THE JrtnrSTTTO OEEGOm, SATURDAY, N0TE3TBER 4, 1911.
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MARTIN GIVEN 0P;
RIIER HOI TAKEN
Governor Extradites Colora
doan and Fugitive Deputy
Is to Come for Him.
ARREST AT LINE PROBABLE
KIXKFR'S COH1XG IHCnTU
Jndg Gave Saja lie Will light
"Flippant" Courae of Case.
Wbg Informs of Gortrnor West's
reftwal to luut requisition papers oa
the Governor of Colorado for th. r
tura of Ixjmty tihertit junker to Port-
Weat Likely to Pardon Kidnaper.
Execntlva Also Contemplates
Bringing Denver Wife Hero
to Try Whole Case.
EJLLEM. Or. Nov. 1. (Special.
When Governor Weet today refused to
grant a warrant of requisition on th.
Coventor of Colorado for Deputy hner
! Iff W. A. Rlnker. of Denver, not did
arrant extradition papers for Leo W.
llartln. who Is la Portland and Is
wanted in Colorado, he paved th. way
rr another lonr chain of compura
tiona to ald to thoae which have al
ready surrounded ths Governor. Martin
and Rlnker.
Klnker has been Indicted In Port
land on a chars-, of kMnaplcc and ex
tradition papers on this chare, were
thoa. which th. Gorernor refused to
hnnor.
Martin la now wanted In Colorado on
a mars;, of fatlar. to support his wlf.
and Infant. This. It Is alleged. Is th.
same child which Martin endeavored
to keep from coming Into th. world,
according; te th. original complaint. To
add to the complications Deputy Sheriff
Rlnker has ben designated by th.
Oovernor of Colorado to com. to Port
land and take Martin bark to Denver
on th. non-support charge.
Irr May lie Seised.
Th. arqulesenr. of Oovernor West In
honoring- thes. Martin .xtradltlon
Miwni means that Klnker will com. to
Portland anyway and as soon as he
teps ov.r th. Oree-on line b. lays him
self open t. arrea-t on th. kidnaping
rharfa
"I am granting thes. papers and re
fusing th. others because 1 se. no rea
son why th. stat. should ro to th.
expense of sending a man after Rlnker
when he Is cumin her. anyway at the
expense of th. 8tat. of Colorado." said
Oovernor West, when explaining his
action.
The oovvrnor refused to say whether
he would pardon Rlnker If he Is ar
rested on his arrival In Oregon and Is
convicted with Detectives Maloney and
Mallett oa th. kldnaplns; chars;, which
has been Jointly lodged ajrainat the
three. That he will do so. however.
Is considered to be certain.
Brlaartaaj of H'ssu Flaaae.
To add to th. fun and brine; th
whol. question to a quicker taa'ie. I
have still another Idea than tl.at,"
rommented th. Governor, when asked
If h. would pardon Rlnker In the
event of hi. brine convicted on a
, charts of kldnaplne lf Rlnker la ar
rested and th. Martin case Is further
- tied up because of th. arrest. I am
serlooely consldertner sending; a ticket
to his wife la Denver to brine; ber to
.'Portland and ha v. a f.w of thes.
ehargea tried out In our own courts.
W". could get satisfaction In Oregon all
around then, as well as trying; out th.
rases against Rlnker and th. do tec t-
. Ives."
West Exa-lalns Psteltioak
Governor Weat sent the following; let
f ter to District Attorney Cameron. In
which he outllnea h:a position:
"I am in receipt of yours of th. first
t Instant, enclosing request for a requl
' sltlon upon the Oovernor of Colorado
.for th. .xtradltlon of W. A. Klnker.
