Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 21, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1908. 3 jLipman, Wolfe & Co.jj Men's Merino Wool Hose 25c Regular 35c and 50c Grades Fortunate purchase of the manufacturer's surplus stock after filling his fall orders that's the reason for this rare Saturday bargain. Also sample boxes of Wool Hose. II Iff1 They comprise fine imported goods that retail regularly t 35c and 50c pair, end on be had in all sizes from 9j to 12 25c This Hosiery comes in gray, black and clerical. Joe and 50c grades, pair 25 Men's Pajamas at $1.50 Special sale of men's fine flannelette Pajamas, in new, desirable patterns, neatly trimmed with silk binding and military collar. Price 1.50 Men's Flannelette Night Shirts 95c Warm flannelette Nightshirts of same material as the pajamas, trimmed with silk braid. Men'sAll-WoolSweaterCoats $4.00 Values Only $2.49 Corsets Fitted Here by Portland's ONLY Expert Corseller They're guaranteed all-wool point worth emphasizing, for all wool sweater coats, at $2.49 are not an easy thing to find. ' Plenty in this lot, for a busy day. $2.49 Plain white, navy, oxford, red end many combinations, such as are now so popular. Like illustration, reg. $4 ral., $2.49 Wm If Pi! Men's 5 Sweater Coats, $3.49 Our special $5.00 sweaters in oxford, navy, red or white, for $3.49 Men's Gloves, $1.50 Vals. 98c The success of our Men's Glove section is based large ly upon our famous English Walking Gloves, which, year after year, have held a high place on account of superb quality and style. It is made of fine selected cape stock, in good shades of English tans and browns, outseams. (5C Notable for its distinctive style LIPMAN, WOLFE MEN'S SPECIALS Pompeiian Massage Cream at our cut-rate Drug Dept., 40S 75 The b'st New and Standard Books at cut-rate prices. Business Stationery, Account Books, etc., at far below rep. prices. (Lipman, Wolfe S Co. Children's Coats $2.89 Children 's Colored Cloth and Bearskin Coats, high collars, double breasted; colors red, blue, gray; sizes 2 to 6 years; tomorrow $2.89 $5 Children's cloth peter Thompson; black astrachan trimmed collar and currs; colors navy, red. Copenhagen blue. Siies 2 to 6 years. Price Infants and Children's Sweaters. V-m;ck, button ftont: white, cardinal and gray. Sizes l (( to 4 years. Price "P 1 KJKJ Infants and Children's Colored and Cream Sllk I'.ips and Bonnets; poke or French style; tucks, niches, lace and ribbon CI fin trimming Infnnts hand-crochet Sacones; dainty combina tions, white with blue, white with OQ- pink. ali white , Infants' Soft Sole SShoew; broken lines and odd sizes; colors red, blue, pink, brown 90 and black VC j ?l J I Ml ill MYSTERY DEEP Haas' Possession of Revolver Still Baffling Problem. MRS. COHN GIVES EVIDENCE as llrnc)'s Asnallunt Made Love trt Iter and AIo Made Threats AcalnM I.lfr f .rafl IToevulo.. SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. yi The Coro ner's im'i't upon the body of Morris Haas. 'io simt ami killed himself In his cell in the County Jail after shooting As sistant putrid Attorn-y K. J. Heney. wiih the liniulry practicallydirected as to li'w he obtained or concealed the weuptin with whicn he committed suicide, was resumed this mornng. In eupix'rt of the theory of the District Attorney's office that the little Derringer a.H J.4.sed to Haas after he was tak"n to the tVunty Jail. Captain of Police Duke p:n.'d on the stand R- O. Bremer, a run expert, mho testitied that had the weapon n conceaitd in one of Haas shoes, the nun-cure from the body would have con densed on tiie metul and- that the Der ringer wmiid show Indication oi rust. Policeman Grote testirled to being one of tiie. officers who took Haas to the County Jail, accompanied, by Chief of Police Biggy. He was followed by Po liceman John G. Attridge, who, with De tective Charles Kelley. was on duty In front of Haas cell when Mrs. Haas came to see her husband. He described the meeting between the two. said that both he and Kelley were within two feet of the couple all the time that they were together and declared that It would have been Impossible for the wife to have slipped the Derringer to Haas without It being observed by himself and Kelley. Mrs. Myriam Conn, the closest friend ttie ssilant of Mr. Heney had. as. one of the principal witnesses. She came Into the inquest room doubly veiled, and In