:THE . OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL '. PORTLAND. FRIDAY. .EVENING. NOVEMBER , 10, 105.
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SEARCH FOR GIANT
KILLER VAIfl
OUR STOCK OF
Little) Ernest Edgerton'and F arth-
::iMl. Dog Start Merrily on
Long 'Journey,
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FOUND TWO MILES FROM-
HOME FIVE, HOURS LATER
Ambitious i to Find the ; Fairy-Book
'"' Man that Slew the "Giant, "Three-.Year-Old
Ernest1: Walks 1 Many
Weary Blocks. (
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vmKt . rmrton. a. V 3-year-oid 101
vbow parent live in to McKay build
inr. on Russell 'atreeti between Delaj
atret and MlsaMsippi i venue, took hl
little doe yesterday jnolrnlng and went
forth with hlmj In eeaiehof a giant
Before h wm . found t li had walked
.two mjl and taken pealon of th
: house of Mrs. FarrelL H waa found
five hour after ee left, hipra by Police,
man Jiurphy who; returned nlm to hf
half-erased mother." '"V , V1" "Vr-:; -.-f..;
A we child ' 1 Ernest, jwith heavy
lock of dark hair and lerg, expresHive
eres. - To him th-city la W fairyland
and ever el nee he n . ablfe to toddle
sl-out. h ha been eager, to eVplore It. ,
-T- ,'A few day ago . an olderi boy - took
him on hla knee and related! to. Ernes!
the story of Jack j the tGlant Klllor.
IHe UtUe fellow listened With Tapt at
tention and begged i to be shown the
"big men that waa " taller, thaa ..' thl
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'. About "1 J 'b't'ock yesterday rmornlng
his mother, who had' been -attending to
Iht household duties, ' missed him.. 8h
frantically searched . everywhere ' and
finally telephoned the rHmee. All pa
trolmen were notified to bo on the look
out, for the child. "V ' '
Patrolman1 Murphy finally obtained A
clue. He met a little girl who trdd hint
about a wee lad' answering the de
scription of Ernest.- beside wUom trotted
the little cocker spaniel.. The child had
accosted . her, she said, and lisped a
nuery as to the whereabout of some
big man. ' ' x
-It required two-hpurs to f Ind'Th
child after this clue a to the, direction
tslcen by him had been obtained. He
waa sitting In a big chair, his dog curled
up. at his feet when Patrolman Murphy
went to Mrs. FarreU's home, 8S!.KlrbV
street, at 4-.1 6 o'clock : in the 'after
noon. ' The little fellow waa rauachlne
a piece of cake and at first demurred
emphatically to going home. 'He Anally
rnn sen ted .to 'accompany Patrolman
Murphy home, the officer carrying the
tired little chap the whole distance.'- ,
toodn't flnd-Hlat big man.'t '
drowsily; murmured, as' he nestled hla
lead on hla mother's shoulder before
sourneying to the Land of Nod. - ;
ORIENT FEDERAL C0URT
IS FAVORED BY CHAMBER
At a meeting of the! board' of trus
tees of th Portland chamber of com
Tnerce the following ' resolution war
adopted: -. ';.''', 'v
. "Resolved, That , the Portland cham
ber of commerce strongly favora the
.rent Ion of a district or federal oourt
in the orient, a bill for which will be
Introduced by Senator Charles W. Ful
ton, with extra territorial Jurisdiction
for the administration of Justice among
-Americana Hher" there or trading In
that country, the- law. creating such
court to embrace the recommendation
made by Herbert H. f. Pierce, third as
sistant -secretary of state. In his report
to th secretary' of state, and . that
copies of thl resolution be sent to our
repreacntaUvesvlnoongreBB."
The proposed court-Is .designed"' to
take the place of the Judicial function!
now "exercised by United States . con
suls, results of which often have fur-
' tiished ground for dissatisfaction. . The
court would have to do only with mat
ter arising among Aaaerlcana on for
eign territory- . ..V f ..
Sreferred Stock Ceased Oooda. '
"Allen ft Lewi Bert Brand.
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;They make nice Christmas
presents. ". '.
Memorandum Pads
v FOR 1908 " ,
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J. K. GILL CO.
Booksellers and
:ir7:. Stationers. . T ; -,
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'Great Things it Little Prku ;
COUNTY JEACHERS TO
RENEW PROGRESS CLUB
The Teachers' progress club will hold
its first meeting of the school-year In . th
city hall Saturday morning. Margaret
TraeyiArnold. th president, haa issued
an appeal to all the women teachers In
th county. Outside of Portland, to St-
tend. Officers foe th ensuing yewrrwlll
be elected and plan will be mad for
the work of the club during the winter.
Committees will.' be - named . to direct
lines of work. 1 r . . '
- The Teachers' Progress club Is an or
ganisation of the women -teacher in
the public school of the county outside
of Portland. 'It waa organised four
yeara ago and haa participated In the
movement for educational development
In this county. The club meet eat
month. ' . .:"", .... .. J, ' .
NATIVE SONS STAND HIGH
-AMONG PORTLAND POLICE
That all applicants for position of
patrolmen In th police department are
norforelgnersls Trtiown by the-fact
that at th bead Of th list of eligible
for appointment as patrolmen are Ave
native sons of Oregon. They were re
corded as- better men. physically and
Intellectually, than others of their, op
ponent who war born in foreign coun
tries or In other states. ' -
Uoyd K. Lanceneld, born lntTamhll)
county, received a percentage of 7.1;
Guy R. Osborne of Polk county, 5.8;
Leonard . B. ' Hopfleld of Multnomah
county, SI: Matthew P. Murphy of Ma
rion county, SS.t. and Ellsworth Adam
of Jackson county, 0..
