The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 16, 1904, Page 3, Image 3

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New York, Oet 1. Al Adams, the pol
ler ktes. who mimi gaUMon from
tho pennies a tho poor and was last
.TmiJiy rdHMd fronr Slav Sins, whtw
Im had MTMd wmnei. Cor gambling,
today seutraeted far thavsslo of eeveral
of hla largos land holdings. Thla Inua
aotloa la take aa proof of tho statement
made some weeks ago that ba would dts-
Cm af his holdings In thla oountry and
y a oastla la Europe wherein to pass
tha ramaindar of hla days. ,
Adams himself la not la orldono to
any of ate old haunta and haa not oven
-tatted anr of tho its aoraar aaloona
owned by him la thla elty. Immediately
after hut departure from Sing: Bln ha
was mat by his family, the members of
wfcomrnd by him with front loyalty,
although until tha Una of hla arrant ha
had kopt frota thorn tha knowtedga of
tho souros of hla wealth. In hla runny
ha la a kind and Indulgent fatbnr and
paraonally haa no vices.
- Tha dlaoharSad oenvlot haa gassr.d' tho
greater part of tho waak la tha prlvata
offtoe of hla bank tn consultation with
lawyara and rami estate not! and It fa
believed hla departure from America will
taka plana within tba not faw day.
Albert Adama, Jr.. a promistnf lawyor
and aoa of the 4-wraoed man. today
hrefused to dlaouaa altbar hla father's
plana or tho oontmcta for aaia of realty.
"My father." ha said. haa served oen-
tanoa ta prison, haa suffered groat noto
riety and oorreepondlng humiliation. It
la tlma that tho nawapaparo dropped him
and hla affaire which are no longer of
oonoarn or Interest to tha reading public.
Both ha and I ahaU steadfastly decline
to bo Interviewed." . :
CHIEF WILL SEE
T0 PROSECUTIONS
VSUOWIsT
IMWII
- Chief of Pol lea Hunt Issued orders
to tho patrolman yesterday morning
never to secure warranto for tha arrest
of any person without - flrat havln
. gained hla oonsant
Tho chief addressed tho poHoaman as
they stood hi lino at headquarter. Bach
of tha thren shifts war made to undor
ataad that In times pant thatr chief had
boon grievously wounded by what ha
termed Imprudent arreatg and prose
eutlona by hla patrolman. In tha future,
ha said, be would -not permit Individual
efforts tn tho linn of prosecutions. Ha
must flrat bo consulted, ba mild. If ha
thought tho case should ba prosecuted,
ha would viva hla permlaalon; It not.
nothing: must bo dona
In poUoa elrclee this la 'regarded aa
perhaps tha moat arbitrary order ever
Issued in thla city. It la looked upon
as being a scheme of Chief Hunt to per
fect 'a gyatem whereby only those ha
wishes prosecuted may ba ' disturbed.
Tho city attorney mad district attorney,
In thla manner, would ba unable ta have
any hand In tha issuing- of complaints,
unlaaa tho chief aaw fit to grant hla
permission. . t
It Indiana goes Republican, Bryan wttl
get tha blame of it- But tho Republican
committee won't-pay him anything
WHAT DID THE WOGGLE-BUG SAY?
ItS WORTH $50-TO KNOW
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Par the mt lerret sambir ef oamct nri. P3.00 f.00 ,
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Tho answer ta tha question aakod of tho Wogglebug la tha ntaga-
ttno Seatkm of tho papat of iUNDAI, OCTOBKR 1.
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SppMra Is The nanasy eariai oi uribcrr m. nrrp nunaor irn quMTioe
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inwi g
lftwlr ?Zii the blrhrst svejber ef mart sewer tae met ertm f
ami he aiTieeeeaieg them ta slsnlec mam tae etaer prism IU as suaiUrlr
aiji
The eaaeaw Oet" am feowsHyely minuend, end amt Im alag ta eee m
Melope. ta aVmrrWI erter. HO TWO fflUPONg IN AN ENVBIPg MUST BHAR X
(umIiub Mi urkr if me ere Hlm-laa eoepoM dallr (ram morn thaa m eae S
af ThatJonrnel roe aimn siiciom na - emu vni tamopt. at
OniNwtente iMwd eo wrtte th Mm en m wwipow. To marwrtte,
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Up at aUewet ft f
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Lece Co!l-ir$ '
A sample line of wide Uce collars
came to us Saturday from our New
York officewhite, ecru pjid black.
fan sale tomorrow at . . - . "
88a, f 1.48, f 1.75 and f 1.98.
