The Oregon daily journal., December 24, 1905, Page 8, Image 8

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2i 1S05,
M MORE LAUD
FOR SALE
BIG GIFT ,1IY flOT
HEAL BREACH-
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Mrs. W. E. Corey May Spurn
Huge Christmas Offering
Made by Husband.
GREAT REDUCTION
SALE
Reducing Stocks for Stock Taking
Garments to order for cost of
, material and making.
Suit and extra trousers of same
or striped material for
FOR OFFENDERS
1
Majority of City Prisoners Will
San Francisco Believes Remain
Be Set at Liberty To-
V , night, Perhaps. v,
BUT THIS INCLUDES
der of 0. and C. Grant
Is Marketable.
EXPERT HAS QUIETLY
HOLDING OFF HER SUIT
FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
ONLY MILD MISCREANTS
EXPLORED MULTNOMAH
The Mayor, the Chief and the Captain
Apparently No Good "Reason Why
Must Be Reestablished as His Wife
" Are Favorable to the Plan of Re
membering Day of Days, Even Be
...bind Iron Bar.
'Land Should - Not" Be Sold at
Higher Figures Than 'Prevailed
Some Years Agb.
of Past, Present and Future in
Eyes of World Papa Corey Guard
ing House With Bulldogs.
ERRY GHRISTfiiAS
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.1.. .. ,L .1, r. .f l . .. .... r... i a
Prisoners of the city charged with
minor offenses and whom cases nv m
yet bMD called n court probably will
, b released this evening and told to go
their way. and aln no mo. '":
' -,iit k. vrsnted those confined
In the city Jail. According to the plana
that are being arranged by Chief of Po-
l lice OrlUmacher, fouce p'" .
u..HiAtn.i inHra Cnjneroit.
There are about 10 prlaonera In the
city JalJ at preaeni iwuuni .
of that number are chrg4 with
. .... ......... it la likely that
they will be releaaed thla afternoon In
order that they , may speoa V
in a more congenial place than the
PrThe"plan waa originated by Captain
Bruin, who addresaed a request to-Chief
Oritsmacher yeaterday. asking that he
um hie influence to that end. The
chief readily consented and Judge Cam-
.-.nHaa- innrflvtl Of IM
plan. Captain Bruin's letter to the chlefj
fallows: -...:. -
"I have the honor to make the follow
in request: Inasmuch as. there, are
, several prisoners in the city Jail charged
with minor offenses, and considering
that December 16 is and should be a day
of universal rejoicing. I would respect
fully recommend that you use your ef
forts to give freedom to. such as are so
charged wnh jnlnor offenses-and-that
you take it up with the proper author
ities with that end In view." .
Jailer Branch haa planned an elabo
rate east for the city prisoners
Chrlstmaa day. U was found to be Im
possible to secure turkey, so chicken
will be substituted on the blllofare.
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UMBRELLA PRESENTED
TO MANAGER BAKER
Manager George L. Baker of the
Baker theatre was presented with an
elegant umbrella last evening by his
employes. The handle was a beautiful
ly carved article emblematlo of the B.
P O. E. '
During the burlesque performance,
' rr .i. n nhhw polled Mr. Baker from
h. auiinr and made the presentation
speech, which consisted chiefly of the
statement that "tho. gang around the
V house grew tired of seeing the man who
paid their salaries flashing a 6-cent
, umbrella In a rainy town and decided to
get him a new one."
Needless to say, the gift la greatly
appreciated by the popular manager.
WARNED BY WIRELESS
ski inrnrnft
i UUUbfcd AN IbCDUTlU
i (Special Pfcipetca by leaaed Wire to The Journal)
New York, Dec S3. The Incalculable
L value of wireless, telegraphy to ships
. threatened with danger at sea was dera
' onstrated today when the French liner
La Lorraine arrived In port after hav-
, M,te.Hfnii totmrA m mnnd a -erl-
gantlo Iceberg which ahe had been In
formed lay nearly across her path. The
La Lorraine had been signaled at aea
by the American liner Philadelphia, and
In turn passed the word to the outgo
" Ing and Incoming liners within reach of
her wireless telegraph apparatus.
Exposition Rink
Exposition Building,
lttth and Washington.
Skating Chrlatmas
day, afternoon and
' evening. Special fea
tures races. Ad
mission- 10e.
