PUNS ABE IDE
FOR COMING TRIAL
Louis J. Wilde Arrives to Pre
pare His Defense in Ore
gon Trust Case.
MORRIS IS NOT FEARED
llankers Attorney Sajs E-Catler
I Only Serrinj Out Hit Prison
Sentence at Hotel, and Will
Do So T ntll Protest.
To pass the remainder of the time
lIWfn now and January I. the data
n wblrh hla trial be Kin a. In preparing
with hla attorneys to meet the evi
dence which may be presented by the
state. Louis J. Wilde arrived eater
day In Portland. He la staying with
reiatlvea. and la accompanied by hla
wife and family, and annouocea,
throurh hla aitorn-y.. that he l pre-
ared to "camp" In Portland and fight
It out.
"We will he prepared when January
2 arrives to present our defense la
first-class shape." aald Jay Howerman,
of counsel for Wilde. "We are not at
11 afraid of anything that W. Cooper
.Morris may or may not divulge. Thla
atuff about hi going over the books la
all buncombe. 1 am reliably Informed.
Ha la almpiy serving Ins sentence at
the Carlton MoteL lie haa been there
three we ks now. amok'ngood clrara
and living high, and Is Ilk. ly to remain
until the newspapers or the public en
ter a vlaroroua proteat."
A. J2. Clark, special prosecutor In the
Wihlo case, haa repeatedly denied that
there la a scheme on foot to trade
Morris for Wilde, Mr. Clark aald:
"I waa careful to tell Mr. Morris that
anything he might testify to on the
wltneaa aland must be told without
hope of reward. We could nut arrange
auch a deal aa haa been Intimated, and
In any event I am quite sure that Oov
ernur West would not sanction it. and
he Is the pardoning power of this
slate."
The Indictment against Wilde chargea
that be contribute. i to the rrtmlnallty
of W. Cooper ilorrla and the (allure
of the Oregon ttuvlnga and Truat Bank
by Inducing the cashier to accept half
of a commission of 190.000 accruing
from the aale of a large block, of tele
phone bonda to the bank.
HOUSEWIVES POOR BUYERS
IntemJgator Says Los Angeles Wom
en Pay lllgu Prk-es Needlessly.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. . Housewives
In Los Angeles are not acquainted with
the most economical ways of buying
foodstuff, says Miss Edith M. Miller,
a Vaasar girl and clerk of the Lodge
committee of the Senate, which Is In
vestigating the high cost of living In
the I'nlted .States. Miss Miller haa
gone from here to san r ranclsco. where
her Inveatlgatlona will be resumed.
'Many Loa Angelea housewives are
poor buyers." aald Mlsa Miller yeater
day. "They tlon't know the most
economical waya of making purchases.
Jn the so-called exclusive neighbor
hooda prices of ateaka are anywhere
from S to it cents higher than In the
poor, or In the middle clasa districts,
for the same cuts. Tbla could be reme
died easily by the housewives making
purrhaaea outatde their district."
Miss Miller will be followed here by
other agents of the committee, who
will Inquire Into the wage question and
determine the relation between wages
tnd the cost of food.
TURKEY GROWS FOR TAFT
1'hrstnut Diet Expected to Produce
White House CJobblor de Luxe.
NEWPORT. R. I., Nov. 4. Horace
Voir, tfte Westerly turkey fancier, la
pr-oarlng his annual Thanksgiving
gift for President Tafts table. The
Taft turkey this year la a fine brome
gobbler, which Is gaining weight every
minute on a diet of chestnuts, which
produces a fine quality of white meat.
"I shall send President Taft the finest
turkey I ever gave to any President
since the one I sent to President
tirant." said Vose.
BURGLARS MURDER GUARD
.lght Watchman for lao Guggen
heim Shot at Hla Post.
NEW TOKK. Nov. 4. Burglars, frus
trated In an attempt to rob the coun
try home of Isaac Uuggenhelm. the
millionaire copper mine and smelter
operator, at Port Washington, shot aed
killed the night watchman and escaped
la a boat.
Members of the Ouggenheira family
and their servants found the watch
man dead on the lawn.
