Pages 33 to 40
Section Four
VOL. XXVI.
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY G. 190?.
NO. l.
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Sideboard Bargains
$154.00 Sideboard, now ..... $90.00
$110.00 Sideboard, now .. $75.00
$ 84.00 Sideboard, now - ...S59.00
$ 65.00 Sideboard, now $45.00
$ 40.00 Sideboard, now $30.00
$ 37.00 Sideboard, now. . $28.00
35.00 Sideboard, now .$26.00
$ 30.00 Sideboard, now $22.00
$ 25.00 Sideboard, now............... 952. O
S 20.00 Sideboard, now ........... $1500
Buffet Bargrains
00 Mets reduced to 65.00
75.00 Buffets reduced to S5.0
$ 60.00 Buffets reduced to Sg42.00
$ 45.00 Mets reduced to $26.00
$ 37.00 Buffets reduced to $25.00
Drassand iron Beds
$70.00 Brass Beds, now S550.0
$60.00 Brass Beds, now , 40.00
$45.00 Brass Beds, now $35.50
S25.00 Brass Beds, now S5X6.5
$37.50 Iron Beds reduced to $22.50
$22.50 Iron Beds reduced to $16.50
$18.00 Iron Beds reduced to . .J5X3.50
$15.00 Iron Beds reduced to .$10.00
$12.00 Iron Beds reduced to S9.00
$10.00 Iron Beds reduced to ............. . . S67.5
. $ 8.50 Iron Beds reduced to $6.00
$ 6.50 Iron Beds reduced to $4.50
$ 5.00 Iron Beds reduced to..... 93.
China Closets
$90.00 China Closet, now . . $68.00
$86.50 China Closet, now $6Q.OO
$82.00 China Closet, now $59.00
$60. OO China Closet, now. $40.00
5,00 China Closet, now $36.00
$37.00 China Closet, now S2S.SO
$30.00 China Closet, now $25.
$25.00 GMna Closet, now $20.00
$20.00 China Closet, now $13.50 and $15.00
Parlor Cabinets
At Sale Prices
$50.00 Mahogany Parlor Cabinet, now $40.00
$45.00 Mahogany Parlor Cabinet, now $38.00
$35.00 Mahogany Parlor Cabinet, now $27.50
$35.00 Mahogany Parlor Cabinet, ' now $17.50
'20.00 Mahogany Parlor Cabinet, now .16.50
$15.00 Mahogany Finish Cabinet, now SglO.OO
$13.00 Mahogany Finish Cabinet, now . igO.OO
Bargains
in All Departments
Including Bedding, Crockery, Lamps, Odd Rockers and
Chairs, Cfld Parlor Pieces, Lace Curtains, Portieres anl
Couch Covers, Heaters, Cookstoves and Ranges and Office
Furnitnre, all at reduced prices.
Extra Special
20 FES CENT DISCOUNT
ON LEATHER COUCHES AND
LEATHER CHAIRS
GADSBY & SONS'
1 72 ANNUAL
SECOND WEEK-SEE OUR
WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS
Every Article
Reduced From
10 to 50 Per Cent
Note the Prices
Buy Your
Carpets
Now
and
Save Money
See Gadsbys'
Display at
v
Reduced Prices
Goods Purchased.
During Our Clear
ance Sale Will Be
Rut Aside for Fu
ture Delivery-
Avail Yourself of This Op-
Dortunity and Buy Now.
Gadsby Sells for Less
EVERYTHING TQ FURNISH
COTTAGE OR MANSION IN
STOCK MAJESTIC RANGES,
WASHING MACHINES, RE
FRIGERATORS, GO-CARTS
C
Small Parlor Rug's
At Clearance Sale Prices
$8.50 Rugs now $6.75
?7.00 Rurs now $5.50
$6.00 Rugs now ...$4.75
$5.00 Ruga now , S3.T5
$3.50 Rugs now $2.25
f 2.D0 Rugs now $1.90
SAMPLE CARPET RUGS, THREE FOR $1.00
Bookcases
, At Clearance Sale Prices
$60,00 Bookcase, solid oak, now $51.00
$65.00 Bookcase. Bolid oak. now. .............. S46.00
$50.00 Bookcase, solid oak, now $42.00
$45.00 Bookca88, solid oak, now $38.50
$42.00 Bookcase, solid oak, now $35.00
$37.00 Bookcase, solid oak, now $31.00
$35.00 Bookcase, solid oak. now $30.00
$30.00 Bookcase, solid oak, now ............... $25.00
$25.00 Bookcase, solid oak, now $2000
Other Bookcases as low as.. $4.50
Mission Furniture
In Weathered Oak
For dining-rooms, balls, libraries and dens, at sale prices.
