The Oregon daily journal., April 27, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

OltZCON DAILY JOURNAt. rORTtXND. FRIDAY EVENING.' L APRIL' 27, It: J.
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New Pianos
Used Pianos
New Organs -Second-Hand
Organs
All go at the big sacrifice.;. Now is the time' tdj securo
' ' . a nice piano or organ at a big saving to you, .
V: Call in and look" them over. .
A FEW SPECIALS
. FISCHER Grind, almost new, $700. now . ;. . .... ;i'.M -
v EVERETT, upright, can't' tell from new. ......... ...... "..fSSOTT
FISCHER, large gi slightly used . .,; .'. . .', ... .V.3B ?
; LUDWIG, a big snap... ..... ....'. . ,. ...f268;
SCHAFER, almost new, best style...,.'.. . ............... f 30O v
' KIMBALL, largest size, used,three months. ,......;...."i.il8
:. WILLARD, fine 'condition'....'. ..........,'...'.......'.. .fW ;
HIN2E, oak cas4, nearly newv;;. ?18T-
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And many others, ranging In price down to $75. AH ouronagnlficent
stock of new pianos at prices yon will not be sble to obtain again.
Organs at half pricey Easy payments on alL . '; ' ; ''';;';
Allen & Gilbert-Raniaker Co
CORNER SIXTH AND MORRISON
men
iUUUO ui
TO PORTLAND
Stveral Trying to Secure Family
'Sultet In First-Class AparV r
ment Houses.' ,
BAY CITY NO PLACE FOR ;
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Army Officers at .Vancouver , At
tempting to Secure - .Quarters for
Families of Officers Stationed Near
. San Francisco for Summer.
LIYSTERIOCTLLY
TOLD TO PAY
Court Orders Him to Provide' Hie
- Wife Thirty-Seven Dollars
,'."':-.. a Month. ''; . .
IT'S EASY TO PAWN ,
WATCH SAYS JUDGE
If Smith Can Take Money From Till
to Satisfy Bodily Needs, Court Ar
gues, Hs Can Keep on Taking Until
Supply- Exhausted., " "
" - For the second time within the past
"-' ' few' month Mary Smith , haa won a
5 verdict In the local courts against her
husband. William A. . ("Myaterloua
, Billy") Smith. Thla morning Presiding
Judge Sears handed down a decision in
I which he ordered Smith to pay Mrs,
' Smith II7.S0 a month for support. Sev
eral weeks ago Judge Bears refused
Smith a divorce decree.
This i a -very troublesome matter."
. began Judge Sears this morning. "Mrs.
Smith hse sued her-husband for support
and the plaintiff says he Is so dee
pen tely hard up that he has to tend bar
for a living and may have to enter the
prlxerlng again: he says that he haa had
to put his watch In pawn, and he showed
T the pawnticket, but it t a very easy
-" thlng.for one to pawn a watch.
-, "I don't think this defendant haa a
great deal. but . I think that a, part of
the defendant's evidence is manu
factured; at. least, it looks very much
like It. " i ...
"He says that he I allowed to take
money from the till of the eeanott In
. order to satisfy his bodily needs. 'If he
could take money for that purpose, he
could take It for other purposes. If he
wanted o attend a horserace or a
boxing-match he could go and take a
dollar from the till. : Hla takings would
""only be limited to the contents of the
till. -'' ' . i - '
-1 - "This taking money from the till is a
matter determined only by the hlgn
- aense of honor existing between Mr.
" Smith, the bartender, and Mr. Sullivan,
who is said to be the owner of the ea
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' "The defendant- declares that Mrs.
Smith drlnka too much malt whiskey,
-but one thing Is sure she hsa always
been sober when ehe appeared In court,
-1 "so I know she is not jrehronlo drunkard.
She shall be allowed J37.50 a .month
from her husband for her support." -
Mra, Smith declares that her husband
in-the owner of a north end saloon, but
Smith says that the buslnese house la
owned by Lawrence "Lrry"J Sullivan.