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SKATING
SKATING
iw.f.n1 v 'ii nnrr.i1rr
MADAME AZA flOLMES-RIBBECKE
Only Nelden Graduate on Paclflo Coast
SIX DAYS LEFT
In which to take advantage of our Hnll-
day Bargains In Human Hair goods nnd
those beautiful shell ornaments Indies
know so well. We take e'lork next week
We're reducing It this, and friends will
' find this art advantageous time to sup-
ply their wanta. ,
We present thla bunch of bargftlns4o
our friends wltlf our best wishes for
A Merry Christmas
- and. '
Happy . New Year
rxzx ricKaozs or coryr.rxio cxzak
KTIBT PAT THIS Witt
MADAME AZA H0LME5-RIBBECKE
OklENTAL; BEAUTY PARLOR
' lt VerriM -sear .IVuV 'totefc
these Ke4 fti, . ; y
I. r L Skates
a I iatnee ana cnuaren
't 4 admitted free In the
f J fill afternoon. .
"J'SKATINQ
It Is reported from San Francisco
that within a short time the remaining
lands of the Oregon dt California rail
road grant in Oregon will be put on
the market and1 that preparations are
beina? made for beslnnlne- the sate. An
announcement to thla effect is expected
in the official year book of the, .liar rl
man companies in Oregon, Washington
and Idaho. .Which la now being compiled
and which will be printed shortly after
the Oral of the year.
Legal representatives and agents or
the-Southern Paclflo land department
who have been for mojiths clearing up
legal complications affecting small
tracts and disposing of delinquent con
tracts have finished their work. Twenty
five assistants who were at work In
every county in western Oregon undot
direction of W. C Bristol have been
dlamissed and their' chief Is said .to
have made hla final report to head
quarters In Ban-Francisco and Portland.
W. W. Wick, for years in the employ
of the land department and for some
time a confidential man In Mr. Eberleln'
department, devoted several weeks to
work that kept him delving in the
records of Multnomah county and he
has completed his .labors and retired
from the service of the department.
Reports from all sources Indicate that
the land are In shape for beginning the
expected sale, A Ban Francisco report
says:
Harrlman Is preparing to sell a part
of the Oregon California railroad land
grant in uregon, amounting 10 aooui
4.000,000 acres. In charge of Charles W.
Eberleln. a Harrlman protege from the
Union Paclflo land department, who
supplanted William H. Mills In railroad
and land mattera In Oregon about two
years ago, much to the delight of many
railroad people who objected to the
know-all manner of Mills.
Eberleln. since he succeeded Mlllsj
has straightened out many tangles In
which the Oregon land grant became In
volved through the policy of his prede
cessor, conditions are now sucn, it is
said, that Eberleln la prepared to make
sales from the grant, beginning esrly
In the new year. . It Is stated he la now
Id a position to meet the wishes of a
large number of people Interested in
the matter. Thla number involves min
ing men. sawmill men. farmers and
prospective settlers, all of whom be
lieve that the refusal to open the grant
for the laat two years has greatly re
tarded' development of the state. Sev
eral yeara ago some of tho land was
sold at prices ranging from $6 to $26.
Then the remainder of the grant waa
withdrawn. At what prlcea the land
will now be offered la a matter that
Oregon people are greatly Intereated in
finding out."
A former employe or the lana depart
ment said yesterday: "I know of no
reason why the lands should be longer
withheld from' sale. I do not believe
Mr. Eberleln himself knows the reason
for delay. ' The matters that formerly
affected the final disposition of the
lands have been straightened out and
there la no apparent reason for further
seques vyatHin." ' " ..
THINKS HE SUMMER .11
THE EAST-
H. F. Prael Returns From Chica
go and Believes Much Want-
-. ed Man Js There. - . .
"Nextyeir will be a great one for
the northwest or the present prosperity
of the middle west and lta rapid ten
dency to extend westward is not a cer
tain indication of our future growth;
said 11. F. Prael of the Clatsop Hill
romosnv vesterday afternoon. Mr.
Prael hasuat returned from trip to
Chicago and he atopped over In Port
land to visit his brother. . R. F. Prael.
president of Prael, Hegele A Co., be
fore going to bis hpme In Astoria,
"Illinois, Colorado and the - other
states I visited are having the most
prosperous' year In their history. Kan
sea Is out of (he list of what are called
lost states. It Is booming snd there
Is not a farmer In It who Is not happy."
I "Did you see any man looking like
8. A: I. Puter during your journey?"
was asked.
"Puter--lsn't he in California?" aaked
j Mr. Prael.
'fit is reported that he Is In Chicago,1
waa volunteered. - '
. "He may be." said Mr. Prael. "When
I was In Chicago I saw a man who
looked a great deal like him In fact, so
much like him that I thought he was
Puter. When I arrived ' In Portland
this morning .snd read In the papers
that the man wanted In connection with
the land frauds had been seen In Cali
fornia I concluded that' I must have
been mistaken in -my man. I knew
Puter only" slightly and. I could not say
that he and the man I saw in Chicago
were the same person."
