arORNTXG O RTTGOTTI AN, THURSDAY. JTjyE 29. 1911.
the
BDAD5 COMMITTEE
NAMED BY WEST
Governor Acts to Avoid Dupli
cation in Proposed High
way Legislation.
DR. A.C. SMITH IS CHAIRMAN
yj Om Member Appointed From Exerj
, Which Ha FIto rortiAod
Ktkn Road Sonjfbt.
BAX-rV. Or. Job SI- ("palal) To
oil duplication of food roada bills to
go bofor taa pooplo throonO tho lnl
IuUti or fcr T of tho L:Utur.
aa to bto!4 eenfuaton In praparlnc
nth till. Oovoraor Wast !Ur namad
a eotr.mtttoo with ona rapraatatlT
from Bach county azcapt Mcltnoroah.
wfttek haa a rprtitatl.n of Ato.
tM commlUM 1 Biunod tto Ftato
".rana rd rood eemm!ti. wMcn
tieludaa C. t fponco. of Claekamaa
County: A. t 3aon. of Keod Rlrar.
cd A. L bfcaar. of L4BB.
nonriior Wrot Bays that from ro
porta ia haa rocold a bowtldortnc
array of road Ui wia bo oabmlttad
to to pooplo t tho nat rBraJ oloe
t!oi tr varloua orcajiUationa.
Ma aaclara that ho haa rclTd
anarr rjut to ram a comrrUto
Mct ran handlo all thla IrcUlatlon
and harmonlia tt ao trial tho pooplo will
ha to owo dtattnet law to to upon
t'.ot will bo aa noariT aa poaalblo aa
oiprooaloa of tho wlr.ra of ovory
cxinty la tho otato.
FortUnd-SaUrm Kosd TUnncd.
To aaouro act!o tntartrt frora? orory
rtlOB of t5o otata. tto OOT.rnor tu
raquaatod that If any of tho metnboro
appointed la unablo to attend a moot
In whan tt la callod by tho chairman,
that aolaet omo ono olao from bl
county to rprient tlnu
Coyornor Waat alao named a eommlt
too today to dto wayo and maara of
oonatraetlsr modara highway from
Portland to Salem, aucn aa bo aurcaat
4 at rooont maotlnr of tho Rotary
Clua la Port-and. Goorgo T. IloOgcra.
f Marlon: Grant B. Ptmlck. of Oack
amaa. and C. r. Frail, of Multnomah,
wora ram ad on tbla eommlttao.
-Such a road, modern and perrrra
sant. would furntah aomo groundwork
for proposed good roada laglalation. and
tho memboro of thla eommlttao will bo
naked to confer to oocuro co-operation
eetween tho atato and tho eountlea Aa
many conrlrta aa arc arallablo will bo
placed on thla road work, providing
m-re for earing for thero aro atl
ae. aald tha Gorornor.
My theory In appointing tha ro
rai eommltteo to coa-ar tho a fate la
that aomo good roada leglalatioa may
thereby ba prepared whUh will bo
generally beneficial to tha people of
tho whole atato. Bhould there bo half
a daen or mora conflicting roaa oius.
It la probable that none would pa".
r cioo ao many would paaa that th
nnit would aoako a bofh of all o
the aood roada legialaUon.
Membora of tha general eommltteo
nm he tha Ooremor aro aa follows:
Trr. Andrew C Smith, Portland.
rlrmu: He cat or C C McCollocb,
Sakar: Tick Klger. Ponton; C. E.
Dnenrev Claekamaa: J. E. Grata a, flat
on: W. IX F-ue. Columbia: R. E. Pedll-
llon. Cooa: E. B. Thrift. Curry: T. M.
Kaldwln. Crook: Dexter Rica. Douglaa;
J. n LaTcoch. Grant; Edward Dunn.
;n:tarar A. I. 1'aaon. Hood RWor; J. F.
Miub. Hiraar: W. L Vawtor. laekson;
JC O. "raltb. Joaophlno: George N. Bald
win. Klamath: IV. taly. Lake: I. II.