COUNT CZAKY IN COURT
Husband of Former Sirs. Innian
Sued on Note In Chicago.
CHICAOO. Nov. 4. (Special.) Count
Ki:xin I. Czaky. who recently married
Mrs. Maud Howard Bryant laman. of
Portland, encountered trouble today,
when he was sued In the Municipal
t'nurt for .''io by A. S. Koran, of New
York City.
The au'l Is tf "ej on a note for 133.
4 ,
ENGLISH UNIONS TO VOTE
gueMlon of Accepting Strike Award
Put l"p to Members.
U'M'ON". Nov. 4. The Joint execu-r
live committee of the reaular trades
unions today determined that the
untune shall ballot on whether to ac
cept the royal rommission'a report or
strike for complete recognition of
their union. '
The ballot papers are returnable
December a.
SALEM - ELECTION" CLOSE
t'ouncllmea Nominated at Primaries
Warm to Campaign.
SALEM. Or, Nov. 4. (Special.)
Hherp conflicts In some of the wards
and peculiar complications ensuing
. .v. ik. .ri.r. nnfnlnatlna- elee- f
tlon here too ay xor tounciimen.
Councilman was to be nominated In
all the wards but the Second. In which
two were nominated, owing to the re
cent resignation of Councilman Dor
bin. In ths Fifth Ward. August Hucke
steln tied with John D. Turner for the
Republican nomination and Huckesteln
also tied with J. H. Lauterman for the
Iemocrat!c nomination. The nomina
tions In other wards were as follows:
First. O. O. Brown, Bepubllcsn: A. T.
Moffatt. Democrat. Second. W. T. Klg
don and C. O. Constable. Republican:
H. O. Meyer and S. Manning. Demo
crat. Third. John tlegmund. Republi
can. Fourth. J. F. Jones. Sixth. J. N.
Skalfe. Republican; Max Gehler. Demo
crat, Seventh, O. U Townsend.
O. O. Brown, given the Republican
nomination In the First Ward. Is clerk
- - - o.-.. .a n.e He aald to
ut 1 11 W Ol.to muM - -
night he was nominated without his
knowledge and did not Know m n
til over an hour after the polls closed.
He will consult with ths Stats Land
Board, which appoints blm as clerk,
before be decides whether he will re
ject or accept the offer. The office of
Councilman here carrlea no salary or
emoluments.
NOTE IDENTIFIES HERO
JIAX DROPS PAPER IX SAVING
TOT FROM RCNAWAT.
Mother and Child Rescued Kiss
Elmer Reucel as He Lies Vn
rontciout After BraYery.
Saving. "I have. Just tried to do the
xiuare thing." Elmer Reucel. who re
fused to give his name or address,
walked away from tae place where he
saved the life of a little, girl from a
runaway team last night with a laugh,
and disappeared In the crowd that
kl. .Maallnntl f e J t
RllDwea uluu i . i
Keucel dropped a note from his pocket. !
In .tne struggle. to cnmrwi
however, and an admiring bystander
conveyed It to the police.
A g:rl of flvei yeara. with her moth
er, was crossing Burnsldo street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, late
last night, with the child a little In
advance of the mother, when a run
away horse drawing a laundry wagon,
dashed down upon her. The baby was
right In ths path of tho horse. Reucel
dashed from tho sidewalk and picked
op the little girl In one hand, while
he clutched tho rein of the horse with
the ot'.ier. Hs carried ths child to
safety, but was thrown by tho horso
and 11 on his head.
Unconscious snd calling on a girl's
name which appears In the note he
dropped. Keucet waa carried to the
uro and the child and mother bent
ever him and kissed him as ho lay,
soothing hlra until ho regained his
senses and was able to stand. Then
they disappeared, and Reucel. with a
laugh, straightened his torn, and dusty
elothea. broke through tho crowd, and
disappeared
MAMMOTH'S BONE DUG UP
HUUboro Workmen Cnearth W'ell
P re served Part of Ftmur.
HILLS BORO, Or7Nor. . (Special.)