. D'Aarlgnae Zs Coming. :
(Spertal TMipatch br Leased Wire te The Journal)
New York, Dec. 23. Paris advicea are
that Komalne D'Aurlgnar., brother of
the great Parisian swindler, -Mme,
Humbert again Intends to attempt to
pass .the -EUls Island officials and to
make a home lor himself In the United
States. ' " , ' . .
The . reason some are not 'Wedded to
one bad habit la because they are court-
Ins so many.
stemarkable Onre. . v
1'wss much afflicted with sciatica.'"
writes Ed. C Nnd, lowavllle, Sedgwick
Co., Kan., "going about on orutohesnd
suffering a deal of pain. - I -wss Indured
to try Bnllard s Snow Liniment, which
relieved me.-
-"1 used three EOo bottles... It Is ths
greatest liniment I ever used; have rec
ommended It to a number of persona;
all express themselves ss being bene
fited by It I now wslk without crutches,
able to perform a greet deal of light
labor on the farm." 15c. tOo and 11.00.
ArVoodnrd. Clarke Co.
(Special DUpateta by Leased Wire to The Joorael)
Pittsburg. Dm. SS. "Mrs. Corey has
not given up her house In Nevada. She
still lives there, though she la on a
visit to Pittsburg." This significant re
mark was made this morning iy - one
close to the Corey family, one who haa
conferred with Mrs. Corey several times
since she came to Pittsburg from' the
west; and the remark may be considered
as orricrei.
Mrs. William Ellis Corey will refuse
ner husband a Christmas gift of 11.-
000,000 rather than consent. to be looked
upon as a discarded wife, 'she la hold
ing off her suit for absolute. divorce
against the head of the steel trust only
on condition that there shall be a full
reconciliation that she shall be re
established In his home and In the eyes
of the world as the wife 'of his past,
present and future.'
It la a fact that not even Mrs. Corey
knows whether her husband will be here
for Chrlatmas. That she expects him
Is believed. The two truck loads of
Christmas gifts that arrived for Mrs.
Corey at her father-ln-Iaw's house In
Braddock - last night from her husband
gave the hope that Corey would be her,
but he has sent no word.
Objects to Oae restore.
A relative of Corey sent him long
telegram today asking him If he would
come for the Chrlstmaa dinner, .
Mrs. Corey objects to one feature of
the proffer made by her husband. He
has not aaid that he will again make
hla borne with his wife. Unless he does
Mrs. Corey will decline the offer of
an amicable arrangement, A member
of the Corey family expressed the opin
ion this morning that a reconciliation
would not be affected. He aald:
"It la doubtful whether Mr. Corey
will come to Pittsburg. Mrs. Corey
came home merely to spend the holi
day season. In the, event of the fall-
Lure of a settlement she will have dl-
vorc. .proceedings- instituted here."
Bays I Corey Is alrratlo.
One of Mr. Carnegie's partners, who
Was at the dinner party given by the
Ironmaster in New York, but who will
not allow hla name to be mentioned,
admitted today that the case was dis
cussed at thetdlnntr after Corey had
left, and ssld:
"There Is list a man Interested in
the Carnegie Bteel company who knows
whether W. E. Cfleey la coming to Pitts
burg or not He is an er ratio fellow."
Mrs. Corey spent part of today with
the family of A. A. Corey at No. SMS
Hawkins avenue. She visited . her
mother. Mrs. Frank Campbell, of No.
7S1S Ormonde street, but returned to
the home of her father-in-law. Corey's
neighbors attempted to get a glimpse of
her today, but ahe kept well in the
house. Mrs. Corey plans to spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Henry Mc-
Crory, of Wllkinsburg.
- The A. A, Corey borne at Braddock la
tonight guarded by two watchmen each
accompanied by u fierce bulldog. Any
one who looks as though he or she might
be searching fcr Information la given
scant courtesy by, the bulldogs and the
watchmen.. Papa Corey declares the
bulldoge will stay until some people
learn to attend to their own business.
TRUE PREDICTION AS TO
Streets Jammed With Shoppers
as Merchants Had Expected
v And They Bought.
Never were the streets of Portland
so thronged wllhshoppers on a Satur
day night preceding Christmas as they
were last night Carsi from the sub
urbs were taxed to their full capacity
during the afternoon and evening, and
the early part of the night' found the
west side of Fifth street between Mor
rison and Alder, and the greater part
of the same street "between Alder and
Washington, packed with a dense maas
of buyers. Washington street near
Third, on the aouth aide, also ' was
crowded to the curb, with shoppers lin
ing the display .windows of the stores
and people edging their way to and fri
In order to get near the store entrances.