Ulncham. Lane: J. F. Stewart. Marlon;
run Van Vaetor. Morrow; Dr. A. C
Smith. "W. C. BrlatoL C T. Prall. U R-
debater. Thll 8. Baton. Multnomah: IL,
Ulrachbarg. Polk: It W. Strong. Shoe
nan: R. Wataon. Tillamook: Looa
ohen, Umatilla: Ir. Hail. Colon: Jay
Jmblln. 'W allowa; D. J. Cooper. Waaco;
S. Hollla. Waahlnrton: H. C Olat.
TamLill; Jamee Wllion. Wheeier.
tiff a then propooa to obtain a perma
nent Injunction.
Five acreo of land, known a tha
Mllwaoklo Taanorr property, together
with water power and dam. la Inrolrea
la tbo ult- la ! tho County Cour
ootabllahed a county road aloa th
north boundary of tho proporry. prior
to tho incorporation of Mllwaukle. and
tho plalntlffa aer that Mayor
and Councllmen John R. Kelao. T. r.
Ihraan. Warren Knight nd C. t.
Stockton protended to paaa an orOi
nance for tho Improremont of H"l,n
troet ui let n contract for tho ,1m
prooment to W. IL CounaeU. I:
Ing In tha Improrement all th' Pf;
of tho county road along the property
of tho Bl.lntlffa. wrongfully dealg-
nated aa Harrlaon atreet.
it i. rh.rrad that tho Mayor
Councllmen pretended to J"?. "
aurrey and relocate the north boundary
of tho Whltcomb dortaUon land claim,
in which tho property la altuated. nd
to roanrrey and relocato that Pt '
tha county road ao eatablUhed along
tho north boundary of the claim br
hlftlng tha north boudary of tho claim
I7..T feet aouth of tho truo north
boundary lino, unlawfully ancxoachlng
and
BALESMKV WORK TO TtXCT
qcux or cHKjutY ri
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CLARK IS ELECTED
Hood River Man Chosen G. A.
R. Department Commander.
ASHLAND WOMAN HONORED
Woman'" Kelief Corps Xamei 3fra.
Joacphlno B. Crocker Prenldent
and rreanta Token of Esteem
to Retiring I load of Order.
given a chaneo to vote on tho proposed I
commlaslon form of government In 8ep-tmt-mr
.-voriin to atatementa given
out by membora of tha charter commla-
alon which haa boon at wont oince
In drafting a charter for Eugene to em
body tho commlaalon government Idea.
Complete drafta of tha amended char
ter were oupplled to each of tho IS mem
boro of tho commlaalon yeaterday, ana
each member la going over mo unu
carefully to aee that tho paxia 01
new charter aro conalstent wiwi
other and with the aecUona of tho oia
charter which aro to bo ion imacu
An etCoTt will bo made to hava tha
oomploted ard approved document rdy
for oubmlaalon to tho City Council
lta regular meeting on July 10.
approved by tho Council, a apodal elec
tion for lta aubmlaaion can bo Whv.
not leaa than 60 day after that dt.
which will be about September 10.
At tho regular city election iaei oprua
tho people voted tho appointment or a
....... miiiin of 15 members, who
should draft a commission charter to bo
submitted to tho people. "1 no commia
alon U paid a per diem salary. nd haa
held weekly meetings ainco that time.
Tho oocument, which will be submitted
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Mlao laara Cnwary.
Or. June It- tpeclai)
JTlao tora Craaory. who conaoota
the nawe etaad la the Marlon Hotel.
a the Waning randl.late foe Qaaea
of the Cherry Fair- Tha voting eoo
tirt iTm - Saturday night at 10
O'clock- Sitae Orasory la the chotce
of the traveling ealaomen. There are
to other entries: Stella Walling.
Efflo NMdhan. Mabet Tall. Bdllh
ghrank and Floreaco Smith.
opon plalnUfTg property dlstanca of
;.: foot.
There ra a small rreea ana muipona.
inir.th.r with a mill on tho creek, lo
cated near tho north boundary lino of
tha property and within the boundartea
of the land, and It la alleged that by
tha atilfUnir of tho county road anl uia
north boundry Una tho Mllwaukle of
ficials. If not restrained or ma court,
win .nt.r anon tho premises and re
move tho fences, destroy tne miu ana
fill up and d'etroy tho crooa ana miu-
pond.
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PORTIxAyO WOMAN" WTXS tEXSA
TIO.VAX. TRIAL.
Belllnrhara Xan Ordered to Pay for
6npport of Cbildren, Whom
Mother May Get later.