The Only Furniture Store That
. Owns Their Own Building
No Rents to Pay--That's
Why. We Sell Cheaper
Extension Tables
Reduced
$65.00 solid oak Table now $5o.OO
$60.00 solid oak Table now $52.00
$53.00 solid oak Table now $45.00
$45.00 solid oak: Table now j3600
$30.00 solid oak Table now. ... '. $2S.OO
$25.00 Pacific oak Table $18.50
We Are Sole Agents for th
Celebrated
Majestic Ranges
WJLLIAM GADSBY & SONS
INCORPORATED
THE H0U5EFURNISHERS
COR. WASHINGTON and FIRST STS.
Go-Carts and
Baby Carriages
Reduced
.35.00 SCut redncad to . $27.50
$30.00 Go-Cart reduced to $22.50
$28.00 Go-Cart reduced to 920.00
$25.00 Qo-Oart reduced to $18. OO
$20.00 Go-Cart reduced to $15.06
$18. OO Oo-Oart reduced to........... S13.50
$16.00 Go-Cart reduced to j$12.00
$15.00 Folding Carta. $16.00
flO.OO rolding Carts $8.50
$ 8.00 Folding Carts 6.00
$5.00 Folding flo-Carts S4.00
94.00 Folding Oo-Ca-rta 82.75
$25.00 Baby Carriages now J1S,50
$20.00 Baby Carriages now $15.00
$15.00 Baby Carriages now. ..s .$10.00
SflO.OO Baby Carriages now 8.50
AKIE
MAKES
SCOTCH
PERS
Gifts to Students Sap Inde
pendence and Disgust
the Universities.'
at the order of theee courts. In the first
month the number of victims was 167. the
next month 217. and In the third month
100
The sentences are eenerallv carried out
within a few hours, and no appeal against
the sentences Is allowed. The only power
of altering? the JudBnint of the court.
rest with the Governor, and Governors
General of provinces, who may quash the
sentence and order a retrial.
But this is never done to the advnntace
of the prisoner. In one case General
Hersehelmann, Governor of Moscow, had
the sentence on four men altered a day
after the trial from hard labor for lifs
In the convk't mines to death sentences,
wlhch were carried out the same nigh t.
rilOTOGRAPHS HDIAN VOICE.
Fren crimen 1 nvent Uevtce AVlilcti
EXTRAVAGANCE IS GROWING Records Tone and Strength.
Money From $10,000,000 Trust
Goes to Many Well Able to Pay
Way and Impairs Energy
of Professors.
t --t--xV i- K CtnrinlA Th SCOt-
. . x ' L .,irrArir.o- oil kinds of
evils from the grenerosity of Andrew Car-
neeie. H IS It or Iiomuw 10 pay m
college foes of poor Scottish students is
proving: anything out an unmixed blessing
to the universities, the independent col
leges and the students memaciyco,
PARIS. Jan. 5. Special. A won
derful instrument that photORraphs the
human voire has been invented by two
! Frenchmen. MM. Pollak and Virajr. It
was developed by the inventors at the
suRgestlon of Professor Morage, of the
Sorhonne, from a telegraphic system
which they had produced, capable of
transmitting 40.000 words an hour.
Three weeks after the professor had
shown MM. Pollak and Virasr to what
i use they might put their invention, h
was able to describe th voice-camera-
in a lecture hall of the Sorbonne.
In the rapid system of telegraphy
, the message is passed, in the form of
perforations in a strip of paper,
through a special transmitter, and
the perforations determine the intervals
between the currents- Those intervals
are recorded in the receiver by a small
the moral damage caused by the Laird mirror,-which oscillates In accordance
3 t I will ikam Thfl Aeotllatlno- mlrrnr rA
of Skibo's munificence Is regarded as in
I caicuiaoie. ,
One bad effect or tne L.amegio
I as it is called, is the undermining 01 m
with them. The oscillating mirror re
flects a dancing: ray of light from a
lamp placed in front of it. and Its
ovements arc record eo by an instru-
Scotch youth's Independence and sturdy mont which photographs thorn on a
self-reliance. The terms of tne ertlt are
so loosely Interpreted that It Is possible
for any young Scotchman to get a uni-
versity education for nothing, whether he
is able to pay for It or not. Hence ft larffe
number or students have taken advanUite
or It to draw uoon tne runa ror i " ' " '
lege fees unknown to their parents and to
spend upon themselves the money sent
i them by the latter for that purpose.
