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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1909)
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1909. Have Lunch in Our New Restaurant Today-Our Store Opens 12 o'clock, Noon-Out-of-Town Visitors Make Your Headquagrsjierg . New Hair Goods pTpartment Now Oren for Business-Latest Fashions in Human Hair-Best' Values-We Would Be Pleased to Show You Welcome to tlie Nation's Chief Executive The Meier ( Frank Store Opens at 1 2 o'Clock, Noon nr l son Eir.r,1r.ves Want to See the President So Store Will Be Closed This Morning Saturday Shopping Bulletin." of -the-Greatest-Importance t ' . ' 1 Z IT . mmm m II . 1 Embroider'd Lm'n Collars 25cVal. 1 4c Saturday sale of 5000 dozen women's embroidered Linen Collars, IV2 inches high; sizes 12 to 16; best -patterns, wonderful assortment; re?u" 1 4f lar 2.x; values, on sale at, ea. 20,000 yards of new Keck Ruehinjr, in white, Tlack and all colors; 1 2c 25c values, on sale at. the yd. Five Bales Fine Oriental R.ugs at Low Prices Five bales of fine Rugs, Irans, Sen nahs and Ferairhans; average size 4 feet C inches by 7 feet 6 inches; mag nificent designs and JM colorings; $75.00 values PTU.UJ Two bales of Saruks and Krrmans, gems of .the Orient; average size 4 ft. 6 in. bv 7 ft.: priceless QQ Cf rugs; 1(;5.00 values, at pUi7.UV Five bales of Shirvans and Cabistans; average size 3 feet 15 inches by 5 feet, ; beautiful design and (IO CC colorings; .fJ5.00 values ? Three bales of Kazaks, antiques, beau tiful, silky rugs; size 4x7 feet, pretty subdued colorings; $45 flJOQ to $65 values, at, each P Five bales of Beloochistans, beautiful antique pieces; average size 3 feet 6 inches bv 5 ft.; great 0 1 OtS bargains; $35-$40 vals. Fonr bales Beloochistans, rich, silky ruffs, in a vanetv 01 designs, color ings and combinations; &1H to $55 values, each Ten room-size Royal Muntazi Rugs, size 9x12 feet to 10x14 feet ; $400. (o $500 values, special, ea.. $278.00 Fifteen Serapis and Gorovan Rugs deep, rich designs and colorings ; sizes 9x12 feet to 11x15 feet; $475 to $600 vals., at the low price of ..$378.00 Ten Imperial Kermanshas. magnificent rugs; 9. bv 12 to 10 by 14 feet; $650 tofiiqo (r $850.00 values, on sale at, eachP"fO-wU $500 to $700 Meshads, 9 by 12 and 9 feet 6 inches by 13 feet 6 inches, on sale at only. .$448.00 $975 Ispahan Rugs, on sale at, each. .$595.00 6 by 9-feet Bokharas, worth $115, ea.. $76.50 A Phenomenal Sale of Curtains $23.50 Women's $2 Union Suits at; $ 1 1 9 Children's $ 1 Union Suits for 50c Saturday sale of women's wool-mixed Union Suits; white and gray; long gl 1 Q i.. ,Mo un,,!,--nerfei.t-fitt.ini?. all sizes: best $2.00 values, at, garment ' Saturday sale of children 's fleece-lined Union Suits; made with straps and,but-;50c - - it . r"1 Cifi . I ii sc cola or a and undergarments ; an sizes; uest ipi.uu vmu, iu tons for fastening outer 35c RIBBONS ON SALE AT, YARD 25c ' ' In. ' ' J, -, c. tail ?Jr 1 j f Saturday sale 10,000 yard3 6-inch Ribbons, in plain colors; also 5-inch Dresden Ribbons; black, 25c white and all colors; best 35c values, yard v' . UnionMadeSuits for Men,4tegular $28 Vol $18.85 Continuation of the great sale of men's new Fall Suits Union made garments These suits purchased at a special price from the largest and best manufacturer of "Union-Made" garments in America. Every suit modeled in the latest fashion. Strictly all-wool materials in the newest and best weaves slates, fancy blues, modes, fawn, London smoke ; neat stripes and o v e r p 1 aids; I asueo y authority of .d finish iSBSlBa and perfect- r l1 -iS'-A f i t 1 i nc far- II ' 1 ments; all sizes, 35 to 44. Regular, stouts and slims. Every garment bearing the label of the Garmentmakers of America, a facsimile