2 GIRLS HOLDJIAN AT BAY
Tsciradl'a Tanghter, A r need. Provo
Ilrrolnea on Own Account.
AAXE3C. Or, Juno II- (Special.) It
developed today that tha little daugh-
ters of A. Tschadl hava tho same hereto
instincts aa their father when It comes
to catching criminals. Tschudl yester
lar held up Farn Grosso at the point of
a gun. after using hla little daughter aa
a dacOV.
A few dara provloua. It wma learned
today. Croaaa followed tho two little
Tschudl girla homo when their parenta
were away. Tha girls entered tho
house and Grooao attempted to follow,
but ono of tho girla armed herself with
an ax and tha other with a hatchet and
kept tho man away. On tha return of
the father ho alonk into tho brush,
lie had been lingering about tho
ctnlty for aoveral days beforo arrested
and bad made numerous attempta to
rersuada tha little girla to leave tho
ho aee with him.
RUSHLIGHT RESIGNS PLACE
Kent In LerUlatare Vacated by Port
land' Major-EJ cel.
SALEH. Or, Jane IS iSpoelaL) A.
ft. Rusnllght. Mayor-elect of Portland,
- 1 as aubmittod to Oovernor tVet hla
realgnatlon aa a member of tha Houao
ef Representatives la tha State Lrsla
laturo. Mr. Rushlight elates that. wt:i:e
hla term will not axplro before tho next
seasion. there waa a possibility of an
extra aasalon being called, and In that
event ho believed ho would bo holding
two ooMlo posltlona.
Mr. Rushlight, wtlla elected at th
last election, never aorved In tha Legis
lature, falling to Qualify for practically
tho same reason. At that time ho was
a member of tho City Council of Port
land, and he believed If ho quallfled
for tho Legislature ho would bo dis
qualified for tho Council.
TOWN OF MILWAUKIE SUED
Plan to Prevent Manlcl paJlty From
Improving Propoaed Street-
OTCEOOJ CTTT. Or, -una il. Pr-
elaL Suit was Inatltuted today In tho
Circuit Court by Roaa Whltcomb. Kate
1. Charman. Dora Cosklla. Hattte B.
Wlastnger and Robert Bonnet against
tha town of Mllwaukle to prevent tho
official of that municipality from pro-
j.-- with tha improvement ox
.inai along th Una r rope sad. upon
th. a-roond that tha propo-ty of tha
iTt tiffs would ba irreparably dam-
Abdication U made for a tem
porary restraining order and tha plain-
EVERETT. TVs.h-. Juno lSpe)-
-4.1 K.ult Feeney. a beautiful wo
man, now or fortiana ana lorawu i
Everett and Belllngham. toaay was
awarded a dtvorca from William
Faenar. of Belllngham. In tho Superior
Court hero, following ono of tho moat
sensational trials in ma ois-iory vi ui
orri aotlon In Everett.
Judso W. W. Black eciaea mat in
two children ahould remain In tho cue-
trwl v of tha court ana roservea i"
.. A Mn. ! eenev ineir cus-
n.iv later. If h considered that sha.
could properly ear for them. Feeney
waa ordered to pay for tha support of
the chlldron.
r- rnov cnargoo r ernaj wiu
.mj,inirt In her compiaunt ana no
vrnnrhi eounter-sult charglnir her with
having eeveral affinities at Belllngham.
Wltneeae wora aummoned from far
nt near. A teacher from a small
town near Fpokana told of havlne; seen
Mr. Feeney entertaining a man while
her husband waa away from home and
of her neglect of her children. A wlt-
.... fmm tivarett testinea mil no "
Mrs. Feeney out with a man In a park
and ah sang to mm iovms;iy. vn.
1 love you so.
ASHLAXD. Or, Juno IS. (Special.)
Th aocond day of th 10th annual
ncarojment of th Stat Grand Army
of tha Republio 4ras of-nnuaual Inter
eat. 10 delegates from out of town be
ing In attandanc. Among- tha dlaUn-e-uljhed
veterans and tho oldest of them
Is J. 8. Ourdana. of Pendleton, who is
7 rears old.
Mavor Nell welcomed the old soldiers
last night and turned over to them tho
keys to th city. Past Commander Cap
tain Jamas O. Phaw, or MUwauxie. ro-
suondrd In an address that was largely
a a nicer of tha oia soldier, uoia . a.