University pro lessors nave
moralized bv the Carnegie Trust, having
raised their fees and become less earnest
In their work.
The colleges outside the universities.
,i..r. Kturiani m have hitherto been
coached at low fees, are suffering by the
trip of sensitized paper, which is print
and negative In one. and which repro
duces the message in an angular up-
rifjht script.
For photographing the voire, a mlr-
rrophone is substituted for the trans
mitter. The vibrations caime the mir
ror in the receiver to oscillate, and the
tones are roprodurod on the paper In
such a way as to indicate the finality
of the singer or orator black and
strong for a strong voice, or small and
fine for a weak one.
The utility of thin invention I that
a professor of singing will be able to
tell accurately bow his pupil's voice is
progressing by making photographs of
Carnegie fund taking away their students It periodically; and the tone-camera
and sending them to the universities for
i. frMi education.
twti- CTarnearle. who meant the gift to
benefit needy scholars and raise the m-
i 1U,U.,1 iirt l U a rAimrru Art 11 M not
I foresee the evil effects of his generosity.
I but the fact today is tnat every Kl a"
of Aberdeen University denounces the in-
nuence 01 tne urnegie money,
LIFT BOYCOTT ON IREIiAND.
can also be made of (treat use In the)
preparation of pbonoKraphic records.
London Business Men Propose to Put
Products on Market.
t nvnn Jan. B (Snerlal. The latest
nanaetea. for Ireland's wrongs Is a busi
ness proposition. It is a proposal to put
Itreianu s nmuon . - j
those of England and Scotland, so that
she may cease to oe me tinuerciia. 1,1 ju-
rope. kept In the background and dls- candles.
RESULT OF KAISER'S HASTE.
Hamburg's Immense) Railroad Depot
Example of Scamped Work,
BERLIN. Jan. B. (Bp.rUl.1 Th Kal--r'M
111-advi.ed Interfcrenre In all Hurts
ot affairs is Illustrated In the new Central
Railroad depot of Hamburg which has
just been opened In a hurry because the
Bmperor lnsieted mat it biiouiu u
Ished In 106.
The result Is that the worK naa necn
scamped and all is confusion. Tim
switches and slenals are faulty. train
come to grief in various ways and tne
electric light if liable to fail suddenly.
causing the officials to use lamps and
Ico u raged In her attempts to do great
things,
r-r-i ,-ti. I tain eat. mrl rnHnri that
its success would do away with whatever
necessity there !b for home rule. It Is
Iaescri-oeo as wuminn t' . rr-, a. ......
the virtual boycott of many Irish pred
icts.
At a meeting held in London a club
was formed whose members pledge them
selves "whenever opportunity arise to en
deavor to obtain tne consiaeration on
The Central Depot, which ooat nearly
SIO.OOO.OOO. wa begun about ten years ago.
and intended to supereie a number of
Inadequate terminals, While the work
was proceeding steadily, the Kaiser com-
..... nHpil the arfhlteots and contractors to
hustle no that th Btatlon mlKlit be opened
this year. The result or tnelr nusuinn at
Imperial command is that the new depot
haa made a bad start and may take year
to get Into worKliiB order.
Irish products of all kinds on competitive Klf:'S YrKSKS KILLING HIM.
terms and prices.
The boventt of Irish goods is due to -the
' fact that the country has never been
i taken seriously as a producer, except in i
such specialties u linen and whisky. The
stone quarries of Ireland have been large
ly developed recently, but corporations in
Great Britain Ignore tneir claims ror con
sideration simply because tney are new
I and do not appeal to their red-tape Ideas.
Other industries suffer by the same dis
trust, and Irish travelers meet wnn very
scant encouragement.
By removing the ban against Erin's
. goods, and pushing her Industries by
every legitimate means, the promoters of
the scneme nope io open a new ana. pros
perous era In the history of Ireland.
BOOM IX SIBERIAN' MINES.
British Aristocracy Starts Craze on
London Stock. Market.
LONDON, Jan. S. (Special.) The Lon
don stock market 1 excited over the great
future promised by Siberia as a gold-
mining country. The prospect of a new
Ei Dorado In RuMla. Eastern Bmplre Is
I mo oriirht that a record boom has been
produced here in the shares or a corpo
ration that has been formed to exploit It.
