The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

THE : OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1SC3,
ROBBER'S BULLET
"PIERCES SIDE"
D77?r3rfMrrAgd Druggist
-- Seriously Wounded in fight
4 v With Bandit-.
ORDERED TO GIVE UP .
- - - MONEY, HE RESISTS
Qrabs Hand -That. Hold . Revolver
end Nearly Overcomes Young Op
ponent, When . Weapon It Dia
charged and Ballet Cauaes Wound.
. As he mi closing up ,Mlf4f for
v th night. Dr. J. Fisher: who conduct
Z.fL drug stor at Twenty-first and GlUan
- streets, wa attacked by a highwayman
Und- aerlously though , not fatally
;:. wounded. II la at St. Vincent a hoapl-
; tal with a bulet wound la ,th left
yl.'ald,-' ..... : . ' .
it. Fisher and R. U Via, a clerk, war
- r the atore at the time.. . Dr. Fisher
- had' reajoved the money from the" ceh
' drawer and can-led, it. in a aack la hla
s
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Dr. J. JwF?her.
waa .XoroeA-i4shootthrousb- hl coat.
which waa set on fire by the expioaton.
The weapon waa throat cloae agalnat
Dr. FUher'a body and hla clothing waa
powder-burned. The ball entered the
Ut-wlde-drraettiranova the pelvis bone
and lodged In the back. The aaed drug
glet relaxed Me bold aa the ahot waa
fired and the boy bandit, hurried from
the atore. He eecured nothing.
The atruggle laated only for a, brief
time and It waa Juat before the . ahot
toed that the , clerk rushed, out
to aid the druaalat. He. reached the
front of the atore Just aa the weapon
waa thrust against Dr. Fisher" body.
He declares that at alght of the re
volver hla atrengtb departed, hla knees
gant way and he waa helpless, ','. .
. Telia el Shoetlar.
JLeavtng the atore nattily, the bandit
hurried east on Ollean etreet. and en
countered J. C. Muehe of the First Na
tional bank. He told Mr. Muahe that
Dr. - Fisher had been wounded. Mr.
Muehe noticed that tie waa natieaa-aoa
that tilaj fa I waa nn fire. - -
In the struggle, the bandit lost nis
hat. which waa found later and la now
in the, possession of th police. It la a
soft, black fait and may plajTan im
portant part in identification.
At St. Vlncenf a hoepltal an operation
waa performed on Dr. Meher and the
bullet waa removed.'. It waa found to be
a .11 caliber. At the hoapttal It la aald
that tha patient waa Improving and
that tha wound would not result fatally.
The operation waa performed by Dra.
Skene and Jones. - --,
Dr. PUher la (S yeare of age. He
had been In constant fear of a holdup
for months. The bandit la deecrtbed aa
of medium height and apparently about
21 years of age. DeteetlvesuVaughn and
Hellyer were aaaigned to the case this
morning and they believe that tharoV
ber will bo captured. 1
Toung Via, the clerk, declared today
that ho aaw the man atandlng In front
of tha atore for sortie time before tile
I assault waa dims, m pprmi j mm
till assured that no one waa approach
Ing and that no ears were watting in
- th vicinity.
I&jOne Moment HeDarea Hit Enf
How to Avoid Being Put In Jail
Death Valley Hell on Earth. ;
WM. CORNETT OF CONDON T
CROSSES"GREATT)IVIDE
(Bawilal DlanaKk te The Ioeraal.1
day mpmlna. at the advanced age of M , ' , iZl I" .. "
yeara - He had bJn falling sln U.tt1
.hand. Tha aum amounted to bet wean
ate and 140. Via waa In the rear of
'the atore, .behind tha prescription case.
) while , Dr. liaher had turned out tha
llghU and waa preparing to lock the
As ha was about o turn tha key. a
.young man who had been loitering In
; front approached him. Ha held hla
' hands to hla face, and waa apparently
. in pain. Ha aaid that ha wanted a drug
Ato relieve the toothache. Dr. richer
. left the door open and a tar ted toward
tho tear of tha atore. to reach the counter.-
The young man followed eloaely
t his heals.
Hold ons'old men; ire the money and
.'-not tha medicine that I want," he. aaid.
as he suddenly seised the bag of money
r- la Dr. ruber's band, f
' " ' . fianklng Xm Bevolver. " i.'