K. and W. R. C held executive seasiona
today, passing on reporta of commlt-
teea and electing offlcera. In all cases
Die elections were unanimous. Tha
new officers are:
For tho O, A. H. Newton Clark, or
Hood River, department commander; A.
C Gnanoor. Ashland, senior vice-corn
mander; D. purceil. Union. Junior vlce-
eommander: Ir. J. & Hall. Fortiana
nose No. I. medical director; Rv. J. S.
Smith. Ashland, chaplain.
Ashland Woman Elected.
Th W. R. C. elected Mrs. Josophlno
B. Crocker, of Ashland, department
nrealdent: Mr a. EilxabeUi Adair, of Ba
lam. aanlor vice: sirs. J. ivers. oi mn-
i.iiM luninr vice: .Mrs. Mav Dlvlt. of
Ashland, treasurer: Mrs. Amanda Will-
lama, of Uncoln-;arfleld Corpa. chap
lain. Mrs. Uzxl Wyatt Bmitn. retiring
nrealdent. was presented with a 0
naxtment gold nln. Nlnly-lght W. R.
t deies-atea are sresent.
Newton Clark, chosen aepanmem
rommandor of the Grand Army of th
Rennbllo for Oregon, enlisted In th
Fourteenth Wisconsin Infantry, Com
pany K, at th beginning of tho war. as
a private, fie servea in uia m
the Tennesses. bis reginvoni isaing pari.
In all tho battles of the West under
General Grant. After th battl of Cor
inth. In lll. Newton Clark was comj
missioned nontenant for meritorious
conduct, for many of the gallant men
k.iAtiHnr in this division or orant s
Army of the Tennessee never returned
after tha vlckaburir campaign.
Th Fourteenth lsconsln then re
turned north In time to take part m
tho battle of Nashville under oenorai
Thomas. In all th hard marcne ana
aever fighting Clark waa a partici
pant.
Clark Lire In Hood River.
In civil life Mr. Clark la a man who
has tho conlldeno and esteem af his
foiinw-eltlzena Coming to Orosun in
1S71 ha located at Hood luver. iie is
rhirior member of Canhy Post. G. A.
r Mnl Ri-ar. and waa lta first com
mender. For SO years he waa grand
recorder of tho A. O. TJ. W. lodge for
Oregon, realsrnlng three yeara ago to
redre to hla homo at Hood luver.
Attandanc at th encampments ror
th past eight yeara haa noen aa ioi
lows: 1904. at Hood River, 344: 105.
at Oregon City. 2S; 190, at Oranta
Pass I3: 1S07. at Newberg. no count
waa kept: 10. at Newport, 280; 109,
at Corvallla. 414: 110. at Astoria, I0.
Four cities aro already oinamg xor m
encampment next year. They ar Ba
lem. Pendleton. Albany and Klamath
Fallg. .
HOQUIM AFTER SETTLERS
Tjoffsed-Off Lsutds Near City to Bo
Divided Into Small Trccto.
EXITS BOTTLED UP
Citizens of Grants Pass Pro
test Railroad's Action:
BUILDINGS BLOCK STREETS
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Newtoa Clark. Fleeted Commander
of G. A- K. at Aahland Coavon-tlon.
to tho Council at Its next meeting,
tho result of their work.
CASTLEvflOCK FIGHT HEARD
II. Ashley on Trial on Charge
Boating- Night Marshal Scott,
of
CASTLE ROCK. "Wash-. Jun 28.
CfiDcclal.) Tho trial of H. Ashley.
charged with assaulting- nlRht Marshal
Scott hero several weeks ago. Is being
heard thla week In the Superior Court
at Kalama, and la attracting much at
tention her.
Ashley U alleged to hav beaten
Marshal Soott. breaking- th officer'
Jaw and maiming him so that h was
unable to bo on duty until a few days
ago. Both the state and th defense
hav summoned a large number of wit
nesses. Harris Trunk Co. Removal sale now on.
