THE MORXIXG OREGOyiAlN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1910.
MONKEY HELD
Owner of Simian Killed on Car
Sues for $200,000.
HIGH SALARY COMMANDED
aXTiarlr Judsc Had Contracts t"
tine TSO Wcrk, He Ar.
Northern Paoirk Company
niamrd for I-raili.
Th lif of a rltlirpaiis Is worth
much more than '- Uf of man. la
IK estimation of ti.irle Judge, wfio
brought ult against th Northern !
rifle Jial'way r-mpany In the finutt
Court y.ter.'.ay f recover .-0.i
fU.-na?s for tl. l.-a:ti of Churl" I.
The uregon law allows ! recovery of
nr.ly t tt-.e life of a man who Is
k.Ie.l by a.rl.lrnt. ......
Juj; says l" his complaint fial
tharla I as worth fl'.n.OOO. Me had
rhlltld Mm at larloua thealera
throughout t-'.a I'ountr)". had rnn"
tta.-ts to pr.)ur Mrn at vaudevlll
houses In tin I ni'e.l Matra and Canada
which woul.l n.-t ;ini a wk. Th
total sum he woul.l receive from the
contract!, be say. ;i.C.
lie delivered ("harlea to tho hasgag
master In Seattle. Mar II. tho animal
being confined In a trunk rage. He
to b transported to Portland tree.
Ju-lro uti .e warned t!ie hagaag
nij.t.r ti at the rlilnipanaea must not
placed nrar hut ii'im pipes.. or he
wouM die. I'nt I" 'pita of th warn-
h alleges. l!i beast was piano
1 .... . ... K .1 I a I .P Mtlll tha
ram waa turned on. When tha train
rrltr.1 In 1'ortUn.l Juda- found hli
luabl animal dead In lit ri.
frank. Hrnhk Ml tire.
Wtieu 111 arpeicl asn t "", rlt)f
aaln: Krar.k llrr.-rk. Ira H. Cr.apnian
. ' ' - T 1 -, rtr m wif I 1 irllll
re Circuit Juutti' kivjMii'i jrest.r
afternoon the ass iimlid a
RerUa Til 11. rc Tc charged n
alm i. I,ul Court a'.'.i ic w th a num-
nar Of owiera i.ti uii. .....
at s-n.h an.l Oak a:re--l during the I-a-hor
dy parade. !oin" of the rn'mkn
overturned a driven !' a non-
uniun twrnilrr, the teaniatrrs" rtk
King then in prowre.e. The defendants
wre among t.:ov arrested. H-nl.k
tol.J the court yc-ertlay he waa not In
citing a riot, bat only trylrr to whip
out a r.r which ha caught on hl coat
from a lighted risar. While he waa do
ing this, be mid. rollceman Mor.tonierf
appeared and aaiit. "Why don't you muk
way here and if've a n.an a chancer
Itenl.k waa arr.ate.l. aithoush he ald
n waa dotr.a aothlmc out of tho woy.
tnn.
a
tal
a .1
day
to
th
is.oe askud ron i.jrm
I'ortlaod Hotrl Surd by Man Crashed
by Sidewalk Klctator.
A croaha.l ahoul.ler. two broken ribs
an da wrenched collar bone a. the re
mit of an aerMent on th aldewalk
levator at the Portland Hotel are th
baala for a IIJ.C"1 rianms ault belnit
tried In Judite UatenV department of
th Oroult Court. J.arl F. Jenklna.
th Injured man. I th plaintiff, and
th Portland Hotel th defendant.
Jenklna ay h waa brliialnc a
trunk from th bament on th eleva
tor when th heavy iron aldewalk door
alammed down upon hla head. The
elevator continuing to rlae. h waa
crushed between It and th sidewalk,
he allerea Jenkins places th blama
upon rl O. llanlln. th hotrl porter
who waa operatlnsr the elevator.
The hotel rompanjr In answer saya
Jenkins should have taken th precau
t'on to .erure th doors with the Iron
bar provided for thai purpoae. Attor
neys John F. I-ocan and I. N. "Smith
are Jenklna' attorneys.
STOPPF-It OK RIXAWAY Sl"FS
William knight Says He Was In
jured in Halting Horse.
John l.unirea owns a mail bora
named Barney. On day in October
Barney was standing- by the postofflca
building, hitched to th mall wagon
and eerured by a chain and welKht.
lie took frtrzht at aoru unusual hap
pining on th etret and beaded for
olatb and jlorrtson streets, where b
was captureJ.
In atlemptlntr to capture him Wil
liam Kniaht allexes la a complaint on
file in th State Circuit Court that h
was Injured. H Is sulns; Lun.lgren
for damaaea. l.undren filed his an
swer yesterday, in which h says If
JKnlcht was Injured It w.is on account
of his own UDnrrrsMry and voluntary
art.
i:fcEV: victim skeks hai.m
fan Blown 60 Fret by Explosion
Waa 13 Jury to Name um.