of which is reproduced here. Fine Fall and Winter ap parel you would expect to pay $28 1 (Z QC or $30 for; your choice at, suit P A v.UM Men's Trousers at $3.35 Pair 1000 pairs of men's all-wool fancy Worsted Trou sers, ili neat dark stripes: stylish cut, hand- Krvmolv tailored and finished: in all c'toc- Vioct .tsnn vnlnps. at. the nair New Military Overcoats, Raincoats and Crave nettes, at these prices, each, $15.00 to $40.00 $3.35 $3.45 $3.85 Lot 1 1000 pairs of Scrim Curtains, ecru or navy; plain, checked or drawn scrims, with Iilet or clpny edges and msertings; lull size; best $5.00 values, at, the pair Lot 21000 pairs of Scrim Curtains, in ecru, ivorv and white: Dlam. checked or drawn cen- prs. olunv and filet insertines and edsres. also colored borders; $6 values 5000 yards of 50c Scrim to match the OQf above curtains, on sale at, special, yard 1000 pairs of Ruffled Swiss Curtains, stripe cen ter with plain ruffle;. 24 inches wide, 2 ?Qf yards long; four patterns; at, the pair 1000 pairs of Ruffled Swiss Curtains; in checks and leaded-gla.s patterns, with plain ruffles; 40 inches wide. yards long; remarkable fQ values, at this special low price, the pair A II m mm 14c Copy Beautiful Eyes. Baby Talk. Kiss Me. See Seattle. 1 11 Be With You By and Bye. You re the Only One I Love. I Want to Go to the Ball Game. Meet Me In Seattle. Seattle Expo (March. How I Love You. 1 7c Copy I Wish I Had a Girl, Down Among the Sugar Cane, Shine On, Harvest Moon; Silver Threads Among the Gold;' Time Will Come When You'll Remember; all of these on sale at the low price of, copy..l7 19c Copy Have You Got Another Girl at Home Like MaryT I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now? Tama Jama Man. Cuddle Up a Little Closer. Marsovla Valtzes. Glow . " ,T. i ah .nnB fmm "Time. Place and worm (an ncj'.'- y :' ri ' .-ni irl. "Stutiborn uinaereua. i ,',o Tonight. All on saie oi iuw urn ui -v- -"fj. G of i i i m mt lm i i m i i j I j U' I I i I I 11 - " " " Big Sale of 2000 Pairs Kid Gloves $ 1.25-$ 1.50 Values for 87c Pair Great Saturday sale of 2000 pairs women's two-clasp Mocha and Glace Ead Gloves, in black, white, gray, tan, mode and red ; sizes to 7V2; the best regula: white, gray, tan, mode and red; all new gloves of standard style and manuraciure , in viy T !pJ..iiO ana iplw values, a.b mi iv" v, j: r UMBRELLAS G 1 in $2.00 VALS. f? 4 . S '2000 women's, men's and children's Umbrellas, made of rainproof Italian cloth, paragon frame; a very large assortment of attractive handles for your tfjl 1Q i oiKJUl klUCUb V.. uinuvt.. j selection; regular values up to $2.00 each; your choice at this low price, each Men's 50c-?5c Hose 25c Pair Men's $1.25 Underwear 75c Men's New Fall Hats ;jg Values $1.89 Sale extraordinary of 500 dozen men's fine quality imported Half Hose, plain and fancy silk lisles and mercerized hose, embroidered and fancy colored novelties in grand array; all sizes; hosiery of style and quality. The best regular 50c and 75c values n buy all you want of them at this very low price, the pairc Saturday 6ale of men's worsted ribbed Underwear; natural and silver color, fine quality, perfect fitting; handsomely fin- "75 C ished; all sizes shirts and drawers; $1.25 values, garment Great Saturday sale of men's new Fall and Winter Derbys and Soft Felt Hats; the very latest blocks; black, tans, 1 QQ browns, pearls, etc.; all sizes, wonderful values, each 25c Veilings at 10c Yard $2 Chiffon Veils $ 1 Each Great Saturday sale of 1000 yards Mesh Veiling in assorted colors and styles; plain 1 Q nets and dots in large variety; 25c values, on sale at this special low price, yard Special offering of Chiffon Auto Veils, 2 yards long, with fancy striped borders; CI QQ all the leading and staple shades; best $2.00 