The Oregon daily journal., July 30, 1905, Image 9

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Expscts Success In Her Appeal
VTrom Vancouver Church's D-.
,' ' cree of Expulsion. j
BLAMES ARNOLD WHO
WAS HER PROSECUTOR
Tutor Says Majority Is With Hint
.. Attorney Arnold Says Mrs. Hidden
Persisted in Trying to Dominate All
i OmrclT Affairs. :HA. -;
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' In the Methodist church of Van
couver there ie strife. It la ev war of
Tnany against a' few, but the few are
generaled br a women there are no
.'lares of capltulatloA.
i Matty membere fear disruption 6f the
church, ; many declare the strife must
be carried to ea end, that disturbers and
agitators must be excluded. - To mens
here of the church and those who are
entered -in the, lists, the Strife IS one
of earnest, paramount, - absorbing lm
pprtanca . ., , . '
, .There are various and endless ac
counts of ths beginning of the wrangle.
oma say It was precipitated by the in
bltions of. Mrs.. M. J T. Hidden, who.
believes In women's suffrage. - She le
.ald-toMiave told a neighbor that one
of the pastor's sonnons was not ortho
dox. She also Is reported to have, said
lis tied. These accusations and otbsrs
.she admits. ' "V .
r Othsrs assert that. Mra Hidden In-
atited en being a dominant factor tn the
deliberations of the congregation; that
bar efforts to dlotate and take the lead
ing part for many years , have Anally
paused a .rebellion. -
Mrs. lridfla Blaists Araold. " '
Mrs. Hidden InsisU that it la neither
she aor the pastor. Rev. Thomas - XL
Elliot, who is the cause of the struggle.
She -Insists that It Is the result of a
quarrel between herself and Attorney
H. W, -Arnold, who conducted the proso--cution
against her at the recent trial In
which she waa found guilty and sen
tenced to expulsion from the churchy
Jlowever, ehe has glvsn notice, of ap
peal. She ssys the quarrel began eight
years ago and the -pastor, who . has
figured prominently tip to this time, haa
really very little to do with the
trouble. ' ' ' . ' i '
. , The outbreak was precipitated by the
rressntatlon to the pastor or a peti
lon asking for ths expulsion of Mra
Hidden, The petition recited that ehe
was a jnlschlsf-maksr and that she waa
the eauee of all the dlssenslone in ths
church. - It Is said to have been signed
I) j 10" memUefa 1 ,
u ' On Its receipt the pastor took a the
. proper.atepa for a hearing of the eass
. and the trial followed.. It was charged
that Mrs. Hidden had aeeused the pastor
of being more of a Unitarian than ,a
Methodist and that shs had accused him
of lying. Great wae the surprise of
many when ehe entered a plea, of guilty
and put It up to ths pastor to prpvs
- ..that be wasn't a liar and that he wasn't
.more ot a Unitarian than a Methodist.
She admitted all the charges and defied
him to prove that they were untrue. ; A
' . ury"o members of the church returned
-a. .varaicr against ner. tier appeal jronj
7Ttta decision will probably be beard dur
' !lng August. The presiding elder of the
dlstrtot will preside over the sessions.
,. What the Charges Ate. '-,
The charges Against Mrs. Hidden are
,aa follows! , . . I :
: rirst-That eha the said Mra M. I
T. Hidden, is gunty of the offense Of
lying and bearing false witness
.. L In that, to the undersigned and to
Others, on or about March , 1101, she
faleely quoted Thomas K. Elliott, pastor
of ths church, as saying: "I do not care
whether yon - believe ' In the , atonement
. T....a r-Vvla. n m nnt " . (, ?. ...
I. In that, on June IT. 110!, she falsely
made the earns statement In the pros-
. snce of end to' ths undersigned and In
: -
ft-.
Jill
vve
Mean
siness y
i'And stop at nothing
y.' ; "that will improve our .
' ( facilities - for,- civinp;
r ; 4 T r y. our patrons- good -;
. ji rvic e , and good '
"vtiue."-. v ': ':'-'
;., ; See our Mid-Summer
Shirt Specialties
and' .'-"'V' v:-
Neckwear
HARRINGTON FALL
DERBY NOW ON SALE.
Rbbinsbn
Hotel PerkinfEldg.;;;
J
ths presence of t -1 to e'Jiers. i . .0, ,
"I have heard Blm eay from h-4 pulpit.