"-who stands charged with the crime of
kldnaplnc. and In reply will say that
1 cannot see my way clear to comply
with your request for th. following;
reasons:
"It la charred In th. Indictment, a
ropy of which you Inclosed, that th.
said W. A. Rlnker, Fred Mallett and
John C Maloney. on th. 11th day of
October. 111. In the County of Mult
nomah. State of Orton. then and there
being, did then and there unlawfully,
forcibly and f eloTtlously. without lawful
authority or lawful excuae, sell, and
restrain on. Leo VT. Martin against his
, wl.l with the Intent of them. t!y said
oefendanta. unlawfully and feloniously
to nun him. th. said Leo W. Martin,
against bla will to b. aent out of the
' r-tat. of Oregon and Into th. fltate of
i Vaahlr.g-ton. and did then and there,
wit-tout lawful authority, forcibly and
feloniously kidnap, carry and send th.
' said Deo W. Martin out of th. btate of
1 Orrg-oa and Into another state, to-wit.
tie ji-ate of Washington, against th.
will of said Leo W. Martin, contrary to
the statutes la such cases mad. and
1 )rnvtded. against th. peace and dignity
of th. state.'
Arrest Peesaed Pv.ef.
"Th. records of this office show that
W. A. Illnker, upon the petition of a
duly certified request from th. Oov
ernor of Colorado, was given an execu
tive warrant for the arrest and extra
dition of Leo W. Martin. who was
charved with a mot heinous offense
acalnet th. laws of Colorado. I tak. It
, that with this executive warrant the
said Rlnker no doubt believed that he
was armed with authority to take th.
aa:d Martin out of th. State of Oregon
and back to Colorado, whera h. would
i be givea his day In court.
"There Is oa fl!e In this office an
other request from the Oovernor of Col
orado for a warrant and extradition of
the said Leo W. Martin, who now stands
charged with the crime of con-support
of his wlf. and child, who are In desti
tute olraumatancea In the City of Ien
ver. and th. said W. A. Rlnker had
, been named by the Oovernor of Colo
rado as the agent of that stat. to tak.
a:d Leo W. Mania back to the State of
lorado to be dealt with according to
law. and he will no doubt arrive In due
fme to recelv. the warrant, which this
office will b. pleased to Issue and to
tak. said Martla Into custody.
Utsir Arroet rwealkle.
"At that tlm. If Mr. Rlnker still
stands charged with the crime of kid
naping, he caa be taken Into custody
without th. expense that would be In
curred should aa agent b. sent to Den
ver for htm.
"furthermore, should requisition pa
pers be losued by this office and aa
agent b. sent to Colorado for Klnker,
it would undoubtedly happen that, since
the precedent had been established In
this state, that the matter would be
tried la the Colorado courts, where it
would likely be he'.d that It was not a
cas. of kljnaplrtg. or that kidnaping
wae not a crime la the t-tate of Oregon."
land. Judge Oateni last night Isiued tha
following statement:
"I quit. agro with Governor West
In his refusal to Issue .xtradltlon pa
pers on Colorado for th. r.tura of Dep
uty Sheriff Klnker to Oregon, provid
ing Klnker Is coming to Oregon, as the
Governor presumes. If the Colorado
official Is coming here. It would be. as
th. Governor says, a needless expense.
But I do not believe that Deputy Sher
iff Klnker Is coming her., or that h.
will com. here of his own accord. He
Is la contempt of my court and I most
assuredly am opposed to anyone being
excused from answering for such ac
tion, and do not propose to permit flip
pant disposition of this cas. la any
manner.
"As for th. kidnaping charg. against
Deputy Sheriff Rlnker. I have nothing
to say. as that Is a subject for the
courts other than my own to decide. In
the case of Martin. It Is not for me to
say whether he Is or Is not guilty of a
crlm. la Colorado. All that I know la
that h. was not properly lndlcte'd un
der th. statutes of Colorado In the ccse
HAWLEY BACK HOI
Rpresentatlve Inspects Wa
terways in Two Counties.
DOUGLAS AND COOS HAPPY
WTLtA-treTTB VALLEY PIO
m:kh WILL BE HI HIED
AT SALEM SO DAT.
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Owing to Lack of Transforation
Facilities Trip Proves Hard and
Most Tiresome Development
of Conn try la Rapid Sow.
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Jasaes Walt av.
