THIS OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTEANP. MONDAY EVEMPfO, NO
MESSAGE TOO LATE
TO STOP WEDDING
L B. Hays and Eunice Lovetta
Downing Are Married by
Vancouver Justice.
GIRL SAID TO BE BUT
FIFTEEN YEARS OLD
Young Couple and Witness to
Securing of License Are
Portland Resident.
(Special DUpatch to The Journal.)
' Vancouver, Waah.. Nov. 11. O. B.
Maya of Portland mar tina himself In
trouble unltu the Iraia parents or
Eunice Lovetta Downing of Portland
are reconciled to her marrlaKe to James
Wesley McOann. Saturday last these
three rouna persons appeared before the
county auditor of Clarke county and
sought a marriage license for MeQannj
and Mis Pawning. The license was
Issued upon the affidavit of Q. B.
Hays that McOann Is over 21 years old
and Mlas Downing over It.
After curing the license the young
couple was Immediately married by
Justice Sparks. A few minutes after
they left the courthouse and the audi
tor's office was closed for the noon
.hour K. M. Bconlon, clerk of the court,
received a telephone message from the
girl's parents to see the county audi
tor and have him refuse a' license to
McOann and Miss Downing, as the girt
was only IS years of age. By the time
the auditor received the menage Miss
Downing had become Mrs. McOann.
James Downing appeared at police
headquarters this morning and wanted
both his daughter and Wealey McOann
arrested. City Attorney Fltxgerajd was
puxzled for sometime aa to just what
iaieps should be taken, but in order to
git the young people Into court and
learn the facts In the case, finally filed
charge of unlawfully living together
gainst them.
'The girt is only II "years old and
McOann is but said Downing. "I
have objected to her marrying him or
THE STORE NOTED
Many Thanksgiving
AND EVERY ONE IS
remain
RAINCOATS, JACKETS AND CAPES Hj-
metropolitan la sis and no representative of beat Sty las in th season's favorite fabrics ? These garments were
personally selected In
jew Ton last
snown la any ssamwe.
Swell Raincoats
New line of the very latest, just
in by express. No matter where
you go they can't be duplicated,
and if you want the cream of
quality and. style buy here. W
can show you the beat assortment
In all new, this season's Coats to
be seen In the city. We have
them at 122. DO. J19.50. .
BfT-.S $10.50
ewjsj A IT NftlMV ? TfTC Critical buyers who bar hupeeted all the different Unas) tell as that
TAILORED SUITS -rz; i$?jz&?jr teUor'd worth -
Misses' Suits
These Suits fit small women, without alteration, to
perfection. The suits are tailored snd fashioned to th
top make of perfection and ran only be judged after,
you hav seen them. We have them for $1(0, $18.50.
tit it. in. iia.&o $12 50
and r"T"wW
HANDSOME FURS
guaranteed. We will sell no far piece at SAT price that Will bring discredit
ouslness. We are showing Boas and Scarfs from $98 to a small a price as
1MOHS4
fesjfwc-rm
rpfitlTANTl
sVWLS 44 t
SPECIAL SALE
Pre with
SI Purchase.
H5
1N7
f&H feateM' nil
Take Grand Entrance Right on the Corner Third and Morrison
even going with him at all. but could
not prevent it. Th girl's mother is
dead and I cannot stay sit hoes and look
out for her. I told County Clerk Fields
not to issue a license and also sent
word to Vancouver, Waah.
It Is poaalble that steps may be taken
against somebody for perjury. Assistant
District Attorney Haney is investigating
the affair.
HEROINE OF WHITE
ROSE HAS TROUBLES
Mrs. Mary Marcello, of white rose
hypnotic fame, la making another bid
for publlo attention. She appeared In
the polio oourt this morning and
caused a warrant to be issued . fos; the
arrest of ber husband. Mleliael. cm the
charge of assault and battery, exhibit
ing a discolored optlo as evidence of
the beating ehe says she received.
"If it hadn't been for ray little girl
here running between us," she declared,
"my husband would have killed me with
an ax. The child clung to my skirts
jand he wss afraid to hit me."'