Part of the femur of a mammoth
was found here yesterday, while work
men were digging a well for the HUU
boro water system. The bone waa
found 11 feet In the earth, on a beaver
dam deposit, and must have been
burled for thousands of years. It Is
well preserved and measures six
Inches In dla-neter. , Search was made
for other portions of the skeleton, but
nothing was found, and It Is evident
that the femur had been washed some
distance.
This Is the first discovery of ths
bone of a mammoth la this vicinity
which could he well defined as such.
Humphreys' Seventy-Seven
Breaks up Grip and
Duration of a Cold
The length of time it takes to break
op' a Cold with "Seventy-sven" de
pends upon how ftooo the treatment
bopins
Taken early euts the Cold short
promptly
Taken 'durinfr the prevalence of
Colds, it preoccupies the system and
prevents its invasion
Taken after the Cold bits gotten
seated, is quite effective but takes
lonper
It pays to keep "Seventy-seven"
handy. All dealers sell. 25c or
mailed.
Humphrey's Homeo. Medicine Co.. cor.
William and Ann streets. New York.
IfJ:
Restores color to Gray or
Faded hairRemoves Dan
druff and invigorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair growth Stops its
falling out. Is not a dye.
SI. 00 and 50s et Dreg Stores or direct asoa
receipt ei erice and dealers eanse. Seed 10c lae
ssewle bocue.-i'VJe Hay Spscialliea Ce,
Newark. N.J. U.S. A.
KEF USB ALL UBSTITUTB.
Lei ma a Urea,
m
mm
reattlve High
BLOWERS AND
VACUUM PUMPS
T-.ed foe rernaees.
fore. ed blasts. bow (
pipes, all gas and oil ap- .
p. lances. r.at whistles. ,
gas producers, pneu
matic tubes, ral'.k'pes.
aaa blooms, adtaiws.
t.tlng gas mama, gae
beoetlDS. automatic ma-chifiexy-
Wot
Yiciibi Ck-oaf
these
o a I y
are the
machines
take up
that
helr own wear;
small piston
glees big air
spare- ao springs or delicate parts: centrif
ux.l force be Js wings agalasi cylinder;
noiseless. .
S Maes. SIT t
Send for Cataloau. No. 147 for blowers. No.
ls for vacuum
LXIMAX BKOe-, H AT Joha 8t, New I era.
Big Reductions in Leather Goods
$1.50 Leather Bags, priced at. ...97
$1.50 Velvet Bags, new shapes. .97
$2.25 Velvet Bags, sale price.. 1.49
$2.25 Leather Bags, sale price.$1.49
$3.75 Leather Baes, sale price.$2.48
$5.00 Silk VelvetBags, only. .$3V.4S
$5.00 Genuine Seal Bags, at. .$3.48
The Most in Value, The Best in Quality-
Big -Reductions in Leather Goods
$1.50 Leather Finger Purses ... .98
75c Leather Finger Purses 49
$1.00 Leather Collar Bags at. . . .79
75c Suede Leather Collar bags. .49p
Large Leather Collar and Cuff
Boxes .' $1.75
$1.00 Elastic Belts, this sale at. .49
Wrigrbt's Health
Underwe'r for Men
Regular $1 Shirts and Drawers QC?p
in all sizes, priced at. ... .Otlv
A trade-winning
sale of Wright's
Health Underwear
for men. Fine, sea
sonable weight
Shirts and Drawers
in all sizes, made un
der the most sani
tary conditions,
of the finest ma
terials. "W o o 1-
fleeced Underwear
that for warmth and
durability . is unsur
passed. Comes only
in a standard quality
that sells regularly at $1.00 a garment.