Allet'n" that ho waa blown feet by
a burstlnc ateam pip, landing In a pll
cf tre top, etunip and lo, Mtrton
Totupkin la sulna th Columbia Tln
Iwr Company In th Circuit Court. Ha
lias left th Jury to im'ii tha amount
vf his dsmaes. His complaint was
fl!d yterlay mornloit.
Th accident occurred March C l.
hi: Tompkins waa aorkins; aj) a t
tloaarv r.ctnr on a donkey eplre.
Th threads oa tae ateom pipe had not
ba properly etit. h alleres. and failed
t hold It flrm'.y. When h fell. Tomp
Vtna broke hla rlrht kur ran. and vaa
la tha hoepKa! for sis week.. He says
Ms kne will always r-e at.ff. 11 was
earning W a month.
FI.TIXO XAI1- TfEST ROYS r E
Laborer Sue Twohy Bros-, for f 10,.
OOO After TOtnjr Broken Hammer.
Compnd to work lo th- d,rlc w!,h
a broken hammer that flln.-hed and
caused a nail to fly Into hla ey. Charles
r Lew's brourl.t suit In Circuit Court
yesterday aalnt Twohy Broa. Com
pany to recover 1 1 . damaaea Th
accident occurred August II last, n ad-
-" .
latwis says h nterd th employ
meat of th contracttnc eotr.pany A'l
gust 1. live days later he was nail
ing braces tinder floor Joists. He waa
ob'.lged to work In an awkward pol
tioa. ke saya Tha Bail put out his left
y.
THSK BY BlXIi B-SE! SCIT
Woman Ak f 10,1 OA for Injuries
hoatavlned in Fealin-r Fence.
A lcous it- Johns bull, which chased
bar o moonllrht nlg.it- forcing her to
ale r-fu. behind a tree. Is the raus
f a darras suit brought by I.Ida C
firaea. TB eas west t trial yeeter
gay be for a Jury In Judge Hamilton's
derarrn-ent cf the Wat Clreiilt Court.
V. K. Ashby and Lasai Ashby. owners
of th kail, ar th defeodgnta Mrs.
Greene a.ks !,10 damages for her In
juries. Jim. rireene. It appears, knew -th Pull
by reputation, and whea sh and aeeral
children saw It coming, sh told th chil
dren to seek cover, and took to her nla
herself. Sh dodged behind a tre, and
aa ah stood trembitng behind H. wh
th bull looking around at ber. a friend
ly shepherd dog appeared on the seen
and engaged the attention of th bull.
llrs. lireene then ran for a fence,
but as she attempted to climb over, her
dress caught and aha fell. Her left
arm. she says, waa injured so she can
not raise It as before, and ber back was
Injured. The owners of tha bull say It
waa harmloes;
PARSII LEY'S IS CIVIL SVIT
Attorney Iieu-es Jndgnjent Se
cured ABalnft 111m by tVoman.
A. W". TarslJey. tba attorney against
whom Judgment was secured by Mrs.
Kose Cdy about a year and one-half
ago for failure to meet an obligation of
41. declares that th matter waa en
tirely a civil action. HI statement fol-
'""Thls matter Is. In the first place,
a civil on. Involving a civil Judgment
of ahout tioo. obtained by Mr. Cady
against ma about a year and a half ago
In a trial had before Judge Morrow of
he Circuit Court.
-It involves no arrest or punishment
or arraignment.
"The 110 mentioned ar ball If nit
bull, but a part payment on the Judg
ment above mentioned. Mr. Lugan. the
attorney for Mra. Cady. had a writ of
eaecutlon Issued In tho mutter agaln.t
me to force payment of the same and
this proceeding Is In the natur of a
compulsory process against Judgment
debtor-. , .
It has been stated that I have tried
aeveral times sine tho decision of Judge
Morrow to secure a postponement of a
new trial. The fact of th matter Is
that I took an arpeal of the caa. but
the tlm having eiapecd for perfecting
my appeal to th Supremo Court. I let
th matter drop and Intended to pay
th amount of th caa.-'
DOIP WACiOX KAILS. MAX SUES
Convejanec Capslalng. Orlver Ak
$1023 for Injuries.
The failure of a tripping lever on a
dump wagon to work cauaed an acci
dent to Frank Henry Benedict last
August for which he brought suit In
the Circuit Court yesterday to recover
lo:S damages. A. It. Frame is the
defendant.
Benedict says he was dumping dirt
and rubbish on a lot between Alberta
and Going; street. Joe La Shapelle. the
foreman, ordered him to drive to a
dangerous plac against his protest,
he says. The wagon, in capsizing.
t:irew him against the horse, cutting
his head and Injuring hla left leg. Ha
says lie waa In th hospital four wacka.
and that four stltchea were taken In
his scalp.