The trouble arose, jura. rcoug -plained,
because she wanted to attend
services at one ehurch yesterday while
her husband wanted her to go to an.
other. The disagreement, according to
ber version, culminated in bis attack
ing and beating her.
Some time ago Mrs. Marcello waa the
chief figure in a sensational police court
episode. Trouble arose between her
and her husband over her practice or
"taking in the town" with her step-
arrandfather. A. N. Cooper. At that
tins abe said she had been hypnotised
through the medium of a white roe
sent her by Cooper from O'Hrlen sta
tion. Wash.
A few days ago Marcello wanted tn
woman arrested ror leaving mm, anu
was advised to sua for a divorce. . Their
trouble was patched up. however, but
peace did not brood over the family
long. Marcello will be arrested this
afternoon.
TsUAX, siaw-T.awa OTT.
(Jonrnal Sparta! Service.)
Boston. Nov. 11. The official speed
trial of the cruiser Pennsylvania, which
waa scheduled for today on the Cape
Ann coarse, was called off. The cruiser
will probably arrive tomorrow.
(Journal Special .Set-rice.)
Hoboken. Nov. 11. The meeting of the
stockholders of th Northern Securities
company wss again adjourned to on
week from today.
Fcft THE BKT OOODS
HERE AS ADVERTISED
Some have been puzzled to know by whet
rule a store may .advertise merchandise at
cost almost daily, really sell the goods as ad
vertised, and still thrive and grow strong and
great. There is no secret it is all simple and
according to sound business methods. It is
also quickly comprehended when it is realized
that out of our many hundreds of thousands
value of stocks we usually advertise at ex
me bargain prices only the fractions that
from lines run low. It is clear
when we have sold at our- regular fair margin
95 per cent of a lot in any line of merchandise,
we can afford to accept a reasonable money
loss on the small lot that is left.
It occurs, also, that we must at times sac-,
rtfice profits to pey for the error of overbuy
ing. But be the reason what it may, the bar
gains advertised at this store shall never fail
to be here as represented.
month by our painstaking and oompetent
Short Jackets
A swell line of Short Jackets in
tans, buck, castors. Prices
about one half what others ask
112.50. 10. SO. $9.50, $8.50. $7 50
and
$6.50
Ladies Tailored Suits
By express. Saturday, we received a swell line of new
suits In the new blue, brown and blacks, all elegantly
tailored, oerfectl" fitting "srments. Every detail In
make perfect: three
Siseis 34 to 42, In
brown and new mixtures your choice
Others for
Our nrasent exhibit of far garments
and varied we have ever offered
beat IQjaaa and American models, ana we qnauues are positively
Special line of broken slses In white
Oxford Winter Waists, values from
$2.00. $2.50 and 12.76; "rA"ic
choice for h
A special line of well-mad, elegantly
fashioned mercerised Petticoats QTf
value fl.to. today
Don't miss the sale of Thomson's Olov
Flttlng Corsets. You save from 50
cents to $1.00. Besides you get th
best Corset on earth.
xmsT'S SECTiOsT You cannot afford to
pass us in men's Underwear and
Mount Hood Shirts.
Com her today for your Kid Gloves.
No use wasting words. Nothing In
Portland to compare with ourCfV.
Gloves at tBe, TSs and
At to- rokn lots of Isles' Vsts
Jl JUC ana pants, worth 76c 0c
$1.00. Secure some befor all ara
sold.
OP TM AISKSaiVIINQ
WANTS PICTURES OF
THE FAIR GROUNDS
Many Eastern Concerns Show
Much Interest in the Lewis
and Clark Fair.
The lidgerwood Manufacturing com
pany, a large eastern concern, has writ
ten to the Portland chamber of com
mere asking far three blrdseye views
of the Lewis and Clark fair grounds.
The company intands making an ex
hibit and desires th views -for us in
considering the question of location. The
chamber is every day receiving letters
from parties in eastern states asking
to be informed regarding chanocs for
employment.
