.TII2GHC3IJ DAILY JOURNAL, FOSTLAI.'D, THUFwDAY EVENING. APRIL' 12. 1C3.
CALVARY CHURCH AWAITING
ARRIVAL OF NEW PASTOR
. D. D. ,: '. ....
Rev. Ben-Ezra Stiles Ely Jr,
The people of Calvary Presbyterian
" ehuni art looking- forward to-the ar-
rival of their new pastor, who la ex
pec ted early - In - May. Rev. - Bon-Ear
Stiles Ely Jr., D. D.. of Rockford, 1111-
note, - vu unanimously called by' the
" eburch in January last.
"Ho waa known to only ono or two
" - membere of tho - eongreaatlon,' said a
prominent member of Calvary church.
"Hla acceptance of the call ia slsnin--cant
of tbo character of the man,, for
' ho loaraa a strong and united congre
gation which deeply s regrets parting
' with him to take up a work which baa
' Ita own peculiar problem. Whatever
" tho future may be of tho work here, at
preaent tho field la one which preaenta
'-not a few-dlfflcultleav Dr. Ely dallghta
.to tackle difficult tasks. --...--.-..,.
'"Seldom doea a 'man in any walk of
. life receive ouch generoua axpreaalona
of commendation aa bare been given
concerning tr. Ely by thoae with Whom
the church officiate have been In oorre
apondenco regarding him. Ha la . de
acrlbed' aa " good deal above the aver
age, clear, scholarly, incisive, able,'-a
man who will Y1U with dlatlnctlon al
most any pulpit.' "a Tl rat-rate preaoher
who delivera hla meeaass with freahuJ
neaa and vigor, possessing ar good pul
pit . preeenoe and never falla to have
something good to aay.
- "Rev. Dr. Herrlck Johnaon of Chicago
aald of Dr.-Ely: 1 know nothing but
good either of him or hla work. Ha haa
had a long and an efficient and In every
way creditable paatorato at Rockford.
Ha atanda for . the beat. In a Ood
ordalned ministry. I am aura you could
eount on a balanced, thoughtful, oonse
o rated and every way useful man of
God. ' He hM had a wide experience and
la juat In tho prima of vigorous, manly.
Intellectual life.'" .' -
SMUGGLED GOODS
Oil OREGON
Customs Officials ; Searching
' Warship Now Anchored at
Seattle for Contraband....
PORTLAND BOY'S FATHER
. PAYS DUTY ON GOODS
-xr
'A
' C E. Brownie, Who Wu Chief In
' ' spector of the Department of Con-
cessions at the Fair, Avoids Tremble
'for Hla Son.:!'- ''.- w
(Special IHspateh te .The JeereaL)
Seattle, Weak, April 13. John P.
Merrill, commander of tho Oregon,
made a request of Deputy Collector of
Customs Mitten last night that euatom
' officers make a, search of tho Oregon
to aea If there were any dutiable goods
aboard. - Upon receiving the request.
Mitten- detailed a squad of men to make
a search. Thta will be done this after
noon. No attempt waa made yesterday
1 to search, - the vessel. Yesterday gov
ernment - officials stated that no at
tempt would be made to search the Ore-
' gon but that all packages sent ashore
- would be followed, searched and their
owners confronted, with a request for
an explanation, r j;-....
"Sure wo had lots of stuff." aald a
big weather-tanned Jack Tar when dis
cussing the matter yesterday, "Why,
all the boys were buying right and left
with all the money they could get hold
of.' Those that had no money traded
the shirts off their backs and some oven
parted with their sweaters.
"How muoh did wo havaT Oh, that's
pretty hard to tell. X had about 171
worth, but others did not have money
enough ' to procure as muoh as I did.
Many of tho boys had from 111 to I9
worth. Most of this stuff want ashore
at San Francisco. If tho customs of
ficers search us they won't find very
much." - ' .. - I
C. . E. Brownlee, who waa. chief . in
spector of tho department . of conces
sions at the Lewis and Clark exposition,
and who has a son aboard the Oregon,
stated yesterday that ho would pay duty
.on $7 J worth of goods brought over by
hla aon rather than have any trouble
with the, authorities. .