Fraud la Alleged.
A-cuslng ileorg Estes of selling him
aorth of stock In the Western
Lumber A Fuel Compsny. an Insolvent
corporation. John Zobrist brought suit In
Cm Circuit Court yeatarduy against
Kates, demanding that the money be re
lumed to hun. It was on November T.
lied, be saya. while b was director, and
r:ts was president of a bank at Esta
cada. Kales told him th stock would
pay dlvldenda of D during 1309. h al
leice. and he bought 3 ahare of th
stock, only to find that tha representa
tions wer fa la.
Wife Gels Missing; Mam's Insurance.
Mary Gordon recovered 1200 from
th Woodmen of the World by th ver
dict of a Jury In Judge Kavanaugh's
department of th Circuit Court, re
turned yesterday morning. This Is the
Insurance money upon th llf of
Oeorge Gordon, her husband, who, she
alleged, disappeared In Liecember. ISO:,
and haa not been seen or heard from
since. Mra Gordon will receive l.'.OO
of the money and her daughter 15.
Enibenlciuent Is Alleged.
R. I. Lillenthal was arraigned before
PresWIIng Judge Cleland in th Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon, and waa al
lowed until next Monday to enter his
plea. He la charged with having em
beaxled PAS from the Belfast Importing
Company, October I
WOMAN ACCUSES J. W. OLDS
Mrs. Mclvlna Hngbey Says Real Es
tate Man Hid In Her Room.
Charge of felonious assault Is made
against J. W. Olds, a real estate man
with office) in th Railway Exchange
building. In a comp'.alnt Bled in Just'ce
Court yesterduy afternoon by Mrs. Mel
vlna Hughey. wlf ef a pho
tographer, living at Si Thirteenth street.
Th complainant says that Olds baa pur.
sued her for a week and that upon en.
terinc her room Wednesday afternoon
rlie found him secreted there. He laid
tan.1- upon her and ah retaliated, h
suys. by gouelng Ills fa' deeply with
fcer tinner nails and kicking him with
pt'r r ti o- -
Olds la sold to b married and lives
In W alnut 1 ara. lie lor menj -- ...
nected with a promiaent real estate firm,
lie ha not been seen about hla usual
haunts for several days.
Kor hot water and hot air there Is
no cheaper luei man a""1"
Anthra.lie. E 101 and C HQ'
CHRISTMAS
UMBRELLAS
We have the largest lino .and the
frrealt'st assortment in the city. All
the newest idVas in Iiireetoire handles,
liood fail-color English gloria, para
gon frame $1.00
Kust'iroof, Kusrlish gioria, finish-1
frame I
lure Silk, real Umbrella, s,J., $1.85
Hercules rost and wind-proof. $2.00
Indies' Pireetoire Umbrellaa $1.25 up
Villi ler.elh gold and pr, laP t'pr,
nlk gloria $3.50
An immense line. Ladies' and Gentle
men's Umbrellas $5 00 BP
l ine presentation Umbrellas to $20.00
We hare the largest stock on the
roast in this line. All goods our own
manufacture. Rut-proof, Wind-proof,
Foldin?. Detachable, Solf-Opcning-Umbrelliis.
REPAIRING AJTD COVERING
MEREDITH'S
S12 Washing-toa St
Exclusive Umbrella Barfairu
TEAL 15 SATISFIED
Appropriation for Columbia
River Work Is $1,812,000.
CONVENTION IS SUCCESS
Portland Delegate to Rivers and
Harbors Convention Says Effect
or Work Will Bo Scon In
Action ot Congress.
With credit mark of ll.Sli.000 for
Columbia River Improvements durlns
.... i - . .. v . -1 .1 n m l river ana
ine year 131 -"v .
harbor bill passed by the House last ,
week. J. N. Teal. Portland delegate to
the National Hlvers nd Harbors Con- I
ventlon. returned to the city yesterday (
well pleased wun 1110 iti"
gathering and tho action of the lower
house of Congress.
"We secured 9i0.000," said Mr. Teal,
for the south Jetty at the mouth of
the Columbia. Colonel Alexander In his
address to the members of Congress
declared that this was today the most
Important river work in the United
Htates being conducted by the Govern
inent. The amount appropriated, it Is
beMeved. will be sufficient to complete
tha project. Incidentally, It will per
form a wondrous service to Portland,
for it settles for all time Its avail
ability as an ocean port.
Completion In Six Years, Hope.
"The Celilo appropriation of ISOO.000
was made with a view of completing
It Insido of six years. I think that the
great feature of the bill is that It
represents what the Rivers and Har
bors Congress haa been fighting for
these many years. We ask for an an
nual budget. Appropriations should b
made every year for the continuation
of present work. In the House, when
the bill cam up for consideration, it
waa pointed out that the bill waa made
with that end in view. I think that
hereafter the I'nlted Statea Congress
will make yearly appropriations, and
thus be enabled to finish such work as
it Is engaged upon without losing valu
able time and advantages gained by
previous work.