"We could send a great many appli
cants to a municipal employment bu
reau." aays Assistant Secretary Mosses
hon. Many Inquiries are also received
from people who , wish to leaae room
ing , houses for Lewis and Clark fair
year. '
The Norman Peace Publishing system,
a concern that conducts a hotel and
resort advertising business, has writ
ten to th chamber requesting photo
graphs of prominent buildings and in
teresting scenery in Portland and vicin
ity, for us in a booklet that is to be
Issued for their tourist travel. More
free advertising la promised in th south
and east through th Richmond Tlmes
Dlspatch, which will exploit Portland
and the exposition in a special edition.
Th editor writes to th chamber of
commerce for pho.tographa to be used In
illustrating th article.
Oeorge Schwartz, a Portland plumber,
who Is now In Swltxerland for his health,
has had many inquiries from people of
that country who are interested in learn
ing about Oregon. He has written to
the chamber of commerce requesting
that booklets and literature printed in
the German or French languages b for
warded to him at Zurich, to enable him
to do some immigration work for Port
land. TAR MOnTElvrS ABgTBTTAHfJE.
London, Not. 11. The holders of Co
lombia bonds havs started movement to
gat President Roosevelt to arbitrate th
question of receiving a part of the 10.
000,004 paid to Panama In connection
with the canal purchase, ths amount to
apply cn Colombia's debt
grrrd Stock Canned Qoods.
Allan ft Lewis' Best Brand.
AT LOWB8T PRICES'
Bargains
that
buyer, and there is nothing later
Black Suits and
Capes
For axtra-slsed ladles, sixes from
42 to 46; the only place you can
And these sis In th city. Cap
lined with Skinner's Satin.
- quartered, tight - fitting coat.
all the new colors or
$l?.5o
less nicer ones for more.
Is th richest and most
Th Bill are selected from th
to our awwni w uuwf JJ
Nunsveiling and Albatross
Waists
An elegant Una of new Waists, In
nunsveiling, In cream and cham
pagne colors. Special t) K(
IS.50, $3.25. $$.76 and sw..W
Silk Waists
New line In latest Chiffon Taf
fstas. with blouse effect. In white
and black, with the new leg-of-mutton
sleeve, elabo- aj-C ff
rately trimmed special e.W
Children's School Coats
A Una of good, serviceable gar
ments for school wear, ages 8 to
14 we have those
that will meet your ) f(
approval from 19 to
TABLE LINENS
THIS DRUNKEN BOY
INVOLVES FATHER
Earl Hinds Charges His Parents
with Having Furnished
Him the Liquor.
LAD APPEARS TO BE A
MORAL DEGENERATE
Warrant Has Been Issued
the Arrest of the Sa
loon Keeper.
for
After oloaely questioning 14-year-old
Karl Hinds, who was found by Police
man Endlcott In an Intoxicated condi
tion at Third and Ash streets and taken
to the nolle station last night, Munici
pal Judge Hogue discovered that Al
Hinds, his father, bad given him the
beer and was responsible for big condi
tion. A charge of giving liquor to a
minor was drawn up against Hinds and
filed by Assistant District Attorney
Haney., Charles Maler, a saloonkeeper,
has also been charged with selling him
Uquor by City Attorney Fitzgerald.
Deteotlv Hawley of the Boys and
Girls' Aid society waa given th affair
for investigation. The case will com
up in th municipal court Wednesday
morning. In th meantime the boy has
been given into the custody of Super
intendent Gardner of the society.
Young Hinds told Judge Hogue that
he was four times sent to Mater's sa
loon after a gallon of beer by his father.
On each occasion, he said, his father
gave him soma The little fellow has
evidently no moral training, and smokes
and chews tobacco like a veteran user
of the weed.
In answering the questions of th
court he showed a marked reluctance to
furnishing any Information. His answers
war curt, "no" and "yes" being his re
ply to most of th questions.
'Where is this man Hinds T" Is he in
court?" asked Judge Hogue.
Bailiff Ooltx called for Hinds, but ha
was not present.
"Well, I guess well have him here,"
grimly remarked the court.. "It strikes
me that this man should be taught to
bring hla boy up better than he ban."
