvr r-.xr.t c: p'm.p of irs: of Rvs. Rj-k.-.arr artl Ahison rom P rt.and. Rr? Ftt-;ia-" cu1 to b rtorcd i r i . ? fvo i. o i j e tv.rk a r a y n er. t of Sc---w A- M.-Oarra-t f.r artorcy frvi.--:. but n?zSrr th" aiTo-mys rf r:""1 tre roT!."y or fc-v-w- arytn; at It : R cs d : 1 : . ii r.t ir. n e y he Tl bocX5 ftjs The pt-VNts of :ht jwrk to b-'jpv ;ht the payir-rt hid been zr-Ar :o the ;tornfs, Ff smary S. VT, jj?t :er the c of tne Irp m ' Jre . it. w h r t. M mar.t perf--"Tned -v?re for t-.e Ross K -Jt . jn rrat;cr of leir.t'.ar'on Tr t bark s m-rckRjc-" it firrfl ire cn;t ? rpd ost in fevor V R.-j arid m f jm vrt-jrver. ir-rt:r be a r-e.r firm Snow A: Mci'arrart. Ur tr c 'am e video c irtat V- CAT.-in: r:vcd a fr lobbying P;t M.ait?art in otn;r: )&st uvk titt he received no such ?' Th-s rut the rrovr-s to iookln-c c ihc records -f ;e trar'Aofor.. They ford the fol ;otc ceb't s'.-p : "Prtlaxd. Or . Febrttwry 5V. rT. drbit cxerse. J. T. Ross. rX: pa d ; hcid in Or. Ju-ne . ;T. Kts? in hs owr. hari wr:vf. rrr.de ot trie f Ko np falw voucher. p.:rrort:r tv be a reo-;.pt from Sr- . k-VirnftrT. far te "ow & MoOarr.ant dsburseirerts. -n H o:se bi 1 : arprowd t or payment. J. ThoTbxm Ross: T. T. B." TKjt vi::irr ;s not sijmed by Sr.ow Jt M.-Oamat. but w.v dated back to Feb ruary Zlk in the receipt ord of the voucher. To accord wi?h tr.e debit s'ip. it was charcd to per.ral ex?rs. Tre voucher is namber lti and refer to ca 4-". F"j r e "i four rr.or.T h s b-t ween F?b r.:ary 3f a- ! Juno 2 the tJO was hln irt cash. a.-?-cir e ; rh mstracnors written on the deb-t slip. This is a sample of Rfv5 me; nod"- of S?r.k rjr. rurina' the st year of th-4 tarks career re had ro cer-os-it of h:s own b;:t drew on the bar.k and r.-5 chc--ks wot carried as cash. FESTIVAL OPENS FRIDAY Chicago Sympltony Orchestra Comes to Heilig Theater. The Annual Sprirp Festival t- b Civen at tn Armory next Fridav. Sat urday. ar;cay r.:ct? with matinees Saturday ar.d Sunday. April l . 1 1 ard ii. wi i be the biscesi musical event ever pivf', in the sta:- of Orcp" ard w:I consist of the famous Chi-.-'ajco Symphony Orchestra of 5 mwsicians under the direction of Adolph Rosen -booker, topether with focr celebrated soloists from the Es-st and ten instru merrai soloists in the orrhsTra. Added to trie a oovo be a prar.d vocai chorus of 3 a voices. Tne advance saio of seats has been very largre. ONLY TWO OUTS USE LEFT REGISTRATION" BOOKS CtObK Tl'KSDAY AT 5 P. M. Taxes Must Be Paid Before Wednes day to Avoid Tort Per Cent Penalty. Today and tomorrow the Courthouse corridors vM bo crowded with lortp lines of tardy property -owners and citizens, who have waited tmtil the last moment to pay their taxes and to repister for the primaries. All who have not paid their taxes and who do no: do so today, must pay ii per cent addition. One per cent a mor.th will be added to this amount until paid. Tnus what is now a tax of $V0 wiil become 9110 tomorrow. Property owners may pay half their taxes, how ever, and have the balance extended until next October. The tax department will be open until a late hour tonight. The total unpaid tax now stands at Jri.'S.oaS.Jt. but $--"3.75$ of this is the tax ott the money, notes and accounts of the O R. Ar N. Company, which has been taken into court. The company pro fsted before the County Board of Equali zation ajrainst the payment of this tax. ftllepinc that the property belonged to the L'nien Pacific Company, and that the funds were only held m Portland to pay for cy; st ruction work and repairs. But this explanati-n did not satisfy the Equalization Board and the railroad's pro test was of no avail. A heavy collection of J2.5?7.fr3.76 has been made thus far this year, the total tax roll being $3. 226. 5-54.?5. Deputy S. B. Martin's report of collections shows a much larger total at this time than was expected, in vie-w of the recent tightness of the money market. Saturday night th total number of voters registered for the primary election, ta be held Friday. April 17, wax 25.533. As tomorrow is the lat day for receiv ing registrations, the deputy clerks have, iflid in an extra supply of pens and will do Their best to keep up with the grand final rush. Tonight the boofcs will be open at the Courthouse until 9 o'clock, but tomorrow they will c?ose at 5 P. M. sharp. Ail who do not sign before that time will be excluded. The total registration will go over the jft.