values, at this special low price, ea. v Aw v MissesV and Children's Fine Apparel for Fall and Winter Coats and Dresses in All Newest and Best Styles for Dress or Schoolroom Misses' and children's regulation Sailor Suits in all-wool serge; blue, brown and red. trimmed with braid and chev- QQ rons, full pleated skirts; ages 6 to 14 years; each v Misses' and children's Dresses of good quality plaid material, in red, blue and brown, with plain color broadcloth yoke and covered buttons; ages 6 to 14 years; splendid val- CO 75 ues, on sale at this low price, each take advantage Women's, misses' and children's Gymnasium Suits, in blue serge; some have large collar, others have Dutch collar, trim d with braid; all sizes, on sale at prices from $3.50 to $6.o0 suit. Misses' and Children's Raincoats AUStvles and Prices 2d Floor Saturday 9 S Dinner... J?s Served 5 to 8:30 P. M., in our new Restaurant, seventh floor. Music will be rendered by a select orchestra. MENU Saturday Dinner Table d'Hote Oyster Cocktail. Sweet PlckJoa. Olives. RadlBheB. Chlcfcen Okra. Boiled Halibut, Caper Sauce. Potato a la Tyroliene. Sugar Cured Ham Glace, Sauce Madeira. Or Lobster a la Newberr. Stuffed Spring Chicken, Giblet Sauce. Or Prima Beef an Jus. Baked Sweet Potatoes or Mashed Potatoes. Cauliflower au Gratin, or Stewed Corn. Sliced Tomatoes with French Dressing Apple Pie. American Cheese. Roman Punch. Demi Tasse. Hosiery Bargains Infants' Cashmere Hose, with silk heel and toe; black, white, light blue, pink and tan; best regular 0 1 35c values, on sale at, pair4"" Children's lxl rib black Woolen Hose, with gray heels and toes; gar tered tops and seamless; best "1 Q 35c values, on sale at, the pair Misses' fine ribbed black Lisle Hose, in medium and heavy weight; full fashioned, extra long, in all 23c sizes; best 35c values, at, pair Women's full-fashioned black Cotton Hose, high spliced heels, t,ou"25c ble soles; special value, pair' Book News. 1000 Copies of "The Doctor" By Ralph Co; special at, copy..50 5000 books for children ; Henty books, Alger books, Meade books ; best titles, great special value, at, copy.. 50 $ All the latest fiction on sale here at the lowest prices. Take a-dvuntage. Rubber Goods Eagle Hot Water Bottles, in4Q 2- quart size, on sale at, each" Homestead Water Bottles, inQO. 3- quart size, on sale at, each Red Rubber Water Bottles, in HQ 3-quart size, on sale at, each'' Fairy Fountain Syringes, OQ-cloth-inserted, 2-quart size, at Eagle Fountain Syringe, 3-qt. CQC size, on sale at, special, each''' Premium Fountain Syringe, 2-quart, fine quality, rapidflow tubing, hard rubber fixtures; on sale 1Q at this special price, each V A 1 Columbian Combination Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe, in 1 3-quart size, on sale atPA'' Infants' Water Bags and Face Bags, on sale at, special, each"' Women's all-rubber Va- AQk ginal Syringe, on sale at P T'7 Women's Premium Globe fl?! AQk Spray Syringe, for, each Marvel Whirling Spray C9 fiQ Syringe, warranted; each V-"' Family Bulb Syringe, war ranted ; on sale at, special, ea. Medical Atomizers, throat and nasal tubes; 75c value, at, ea. "'' Fountain Syringe Tubing, rapid flow, on sale at this low price, yard..9 JOY RIDERS' GASES SET MItS. VA1IrX TO APrEATl FOR TltlAL NOVEMBER 11. Holland Summoned Same Date. Kotfinan and Robertson CallMl One Week Later. Because of a decision of Circuit Judge Bronaueh yesterday to eet the cases of Mrs. HozpI Maddux and Harry Holland for trial November 11. and those of Frank K. Rodman and John Robertson for trial November IS. the charges of manslaugh ter and theft of an automobile, growing out of the Joy rides on the Unnton road and on the Base Une road, will be on rial at the tame time. All four of the defendants demanded separate