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'ft intend that the last half of October Shall be tha biggest, grandest exhibi
tion, of low pricea sttached-to-merchandisoodneas that bas ever been at
temnted in Portland. A storcful of bright, fresh, dependable goods-
"bought right"-ahd the firm determination to arwaya undersell competition, is an
absolute guarantee that our late October sales will be full of opportunities for the
economical We are prepared to do big selling; to handle tha crowds that come to
take advantage of advertised specials. All will be promptly and courteously waited,
upon and no one will be disappointed. Values will be exactly as represented
and money instantly refunded for any unsatisfactory purchase Special offerings
all over the store. Sale begins tomorrow morning. ";: ;
; Outing Flannel ; V
Grades worth np to 15c at 10e
8c grade, this week, st 64f ' V'.
Light snd dark colors In both lines.
Stripes, checks and plaids. These,
are excellent .values.-. ', ' '
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Tailor-Mads Suits
For CirmcDU Worth to $30.00
$10 Saved on Every Suit v
Saturdays express brought us some rich
bargain plums from New York. Sixty
brand new Tailor-made Suits made to the
yery top notch of style nearly all differ
em-not more than 3 of any one; kind.
Blues, browns, grays, fancy mixtures and
blacky Every suit a new fall make Three
quarter and nip length coats, silk and satin
lined handsomely made and trimmed
great many with belt loose and tight fit
ting. Skirts walking length plaited.
This line of suits represents one of the very
best buys our New York office ever made
and we are indeed fortunate in getting them
thus early in the seasonas are our custom
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The suits go on sale tomorrow as noted
-above.;- ; ; . , ;. .-. '"r-
Millinery
Bright and Winsome
Tomorrow's
Offerings
Last week's immense business sadly de
pleted some lines and yet with extra help
our energetic milliners have arranged a num
ber of specials with which to begin the new
week. There are still a great many hand
some pattern hats (displayed in south win
dow todav) and . these will be
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One-Fourth Off
Tomorrow Only
More of those tailor-made toques and tur
bans at $3.48 will be ready by 10 o'clock.
They will be similar to those that caused
such excitement Friday and Saturday. Also
special offerings of children's hats. - - ,
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New Raincoat
These are also Saturday arrivals. Cravenettes
in the popular tan color light weight, jinlined,
fulL sleeve with cuff; plaited back; Grecian
belt; small shoulder capes; trimmed with but
tons and green velvet ; sarin piped seams. All
sixes 3S to 44. Quality such aj you will notice
in other stores at $23 to $25 Our price is
918.50.- i
L fur Scarfs Eedaoed
$S black coney scarf, with tails and silk cord.
Special at f 2.69. Stylish scarfs of fox, rac
coon, opossum, minf squirrel, tc, in beauti
fully blended colors trimmed with tails, che
nille and silk cords and slides.- Some of the
very finest sable and Isabella fox with heavy
bushy tanWworth $33 to $38 selling now
at 923.45. ,'.
. $2.00 Sbirtwaltta $19 . :.'v
Ladies' colored waists of fleeced goodsrichly
and stylishly made pleated front and back,
pretty collar fuIT sleeve with cuff-hroad
shoulder. Regular$2 grades tomorrow f 1.39.
High grade waists in flannel, granite cloth,
lustre and silk all are specially and radically
reduced.:' ' - - -
Comfort, and Blankets - -'
fl.49 for $3 comforts. Silkokne covered
cotton filled full size. This week only. ' -f
2.98 for highest grade $5 comforts. Best
quality heavy satine covered rich handsome
patterns sanitary cotton filled corded edge.
.60) for 10-4 Un and gray cotton blankets.
8$d? for white ' cotton blankets ordinarily
$1.26. - ' : '
fl9 for cotton blankets worth $1.75 and $3.
White gray or tan with fancy striped borders.
All full double bed size.
Girlt.' CoaU
Large center window partially tells the style
story today. . We've hundreds of new natty
little coats in all sizes from babfesr to young
ladies'. A fourth off the prices of all coats will
be allowed this week. All colors choice of
cloth. Extra or medium length. ''
$3.75 tomorrow buys $6 coat. .' 9.00 buys
an $8 coat. $B.4& buys one of the finesfc-r
$12.60 coat .
iwgaiar la
and j fast
Vadlam weight, grey color, peart bvltoaa, taped;
alaea up ta St at... 25d
V to 14 ai, ... 85
r'" Catorag Waists st 35e
Agea to IS. Peroala and nannatatta. attaahad
and detahsd oatlara; worth S0 to 7o;
oboloa aSe
-''kMMrts 3e ." .
