THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY. MAY 1, 1909.
Store Open Saturday Evenings Until 9:30 Portland Agents for "Nemo" Corsets, Butterick Patterns, "Trefousse" and "Perrins" Gloves
ffferiess aft Hie Greater Meier (H Frank Store
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2000 Pr. Men's Oxfords
On Sale at $4.00 a Pair
Saturday sale of 2000 pairs of men's
new Spring and Summer Oxfords BIu
cher lace styles in tan, Russia calf,
brown kids, black dull calf and patent
colt Hand welts, medium round swing
and broad freak shapes all sires and
widths The best product of one of the
largest and leading men's shoe factories
in the country and guaranteed the best
values that can be pur- e A f fx
chased at this low price y? KJJ
Sale of Boys' Shoes
2000 pairs of boys' and "youths 'low-ert' Shoes in tan calf and patent colt; all the new
styles, lasts copied after, the men's, models; swing or. straight shapes; come all sizes:
Sizes 2i2 to 512, pair, $2.75 13Va to 2, pair, $2.359 to 13, at, pair, $2.1Q
"Billy Possums" on sale in the Toy Department, at all prices. Let us show you.
Swings, Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Wheel Goods, in large assortment on Third Floor.
Baseball Suits, Gloves, Balls, Clubs, Masks. Sporting Goods Department, 3d Floor.
Trunks and Traveling Bags, complete stock, lowest prices. On sale on the Third Floor.
Ladies' Fine Underwear
At Low Prices
500 dozen women 's fine ribbed Umbrella Pants, trimmed
with 3-inch plat Val. lace; best regular 75c val- yf 7
ues buy all you want of them at, special, pair. " C
2000 women's Swiss-ribbed Vests, low neck, no sleeves,
hand-crocheted yokes; come in all sizes; the best A ""7
regular 75c values, on sale at this low price, ea. " C
3000 women's Swiss-ribbed Undervests, low neck, no
sleeves, lace yokes, lace-trimmed and plain ; the Ol
regular 35c vals., on sale at, ea. take advantage.
2000 women's extra size Union Suits; low neck, no sleeves,
knee lengths; well made and finished; come in C7r
all sizes; best $1.25 values, at this low price, ea. "
Special values in children's Knit Underwear- See them.
ay Sale" of Undermiislms
Our Efttir e Stock Is Reduced
Thousands and thousands of Corset Covers in nainsooks, lawns and crossbar materials
blouse and tight-fitting styles, in a complete variety for your selection; the best reg
ular 65c to $5.00 Values,' now on sale at prices ranging from 49 TO 3.98 EACH
Cambric and nainsook Short white Petticoats, trimmed in laces and embroideries, tucks
and insertions; best styles; regular 65c to $5.00 values, 49 UP TO $3.98 EACH
"Women's long white Petticoats, made with fitted waistbands and wide flounces, and
trimmed in the best quality laces and embroidery, edgings, insertions, tucks, headings
and ribbons; regular values from $1.50 to $40.00 each, $1.22 TO $28.50 EACH
Cambric, nainsook and longcloth Nightgowns, made slipover styles, with flowing and
puff sleeves; also Dutch neck and empire styles; also a full assortment of new one
pieee nightgowns high neck, round or. V-shaped necks, long or short sleeves; lace,
embroidery and beading-trimmed; regular $1.00 to $20.00 vals., at 69 TO $13.50
Women's fine cambricand nainsook Drawers, trimmed in the best quality lace and em
broidery tucks, beading and insertion; made circular or umbrella style, and with fitted
waistbands; the best regular 65c to $7;00 values, on sale at 49i TO $4.98 PAIR
Two-piece combination garments of fine lawns and nainsooks, trimmed in lace, em
broidery, beading, ribbon and insertions, on sale at the following special low prices:
$1.50-$2.00 values, $1.22 $2.50-$3.50 values, $1.39 ?4.00-$5.00 values at $1.98
"Leona" three-piece Undergarments, $2.00 to $10.00 values, each, $1.67 to $7.50
$12.00 to $15.00 Gowns for $7.62 Each
Great special sample lot of fine novelty Gowns nainsooks and lawns; lace and embroidery-trimmed,
beading, medallions, ribbons, laces, etc.; the best reg- tlT CO
ular $12.00 to $15.00 values, on sale at this extremely low . price,. each....P vJfci
en's $22.50 Suits $13.65
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Another great Saturday Sale
of men's high-grade Tailored
Suits 500 of this season's
handsomest garments at a price
far below actual manufactu
ring cost Pure worsteds and
cassimeres in new browns,
tans, olives and London smoke
neat stripes and plaids, two
tone and fancy weaves This
season's best models in three
button sack coats with plain
or fancy cuffs Every gar
ment beautifully tailored and
finished throughout Suits for
business or dress wear that
have the style and quality of
$30 values you buy at the ex
clusive clothing store all sizes
An advantageous purchase
from one of the largest and
best manufacturers in the conn
try enables us to offer the
best $22. 5Q suits tor today
only at t h e g 1 O L t
low price of P iv J
Boys Suits
At $1.85 Ea.