Dr. Fisher turned Immediately and
'aaw that be waa looking Into the mui
ale of a revolver. With hla disen
gaged hand, tha young bandit waa try.
lng to tear the bag of money from hla
grasp.
Dr. rtaher quickly eelsed tha hand In
- which tha bandit held the revolver and
tha atruggle began la a email tncloeure
' between showcasee and oountera. which
pushed aside by the combatants.
Dr. Fisher waa overpowering hla
younger assailant, " and waa about to
throw him to the floor when the bandit
auooeeded in eztricaUng the hand which
held the revolver and fired. He waa
unable to free hla hand completely and
July, but had alwaya enjoyed superb
health up to that time. . Deceased waa
of the very beet type of ploneere who
came In the early daya from tha aaat to
build np the west. He crossed the
plalne in 1U. and settled In the Wil
lamette valley. In Polk county, where he
lived until J80, when he moved to Mat.
ney riat, where" he lived " Until four
years ago on a farm, when be took up
hla abode in Condon. '
. Mr. Cornett was a native of Missouri.
He waa In the government aarrloe dur
ing tha Mexican war. during which ha
waa employed In moving government
atoree from Independence, Missouri, to
Santa re and Albuquerque. He wae-l
captain of tha emigrant train in
which
Judge J. D. McFarland of Fossil crossed
the same year in another train, and tha
two became acquainted with each other
on the long overland Journey to the Pa
cific coast Mrs, Mary Hamilton of
Fossil also crossed the same year, being
In tha eame .train with Judge McFar
land
- The deceased waa aa honored member
of Wheeler County -Pioneers at tha time
of hla death, and leaves a host of
frtenda in' OllHam and -Wheeler coun
ties. He leavea a widow, and eight
children besides numerous grandchild
dren to mourn hla death. He waa laid
to rest In Mount Mormh cemetery, Con
don,' Maroh II.
ESTABLISH FIRE LIMITS
FOR CITY OF CONDON
,i
(pedal DUpstea to The Joeroal.) '
Condon, Or, March 21. At the teat
meeting of tha city council an ordinance
waa paased by that body regulating tha
construction or outiaings on v Main
street It calls for nothing less than
brick, atone or cement within-a radius
of 10 blocks on eitheraide-ot Main
atreet, .which Include th entire busi
ness district of Condon. Thla waa done
to prevent any mora wooden structures
being built, thereby greatly lessening
th nr risk.
i ea
01 Lots at Piedmont !
One of the choiceit apot in the city, bccauie ot its especially
desirable HOME FEATURES.
Eaatern and California people who are experts in home-building,
are especially charmed with it, and have bought lots and built there.
-Among investor in erery- line- there are those-who-for soma -emergency
reason want to, or perhaps have to, realize quickly, and
who therefore offer to sell at reduced prices. Finding some such
owners of Piedmont lots, and being willing to assist and accommo
date both sellers and buyers, WE HAVE DECIDED TO ACT AS
AN AQENT FOR BOTH, WITHOUT CHARGE OF ANY KIND
FOR OUR SERVICES. Thus (he seller is assisted by a quicker
sale and the buyer by a bedrock price. v ,
' Each will readily realise that we are in the best possible position
' to render a thoroughly mutual service, as we, too, will be benefited
by securing many desirable Home Builders and getting transient
property into the hands of more permanent owners. To this
service jn your behalf we pledge our very best endeavors. .
- WE THEREFORE INVITE ALL SELLERS AND BUYERS
I OF WHAT-ARE-CALLED SNAPS m, TO CUT-OUT TH4
BROKERS AND SAVE COMMISSIONS BY CALLING ON
Hie Investment Company
' . 244 STARK STREET. PHONE MAIN $71.
Who owns the most of PIEDMONT and is the promoter and pro-'
tector of all jts good features, and the avowed enemy of anything '
that will maf -t.-;.' ... v'.-w .
We especially invite newcomers to inspect PIEDMONT. It rs
situated upon the Peninsula. 200 feet above the Columbia and Wil
lamette River. Healthy, sightly and with protected home sur
roundings. ...