FALEU. Or, Not. . (Special.-)
Th. funeral of James Walton.
Willamette Valley pioneer who
died yesterday, will b. held her.
Sunday afternoon at I o'clock'
the burial to b. In Oddfellows'
Com.tery.
that was tried before me, and I based
my decision on th. facta as presented
at that time."
BALLOT 1M 111 TANGLE
ATTOIUTETS SAY HOTATIOX OF
XAMXS IS PROBLEM.
Interpretation of Measure May
Force Controversy at Oomlivg
E lection In Mnltnomah County.
S.VLEM. Or, Not. S. (Special.) In
tereating compllaatlona, especially In
Multnomah County, are promised as a
result of th. new law passed by th.
last Legislature, providing for th. ro
tation of th. names of candidates on
the ballot when there are five or mora
candidates running for any on. office.
If th. conclusion reached by a number
of legal advisers ber. proves to be a
correct one.
It Is contended that In tha caa. of
randldates for Kepresentatlv. In the
Legislature. In Multnomah County, for
Instance, where there are 11 such of
fice, to fill, that th. wording of the
law Is such as to make It Impossible
for th. rotation of names to b. fol
lowed out unless there ar. at least to
candldat.a In th. field for th. 12 of
fices. Th. law provides that the rotation of
name, shall not take place unlets there
ar. f:v. or more candidates In th. field
for any on. office. In that .vent, it Is
asserted. If there should be five can
didates for th. Legislature In Mult
nomah County that these five would
all hare to be candidates for one par
ticular office and not to aaoartaln who
should recelv. the highest number of
votes, and th. second, third, fourth and
fifth b. respectively ejected to other
positions as Representatives. It la de
clared that In .vent ons candidate re
ceiving the highest number of vote
would b. elected that It would preclude
th. othera from being elected, aa tha
highest would be elected for "on. of
fice" as against the other four.
Consequently It In asserted that five
candidates or more for every office
would be required before the names of
the candidate, could be used In rota
tion. Thus there would be 11 sets of
flee candidates. It Is contended.' or 0
candidates or more In all before the
scheme of rotation could b. worked
out This also would be true In Marlon
County, it la asserted, where there are
fire members of the Legislature. Only
IS candidates would b. -required In
stead of CO.
From this fact It la said that the law
Is practically a dead letter and can
not bs worked cut satisfactorily under
Its present wording, although sum. de
clare that the office of Representative
Is "one office," and as a reault any
candidate, running for on. of th. 12
places aa Representative are neverth
iess only running for on. office.
BULLETS GOWE DANCERS
WOMA-N AT GILV-VD ROVDE 13
TICTIM OF STRAY SHOT.
Ud I a Chance Ballplayer, Arrested,
Charged With Disturbance of
Tamlilll County Peace.
FHKRITPAN. Or, Not. . (Special.)
A panlo was precipitated and a woman
Injured by a flying bullet at a public
danc. at Grand Ronde last night, when
Ed La Chance, a ballplayer, entered the
dance hall and opened fir. aft.r an
altercation with hie brother.
When th. two men entered th. room
th. dancers thought that they had
been drinking and though on. of th.
men flourished a revolver their argu
ment went unnoticed until bullets be
gsa to perforate the floor. Mrs. Dudley
une of th. dancers was shot In one
leg.
La Chance was arrested and taken to
McMlnnvlll. where he will await trial,
lie Is charged with carrying weapons
and for disorderly conduct.
ilra Dudley was taken to Wlllamlna
where her wound was dressed.
JCarlou County Pioneer Burled.
SALEM. Or, Not. . (Special.) V.
Habberly. aa old reatdent of Marlon
County, was burled todav. th. funeral
being held at his home. Stat. and Cot
tar, streets. He was 75 years of age
and was well-known, especially among
th. German residents.
SALEM. Or, Nov. J. (Special.