It UT14, eelored. attached collars:
. and fad grades. Stronc aarrloeaUa
oolora.
abort VWat SsMs ta.ie
Good Seaae! Svtta ta agee aa la II yaara; dark
aoiora; douMo breast ad atylea. Taluoa to IS.
$1.00 Km Peats 9o
All ataag t to II. Plata eolorg and aatstaraa.
Soma with double goat sod hnaa. Oood serrloe
abla ohool Paata, T ...' 5 . .
t3 DrwsS Skarts SOo
Bhlrtg toot mto om'i Made af fast oelor Madraa
Cloth, seat atrlpea aad flgureai ozUa aoUars or
anfa, -
. $1.50 Brass Hats Mo
Black. Tan and Pearl Bederaa and plata round,
ourled-brlm atylea. BTxoaUectt ajrede fait aU
a.OO Lwaw raat Scslta $5.45 v
Randaoma. sen hieablo olothtaeT ta aaer otyllsh
fanor saixtnraa and plain eolorg. Military out;
aquaro ahouidorg. Toons; aeea'a a lass up to SS
m m : - -1 Ad.iwllsetfVwaCooa
oDoe Danrains uniinuea un tvwas
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-v' IbMra VkfiAl SKaca Sl.iS
Sizes up to 2's Same shoe in larger size up to 8J1 St 9165
These shoes are all solid leather no "paper" counters or insoles.
Matt tn atarid achaol bovs' hard knocks. VDOers Of calf and
iuu..l..M. ihuuI -mm'tirY, atrwlr Kut erft. 5snlra of
Kl ltl mutCI liiuuirt. kwu
first rate oak tanned sole leather double both nailed and sewed.
-H O - Carta Srhoal Shoes SI. 68 . :
Pretty? "Yes, but the principal talking feature about these shoes
is wear. They are made of specially selected dongola, vici, box
calf and Telmar kangaroo; soft,, nice stock, but leather that has
service. Double or single soles sewed lace uppers.. It to 2.
Regular $3 grades wherever you go. Here special at 9168.
, . r Babies $1.00 Shoes 69c
Soft fine black vici kid leather soles, no heels sizes t to 4
lace or button. Regular $1 grades. . . .
' ChJMrtnia Re4 Shoea 98c
Sizes B" to 8. Regular $1.60 grade extra fine soft vici kid neb
red color (fast), foot-form shape spring heel st 98e.
' ' 75c Shoea for 47c .' '
Odd lots in children's shoes some of them running to 8's
black and red varied kinds. Choice 47s).
.: Saaaet Shoea $3.00
This shoe is not discounted but deserves a place with all Spe
cials, because it's the equal of any $6 shoe manufactured. We
are under contract to not sell them less than $3. Perfect fitting,
hand sewed, stylish lasts, long service. Those are the points.
$3.73 tadJea Shoea at $1.98 - " :;
No better wearing shoe sold in Portland. Genuine via kid stock
soft and fine but strong and serviceable extension soles (will
not "squeak") or light, thin soles. Wide foot-form last or nar
row toe ; Cuban, military and opera heels. Patent leather and
kid tops. Laced. Best of linings, fitted without wrinkles; uppers
stitched with silk. Shoes that are cheap at $2.76 Special at
, OM UdSeV Shoes $1.39 - -
Low or high cut soft kid, with flexible soles, broad, plain toes
and low heels. Laced or congress rubber in sides. -
ears, - II
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MER OF FIVE
GOES RAVING MAD
S.
AtfaWt TO VAXB
m OOtTsTTTi fAXS) TM
&VSS SdTuWat. ,
WKefl tha time earns to romovo Mrs.
P. Carochlno. a demanted woman, front
a cell at tho ooontr JsH yaatarday to
send bar to tho aarluia for the, Insane at
Salem, aha fought like a tigress, siting-.
o)a win and striking- at ovary person
within her reach. It waa found tmooe-
alblo for one asan to plnoe aer in a
atralt-Jacket, and Sheriff Word and Un
der-sheriff Morden had to go to tha aa
letance of Deputy: Cordano. After a
hard etruggls tho unfortunate woman
waa hound, and. ac reaming at tho top of
her voice, waa started for Salem tn
ahargo of Mra. Dougherty and a aaale
asatstant.
Th. mm af If re. OerettlnA tm sue at
tha aaddewt drawn to the attention of
a cnaajr.