trials. Mrs. Maddux and Rodman, accused by the grand Jury of manelaUEhter for run ning over Mrs. May Real on the Llnnton road on the morniny of August ?. were In court iust before noon yesterday and pleaded not guilty to the charge. Attor ney George W. Caldwell asked that the Maddux c-ase be set for trial first, and Dt-puty District Attorney Vreeland ofTcred no objection. Judge Broraugh fixed the ball at .tO0O, the same arrlount as that under which the pair was held on a charge of murder in the second degree In the Muntclral Court. New ball -was de manded, and Attorney Caldwell filed the bonds yesterday afternoon, after they had been indorsed by Circuit Judpe Gatens. The Union Guarantee Association, by W. H. Hurlbutt. the general -manager, ap pears as bondsman. The Robertson and Holland cases, in which both are accused of stealing V Ill lam M. Ladd's' automobile and 14 gallons of gasoline, September 19. were set, yes terday afternoon. The two young men, with four young women, speeded out to the Twelve-Mile House, took several drinks, and. in returning drove the auto mobile over a steep embankment at the Gravel Pit, pinning Dolly Kerrara under the upturned machine; and killing her. Johnston McCulley, the magaxine waiter and theater press, agent, charged with a statutory crime against Lena Boyd, who Is under 16 years of age, will be tuled November 11. Judge Bronaugh reduced McCuUey s ball from tXQO to J2000. Will iam Churchill, who was also Indicted by the grand Jury for a similar offense against the same girl at the same time.' August 7. will be tried November S. Mc Cullev and Churchill are still In Jail. Herman Hoefer. accused of assault and battery, pleaded not guilty before Circuit Judge Bronaugh yesterday afternoon. GO EAST OCT; LOW RATES f72.50 to Chicago and return on October 4; final return limit. November 30. Have your tickets routed via the Spokane, Port land & Seattle Ry., "The North Bank Road." to Spokane, and G. N. or N. P. Rys.- beyond. The scenic route. Ticket offices, cor. 3d and Morrison sts. ; 122 Third St.; passenger station, 11th and Hoyt sts. , Trunks, auttcasea and bags. Largest variety at Harris Trunk Co. DOCKET TO BE CLEARED UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT TO CLEAN HOUSE. New Order Making: Monday "Law and Motion" Day" Goes Into Effect Next AVeek. Next Monday will be "house-cleaning" day so far as the docket In the United States Court Is , concerned. Under the new rules adopted recently by the court, every Monday hereafter will bo law and motion day. Next Monday' inaugurates this new custom, which has for Its pur pose cleaning up the docket and acceler ating the disposition of cases pending be fore that tribunal. The new rules provide that on every Monday the clerks of the court shall prepare a calendar of all pending cases for presentation to the court. -All such cases shall maintain Jheir relative places on the calendar, and shall be disposed of in that order. G. H. Marsh, clerk of the United States Circuit Court, Is preparing the calendar which will be submitted when court con venes Monday morning. It will include not less than 150 cases which have been pending in that department of the Federal Court for years. Some of the cases have v, J .Via pnnrr rincket since- 1903. and there are not a few cases so old the ,4 attorneys Interested nave aiea. The effect of the new order in this court will be to insure the expeditious dis position of many of these cases. $15 SUIT SALE. , J. L. Bowman & Co., Fifth and Alder 'streets are giving unheard of bargains in men's suits. The choice of any suit In the store for only $15 makes this an ideal place for a man to pick out a good suit at a Binall price; 20 and $25 suits are included at J16. " INDIAN SUMMER IN EAST This is the most comfortable season to visit the East. The O. R. & N. will sell round-trip tickets to Chicago Oc tober 4 for $72.50. Ticket office Third and Washington streets. . ' Oregon Herbs (a tea best remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. Nature's own preparation. 