The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 22, 1903, Image 16

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Newspaper Page Text1G ' - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLA TUESDATEVlMNG, DECEMBER 22, 1903. : "Largest Jewelry Storm in Pacific Northwest" , Feldenheimer's Christmas Time : Magnificence , , A very acceptable: present - PORTLAND,' OREGON, DEC. 22, 1903. cTHessrs. Buffum CSPeiidletoti, . 311 MORRISON, Opposite Postoffjce- " Deliver tO "Bearer:; r ;- ' ; x The nam ' FELDENHllMEK. - U a guarantee on all ' Jewelry bought here Our large stock MAKES GIFT SELECTING easy here, . As fast as we sell we replace it with somen thfaig else.' ' You buy here once al ways customer. You ere pleased that pleases as. - . ' Every, piece of Jewelry here is exclusive, new in design and style. ,m . The Christmas Shopping Palace arrays before you a splendid collection garnered from every corner of T this Great Sphere. There are past glories to uphold and new prestige to attain. In the light of dimming time each year's events must outshine those of the previous year to even seem as great. ; So ours do, and V- more. ( The display, and varieties, and extent of former Christmas stock pale Into Insignificance In com v - parlson with this vast exposition of earth's choicest. We urge upon you the necessity of shopping now '. ' for gifts. :. Don't wait until Thursday, It will not be so satisfactory. If It's diamonds you want you find r jomethlog here In this partial list to please you. One Knox War bur t on or S t e t s on Ha t , : .'."'. ., . .' . - '", -V" v.." ' K ' if . -' r ' - - o -, AND CHARGE TO THE ACCOUNT OF Value $ 5'0 Diamond Solitaries ' Diamond tad Emerald Btegs - Diamond Vine for Dadlet aad Oentlemen Two-Btona Bings Diamond and Sapphire Blags ' Diamond Heoklaoes Three and Tlre-Ston. Blurs. v Diamond and Opal Btegs. Brooohas, Tine Diamonds Diamond and Bnby Bings , Diamond Bar Bings . Brooches," Diamonds and Bearla Diamond and Pearl Btegs '-".' Diamond aad Turquoise Blags Brooches, Diamonds aad Buhles - Brooehes, Diamonds aad Emeralds X-TaUleraaBiaaio&dB aad Pearls ... Da TaUieres, Diamonds and Buhles ' . Xm Yallieaes, Diamonds and Emsralds Diamond Caff Buttons, f- Special Designs in Settings on short notice Come end Examine the Quality, the Many Exquisite Designs. New Novelties at Attonishlngly Low Prices " Importers and Manufacturers ' " . of Jewelry Third and Washington Streets CONFESSION AT PISTOL'S POINT POBT&AVD BBOTBEB 0 OSCAB BOOOWAT, BXI.D AS XBCXHBZABT AT IIB1XOV, SATS TBS BOT WAS ' JBITLXXES ZBTO X ALBEIT . ADXXT- Tnra tkb cbxkb. Oscar Rogoway, who was arrepced and narrowly escaped lynching" at Lebanon, Or., yesterday, on suspicion : letting Are to the store Of A. Gross, his brother-in-law, and burning down half a bust? ness block, has two brothers In Port land. Both are barbers. Michael Rogo way Is employed at Browning's barber khop on i'irst street, and Philip Rogo - way at the shop in the basement of the Marquam building. Michael Rogoway Bald today: ' "I received a letter this morning from my father at Albany. He says Oscar is Innocent of the charge of incendiarism; that no rope was placed around his neck, and that he was forced to make a con fession by Jennings, the saloonkeeper. who held a revolver to his head . Oscar Is IS years old, instead of 21 as at first stated. They took him into a room and put him through a sweating process: They threatened to kill him, and the kid had to confess to save his life there and then. He is now, in Albany, which, is the county seat. Phil and I will retain a Portland lawyer today, possibly W. . Hume, and send-hlm to Albany to defend Oscar." EXAMXBXD AT ALBAHT. Albany, Or.. Dec. '22. The preliminary examination of Oscar Rogoway, the Leb anon incendiary, waa held at that place late yesterday afternoon before Justice George P. Lovelee and the defendant was placed under $2,000 bonds to await the action of the circuit court, which convenea in, March. He waa brought to - the ' county jail here. When Interviewed in his cell at a lata hour last - night . he talked very '- freely ; con cerning the fire, but he maintains that he is innocent. ' He related in detail .bow he discovered the flames and his actions after he aounded the alarm. He was sleeping in the back part of the store and says he was almost suffocated when the noise, of ttie fire aroused him.