Special lot- of boys' Suits in fancy
cheviots and fancy tweeds; double
breasted coats, with straight knee-
T t clean-up of all straight knee-pants at
' ALirfj3,xt,f h i c rinipnlnnslv- low
BROS. & CO, Tricft. at. thfi suit
$1 RS
price, at the suit www
Special lot of boys ' Blouse Waists in
blue chambray, black and white
striped chambray, dark and light-colored
percales, black sateen, etc.; ages
4 to 14 years; great values, "I Q
on sale at this low price, ea.
$1.00 Golf Shirts at 69c Each
Reg. $1.25 Underwear at 89c a Garment
Saturday sale of 300 dozen men's new Golf Shirts, light and dark patterns, stripes and
figures, in a great variety of styles and combinations; come in all sizes; the CQ.
best regular $1.00 values buy all you want of them at this special price, ea.."
Great sale men's silk mercerized fancy Underwear in pink, blue, salmon ana! QQ.
white; all sizes in shirts and drawers; best $1.25 values, on sale at, garment. OIC
Men's superweight natural wool Underwear shirt made with silk facing, drawers are
trimmed with fine sateen; all sizes in shirts and drawers; $1.25 val., garment. .95
Ajax" Guaranteed Sox $1.50 Box
$2.50 Nightshirts $1.89 Ea.
$1.50
"Ajax" guaranteed Socks for men black, tans,
grays and blues; the best guaranteed socks on the
market every pair fully guaranteed to give satis
factory wear; six pairs in a box; on
sale at this low price, box see them. .
2000 pairs of men's 50c lisle Web Suspend- QQ
ers, plain and fancy weaves; great vals., pr. .C
Men's finest quality "Soisette" Nightshirts, plain
and fancy colors, beautifully made and fljl QQ
trimmed; regular $2.50 values, at, each. ,P Oi
Men's fine "Soisette" Pajamas plain and fancy
colorings; tan, white and blue; best dJO CO
regular $3.50 values, at this price, suit.
H . We have on display a complete stock of men 's Hats
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XJ c black and colors. Our prices are always the lowest, and
I. J quality is guaranteed. Let us show you these new lines.
40c Ribbons at 27c a Yard
35c Neckwear at 1 9c Each
Satnrdayale of 10,000 yards heavy 6-inch all-silk Ribbons for hair bows, dress trim
ming, etc.; black, white, brown, navy, red, light blue tuid pink; 40c value, yard..27
1000 embroidered Rabats for wear with Dutch collars; all new, pretty styles; Q
the best regular 35c values buy all you want of them at this low price, each. C
1000 Pairs Women's White
Cape Gloves, at $1.15 Pair
Great Saturday sale of 1000 pairs of " Pen-in 's" celebrated
white cape Walking Gloves the most desirable pf all gloves
for street and dress wear; complete line of sizes, 5Vi to 7;
every pair fully guaranteed. Regular $1.50 ! II 1 C
values, on sale at this special low price, pair. .N X X O
10,000 pairs of "Perrin's" English tan cape Walking Gloves,
best shades of tan; all sizes; best $1.50 values, pair. .$1.15
$3.50 Gloves $1.98
Saturday sale of 3000 pairs women's 16-bntton length Kid
Gloves, Cape Gloves and Chamois Gloves black, white, tan
and natural ; all new, perfect gloves, in a com- fl QQ
plete line of sizes; regular $3.00-$3.50 values, pr. .P I0
$1 Auto Veils 57 c
Special lot of 1000 chiffon Auto Veils, full 3 yards long; hemstitched edge and ends;
black, white, red, light blue, pink and champagne ; the best regular $1.00 val- C 7
ues buy all you want of them at this low price, ea. take advantage of sale. " C
V' v V i'v ribs
Great Parasol Sale
$3 Values $2.39 Each
$5 Values $3.98 Each
Great Opening Sale of new Parasols;
this season's most attractive styles
in pongee and linen, plain colors and
fancies; some with ivory tips, rings and brass
Natural wood and novelty handles in large
variety Exceptional values for today's sell
ing The shrewd buyer will take advantage
$3.00 Parasols at $2.39 $4.50 Parasols $3.67
$5.00 Parasols at $3.98 each Call and see
5000 Yards of Pongee Silks
$ 1 .00 Values at 79c $ 1 .50 Values $ 1 .27
$ 1 .25 Values $ 1 .09 $2.50 Values $2. 1 9