'' Smith eays that he le paid f 50 a month
.. to manage the place.
CQLOniST RATE EXIUKDED
' FOR III I.1EN '
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Then Can Take . Advantage of
Bargain Tickets, In Parties
' . of Twenty.
The Union Pacific and other trans
continental lines In the - middle west
have Joined In an extension of the
colonist rate to Msy It for the exclusive
benefit of millmea deeirlng to come to
the PacMo-" northwest to work in the
sawmills. It is provided thst the men
must travel In parties of not less than
20, and on on ticket. The rate applies
only to mill destination points In Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho.
Summer excursion rates to the Pacific
northwest will go Into effect June 1, end
tickets will be on sale until September
IS, with final limit to October 11. The
round-trip rate will be 170 from Chicago
territory, and 151 from Missouri river,
points. Including Omaha. Kanaaa City,
St, Louis, St. Paul and Minneapolis. The
O. R. St N. company has mads these
tloketa apply to intermediate points on
lta lines In Idaho. Oregon and Washing
ton, ao that eastern people desiring to
vialt towns- on the main line in eastern
Oregon or on branch lines can buy their
ticket direct to those points. This rate
will apply to all points between Hunt
ington and Spokane on the main lines.
To main line points west of Umatilla the
rate wttl be made double local fare over
the Umatjlla rate, the total fare in any
ease not tie exceed the Portland rate of
171 roundLtrlp from Chicago- and 10
fromMlssourl river points. .
Cevurtz A Son Opening.
' Oevurts A Sone, corner First " and
Tarn hill streets, tender a reception to
morrow. Baturday, evening- from t to
It o'clock upon the occasion of .their
annual spring opening, f - -
Unusually handsome line of fumfture
are ready for inspection end these' will
be exceptionally Interesting because of
the new styles shown aa well as for
tha artistic value of the display. The
best 'sample of the cabinet-maker's art
are embodied in the carloada of furni
ture which have Juat been opened up,
and a pleasant evening If assured those
who attend.'
Muslo will b furnished by Parsons'
orchestra - and 'refreshments - served.
Fitting souvenirs of the occasion have
also been prepared for the guests.
An Invitation Is cordially extended the
Portland publio to attend.. -inspect the
stock and pass a pleasant evening. ,
i : Big' Pay, Little Work.
Present your prise' ."credit certificate
at Eller Piano House and actually
save lta race value in purchasing a
fine new piano. - Do It today. Certifi
cates expire April; t.
. 'li Argument Questioned. ' v; '
.' "There ts ae ehaace ef the entoinoblte als
plaelna the bone." remarked the opinionated
penmi. "Yoe see. then'! se telling wuea sa
automobile Is aolng te stop."
"Yea," saawereil yoeag Mra. Torklna; "bet
that. Is what Charley ears about aH the horses
be beta oe." , - .. t
FOR MEN; OF, j ALL TASTES
Earl & Wilson
. Manhattan
Cluett :::':-
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Monarch
$ LOO .to $3.50
MEN'S SHOP
288 Wcshiniton St. r BeL f earth and fifth
The prediction that Portland will this
summer be crowded with people from
San Francisco' Is already beginning to
be realised. Men of means in the Bay
City are attempting to secure suites for
their families, some of them desiring to
rent or lease fur a year. Army and navy
officers are likewise preparing to send
their families to. Portland ' while the
work' of cleaning "up and rebuilding San
Francisco la going on. , ,
The family hotela.ef Portland report
that they, are crowded and are dally receiving-
applications for rooms and
suites from wealthy residents of Ban
Francisco. At the Hobart-Curtls and
the Hill a number of requaata have been
made. Thre famillea made application
at the Hobart-Curtls, all of them having
been driven out - of San Francisco by
the earthquake and fire. - Army officer
left at Vancouver barracks have been In
Portland attempting to secure quarter
for the families of brother officers-; staJ
tloned near San Francisco. '. They say
that the Bay City Is at present no place
for women 'and children. While the
famillea of the officers -hav excellent
quarter there, their' social aeason Is
ruined, there are ho shops at whlch'purJ
chases may be made and absolutely no
amusement beyond- the hops and band
concerts of the post. If suitable quarters
can; be procured there will be a social
circle of army ' and navy Women In
Portland throughout the summer season.
