The Oregon daily journal., October 18, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS, 1906.
DR. HENRY DIXON JONES DIES
SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE
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50o Girdle Corsets
39o
Girdle Corsets, la colors pink,
blue aad white; all sixes; lace
trimmed, boned with genuine
ateel; perfect fitting; best Mo
grade. On sale, for one day only.
Bargain Friday, at SB
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bfcsa and whits striae (
Attorneys Arguing Cass Discover
Mistake Has Been Mads in All
Printed Codes of Oregon.
filled with nice clean feathers.
never before soN for lean
Tic oa sele for one day only.
Bargain Friday, at SB
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Dr. Henry Dixon Jones.
Death earn suddenly and unan
nounced this morning to Dr. Henry
Dixon Jones, rector of the Church of
the Redeemer at Pendleton. With hie
wife he had come to Portland on a little
pleasure trip and to attend the reception
given for Bishop Scaddlng, and they
were guests at . the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Jackson ot B7 Everett street.
About t.SO o'clock this morning Mrs.
Jackson was awakened by Mrs. Jones,
who came to bar with a troubled face.
"Oh. Ufa, Jackson," she said, "do
come sad see what la the matter with
Dr. Jones. I don't know what Is
wrens."
Mrs. Jackson hurried in and Imme
diately saw that be was dead. Dr. A. XL
Rockey was summoned and pronounced
the cause of . death syncope of the heart.
The body was cared for by Funeral Di
rector Flaley, and Will be placed In
Trinity chapel tin It Is removed to Pen
dleton for buTlal.
The death came as a great shook to
the members of the household. Mrs.
Jones boars It with Christian fortitude,
though she saya that she can hardly
realise its finality. A message was sent
to Pendleton this morning; and .there
was great sorrow m that town, whore
Dr. Jones has secured the friendship
and admiration of every one. Besides
his wife he leaves a stepdaughter. Miss
Edna Zimmerman, who Is attending Bt.
Helen's Hall, and was extremely fond of
her stepfather; a brother and his
mother, both In New York. Hie mother,
Dr. Mary JDlxon Jones, Is pronounced by
the medical profession to be the moot
distinguished woman physician In the
country. His brother is Dr. Charles
DUon Jones of New York.
Dr. Jones would have passed his fif
tieth birthday March at. He was a man
of brilliant attainments and splendid ed
ucation. In 1IS1 he was graduated from
Harvard and the next year took his
master's degree. He was also a gradu
ate of Delaware college. Por seven
years he taught at Harvard and later
lectured at the Theological Seminary of
Virginia, ana of the most prominent
Episcopal schools of the country, for
It years. His first charge was in
Rhode Island, and he has had churches
since In New York City; Media, Penn
sylvania; St. Paul, and St. Joseph. Mich
igan. The past two years ha has been
in Pendleton, where he was greatly
loved. He stood high In diocesan affairs
and took a prominent part as a man ot
learning In the annual conventions. His
loss will be greatly mourned throughout
the state.
Charcoal Kills
uau ui cam
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ft
Other people notice your bad breath
where you would not notice It at all.
It Is nauseating to other people to
stand before them and while you are
talking, give them a whiff or two of
your bad breath. It usually comes from
food fermenting on your stomach.
Sometimes you have It In the morning,
that awful sour, bilious, bad breath.
You can stop that at once by swallow
ing one or two Stuart Charcoal Lozen
ges, the most powerful gas and odor
absorbers ever prepared.
Sometimes your meals will reveal
themselves la your breath to those who
talk with you. "You've had onions,'' or
You've bean eating cabbage," and all
of a sudden you belch In the face of
your friend. Charcoal la a wonderful
absorber of odors, as every one knows.
That la why Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
are so quick to stop all gases and odors
of odorous foods, or gas from Indiges
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never conceal the odor, and never ab
sorb the gas that oausas the odor. Be
. aldea, the very fact of using them re
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stop for good all sour brash and belch
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Just try it
Charcoal does other wonderful things,
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and intestines, all the impurities there
messed together and which causae) the
bad breath. Charcoal la a purifier as
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Charcoal la now by far the beat, most
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boxful win de no harm; la fact, the
more you tske the better. Stuart's Char
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for you. but not too sweet. You just
chew them like eandy. They are abso
lutely harmless.
Oet a new, purs, sweet breath, fresh
en your stomach for your next meal,
and keep the Inteatlnee In good work
ing order. These two things sra the
secret of good health aad long life.
You oan get all the charcoal necessary
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We want you to test these little wonder
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So send us your full name end address
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Allan 4 Lewis' Peat Brand.
mm-HILL COITEST
RAGES AT CHEHALIS
Union Pacific Secures Tempo
rary Injunction Against
Hill Una.