I Although the Siberian Proprietary
! Mines. L.tmlted. was only Incorporated IS
I months ago. its shares are now at a pre-
mium or wft that is, the fm,m or orlg-
Inal shares now represent $8,312,500. The
corporation is Interested In two sold
field, the Ornk and Troitsk, the snares
of which are at premiums of 2 and lf
respectively.
Lord Knollys. the tCinn's private eecre-
tarv. Is a director of the corporation, as
are also Ird Stanley, Sari Howo and
Lord Armstrong,
NEWSPAPERS MAY WI.' OUT.
Behanzln of Uahomcy Victim of Ig-
norant Negro Devices.
PARIS. Jan. 6. (Special. To save
the ex-King Bcha niln of Uahomoy fro in
his native nurses is the only way to
keep him alive. The old exiled mon
arch, who is lying seriously 111 at Al
giers with heart aiseaae ann '
i , it I 1. .iirrnnnrlpil rtv his WlVPS
and native attendants, whose methods
of nursing are painfully bizarre.
The wives taste every nottie ot mpii-
..... .n-.nii r-.-il for the Ml.-lc
King, antl If they And It rllsaicreealile
thev throw It away, nut it tnry mte it
they do not leave much for the pa-
en t.
-r-1. n- i . . n lu'n v. - 1 1 1 " h 1 11 svmna-
thy when the King has a lit of coubIi-
Ing. One day they almost killed him
by trying- to stop his coughing: with
i Btrangulatlon.
t i E.--Anh rln-rm nitpnitlnc Belian-
zln are hopeless of his recovery while
these well-meanlntr hut Ignorant nurses
are allowed to remain with him.
ROBBERS TERRORIZE ODESSA.
Peaceable Citizens I-ock Doors and
Have Passwords for Friends.
ahrssa. Jan. S.-(gnftclal.UThi city
Is terrorized by bands of armed robbers,
which the police are powerl.-f to "l
press. Their raids have become such a
constant menace to private citizens mat
the latter have adopted a eystem of secret
pa3 word as a p rox.ee non.
They keep their doors closed after
nightfall to every caller who cannot give
fha nfmsword. which Is known only io
their friends and business acquaintances.
Watches and Jewelry are never woi n
out of doors at night, ana. noDoay crr
All In Lisbon Boycott Advooalt. ol ""!';
Press Restriction..
PARIS, Jan. 6. (Special.) The Por-
tuguese press Is lighting: for Its Ho-
j erty, which the government proposes
to restrict, in a reactionary ' hj w
before Parliament. The newspapers
have replied with a boycott of every
Verv few arrests are made, for the rob
bers are desperate with the prospect- or
the terrible drumhead court-martial be
fore tnem, ana aeiy tire "vj "
ready to shoot the policemen OP thoiil-
selves If brought to bay, ano nence t"
police are very unwiimin to i
iVki ;;;;;;; s i;s e tb m arm m w,
Ismail number of papers which are
Ministerial in their opinions.
At a meeting of the proprietors and
editors of nearly an me liisoon papera
If wh Airreed that "anyone aldiner in
l anv way to carry cms dhi into iaw
I shall be ignored in the public press
and regarded as non-eaiDicnu
BERLIN. Jan. 5. (Special.) The eum of
one cent Is causing the display or no enx
of red tape at Hanover. The money is
due to a civil servant, wlio was trans
ferred to another city, and he was cred
ited with it after three weelts of audit
lniy h accounts. His superiors at Han-
over have requested tne omciai to come
ThlS hA8 been Carried IntO effect, find to Hanover to receive his one cent-,
Is such a powerful weapon that the
government is expectea euner to wun-
I draw the bill or
Journey costlnn 3. Probably he will not
t ri Ink It worth while to maKe the Journey.
and it will then be ent him by po.
RCSSI.VS BLOODV ASSIZES.
Summary Executions Rival Deeds of
Robespierre In Prance.
-ra-nrWT.TT Jim 6. Sneeia.l. The wm-
for grave revolutionary crimes are rivaling-
tha tribunals of Danton and Robes-
nia.rr.i In their record of blood.
RvaT-v month an appalling and Increae-
tDf number of executions Is carried out
orr. He will De cnarged lc on flrliv
which he may refuse, and then the
fnrtnnate cent will enter a maze of
counts and reports which only the Ger
man bureaucracy can create.
Cuba. Haa Plenty of Money.
HAVANA, Jan. 5. The Government's
financial statement shows that on Decem
ber 21 Cuba had on hand tU.117.000 in cash,
of which 884.963 had not been appropri
ated. The revenue for the last six
months was 12,472,W0.