T do not care whether you believe In the
atonement of Jesus Christ or ot" V
8tfond That the said, Mra M. I T.
Hidden Is guilty of ths offense of defam
ing the . pastor, the said Thomas JS.
Elliott, committed a fotlows: ' r
1. In that, on or about March 0..1I05.
tb the undersigned snd to others shs did
falsely and wrongfully say that the said
Thomas K. Elliott waa a Unitarian.
-1. In that, on or about March I, 100S,
to the undersigned snd to-others, shs
did falsely and wrongfully eay that the
eald pastor, Thomas BL KUlptt, twuted
apd perverted the truth. ' . ,
S. In that, on June 37, hob. to tne
undersigned and to others, shs did
falsely and wjrongfuUy repeat the same
statement ' set out in specirioauon a.
Third That the said Mrs. M. U T.
Hidden Is guilty of ths offsnss of in
veighing and railing against ths pastor
of this -ehuroh, . ths- said -Thomas si.
Elliott, oommltted as follows: .
I. In that, on June 2t, If Of, to the
onderslgned and to-others, shs wrong
fully and , slanderously said thaw re
ferring td the prayer meetlnge of the
eald pastor. Thomas XL Elliott: "His
praysr meetings ere like ci rouses." ;
, V The. Z4e Bteeei. v J v
a In that on or about March B. If OS,
shs wrongfully and slanderously stated
to the undersigned and to. othsrs, tn
reference to the eeld Pfstor, Thomas K.
Elliott: - "He has lied from tbe pulpit
and be knew he was lying." ( V '
i Is that, on different occasions and
to different persons, soma . of whom
are not members of this church; to the
best of the knowledge and belief Of the
understensd. shs falsely and slander
ously did repeat the statement made lo
Specification I next abova
Fourth That eac& ana every enense
set out and contained In the above and
foregoing eharges snd specifications
is falsely, wrongfully and slanderously
oommltted In the city of Vancouver,
county of Clarke, stats of Washington,
and elsewhere, against ths peace and
dimity of the First. Methodist Church
of ths city of Vancouvar, and thamm-J
bershlp thereof. In violation of the rules.
regulations and. disoipuna.or toe aaia
Methodist church, and contrary to ths
teachings of thje Sortpturea, t , ; -
XCr. Xdllott Olahag Sfajosity.
Mr. Elliott is a comparaUvely recent
arrival In Vancouver. He te a success
ful pastor and la popular, with his par
ishlonsrs. , He Is mild and peaceful In
his demeanor. . y v
"I prefer not to discuss ths unfor
tunate affair further," he said yester
day. . It has alresdy received so very
much notoriety that It would not be
come me to add anything else. I might
say. however, that out of the lit met
bers in our church aU but 11 or II have
stood by me In this trouble. That
should speak for Itself. My attorney.
Mr. Arnold, will make any statement
that to exoeeted of me." - - v -
"The trouble Is simply tbs result of
Mra Hldden's pereietent attempts to
domlnats aU ths church affairs and hsr
continual slandering ot ths pastor," said
Mr. Arnold. "She Is what Is called a
tartar' If yon know what that Is. She
lUi'twn'a 3lsrurTTr5'rT!fsTCHae-
osools became tired of her-and 'her
trouble instincts. ' une is a woman
suffrsgist and bellevee -in having her
own way tn everything. She has - run
for office here several times, and Has
tried to thrust hsrself upon (he people
la many ways.";1 . -
Mra Hidden talks freely or her trou
his and her coneequent expulsion. Bhe
says that the actios- of the trial Jury la
not final and that sbs Is confident He
findings will be set aside when ths ease
is heard on appeal v ."r - -. --
T have- a great many matters that
I Intend to introduce,- she said, "that
will show that this Is simply a case of
persecution. - The trouble Is between Mr.
Arnold and myself and dates back some
seven or eight years ago. Bines then
he has eeuesd me a great deal of trou
ble and this recent trouble and expul
sion are the results . of his efforts
against ma" -''- l
PORTLAND MAN MEETS
DEATH IN LOGGING CAMP
. Crushed between loge projecting from
the rear cars of two trains, Charles O.
Black, a logger.-sged 10 years, mat with
death In a horrible form yesterday morn
Ing. Hie leg was-crushed at the hip and
he lived for tour hours before death
came, f- . - i . .
