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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1907)
11 Tlhi fFf m- rasas 1- mu oi. ymm ; my in Your Home If mmmr for .JPL And thev lead the world in their line. No one is able to offer vou a better Refrigerator than the old' reliable "Alaska." No one will sell you a high-class sewing machine at the price that we place on the anti-trust "Gevurtz Special." The world does not produce a steel range the equal of the great "Eclipse." Backed by yearly sales extending over a period of fifteen ears and reaching into the thousands in the limits of Portland, they are every where acknowledged to be without a peer among the many on the mar ket. "We do not hesitate to challenge the world to show a range possessing all the perfect baking qualities and superior conveniences of operation belonging to the "Eclipse." This great range is beloved by every housewife possessing one. More "Eclipse" ranges are sold in Portland than all other ranges combined. The freight-office records show that. "We have the exclusive agency for the "Eclipse," and have con tracted for eighteen carloads for this year's sales. Buildhfg operations have interfered with usual sales, and we must re double our efforts if we shall keep step with the pace set in the early 'part of the year. Basements are filled, warehouses are beginning to overflow with "Eclipse" ranges. We must sell Fifty ranges this week, and every week this month. To do so we are offer ing special inducements, special reductions. MAKE A SAVING OF If the "Eclipse" we sell you for $ 1 does not prove entire--' ly satisfactory to you, we cheerfully take it back and re fund your money. Could anything be fairer? We run no risk, however, as the "Eclipse" invariably : gives perfect satisfaction. The wife will be delighted with it. ' Try it ; it costs you nothing to make the test. By deciding to buy a "ECLIPSE" Steel Range this week. Our "Eclipse" prices are always the lowest of any first-class range sold in Portland. We have always led in this respect. A saving of $10.00 on a range is worth while considering, CONSIDER WHAT $10.00 WILL DO It will give you free Linoleum for your kitchen something that you need and can appreciate the value of. It will give you a free Refrigerator, an article every bousewif e appreciates during the Summer Tnonths. Eclipse Steel Ranges i Ike rs $45.00 Values $3500 Call and investigate our great range and you'll have no other placed in 'your kitchen. It is warranted by manufacturers and ourselves for 15 years, a signed bond given to that effect with every range sold. You will need to order. but one, as they last a lifetime. They never fail. . GEVURTZ SELLS vu IT FOR LESS" SONS GEVURTZ BLOCK Bounded by Yamhill, First and Second Sts. PORTLAND TALK ON WOMAN'S RIGHTS Governmental Study Department of Woman's Club to Frame Bill. . In the rooms of Dr. John Carlyle yes terday; the government study depart ment of the "Woman's Club held a meeting of which a feature was an ad dress, by the president, Mrs. Abigail Seott Duniway. It was followed by an animated discussion which took a wide range. The legal, civil a,nd political rights of women and children were .considered In many phases, .from the different standpoints of different countries. Australia, New Zealand, Bwltrerland and Finland were among the nationalities whose laws were pro nounced more favorable to the rights of women -than- those of "Free America." Mrs, Duniway described her visit to the historic grounds of Champo'eg. May 3, alfuding feelingly to the" fact that when-the provisional government, was formed, women as the mothers of men, were under such complete subjugation to the laws against which they are still compelled to struggle, though In many modified ways, that no woman had a legal right to the bridal trous seau presented her by her father, after she had exchanged vows with her hus band at the marriage altar. It was voted to devote sufficient spare time during the Summer vaca tion to the preparation of such laws for the well being of the mothers of men as the natural half of the human family as the department desires to submit to the next Legislative Assem bly, or. If necessary, to a referendum for final action. A resolution of thanks to Attorney-General Crawford closed the deliberations. Marble Workers' Union, Local No. 25, of the International Association of Marble Workers, Judge Wolverton yesterday issued an order compelling the defend ants to appear in court next Monday to show cause why an injunction should not be granted against them for endeavoring to keep Scott from work ing at his trade in this city. . SAILOR ROUGHLY HANDLED Union Must Show Cause. In the case of J. H. Scott against the. Farm Sells for $10,000. CEXTRAL1A, Wash., May 4. CSpe cial.) Judge A. B. Rice, of the Su perior Court of Lewis, Pacific and Wah kiakum Counties, has just purchased the Dillenbaugh farr. situated about four miles from Chehalls. The tract of land comprises 190 acres, and the pur chase price was 10,000. The farm has been named -"The Chateau." It Is one of the finest pieces of land In Lewis County, and it is an ideal place for fishing and hunting. PHOTO POST CARDS SCENERY. Kiser Co. Lobby Imperial Hotel. Says He Was Beaten and Robbed In a Saloon. A thrilling tale of a bandit's operations Hn the Osborne Cafe, at 21 Grand avenue. was told to -the police yesterday morning, and an investigation- led to the arrest late last night of Fred Schmitt, a bar tender in the establishment. He was charged with larceny from the person and was locked up in default of $1000 ball. The tale told by the victim of the rob bery was the mo sensational heard by the police for' a long time, and at least a portion of it Is borne out by the ap pearance of his face. Emil Johnson, for merly a sailor, was the man who lost the money. The sum he alleges was taken from him was 910, and he also declares the bartender, now under- ar rest, stole his watch. Johnson's story is that he went into the saloon to get a drink, and that three men, one of them the bartender, per suaded him to remain longer. Before he got out, he swears, he was attacked knocked down and robbed by the three men. His outcries frightened the men so, he says, that they stuffed a handker chief into his moutn to keep him from calling in help. ' After they had finished their criminal work, according to Johnson, they .picked him up bodily and threw him into the street. . They told him to move on and get out of the neighborhood, he says. He waited until morning, when he reported the case to the police. Detective Tichenor arrested the bar tender last night, on a warrant ' issued from the .Municipal Court. Schmitt em phatically denied his guilt. The names of the other men are unknown. They are being hunted by the police. cial.) The Northwestern Long Dis tance Telephone Company has com menced injunction proceedings against the Northern Pacific Railway Company to prevent the defendant from interfer ing with the construction of a tele phone line along Its right of way be tween Kalama and Tacoma. Injunction Against Railroad. CENTRALIA. Wash., May 4. (Spe- CLASS OF 1907, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON '.T" s. - v if . , r q o t VN"v o. W. .... I J3 if fT, J i LI John George Abele. Adeibert G. Brttman. B. Elizabeth Drake. Carl Julias Hoffman. AoTistu Marshall Khmer. Wlllard Xeedham Morse. Jr. p-v- f" : IT- - -ww,.w,ff.,.w. , w p...w.. r iteJ L ;, - -J , ,. ,, r 1 fe" Li. Henry Victor Adix. J. Bennett Blair. Samuel Morse Gellert. Joseph Edward Kane. V "II -Sri . V 1 y ZJ r - iii.,uuiqiLx.Jij!j,,:K'ajra!ra5 59 1 1 1 Harry Stanley Lamb. Benjamin Louis On IMiarmo Bb- Fred Kujarll Chaney. Carl Crawford William MHtea Kill- Emma RUhi Makl. Clan W. Young- WiUuun Ereit Smith. J do. Stephan Tnomas , rrdrn. ' Griffith. ings worth. Reame HEKEWITH ARE TKKSENTEU PORTRAITS OF THK CLASS OF t GRADUATES FROM THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE OTTVERSITY OF OREGON. 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