Buyers of our own property will be assisted if they desire it,
upon advantageous terms in building their homes. . '
. PIEDMONT lies between two trunk lines of eltctric cars. It
hss the Oftenest, the quickest and the best 'equipped suburban car
service in the city. . . . ; , ' , ' .
.riememfea: 244 STARK STREET
PHONE MAIN 871 . .
SCOTTY HE
GOING BACK
i v - ... " . '
". -r '
Sayg ! .lgJSoinjLjoQ"'t Show
Business and Look After
His Rich Mine. -
HAS INEXPENSIVE ROOM,
...SPENDING LITTLE MONEY
. "Scotty" la going to oult the show
business, he say a, and return to hla
fabulously rich gold mine in Death val
ley. There will be ,no canceling of
dataa until ha reachea Either Baa Fran-
claco or Los Angeles, unlese ha ahould,
be arrested In the meantime.
At tha Portland hotal this morning.
"Scotty". aald there were a number of
persons wbo'knew where hla rich mine
la and were attempting to jump nis
claim. To prevent such an actios he
may ring the curtain down -upon hla
how and go to hla mine Juat aa fast
aa hla mule HUm pin take him. -
I v got my mine protected wun
armed ,31 en." aald "Scotty thla morn
ing, "and they , will, ahoot If any one
trtea to Jump th claim. But I must
be - there to look-after- matters, The
dagalhink vthat ' one they get me In
lall I , cannot communicate witn me
outald world, and then they can get
my mine. But I will fool them. I am
going to quttrthle show business ..and
go back to . the "mine. Th show 18 loo
alow for- me,- and ther -Is wot enough
money in It.
IVOiMAH DRIVES OUT RG3BER
- AFTER PISTOL DUEL
Druggist's Wife Opens Fire on
Burglar Who Hag Ordered
r Husband's Hands Up. N,
rest me and be eternally d
Five minutes later, be changed hla
talk.
"Suppose they do arreat met" - he
asked. "Can I get out on bondT -1 bar
th money ready to put up. I do not
want to be arrestsd, I want to go back
to the mm."- - y ' - " -
za
"Sootty" la so harassed In hla own
mind that h la not himself. '-.A week
ago, when he visited Portland, before
th threat of arreat wr mad, h waa
aa.llght-heartad as schoolboy. To
day he is so nervous that he cannot
alt' In a chair ten minutes. He la ao
preoccupied wfth hlf iown thoughts that
ha forceta to-order tha drinks; hs buys
he crossed- th plains in j ..newaw) iadawhat hoa. to aay
about hlra and bursts out:
Th dogs! Vl them do their worst.
They will find me ready at any stage
of th gam. - They think they can
frighten me. but they can't. I wish
they would arrest me. Then you wouftl
hear Bcotty roar." .
After walking around a HtUe, rub
bing hla fao with hi handa and not
aaylng word, another paper la bought,
and the same story read again, in-
otherlrtnk. and whU Tlpplng-4t,
"Sootty" will ask all manner of ques
tions as to bow to avoid incarceration.
Along thoaa 11 at h said W Piprplng:
."Thla uUup began about three, years
ago, when I went to New York, to aee
soma neople to get grub-ataked. I told
them I had a mine, and wanted money
to work It. They would not listen to
ma I had to go It alone. I made the
atrlke. have million and now those.
pupa want to get half of It-, I will aee
them in n 1 nrst. -
mo pending Homey,
-""Scotty" la not spending any money
this time In Portland. He buys a few
drinks,- but-does-not offer - tlpe. - At
the Portland hotel this morning he
DlaDatee te Tbe Journal
""Condon. Or., March tl-Wlth " the
primaries drawing near th various can
didates for nomination for tb various
offlcea to be filled at th next election
are getting busy. Th candidate for
clerk are Pearl Jarvta, the present
deputy, and R. H. Robinson, former
postmaatar - of Arlington, but for tha
past, year a realdent of Condon, both Re
publicans. - The race for th office of
sheriff will be close at th election m
June. It lies between Ray Rogers, the
present deputy, and George An gall, a
well-known resident of the Mayvlll pre
cinct. Mr.' Roger la th Democ ratio
nominee and will In all probability win
on account of hla good record and the
fact that thla efflc has been held by a
Democrat for the past IS year a. For
eoanty Judge Mr. Ed Dun AT the present
t IncumbenV la on the Democratic ticket,
and L W. Darling, an attorney of Con
don, will b th Republican candidate,
shook hla head to two men who
funda He la OCcupylnr air Inexpensive
room.- Tha beat In th house Is not for
him. Hla brother "Bill" la no longer
at the Portland.