-The efforts of some of the crowd to
gain entrance to a store without hav
ing to stand In line gave rise to a little
innocent but costly amusement In the
poolroom way among a lot of bystanders
on Washington street If a man or
woman was seen to be making a deter
mined effort to reaob the door of a
store, a wager waa made that he or
she would not "score a touchdown?.
In five minutes, . The bets were usually
26 cents," and the bettors held the stakes.
; The ..suburban car stations were
crowded -during the night. Every car
waa filled, and room In the Beats was
found not only for the two who paid
their fares, but also for all the toys
that a small and growing group of- chil
dren would clamor for.
Oosslp Trom Tillamook. '' '
(Special Dlapatrh to The Jonraal.) "
Tillamook, Or., leo. 2J. The suit of
Tillamook county against Mrs. Edith
M. Alderman, administratrix of the estate-
of H. H. Alderman, ex-aherlff of
this county, which was tried at the Isst
tern of court and taken under advise
ment by Judge Honnett.-has lust been
decided against (the county, the Judge
finding that the - county had no claim
against Mrs. Alderman.
The lumber . schooner Abble . has
dropped down the . bay and finished
loading on Friday. She carries nearly
too.ooo-jeet t lumber from the Tilla
mook Lumber company's mill In this
elty. '
Parties who claim there la oil In this
county are making a search of the coun
ty, endeavoring to obtain leases on the
land for a period of three years. -
Plundered by Bobbers. 1
(Special Dlaoatrli le Tke Jmrnal.l
Tillamook, Or., Dec. 21, The general
merchandise store of W. D. Robedee at
Woods was robbed last week. The
burglars took advantage of the owner's
absence .and entering by breaking la a
During this taTe.our high'standard
of workmanship and lining will
be. folly maintained.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all eases. .
Garments to order In a day If required.
Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits a specialty. -
all
108 Third Street
us
CAFE AND
MUSIC HALL
A Merry Christmas
to All ;
Fay Lesley
Miss
Belle Lawrence
And Other Christmas
Attractions.'
Beginning Monday. Decem
ber 25, including the famous"
.aggregation v
The FiechtTs ladies
Quintette and ,
: Tyrolean Trio
SPECIAL
Sunday Matinee v
2 to 5 o'clock k
Program Changed Daily.
IittueM a SI orth Third
street, 81, S3 amd. BS sTorta Heo
oad street, sad S4S, S45 aad S4T
Bnraelde street,..
You Should Go To!
Everything depends on how' you teeth
are treated.' Poor dental work la deaf
at any price. The Alveolar method as
nni.iiiu( h the Boston Dentists as
sures permanent snd beautiful results.
, If your teeth are decayea or ao
scessed or loose and falling out. or your
gums Inflamed and . sore, then your
health demands that you teeth be at-
4a4 a It vmi aea tonkins for ths
best work at a ressonabls fee ws would
dvlse you to call upon the Boston
Dentists. ttlH Morrison street, the
dentists wiio originated the
Alveolar Method
The moat talkedobf and renowned of re
cent dental discoveries.
Examination free. Lady attendant
Skillful specialist a,.
Boston Dentists
Sltt K orris oa m, Opp. Males ft SYeak
aad SNwtoffieei, -'Bntraaoe
Sm acorrtsoa .
Office Hours 1:10 a. m. to p. m.
Sunday, 1:10 a. m. to lt:S0 p. m.
back door, ransacked the store and oar.
rted away 'about FIDO worth of goods,
consisting of Jewelry, cutlery and el
gars. There Is no clue to the burglars.
" No man ever broke his bees; under bis
brother's-burden.
The Dentists
fog - , your oalemdar.
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CHKS1I.2AS
TO ALL
John Dellar
: 1 s . ' . .
1 aiaccrcij
v1tnks Els Old
fid New Pitrons
for Their Kind
Patronage
for the Year 1905
' Wishing Them
a Joyfnl
Merry Christmas
i
Christmas Notes
Will soott be sounding everywhere!
The glorfoua, gay, glft-glvlng period
will soon be upon us.
What could you give your son or
daughter more beneficial or ' useful
than receipt for a paid course In
our business colleger
. WE TEAClt - v" '
BOOKKEEPING :
SHORTHAND,
ADWRITINO
.'And Ail Kindred Branches. z.