resporuse to the request of Coiot.cr I.e lrnd. could not be preva' fl u; r i to re move more than one of the veils. She a? first answered hesitatingly, but after being on the stand for a few mlTiilts. re gained her composure and seemed anx ious to tell the Jury all thit stvi r ncw of Haas. Mrs. Cohn said that she h:id known Haas for 24 years, that sh w is practic al y his only confidant, and tha: he had p'ten declared that he loved nor. and t.iit her marriage to another '.i:un had blasted his life. She testified that Haas said he was very anxious to get on the Ruef Jury in the Parkside case and he gave as his reason that he hop?d the enforced seclu sion for several weeks or months would cure him of his drink and tobacco habit. The witness said that Haas brooded over hte exposure as a convict by Mr. Heney and told her he intended killing the special prosecutor for it. Asked by District Attorney Langclon why she did rot inform the authorities, she replied that she thought she bad talked him out of the Idea. -js December Butterick Patterns Only Complete Stock in Portland MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED IT 11 tvetss fSVT It Ain 11 111! 11 flSI Nil ,sfc-sVjsf JU x&Zr eliy Jfcii, isL sbsJf JLiA Iff A K niUr Free Art Embroidery Lessons by a New Teacher From the East "- The Delineator for A Year and Two Months Special, $1.00 100 Trim'ed Dress Hats Val. to $12.50 at $5.95 These stunning dress hats come in black and colors. The styles are unique, many fp. HiftVrerit from anvthino vou j - - r-jtr-M--zt, seen, coloring ana snapes tu maitu ever) costume. Each hat is trimmed in an individ- ual atyle by a well-known New York rr-illiner , copying after Paris models. All are made from finest velvet shapes, with ultra-f ashiona ble new trimmings. Latest shapes. Altogether about 100 hats selling regularly at $8.00, $9.50, $10 and $12.50. The biggest values-of the season in ultra smart trimmed hats k f $5.95 A Message to All Women Lipman -Wolfe's Press-Telegraph Gable TELEGRAM MADAM Saturday is the last day of our great Cloak Dept. Sale. Every Suit reduced. Every coat reduced. Every skirt and petticoat reduced. Every fur reduce d Every sweater reduced. Every child's garment reduced. Our entire high-class stock all at redu ced prices. LIPMAN, WOLFE & COMPANY. Star Bargains) l Women's popular 1-clasp Dent "yT- style cape Gloves, in tans, Manila ami Hanava brown; sizes 534. 6, 6V4. 6i. Regular OQi 1 SO vnlno pvervwliprp. Sale.. 1-elasp pique kid Gloves, with Paris point erubroidery, all sizes in black and n-ost sizes in browns, etc. Worth $1.50 tan, pair k The verv best grade real French TT kid Gloves, first quality, in 8, 10 and 12-button lengths, in black, white, tans and brown. Made of selected soft skins. Not the second quality that some other Portland stores sell in sales, but absolutely perfect $3.30 values, on sale $1.98 1 I'niversitv of Oregon and 0. A. C. "yT" Pennants, correct sizes anu shades, best quality felt with felt letters sewed on. Regular 00c values 1UC V. 5110 Black and Colored Umbrellas, a all silk and union silk, plain and bordered; handles come in the most up-to-date styles for CO 1 Q women and men. Vals. to $5. .P" A SOU room-siz Rugs, consisting of "T" this season's best patterns in Oriental, conventional and floral designs. Best quality Axminster, Body Brussels, Velvet, ' Wilton and Tapestry Brussels in large variety. $35 Axminster Rugs, special. .S23. 95 $32 Axminster Bags, special. .521.95 $35 Body Brussels Rugs S24.95 $30 Tapestry Brussels Bugs. . .$19.95 $18 Kashmir Bugs, special $11.49 A great collection of Men's and J Women's $2.50 Umbrellas, in a " great variety, on sale r A Q today for only P A y Also a lot of $2.00 Umbrellas, great variety of han- 1 C dies,, sale price only. . "P Engraved Cards We employ the most skillful designers and enRravers, the immense volume of our business enabling us tu employ the bt Ft workman and to quote lower prices than ordinary engravers. The quality of our work will be found superior to that of any Portland establishment. 9XOO Kngruved Script Cards, 92. 100 visiting cards and copper plate, choice of any style of fancy script, on best vel lum stock, any size: $2 everywhere, sale price 92 9.1.2.1 Kn. French Script Card, $1.38 100 French script visiting cards and cop per plate, engraved on best vellum stock; regular price everywhere $3.25; our sale price m. 1.38 9.1.5(1 Old KnsliMh EnR. Card-, $1.