Mater's saloon is located at East
Burnside street and Union avenue. Th
Hinds boy left his home, 60$ East Ash
street, and crossed the river before
being taken into custody. When found
by Policeman Endlcotjt he was s tumbling
around in front of a shooting gallery.
iMaler heard a warrant was out for his
arrest, and appearing in the police court
this afternoon gave cash bond in th
amount of $100. He said he waa away
from his place of business all day yes
terday, and did not know whether his
barkeeper had sold the boy liquor or
not ,
COURT REFUSES TO
UPHOLD CONTENTION
Judge MoBrlde at Oregon City
Sustains Demurrer to Com
plaint of Mrs. Chase.
(Special Dispatch to Th Journal.)
Oregon City, Or., Nov. $1. Judg Me
Brlde this morning sustained the demur
rer to the complaint of Mrs. S. A. Chase,
who asked for an injunction restraining
the city council from passing an ordi
nance granting to the Oregon & Califor
nia Railroad company and its leasee, the
Southern Pacific company, a perpetual
franchise for a main and side tracks over
Railroad avenue. Mrs. Chase alleged
that her property would be damaged by
th grant of a franchise, but the court
refused to uphold this contention. Ha
made an order that th council should
not enter into a contract with the com
pany Until a further order of the court.
In consideration of the proposed fran
chise the railroad company offers to
complete the south end rosd by bulldtng
an underground team subway connecting
Third street with the road, and also
agrees to construct pedestrian subways
at Fourth and Seventh streets. The
council will meet tonight and paas the
ordinance.
FIFTY CENTS A DOZEN
FOR EGGS IN SEATTLE
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Seattle, Nov. $1. Seattle's Thanks
giving market is higher this ysar than
ever before, and many a family will
have to forego the usual repast of the
season. Turkeys are selling for 24 cents
to 1 cents a? pound. Eggs are worth
from 10 to 66 cents a dozen.
That's
Right,
Show Your
Teeth
SPECIALIZATION
No dentist's life Is long enough to become
expert tn all of the six branches of the
nrofeMfcra. To been are .klllfnl la s single
branch Is a lofty ambition arm onij a few
attain It. All my specialists sre chosen
from that few. awery man In my office
Is sn expert In s particular branch. He
most first h" t-rll "'
Ushiliu Is gsuilitfl'MM then bare achieved
distinction In his chosen Branch, before I
call him. He niust be an expert before he
cornea to me. There is sat "If," or "per
haps" about his skill when ones yon find
him In my office.
Jost as Important my specialists are an
men of character. I have wars of asrwtala
Ins this not st the fatten t 'a disposal. A
K,l dentist may be ruined br dissipation,
e ear other man. Bach s dentist cannot
stsy with me. I don't believe my patients
want him. 1 know I don't. Hj specialists
sre sll In the prime and vigor of their
ewers dentists who bars mad a kern
atnlr of their celling: not men who hsve
picked up merely enough dentistry to earn a
living.
ooHBtTtTATiow ran.
ran REA SOU ABLE.
Office s
gs 7 SO
hears I a.
to p.
to I: to e'oloek. eadsrs
s. m. to 1 p. m.
Dr. B. E. Wright's
Dental Office
MfH WABHIKOTOX ST.. 00 E. TTH,
Phone stain HI.
Braaoa effuse, atmslaff blag.. seism. Or.
JIIOH ORABF. WORK SMALL TEIOTB.
1 1 i
Thanks
giving Specials
Don't leave th Thanksgiving
ordsrlng until th last day.
W ar prepared to outdo our
aalves this season, but won t
you send us your order earlj T
You'll be better- pleased.
Ice Cream
The best
,' nOHHlhle to Dills.
All the popular
ular navors anu
tt, ivors
aome new ones,
bulk, bricks or
moulds.
Put up 111
Individual
Water Ices
Are increasing In favor. Ours
have tnat "veiveiy
not
gy to attain.
rinsuvis
and Roman fundi will us un
in
favorite this week.
Home-made Pies
If you knew how good our
Mince and Pumpkin Plea are
!.,..', hth, tn rtaka
bake
them in the home ov
rvu iuiuii v ' .
3 van.
All
Ingredients of Snest quality;
generous sue ana generously
filled. Mince made with an
extra measure of brandy If or
dered a day In advance.