There's nethlng like dome a ' thing
thoroughly. Of all tha Salrea you aver
heard of. BlKklotra Arntoa Salvo fa tha
beat. It aweepa away and euroa Burns,
gores, Bnilees, Cuta, Bella, Ulcere, Shin
Braptlono and Pllra, It's only lea and
gaaraatead ta sire aatlataetlea.
tha aathorltlaa ta many month a aha ta
tho mother of fJvo young children.
Attention to her oondlthm waa first
drawa to County Commissioner Light-
nan County Health Offloar Bvana
lie toned to tho otory told by tho wom
an's aolghbora, and after oonaultatlon
with Mr. Light-tor decided that aha
should be sent ta tho oounty hoepltai.
tn tho hope that root and quiet under
changed 'oondltkma would prove benefi
cial. On account of bar pitiful pjeadlnff
two am all children were allowed to ao
company her to tho Institution last
Thursday. k
Instead of hnprovlng, bar oondltton
became worse, and thla morning It waa
found nooeoaary to bring her back to tho
city and Incarcerate her at tho eounty
jail. On examination by Just lea Baton
and two phyalclano aha waa adjudged In
sane and waa ordered ssnt to .tha Salem
aavlum.
It la probable that tha two younger
children will ba given Into tha care of
tha Boys' and atrle Aid society, whllo
the other three will ba givsn a home by
friends.' Deputy Sheriff Cordano haa
Interested him self In tha case and will
endeavor to raise a fund for tho oar of
tho children.
TRACY DYING; MURDER
MAY BE THE CHARGE
' Lofgh Tracy baa never regained con
sciousness since being at ruck over tho
right temple by a largo glaaa tumbler
In tha hands of a -man at fifth and Davie
atreeta early Friday night. Ha was re
moved at oneo to tha Oood Samaritan
hospital at the order of City Physician
Ban. and ho atlll remains thera. Hla
nhanooa for ronovory are so slight that
Uvere lg praoUeaily ao hop
Aa pubtlahed yaatarday, Ouy Foster
and Theron Buah are under arrest,
charged with tha deed. Municipal Judge
Hoguo yesterday declined to fix their
bond until tho oateome of Tracy a In
juries la known,
Tho police have no Idea why tho at
tack was faado. Both Foster and Buab
ere said to have been drinking: that
Off They Go!
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There is such a demand for ovf hav
araeraa that keeping them any length of
time la out af the question. It Is bo
cmuss of the diet I active character that
our Jlqutfrs possess. Wa have tha flnesfe
tocV of table wlnaa and whtaklaa to ba
found la tha city.
Full Measure House
MS Btttk Bona mmA SS Vatla SMS, Bt.
mghtL Tba largo tumbler with wntea
Traey waa struck, tt la said by the po
Ilos, they aeoured from tho Brunswick
emlooa, Tho glsaa waa found in fta
maata en tha pavement bealdo Traey.
Tha plecee were gathered up by FoHoa
man Baty and Burke and preserved for
evidence. - - - ;....-;.
World's Filr bcirilm.
Additional da tea ef aala for world's
fair tickets have boaa announced by tho
Canadian Pacific
Oa October ST, tt, 1. special round
trip tickets to St. Louis and eastern
points will ba on sals at vary low rates.
Tickets good for stop-over privilege
and a choloe af routee returning.
For full particulars, call on or ad
dress, F. ft. Johnson. F. F. A, 141
Third street, PortUnd,Or. , ,
; Stof For CelllBS Hot SprlBts. '
A covered platform haa boon erected
by tha O. ft. M. Immediately appoelte
Collins Hot Springs for tha aooommoda
tlon of passengera who deelre ta vlalt
thla resort The Spokane Flyer, tnmlna
I and 4, stop at thla point ODflaeT to
take on or lot off paaaongera. A oom
modlous launch meets and oarrias all
passengera aad bacgngs aoroas tho river
to tha hotel.
Ripe Strawberrlrt at lescrvt Ir Part
If you're m tho market to, any a home
of your" own you don't want to buy be
fore you've been out snd seen Reser
voir park.- You ought to go out and
sea tha strawberries ripe and In bloom,
anyhow, fteoervotr Park Is a alghtlv
tract onty a short dlatanoe south of tho
1ft. Tabor rsearvolr; tho ground la level
and In cultivation. Lots are soiling for
IIH aad upward, "
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hv SPECIALISTS of long raare
Hence. Qlva ua a oaM, and you will Sod
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