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Newspaper Page TextTOE OREGON DAILY JOUIiyAL,- PORTLAND, WJSDyESPAY IflVElNIlsrOt ' OCTOBER 21, 1903. TOWN TOPJCS JtemsjpfLocaiJnterestiorB v Journal Readers, . - BasabaUl '. . ' ;.? Baseball I , V Baseballl - " '. '..'' Ban Franclsoo '.'' : v. ".- : ' v The Brown. ; Contesting- for ' Second plao. '.--i Best fame of th on.. Don't forget : . . , Tomorrow la ladle' flay.' The ladlM wtU b ' Admitted free , , -. , Tomorrow. f Game Commence At t o'clock.' Baaebaill ' BaaebaUl Aasl, printer, ISH Third atreet Xoffetr Ho prtaga. Regulator Una. and haa been taken baric to hi cell. lie has been a patient at Good Samaritan hospital, since he tried to kill hlmaelf. Foater was arreated by Detective Hart man, aocuaed of ateallng a trunk belong ing to A. D. Hanca from the Benson lodging nous at Fifth , and MorrUon treeta. ;: . :-. r-aa el4 (rem -the Persian mar- kete, new Importations of Peralan ruga and carpets. Turkish draperies, ail kinds of Oriental goods, klmonaa and shawls. Our prices are recognised to be the low eat Of any In Portland. That la why we do tha business of the town. , David Khoury Bro., 147 Alder street, near Be-enth, , . ,. After lying in a serloua condition .for 10 days at St. Vincent's hospital Willie Oerhartus, a boy of 10 from Eagle Creek, succumbed to his Injuries last f evening. While playing In a grist mill ha waa caught In the shafting and ter ribly hurt One of hla leas had to be amputated but the internal injuries caused bis death. ;- At tha Central Methodist Bniseonal church this evening Rev. L. F. Toung, , the new pastor, and Rev. W. T. Kerr. I retiring paator, will be given a publlfl reception by members of the congrega tion. - Mr. young was transferred from the Clark to tha Central church, and I Kev. w. T.Kerr was retired after serv "The Different Store.". LB SrWORTBlAN. liMQ Fifth and Washingtoii Sts. Watlnav-Mann A Beach, tt td atreet. In th ""h PWor for Ave years, r.5? bw'pSad TtT d.$ X. O.O.Blaney. 1 0dd Fellows' Tempi Tak" th6 "eaTilator Una steamera. foot ' fcowl at tha VortlajiA All-. 01 First "! the Bailey Gatiert at 7 O'clock trt I Tuesday, Thursday and Baturday morn " Ings, returning from The Dallea on al- Bee ad. farm for sale, claaslfled col- ternat days. Its 25 cents to The nran. It's a snan. 1 -'",'"s or any omer lanaing, traveling in ciiuci uircvuun. icivpnuno nam Uk good Urlnjrt It's at Max Smith's Bavoy, ill Fifth opp, P. O. Several of tha eases against China men who were arreated last month in Dr. BaU, dentist, ramored from fourth tn T-li "Pn tha lottery games were to seventh floor, Dekum building. atsmissea mis morning on motion or me . . i yruBecuiur. i nose cases aroppea are m. X. BCoorehenaa ai Co- at Seventh charges of visiting lottery resorts. and Alder. Telephone. Slain 1141. Upon looking up the law Assistant I City Attorney Fltsgerald coneluded that ' tovejoy H Xiinooln, bookbinders, paper he could not secure a conviction In ln rulera, 128 First Tel. Main 2010. stances where the lottery ticket were sold in grocery or other stores where Free Ylavi Stealth Talks. Thursday. 1 staple articles are disposed of. 1:20. Lewis -bulldlna. Ladles Invited. . T. Kagerlam paid $10 In the police Suggestive Thermpeutle cure whera eourt yesterday for th privilege of drugs fall. McMaan, 100 Tha Marquam. "pending the night at the police atatlon. He was out for a good time in the A partleilar restaurant for particular North End last night and whUe feeling people. Bavoy, 1(1 Fifth; Max Smith's. very hyPX he missed ISO. He told the police Gladys Williams had robbed htm Portland Club, Ho Fifth street A and she was arrested, while Hugerlan 'palatable lunch aerved every evening w held aa the complaining witness, from until 11 p. m. Thla morning the victim refused to enter complaint arainst the alrl and ao he mm as wuaa, nement sidewalks and waa lined 1 10 for drunkenne. Duuaing foundations contracted. 