When asked this morning where
1 Death valley anLFuneral mountain
th latter a short range rising to
tombstonea out of the corner of the
borax and alkali district got their
names. "Billy," who la at th Calumet,
aald
"Death valley Is a suburb of hell, and
the Funeral mountain rang I - the
I auldeeoet. In the valley the sun ere-
5 .'Turmg' th. d.v. -Th;n6dit
m !.. .vt. .niMvHtu I people.
void of vesetatlorr.
Tha valley proper Is about 0 miles
lons Almost through the center of It
run a atrip of borax. On tha east side
1 th Funeral mountain range. On the
other side I Telescope peak, with bar
ren foothill. Aside from about to acres
toward on end of th valley, ther la
nothlna- rreen. At that place a borax
eomnanv ha a ranch of a score of
area It la watered by the Skull and
Croasbones creek, which comes down
from th Funeral mountalne. Adjacent
to the ranch la a atrip of green caused
by. a submarine flow of water, which
moistens th upper cruet On th
ground grow some areas, which
nutriment
Sow Death. TaUey Oot areas.
"Death valley got it name along In
tha latter '40a, whsn gold waa discovered
In California. People from .the atatea-
who headed for what la now Ban Fran
cisco got caught In the valley and many
of them died. They wer ounea ana
piles of etone mark their last resting
place. That valley la marked . with
grave heaps. The mountain range. was
given ths name of Funeral mountain
it I not elngle mountain but a rapg
of them because It looked down upon
the aorrow and grief of the surviving
memoeTS or me parue.- inw are limit
dreds of places in the valley where one
can fry an gg In the daytime upon
a flat rock. At the ranch I have Juat
apoken of the water that guahea forth
la 1c cold. A portion of It la piped a
distance ot about 400 yards. In the
middle of the day' the water that runa
through that pipe becomee hot and la
uaed to wash dishes In at the ranch
house." J.- '
Cherry Crop guff era.
(pedal DlapetctH te The Joor sal.) -
Forest Urove, Or., March 31. The
eold spell during the last week around
Forest Grove has caused more damage
than at first thought . Cherries will
be very scarce, aa Royal Anna are In
bad shape and mostly killed by frost
ar.d th Lincoln and May Dukes are re
ported .by Fruit Inspector Harris as
also damaged although not ao- much
and will bear about half a crop.
rxmglaa Candidates File. '
(Soeelel Pleeateh to The Jesniel.)
Roaeburg. March tl. The following
are new candidate to file petition for
county offices: For representatives.
R. L. Wlnnlford and B. A. Hunaaker,
Democrats. Mr. Hunaaker signs etate
ment No. 1. For, county clerk. 8. C
Uuant, Republican, and Thomae Wil
son, Democrat of Canyonvlll. for coun-
jtycomaalaalonar.,.---...:
(Soeelal -Tnapstck ta The Jearaal.) "
Tacoma, Wash., March II.-A lone
highwayman -attempted to- told up th
&d rro.. pharmacy at- 1L o'clock last
night but .waa iaiaea uy mim, u. e
Sargent, the wife of tha proprietor, who
fired I lv ohota at him, and waa In. turn
fired upon by the robber. i-
Mr. Sargent waa Just closing up and
waa counting the day' eash. Th rob
ber -threw tba door open and striding
to the. counter ordered Sargent with
ah-oa th lo throw uu hla hand,. Bar-
gent had been afraid or such an episode,
on account of evral other holdupa in
that portion of th city Injtbe saatfaL
day, and litThad blT'wtfa posted in the
rear af the establishment with a re
volver. Aa aoon aa Mrs, Sargent beard
the man's ordsr aha grasped ber gun,
and Sargent throw up hi arm and at
th am time sidestepped to glv his
wife, who was behind him, a. ehano to
ahoot - Mrs. . Sargent - began biasing
away at close range, and th robber,
taken' by surprise, began .retreating to
tn door, firing as ha withdraw. Bot
tie and window were emaehod by th
bullet that flaw In every direction, ap
parently,' except toward the marks. The
robber finally gained tha door : and
leaped out on the sidewalk, with Mrs.
ber turned and started running down
the street Just aa a neighbor of tha
Bargenta, who . bad heard the firing,
cam rushing on th seen with a- re
volver. Seeing th robber fleeing be
began firing at him and. chased him a
block, smptylng hla revolver. Th rob-
rwa evidently -not- hit and anadai
hla Mcape.
