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THE OltEGON
Mail orders
Filled
Promptly.
alkali's
"GENUINE" BARGAINS
IN
Sill
$& mi Wash G
t.y i-
$ 1 .25 Liberty Satin
38c
Per yard,
50c Fancy Silks
Per yard
29c
10c Ginghams
Per yard
5c
Per yard,
$1.25 Corded Silks
1234c Ginghams
Per yard
6c
Per yard Per yard
; 67c 39c
5c Lawns, per 1254c Percales
yard Per yard
10c Lawns, per 5c Outing Flannel
yard Per yard
5c . VAc
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DAILY, JOUBNAL,; PQTITLAND, 3TI.TDAY ' lEYEyiKG; APIUL t3 1903 'V f '.V u j-'-ifv'.' :;ut; ' a jv ' '
Fanny McCdmb i !; '' J ' ,:, -SlllSJ''';'
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II : Wcdicd Louis Hcrzoj: Despite Her ' " H-': Jr ? - f-"-1? r - r v : .
(r (J - Father's Wiil and Did -r ' ' ' - VJ
Hilw -v- Not Lose Estate. . - - . - : r' .j A
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$1.50 Silk Poplins
39c
50c Foulards
NOVELTIES IN LADIES'
TAILOR - MADE SUITS
See Display in Third-St. Window and in Cloak Dept. Second Floor
SHANAHAN'S
Third St, t.t Morrison and Aldtr.
SHANAHAN'S
Third Bfc. btt. KorrUoa aad AKUr.
SHANAHAN'S
Third St. bt Korrlaoa ul Aldw.
mere is wpthmg Worse
Than poor vision. We have an
optician who makes a specialty
of correcting defective eyes with
glasses . ', ...... .
It will pay you to give him a
call if you have trouble with
your eyes
WE ALSO FILL OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GUSSES
VUg. Optician and Jewelers,
Third and Washington, Portland, Ore.
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
A NEWSPAPER FOB. ALL THE PEOPLE
PETER BURNS IN
JAIL ONCE MORE
Released as Incendiary, He Is Ar
rested as a Drunk
Petr Burns, the coal oil purchaser,
and at one time supposed to be the
fire fiend, was turned loose from the city
jail yesterday afternoon by Chief of Po
lice Hunt, but before midnight he was
again Incarcerated.
When Burns was released. Instead of
going to Ryani grocery store and -toying
10 cents worth of coal oil, as the po
lice say he did before his arrest, he
went to a saloon and began to Imbibe
freely of the vintage that produces Vis-
Ions. . .
When Patrolman SowVlng found
Burns, he was feeling very exuberant.
and fearing he would become 400 happy
and soar away to tiie skies, called the
wagon and sent him to Jail. Burns
seemed pleased to get back again, and
laughed heartily as he greeted the of
ficers at the Htatlon.
Chief of Police Hunt stated this mom-
lnir rhnt InurpAil ,if lu nv
fire byg, urns has proved to" be an ob
ject or pity.
"The man needs and must have some
thing done for him," said the Chief.
"He. needs clothing, nnd medical atten
tion. He has quite a number of good
friends, and I understand thev DroDosa
see inai ne is cored for.
G
reat
yes
IN
oys'and Children's
'3'
ms. Mi. JJL JUL JX JU. 25
Of
AT THE...
MOVER
BOYS' CONFIRMATION SUITS
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS
BOYS' SAILOR SUITS
B0VS NORFOLK SUITS
ALL
AT,
:.$3.45
No need of paying $4.00 or $4.50 In up-town
stores when you can secure such values from u$.
WHEN YOU SEE IT
IIN OUR AD. IT'S SO
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THIRD and OAK STREETS
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(Journal Special Service.)
NEW YOK . April I Mrs. Louis Iler-
sog will not lone millions because shs
married the man of her choice. Threat
ned In her fn (tier's will with practical
dlslnheritanif. the went ahead and mar
rled, taking h chance on getting ths mil
llpnaf later. Now the Supreme Court says
he won't lose a cent by ths transaction.
James Jenniiigs McComb was ths
young woman father. He was ths
owner of tin- Navarre apartment houses.
Central . Park South, and much other
valuable real rlate, and had a superb
country mansion, known as Etherwood.
at Dobbs Ferry, where he died on March
11. 101, leaving a widow, Mrs. Mary
Esther McComb, who died on July 1,
101. and four children, Mary Alice
Coxs, Lillle McComb Garth. Fannie
Rayns (now Mr. Hersog), and Jennings
Scott McComb.
Whan Mr M. 'Comb's will was ooened
an read a srtiatlun was caused by this
clause;
It is my will and I hereby direct that
In case my daughter Fanny shall marrv
Mr. Louis,, llriog the' 'provisions which
she shall enjoy from my estate shall be
as follows:
An annuity of $16,000 a year shall ba
paid her so long as she mav live free
and clear, from any enjoynfent or Inter
ference thereof on the Dart of her hus
band., and upon her death the sum of
1300.000 Shall be divided amnnr hr Mill.
dren who may survive her or the Issue
or any child of her who may have pre
vlously died, mrri Isaue to take the par
ents share. The principal so to be
divided upon her death shall be 1300,000.'
Married Bisa Anyway.
Fanny Rayne McComb defied the pa
rental injunction, married the man of
her choice, and then turned around and
for two yearn fought in the courts to
regain the fortune from which shs had
bee out off.