701 chamber of commerce. 'Phone Main ISO. I Charles Butherford, In charge of the mail-order department at LlDman. Wolfe Pine day! Buy Meredith' nmbrellaa. as Co.'s. Is nurslna a badly wounded hand Repairing and recovering: two stores, at the North Pacific aanltorlum. He waanington and Ith. Morrison and 6th. $10,000 Worth of At Sacrifice 5ale! Fashionable Shoes 7 V i A grand aggregation of Shoe values such as no Portland house ever before offered. Circumstances may not come again in years snch as compel us now to offer snch matchless bargains in Footwear for Men, Women, Boys and Children. Onr Shoe man had planned for a larger store in the new" annex; building operations were delayed; where now we should have been selling hundreds of pairs of shoes a day, is yet a mere foundation for our spacious new five-story building, that.will add, when completed, 360,000 cubic feet, or three-quarters of an acre of floor-space for salesrooms. Our Shoe buyer bought enthusiasticallybuilding hopes as high as the structure he expected to. help fill. A RUDE AWAKENING t But reality brings us face to face with facte. We've $ 10,000 too much shoe stock for our present quarters to hold I That's the story of conditions, necessary to tell that you might know and realize Why We Make this Sacrifice NOW t Sals continues one week. NOW THE STORY OF THE SHOES Firstly, and back of it all, every pair of these Shoes are from onr regular stock, not a "Sale" Shoe in the lot. It is the grandest opportunity ever offered Portland folk to buy the grandest Shoes ever offered in Portland for a song. Ladles day, Tuesdaya and Fridays, at Portland Bowling Alleys, 01 First street., Prise for high score at ten plna. ' was hunting Saturday, when a email bullet from a -22-callber rifle In the hands of Bert H. Went of the London at San Francisco bank - accidentally atrucg Mm arter traveling E00 yarda The accident occurred on Sauvles Island. The ball waa extracted, but It la nna. -wr sra i-ort or store zsa lamntll. sioie mat comDiications may aet in. uooanougn Duiiaina. will rent with or rithout counter; Annly caahler. Journal " hurry If you want to sret there office. before your hair grows gray, take the steamer Charles R. Spencer from Oak Poorly printed stationery brands the treet dock tomorrow morning at 7 for user ss cheap and shabby. Peaslee I The Dallea and all way landings. The Bros., fourth floor, Sherlock building, 8pencer Is the favorite boat on th Third and Oak. , Columbia and Willamette river. Our friend are multiplying with every Oolng. going, rone I Rain ar ahlna rlelng and aettlng of the sun. She Is a Auctioneer Oilman will close out Dr. I wtercraft and anybody can ride Davis' beautiful Highland lot Saturday anywnere, to any point between these next, iv a. m. two cuieo, ror we amaii aura or 60 cents. Freight carried at loweat rate. Tele WUiiau Teltea, tailor, haa moved to phone Main 2060. o Washington atreet. where you will rind the iatt novelties In forelan and Harry Z. Allen, an ea-convict. for domestic woolens. I whom the police have been looklna for months, has been found bv DetMtlvaa Kemoval notice. Marks Shoe eomnanv I Kerrlaran a.nd Snow. Ha win k naa movea to Ml Morrison street, be-1 taken back to Stayton. Or., to fae- tween Fourth and Fifth. New stock, charge of torgory to be -preferred by J. Dt-st vaiues in town, see wlndowaT ,T. Jaynes, ex-warden of the atate prison. Allen wa sent to Salem to serve Ave oai miss those 1125 Hlchland lots, years for forgery committed In Port- This is the last .week for private sale, land. The warden took an Interest In nee ur. Davis. Mohawk building. Auo- him and after his release gave him tion Saturday, JO