-Charles M. Slouarh is In the cltr St
the Hotel Portland trying to get quartere
for tftree famillea of wealthy San Fran
ciscan .
"My employer eent me up nere to get
apartment for hi family and the fami
ne of two of his friends." he sai a to
day, "and I find it is s hard thing to do.
Portland aeems to be growing so fast
that the hotel and aparUnntLhouaea
are fulL Hundreds of prominent famillea
of San Francisco desire to come to Port
land for the summer aeason It they can
secure apartments. They seenr to prefer
Portland to other coast cities. , It seems
Impossible to get appropriate suites of
rooms at any price. I am authorised to
offer ss high as S100 a month for the
right kind of apartments, but they are
not to be obtained It aeeme. I know
severer men who are now in the city on
erranda similar to mine. If we can't do
anything els w must rent houses."
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embarraaeed for lack of supplies.. No
speculation on stock Is permitted. ' A
California merchant who usually haa
ordered a gross of any article, and' who
now order six gross, ts not sent more
than he ha been In the habit of order
ing. There Is no advance In Portland
prlcea. : -, ' .
v. Wood Working Toole. '.V ,
vThe Zimmerman-Wella-Brown' com
pany, handlers of all . kinds of steam
equipment, machinery, . wire rope and
tools, have ahlpped five carloads of stock
to San Francisco and have a large num
ber of care consigned from the east
that will go to California.
Th Immediate demand Is for wood
worklnwtool."Vssld Mr, Brown. "It
would be a conservative estimate to say
that J50 carloada of equipment, exclu
sive of all structural Iron, will be
rushed Into San Francisco from Port
land and eastern points aa rapidly as
the supplies can -be moved. The de
mand la for tool, boilers, engines,
pumpe and similar equipment.'
Tralnloade of groceries are moving
toward San Francisco from all points to
reestablish the retail and wholesale
grocery firms of the. stricken cities.
More than 100 carloads of , groceries
have been ahlpped in the laat week by
Portland wholeaade houses. The de-
jnand on Portland grocery stocks is
much lighter than waa expected. This
Is partly due to the presence of sugar
refineries in southern California. About
10 ner cent of a retail grocery stock la
auarar. and thla demand Is taken care
of by the refineries that were not, dam
aged by eerthquake. '
Advance im Canned Ooods. ,
Heavy reserve stocks of canned goods
in California warehouses were destroyed
and there will be en advance of t or
centa x can on all California, canned
aroodo throughout the west, owing to
the necessity of bringing these goods'
from New Tork and other eastern sup
ply points. The prlcea are expected to
go up about tO centa per dosen to cover
th additional rreignt rate, v consumer
who have been buying California
peaches at JO centa per cart will have
to pay XS cent t untu tne next crop
comes Into the market. . .
Portland ' wholesalers are enable to
get California sugar this week aa the
reflneriee there are anppiying tneir own
territory first. - A tralnload of sugar
from Salt tvake arrived In Portland to
day and is being distributed among
Portland wholesale houses. . i
To supply a rush demand for hard'
ware In San Fr&nclaco wlthojit advanc
ing prices to cover ran ratee is a proa
lent, aa there is always a heavy move
ment of this class of ' goods along the
coast by water. There is a large de
mand for all kinds of hardware from
Portland wholeeale storks. The Marshall-Wells
company will make lta first
large shipment on sccnunt of tne dlsr
aster next Monday, when It will send
four carload by h boat that leavea
Portland.