Cakes
Three layers of light, golden
cake with two layers or rich
filling snd a delicate icing on
top. Must be ordered one day
in advance. Maple, chocolate,
walnut, bananas, marshmal
low, fig and cocoanut, lemon
and orange cream.
Candies
The plain, old-fashioned kinds
are most appropriate for tbta
Shy of feasting. We especi
ally suggest our popular
Honey Comb Taffies and Mexi
can Penoche. An extra as
sortment of the richest creams
and chocolates. '
Salted Nuts
New crop of almonds and pea
nuts arrived laat week. We
salt them as they should be in
choice creamery butter.
Novelties
In decorative and souvenir fa
vors for the table and evening
"gathering." Nothing adds ao
much to the brightness and
fun of the occasion. We never
had such a variety as now. See
the miniature turkeys and
roast turkeys. Oet these early
many were disappointed laat
year.
Swctland & Son
If you're not careful in
calling us by phone you'll
get the wrong number
we have no branch stores.
273 Morrison St
PHONE MAIN 419
ROSEBURG LAND
OFFICE FRAUDS
Receiver J. H. Booth Postively
Denies That He Has Handed
in His Resignation.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS
STILL WORKING ON CASE
Register Bridges Bitterly Ac
cuses Secretary Hitchcock of
Seeking to Oust Him.
Thar wer no enaatlonal develop
ments today In th land-fraud cases nor
th side Issue Involving special examina
tion into the conduct of the Roseburg
land office. J. H. Booth, receiver of the
office, stated to a Journal correspondent
at Roseburg that there was nothing in
the story to the effect that ne had ten
dered his resignation, which Register J.
T. Bridges also corroborates so far aa
regards his office.
"Inspector Oreene took the Dooaa or
the land office." said Mr. Booth, "and let
Gardiner and McCrossen examine them
at' the McClellen hotel. He also said
that Special Agent H. R. Jones was still
working on the case."
Register J. T. Bridges stated while
her in the city that he did not know the
nature of th charges, but that he pre
sumed they were based on some state
ment or effort of J. W. Gardner nd W.
H. McCrossen, who, he says, have been
checked In illegal work by the receiver
and register. Mr. Bridges thinks van ef
fort Is being made to remove nimseii
and associate.
At this end of the line nothing 1 Ming
said by th officials working on the case.
No on but Inspector A. if, (Jreene, ijih
triot Attorney J. H. Hall and Deputy
District Attcu-ney W. W. Banka know
anything of the affair, and none of them
is disposed to make, any statement as to
development. Thy merely answer all
questions by the simple announcement
that they are carrying out official du
ties, the news of which cannot be dl
yfilged except through the regular chan
nel, and after It has been submitted to
and acted upon by the head of the de
partment. Mr. Bridges, in conversation, before
departing for his Roseburg home on
Sunday, seemed quite bitter against Sec
retary of the Interior Hitchcock, and said
the effort of that official to remove
himself and associate had onoe before
been defeated by the Oregon delegation,
after careful Inquiry Into alleged
charges. The register did not seem at
all concerned nbout possible develop
ments from the inquiry now in progress.
MANUAL TRAINING FOR
PORTLAND PUPILS
Four of Ihe Ave manual training ren
ters of the Portland publlo schools will
start tomorrow morning. Work st the
Stephens school center was commenced
three weeks ago, and the pupils are al
ready deeply Interested tn their work.
Only boys who have reached the fifth
grade or over are admitted to the schools
at the present time, snd the work Is elec
tive. Manual training Is meeting with
such favor among the pupils that th
centers will be crowded.
Pupils of the Davis, Chapman, Couch
Brilliant As Diamonds
6-lnqh Nappies "Prlsollla" de-
stgn , fi9
Spoon Trays SS3S
lee Tubs' 15tS
Water Jugs SSS
Decanters Angora design Plain
or handled STS
2-nlac set Sugar and Cramer
Berlin design SS.TS
Center Vases 8-Inch Carlisle ae.
sign iT
Tumbler set of Six
Nut Dishes
Oils
and Vlnerars
Mayonnaise Bowl, with plate.
piete
Perfumes
On the Paolflo Coast, and w Sail
thaxa as w do every article la
our store at a popular prloe.