a. ra. position. It Is claimed he forged Jaynes name to a check for I7S. n i-o ana up, flown; Highland lots disappeared two months ago. Oet a home. Last chance. Private aale . , mi aturaay. Auction at 10 a. m. Drs. Th newest, fcrignest and fastest . m. or j. m. Davis, dentists. steamboat that ever sailed from a Port , , . land dock Is tha beautiful Charles R. TlSOOl lOltS, absolutely Waterproof. I SDencer. fiha waa huilt fnr -vl -H ewed on, 70o and 90c. Shoea repaired is not disappointing her owners. She while you wait. Goodyear Shoe Repair calls at every landing between Portland company. S82 Yamhill, near FourUi. and The Dalles, and . when she leaves I Oolr atr k.r nmnn.n a..i.. . . et us whisper It In your ear. that It. ahnuM h inadnd .ith ours Is the economical printing, house of sengers desirous of viewing the splen Portland. Metropolitan Printing com- did mountain scenery of the Columbia pany, H7 Front street, near Morrison. river. Th fare to anv noint la oniv so 1T)1. EVf0ht .f . Vi A 1a.., nn..ltl Ml V l li.L . ,. .. I.-.'" ..-... . o-t. .. viul UIBHOD OI ma nio- I llvlno- ratoa Telanfcnn- VToln 90cn vi nwuuicr, win aeiiver a ieo- 7 ounaf' 7en,,n 10 nu rorrae' There waa a reign of terror at the , 0 .i du wrreucg cnurcn. ).. irn. m Mn. . . i ..w- juviiu i uitiuaii, Third and Sherman streets. rousta bout was hired by Mrs. Holden to carry 4- a naA r.t nul Vl.b 1 .1 Th Ziaoern Photograph Studio is now ti s t .v.. . l .k. ri... v.... j. . : 1 -- "" mill m rXlA J.! .FIT "--ter to get his lunch but when Gll- SS.. t.t. wj5!L ?"tat. Vtl8tlC man returned be was drunk. He fright- ? ?h&a5 8!?r,etC- enei th ""rtres. of the house away and F. Muhr of Chicago. 111., operator. took possession. He battered up the ". . . .. , A , basement windows and frightened away . toformaOon was filed in the state eir- aeveral of the neighbors who tried to C " Crt y Dletrlct Attor- BUbdue the man. Mrs. Holden was ZZ. ..L"B i, forced to seek refuge with friends. The police were sent for and Patrolman Stuart took Oilman In charae after flght He whs lined $10 In the police court today, wuuu, Kijnrgmg mm witn stealing a ring valued at $100 from lL Y. Zul. If you ar about to die. It might be well enough to think about a monument ,o luniiucuiuiKic yuur nonorame career wii.- at-- . m en earth. I build them. Otto Schumann, i. Z - " TT'IZ-' " 11 . TrZ'l' MXt ? "th 0f Tayl0r 'Ve' and Vr'ec? th7rerawinr?h. most practical ana serviceable of any .,kr.t. .f i u " ., r Pr foot frontage. The awnings wh.il i. lJY; Saturday .nlBht o constructed as to be well protected J v. .;v5 ""'" '" against rain when they are rolled ub, full of bundled MA '"iS.!!? Th' rc eMy to handle- lmP, n1 t'he ptckSeU.' h "0t otte lv. batter results for the money than J viiv as.i iiu va. anuniBi Alio aw Ulllf, Wat.v BmiMt . nv- is suostantiauy ana SKUiruny erected victed in the police court of assault un!Tn uP.ervlsi".of rranlt. Moaner. upon smau boy. Judge Hosru has no w " mere for offenders 1 nf ihia anw a promptly sentenced the culprit to nav . Tw Wt tomorrow to anywhere on a flne of $180 and serve 0 days. A LBe Columbia river between Portland and the man haa no money he will be In lall J-","B"- m tuiuraom nver scen fnp 186 dava. . 7 H the grandest that ever feasted I the eye of man It la a charm that can only be appreciated by those who have complete line or gins in the city at low- I seen ana enjoyed us pleasures and to est price. Cordon. $1.00; De Kuyper, morrow either of the' Regulator Line $1.60TA. V, H $1.00; Plymouth, $1.15. steamer will carry passengers through Telephone Main 2104. Prompt and free the midst of this great panorama, to delivery. A Neuberger, proprietor Full I any point from Portland to The Dalles Measure House, 108 8lxth street, be-1 at the little price of 25 cents for the tween Washington