Specif.ll v priced for this Q K
sale at ." .OOK
Men's 25c Cashmere Half Hose at 19c
Come; take advantage of this special sale
of Men's Cashmere Half-IIose; the saving
will well pay you for a little time spent
here. 500 dozen Black' Cashmere Half
IIose, made with gray heel and toe and
with fine ribbed top. They are full seam
less, are guaranteed stainless, and are al
ways sold at 25c a pair; all sizes; H Q
priced for this sale at , . . . . V
will
A S
pecial
Sal .of Bilks
Novelties That Hold Many Surprises in Their Newness, ft: y 0
7aoto$l.UU qualities Are jrricea ior xais oaie ax, imu r -
Recently a well-known and leading Silk Mill offered us a great overstock of New Silks at a
cut price. Shortly afterwards another mill made a similar offer and between the two we were
able to dictate our own figures to the first mill. This purchase has just arrived and now you
may share in our good fortune. The assortment includes yard-wide Taffetas m black and
colors, 27-inch Black Swiss Messalines, also a large line of Black Silks in novelty weaves,
fancy stripes and jacquard over-designs; 27-inch Fancy Louisines, Messalines and Taffetas, in
a wonderful assortment of designs and colorings, gunmetal fancies and Persian effects; bilks
that are suitable for Costumes, Wraps, Waists, Scarfs, Fancy Work and other pur-
poses, in regular 75c to $1 qualities, priced for this sale at .
$3.00 and $3.50 Grades Wool-Back Black Satins, $1.95 Yard
42-inch Imported Wool-Back Black Satin, one of the season's most favored fabrics. Comes in
a perfect weave of rich, elegant finish; is extra heavy and durable and sold regu- -I QK
larly at $3-$3.50 a yard. These two qualities on sale tomorrow at one price
Plain and Novelty Suitings, $1.00 and $1.25 Grades, Your Choice Now at 69c Yard
We procured some 5000 yards of Plain and Fancy Wool Suitings at a price so low that we
could not resist the temptation, notwithstanding the fact that we are now carrying the largest
stock of Dress Goods in our history. The assortment includes 54-inch Gray Novelty Worsteds,
54-inch Plain Gray Panamas, 54-inch Herringbone Cheviots, 50-inch. Fancy Worsteds, and
other fashionable fabrics equally as desirable. Come expecting the greatest values in high
grade Dress Goods ever offered by this store and you'll not be disappointed. $1.00 and $1.2o
grades on sale at sixty-nine cents.
A Matchless Showing of Priestley's Black Dre3s Fabrics at $1.00 the Yard t
We are now showing an unsurpassed assortment of Priestley's Celebrated Black Dress Fab
rics materials that are pure wool, spotproof and full 44 inches wide. Not a desired weave is
missing. There are English Mohairs, Double Warp Henriettas, Silk Warp Crepes, Queen a
Cloth, Empress Poplin, Wool Yamise, English Armure, and Wool Taffetas, all of guaranteed
quality, and at one dollar the yard.
Fall and Winter Woolen
Underwear and Hosiery
Wo are now showing the most complete lines
of Women's Fall and Winter-Weight Woolen
Underwear and Hosiery that we have ever
displayed Vests, Pants, Union Suits in all
styles,' also Medium, Light and Heavy-Weight
Stockings, all bought direct from the mills,
saving our customers the middlemen's commission.
Women's Woolen Vests, Pants and
Tights, 75c Up to $2.50
Fvnrv rrnnd stvle in everv eood weierht in
the desired material will be found in our knit
Underwear Department. Fine all wool, silk
and wool, cotton and wool mixed Vests, Pants
and Tights in all sizes at prices to suit every
purse.
TTninn Qtnto fixvm V10 comr Tmllci and in fh sflme materials in the
t f yil V? Ui e a. J. V a a-A I LiV. Ut4aav a. m
correct styles for Fall and Winter, and in all sizes, the prices range
frora $1.50 up to $5.00
Women's 75c Wool Hose at 50c For tomorrow we have arranged
a special sale of Women's Wool Hose at one-third less than regular;
fine fast black Stockings, made with double sole and gray CQp
heel and toe; all sizes; best 75c grades priced at fJVIK
Many Other Lines of Woolen Hose from 25 Up to S1.00 a Pair
Women's Fleece-Lined Vests and Pants at 50c
A splendid new line of Women's Fine-Ribbed, Soft-Fleeced Cotton
Vests and Pants, in white and ecru and in all sizes. Union Suits of
same quality at one dollar.