-17 100 solid old Knglish visiting cards and copper plate, on best vellum cards, reg ular price $3.53; our special sale. . .$1.17 lOO Cards From Plnte, 5 St1 101 visiting cards, printed from your plate, on best vellum -raids, any size; $1 value for only 58? SPECIAL PltlCKS 0 AM, STYLES OF E.itiiiAVED CARDS Holiday K erchie Holiday Handkerchiefs for women, men and children!" over 1,000,000 Handkerchief sin the greatest sale of the year. Purchase now Real Lace Handkerchiefs. Real Lace Handkerchiefs, including real Prin cess, Duchess and Point, and hand-embroidered Madeira Lace Handkerchiefs, one In a box. J1.B5 Real Lace Handkerchiefs SI. 25 $2.00 Real Laco Handkerchiefs $1.50 J2.75.Real Laco Handkerchiefs $2.00 All other real Lace Handkerchiefs wiJl be equally sacrificed, including $9.00 to $28.00 val ues, for $6.50 t., $22.50. 75c Armenian 'Kerchiefs 49c. Armenian lace-edged linen Handkerchiefs, 75c values, sale 49 Real Lace Handkerchiefs. Real Duchesse and point lace hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs aud Irish lace Handkerchiefs, each in a fancy box, 50c up to $4 0 each. 25c Handkerchiefs 15c. Embroidered Swiss Handkerchiefs, scalloped, hemstitched a.id iace edged; sold regularly for 25c; a most extraordinary value, for this annual Holiday Sale, special 15 25c Initial Handkerchiefs 15c. Women's hand-embroidered Initial Handker chiefs, plain and fancy design, laundered and unlaundered; values to 25c; for only 15 35c Initial Handkerchiefs 21c. Women's hand-embroidered Initial Handker chiefs, laundered, plain and wreath designs, vals. to 33c, for 21J 50c Initial Handkerchiefs 27c. Women's hand-embroidered Initial Handker chiefs, laundered and unlaundered. plain and wreath design; values to 50c, for 27J Children's Box Handkerchiefs. Children's colored border Handkerchiefs,, three In a fancy box, worth 2."c box; sale 15 Children's colored border Initial Handkerchiefs, three In fancy box. worth 30c box; sale 19d 8c Children's Handkerchiefs 5c. Children's colored border Handkerchiefs, 8c val ues, sale 5 12c Kimono Handkerchiefs 6c. Kimono Handkerchiefs, in pretty designs, reg ular 12c value .-6t Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Women's nll-llnen quarter-inch hemstitched Handkerchiefs, regular values to 15c; sale..lO 8c Handkerchiefs 5c. Women's plain -and striped hemstitched Hand kerchiefs, regular 8c vaiues. Holiday sale.. 5 10c Handkerchiefs 5c. The new embrolderette Handkerchiefs In white and colors, regular 10c values 5 Handkerchiefs, Vals. to 50c, at 12y2c Alarge assortment of swiss and linen em broidered and lace-edged Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched and scalloped borders, in English eyelet, French and allover effects. Values to 50c; on sale for 124 Men's Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25c. Men's extra fine hemstitched cambric Handker chiefs, t or H-inch hem, 2 for 25 Men's Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25c. 500 dozen men's uure linen hemstitched Hand kerchieft, full size, hi or -lnch hem, 2 for 25J 10c Handkerchiefs 5c. '"nlatindered hand-embroidered women's Initial Handkerchiefs, regular 10c value 5 65c Handkerchiefs 49c. All pure linen hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, scalloped and hemstitched; regular 6oc values, sale 49d Men's Handkerchiefs, 3 for 50c. Men's pure Irish linen Handkerchiefs, full size. or ifc-lnch hem, 3 for 50 " Men's Handkerchiefs, 6 for $1.40. Men's fine pure Irish linen hemstitched Hand kerchiefs at 6 for $1.40; each, only 25 Fancy Box Handkerchiefs. Fancy boxes, with six Handkerchiefs In each; embroidered, scalloped and hemstitched linen and swiss: $1.25 Box Handkerchiefs , $1.50 Box Handkerchiefs......... $2.25 Box Handkerchiefs $2.50 Box Handkerchiefs $3.75 Box HandkerciiLefs .. 85 .81.14 ..1R1.45 ..81.98 ..$2.85 25c Handkerchiefs 15c. Women's and boys' pure linen Handkerchiefs, plain and crossbar, 14 and "4 -inch hemstitched; regular 25c quality 15 35c Handkerchiefs 23c. Plain and crossbar hemstitched Handkerchiefs, values to 35c, on sale for 23 20c Handkerchiefs 10c. " Plain and fancy unlaundered hand-embrotd-cred initial Handkerchiefs, a large variety of initials to choose from. Regular values to 20c; sale price, special 10 Men's Handkerchiefs, 6 for $2.00. Men's fine pure Irish linen hemstitched Hand kerchiefs, 35c each; 6 for only $2.00 Men's Handkerchiefs, 6 for $2.75. Men's extra fine pure Irish linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 50c each, 6 for 82.75 Men's Handkerchiefs, 6 for $4.25.' Men's verv fine sheer pure Irish linen hem stitched Handkerchiefs. 