and Stark. ride in either direction. The Dalles City leaves Alder street dock at 0:80 and the Th Stark-Davis aoauanr vesterdav I Oatzert at 7 o clock m the morning. filed articles of Incorporation In the aK" th oatzert for Vancouver. Cas county clerk' office. The member of cad Locks, Stevenson, "White Salmon, th company are T. M. Stark. A. S. Hood River, Lyle and The Dalles, and Davis and O. W. 8tapleton: capital the Regulator for all other landings, stock, $2,500. The company will deal in Telephone Main 014. . ' wholesale and retail plumbing supplies, - w - tinware and other metal, goods, Th Whit Comer, Second, Third and '. . Yamhill streets, 1 to have another great W kay been selling jewelry and sale of Lonsdale muslin, beginning on diamonds' In-Portland since .-"-il7l, and Monday of next week. - These good you Just ask anybody If they have ever were slightly damaged in transit and discovered that we have Vld them a will be sold at about one-third of their falsehood about our good. When you cash value. In the meantime this live buy at Beck's you know you are getting mercantile institution is running off half good a they ar represented. , John A. a thousand ladles' Jackets, bought at a Beck, 807 Morrison street, near Front ' marvelous bargain because they were In litigation. They vara being old at a W. Poster, who attempted suicide at profit of $1. and this means that th the county Jail a week ago by cutting customer get them at one-third of the tlje arteriea in his wrist, ha recovered J price they; would b sold for under Women's Shoes IN THE SALE THE FAMOUS EMPRESS SHOES HEAD THE LIST. The shoe of quality and style, known as among th beat $8.50 shoes produced by American manufacturers, In five styles and lasts, and selected leathers; which include Vlci kid, box calf and enam eled kid, soft flexible hand-turned sole or the heavy welt soles, aa our patron may prefer, full round or medium toe and high military or medium heal. Sal (J'l "TO prlc i ,...$LiO Women's $3 Shoes FOR. $!.B9 AN OVERSTOCK of this season's handsome hoes for women' wear. Five style from which to choose. Light or heavy uppers, broad or medium toe and, soles to corre spond in weight with upper. Grand val ue, not excelled in Portland OQ for $2.50 and $3. This sale $1,0? Comfort Shoes for Housewear ON TABLES IN BAR6AIN AISLE. Leather or felt, with or without strap, medium or full round toe, value to AO $1.50. Tbl sal . VOC Common Sense House or Hospital Shoes IN. LACE CONGRESS STYLES, lined or un llned. Just what their name denote per fect foot sanitariums, regular t iO $2 values. Sale price ?I.O ON THX BARGAIN TABLES Hand-Turned Comfort Shoes 'WITH SOFT. FLEXIBLE SOLES, ao pliable - aa to be turned inside out by hand, a eaa- .. lly as, a glove. Just the shoe that tender feet cry out for, fine kid upper and sensi ble broad, flat heel. Value J "TO to $3, on th bargain tables at. ... J)I I O TURKISH SLIPPERS, color black or brown. 4Sale price , .48c Children's and Misses' Fine Shoes IN THE SALE IN BUTTON OR LACE STYLES, best box calf or vlci kid, selected leathers, with soles light or heavy, patent or stock tip, on bar gain table, sorted aa follows: Size to 10 H, usual $1.60 values at 98c al $2.00 values, J J $1.18 Size 11 to 2, usual $2.00 value, at Gymnasium shoe INFANTS' SHOES, in color of red or black. In sizes 2 to 5. , AUn Sale price tOL Men's Fashionable Shoes at Bargain Price DON'T PAY $3.50 OR $5 at other tore dur ing this remodeling sale. You lose if you do, for we offer ten styles in very smart, fashionable footwear for men. These In clude the popular enamel, vlci kid and box calf stock, with single or heavy double soles, very latest swell lasts and best $3.50 shoes in Portland. Sale fr'J "TO Prlc O Boys' School Shoes IN WINTER WEIGHT LEATHERS, lmper-' vious as leather