50c at all druggists. fur: Remodeled and Repaired. Lowest Prices, Best Workmanship. Gumbert's 334 Washington. 124 Seventh. can cret these meats at all of Smith's markets. If you should come to our AMer-st. Market, be sure you got in ht 5l.ee 3 that Smith's name is over the door. Beef Trust markets on both sides of us-kecp away from thorn. WEST SIDE. 641 Klrt St. Kosher Market. 224 gberldan 9. 226 Alder Street. Twenty-flrnt and Johnson Streets. 188 Gtbbs Street. Eleventh and Montgomery Streets. Third and Jefferson Streets. th Davis, adjoining Ryan's Grocery, ASTORIA. 253 Tavlor Street (Unlontown). Twelfth and Bond Streets. SEASIDE: Bridge street. You the right place and that Smith's Fine fancy Hens and Spring Chickens, freBh dreBsed Oregon stock, per lb.20 Norway Butter SOC All other brands of Butter 75t Fresh Oregon Eggs.... f. ...35c Shoulder Roast Pork 12V2ti 15c Shoulder Pork Chops loC Loin Pork Chops Loin Pork Roasts 15 Dry Salt Pork 2 Pork Hocks g5 Pigsfeet -oc Leaf Lard gv Knuckles of Veal OC bf Breast Roasts of Veal. ......... ..10 Shoulder Roasts of Veal..lO 12J4C Shoulder Veal Cutlets 12C Loin and Rib Veal Cutlets ;..15c Veal. Stew IOC Beef for Soup - SC Beef to Boil.. 5c 6C Beef for Stew &C toC Plate Beef o fo Brisket Beef FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO. 'Fighting the Beef Trust' EAST SIDE. Union Avenue and Tillamook St. 13th Street and Tenluo Ave., Sellwood. 512 Williams Avenue. 363 East Morrison Street. Thtrtv-tliird and Itelmont Streets. Grand Ave. and Hawthorne Ave. 3."2 Enst BurnMidc Street. Jersey Street, St. John. 4 Alberta Street. 7!l Mississippi Ave. Milwaukee Ave. and Frankfort St. Necks of Beef 5c 6c Shoulder Roast Beef 7 8C Shoulder Beefsteak 8c Round Steak IOC Sirloin Steak IOC 12HC Prime Rib Roast Beef IOC 12HC Tenderloin Steak l'4.'?c Hamburg Steak IOC Rump Roast Beef 8c 1QC Rib Beefsteak 12C ljC Beef Kidneys VC Beef Liver .' 5C Oxtails .1 Beef Tongues : IOC Brisket Corned Beef oc Plate Corned Beef 6C Rump Corned Beef C Beef Hearts - S? Beef Tripe IOC Shoulder of Mutton. . , - JJC Shoulder Roasts of Mutton IOC Mutton Stew 5C iC OC loreaHi yi iviuiiuu .K fl 'Rib and Loin Roasts of Mutton. .. loC Legs of Mutton ift.'-i. Shoulder Mutton Chops..... 1. Rib and Loin Chops uf Mutton l.r Lamb Liver 1 Liimb Stew Shoulder of Lamb . .. ... 1 1 t Snoulder Roasts of Lamb..XOc l.'.P Breasts of Lamb ; ; - 5 ftih and Loin Roasts of Lamb ic Leps of Lnmh b,'yC Lamb Shoulder Chops Rib and Ixmi Chops of Lamb ...... loC Veal -usapro ir,,-c. Pork Sausase 1-?,A Hani SausaKe )C Liver Sausage 1JC Bologrna Sausage i-.f,wc ienerw;urst Sausage ls,7ff Krankforc Sausase lVtc- Hams JSC BreHkfast Bacon 22'JC Pickled Pork . l&c Razor Clams. 2 dozen 2iC Salmon IOC Halibut 10c All the above meats and the cheapest groceries in town at our Third and Jefferson-st. Market. Main 87.51, A 4418 IS lbs. Sugar Sl.OO 50 lbs. Old Wheat Klour 81.50 10 lbs. Pastry Flour 35c 1 box Soda Crackers S1.05 All Fancy Cookies 16c 6 loaves Bread, reorular size 25c S bars Smith's Best Soap 2oC 3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser 25C 4 lbs. Lady Washington Beans 25c 6 lbs. Pink Beans 25c 2 lbs. Comb Honey 25c Keystone Gelatine, 3 for 25c 7 boxes Matches, regular Sc 25c Our French-Amarican Coffee. loc 4 lbs. Sweet Potatoes lOc Sweet Pickles, mixed, per quart... 15c Sour Pickles, quart IOC 15 cans Milk Sl.OO Kagle Milk, per can 15!. Mason Stove Polish, reg. Be, 2 for.. 5c Best Broom In town 30c Dustpans, each Sit