Tired and weary from about 10 days
passed on train, stag, and boat. In
restlgatlng th. waterways In Douglas
and Coos counties. Representative W. C,
Ilawley returned homo today. The
trip wis a hard one because of th.
lack of transportation faollltles. but
Mr. Hawley expressed himself as nign
lv released with the uniform enthusi
asm of the citizens of th. localities
visited and the general appearance of
prosperity and development wherever
he went.
With the prospect of rail communi
cation assuming more tangible shape.
a I the develnnrnent already accomplished
I bv the expenditure of large aums of
money In the improvement oi mo
waterways, and the belief that the
Government will continue to appro
priate money for the Improvement of
the Coos Bay. Couullle and Umpqua
waterways, the people of Western
Douglas und Coos Counties are now
fully confident that tneir great re
sources of the soil. mine, forest and
sea will soon find an accessible rout.
to profitable outside markets Is tno Be
lief of Mr. Hawley.
Mr. llawlev left Drain early Wed
nesday morning. October la. arriving
bv stage at Gardiner that evening
where he discussed with the citizens
the improvement of Winchester Bay
and the Umpqua River. The Govern
ment engineers have not looked with
favor on this waterway In recent
rears, but ojiother effort will be made
to have It relnspected with a view to
lmproremcnt as It Is the natural out
let of a large section of fertile coun
try and at the present time much tlm
ber Is ready for th. market In that lo
cality.
Marakfleld I. Hoax.
After leaving Gardiner the following
mriminir tha ReDresentatlv. went to
Marsh field where he was the guest of
ths Coos Pay Commercial Club unui
the fniiowlmr Monday morning when
he left for Myrtle Point. North Bend
nd Murshfleld. through their leading
cltlsens and commercial bodies, made
his stay a pleasant and profitable oc
casion.
The dreda-o Orwgon Is doing soma
useful work on the bay with the Gov
ernmnnt annroDrlatlon. dredging the
inner harbor and making needed fills
with the sand and gravel ODtainea, so
that Instead of the 1 feet of water
called for by the engineers plans more
than 20 feet will be secured. The ap
propriation Is of sufficient slxe to meet
all the requirements from this source.
Especially when continued from year
to year.
Thursday night Mr. Hawley was the
guest of the North Bend Commercial
Club and made an address to the cltl
sens of that city and on Friday Mayor
L. J. Simpson, of North Bend, took
him, with a delegation of the commer
cial clubs of Marshfleld and North
Bend, and a number of captains of th.
vessels plying on Coos Bay, on board
his launch for a trip of Investigation
over th. bay and bar to Inspect th.
jetties. It was found that th. heavy
inrmi of recent years had done much
damage to th. Jetty and Mr. Hawley
proposes to call this to tn. attention
of the engineers ana to secure en m.v
nrnnriation for Its repair and exton
ion- In the evening he addressed the
cltlsens of Marahfleld and later was a
guest of th. Mllllcoma Club. Satur
day was passed on a trip of Inspection
up Coos River to view a cut-off.
threatening the navigability of that
stream and on Bunday tha lawmaker
went to church and restsa.
Couullle Entertains Onset.
Arrlvlne? at Myrtle Point. Monday,
about SO persons cam. over from Co
nniiie In six autos and took Mr. Haw
ley back to Coqullle where he was the
guest of the Commercial Club that
nnise. Tuesday he went to Bandon,
Inspecting th. Coqulll. waterway. The
dredge Oregon naa oono
work on this waterway during the
Summer and the people were well
pleased with th. result, about half of
th. Government ippropnauuu jut -malnlng
for additional work when
needed. .
ir iiVt went over tno bar here
on board a tug. Th. north Jetty will
need to bo extended and more water
secured on the bar and In th. Inner
harbor and this Mr. itawiey proposes
to lay before th. engineers at Wash
ington this Winter and endeayor to
have two projects authorised. Tues
day evening h. addreesed tho people
of Bandon on their waterway and pro
posed legislation for the settlement of
the publlo domain, th. rights of home
steaders and their Inability to secure
patents In many cases, and other mat
ters of local Interest. After th. ad
dress the Commercial Club of Bandon
tendered Mr. Hawley a banquet.
Returning to Coqulll. Wednesday.