We did not get all that we asked
for. but I think, all things considered,
we did fslrly well. The Columbia River
Is recognised in the East today as one
of the trunk rivers of the country. We
have stood high with others engaged
in this work of securing improvements,
and really ar belter treated than th
Mississippi or the Ohio River sections.
Meeting Is Success.
Tha Rivers and Harbors Congress
was a very successful affair and the
pork barrel' Is absolutely eliminated in
the treatment of projecte. The day for
special boneflta is gone. You cannot
get by" the engineers in the first
place. The treatment of river improve
ment la along the line of policies
rather than the needs of a particular
neighborhood. Oeneral Blsbee. head of
the rnltod States Corps of Engineers,
for the first time addressed the con
vention, which in a measure indicates
th feeling which exists with regard to
tbe association.
"All intermountaln and coast rat
case be for the Interstate Commerce
Commission will be argued next March.
The Oregon cases are all bound up in
these and we will get Just what th
commission thinks we ar Justly en
titled to. Th 'advance rate' cases ar
still being considered, and these, to my
mind, are the most complicated and
tbe most serious which confront th
commission.
TME
In
ADJUSTABLE
DEVICE
Sold in Nearly
30,000 Stores
When yon make
the "hoV-liko mo
tion that is natural
with a safety razor,
this razor gives the
slanting cut that
coaxes the beard off
easiest. Tbe blades
are real rasor blades
of the finest steel.
SHAVINGS
w
gf; '. Turns
Sjr : here, to
fX.i any
K ; angle
'. Instant.
iS lv. Stays
Ji ; where
leav Jt
m ; until
; changed.
"? i Spring
pressure
Joint
; never
Try It Without Expense
Nearly 10.900 drug stores keep
this raxor In nearly every town.
Writ to us. W will direct you
to th nearest store and arrange a
trial.
Csaplt owtnt, aoadrasl su
rer plat. Madea as attorn, In
Noroeeo . 83.00, SS.S3, SR.eS aad
STatO by small. asBp sack If pwn
waat It. Th fires eoa I b
OMLY - added aiad ex
peas. Th Williams Shaving Club
saves all sharpening.
We would like to send you sur
complete description ot thla sua
csstul rasor.
The Williams Company
Tersslaal Handles.
Habokea. X. J.
Sold at Fifty Store) la Prtlaad.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, shore Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St. Iranos
European Plan $1.60 a day op
American Plan S3.00 a day n?
Hew seej aad brick structure. FuraUbadat
seat ef WOO. 000. Every cootiert and co
veaieoce. On carhae traaaiarring all ever
city. Omni Sua meets trains sad wsaian.
Send for Booklet with map of SaaFrandac
op praijg
is r
These Specials for Today and Tomorrow Only
This fine $19.50 Quartered-Oak
RECORD
CASE
for Edison Phono
. 'graph,
$13.00
Has 5 drawers.
Capacity, 125 records.
Also one $18 case of same capacity at $13,00
$15, 4 drawer, capacity 100 records $10.00
FOB DISC KEC0RDS.
$11 Cabinet for Victor records $7,00
Capacity of the above, 140 records.
$16.50 Victor Record Cabinet, 140 capacity $12.00
$24.00 Victor Record Cabinet, 200 capacity $16.00
"We have gone out of the phonograph bnsiness and merely
want to cash in these few cabinets. We are not interested
in profita on them, and fortunately for you ,the cut price
comes just at a time when they aro most in demand.
THIS SOLID
MAHOGANY
PARLOR
TABLE
$12.60
This Massive $33 Fine
EASY
ROCKER
With Spanish, leather cush
ions, seat iind back. Special
$23.00
4
h'ELsliaPessv KrOTM '
W
ml
This $22.50
Combination
Chair and
Card Table
SPECIAL
$15.00
THIS OAK SETTEE
Special
.00
$13
Left over from our
$13 sale, December 13
Just like cut. Spanish
leather seat.
Oak', $13.00.
. Like Cut.
This $18e00 Mahogany Phone
Desk, Stand and 4 n ff
Seat. Special at pldUU
GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANYBODY'S WIFE,
SWEETHEART. 3ISTER OR DAUGHTER
This Extra Fine Desk doo A(
and Chair , Quartered Oak lp65fffU
$17.50 and $20.00
Tapestry
Brussels
Rugs
Special today and Satur
day at
$15.00
9-75
Grand
Are
Cor. El
Stark
Street
Each Customer
Shares the
$25,000
Our annual savings in in
terest and taxea because
we built an th East Bids.