6 for $4.25; each...75 45c Handkerchiefs 27c. Extremely fine slieer and heavy cambric hem stitched Handkerchiefs, values to 45c; sale.27 10c Handkerchiefs 7c. Women's plain white cambric and linen-finished Handkerchiefs, values to 10c; sale 7C 20c Handkerchiefs 11c. Hemstitched, embroidered swiss Handkerchiefs, regular 20c values lid 45c Handkerchiefs 27c. All-linen, hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, in the smart checked crossbar effect; Vi-lnch hem stitched and scalloped; regular 45c vals. for 27t Men's Handkerchiefs, 6 for $5.50. Men's extra fine sheer pure Irish linen hem stitched Handkerchiefs, 6 for $5.50; each.Sl.OO Men's Initial Handkerchiefs. Men's pure Irish linen initial Handkerchiefs, un laundered, or H-inch hemstitched; 3 for 50 Men's Initial Handkerchiefs 25c. Men's pure Irish linen unlaundered initial Hand kerchiefs, extra fine quality; 25c ea., 6 for S1.40 Men's Handkerchiefs 6 for $1.40. Men's pure Irish linen initial Handkerchiefs, laundered and put up in half dozen boxes: hand embroidered initials; 25c each; box of 6 S1.40 Men's China Silk Handkerchiefs. Men's pure China silk Handkerchiefs, hem stitched; each 25c. 50c. 75c and 81. OO Men's Silk Initial Handkerchiefs. Men's China silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, embroidered Initial; each only f . . .25t $1.18Fiction50c Silas Strong Red Saunders j Virgilius , f A Daughter of the South :' Little Citizens 35c Books 18c Cloth-bound standard books, over 200 titles, good print, 12mo. size. A few titles are : Webster' Speeches Bancroft's Washing ton Felix Holt Mansfield Park Prue and I Makers of Venice Waverley The Pirate Representative Men Essays of Ella Daniel Deronda Pelham The Sketch Book Tanglewood Tales Black Rock Treasure Island Master of Ballan trae Macarla. Edgar Allan Poe Kdgar Allan Poe's works, pocket edition, 10 volumes, published at $5.00 1 TZf Sale prico pl.OU .Little French masterpieces, 6 volumes, containing the gems of French T1 OC liLerature; J3.00 value p Latest Fiction I and My True Love. $1.18. The Better Way. 98c. Friendship Villaee. $1.18. My Lady of the Fog. $1.58. Buster Brown Nuggets at 9c Buster Brown Goes' Shooting-. Buster Brown Goes Swimming Buster Brown Plays Cowboy Buster Brown Plays Indian Buster Brown and I'ncle Buster Buster Brown and Tlge and the Bull Custer's Emulsion This, the new scientific emulsion, made of pure cod liver oil, with hypophos phites of lime and soda nnd chemically pure glycerine. Recognizing its supe riority over the old style emulsion we have secured the sole agency for Port land. Two sizes 45c and 90c OTHER DRUG SPECIALS 50c California Syrup Figs 36 35c Castoria, the genuine, sale.... 19 $1.00 Herpicide, Owl cut rate 66 35c Pluto Water, sale price 29 75c Mellin's Food, sale price 5S $1 Pitikham's Vegetable Comp'nd.77 50c Cream of Tartar, sale 35 35j Seidlitz Powders, sale price.. 17J ,i - -.l 1 t w.i.. 1 T.A .lf? ITIVITeiUIK illlU 1LUBC It UlCl. J.. 1. 1 v y repetition the witness was forced to go over asrain and again the various bribery transactions with the Board of Supervis ors in which he said he had acted as the agent of Ruef. Henry Ach, chief counsel for Ruef. directed such a rapid fire of ouesiions at him that Gallagher lost his customary composure and plainly shewed the effect of the grilling to which he was being subjected. An incident of the day was the appear ance in the courtroom of a man bearing such a striking resemblance to Morris Haas, the assailant of Assistant District Attorney F. J. Heney, that he immedi ately attracted the attention of the dozen or more detectives and was the cynosure of all eyes. The man. whose identity could not t? learned, remained but a few minutes in the courtroom. 