Mr. Hawley met many people desiring
to so. him on official (ruslness and
then returned to Myrtle Point, where
the needs of his constituents In that
locality wery considered and an en
joyable time passed. Thursday morn
ing h. left Myrtle Point for Roseburg
by stage, oomlng through to Salem
that night.
ANALYSIS CAUSES ARREST
UarrUhai-g- Man Plead Not Guilty
to Selling Intoxicant.
ALBANT. Or, Not. . (Special.) As
th. reault of th. purchas. cf a bottl.
of Roseburg temperance beer by Sher
iff Smith, whet he attended the Har
rlsburg potato show recently, D. E.
Henry, of Harrlsburg, was arrested to
day charged with violating the local
option lams. He was arraigned before
Justice Swan here today and pleaded
not guilty. H. will b. tried next Fri
day. Henry Is alleged to hare been dis
pensing near-beer at Harrlsburg for
enme tlm. and says the Roseburg brew
ery guaranteed It did not contain
enough alcohol to make Its sale Illegal
In dry counties. Th. bottle Sheriff
Smith purchased was analyxed by Pro
fessor Fulton, of the Oregon Agricul
tural College, and found to contain 1.05
per cent alcohol.
Raymond Phone System Disabled.
RAYMOND. Wash.. Nov. . (Special.)
A f!r. In the switchboard of th. Wti-
lapa Harbor Telephone Ccmpany tn this
city at o'clock last night put every
telephone In th. city oat of commis
sion. Manager Peverstoff announced
today that It would be several days be
fore the board would o. In use. The
long-distance circuit Is Intact.
9 O
area
ins for
oclay
Drugs Priced Low for
Saturday
10o Powdered Borax, pkg 7
10c Epsom Salts, jkg ..-6d
10c Compound Licorice Powder, pkg 6J
10c Powdered Sulphur, pkg ..75
10c Prepared Chalk, pkg 7
10c Glycerine and Bay Rum, bottle. ...... . . v 7t
lOo Pure Soda Bicarbonate, pkg 5?
50o Pure Cream Tartar, pkg 34?
10c Peroxide Hydrogen, bottle..'... 7J
10c Moth Balls, pkg 5
10c Parawax (paraffine) -
25c Soda Phosphate (Merck), lb..... ,.-15d
10c Senna Leaves, pkg 6J
10c Powdered Pumice, pkg...... 6
25c Witch Ilazel, bottle .-17d
10c Cascara Bark, pkg 7
35c Absorbent Cotton, lb 27d
10c Bird Seed, pkg 7c
10c Bird Sand, pkg 76
10 Loofor (Japanese Bath Sponge) 5c
10c Flax Seed (whole or ground) pkg 7
Water Bottles Priced for
Saturday
$2.00 2-qt. Red Combination "Water Bottle and
Fountain Syringe S1.39
$1.25 2-qt Red "Water Bottle, guaranteed 98
85c 2-qt "Water Bottle.' 63d
$2.00 3-qt. Red Fountain Syringe, guaranteed,
for only S1.39
$1.00 2-qt Fountain Syringe 63d
COMPARISON will show our drugs and merchandise
priced lower than at any store on the Coast quality
considered. We sell only "WOODLARK" QUALITY
Out-of-town folks, we sell and ship to every part and port in the world. Mall na
your orders and save money.
French Mirrors Priced
for Saturday
French panel inirrora in antique gold, dull
gold with ornamented comers and verdigris
frames, all with imported color reproductions
in top. Just one suggestion for a Xmas gif,t.
Price $2.00; Saturday 57
Special picture inducement for three days
Saturday Monday Tuesday.
Pastel paintings, every one different framed
close, with gold mats and handsome ornament
al gold frames. Regular $12; choice. .$4.85
JUST A FEW LEFT
8x10- oil paintings in deep gold frames
figures and landscape regular $12.00; your
choice .$4. 85
Framed carbons in beautiful toned oaks;
such well-known subjects as Home Keeping
Ilearta Hanging of the Crane, Etc. Regular
price $5.00; special $2. S3
Hair Brushes and Combs
Priced for Saturday
$1.25 English 'Rosewood Hair Brushes, bristle
set in rubber 79?