Hardware Hot V
The la rgeat hardware atork In San
Francisco waa' carried by 'the Pacific
Hardware -eV. Steel company, and thhr
eoneern- waa not Injured by th calamity.
Had It stork been destroyed th demand
on Pdrllsnd hsrdwar slock would have
been much greater, r-
The dry goods' and clothing-house
In Portland are responding to urgent
order for stock of good to rehabili
tate the storee of the wrecked cities
and to supply country store that have
been ordering their goods' from San
Francisco wholesaler. Several carloads
of dry goods snd clothing. Including
general lines, have already been shipped,
and th eomlng week will be a busy
one In tha shipping departmenta of all
Portland houses, where nearly every one
Is working, overtime to fill rush order.
, Sill A ;
i ' I The Old-ertyle Hake.
-v JUaiM alnllrr on lmmf ' ilar
,msei the eotoT. sweet vils her.
I -I thine." aalrf alK. "that l l hv rock, .
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Little Men in Fashionable Svmmer CI-Mil
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In ' our matchless offerings for this
eason , anew stxmdard,vboui to
quantity, quality and elegant styles
at' moderate prices has been set for
the JPacific Northwest. ; New , ideas
ariddvelties In "summer wearables
await; your approval. :V.
Samples on dbplay in ovr
Fovrth Street window at $2.1S to $5.00
Samples on display in our : ;
Morrison St. window at $5,00 to $7.50
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', Order the Boy's Clothes by mail. .'Ask us to send you our new
" fashion booklet, together,.with samples and self-measurements.
" f -:. . . Statt whether for boys or youths.- . C '.. .
Clothes, for Youths and College Fel
lowsSmart creations 4 ' -for
style wise, chaps $ 12.50 to $25
Full Line Misses' Tailored Coats 5 Svits
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SOLD LIQUOR AFTER HOURS,
BUT LET; UFF .
Meals Were Ordered With Drinks
Witnesses Claim, Hence
Release.
Edward Johnson, proprietor of a res
taurant at. Seventh end Alder etreeta,
went to police headrtuartera yesterday
and Informed Chief Orltxmacher that
be .would plead SuUty to a charge of
selling liquor -after - hours if he were
assured of smal1lne, The chief re
fused to make anjt promisee and the
caae went to trlalAhla morning, - with
the result that Johnson secured en ac
quittal through legtil technicalities.
The police declare that . If no other
method can bo found to, prevent the aale
of liquor after houra . by Johnson a
policeman will be stationed In front
of his place to see that liquor is sold
te nobody but .those eating meal..
"i that la the onhr. way the thing
can be stopped," said Inspector Bniln,a ,1 Moorhead,
"that will be the course -pursued oy xne
depsrtment. The way . the law la
framed a man can go into this restau
rant, purchase a tamale and drink until
Such -time as he sees fit to settle his
bill." '. -jt '
Inspector Bruin raided the fi restau
rant at 1:10 o'clock Monday morning
and arrested the proprietor. Mrs. Joe
Ward and Miss K. Murray, ' actresses,
Mrs. Wsrd's .Jiusband. Joe Northrup, a
saloon piano' player, and A. Q. Smith,
proprietor of the Circuit, or old Doc
'tor saloon, were taken-tnto-euetodr-as
witnesses. Glasses which might have
been used ss evidence, the Inspector
maintains, were hidden while he was
procuring a cork for a bottle of beer.
All the, witnesses except Bruin swore,
however, that meals had been ordered.
It waa admitted that they had been paid
for, but that glass qf whiskey In sight
had been ordered before payment waa
made and that the. bottle of beer was
ordered on Smith meal, aa be came In
late, Judge Cameron aaid he would
have to draw too fine a Una In deciding
the case against the defendant, Johnson.
Deputy City Attorney Fltsgerald ob
leoted emphatically, declaring that on-
der the ruling, which he admitted was
In accordance with the ordinance and
testimony, ti.e law could'' be evaded -by
every restaurant keeper in the city, who
could also avoid payment of a heavy
license In the same manner. , v ..'.