Extension of Street tjonnecuiig
Business and Residence. Districts
Made Impossible by Loca
tion of New Depots.
riBANTS PASS. Or, June t. (Spo
.t Tk. itv of Oranta .rasa Mm
h. Rnnthern Pacific Railroad may
have to settle their differences In
onuit. Tho Southern Pacific aomo
tlmo ago built a now passenger depot
In th eastern Dart or town upon w
company's right-of-way. According- to
tho understanding, thla atruoturo was
to hav been placed between Seventh
and Eighth atreota, out wneu it " "
located on tho opposite side of tho
rie-ht-of-war In direct Una with tho
ground on which Seventh street must
bo extended to cross tne traca, mo
-i..n. ma erlad to have a new
a . .,. nhiftctiona were hushed.
hntw. the oompany la evi
dently planning to move lta old freight
depot northward, setting It across
Fifth street on ground that will be
atreet connecting tho
.m- of the town. Thla Is ro-
-AmA hv the citizens as too much.
for they doolaro that If allowed It wlU
...niii t retard tna growia oi m
At present only two atreet connect
the huslneaa and residence diotrlcta
and they are not sufficient to accom
modate traffic To prevent tho pro
poaed action by the company a raaaa
r.-Hna- haa been called In tho Fourth
ward to prepare a protest to tho City
Once expensive buildings ar erected
across these prospective street rights
of way. It would bankrupt th town
to condemn tho property for streets
later. Th action of tho railroad com
n.nv i not taken because there Is not
plenty of room, but because tho fewer
streets are openea tne less wm tnu
for accidents for which the railroad
wnnlri ha liable.
For aomo tlmo tho Council has been
negotiating with th company to open
Fourth and Fifth streets, but little has
been accomplished. Several leading
business men hav expressed lndlirna
tion at what they term tho company
i.Hif.F.nf to tho town's welfare and
future development. A meeting of tho
nnnril will be heia on jiu
hlch some -definite
TODAY and TOMORROW
One-Fourth off the usual price
on all of our Hand-hammered
Russian Brasses
One-Fourth off the usual price
oh all of our Fine Cut Glass
WOODARD
CLARKE & GO.
All Goods Purchased Today
and Tomorrow Charged
on Your July Account
We do artistic Picture Fram
ing at lowest prices
Over one thousand styles of
Mouldings on hand
taken to carry out tha wishes of the
cttUens. '
MISSING MAN'S BODY FOUND
Tho Ualles Resident Believed to
Have Walked Into KKer In Sleep.
THE DAiiLES, Or, Juna 28. (Spe
cial ) Th body of Frank Ferguson, a
well-known Th Dalles young man
missing since Sunday nl;ht, Juno 18,
was recovered today from th Colum
bia River below Cascad Locks. Ska
mania County officials notified C. N.
Burget. tho Wasco County Coroner, at
noon today that a floater had been
ldentWed as Frank Ferguson by let
ters and other means. John Fergu
son, the father, and tho Coroner left
for Bridal Veil this afternoon.
Tho last time the young man was
seen alive was at tho Cramer cigar
otore, on tho corner of Second and
Court streets. He was na
a chair and started away In that con-
j,,.. rt.tne- addicted to walking In
his sleep, it is supposed he walked
down the street Into the river instead
of toward home. The family Is wall
known In Wasco County.
MRS. HELENE SELLER DIES
Complication of Disease Fatal Following-
Ixtng Illness,
lira. Helen Seller, mother of Mrs.
M. S. Hlrsch, wife of th manager of
tho Willamette Tont & Awning Com
pany, died Sunday evening at th family
residence, 88 Twenty-first streot North,
of a complication of diseases. Mrs.
Seller was an elderly woman and had
been In 111 health for some time.
Th body will bo taken to Boise,
Idaho, for burial, where Mrs. 6eller
had made her home. Her husband died
soma time ago.
Bowe & Martin, druggists, ar mov
ing temporarily from their present lo
oatlon to Sixth and Morrison (Portland
Hotel).
LUMBER CAMPS CLOSING
Clark County Men Affected; Forest
I"lrr Feared.
VANCOUVER. Wash, Jun J (Spo-
-t.i Hftween 600 and loo men wni
bo thrown out or employment oy ini
riniinr of lumber camps, in
County on or about July L Th camps
of Weyerhaeuser, northwest of Tacolt,
employing 00 men. close Saturday, on
account, so it is rtponeu, wi ma
of forest Urea during tne oummer ovja-
An
(ma of tho Harvey rruus. near r-ma.
will rloaa thla week tor aninaennno
nerlod. and men there will look other
. I TkA FlavtAll
places I or rnipijMw . -
mill, near nail, will alao close within
a few days.