75c Hair Brushes 49
35o and 40c Tooth Brushes. 27t
75o Celluloid and Hard Rubber Ladies'
Combs 59
25o Children's Fine Combs. 19t
25c Gentlemen's Combs 15
Stationery Priced for Saturday
A few boxes left of our 50c and 75o A
"box paper." Your choice at XtC
50o box of 125 envelopes to match, A (r
at only JC
Raphael Tuck's Private
Greeting Cards.
Without doubt the finest collection of holiday
and greeting cards ever shown on this coast.
Order now and have exclusive Xmas and New
Year cards.
One Box Cross Stationery.
Stamped with two initials $1.00 value, r7Ze
at only
Envelopes to match, EJ QQ
Five Quires Paper Stamped With
Three Initials.
Woodlark, "Waterman's "Ideal," Conklin Self
filler. Large, small, plain or mounted ; a point
for every hand. Sold on ten days' t Cf
trial. Priced up from pi.WU
Fountain Pen Headquarters
We are Fountain Pen headquarters. Wood
lark, Waterman's "Ideal," Conklin Self
Filler; large, small, plain or mounted; a point
for every hand. Sold on 10 days' trial Priced
at $1.00 and up. QRn
"Woodlark" Ink Pencils, reg. $1.50, -tV.
PENS CLEANED AND REFILLED FREE
Sundries Priced for
Saturday
90c Folding Looking A Q
Glass OC
$1.00 Hand 1Q.
Mirrors .. .tOC
50o Razor OQ
Strops OC
10c School Pocket Knives, T
with chains
$1.50 Bean Pot QRn
Casseroles i70C
$1.75 Wasp, small Alarm fl " T
Clock, while they last... P1X f
$2.00 Sterling Tipped - $1 OO
Men's Walking Sticks....? XaOO
$2.50 Bristle Bath Brush, with QQ
Flexible Rubber Back ZJOl
25c Wool Dusters, varied colors O '
fine soft wool, long handle OC
Liquors Priced for
Saturday
$1.25 Full quart Old Oscar Pepper
or Old. Taylor Bourbon, bot- QQ-
tied in bond a70C
$1.00 Old Tom Martin, a fiQr
blend at only Uvt
$1.25 Carlisle, Rye, bonded, 7Q-
at only ' i7'
$1.25 Chicken Cock Bourbon, QQf
8 years old, bottled In bond.. O71,
$1.25 Jesse Moore, 7Q"
at only
$2.00 Crawford's Select t1 AO
Scotch, 10 years old Vlrto
$2.50 Crawford's Extra tSl 7Q
Select Scotch, 20 yrs. old. ? X O
$1.60 De Kuyper Holland atl 9 9
Gin, large apX.OO
$1.00 Apricot and Peach 7Qf
Cordial, very fine -'-'
$1.50 Dubonnet Wine, the 1 O O
arpetixer ? X aaGO
$1.50 Russian KummeL' fl?f O?
at only apX.aCO
75o California Port, Sherry, Musca
tel, Malagra, Claret, Zin- jjo Cf
fandel, etc 44o bot., 6 for ?"l-,u
Powder, Paste & Perfumes
. Priced for Saturday
50o La Blache Face Powder. .27
50o Java Riz Face Powder .;. .25d
50c Cameline 29
50e Pebeoo 31
75o Roger & Gallet Perfumes. 59
25o Euthymol Tooth Paste. . . 10J
25c Graves' Tooth Powder... 10
25o Mennen's Talcum Powder. 9
35o Williams' Talcum Powder, 2
for 25
Burnt Wood Subjects
Priced for Saturday
Now is the time to select burnt
wood subjects make most accept
able gifts. If you have never burnt
wood, eome in and let us tell you
about it if yan have, you will ap
preciate our immense stock of
Wood to Burn; beautiful designs
all greatly reduced in price.