. A Bemoee Zmage.
' from the Philadelphia Record. ' ' '
T Whether this gets to he a foemsent of tin
earaumer, fr tbe eonsnsMr an. hr the ene
aamer. the lamh win trow a Bane Ilk. th. 1l
and th. Ilna will wlgale aa Baocent tatt Ilk.
the lamh. ; - S. ...'.
NEW VERSION OF AN 01D ADAGE
Do You Eat for Mere Stimulation or
' for .Real Nutrition?
' Tn matters of money, there is an old
adnge , that says, "It s not so much
what you earn as what you save.", and
Just so In the question of food' and
health, ft might be said as truly, "It's
not so much what you eat ae what real
nourishment you get out of whst you
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This Ja.lhe.Becret-Of health. Strang Uii
ana. vitality, no ainerence now muon
nutrition your food contains, ir your
system does not assimilate tnat nutrt
Hon take it up and- distribute It
throughout your body you gain noth
ing beyond a temporary stimulation by
having eaten- it.
Malta-Vita, best whole white wheat
mixed with pure barley malt extract,
thoroughly Steamed and cooked and
every flake baked to a crisp, I rich tn
nutrition and ts .assimilated readily
even by the - weakest stomach. Every
one or ' Its health-giving, strength
building elements Is taken up by the
human economy to nourish and suae
tain life.
No wonder that Malta-. Vita Is called
"The Ferrert Food, and that pliyal
clans recommend It for the sick and
the well, the weak and the stronr.
And Malta-Vita. Is ao good to eat
not at all. like the tasteless variety ef
flaked ' foods. A perfect breakfast Is
Impossible -without It and it s juat as
food three 4lmea day. Try a howl
til with cream or fruit. Tour never
lasiea anrining.so gone. . , ,
Malta-Vita is always- ready to-eat.
No cooking, aa laconvenleuce, All
treeer. .- ..... ;
Ve are reedy with the,
largest and most
complete assortment of
Low Cuts in the Northwest
ROSERITIEIAL'S
149 THIRD STREET
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DANAN & SON. BOYDEN, WATERBURVSC
CUlatea'n
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ARMY OF TEACHERS
INVADES MOORHEAD
Mine., April IT. A small
army . of teachers ' took possession of
Moorhead today and the town was
patriotically decorated in honor of the
annual convention of the Northwestern
Minnesota Educational association. The.
forenoon was spent In visits of Inspec
tion to the normal school and the Fargo
and Moorehead city schools. The regu
lar sessions of. tbe convention began
thla afternoon and will continue over to
morrow morning. The program 'calls
for adlreaae by a number of educators
of wide prominence.
Swill -:-
Keep Out tlii Insects
The "pesky critters" the flies and mos
quitoes this summer by a wise ard
well thought out plan of placing wire
window and door, screen. But start In
early enough tofavold chasing these In
truders out byJ never. letting them In.
Get our estimate on protecting joue
whole house. .. . ,-
Avery iSl Co.
4 TXimS ST, BST. TOTM ASTD "SMT
Omce Used as a Luxmiry l
Now Demanded for
' . gji ss i fa r v .
Economy !
V ; Y .-'-if-' ' ., '. ' :
80Q0 Oas Ranges Now
in ; Daily Use.
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; ' We can' offer no better evidence of the
superiority, desirability and economy of GAS for
fuel purposes.
' In connection with every GAS RANGE in
use, theresho'uld also be a GAS WATER HEATER
(sec cut) No household is complete without these
-two modern gas appliances which, with the price of
GAS at 95c NET, per 1000 cubic feet, can and
should be universally used.
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Make an Effort to Get a RANGE or WATER HEATER now.
eWiHijako Which WiirAGtchlcriYc-.
WUk bay ts take laste.4 of amrk." '
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