HAVE YOU BOUGHT A PRESENT FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS YET? " THEN COME IN AND SEE OUR NOVEL SETTING FOR JUVENILE '
PERFUMESLITTLE FANCY BOTTLES CUDDLED UP WITH CUPIDS. RABBITS AND CHICKS TODDLERS'DEUGHTS PRICE 50c TO $1.24
wn unfiuLiau ivut&hiim in vninn cuus, KAHduo, AUiU 1WC Uf,
EASTER IIOVELTIES :
Some suggestions for appropriate Easter presents for1'
little folks and grown-ups. Don't 'fail to see our- Wash-
' ington atreet window this week shows ' the distillation .
of Violet Water from the flowers the way we mike it
v and some novel little fancies for Easter gifts.
SPECMl OFFERINGS FOR WIS WEEK '
CUT GLASS SPECIALS tor Easter
Beautiful Quaker and Empire Cut Glass: Why not a
little surprise for Easter? Choose one of the following
, rare bargains and let us send it out to you,
Colonial Decanter and set of six small glasses; regular
$16.50, special. .....'.....,.,1rrv-rvT.;-ifia.3!5-
Punch Bowl, set of 6 glasses; reg. $88.50, special.. f 6S.SO -Pedestal
Sherbet, set of J doxj reg. ..11.50, special . f 8.05
Starface Nappy, 6-inch; regular $5.50, special..,...? 3.88
'Whirl Nappy, 5-inch; regular $475, special..... ...f 3. 50
Odd Nappies, several shapes, worth from $375 to $7.00,
special v... 3.0O
Water Bottle, Georgian design: reg. $1.50, special.. $3.95
..A few pieces of Bohemian Cut Glass at 30 per cent dis
count . . v
; No other Cut Glass has quite the same exclusive de
sign, the same perfection in cut and finish as does the'
Quaker or Empire. Come in and examine the work for
yourself. . , . -
STATIONERY
We have most everything worth while in fine writing
papers and tablets. The best products of America's fore
most mills-i-the prevailing papetrie is plain white linen in
several sizes, but if you prefer tints we can please your
fancy.. ,-..:,; t j: .,''-. v"-r.;-- v'."1.
EASTER SPECIALS
Berkshire Linen Papetrie; regular 40c, special........ 24
Highland Linen Papetrie; regular 50c, special. .......294
Mousaeline de Laine Papetrie; regular 40c, apecial. i.28
Quadrille Fabric Papetrie; regular 25c, special..... .14e
Antique Parisienne Papetrie; regular 40c, special... .25
Japanese Fabriquej Papetrie; regular 40c, special......? 5 4
Gibson Papetries; regular 30c, special..,........,,. 18-
, Royal Linen Bond Papetries; regular 20c, special. 94
Mull Chiffon Papetries; regular 40c, special......... 23
Pure Linen Tablet; regular 25c, special.. .....13
Linen Wave Tablet;' regular 15c, special.... ........... 8
"""FountaJnrPeiuirfor-office,-bnalnesa or home use,
all guaranteed good one for a dollar, better ones for
I2J0, 93.00, $3.50 and on.
EASTER PERFUMES ;
Spring days, balmy breezes, happy thoughts alt are here .
with us all Nature seems smiling through the flowers.
-Send her a token of your sentiment with a bottle of -.
perfume. We" have most every kind that's made, but for :
Easter? there's nothing like Violet - .
' Suppose you send a bottle of Marcelles Violet Extract ..
. and a bunch of violets.; We have the perfume, you get the
,- violets, and well deliver them for you.
, Other odorsif you prefer. Largest line of imported ,
and domeatic Perfumes on the Pacific coast ,,
Micro Grows Hairand Cures) Dandruff.
CANADIAN MONEY,
TAKEN AT PAR
PHONE EXCHANGE
11 ;
s
LEATHER
AH the newest
Ideas in shapes and .
7 shades from Paris ;
. and New York. Ex
clusive designs, new -tans,
gray, black, and
, brown; new. Grecian
j handles. New one J
for Easter? Price
$1.50 up. ;
New -spring Hne,
just in, of. Suit
' Cases, Traveling
Bags, -Purses,-Wallets,
Music ' Rolls.