- He grabbed bis clothes and rushed across the street to tba hotel, where he awoka the occupants. After the Are was out he retired to a room in the hotel, but in a short time was told by some one pn the outside that a party wanted to' see him. When he reached- the sidewalk several men grabbed him, be claims, and told him if he did not confess he would be lynched. A noose was placed over his head and he was stretched up to a convenient limb- of a tree until his feet were clear' of. the ground; Finally ha confessed that he was hired to do the deed. A number of citlsens of Lebanon scout the story that ' any attempt was made to lynch the suspect. SUES SON-IN-LAW FOR MONTH'S BOARD Mrs. Mary Muchow asks for Judgment of $2 against her son-in-law and daugh ter, Gustav and Meta Wegner, asserting that they owe her a month's board and room rent, from June 11 to July 11, 190S. She filed suit in Justice Reld'S court The plaintiff is tha wife of an employe at tha city crematory, residing near Guild's lake. . ' The answer filed by Attorney Charles Petrain for the defendants this morn ing denies that they owe Mrs, Muchow $26, but admits that she Is entitled to $5.20 or 86 2-8 cents a day from June 11 to June 16, when they say they left Mrs. Muchow's . root. , The mother-in-law wants an entire month's board, - The case will be tried this week. BEADACBES TBOK. COID. LtxatlT Bromo Quinine remorM the caiiM. To Ret tbe genuine, call for tba full nn. 28c. CANNER IS SHARP -, B WITH VAN DUSEN : "If State Fish Commissioner Van Du sen would spend a little more time act ually at work and less in getting out reports, he would accomplish more," de clared F. A. Seufert, owner of a can nery at The Dalles, who Is in Portland today. "The state Intends turning Its hatcheries over to. the government next year, and the sooner this Is done the bet ter. Last season the hatchery of the government at Little White Salmon. Wash., turned out 89,000 fish. What have the Oregon hatcheries to show, in comparison? Since the first . hatchery was established five years ago- $90,000 has been expended and' the only things that show for this money, aside from the Ontario hatchery,, are a few small buildings scattered through tha woods. It costs the state more to raise 10,000 salmon than It does the government to produce l,ood,000, '.The Little White gal matt hatchery costs $3,600 a year. "I received a letter the other day from United States Fish Commissioner Bowers In which be offered to- take over the Oregon hatcheries and his proposi tion should be accepted. The govern ment has a number of experts employed who understand the culture of fish. - The only thing Van, Dusen has done is to demonstrate that fish hatcheries are practicable. - "As to Van Dusen' s idea that sawdust in the streams . Injure the -fish, I . be lieve he is right, and the practice should be stopped." !-...;--,u :;.;V ii.i . :.: -. '" STTBB COBB rOB FIXES. Itching piles produce moisture and cause Itching, this form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tu mors. 60o a jar, at druggists, or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Boaanho. Phll'a. Pa. B. B. RICH TOBACCO POUCHES. Wo have 'em from 25 cents to $1. ' At any B. B. Rich cigar store. CAPTAIN PORTER HAS DISAPPEARED BBwa qr tbb disaptbabawcb or KISBIBd VAX COBTXBXXB BT CA B&ZQBAJC BEST TBOX UTBB-. POOZi TO CAPTAZV HOUXBO. WOBTK OT TBS ZBBBAFVBA. , Expressions of sorrow were heard all along the waterfront, this morning con cerning . the mysterious disappearance of Captain Porter from the - Oriental liner Indranadl while the vessel was lying in Brooklyn harbor, N. T., a few days ago. . It is generally believed that the missing man met with foul play. Captain Holllngsworth of the steam ship Indrapura, now In port, received a cablegram last evening from T. B, Roy den of Liverpool, owner of the Indra line of steamers, confirming . the news of the disappearance, but no additional light was thrown on the subject. The missing officer was last seen on the morning of December 12, at which time he left the vessel to go to the custom bouse. The steamer' was scheduled to sail the following day, but as the cap tain failed, to put in an appearance the sailing date was postponed a couple of days. A thorough search has failed to reveal . bis whereabouts. The - vessel