In the Silk Store, a great Summer sale of 5000 yards imported Pongee Silks in. the best
qualities. Pongees are in great favor for women's apparel of all kinds. The. values
are the best we ever offered. Let us show you. Oh sale at the following low prices:
$1.00 values, 79 $1.25 values, $1.09 $1.50 values $1.27 $2.50 values $2,19
New Wool Dress Goods, Satin Directoire, on sale at this low price, the yard. .$1.50
Tussah Royal Ottoman, at, yd..$2.0( New Tailored Suitings, $1.50 to $3.00
Chiidrens Dresses Half Price
$6.50 Coats at $4.45 Each
Great clean-up of misses' and children's white Dresses, slightly soiled from handling;
lawns, mulls and pique materials, trimmed with lace and insertion; some have drop
skirt attached, some have Dutch neck and short sleeves;' ages 6 to 16 J),,!-,
years; all have ribbon sashes; values from $6.50 to $15.00, at, each. lCv
Special lot of misses' and children 's Box Coat3 in three-quarter-length styles; serges,
flannels and cheviot materials; blue, bright red, black and white checks and tans;
lined throughout; some have black velvet collar; ages 6 to 14 years; the flJl A C
best regular $6.50 values, on sale at this. low price, each take advantage. .'Pt'.tO
HULL CASE IS OP
Motion for New Trial Taken
Under Advisement.
SENTENCES ARE IMPOSED
Clarence B. Zfichary and H. H. Hen
drickfl Dealt Out Fines and Jail
Sentence. V. "V. Slclwec
Kx-apes With Fine.
Motion for a new trial In the case of
John H. Hall, ex-United States District
Attorney, convlrted of conspiracy, wa
heard by United States Judge Hunt in the.
Federal Court yesterday, and waa taken
under advisement. Judge Hunt is ex
pected to pass on the motion some time
today bvfore he leaves for San Francisco.
Three of the convicted land-fraud de
fendants who either had been convicted
or had pleaded Ktiilty to indictments re
turned under Heney were yesterday sen
tenced by Jitne Hunt. They were:-W. W.
Slelwer. ex-State Senator and president
of the Butte Creek Land, Livestock &.
Lumber Company; H. H. Hendricks, ex
Unlted States Commissioner and secre
tary of the Butte Creek Company, and
Clarence B. Zachary, manager for the
same company.
On a perjury charge. Hendricks re
celved a sentence of 13 months- imprison
ment at McNeill's Island and was fined
S00. In the conspiracy case, a fine of
1100 was imposed. Hendricks furnished a
bond for his appearance on the order of
the court, pending the time that he can
consult with his counsel. Judge A. 8.
Bennett, of The Dalles, and perfect plans
for an appeal of his case.
Zachary Pays His Fines.
Under an Indictment returned April 8,
1906. Zachary had been convicted August
17. 1906. on a charge of perjury. With
Hendricks and Steiwer, he pleaded guilty
to a subsequent Indictment, In which he
was charged, Jointly with Hall et al., with
conspiracy. On the perjury charge, Zach
ary was sentenced to serve 90 days in
the Multnomah County Jail and to pay
a fine of $100. On the conspiracy charge
he received a fine of $50. During the aft
ernoon he paid Into the United States
Court the aggregate of the two fines, $150,
and began serving his sentence.
E5x-Senator Steiwer escaped with a fine
of $3600 for the alleged conspiracy with
which he was associated with Hall and
to whlch he pleaded guilty and became a
witness for the Government. He paid the
amount of his fine to Circuit Court Clerk
Marsh during the afternoon.
Announcing that he had conferred with
Heney. Mr. Becker moved a postpone
ment in pronouncing sentences against
George Soretvson, who was convicted with
F. P. Mays and Wlllard N. Jones, on an
indictment charging conspiracy, and
against D. AV. Tarpley. who was con
victed with 9. A. T. Puter et al.. in the
celebrated "11-7" case. It Is presumed
that Sorenson and Tarpley will be used
as witnesses for the Government In the
trial of Blnger Hermann, which Is sched
uled to be taken up this Fall.
Mays Indictment Dismissed.