Cigar Cases and
Roll-Ups all mod
estly priced. .
We stamp nam In gold on leather, goods free of
charge. ( ;;: - -; - ,
CMike
JARDINIERE":
FOR THE EASTER ULY
Wo-have a great assort
ment of Louwelsa and Geor
gian Jardinieres, all sizes and
shapes, beautiful decorations
price 60c to $4.50. Special
Easter discount 20 per cent
DRUGGISTS
FOURTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
We cannot accept mall or
country orders at the spe
cial prices, quoted in this
PLACE LOST CAPTAIN'S :
DAUGHTERS IN ACADEMY
(SpMdal Dlapateh te The JoaraaL)
berdeen. Wash., April IX The two
aaurhters of Captain Hank have been
placed In St. Rose's ac&damr, throuah
the seneroalty of friends, - headed - by
Captain A. T. Stream and Robert Dur
ney. A little more than a year aso the
Burf Duck, tho . little boat owned by
their father. Captain Hank.- waa blown
out to sea durus a terrtflo gals and Its
crew haa since never been seen. The
family . was left unprovided for. and
haa since resided In Hooulam In desti
tute 'Circumstances. Captain Stream
raised S176 here yesterday, and no dif
ficulty la expected in raisins the sum of
1380 that ia required.
I' ' i.i ' 'i i i i m ia iisissaeBBBg
IBonn 0
: Ainnm
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The Best Scotrrisg Soap Mdt
AScoarinjr Soap;
A Meul Polish
A Glass Cleaner.
CARIiEGIE INDIGNANT OVER
KISSIH6 PiSOOE
Ironmoneer Has No Desire to
Cet Into ths Field Against
Captain Hobson.
SHOE BARGAINS
FOR EASTER
, Ladies' White Sea Island Duck' Q' An
: Oxfords, white heel........;..PaVeUU
Ladies All Kid, with Wd tip Oft
welt Oxfords. , .r ....... . . . . . ..DOeUU
Ladies'. White Canvas, .tlTil' . Ci Cf
, with leather heels. : . .; , . . i ; t I eOU
Ladies' Patent v ; ;:" J CA
: Colt Oxfords. ............. ... ePOsOU
At the-Little Shoe Store' Around the Corner
BEUTQEN & FEREY
293 MORRISON ST., NEAR FIFTH
' (Jsetnal Special Berries.)
, PltUburc AprU 11. Andrew Carna
kia is Indignant because tho newspapers
have made euch a fuss over 'a little
kiss he got at Atlanta. Ha did not klae
a woman, ha aayas aha kissed. him, and
the next woman in una rouowea sun
before ha eould put' up his guard. Be
haa aent a letter to the Pittsburg papers
disclaiming any Intention to get into
tho field agalnat Captain Hobeon, The
letter was written by a friend at the
request of Mr. Carnegie and la as fol
lows:- ; - -
. "Mr. Carnegie was holding a recep
tion in the Carnegie library at Atlanta,
and a great crowd of people were
filing past, shaking hands and offering
felicitations. At,a-ortaln- stage of ths
reception two well-dressed women
stopped and after exchanging aome
bantering eompl tmentav one put - her
hands on tho astonished laird's aboul
der and kiased him, and this act waa
rapidly followed by tho next woman In
line, who seemed to bo her friend.
"Carnegie blushed and laughed, than
raising his hands la good natured but
firm protest, - Instantly ehecksd any
further attampta . at osculation which
might have been made by others."
A Carload of Cecllians. ,
The Manufacturers' Piano company.
ISO Alder street takes pleasure In noti
fying the publio that they have received
word that a car of Sohmer Ceculane
and Farrand Ceclllane will arrive In
Portland, the aarly part of next week
Thla consignment will be closely, fol
lowed with another shipment so as te
relieve . as nromntlv aa noaalbla ths
scarcity of this well known player. Tho
popularity of tho Ceolllan, duo largely
to the metal action haa become ao uni
versally known that tho acarcity of tho
Oeolllan has net been-confined to Port
land only r the factories have bsen taxed
to their uttermoet capacity to moot the
demand, and tbo condltlone now are
Just beginning to look, more favorable
for prompt oenvtry.