' The "Victim of the accident was em-
cloyed aa a logger la aemeet Kufals
Cowllts county, Washington. His wife
and family live In this city and ths body
was brought here yesterday afternoon
on the eteamer Hassalo.
Tbs accident occurred between t and
o'clock' In the morning. Black stood
at ths snd of a train, from which pro
jected some logs, and was signaling. It
Is claimed, when without ths belslng
rung, another tram, - from ths rear car
of which logs also projected, wss backed
Into him. His hip was caught between
two logs and in this position. bs was
held until his screams apprised his lei-low-
workmen of what had happened,
One tram wae then drawn ahead and he
dronned to the around.- '
Dr. H. C Barkman was summoned and
the Injured man wae taken aboard the
steamer, He died about U: o'clock, sn
routs here. The' steamer arrived at 4:11
o'clock and ths body was taksn to Cor
oner Flnlsys undertaking rooms. . . t
.m am liruvilAM IS I
ULAnK AND fvClslUUIV T
GIVEN DAY AT FAIR
Joint exercises tn honor of William
Clark and Kentucky day at the Lewis
and Clark exposition wlU be held et the
Auditorium August 1. The exercises will
be held at .MO o'clock in the after
noon. . ; '. ' , "
Colonel I C Oarrlgus will make the
opening address 'and will prealds In -his
capacity as vice-president cor Ksntucay
of ths Dixie society or Oreron. rresi
dent Ooode will respond In behalf of the
exposition. Miss Caroline Towles, a
prominent teacher of Chlcsgo and ' a
descendant of Captain Merrl wether
Clerk, will speak on "Vacation Schools."
Miss Ethel Bhea will elng "My Old
Kentucky Home" and Mra Sylvia W.
McGulre will give a recitation In negro
dialect. An address will be delivered
by Albert O. Clark, a descendant of Wil
liam Clark.- A number of prominent
Kentucklanl will also, speak. Musle
will be furnished by the Administration
band. Among the visitors on that day
will be Mrs. Jennie BL McKaught jof
Herrolslon, Oregon.' who Is also a de
scendant of Captain Clark.
- A feature of Interest will be the pres.
snce of Amos m. ureen, a native of Ken
tuoky. ft years old. He is now a real'
dent of Montana and Is visiting In Fort-
land... - ' , ;- (- . -
sii;i:iE fg
How the Games Are Arranged In
lithe FlnaUUp of the- Pa- L,
ciflo Coast League;
Following 11 ths schedule for ths final
half of the Paclfle Coast Baseball
league's season:..-' , .
.- Tortlaaa at XCosme. ' .''
With San Francisco August II. 1.
1?,' 11, 10.S0: September S. t. T, I. f,
101 October IT. It, 1. 20. II, .
With Oakland August XI, 10, III
September 1, s. I, 4. (Labor day); Oo
tober 10, 11, It. II. 14. l.v
With Loo Angeles August t, i, 19,
11, 11. It! August II. II, 14, It, If, 27.
sattls at XCome.
With Portland September II. IT. II,
II, 10: October!. . '
'With Taooma September s, I, T. I,
, 10, 11. 10. 11. II. II. 14. . .
With Ban granoisco August a, f, ie.
ii, .. it. . - -
With OakUnd-October a, i. i, s, 7. s.
With Los Angeles August 1,1. I, 4,
, I, II. 11. IT. II. II. 10. - .
, With Portland October I, 4, I, I, T, I.
With BeatUe September II. II. 14, II.
II. IT. -'.- ' v ''... ,' -
With Baa. Francisco August I," l, a,
4. I. I, II. II. 14. 16. II. IT,
With Oakland September II.. IT, II,
II. 10; October 1. .
With Los Angeles August Zl, 10, II:
September 1, I, I, 4 (lyabor-day); Octo
ber 10, 11, 11, IU 14, .IS.
' At. Sam Francises. . --,''.
Ban . PYanolsco va . Oakland August
t, i, 4. 1, i. - ;
Portland va Ban Francisco October
14. 26. II. 17. 11 (II. a. m. and p. in.):
November 14, II., II, IT, II (II. a. m.
and p,''m.).'' ' ' x .
San Francisco va OaklanoWAugust II.
14. II. 21. 17. v... :.r - .. .-v
Seattls va Ban Francisco "August ie.
II; September 1. 2. I. 4 (Labor day) t
October 11. 12. It. 14y II. v , . .