A formal motion also was entered dis
missing the conspiracy indictment as to
F. P. Mays, who had been indicted to
gether with Hall, Steiwer et al.. on the
conspiracy charge. At the trial of the
Hall case, Heney promised to have this
Indictment dismissed as to Mays, in order
that the latter might testify for the Gov
ernment in the trial of Hall. However,
the Indictment was not dismissed as to
Mays, and yesterday's order, on motion
of Mr. Becker, , was made to clear the
records and in fulfillment of Heney's
agreement with Mays.
At the request of Mr. Becker, the con
spiracy Indictment, in what is known as
the 'Wisconsin case." was dismissed as
against Herman W Stone, a resident of
Minnesota and one of the defendants.
Pumpa that tic at Rosenthal's.
MERGER PLAN MADE
Board of Trade Will Probably
Be Abandoned.
DIRECTORS SEE NO HOPE
After Debts Are Paid, Xew Commer
cial Exchange May Be Organized
in Which Many Lines of
Business Will Unite.
Preliminary steps toward finally clos
ing up the affairs of the Portland
Board of Trade were taken at a meet
ing of the directors last night.
While the board will continue to do
business for the next few days, it is
now assured that it will be aban
doned sd soon as the debts are liqui
dated so that the members may be free
to enter into the new commercial ex
change, the formation of which is now
on foot.
At the meeting last night there was
some sentiment in favor of continuing
the present board, but the prevailing
idea was that it would be well to dis
continue if by so doing a strong, well
financed exchange taking the place of
the two organizations now existing in
Portland, could thereby be accom
plished. If it were not for the pros
pect of organizing such an exchange
the directors would, they say, . favor
continuing the Board of 'ITade.
The debts of the organization "were
taken under consideration and while it
was the opinion of some of the directors
that there had been errors of Judgment in
the management of the Board there was
no disposition shown to criticise anyone
connected therewith.
The work of raising the $3500 necessary
to pay the debts will be begun at once
and the amount will be prorated among
those who have been associated f in the
enterprise. The payment of the indebted
ness is considered essential before the
Board Is abandoned as an active institu
tion. Several of the directors and Secretary
Fred Muller presented their resignations
last' night, but the Board declined to ac
cept any of them until the indebtedness
has been liquidated. Mr. Muller desires to
withdraw from that line of work to en
gage in other business and It was agreed
that his resignation would be accepted
as soon as the affairs of the Board are
adjusted.
President F. K. Beach and Director W.
R. Bagot, after the adjournment of the
meeting, which was executive in char
acter, exDressed the conviction that a
strong new organization would be the
outcome of the present difficulties.
The new exchange, it is planned, will
embrace all lines of business, the most
active part being taken by representa
tives of the grain interests, shipping, lum
bering, banks, insurance, creameries and
general produce.
V EXTREMEVALUES.
In constructing our clothing we always
try to have them as good as possible for
the money. Our $15 suits are an example.
J. L. Bowman & Co.. Fifth and Alder.
Firm AVJU Repair Bridge.
The City Executive Board, yesterday
afternoon, adopted a committee report,
accepting a proposition from the North
west Bridge "Wors to repair defects in
the East Twenty-eighth street reinforced
concrete bridge across Sullivan's Gulch.
The span had been rejected because of
faulty workmanship and omissions from
the specifications, but these matters will
all be made good under the latest action
of the Board.
San Francisco Mrs. Mattle Harley, an
aged woman, has been ejected from her
borne and Is living in a barn because through
her expenditure of her meager Income for
the care of stray and hnugry dogs, she was
uMbte to meet her othr expense.
FRANK I. SMITH MEAT CO.
'FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST"
WEST side:
-M Alder Street
Tvronly-flrxt and Johnson Street
IRS Glbbn Street
Eleventh and Montgomery Streets
Third and Jefferson Streets
ASTORIA
233 Taylor Street (Unlontown)
Twelfth and Bond Streets
EAST side:
WIlllamM Avenue '
71 MIsniHslppI Avenue
Kant Morrison Street
S52 Knnt Burnalde Street .
Thirty-third and Belmont Streets
You can get the following Meats, also Butter, Fish, etc., at all of Smith's markets. When you come to Alder
street, be sure you get in the right place. The Beef Trust's markets down there are doing their Utmost to
iaise me pnee 01 meat, i-ass tnem up and buy Smith's meats.
Soup Meat, uer lb.