RoeebarK Chautauqua Open.
TfrvSFTtrT.a. Or Jun 2. (Special.)
Favored by Ideal weather and with
many out-of-town reaiaenta in atiena-
nrui. Rosebunra flrt annual Chautau
qua assembled t-xlay. Th screlonj
ar being held undo? a larg canvss
-. in i ha business aisirici ar.u win
contlnu until th evening of July 4.
Tho programme ron'mr i
oelectiona by local talent, followed by
an Interesting- acaress oy ut. i -. j-
i . Tha aneAKOr cniwio mm Mil awi-
lect "Men and Measures" and handled
. in a most Imoress'v man
ner Tomorrow's programme lncludea
i .nt.rtalnlnic featurw as well
as valuable oducaUonal phases.
uiu Fla-ht Fr Lite.
It was a long and bloody battl for
llfo that waa wag-a , ---- -
Vlarahon. OI .owmra. .-. - ' ....... ..-
-1 had loat much hlooa
HOQITIAM. Wash., Jun J 8- (Spe
cial.) A plan to opon tho loggeu-on
landa In tho rlclnlty of Hoqulam for
settlement haa been taken up by tho
two commercial organisations oi mis
city and a Joint committee naa Deen
named to hanoio tne project i w
first broached by tho Trnty-five
ThonsanS Club, and waa discussed by
tho Commercial Club today.
Arrangements nave Deen maoo ir
tha nurchaae of a 1400-acr tract In th
Humptullpa River Valley by a corpora
tion to bo oraanisea irom
membora of tho two cluba Tho land
will bo divided Into tracta of 10 to 20
....... .nd aold to actual aettlers. The
committee haa been promised assistance
In bringing in setuers oy toa raurwui
companies.
TEACHER SUES FOR $5000
Crabtree Farmer Defendant in 1lbel
and Slander Ca5e.
it.niST. Or. Juno JS. (Special.)
Beforo a crowd which packed tho court
room to th Ooora, in onmano aun
Ada Compton va. E. A. Easton. which
naa attracted wld attention In Linn
County, went to trial beforo a Jury In
Judge Kelly'a court hero today.
Mlsa Compton. a icnooi
suing A. Kaston, a premmrai
of Crabtree. for loOOO for alleged libel
and Blander, alleging an amcio 110
wrote In a Hclo newspaper and remarks
he Is alleged to nave maas nn
her reputation as a
personal standing.
Mora uian i yv " - ------
Crabtre to near ma case .u
aald that more than SO of them will
testify.
World's
Scenic
Route
Through tho Peerless Rockies I
The Trip of a Lifetime!
Excursion Rates
Tha Official Rout of Al Kader Tem
ple, Portland, to Shrine Mecca
at Rochester, New York.
For rates, dates of Bale and fnll par
ticulars, apply at 142 Third
Street, or Address
FRANK R. JOHNSON.
General Agent, Portland.
MAN FEARED PROSECUTION
Gerald Sifc-nrd Statement ecrn
PetecUvoBnrnln "Wappr" Ca
SEATTL.il Wash, June Clarence J.
Gerald, one of the state s principal wit
nesses in the trial of ex-Chief of Police
Charles "W. Wappensteln. accused of ac
cepting a bribe from Gerald and Gideon
Tupper for permuung m "i""
crib houses, admitted, during cross-examination
today, that he signed a state
ment before Detective W. J. Burns and
Prosecuting Attorney jonn r. auiiim
because bo feared prosecution.
Gerald asserted that the statement
waa written by Murphy In his presence.
Tho gist of Gerald's testimony was simi
lar to that given "
from
Ln' MAY TRY CHANGE
unable to work. t)eatn seeroea cioa
ago. to uh 1 - xfc..,a -- , .
But It haa heipoa me greaiiy. n
.11 ,hat tin claim." For weak, core
lungs, obstinate coughs, stubborn colds.
noarsenees. la grippe, asinma, or-r
or any tnroai rr iuua ' " " i" -
nrme. luc tog i . . . w...
Guaranteed by all druggists.
Commission Plan of Government
May Bo Submitted In September.