can be made to wet and Jain. Sale prices, in sizes to 13 $1.08 13 to 2 $1.28 2J to 5 $1.68 ON Till BAR.CAIN TABLES VICTIM OF FIRE SUING FAST CRAWFORD SENDS ordinary circumstances. Almost any lady can afford to own a jacxei, ana a nice one, too. at the price they may be had for a th alert White corner store. Tha -Urulatox Una steamers have Inaugurated a new price for riding on theaa nonular boats. The fare was formerly SO cents for the round trip. and nassengers were compelled to pur- cnaae rouna-tnp ucaoie. "pAwTrr" PATTXMOir WOT UXXX.T nxniTanni soiofrrrafl no longer. iweniy-ur- mow m REPLY TO 1LLIS passenger's far to any landing between Portland and Tne uajies. inese steamera. Bailey Gatzert and Dalles City, sail from Alder street wnarr to morrow morning. The Dalle City leaves at 1:30 and the Gatzert at T. The latter boat calls only at Vancouver, Cascade Locks. Stevenson, White Sal mon. Hood River, Lyle and The Dalles. The Dalles City stops at all other way to Bvmrivn butob txx bsatx or sua wzra rao-c bujuts .1 SXABOX TO UBAaUr WKBTBrEBl TO BLAED WAS ZVOXITOZAST. Or T2CB BAJt AgSOOZAXTOXT WIXJ. OXCZSX aptsb BXAimrarci it wtbtob T2EB ZTTOXirOZ! WAXBABTt xAjtatzaTT rmooEEDzvas. THEATRES twm rsarcB or wtunn." "The Prince of Pilsen" haa a plot. This is so unusual in a musical comedy that the fact merits comment. After a few weeks of Its run In New York, res taurants, cafes, phonographs, and hurdy over" aklts, is presented. Is fair for the money. The show "BFOTXJSSS TOWK." ' "Spotlesa Town" ia a roaring farce comedy intended merely as a laugh pro voker, and haa filled the house at each performance, so far. Prices, IS to 60 cents. "1TOTM OAafZ.' The Nelll-Morosco offering Persistent rumors have been afloat! Attorney-General A M. Crawford has since Saturday nlght'a disastrous fire forwarded to the grievance committee i.h, Thl. I. ha rrwl irinlp mutt vn -ti. ,i.uunm u -"-" iu ouw oar iuciiun ma reply landfegs. Thl is b!,.52U;! Mr. Helen Patterson lost her life, to to the charges of perjury, made against S. ZJZZl T. of tha moat DleMur." the effect that tne flr w" ot incen- him by Judg- Willi. Th document able me. and STSSu ... l"1"? pays the bill. Telephone Main 914. Baseball I Baseball! Baseball! . San Francisco vs. The Brown. Contesting for Second place. Beat game of th season. Don't forget Tomorrow is ladles' day. The ladles will be Admitted frea Tomorrow. . Gam Commence At S o'clock. Baseball! '' Baseball! Baseball! CHIEFLY PERSONAL While there are no definite clues, the yet been considered by the committee. reports will not dowa and it Is likely I Judge Northrup, the chairman of the that the matter will be turned over to committee, says that it will meet as th police within a day or two. Die- soon as convenient and will review the trlct Chief Holden haa been quietly in- matter. vestigating. but is not prepared to tell I "If the committee finds that there Is what he has learned. ground for further proceedings."- said Last Monday Chief Holden saw a man I Judge Northrup, "they will be instituted. digging In the ruins of the Patterson I and the bar association will then be house. A stonswas afloat that "Pantay" the prosecutor." Patterson, who was once wealthy, had I Judge E. B. Watson is acting as Mr. $600 In money under his pillow, but Crawford s counsel, but he declined to thla was lost. When taken to task the give any Information as to the line of man In question told Chief Holden that I defense that will be adopted. he had found nothing. Later he ad- A. C. Emmons, the secretary of the mltted that he had unearthed one dollar, grievance committee, is absent from the but said that Patterson had sent him td city and will not return until next Mon- look for the coin. I day, so that there will probably be no That the fire was started underneath meeting