WE HAVE JUST RKTEIVED
FRESH IMPORTATIONS FROM
Soma of our everyday prloas on
popular goods:
Murray Lanman Florida Water.
So small sis 18e
R. O. Extracts, new odors
ounce . TBe
Plnaud's Extracts, ounce 88
Marram's Quadruple Extracts,
ounce T8e
Valiant's concentrated Floral Ex
tracts, ounoe ....80o
xna a iota of tbs n
OOOMi
R AG. "Rve Fleurt."
RAG. Ess. Andromeda.
R AG. Ess. Bautalla.
La? Grand's Vlolette "Comma 11
Faut"
Plnaud's Bouq. Parthsnla,
Plnaud's Bouq. Veiled a.
Plnaud's Bouq. Foscarlna,
Sloppy
JX Days
These
Shopping means wet feet and bad colds. Use our telephone exchange
11. We will send for your prescription. All it and return the medicine
promptly without extra charge for this "TvlPi1..?,0K-f -nfy. Ja el
medicines at our stere. We glv you th best that brains and money
can secure at a reasonable figure. Forty years of good drug selling
rtghthere in Portland have enabled us to build up the largest retail
and Wholesale drug business In this country.
You CanJtlwayt Saw Monty and Gmt tkm Bmtt Hmrm. Thm Only
Storm Rtcmlving Canadian Mommy at Full Valum
Woodard, Clarke C Co
CARVER'S ONE DAY COLD CURE. Will cure your
cold in 24 hours. Perfectly harmless. Also cures Malaria
and the Grip. Price 25c For Sale by Laue-Davis Drug Co.
.SJg - ; i 1
and Atkinson schools will meet at the
Davis school center; at Holladay center
will meet the pupils of th Holladay,
North Central and Williams Avenue
schools; at tn Thompson center will
meet the pupils of the Thompson, Wood-
, ' iriv,lon,l Trtrt. mouth OfkleV
Greea Alblna Central and Peninsula
schools, while at the Harrison center
the pupils of the Harrison, Latdd, Falling
and South Portland schools will gather.
Much of the material to be used in
the work has not yet arrived from the
east but is expected this wees. Mean
while the pupils win be given simple in
struction in drawing and cutting pat
ah th. nunils have been In
structed to bring their jack knives to th
centers.
MASS MEETING TO AID
FRATERNAL BUILDING
There will be a mass meeting this ev
ening in the A. O. U. W. hall in the
Interest of the fraternal temple at the
Lewis and Clark exposition. Representa
tives front all the fraternal organisa
tions will be present
At this meeting J. I. Mitchell, presi
dent of the Lewis and Clark Fraternal
Building association, will appoint com
mittees to csrry on different phases of
the work. Plans of the proposed build
ing will also be submitted for the ap
proval of the association. Reports of
the progress of the solicitors who ha Ve
been at work will ahow that the sum of
$14,000 haa been pledged and mors has
been promised.
Everything is said to be In first class
working condition In the association,
and the members have no doubt what
ever that they will make a great suc
cess of their proposition. It is expected
that to rats the necessary $60,000 will
be an easy matter. As soon as It Is all
pledged, collections will begin. Work
on the temple will be started about Janu
ary 1.
Through the courtesy oJfeodard,
Clarke ft Co , space has been secured In
their store, by the Ladies' Relief society,
for reception of Thanksgiving donations
for the Children's Home, South Port
land. The following members will be tn
attendance on datea given: -Tuesday,
ltd, a. m., Mesdames Meier and Prescott;
afternoon. Mesdames Plttlck and Lowen
berg. Wednesday, ltd, a. m.. Mesdames
Wygant and Hughes all day; assistant
In the forenoon, Mrs. D. P. Thompson;
afternoon, Mrs. B. Frank. Thursday,
24th. Mesdames Shannon and Hughes,
from 9:3n to 11 m. only.
Srfoird Stock Canned floods.
Alien ft Lewis' Best Brand.