-vo mark, as 7S7 registered Saturday. Of this number 60 swore alliegance to the Republican faith. 16 were Democrats, and 4a were of other political parties. Every effort has been put forth by County Clerk Fields to accommodate all comers, and to swell the grand total as mueh as possible, as he believes every legal voter should register, whether he be Republican. Democrat, or what-not. Political clubs have also taken up the matter and have urged citizens to get in line and sign up. INCREASE IN THE EARNINGS Iolaware & Hudson Makes Report of 3fnch Business Done. NEW YORK. April 5. Xet earnings for th year ending December 31. 1007. of SS.ft4fi.713. an increase of SI. 667.331 as compared with the preceding year are shown by the annual report of the Dela ware & Hudson Company just made public. The statement of gross earnings shows t"ft.l75.793 for the year, an in crease of J3.1:"5.754 over Of this in crease 92. 415.932 was from coal traffic, the increase from which was JO. 051 .44 as compared with 5S.6K5.732 in IPv6. Partially to offset the increase in gross earnings, however, there was an increase of $1,459,451 rn operating expenses. After paying all charges and tntrest. with the exception of dividends there remained a net increase of 56.66.173. This is an in crease of $1-310.035 as compared with the preceding year. Olympla Malt Extract, good for grand ma or baby. Only 15-lt of 1 per cent aicohoL Ptaoaea: Main m A WT. HOME OF CHINESE DRAMA SPLEXMD $500,000 THEATKR FOR .SAX FRANCISCO. Seven Celestial Merchants Will Erect Finest Baildlng for Chinese in America. SAX FRANCISCO. Cal. April 5. (Spe cial.) San Francisco is to have a big Chinese theater, the largest and the most magnificent of its kind ever built in this country. The seating capacity will be about 3'HM) and the cost about $500,000. This new place of amusemont will oc cupy the site on the northeast corner of Clay and Sttckton streets, extending along the latter throughfare to Spofford alley. The design will admit of two large entrances, one on Stockton street, fronting that of the First Chinese Pres byterian rhurch, and the other on Spofford ally. Th huildmg. which will be nf granite and reinforced concrete, will demonstrate some unique architectural posihillties. One of the promised surprises will be the way in which the three galleries will be "swung." The enterprise is in the hands of seven local Chinese merchants. Although not officially under the direction of the Six Companies, it has the approval and In dorsement of that organization. LUCKY BOY IS IN TROUBLE Southern Oregon Mine in Hands of a Receiver. Embarrassed by an indebtedness of about $.V.Vl0. the principal part of .which consists of a bonded obligationihe affairs of the Iucky Boy Mining Company !i;ive gone into the hands of a receiver. Grant Phegley. of this city, has brcn ap?""inti-d receiver and has taken charze of the property, which consists, of ;j bout acrs of mining land in I. an1 County. The company had expend"d about J"4"). W on tbe property but has bt-."n in finan cial stress for gome : im- and a number of suits had been filed against It for small amounts. The appointment of a receiver was made at the instance nf interested Livestock has risen 20 per cent in the past few weeks, but the retail price of meat is no higher at Smith's. Tho reason why? Because the retail meat business of Port land is controlled by Smith. The Beef Trust has its mar kets trying to drive him out they are trying it, but they will never do it. If the Trust had its own way, you would be paying 40 per cent more for your meat than you are paying today. Stay by Smith. Keep away from the Trust market. FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST." 226 Alder Street. Between First and Second Streets. parties, creditors as well aft stockholders. Among the principal stockholder in the properly an a number of Portland mn, including . Zimmorman, Peto Grant, Larry .Sullivan. Cord Sensstnke, J. H. Courtney and P'rank Sharkey. Saves Home l-Yom Fire. The home of J. B. Marshall, a short distance east of IxnLs, narrowly eseaped dest met ion by fire last week. Some pi-ease, heating on the stove exploded, thro wine fire all over the room. For a timf tho house seemed doomed, but Mr. Marshall and his son Floyd managed tc extinguish The Hre, though not until they were severely burned about the hands and f a erv 231 WASHINGTON ST. PORTLAND OREGON- MAKER OF MENS CLOTHES