of the committee before that Dolsan'a basket factory there seems lit- I time. tie doubt, A quantity of shavings was plied here, although Chief Holden some time ago, had ordered this cleaned up. There Is a gang of boys on the East Side who will probably have to show where they were at the time the fire started. BSOZZTEB rOR PXTTSBTJBO BAJTX Washington, Oct. 21. The acting comptroller of the treasury this after noon appointed National Bank Examiner i-hariea t t t.rann whn waa aorinuaiv Cunningham receiver for the Federal burned in the fire, which consumed hi National bank of Pittsburg. Pa. The Rev. W. T. Kerr, who haa recently home and resulted in the death of hi. war oomptna,., had was a retired from the pastorate of the Cen wire, is graauauy growing weaaer ana rt'TJ ..... . tt.-. , .k....- -a i nia condition ia reraraea as noDeiess. t r" Mrs. Kerrwill be' at home durtng "the The death of hi. wife haa weighed bank 1. capitalized at $2,000,000. winter at their new home, NO. 18 Mor- -P"" "- " . i. -t- Aihi-a Mr. and Mra. Kerr now rear mat ne win not survive. Intend after aoendlna the winter months "If any person set that fire, he ought at home, to ao East on an extended visit to be hanged," said Chief Campbell, gurdys were all vibrating to the strains n . thMfr ..j.,r- n r h .-r.i- r,f h. R.. Hhaii " and tha ""er tneatre la Notre Dame. at the APPZUBB rOB TKS PAZX. of the Message of the Violet. two of the beautiful ballads of the piece. Second rmlv ta these in DODularltv are the Heid elberg song and the "Song of the Cities." J. M. Church of La Grande haa in- The Prince closes his engagement at I rormea tne ewis ana Clark commla- the Marquam tonight. 'on that he will be willing, to furnish irom ibu to zuu ooxes or union county HOW QAXYXK OOT ABT "ATTTO. I -f"BO lur lno "i. uuuim lair, ine corn- Edward Garvle. who plays Mr. Jolly "" ' .CI - f.ll la. naAaklf JL riirpU'S VHllSll-l " " " w UIBBU J" p - carload. Dossessor of an automobile. Mr. Garvle had a bicycle and $1 he swapped these for a horse then he swapped thla and $20 for a buggy. Becoming convinced that a buggy waa as useless without a horse as the latter was without a ve hicle, he added $700 to the buggy and swapped them for the "auto." Now he ia hannv. "Mr. Jolly of Joliet" opens at Cordray's next Saturday night and (ot fi thu TatiBT.i will run a carnival of fun for a week. I Cardny A Hanoll, Manama, Preferred Stock Canned Oeoda. Allen at Lewi1 Best Brand. AJCUBZatXHTa. Cordray's Theatre THEATHE, Dhana U.la iMt'i . . -. .-.. nia aa t a uwuvt iaui a i i'i fr rf (hi mtmn tr ttpitfnna. ISnnkr1 at the Marquam Grand theatre in the . M . ivaiuar. . - aooearance of Herbert Kelcey and Effle -Wa rana"7aPa ? - Lasiiiii miiTomrn m ainintanai iti Shannon in William Gillette dramatl-1 . . . zation. of Conan Doyle a famoua charac- "A DDOlieSS lOWfl ter, "Sherlock Holmes.- commencing iao Kiautes of continuous Unehtt. The special. tomorrow niani ana coniinuius r nui; and Saturday nights, with Saturday matinee. tie are clerar ana ow, AACADB TXZATBJB. The new bill at the Arcade is giving complete satisfaction. The Taylor quar tet, composed of children, are given an enthusiastic reception. "Continuous" performances. Z1ITCRJB THBATBX. Vaudeville, with . a number of "hold- for the rematnlngi six months. "Grandma" Munrav of Hood River was In Portland yesterday visiting her daughter, Mr. Watklna, on Seventh and Madison streets. "It Is simply murder if the fire waa Incendiary," said District Chief Holden. Holbrook Withlngton left last evening for Medford, Or., where he will practice law. SUICIDE'S BODY IS NOT YET IDENTIFIED H. 3. Gorton of New Tork City Is spending a few days In the city. Mr. Gorton Is a recant Princeton alumnus In the hope of establishing the Meri? tlty of the unknown man who committed suicide on Willamette Heights, Monday T w I " rrh:; night, by shooting himself. Coroner Fin ana i irmveiin imuuau iu- ... Wrnhrt tr, Ran !Trn.)o where the ,stranger purchased a ticket, t i.i,iAn.nt7AiAn.i Aiii.n h. October 8, calling for passage to Van UICU iCIIBU I VU1V 11V S ara.aa V v -. . , , , commleaary department.