POLITICAkPOTBOILS
" IN GILLIAM COUNTY
(RpeSaT
PLAN FOUR BUILDINGS'
FOR LUTHERAN COLLEGE
' (Spedai Dlapstch te Tha' Jearaal.1
. Spokane, March iU Four new build
ings. Instead of on, are planned for th
Spokan eollege, which f to- be built In
Manlto Park by the Norwegian Luther
ana of America, assisted by pi eltlsena
of th Inland Empire. -' JLI' " i
It la -expected that th main building
will be completed this year and opened
for students. It will cost In the neigh
borhood of 116.000. Tha next building
to be erected will be on which will be
used for chapel and gymnaalum. Later
on dormitories for young man and young
women will b built .
, The Weahlngton Improvement" com
pany donated a 10-acre traot In Manlto
Park and the chamber of commerce
pledged Itself to rale a cash bonus of
13,000 and as much more aa possible
Th college will be maintained by the
United Church of America. Work on
the main- bull dlDg will begin ln three
weeks. '.
THREE ASPIRANTS FILE
n - PETITIONS AT SALEM
(Special Dispatch te The Joarnl.
Salem. Or., March 11. Mark Skiff
filed yesterday with th county clerk
hi notice of candidacy for Republican
representative from Marion county. He
wishes printed after hi nam on th
ballot: "United State senator should
10. t. Judd of Turner rued yesterday
his notice of candidacy with the county
Clark for nomination for representative
on th Republican ticket He will sup
port th Republican choice for United
Statee senator. He "believe that tb
Tuttl road law can be amended ao that
no. hardships will., be worked upon
owners of abutting property." .
There are now II eandldatea for th
office of representative. Marion county
will choose five.
T. F. Ha yea of-Woodburn alio filed
hla final notlo and llt of petitioner
for the Democratic nomination of om
mltteeman from Wood burn precinct
JOURNAL GIRLS ARRIVE
(Continued from Pag On.)
nal office. Other present to th young
women hav been numerous and mis
sive even more sex '
"It would be presumptuous to suggest
that some of our party left any. fraction
of their hearts In Honolulu." aald one
of the party, "or carried away any from
there, but preparations were made for
such an emergency. The young men nf
Honolulu prepared a cable code and pre
sented each of th Oregon party with a
copyv.-j.Tha code . consists of 'Certain
Hawaiian word and each.pf th young
women hss the translation that was
aereed upon."
All Run Down
In the spring that Is the condition of
thoasanda whose systems have not
thrown oil the imparities accumulated
during the winter blood humors that
are now causing pimples, boils and
other eruptions, loss ot appetite, bilious
turns, indigestion, and other stomach
troubles, dull headaches and weak,
tired, languid feelings. . '
Hood's Barsaparilla removes all these
humors, cures all these troubles; reno
Tatet strengthens . and tones the whole
system. This is the' testimony of thou
sands annually. .
" Accept no substitute for s ' - j
Hood'o Garoaparilla
Insist on having Hood's. Get it today .
In liquid or tablet form. 1 100 Dosua iU
-3mi &Sf
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BEAUTIFUL AS THE MORNINCT
tLWith its glorious tunshlne nd Italian tWcti JM-fTtbi iabrici nd. girrnenti yrt , ejUlejrppeV
FOR SACrFOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS t
There will be an opening sale of remarkable' values at tbii well-known'dudel of "The Best of
Everything at the Smallest Profits. . It will be our ambition to show to the people of this (
community, and especially the ladies, what an energetic, liberal house CAlflo when Irsets-
"T7uYT6nrltS"counterr the multitudea seeking the teat at the smallestrcostr hence . .. '".'"
lBCkTH-MErANI-WOMltNOIx6
FROM TOP TO DOTTOM
- - It is an eye-opener t It is a trade'stimulator I It is an announcer of astonishingly splendid
bargains in everything we sell! X y, U--.'--:" 'r I'" Vl
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S V"
Sleeveless Vests '
French . elastic fibbed, nicely1 '. . ' 7" ' -; ,--
' finished..... r.... 5, 8, 94 and10a
EVERY GARMENT WORTH DOUBLE.