Dresser Boxes.
Regular $L45; now $1.09
Regular $1.25; now., . 88
Regular 70c; now. .....41
Cuff and Collar Boxes.
Regular $1.25; now 88
Regular 75a; now. ...... M. .46
Regular 70c; now..... 41
Regular 35c; now 22 ifi
Tie Racks.
Regular 50c; now 33
Regular 35o; now 22
Qas-0-Pen attached to any gas
jet ready in an instant lowest
priced wood burning outfit on the
market; complete 9
Patent Medicines Priced
for Saturday
50c Allen's L-ung Balsam 32t
25o Angier's Throat Pastilles
for only 17d
$1.00 Athlophoras 69
50c Ballard's Horehound Syrup
for only 32
25o Brandreth's Pills 15
50c Burkhart's Vegetable Pills
for only 296
$1.00 Biosal 71
$1 Chamberlain's Congh Rem
edy for ..69
$1.75 Chewalla -31.49
25o Centaur Liniment . . .17 6
$1 Cooper's New DisoV.-GOd
35c Castoria 17
50c Craft's Distemper. . .336
25o Celery King Tea 15
50c Coke's Dandr'f Cure 33
$1 Coe's Eczema Cnre...69c
$1 D. D. D. Eczema 65d
$1 Dr. Syke's Catarrh G76
50c Doan's Ointment ... .326
25o Egyptian Tea 16
$1 Graham's H'r Restorer QQ6
$1 Hyomei Catarrh 69 6
$1 Hemaboloids (Arsenated)
special at 73t
$1 Hagee's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound . .- 69t
25o Jayne's Expectorant. 17i
25o J. & J- Belladonna Porous
Plaster 106
$1.00 Johnson's Indian Blood
Syrup 656
50c Kitchell's Liniment. .31
50c Kinsman's Asthma.. -33t
$1 Kaufman's Sulphur Bitters
for only 716
$5 Mack's $1000 Spavin Rem
edy S4.69
Patent Medicines Priced
for Saturday
50c Lavoris 336
$1 McElree's "Wine of Cardui
for 676
50c Ozojell ...33t
$1 Powell's Stomach Rem. 69d
50o Phenol Sodione 306
$1 Phos. Muriate of Quin. 666
$1 Peter Moller's Cod Liver Oil
for 656
25o Pike's Centennial Salve,
specially priced at. ...... .16t
50o Rheumatic King 326
35c Rocky Mountain Tea.30J
25o R. L P. A. N. S. Tabules
now only . . - -. . 1 (i
$1.00 Sevetal .606
50o Sag's Catarrh 33d
$1.00 Traxo .656
25o Tutt's Liver Pilla 166
50o Vapo-Cresolene 326
50c Whitehall's Rheumatic
Remedy 326
Ladies' Bags Priced for
Saturday
SHOPPING BAGS in seal, ealf
and pigskin, leather lined, inside
purse, double strap handles and
riveted frame. This purse has sold
all season at $3, very tfcO QO
special Saturday tytt.ZO
special Saturday.
AN ODD LOT OF TAILORED
BAGS, all colors, worth to $4.00.
Special Closing M 09
COIN BAGS in buckskin, good val
ues at 60o Saturday, while O
they last oc
Woodarctj Clarke &
Co.
A charge account -with us will be a convenience to you. Why not open one today?
ILISKYS WIN AND LOSE
SISTER OF JIATBELLE GILMAN
CORET GETS SMAUTj AMOCIfT.
Jad-re Allow Portland Man's Wife,
Defendant In Dlvorc SnlaOnly
$50
SSontoIr Alimony.
IV IjMV . - . ...... - r '
Upon motion of S. T. Jeffries, attorney
lor tne cieieiKiani. v.irouii Je -u-
bell today lseuea an graer uiuwiub
Mrs. Cleta Pearl Alislcy. Bister or Mrs.