These men- will be certified to ' Chief
Orltsmacher and in all. probability will
be appointed, as several vacancies exist
which will have to be filled Immedi
ately. .1. . ....
VYAQUINA WINTER RATES.
Dsllghtfal Weathsr scoet of the Time at
: ' ' Wewpor-Beaches. , . , 1
The people who visited Taqulna Bay
laat winter were surprised at the do.
Ilghtful weather at that popular resort
The Southern Pacific and the Corvalll
at Kastern- railroads have resumed thelt
cheap rate to thl place for th winter.
Particulars by asking at city ticket
office. Third and Waahington streets
Portland, . , ' .
YOU BUY THIS 54
SHOE AT ' .
That's th milk in our ce
eoanut. "Ycu.tak on $up
and you'll . llko , th flavor
E carry a select '
lot of Men's fine
Hosiery, andi the. cele
brated air cushions that
make walking easy.-;
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THE GREAT CRASH IN PRICES ON. NEW FALL CLOTHING
that must be sold 'before our remodeling, is oil ' If prices are of any object to you now is the
. r . ; - best
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WELCH,
$20.00 pyercpatb-
now
$10.00 Overcoats -
now. .... V .
$0 Oycrco
Men's Suits, Overcoats and Crayenettes equal in style, fit and ' wear to suits L that cost you
double the money iii up-town stores. No Fake Sale but WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM;
Boys' $1.50
i u 1 1 f 1 1 mil 7 .aw r is ti ,- m warn mm- w-r m . m bt mm m i
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S Hin ".'.'"' "'; '- !- Is the process that is used in manu- , II II
. B V - !. TTKv ' . - ' ' . facturine ,
81 ':;..I7 iLllvY K ' - Which Strengthens and whitens the. -v; I
Mil i V u&L'iM9 ''i!V vJf ' -aualitv. make it more wholeaoma '' II II
fill aV3SS7St rrr 1 The wheat is placed in large bins lull
I BBS , . M. m TIlV 1. . av. 'I'l i J I r - . " ... ---T'
8i UJ I and then milled, where it is not -; II II
'V M vTtlJ tit ftT A toucher by the human hand until
; 1 fi IsgSftt I .V-Sft, J -jr-. v made into, sponge by the housewife ; ' II II
i arai ay .air" bv utsaak. -m. a- . " i, - , w -r
R 1 rrrr-H Niljfi'f vSsTV ' Int on your grocer getting ij f
SI 1 in per Every Sack Guaranteed
-ipi .1 j sack or Money Refunded v ; -
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time to buy new Fall Clothing you ever hadV Come straight to"
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221-223 MORRISON,
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Boyuifeahd Overcoats
ALMOST HALF-PRICE
Boys' $15.00, Shs--;'----.
now
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Boy, $10.00 8uits
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Boys' $ 70 Suits .'
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Boys' $ 4.00 Stsits V
HOW HteaeMMMttMiei
Boys' $ 2.50 Suits '
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Suits, now .. .
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$9.75
$1.50 Valaes
now
$7.45
$4.95
$2.75
$1.00 Values
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$ .75. Values
nOW .. i..-:Jz.'im
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$1.45
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COR. FIRST STREET
Men's $20.00 Suits
$20.00 Suits
now-x.nT a.
Men's $15.00 Suits-
now , . 'T :r
now:
Men's $ia00 Suits, yl C
now .:,,:. -
Men's $ 7.50 Suits
now i , .
Men!s-Underwear
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IN BROKEN LINES AT HALF-PRICE
Cloves, Neckwear, dose Bargains In Every tine I
' Men's Heary $3.50 oil tanned,
weather Shoes, for.........
Men' $3.00 Shoes
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Boys' $1.75 Shoes, in broken lines,
now leeeeeeieeeiieiMfetieeeet gaeaaae)eeee)eeieeeeeep
STORE 208 FRONT STREET, BETWEEN TAYLOR AND
t: . vfv --'- . ..;;. SALMON. .... .j...;;, ,- ,-''. t
HRE SALE OF PAMTS
This ia the Pure New Era Product, made in Detroit, famous all the
world over, a written guarantee of purity go- ft ev
; inf with-each can wag $1.75 GALLON, . f f J
'. It Is guaranteed as good sa when it left the factory, and is' sold t
at this price because water and smoke, half destroyed the labels and
soiled the cans. , .' ..':' .,"::;.,.'
Piiinters' White
NfAL'S INTERIOR- !-
enamel !;y-:.-
That smooth , finish, so eaiy ,
to keep clean; former price.
$2.50 per gallon.. 0i 7c
Now...... ?Ied
NEAL'S BATHTUB ''
ENAMEL . , 5.
Transforms the old cine" tub
to porcelain; i former price,
NEAL'S ALUMINUM
ENAMEL.nl
For stam pipes, radiators, gat
ranttes', ec.j former price,,
No one will ever again bur
tnese spienaia gooas tor now.
NEW ERA
VARNISH CO.
20$ Front Street, Between Taylor
WattiSuits
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wet
$2.65
UHeMiM,feHl
$1.35
Lead 6c Pound
NEAL'S CARRIAGE PAINT
, The -Old Original;, former
GRANITE FLOOR PAINT
The .kind that stays on your
floor; former price 9 AA
$1.75 gallon. Now.... Ivll
CRESOLENE SHINGLE
STAIN . . - '
Wear well, won't fade; form
er prije $1.25 per yHCr
gallon. AJow , a Ut
J5AVIES VARNO-LAC - -
- Makes your, floor look like
mahoirany former price $2.75
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Paints at the prices we are selling
Don't neglect the opportunity. ,r
PAINT AND
and Salmon..., Portland, Oregon.
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