151'ItXS TRFFERS CHARGES PUT TRUST JN TAFT! Scott Says Business Men Should Revive Industry. . NO CAUSE FOR HESITATION GALLAGHER UNDER RAPID FIRE Ach Rebuked for Delaying Progress. Haas Double in Cburt. SAN FRAVCISCO. Nov. 20. K-Supervisor James V. Gallapher -continued to testify today under cross-examination in the trial of Abraham Ruef. la monotonous Makes Complaint Against Officer! Who Guarded Haas' Door. SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. William J. Hums, special apent of the Dlstriet Attorney's office and chief detective for the prosecution in the bribery graft fn vcstiKations. last nipht filed with the Police Commission charges alleging con duct unbecoming' an officer against Po licemen Charles B. Kelly and John C. Attrklge, the two men detailed to guard the cell of Morris Haas, who shot Fran cis J. Heney and afterward committed suicide. In the complaint It is alleged that a few hours before Haas took his life the officers refused to permit Eurns to enter the cell and examine the pris oner in the interests of the District At torney's office. The hearing was set for November 27. At the same session of the board charges- were preferred against Albert Baker, a Kearney-street saloonkeeper, who is allegej to have -expressed satis faction when he learned that Heney was chot and to have reviled his assistants in the prosecution. It is charged that B niter is an unlit person to hold a li cense to sell liquor. IT They Conld Realize His Desire and Determination Taft Says No Cabinet Position Of fered Any Man. HOT SPRINGS. Va.. Nov. 20. A gen eral discussion of affairs with Senator Scott, of West Virginia, and a visit from Senator Henry T. Davis, of the same state, who- four years ago was the Dem ocratic candidate for Vice-President, were the demands made upon the time of the President-elect. Mr. Scott said afterward with much earnestness that if the business men of the country, large and small, could real ize the qualities, desires and determina tion of Mr. Taft there would be no hes itation whatever in the upward trend of business. I wish you would just say that my Cabinet is not made up or slated. No one has been decided upon for a place In It and no offers of any Cabinet posi tion have been made to anyone.' This was the response of Mr. Taft today to the statement from Minneapolis that Frank B. Kellogg had been invited to become Attorney-General in the Taft Cabinet. Senator Fulton, of Oregon, wired to Mr. Taft today that he was on his way to Hot Springs for a conference reggrdlng Oregon affairs. Chicago Building at Fair. CHICAGO. Nov. 20. Chlcagoans visit ing the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition; to be held at Seattle In . 1909, probably will have the opportunity of making their headquarters at a building named after their home city and erected thrniirh the entprpris of its merchants. Catarrh Invites Consumption It weakens the delicate lung tissues, deranges the digestive organs, and breaks down the general health. Ifoften causes headache and dizzi ness, impairs the taste, smell and hearing, and affects the voice. Being a constitutional disease it re quires a constitutional remedy. Hood's Sarsaparilla Eadically and permanently cures. In ufual liquid form or to chocolated tablets known as SorsatajS. 100 doe tt. Do TEA you know the dif ference? tea and tea? tan nin and tea? herb-tea and tea? Yov ranr rttmrai ynr .mr M W 4f at Ifte Js41iUiwfcit- wt mt tea. An option for an advantageous site for such a building has been secured by the .Chicago Association of Commerce, and a special committee began yesterday the preliminary work of ascertaining the representation desired by merchants of the city. The building and its maintenance aa planned will cost $60,000. although the structure can be enlarged If this scale is found inadequate. It will contain re ception rooms, offices and a big lecture-room. Accuses Pastor Husband. NORTH YAKIMA, Wash., Nov. 30. In a cross-complaint for divorce, Mrs. An drew G. Boyd, wife of a prominent minis ter, accuses her husband of great bru tality, and makes dreadful allegations. She alleges nonsupport and neglect, and asks the custody of their two children. Mlpiil .?.. OAK Uj) Cooking and Heating Fuel and Trouble Savers EVERY CHARTER OAK IS GUARANTEED If your dealer tries to talk you into the mistake of buyins another make, write to ua CHARTER OAK STOVE AND RANGE CO. ST. LOUIS, MO. f - is. " r ' ' -rniTiini niTiini mm nl AjT DVILVI DU1L1I DUILVI We have several plans of bun galows. Call and see them if you contemplate building a home of your own. We can finance it for you. Plans and specifications at 1 per cent. Building Department. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY 714 COUCH BUILDING 109 FOURTH STREET