Oakland va Ban Francisco October
II. M. io.- 21. 22.
Seattle va . Baa Francisco November
T. I. t, II. 11. 12, 21. 21. to; December
1. I (I. a. m. and p. m.)
Oakland va.-Sad Franclscp August
I.t0r 11. 11. II, II. 17. II, It, 10.
Tacoma vai Ban : Francisco October
11; November 1. 1. t, 4 (I, a. m. and r.
), 11, 22, ill. it, li (is, a. m. an-j
Ms Angsies va nan rrancisco sep-
Umber 4. T. 1. t. 10,
Oekland - va Ban Francisco Septem
ber it. 14. 16. 14. IT,
Portland va Ban Francisco Septem
ber 10, II, 21. 21. I4v H 1
Lee Angelee vs.. Baa Francisco sso-
tember 17, IS. CI, 19; (October 1 4, I,
I, 1. I. :v . v- J--, - " u- ,.
.A. oaauaaa. '
Jestissd i vs niindAjis:u?tJL(
m.).; August I (a m.); November
I. II, 11 U2, a. m. and p. m.);. Novsm
bar 21.. la, I December 1. I (I.
m. and o. m.l.
. Seattle va Oakland August It (p.
m.), August IT (a. m.). August 21 (p.
m.): September-1.-4 (Labor day. a. m.).
San Francisco, va Oakland October
II (d. m.). October II (a m.)
Beatue va oaxiana octooer it p.
,.). October II (a m.). October 11:
November 1, 2. I. 4 (I. a m. and p. m.)-.
November 2L 2L. II. .24.. Zl 21. a m,
and r. m.J.
"Tacoma vs. Oakland August I (p.
m.), August II (a m.). August IS (p.
m). August 10 (a. m), October 24. 26,
21. 2T, 21, 21 (a m. and p. m.); Novem
ber 14. 1SJ11. 17. It. II (am. and p. m.)
Lop Angeles va Oakland September
I (p. m.). September 10 (a m.).
' San Francisco, va Oakland Septem
ber 12 (o. m.i. Beotember IT (a m.)
Portland va Oakland September 11
(P. m.)r September 24 (e. m.).
San Francisco va Oakland Septem
ber 21 (p. m.). October 1 (a. m.), Octo
ber I (p. m.), octooer a (a. m.j
. ljoe) Sagelee at Some.
1 With Portland September II. II, 14.
16, II, IT; October tl. November 1, I, I,
4. I: November 21. 22. 22. 24,-28. II,
With 8eattle October 14, 16, 24, IT.
IS, 21: November 14, 16, II. 17. II. II,
With Tacoma October 18, II, 10, 21,
22; November T, I, I, 10, 11. 11, 18, II,
10; December I. I. I,
"With Ban Franelsoo September II,
10. 2L 22. 22. 24. '
0LDFIELD AND KISER" f
,T0 RACE TOMORROW
(Special Dispatch tLm4 Wire te Tke JesrnaO
Toledo, O., July 21. Barney Oldfleld.
with his famous Oreen Drsgon, and Earl
Klser. with his winton Bullet No. U,
will race hero tomorrow, two heats out
of three, for 11.000, under the auspices
of ths Toledo Touring Car association.
Eight svsnts are scheduled and the meet
will be a big ona George and Cherlea
Soulee with their Pope Toledo racing
car will partloipata Charles Boules will
go after- the mile world's record for to
horsepower cara. Oldfleld and Klssr will
also attempt to lower the world'e record
for a mile on a half-mile track. Her-
Lbsrt Lyttle le also expected. .
MOTHER SUES FOR
HER SON'S RELEASE
(Speelat Dispatch br teased Wire te the Jeomall
fit. Loula July It. Mrs Rsgtns Beta
FAT FOLKS
CUT OUT THEWASTIt LEAI
DY CUTTING YOUR FEED ; ;
Here Are Some Cutters That Will Last n Lifetime and Make
: V .-'r. .," Money For You . Every Day, . - f :,
BOOT tlUTl'SBS Cut them up in' nice.
; of ths feed. It'e indispensabls 0 the Dairyman and
. Poultryman.- ', - , ., - ty.
ALrm 2sAjrx rown ovTTaw
V Low priced, strong and easy, to opsrata
- Elthsr one or two 11-lnch knivea- Feed
.rolls that yield to accommodate amount
'of matter passing through thsm. oivos
a good, clean out In five sixes 1-1 1, H.