-Unlted' States v"- ? on ,the iFmttt"'a- army, waa in.Pertland yesterday seeing This was the only c ue found on th- old friends. Colonel Allison is on his man's person. While it is a very slight way to his post at St. Paul, after serv- Wt of evidence, the coroner desires to I-- i U.ra Manila. take advantage of it and has asked for ... j - l.rnnn.tlm nktalnaKl. TV,. kM. i "J .... ....-.v.. w-.aw.u. - wu. Mra. T. T. Strain, aecomoanied bv her Is still lying at Finley' undertaking - - . . I A .1. .. ..A-. V... daughter, leaves Monaay evening tor tne -n.y, Ha-zaiian Taianda. Her sister. Mrs. viewed it. none has been able to tell Jackson R. Myers, of Hue'lo. Maul Willi the man's anw Th ellee an th loin her at Honolulu, where they will coroner are Dom or tne opinion mat it be mieata. for a month, of their brother, was a deliberate case Of suicide. Mr. Edward "Dekumv Mrs. Strain will return to Huelo with Mrs. Myers, and WXHTB BTZXXt 1088X510. remain with her during the wtntor. BIO PUT BATTLES. (Journal Special Service.) Bristol. Tenn., Oct. 21. The belief grows that Went is being hild for ransom. . The search is being extended into the Eastern Kentucky mountains. (Journal Special Service.) -Fort Riley. Kan.. Oct Jl.-rTh mill tanr engagement today were separate 1 Hla mother Is now at Stone Gap. and covered all the leased una.-. The signal corps works tonight . ACTOB U0SZTE8 SZrTXB"CS. . Professor Eaton' Dancing Benool, I (Journal Special Service.) Claaaes Monday and Thursdar even-1 Urbana, N. T., Oct 21. Henry Mon Ing at Arion Hall. Beginner taken at tague. an actor, formerlywtth th Eara any time. Five assistant teachers.- Prl-" "Kendall company, thla morning waa :sn vate lessons dally at hall. Phone West tenced to a year' imprisonment for '4994 ' l i iiiuislua u jp. uw Stenographers Wanted TO INSPECT OUR Typewriter Supplies OF WHICH WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK. TYPEWRITER PAPERS TYPEWRITER RIBBONS TYPEWRITER OIL TYPEWRITER ERASERS STENOGRAPHERS' NOTEBOOKS STENOGRAPHERS' PENCILS One Dollar's Worth1: for Flfty Cents To dose out a first-claw dollar typewriter ribbon, we are offering it at fifty cents, "while they last." They are absolutely first-class. WE ARX HZADQUAXTER.S FOR EDISON'S MIMEOGRAPH SUP PLIES. DON'T ACCEPT ANYTHING "JUST ASCOODV Try Our ISo Smudge" Carbon . I" ' ? -tr. V- THIRD AND ALDHIi Comawnclng Potarrttf right. Oetober H, and m.jum m,j.x wsa;a i Broadbarat A Carrie's Big Mulcl Comedy, ' 'Mr. Jolly of Joliet" MARQUAM GRAND- W. T. Paagl. Beaident Uaaager. ". j ' Tboraday, Friday. Saturday aftanwoa Sod alcht. October 22, 23 and 24. 7 Mr. Herbert Kelcey and Miss Effie inannon la the OlUcttc-Doyta Drama. ' "Sherlock Holmes" , Etealnc wire Lower floor, tirxmt , laat 1- rows, 11.50; Ut 3 row, $1. Balcony, Oral I rowa, $1- aacond 8 rows, TOc; laat row. 00c Gcllery, B9c and 2!Sc Boxea aad iogn, 41(1. Special Wednesday matinea prioea l"rfiileK, $1; parquette circle, 75c Balcony, Sttt 3 rows, 75c; laat 0 rowa, 60c Gallery. Sfie and 2V. ABCADB THBATRK AND AKU8CMEMT PARLORS. ' 830 Waahlnctoa. between th and Ttn. Open- from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. coimirTrcma varoiTrmc. ! SIX BTAB ACTS. Brcry day 1:80 to 4:80. B' ADMI8SI0" 10 TO KTanlnea T to 10.1O, ANT BEAT. OOHCSBI aux BLAriEaBaos. . eoKCBgy eTsbt mam, a-u iuBiraiDa, Leading Visible ASK FOR BOOKLET Zx5rl ttaadar4 Tyi'ewtl- frota 25. a:', make rented and rrvlr-J. I', iiu? stamp, notary seals, tto, Ota Ag . Ce lit Stark, TtLlHW." i :f