A sYtV
(Joomsl Special get ties. I
Texlngton, Ky . Nov. 21 A mob which
gathered early this morning to lynch
three negroes charged with killing Wil
liam Moore In a saloon row last night
dispersed without making an attack.
la Our American Cut
Glass.
Rich and
exclusive
designs.
Make your
Table
Beautiful.
Perfume Bottles SS.00
Sherbet .Glasses, dosen Sffso
Punch Glasses, dosen SS.TS
1. Inert Rossis Bt.Hl.h,
jCelery Tray Princeton cut its
nonoon uianes nam let ae-
. sign . . . . fi.gg
Carafes, or Water Bottles whirl
pattern 84.80
Finger Bowls set of six Sf.OO
Knife Rest sLae
We are also showing: exquisite
designs in Florentine ware and
Bohemian Glass. Our own Impor
tations. Medicine Cases
n.ml one 81 -SO Hand and pocket
Instrument
Dags and mm
rollups for
use. Select
physicians' ana family use.
one now for the doctors Xmaa
gift he'll appreciate. We exchange
if it isn't just what he wants.
Mare yew seen our display of
Fine Leather Goods
Nothing to equal U on this Coast
Shades and styles new, artistic, ex
clusive and practical. Bags, Chat
lainea. Purses, Card Cases, Travel
ing Cases, Music Rolls; In fact
sverythlng that'a useful or attrac
tive In leather we have.
NOTE Make your selection now
while our lines are fresh. We
stamp name In gold free.
Compare Our Prices
A few of our specials
Boston Water Bottle. 4 qts. . .8 .98
Sunset Water Bottle, I qts., red
rubber oloth Inserted 8 .88
Tyrlan Flannel-Covered Water Bot
tle, quart S1.X8
Rex Famllv Bulb Syringe. 1 hard
rubber pipes 8 .33
Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe.
Our price 88-S8
Dr. TuUar's Vaginal Spray. . .88-43
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make good without
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ment JOHN F. CORDRAY NOW
CONTROLS THE EMPIRE
Here the Stair A Havlin Theat
rical Attractions Are to
Be Housed.
John F. Cord ray baa acquired control
of the Empire theatre, and will sooner
or later bouse the Stair ft Havlin the
atrical attractions In that property.
For th present at least th well
known manager haa given up hla Idea
of bulldtng a new place of amusement
Cordray acquisition of the Morrison
street house was brought about by his
purchase of the Interest held by Mynr
feld and Acker man of San Francisco,
whloh Is understood to be 10 per cent of
the stock. The remaining 40 per cent Is
owned by Calvin Halllg and hi associ
ate. Th corporation Into which Mr.
Cordray bought owns th building and
all the furnishings and scanery, and
about $:.ooo worth of scenery In Seat
tle, whloh may be brought here.
The sale of ths stock was made sub
ject to a lease held by a local man.
which has about nine months yet to run.
Whether to wait until that lease ex
pires and let the people have alt they
want of Vaudeville before playing the
popular-priced melodramas. Is a ques
tion which the new manager of the Em
pire's affairs is debating. The most
likely result, however, ts that wlthtn a
couple of weeks the attractions that
formerly played Cordray's will be run
ning along as usual at the Empire,
MISSING PUYALLUP
AUTHORESS LOCATED
(Special Dtsaateb to The Journal. )
Tacoma, Nov.. 21. Mrs. Bertha Bow
wrtr, the PayS.llup authoress, who left a
note telling her husband that she Intend
ed to end her life, has been located. It
Is thought her notion is due to th suc
cess of hr literary work and the demand
for her etorles from magasinea. Her
mind is t nought to be affected.
rovm BSA9.
(Journal special Rsrvtee.)
London, Nov. tl. Th correspondent
of the Central News at Shakhe river
wires that after the laat night attack
on the Russian front near Putllnff hill,
t3 dead Japanese were found on the field.
The last St hours have psssed quietly.
TXUBATT is siua au.
(Joarnsl Roads 1 Service.)
Washington. Nov. II. Secretary Hay
and Swiss Charge D'Affairea Probst this
morning signed th srbltratlon treaty on
behalf of the United States and Swltser-land.
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