H.: and IH-lnch. ,Th knives and
shear-plates are both adjustable, and
In every 'way It's far superior to any
aplral cutter mada . 'jV,
CUT YOUR FEED AND IT'S ALL EATEN. DON'T CUT IT
AND ABOUT HALF OP IT IS TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT AND WASTED.
bkhts PATsirw um outtsb Has but
ens bolt, making It simplest and saaieet to ad
lust, and It's Impossible - for . ths knife
lever to shift out of line wlth4 throat plates
when this bolt is tightened. . circular amre
makes It out easily. , It's f adjuatabls Lto any
Isngth of out deeired. . , . v'5 -'vs
i. - OREGON
mother of Lawrence Capel, a jockey ap
prentice who has been riding at-Delmar
track. Instituted habeas corpus proceed
ings in the ) Clayton court Saturday
against Harry Mack, a racehorse owner.
well known In local and ractno coast
race clrclea; The suit was filed In 'an
effort to ''secure her son's releass from
the terms of the indenture binding htm
In apprenticeship to Mack. " t
Casel's mother asks that ths boy oe
releaeed'of the contract on the alleged
grounds that Mack has rauea to comply
with said contract,: that he has not paid
her money agreed upon for.ber son's
services snd that Mack haa failed to
properly- teach her son ths bustpess of s
Jockey.- - She. Saks that Mack be re
strained from taking her son to Cali
fornia tracks to race this winter.
FAVORITES' GOOD DAY
AT BRIGHTON BEACH
(Bpedal Dispatch br Lessed Wire te The Journal)
Brighton Beach, July . Results ot
today's races: -
Five and a hall luriongs vino kj.
Martin), I to 1, won; Larabla second;
Flavlgny, third; tima 1:07 1-6.
Steeplechase, short course DlcK Rob
erts (Orantland), 6 to 1, won; Grandpa
second; "Flying Mac tuna tniru; lima
a-t , i . - -, .. ..
- Six furlongs Q. C Bennett (Nlooli,
11 to 10, won;' Sin gleshot,, second;
Quorum, third: tuna 1:11 l-t.
4 Ona and -ahalf mtlee flysonoy
(Nlcol). 1 to I, won; Aglla second;
Pasadena. 200 to 1. third; tlraa 2:21 1-6.
Ono and one sixteenth -miles Jetsam
nipriaiiltl). S tn 1. won; Haaddanoa,
r second: King Cola third; time. 1:4
Six furlongs Robsdor (W. Knapp).
I to 1, won; Don Royal, second Tea
Creea third; tlma 1:14. -
LONG SHOTS ENJOY
, . SPORT AT LATONIA
(Special Inspatek by Leased Wire te Tae Jearaal)
Latonla, July 29-ReeulU of today's
races;
Six snd a half furlongs Robin Hood
(a Walsh); 11 to I, won; Pelsgoa, sec
ond; Pontotoc, third t tlma 1:20 4-5.
" Seven furlongs Havlland (Radtke)
'T to 1, won: Blrchbroom, second) Sis
Shooter, third; tlma 1:21 2-1. -
- One and one -eighth -mllee Ahna Du
four, 116 (Larson), II to 1. won; Corus
cate, second; Ara, third; tlma i:eil-s,
Ftvs scd a half furlongs-Zienapv 101
(Trsubel), 11 to 10, won; Orbicular,
second Lata Duffy, third; time, 1:06.
Five furlongs Malleable (B. Walsh),
I to 1, won: Marvin Neal, second; Beg
Mete, third; tlma 1-01 4-6.
. Mile and a quarter Hot (Kosrner),
I to 1, won; Axares, second; Jos Rosa
third; tlma 1:01 l-i.
SCHILLER BOWLERS
; f LEAD IN LEAGUE
There have been some changes In ths
standing of ths - Bummer Bowling
leagus - during - ths ' past week. The
Schlllere won their way to the top and
the El sldelo- and Golden Weet teame
also moved up. The standing of ths
Bummer league to date follows
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Golden Weet ......
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Amerloan Eaglee. .
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BENNINGTON TO BE.'"'.-,
- v SENT TO MARE ISLAND
' (loaraal Bpedal Harvlet.) . .'