Huslirv-Undenvear-Special
SKIRTS., ...... SO, 60, 65a), 78a) and 08a
-t : DRAWERS ' ' ' :"
214, 25, 20f, 39, 60e, 7S4 and 54 T ;
Z-V" -- CORSET COVERS '--.i-
Z--10r-15, S3f , S5r aria5d
GOWNS at:. 39, 40, S0Te5 T8, 08a
Most remarkable bargains ever shown west, of '
New York.. , , .
All- earmenta. are - nicelv finished - and - nicely
lADZSaVUWUITS&UII
nShirtwaiste-
'Elegantly trimmed in lace and embroidery, tucks;,
insertions and medallions. The Treat
- specials.. v.... ...5TeVeee and 94 '
THE MATERIALS' ARE WORTH MORE,"
REMARKABLE OFFERINGS IN- LADIES ;
: - AND CHILDREN'S .; ' ; ,;; - .
Hosiery at 1 5c Pr
Ladies' Fancy Hose, new styles in-black and ;
rtan, colored embroidery, seamless rib topt double
sole, open-work embroidered and solid colors;
worth at least 25c.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HOSE Fine French "
rib, fast black, double sole and double knee; sites
6 up to 9'i. , -
A 1 OCa rne handsomest range of Ladiea'"'
AT iP Jancy Hose in extreme new pat
tl faUt; tvns. regUiar value 50c Not to
be had elsewhere.-;-, Tr:';
Odd Things
Corset Specials at..2SS 35e, 38e, 7S4i f
T Every Corset Worth" Double.
Stockinp: Feet........... .....5 and '
Collar Foundations.. .2s)
'Gilt Belts . .'. : .TV . . : 25f, 35s and JiOf
Long Silk Gloves, doublefingentips; all colors;
worth $1.50, for.
Long Kid Gloves; worth $3.50, for........?2.T5
Patronize Home Industry!
: Hats Off to th ADMEN'S LEAGUE fot
. - Endorsing the Exploitation of " ' '
'.',' t . : . ; ' ' ' ' ' ; -" ' "
Oregon-Made Qoods r
,WE HAVE DONE SIMILAR WORK FOR
1. ' YEARS. -
ADMEN
; In Order to Start Right Should Wear a J
"Mount Hood Shirt"
"Made' a. Little,.BetterThaa SeemsNeMiaryJ
Kecognue 4t ? ,-7- -
Jn order toplacr aMount .Hed Shirt on the
icTTorevery' mann6 'anabutirifrTBersui .
of Oregon, we make the following -offer:
FRENCH PERCALE SHIRTS, STIFF A A
" . BOSOMS,' SEPARATE CUFFS HP
50c and 65clgrades for..... LtV
f- 75c and $1.00 grades Jor 35, and the FA i
i 11.50 grades, open front and back, - rn"P
Boys' and 'Youths' Shirts "'7: - "rlTp'-
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THE MATERIAL IS WORTH MORE'
- MONEY than w ask for the Shirts ready made.
: MOUNT HOOD SHIRTS are made'ia your
midst by rose-cheeked American maidens, at tha
facto of Fleischner, Mayer & Co....t '. . . '
v CLEAN,- SANITARY, WHOLESOME AND
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Wash Dress Goods Section
EXTRA SPECIALS
r f j- For London Voilea, all eolorsrinl'T
. 03VLSJiiUancj atandaidL.TalucJ5c., ...
" For Standard Dress Ginghams Tha
M C regular value and price asked by other '
s 0 For bert American Calicoes, all new
j patterns. In ; reds,' grays, blues', greens,
. pinks and fancy patterns.
Come and get our OPENING SALE PRICES on Curtains, Couch Covers, Silkoleens, fable
Linens, Towels, Tapestry, Napkins, Hermried SheetsarTnioW-CasesT
Floss Pillows Make a note of prices in other houses, then come and see us. It will pay you.