Liver, per lb 5
Lamb Hearts, per lb 5
Boiling Beef, per lb 6
Stewing Beef, per lb ....6c
Corned Beef, per lb i g
Kump Corned Beef Sc
Short Kibs of Beef to Bake 7
Calves' Hearts . 8
Shoulder Beefsteak, 3 lbs 25
Shoulder Roast Beef
Round Beefsteak 10
Pork Sausage no other in town is
as good as Smith's, because Smith's
alone is pure 12 He
Bockwurst 15c
Ham Sausage ................. ISc
Krankfurts ....12(4
Bologna IOC
Liver Sausage lOc
Headcheese -lOc
njuoa sausage ................ IOC
Hamburg Steak lOc
Sirloin Steak 12 '4c
Tenderloin Steak 121Ac
Shoulders of Genuine Spring Lamb
Shoulder Roasts of Genuine Spring
Lamb 12 Vc
Hindquarters of Genuine Spring
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rimie mu nuasis OI ijeei .
Loin Xioasts of Pork
. 12s 15c
Smith's Breakfast Bapon 17c
Smith's Sugar-Cured Hams 15
lalf a Ham l&C
Lsrd No other lard is as good as
Smith's, I care not whether you
have been buying high-priced
Eastern lard or a city brand.
TAKE NOTE OF THESE SPECIALTIES
Pork Loin Chops.... ...15
Pork Shoulder Roasts 12V-C
P'ckl?d, Pork -..12HC 15C
rry Salt Pork 12V-C
Veal Stew 8c IOC
veal Breasts IOC 12 He
Veal Shoulder Roasts IOC to la'ic
Loin Veal Cutlets 15c
Loin Roasts of Veal. ; 15c
Veal Sausage 12V2C
Calves Liver 15C
Legs of Young Mutton 15e
Mutton Ixiin and Rib Chops 15c
Mutton Shoulder Chops 12V-C
Mutton Loin Roasts 15c
Mutton Shoulder Roasts 12c
iiuie Qiiuuiaei or iuuton XOc
Smith's is 65c for a 5-lb. pail, and
it does not contain an ounce or
beef drippings or any other adul
teration. Norway Butter and several other
brands of the very best creamerv
butter, 2 lbs 5oe
The above meats, etc., and the following groceries at our Third and Jeffe
liver $.U0 worth or more. : Phone Mam 8751.
3 lbs. Halibut 25c
Choicest Chinook Salmon .... 12 c
Razor Clams, per dozen . 12'iC
All other kinds 'of fish.
Chickens Fancy quality, dressed in
our own sanitary poultry plant,
Pr lb 20c
rson-street establishment. We de-
18 lbs. Sugar Sl.OO
50-lb. sack high pat. Flour.. SSl.eo
50-llj. sack Pride of Valley Flour
i.-o
l.-lO
10-lb. sack Pastry Flour 35c
10-lb. sack Corn Meal --35c
10-lb.' sack Rye Flour .....35c
10-lb. sack Rye Meal 35c
10-lb. sack Whole Wheat Flour 35c
10-lb. sack Graham Flour. ... ,35c
4 lbs. Split Peas 25e
5 lbs. Navy-Beans 25c
6 lbs. Mexican Beans..: 25C
5 lbs. Rice 25C
5 lbs. Rolled Oats 25c
4 lbs. Lima Beans. 25c
6 lbs. Prunes. 30 to 40 size 25c
3 lbs. Evaporated Peaches 25c
3 lbs. Salmon 25c
4 bars Wool Soap.. 25c
7 bars Smith's Best Soap 25c
7 bars White Ribbon Toilet Soap
25c
3 lbs. Sal Soda 5c
5 lbs. Starch 25e
3 lbs. Tapioca 25c
3 lbs. Sago 25c
5 lbs. Table Salt 5C
3 pkgs. Gelatine 25c
8 boxes Parlor Matches..- 25c
(500 in a box)
2 lbs. ' Evaporated Apples 25c
3 lbs. Evaporated Pears 25c
3 lbs. Dried Figs 25c
3 cans Corn 25c
3 cans Tomatoes 25c
3 cans Pumpkins 25c
.25c
-25c
25c
25c
-25c
25c
2of
3 cans String Beans
3 cans Condensed Milk..'.
3 cans N. O. Molasses
2 cans Best Peaches
3 cans Pie Peaches
2 ca;is Bartlett Pears
2 cans Pineannle
2 cans Broiled Mackerel 25c
1 3-lb. can Muscat orapes lOc
2 cans Minced Clams 25c
1 can June Peas lOc
3 boxes Matches (1500 in box).. 25c
2 boxes Mason's Stove Blacking 5c
1 box Shtnola Shoe Blacking .5c
Chip Baskets, each IOC
Pat. Mop Handles 15c
Our best Brooms, each 30c and 40e
3 bottles of Royal Glue 25c