Juauqe,,'!;! handed down a decision
yesterday-, Jn. Sirs. Herzog's favor. He
awards her, one fourth of her father's
real sUte. which Is variously estimated
at being worth anywhere from 118,000,
000 to t20,ovu.00. and as her share of
the persona) property, which could not
be taken away from her, is not less than
1740.000, Si.e gains somewhere between
$4,000,000 and J6.u00.000. is wedded, to the
husband of her choice, and is blessed
with a chul. by-faced toaby boy, born
only a few months ago.
"WJiat can I say?" said Mrs. Hersog,
last night. In Jhe apartments she occu
pies In tho Bryant studios with her
husband and, baby. "What can any
mother say if after a long and bitter
fight she prove victorious? 1 am pleased '
ror my own, sane, put I am overjoyed
Decaus or wnat it means for my baby.
i am naturally very much Dleased."
said her husband; "but we are hardly
out of the woods yet. for I take it as ft
matter of course that Mrs. Hertoir's
relatives will carry the matter to' the
higher courl."
ew romajes,;oi recent years have
attracted such universal attention as
that of Mrs. Herzog.. who chooses the
riak of sacrificing her share of her
father's millions for an annnltv nt
$15,000 a year in order, to marry the
young man whom she had loved for
many years.; Her father, for some un
accountable ' reason, strongly disap
proved of her choice, although Mr. Her
zog was a' most estimable young man
and a rising artist. ,
Loir Oood taw Book. -Miss
-McComb first metJf.oui Hersog
on the golf links at Ardsley. Their friend
ship ripened Into love. When her father
died Miss MoCorab went to work In. a
moxt business-like way to determine
Just how binding in law was the clause
in his will whjch disinherited her. She
brought silit to have a construction
placed upoiK the clause to have it de
clared inoperative and void..
Justice Scott decided that. Inasmuch
as the young heiress had not married
Mr. M'-rzog,:. there was nothing for him
to pass upon, at that time. Whether
lite McComb took this as a hint fo
ilarry Mr. Hersog or not has never been
reveal..,!, but It is fact that within nix
weeks she, he and two friends went' to
the Kifth-Avenue Presbyterian Church,
and there she was mads Mrs. Herzog.
The honeymoon 'was spent" at Mr. Her-
zops home In Philadelphia. I
The decision Justice , Truax handed
down yesterday -is a formidable docu
ment, but the gist of lt ls.ln the words
the ninth clause of the third codicil is
Invalid because It suspends the power
or an, nation lor a longer, period 'than
the lives of two persons in being at the
time the will and codicil became onera-
live. . ',: ..
l lie trustees, and executors of Mr.
tombs estate are directed to pay, Mrs.
Herzog one. fourth of the income, of her
rath ! g estate after providing for the
payment of the incumbrances on th
Central Park apartment houses and on
the erpiratlon of the trust .to turnover
to her her share of the principal. This,
it !s expected. Win exceed $4,000,000.
Every department in the Lip
man, Wolfe stores is filled to
overflowing t with most re
markable bargains.
The immense bulk of all
kinds of dry goods rescued
from our damp and watery
basement reserve rooms is
being forced out at prices re
gardless of cost.
An enormous quantity of
strictly first - class merchan
dise at prices that makes
every article an irresistible
bargain.
SLEEPIKG CARS 0!? ELECTRICS
' (Journal Special Service.)
IV.YTON, O.j April . Sleeping cars
wl, i,e run otf th. Appleyard electric
rouds in Ohio In the near future. The
IiYt':n. Sorinifleld A Urbana Electric
Rajhvuy, one of the roads of the sys
tem, is arranging to double track its
line from tay ton to Springfield. As
soon as th. Ohio River & Western Rail
way, another of the lines of this sys
tem, has been made standard gauge,
parlor cars and sleeping cars will, be
run from Cincinnati to Wheeling, W.
Va., with connections for Pittsburg.
FAVOR BRYAN PLAN.
(Journal Special Service.) j
DKS MOINES. Iowa, April 3. A sig
nificant featuro of the Jeffersonlan ban
quet In tUia city "last night was the
Ftuunch support gives by ths S60 Demo
cruta present, to the Bryan idea that ho
reorganisation, of the party, should - be
ttempted.' vTh. , " speakers Included
former Vic. President Adlal E. Steven
son and W. iy BiTn. ' Stevenson said he
stood solidly'by th. Kansas City and the
Chicago platforms and that he was op
poiiea to any attempt to secure harmony
by surrendering the principles for which
the party had continued and suffered.,.
rrtfarwd' itoe , Caued Crooda.
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Tmm SATURDAY SPECIA
Three-Great Bargains
Men's Golf Caps, 25c value, only . .
Men's Rob Roy Caps, 50c value; only ,25d
Men's Fancy Suspenders, 25c value only 1 Oc
15c
f k Menu5
's Wear Store
171 FIRST STREET
O NE - PRICE MEN'S
REBELS FIGHTING HARD -
K SANTO BoMlNOO, : ApWC--Jhtlnf;
is going on almost continually between
xne government forces and the lusurAJ
iu a pBxua xougnt on tne banks
9t Um rlvsr oaaiaa, after three hours'
of fighting "more than 100 men had been
killed, The -, rebels - are holding out
against surrender, . The V. B. a Atlanta
Is at Santo Domingo. - The Insurgents
are In charge of the city and expect an
attack -from th government -troops.
VnUke
any other Monoyole
Catsup,
"ft
j- We , Import '-'our; family llquora ' and
warrant them . as sood as evr .made.
Our teas and coffees are of the - same 2
iV." l'ier gooos we sen.
VVe . have special pride in our grocer
department, which repfesents ths beet,
always, that the jobbers have, in stock,
Make It a point to caU In here-on Bat
urday and see JTor yourself. Forch, Wet
Park and Morrison street 1