(Jearaal Special gsrvtee)
Chehalls. Oct. 18. The contest be
tween the Harrlman and Hill railroad
Interests goes on apace, with this Imme
diate section as a storm canter. The
latest move baa been made by the Unfon
Pacific interests in the way of a re
quest for an Injunction against the Hill
Una to restrain it from proceeding to
secure certain lands owned by the Wey
erhaeuser Timber company southwest of
Chehalla The Union Pacific alleges
that about June SO It located Its per
manent right of way over tbe land de
scribed, and tht tbe agents of the Hill
concern knew this fact; that alnoe
that time the Union Pacific has been
negotiating with the owners of the prop
erty for right of way over 'the said
lands; that recently the Hill company
began condemnation proceedings In the
superior court here to aaeura right of
way through the particular land in dis
pute, ever the same ground which the
Vntou Pacific had originally located as
Ita i ermanent right of way.
Judge Rice issued a temporary re
etreiiuua order aad the case will be
heard on Its merits November i. On
that same date the court will hear the
Joint .njunction case In which both rival
companies were some time ago enjoined
from going onto tbe Richard Conrad
landa southwest of here, and the loss
of which property to either the one
com i any or the other will mean sn
added expense of from $60,000 to 1100,
000, owing to the nature of the topo
graph of the count ry
MITCHELL ON STUMP
TO AID LABOR TICKET
(Jearnal Special Service.)
Scranton. Pa.. Oot. II. John Mitchell,
president of the United Mlneworkere,
and Samuel Compere, president of the
American Federation of Labor, ad
dressed a meeting nfre last night In the
Interest of the candidacy of District
President T. D. Nteholls- of tbs United
Mlneworkere for congress, and the
eight labor union men who have been
nominated for the legislature In the
Lackawanna district Mitchell said It
was the first time in his career that
he had spoken publicly In the Interest
of any candidate or any political party.
"There are now," aeld Mr. Mitchell,
"to, ooo mlneworkera and about 80 coal
operators in the Lackawanna district.
A osal operator represents the district
In congress. M conditions were reversed
do you think a miner would stand any
show of being elected to congress?"
an Tell
(gseetal DtsMteh to The Jesiual.)
Salem. Or., Oct. It. J. Arthur Elliot
of Vancouver, Washington, a ssnlor In
the College of Liberal Arts In Willam
ette university, has been chosen yell
leader and will Jead the demonstration
of the rooters during tbe Intercollegiate
contests. This honor generally goes to
a sophomore or a junior. Billot Is an
active member of the student body and
takes a keen Interest in all student en-
dsavora He is business manager of
the Collegian, tbs weekly student publication.
(gseeUl Masetek t Txa
Salem, Or., Oct. 18. If was discov
ered In the supreme court yesterday
that all the published codes of Oregon -Daady's,
Hill's and Bellinger' a have
contained a typographical error that
may have had important has ring sn
litigation and one that has probably In
fluenced several decisions. Not only
does the error appear In the published
codes, but also In the printed copy ot
the constitution as it was originally
adopted at Salem la lleT.
The error is In article IV, section 10
of the constitution, which, in the
printed codes, reads:
"Every act shall embrace but one sub
ject, and matters properly nrmaenten1
therewith, which aubjeota shall be ex
pressed in the title."
The matter oame up In the argument
of the suit of J. E. Murphy against
Charles Lembcke, John W. Culver, the
city of Salem aad others, which was
brought to teat tha constitutionality of
tbe act of the legislature which granted
a new charter to the city and enlarged
tha boundaries. Murphy la tha appel
lant and the chief contention wjea that
tha constitution intended that all mat
ters treated In a bill should be men
tioned In the title, and pointed to the
plural word "subjects" In tha section
quoted.
John McNary. attorney for the re
spondents, believed that the word must
be an error and afaar looking at the
three published codas examined the
original draft of tha state constitution
and found thaj tbe word is "subject" la
tha singular number. Mr. McNary is
sans ota ted with Tilman Ford. w. T.
Slater and William Kiaer, while W. H
Holmes and M. 71 Pogue are attorneys
for the appellant.
PIANOS
"The lone ol Quality
The most remarkable line of
quality pianos ever carried by
one firm, on the Pacific Coast, le
shown below. Read the names of
these old well-known standard
makes. It matters not where you
are from East. South, North or
West you will recognise names
aa familiar a a the namea or old
-friends. First of aU on the list
nappears the names of the two
pianos everywhere recognised as
the two greatest pianos in ail me
world.