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Your children should
have the advantage of
a musical education
A Good Piano is
readily obtainable
now Read this offer:
Investigate these reduced prices on Pianos
Baby Grands and Player Pianos
Really Elegant $350 Pianos now $195 at $6 a month
Others at corresponding reductions
a 1 I X. .33.1 'Jr.e.Basa-4
tainable here now at reductions in simple interest nuutsui
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At no time in the past has Eilers
Music House been in better position
to demonstrate the correctness of its
merchandising principles and tne iar
reachins advantages piano buyers are
thereby able to secure than right now.
PVor mnr.fl ita inception it naa
many cases fully one-third less.
This iff an exhibition and sale of
the utmost importance to every music
loving home. ,
"Will accept old instruments in part
-.ormant Thnaa havine Tjianos or
Lver since iu "w""' j , ,v:i,
been the aim of Eilers. Music House organs of greater . l-s worth -h f
to furnish the very highest quality in
pianos, at the very lowest possioie
price. . .
How thoroughly we are in position
to do this will now be demonstrated
upon our price tags.
We are selling each, exhibition in
strument. Every instrument contained
in the magnificent opening exniDi
tion, all the beautiful Baby Grands
and larger Grands, and the superb
plain-cased and fancy-cased Upright
Pianos, as well as the dozens and doz
ens of different styles and designs of
the latest and best of Player Pianos,
comprising nearly every make, are
Priced lower man we same piuo
quality is or ever will be obtainable
elsewhere.
We are going to sell every one oi
these instruments at the earliest pos
sible moment. Our May sales were
greater by 97 per cent than during
May last year, and during the present
month we" are going to exceed by more
than 100 per cent the big record of
piano selling made by us during June
last year.
The Player Pianos reduced. A Flay
er Piano such as you would expect
ordinarily to pay $650 for, is now
$496, and we have numerous war
ranted, thoroughly dependable Player
Pianos for less than even this low
price.
Player Pianos of the very highest
priced type and of most lavish con
struction, for which it is the custom
for ordinary dealers to charge $100()
and $1100, are here for $815, $752
and less.
The very highest achievement in
Baby Grand Pianos, among them
Chickering Quarter Grands and other
small Grands, Sohmer masterpieces,
Kimball small Grands, Decker and
Hazelton Grands, in the most superb
lv figured of fanciest and rare woods,
and for many or wmcn ptuu auu
6hould be exchanged for some of these
magnificent new exhibition pianos,
will find us willing to allow most lib
erally for such old instruments toward
part payment of these new ones.
In this sale we have also numerous
new and warranted Pianos, such as
are usually sold for $250 and $350.
Come prepared to purchase one of
these now at positively one-third less,
and even the finest of Chickerings
and Kimballs and Deckers and Soh
mers will be found in this sale at a
saving in price that represents enough
to more than pay for an almost com
plete musical education
Ask particularly to see the really
beautiful warranted $350 Pianos that
are now $195.
As to terms of payment. We shall
sell at this time any of these instru
ments on our 24 months' or even our
three years' extended payment plan,
at the absolute cash sale price, with
payments.
Superb Player Pianos and Baby
Grands will be 6old for $15 a month,
and there will be some for as little as
$12 and for $10 monthly.
We shall let you iave a very good,
new, warranted, se-viceable Upright
Piano for payments of $5 a month,
and the fancier, styles may be had for
$6 and $8 monthly.
Special to buyers from out of town.
As our special contribution to those
who are visiting our beautiful city, we
agree to prepay freight to any rail
road station or boat landing in Oregon
or Washington, at these sale prices,
upon any instrument purchased dur
ing this sale. Select your Piano now,
while you are here in the city. If you
are not prepared to pay the complete
first payment, make a small deposit
to show good faith and arrange for
settlement of the balance later.
Special to purchasers of Player
Piano. A splendid music cabinet, con
taining an exquisite collection of the
best of music rolls, will be given free
with every Player Piano purchased
during this sale, investigate tms,
means a great deal.
It
See our elegant new Player Pianos at $496
The Modern Player-Piano Makes Pianists of us all
Remember where
At Eilers Music House
$1000 and even $1200 is charged by ? h d Sts. The Nation's Largest Dealers
the regular piano trade; these are ob- "ow ai i
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