Handkerchiefs Half -Price
Fine All-Linen Hand-Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs of good
size and qualitv, finished with neat 14-inch hem; regular 1 Or1
20c kinds on sale at XV V
Great Reductions Women's
Suits, Price $12.50 to $19.50
"Excellent" does not express their value
in sufficiently strong terms, because they
are withiout doubt the best Suits we have
ever shown at these alluring prices. Fur
thermore, they have arrived within the
last few weeks; they are New York's lat
est. Made of fine quality serges, wors
teds, cheviots and English suitings and
come in all 'sizes. Handsomely tailored
garments and where alteration is neces
sary, a perfect fit is guaranteed.
Raincoats, $3.90, $7.50, $8.50, $9.50 $17.50
'We have arranged a very special sale of
Raincoats for tomorrow. , It's an out-of-the-ordinary
sale, and so all the more at
tractive to a great number of careful buy
ers who are sure to be here tomorrow.
Ttey are Of rubberized covert, cravenette
ani other good materials, in a large as
sortment of styles in. both light and dark
colors.
Silk Waists, $3.90 Values, $2.39
Another special offering of Silk Waists,
made of excellent quality materials and
sbnwn in the season's best stvles. Silk
and Net Waists, made with high or low neck, with kimono or regu
lation sleeves. 3iany are shown with the popular sailor collar and
you have full choice of colors. Regular $3.90 values. Q 9 OQ
Special tomorrow only .
Long Coats at $7.50, $10.50, $12.50 to $19.50
High-grade, fine quality Coats that are faultlessly made of fine
plushes, caraculs and mixtures. Beautiful creations, direct from
the makers who set styles and fashions. Also a line of the popular
Reversible Coats, shown in dozens of handsome colors and color
combinations. If you need a new Coat, buy it here tomorrow.
500 Pairs of Women's Shoes
In newest styles and best leathers; -l QO
$3.50 grade at .....P'a'
Again' tomorrow we ask you to share in our good fortune. This
time you save a full third, and have choice of a splendid assort
ment of styles. 500 pairs, all new, made of the best leathers and
shown in button and lace styles. They come with light, medium
or heavy soles and with military or low heels and in all sizes.
Regular $3 and $3.50 grades on sale at one-ninety-eight.
A Lot of Boys' Shoes .
Good, durable all-leather Shoes in gunmetal, box-calf and ve
lour calf, sizes 13i2 to 5y2; $3.50 grade , go
priced at H?ddJ
Another Neckwear Sale
An important half-price sale of the popular new Side Ruffles. They come in the
latest and best styles and are made of Oriental Lawn,' Net and Venise Lace, plaited
on bands to match. They are extra wide, perfectly finished and can be used OC
either on coat or waist. Regular 50c kinds on sale at. . . . . . .--,t'v-
A Lot of Ribbons at Half Price
Extra heavy Hair Bow Ribbons, full 4Y2 inches wide, shown in all wanted shades as
well as black and white. Best Taffeta Ribbon, sold regularly at 25c1 912C
vard, on sale at. r '
A Lot of Blankets
SOaeoniSalean,'it at Mill COSt
Because some 400 pairs of Blankets were slightly
soiled in transit through improper packing, we
compelled the mill to make a liberal cash allow
ance. Tomorrow we place them on sale at the
same discount, and we assure you they are REAL
BARGAINS.
75c Blankets, 59c
100 pairs of single size
Gray Blank'ets, with
fast colored borders,
regular 75c values, now'
on sale at 59
$2.50 Blankets, $1.95
60 pairs of extra large
gray and tan Blankets,
with fast colored bor
ders. They are wool
finished; very slightly
soiled; regularly sold at
$2.50 a pair, (P-J QK
now on sale
About 100 pair's of full-size White Blankets, with
colored borders. Regular $1.10 values, OOr
priced at ' . OOU
95c Blankets, 72c
100 pairs of size Gray
Blankets, with fast col
ored borders; regular
95c values, now on sale
at : 72
$3.50 Blankets, $2.75
Plaid Blankets of excel
lent quality. They are
wool finished and come
in pretty combination
colors; regular sold at
$3.50 a pair, Cjo
now on sale HP&
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