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS
MEN VEEP LIKE CHILDREN
--AT REVIVAL MEETING
Many- Conversions Are Result
V f Series of Sermons tie-.
ing Given at Corvallls. V
Spe!al Clapali ts Tha Joori.T
. Corrallla, Or, Maroh l-Numua
conversion ' bar already resulted from
th two enthusiastic revival meetings
that are In proaree in this city, and. th
attendance showa incraaaln interest.
Rev. TV I. Jones, at th M. K. church,
who i known a tfc "pioneer preacher
and who la called the ."connecting:, link"
between the old and th modern, is proa-,
ably the oldest active minister In th
northwest today, as he certainly is . In
the atate of- Oreiron. Th Jone and
SayUs meetings, which swept the coun.
try a few years ago. are still talked of
a th most far-reaching in effect ever
held In the atate. - . -
The . union meetings are held In th
opera house, and the attendance I good,
Rcr. Frank Miller being a splendid
speaker and singer. ' In a men's meat
ln held by Mr. Miller, ther wer sl
conversions, whlls atrong man wept
Ilk children In all parts or tne nous,
ss their sins wer held up befor them.
Th final effect and benefit to result
In Corvallls from these two" revival
are beyond estimate, aa I already ap
parent from th widespread and In
creasing Interest. - - Tb maetlnga will
continue Indefinitely. : " "
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
THE ISSUE AT EUGENE
(SfieHal Dispatch The JnarmL) .';
' Eugene, Or., March tl. Much Inter
est I being taken In the-coming city
election here, which will b hold on
April I. Instead of the-lliruor ques
tion, which ha been th lasu at city
elections la Eugene for year past, mu-
The Truly Wonderful
Weser OrchestraT Piano
Imitating- madolin, bajijo harpnd
many other tones, .together with pro
ducing the regular piano Jtone, is sold
' only "oy ,
EILERS PIANO HOUSE,
Stores at Portland, Spokane, Boise,
San Francisco, Stockton, . Oakland
and alT otherlmportantr points.
nlclpal ownership of th waterworks
will be th contending laena this year.
Th municipal ownership force hav
nominated a full ticket, aa follows: .
For. councilman FYora th first ward,
W.-W. Calkins, incumbent; second ward,
R. B. Henderson, Incumbent; third ward.
A. W. Gilbert; fourth ward, D. M. Me
Crady. - - . : - .
Th ticket of th opposition forces ia
as follows, ho candidate having yst an
nounced himself In th first ward, which
Is th stronghold ,f th ' ownership
forcss: 1
For councilman From th second
ward. George T. Hall Sr.: third ward,
Prank Hampton; fourth ward, I, M.
Howe. ' . ' . ' .. -,,; ,
COLLEGE GLEE CLUB
IS WARMLY RECEIVED
f (Special Dlapatek te Tke Joaral. ;
McMlnnvllle. Or., March 11. Th col
lege glee club concert her Monday
night waa a decided success In every
way. - - v
Previous to th concert th eollege
band gave an open-air concert.
Mrs. IL Wye Jonas, who -assist th
Gle club impersonator and reader,
waa at her best and waa encored again
and again. "- - - -
' The Gle club . Itself did . splendidly
end th songs, glees, etc., were heart
ily appreciated by tb large audience.' -
Th amplng scan, th closing part
Columbia Life & trust Company
1 f
Combination
Endowment Policy
' , iasued by, aa is th beet
form of' Ufa Ineurano and, investment
contraot that a young man can carryw
It twturma th lareatmamt to kia aetata
la treat f his Saathi something that
Other companies do not' dot. ; Let ou
agnt show you. , ', ' . i
Columbia Life & Trust Co.
W. M. I.ADD, ' T. B. WIlCOX.
- President v Vkse-Frealdent.
r'"TSe) Cennis9t ' ! 'v.-
Pianola Pianos and
Metrostyle Pianola
t Art Sold Only by ' v V."
EILERS PIANO- HOUSE,
Stores st Portland, Spokane, Boise,
San Francisco, Stockton, Oakland
and all other important points, 'v..
of the program, wsa th best part af th
concert. Th stag waa decorated aa a
camp of a crowd of college boy. Th
concert waa on of th event e th
college jear.
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