, San Diego, July It. It has been de
cided by the naval authorities that the
Bennington shall be sent to Mare Island
for rspaira Her boilers are to be taksn
out The transport Lawton or Solace
will be- sent hers to remove the con
valescents to Mare', Island. -'No . nsw
deaths are reported today;. ,
' ' " 2T lba ' ISO Iba
MBS. B. WILLI AVIS, IM Ruleott Bo., Baffala
hew Xerk.
tVest ta weight ...... ,ST pomads
bowt ta seal .;.....s
SkmtI ta waist ...le
ivost ta hips ' ..........so
Tkls plctare sivee fee ss Mm ef siy epseer.
anes Before sa4 sftar sir ' reeDetloa bj Dr.
Bnr4r. Uy Sealth Is ewtMt. I aenr ajored
better knlth la asf nfe, wo s wrlakle to ke
iwi, Whr earrr rear kardes fees wes
NlUf Is t saBdT --ntn.-n i. t .
, us. gasnrza stooatow, ,
SherHlsn, Or. Jiomt SO swmads. '
. UM. 9. . BBOWBT, l : .
SaDae, Ot. XMrt SS peands. --Dr.
Sure- seareatoas kls tnatiiMnt to M
swfrrtlr karalaM Is every partleaUa
rUe. se tsrrtec. ee stitlea trm test,
sees, x wriekle or dlaeeei tarts. Dr. gsraor
has Wl s siMeUHat Is the lf rmful traat
mi ot etxeltr fnr tke east M years. aa4 kas
the enqaaua eaitarwiMnt ef the SMdi-e! frs.
SrnHy. A kaeklet tolllag aU .abeet It free.
Write today.-- l, . .i -
, ; a WVF. SNYDER, M. D. "
SIS Kaseaass Blr. Stats and Meitisea
- sseess) Pectlaad Oisges , ,
Many entriee are coming la for ths
Lewis and Clark Individual tournament.
Ths secretary received '. some entries
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There are
11 prises tn this '' tournament, which
closes October II. ;
SWEDISH SINGERS - - -
FORM ORGANIZATION
"During en Intermission of the exer
cises at ths exposition grounds yester
day ths Associated Swedish Singers of
the Pacific eoaat organised themselves
Into a society. ' The singers elected the
following offloere: ? . -
- President, El Hogberg. San Francisco;
first vice-president, O, Appslgren, Port
land: second vice-president, O. F. Frits
hult, Seattls; secretary. L. Olaslow. Port
land; treasurer, K. C , Gardellua, San
Francisco; racerdlng eeoreUry, ft -la
Holt, Portland; director. Professor FlhP-
strom. Ban Francisco. .
Ths society will meet every two years
end the next meeting will -be held In
Ban Franolsea .Its object Is to hold
musioal festivals similar to those ef the
Saengerbund,
WILL BUILD ROAD
: DESPITE HARRIMAN
. W. J. Cook, after a visit with his
family In Portland, has returned to El
gin to resume the work of constructing
a Uns ef railway between . Elgin and
Joseph, . While here he conferred with
the management' of the Narrlman lines
with the object of encoring en agree
ment by whlon the prepoeed line could
be built Jointly and litigation with Its
Out of ths Hih ILent District
Out of the HLsh Priced Clique
366 East Morrison Street
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Our move from the west to the east side, where rents sre low, is causing a gen
eral exodus of shoppers to this side of the river. CALEP BROS. ARE BOUND
TO MAKE EAST MORRISON STREET FAMOUS. Famous for having the
most up-to-date furniture store in the northwest. A store with fine large, day
lit show rooms where everything is modern even our prices and our methods of
doing business. We buy for cash so we can take advantage of the market. We ,
are not tied to any wholesale dealers, but buy direct from the factories at factory
prices, therefore, we are in a position to ssve you money. We buy for cash, but
sell on .the" easy-payment plan or for cash, whichever you desire. YOU DO NOT
NEED TO BE POSTED on furniture prices to buy from us, for all our goods
are marked in plain figures.. You pay just the same price that your neighbor does.
We are showing in our windows this week a. line of the ..
Finest Steel Coiickss
made. They are strictly sanitary and make the best emergency bed on the mar
ket. Come to our show rooms and let us show you how they can be made up to
look attractive for your fron rooms. The only thing cheap about this line of
.Couches if the .price, which is .. . : -. "''.
We are receiving new goods daily and will soon have the most complete assortment
shown. " i-- "' .' .. j . -,r ,
itJCALElUJROSa Furxiich Your
Home Cash or Instdhncnts
attendsnt delay avoided. It Is said. the
Hsrrtman peopls declined to cooperate
with him end declared they would pro
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