finally put to sea in command of the first officer. , Captain Porter was formerly first of ficer on the Portland-Aslatlo steamship Indra velli, and ia well and favorably known at this port. He has a wife and two children who have been temporar lly residing at Kobe, Japan. Officers on the Indrapura feel his loss greatly, all of them having formed a strong attach ment for him. Arrangements have been perfected for the Indranadl and Indramayo to.be put on the Portland-Asiatlo run in place of A Cheerful;' Giver. For a Xmas Present Buyap'air of, Ladies' Children's, . Boys,' or Men's SHOES SLIPPER Nothing more acceptable Selling' 167 Third St. the Indrapura and ' Indravelll, whose charters will expire in the spring. Had nothing .happened to him, this arrange ment would have brought Captain Por ter back on the Portland run. - KABZBB VOTES. 6t: Helens, Dec. 22. Passed at .8:15 a. xn. Steamer. "Whlttier. Astoria, Dee. ' 21. Left tip at 2:20 p. m. Steamer- Whlttier. Arrived at 12:30 p. m. British'.: bark Andorrnha, from San Francisco. ' - - San Francisco, Deo. IV Sailed, schooner Glendale, for Columbia river. Arrived at 1:40 p. m. Steamer Oeo. W. Elder, from Portland. '':' f : r ; Astoria, Dec. 22. Sailed, ..steamer Na varro, for San Francisco. , , No. bar report; cape 'line; down. ' - Weather at ABtorlaat;8:a. m., foggy; wind, east r' T:. X:' -. ", " ' Try Tlso's Ovre . for . Mthms, ' It of tea r HerM at odc. - All drassliiu.,: 25c. HOWARD'S ADAM'S LOONEN;S CLINTON'S ; ; s 5.. i if-... ; . PERFUMES AH Popular - Makes 7 HencIdoY Manicure Sets , : "STILETTO" 'RAZOR.S Tbrrey's Razor Strops ' AT THE 343 WtsMngton St., bet. 7th and Park PLACE MAY GO TO MAX SIIILLOCK It Is rumored that Max Shlllock, who receitly resigned, the secretaryship of the Portland board of trade, ia slated for the position of assistant secretary of the National Live Btock association. Secretary C. F. Martin stated this morning that he knew nothing ot the matter, but that the ' appointment of Mr. Shlllock to the position would meet with no objection from him. Mr. Shll lock's election would not come until the convention next month. - He Is at pres ent acting press agent for the local pub licity committee of the Live Stock ss soclatlon convention. ' Sig Sichel & Co.. 92 Third St. Garcia Cigars, the green and gold label stands for. quail ty,iAcceptable Christ", mas gifts, . . . . REPUTABLE GOODS RIGHT PRICES COMFORTABLE STORE ATTENTIVE SALESMEN j& j& . We've Never Been So Well Prepared to vSupply: Your Wants as Now j& STYLE AND QUALITY IS OUIt STRONGHOLD Neckwear . " ..... . XlfffcMt gr& aad moui xoltulTt . Ua la elty, , 50 cents , to S400 Handker-: chiefs Extra caallty, llnsa or silk, plain or Initial. ' Specialties for outside pockets. -!.. '' 25 cents to $1.50 Umbrellas Tha gentleman's kind plate wood handles. Tba "hast rams and silk cover. v $5.00 tnrKOUHTED KAV9UIS Up to $15 Bath Robes These Bobs ara ths plok of this season's most attractive style, rood assortment from which to choose. -6 Forsythe . , Waists rOB lASZXsJ. , Taney Tlannels aad Testings. .Bice present for ft lady. ( $5.00 to $8.50 . V 'Is- Street Hat: ka TOB KAOZES. . t.. tateit VovelUes and plate' ' t . styles.: $500 $12.50 1 ........ ..$54)0 flO.00 A BwOap Bilk Bat. Operas Gloves BXBT'S, : rOWBB'S, TXB BOri and X. u V "Thar tW- All ths new shades. 31.50 to $3.00 Smoking Jackets ' Tha kind man finds com fort In. Well made and fin ished. .- .$6.00 to $12.50 Lounging Robes Made same aa Smoking Jackets, ' but xnnoh longer, with cord at waist. $10.00 to $12.50 Collars and Cuffs Tha latest aad staple styles, X. si W, Oluett, A. 25 cents and 12 cents , Shirts . In endless variety, for full Areas, for business, for out Inf. $1.90 to 05.00 . Norfolk Jackets fOB LA&IZSV Just arrived, all colors. 07.50 . BVBXAB-SXBBT' or soft hat 05.00 :.i BOBSOB BBBBT or soft hat 03.50 Mufflers; .- ' .-. , . , , y t ,. ; i- '; -I ' Bandsome sew patterns, rich aad exclusive styles. '.-.:- v r- -...A-' ':'",V?'"! '' -'V'-'- VM! 3 $1.50 to $3.00 Suspenders Taaojr Saspenders te pretty host's .. soaks exoellent presents. $1.50 , to $5.00 ca Waistcoats . arAirCT abb piaiw Largs assortment for nil dress. , tJnderwear We hare the reputation of carry lng! th.' finest. , '. , ;V;'C$2.00;:;: ito $25.00 289 WASHINGTON STREET. Perkins Hotel Bldfj. Sole Agents for the Dunlap Hat. $2.50 to $10.00 r per suit.