Mnybelle Gtlman Corey, wife or the
Steel Trust maarnata. $50 a month ali
mony during; the pendency of the suit,
1160 suit money and IJ00 lawyer's fee
In the divorce action niea Dy inries
W. AUsky. a theatrical man, and son of
- a a n.b a waa.lt hT retired Port
land confectioner. Mra. Allaky, her
usband and the parents or air. Aiiaay
ere In court when tha order wae la-
jed.
In a motion made tha day following
tne in : ii k ui tuv .
asked 15000 suit money. 1100 lawyer's
rea; ana i.uu m ujuutu --
the pendency of the suit She also
Bled a suit for divorce making- sensa
tional chara-es saralnat ner nusoano.
Judge Campbell will hear evldenoe In
the suit Broua;n ny im nuiumu -
cember 13. ....
Mrs. Allsky was moaesuy aressea
and sat beside her lawyer during: the
proceedings today. Mr. Allsky and hia
parents sat with his lawyer, S. T. Fen
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Allsky did not look
at each other during tne proceeaiuga.
Corvallla Liquor Seller Held.
CORVALLI3. Or.. Nov. J. (Special.)
.j. E. Barton was arrested last night
rf Tlnlatiar the local OD-
tlon law and pleaded guilty, drawing a
1200 fine and serving a term in jail
until he can find the money. He dis
pensed beer and whisky In bottles at
his residence to a select circle of cus
tomers at aonslderable profit until the
police Interfered.
SEATTLE GIVES WELCOME
Southwestern Washington Folk
Greeted at Canal Conference.
SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. I, (Special.)
A warm weloome was extended by a
special reception committee from the
pew Seattle Chamber of Commerce to
the large and representative delegation
from Southwestern Washington which
arrived here today to participate in a
oonference on Panama Canal tolls with
Seattle, Tacoma. Olympla. Bellingham.
Everett. Port Townaend and Port An
gel ea
The delegation from other oltlea, al
though smaller In number, were given
a hearty reception by the Transporta
tion Bureau, under whose auspices the
conference Is being held. Among the
speakers were President D. E. Skinner,
of the Port Blakeley Mill Company;
John L. Wilson, ez-Unlted States Sen
ator; W. A. Meara, manager of the
bureau; Captain James Footley and
Captain Frank Walker, marine survey
or. The latter discussed measure
ments of vessels.
COST OF HIGHWAY SOUGHT
State and Railroad Engineers to
Determine Right of Way Expense.
OLMPIA. Wash, Nov. J. (Special.)
To determine the cost of constructing
a highway up tha Columbia River to
replace state road No. . 1, which the
Great Northern railroad seeks as a
right-of-way for Its new line from We
natchee to Pateros, State Engineers,
accompanied by Great Northern engin
eers will go over the route In the near
future.
This was agreed upon today follow
ing a long conference between the
state highway hoard. Great Northern
officials and delegations from Wenat
chee, Chelan and Okanogan In the of
fice of Governor Hay.
Governor Hay wants a time limit In
cluded for the completion of the road
and that, with the width, are the only
things not agreed upon, but a satisfac
tory settlement Is predicted.
-At Home" Day Set at O. A. C.
OREGON AGRICTJLTTJRAXj COLLEGE.
CorvaTlls, Nov. 3. (Special.) Here
after Tuesday afternoons, on the first
Tuesday of every month, will be "At
Home" days at Waldo Hall, the girls'
dormitory. On this occasion Dr.
Crayne, dean of women, assisted by
the other faculty members, who are
residents In the hall, will receive their
friends both of the college and of the
cities. The young women In the hall
will also be at home to such of their
friends as wish to call at that time.
Player pianos In onr exchange room.
Antoplano, 1287; terms, $10 per month.
Kohler & Chase, 878 Washington st.
6iiir moiie and
our wniSKey
are guaranteed by
the same govern
ment. Both are genuine.
(Tood old
'Pure 'SZggS
Tr, 4 fcJ-B at" J
si1 ii
&JJ$ks Bottled in bono
Aa Deceaaary in the)
faonaa aa money.
Eothchild Bros., Distributors, Portland, Ox.