.- DAT AND NIOHT CLASHES. -
BEHNKE-WALKriR1:
BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Bevsnth sad Stark Sts rortlaaut,
Writs for Catalog.
Per ssodera dental erer. Werld-re
owned special lata.
Lowest prlees eonsiatent with Srst-alass
." OS) 'tar ths ,
NEW YORK DENTISTS
.. ronrm ajtb mtobbxsob iti '
Cpesi dap and night fress liU a sa,
anUl it s sja fc
a jsaa aas s
SMITH
UA& BSTATB AJTS BVanWIBn OXASTOXS, ' TABatS ' ATD ' TZXBB&
ZJUTBS, allsTXS BODOXT ABO IOU).
If you want to sell your real estate or business, we can sell It for ytou.
Ws are doing business. If you. want to buy a home or farm, or locate In
anv bualness, we can locate you."' We have agents In every part of the stste.
Our motto is fair dealing and our methods are without moss. We are mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce.; Ws are rated with the commercial
agencies. v ' - - .
XSSV4 SOT ITBIIT, COBJTBB WASatXBwTOsT. -' -
-P. O. O IJ, , - : U PHONE MAIN 4089.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
WATCH THB
PALAIS
ADVKRTISBMSNTS
BARGAINS
Great Clearance
375 WASHINCTONiTVCQRrWEST PARK
1
Do not forget to examine the
at a A. WXAXJi'B, Bo. 138 First Street, betweem Balmoa aad SCala Sts.
I have Just received five carloads of Pianos, especially for the holiday
trade, comprising such well-known makes aa Kranlch A Bach. Dudlano,
Schubert, Schoff Bros., Olivers and a great many others, at apodal prices
during the holidays. I have a few more planoa of the bankrupt stock of
Gilbert Brow' bank left, which I am offering at a great reduction. .
- Basy paymeats a small payment dewa aad monthly payments to sal
the parehaser. - - , . . .
e5
RETIRING FROM THE
RETAIL BUSINESS
$1,000 stock of whiskies, brandies, gin,! wines, champagnes, rums, at
r a reduction from tS to.4S per cent. y.
This stock must be closed out within ths next 0 days. - Ws shall
offer as follows: .-. . '; ,'?',-:- v . . ' :.v ;! " "'
All-of our Sweet Wines, regular prloe $1.00 a gallon, at. ...... ...,$J1. 25
All Of our Sweet Wines, regular price $1.60 a gallon, at ...f 1.00
Alt of our Sweet Wines, regular prloe $1.00 a gallon, at TO
All of our Dry.WJnes. regular price $1.60 a 'gallon.' at..' .....f l.OO
'AH of our Dry Wines, regular pries $1.00 a gallon,' at......... 6S
All of our Dry Wines, negulaf prloe 75o a gallon, at. ..464
Air of our Whiskies, regular price $6.00 a gallon, at. .......... .S3. BO
All df our Whiskies, regular pries $1.00 a gallon," at... ..$2.75
All of our Whiskies, regular pries $1.00 a gallon. .t. .......... .92.40
All of Brandies, Otns and Rums, regular price $4.00 .a gallon, at.. 92. 75
All of.our Bottled Goods, regular price $1.60 a bottle, at. . .1 .. . . .$J1.00
AH o flour Bottled Goods, regular price $1.16 a bottle, at...... 754
All of Vir Bottled Goods, regular price $1.00 a bottle, at.... ...65
. Alj other goods In proportion. , ' , , .. '
LAKE ERIE WINE
404 Waebiagtoa St, B etwees Testa aad Blereata. Plxrares aad lease
for sals. Telephone Mala TO., '
PR.e7WESIRpW'S
RHEUMATIC
' ; CURE. ' . .'
' FOR SALE AT A IX DRUGGISTS.
Pianoforte
Ire Prodeetlne, Pipe Orr.n. Warmney ant
)niosj
a. Btvaie-nr ragDEBioa w. eooo
i lawat sueeb faeae Sast BkM,
ugit.
BROTHERS
ROYAL
AND WINDOWS FOR i
Sale Now Going On
.MM
beautiful stock of Pianos and Organs
AND CORDIAL CO.
EnisxaxnaiiEnxnzxiiiiBaiiiiuaKn
Concrete Construction Co.
T01 Chamber ef Commerce, -
Manufacturers of Concrete 8 tons Blocks.
Contractors for. all kinds of cement
work.-. " '.- "
... PKOBB XAXB ISO. . r -
Miss Edith Kelly
Foratertr ef Oileagn, will reeelv plane P'fla .
at stsdla, IS I tmtrnaeala (rihetotbK at,
UUCttriIT MIXHOD.' ts