- Those considering tho purchase of a
olano player will do well to call at ths
ware room a of tho Manufacturers" Piano
oompany. 150 Alder street, and have tho
merits of .tno csciiiaa aoiy demon
i strated. .. '
THRUSTS HEAD UNDER
DRIVEWHEELS OF ENGINE
(Journal Sprrlal Servte.)
Trsoy. Cel., April II. While ' under
the Influence of liquor an unidentified
man at noon today atuck his head be
tween the drlvewtieels of a switch en
gine, his head being severed from hla
bodyi and ' picked up several feet away.
A large crowd witnaeeed the scene. Tho
deceased, whoso first name wss "Nat."
had been employed at the Pinole powder
works.
SUCCESSFUL ASCENSION
. IN MAMMOTH AIRSHIP
" (Jearnal Special Service.)
PUtsfleM, Mass.. April 1. While S.0OO
spectators waved hata and handkerchiefs
and cheered. Mr. and Mrs. Julian P.
Thomas of New York and Charles Levee
of Pasis made an ascension yesterday
afternoon la the balloon Orient. There
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THE MML .
Just a few of the bargains that are drawing the crowds to the Red Front
A Big Suit Special for Friday 500 Children's Suits
and Saturday
1 Worth $3.50 to $5.00.. Now. ........... 2.60
tWorth $2.50. "Now. ; . . . . . ..... ; . ... .$1.39
Hen's Easter Neckwear; sold everywhere- Oil a
rOur Price ......silC
Our regular $10.00 Suits, worth every cent of a ten- OC
dollarnote. Will go at.... ..................... DeOD
ANOTHER LOT OF SUITS IN ALL PATTERNS. This
is certomqrjtjsnapwort $15.00.' gQ 7F
t TT.QOt I 0
WiU'go at.
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SA TURD A Y
SO dozen Ladles Sample. Wrappers all sizes worth 7Sc
" and $l.O0Np wrappers exchanged Red Front price Is
.j
19c
tandard brand, all sizes, s?9a
Goat....; ...........OoC
200 MEN'S FINE SHIRTS Worth 75c and $1.00.
r This is tie best yet. . .
150 MEN'S SHIRTS Standard brand all sizes.
worth $1.00 to $1.50.
A Big Assortment of Men's Trousers
That we priced to sell, and sell quick 7 "w .
LOT No. 1 Worth $1.50. Go atk ...... .... . .... ...... 95e
LOT No. 2 Worth $2.50 and $3.00. Go at;.. f 1.79
150 dozen Men's Hose, worth lOc and 12c the biggest Hos
lXjjry snap ever offered In Portland they. go. at.....;;.;., ...;.;1
The Famous to Clad Hose
For boys and girls i aold the world over for 25c 4 fJM
Our Price... llL
Children's Hosiery
Medium weight, ribbed, 5 to 9yi, worth 15c. . n Z
: Special for Friday and Saturday... .............,
REMEMBER, WE GIVE YOU EXACTLY WHAT WE ADVERTISE NO MISREPRESENTATIONS, NO FAKE
ADS. WE HAVE THE GOODS THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS JUST AS GOOD AS THESE. YOUR MONEY BACK
' - - ,IF YOU ARE NOT PERFECTLY SATISFIED. l.'J.w 7
NOW IS THE TIME
DON'T PUT IT OFF
a aBB
FRONT
(SELLS IT CHEAPER)
Corner First and Taylor Streets
waa only a sllsht breese from the north
west aa the treat alrahlp arose srad
uaUr to s aelg ht et 4P0 feet. It aaU4
toward Washington . mountain, 'and It
seemed aa If the balloon would crash
Into Uie trees, Ive let out soma oe
last, however, and the Orient shot up
ward and paased over the William C
Waltosy estates and game preserve ea
October mountain. The eern. I -aafely
on a farm t I ...-,
necUout, at f :U ta t-S sv.
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