STEINWAY
KNABE
Everett '
Mason & Hamlin
A. B. Chase
Fischer
Packard
Hardman
Conover
Ludwig
Sterling ,
Estey
Kingsbury
Emerson
Cable
Mendelssohn
Huntington
WiUard
And others
PLAYER PIANOS
Knabs Angelus
Emerson Angelus
A. B. Chase Player
Harrington Autotone
Kingsbury Inner
We invito yon to call and in
spect our pianos and player
pianos. In dealing with us you
have a decided advantage. First,
yon know the price is right, and
second, that "The House- of
Quality" has an established repu
tation for giving yon a frangand
truthful atatement about tha en
tire transaction.
If not convenient to par all
cash, you should Investigate our
unique payment plan. We rent
pianos.
"The House of Quality"
SHERMAN,
CLAY&C0.
Successors to
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co.
Still Greater Grow Bargains
Right at the beginning of the season, when stocks are at their beat, is a good time to lay in your supply of
winter merchandise. We urge you to visit our store tomorrow, because we know positively that we are pre
pared to offer you' greater money-savings than at any previous sale prices are dropped to the lowest notch.
You can't afford to miss this opportunity. Every expenditure you make here will prove a splendid invest
ment. - The following list gives you an idea of what to expect throughout the entire store tomorrow:
Our Annual Ootober Sale
. of :
Women's and Children's
Knit Underwear
STARTS TOMORROW
HERE ARE INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO COME TOMORROW'S SALE MEANS AN OC
CASION WHERE ONE DOkLAR DOES THE WORK OF TWO.
Tomorrow we will be ready to show you the grandest stock of Knitwear we have ever had, and despite
Ute constant upward tendency of prices, we will quote prices during this sale that are absolutely without
precedent. Below we quote some of the special values com prised in this ANNUAL OCTOBER OF
FERING take note of every item and remember that this list is but an index to hundreds of values
equally good. Tables filled with extra special values. Read the following items:
Women's Best $2 Quality
Wool Union Suits
$1.00
All styles, open down front or button across bust, natural
gray or white, several leading brands and makes, all sizes, and
offered 4or tomorrow only at this price ; only 50 H A A
sJJleVV
dozen in the lot, a big Friday leader at.
Women's All-Wool
Vests and Pants
A Great Clearance of Small Lots
$1.00, $1AS and $1.60
Qualities Tomorrow .
69c
The selling of the past thirty days has broken up sizes in
several of our leading numbers. In order to effect a rapid
clearance we have marked these at a ridiculously low price.
All sizes in the different lots, all wool ribbed Vests and Pants
in white or gray, natural flat garments in gray, camelshair'or
all wool scarlet vests and pants, marked at less than .Qsv
half price. Choice at, the garment OVC
Women's Black Tights
Black Worsted Tights for Women, fast black, in open or
closed styles, ankle length ; best $1.00 quality, on sale
A MAMMOTH SALE OP
Union Suits Women
S00 Dozen Best 71c Quality Tomorrow
38c
We placed these on sale early this morning and a busy throng
purchased incessantly during the entire dsy. A special lot
received for tomorrow ; garments are the best 75c quel- It) .
ity, all sizes OOC
Women's Best 40c Quality
Vests and Pants
25c
All sizes, ordinary or extra large, in gray or peeler color, BOO
dozen of a splendid weight garment. A leader for to- 7Cw
morrow at .t awtsv
Children's Union Suits
AU sizes in Union Suits for boys or girls, silver gray color,
lightly fleeced; not the cheap trash generally offered at this
price, but a superior garment that sells regularly at Cw
double the money, all sizes tomorrow, the entire suit.awOw
3,769 Pairs Women's Fine ShoeS or Bargain Friday
They sre direct from a big Lynn, Mass., factory." It is our first big attempt for this fall and will without doubt startle the shoe
kingdom of Portland. There is every good style in the lot end all sizes snd widths. They were purchased st a great reduction
and are worth $2.50 and $8.00. The price will be for Bargain Friday :
We've Shoes that are tough enough for any boy, AA
.only.., 0aaUU
Women's Patent Leather Blucher 1.60
Women' Kid Blucher : il.SJO
Women's Box Calf Blucher 1.60
Women's Kid Lace 61.60
Women's Box Calf Lace 61.60
Women's Kid Low Heel Lace 61.60
Girls' Shoes that are entirely solid; they have stood AA.
by us and will you Jrjr
Friday Bargains in
Muslin Underwear
Throngs of women weekly benefit by the offerings of this unusual
bargain event. It is evident that dependable qualities, competent
workmanship and daintily trimmed garments at such decided reduc
tions are eppreciated. Tomorrow' offerings are unusually good,
for instance: (
New Muslin Skirts, Be. $1.50 Val. at 98c
Extraordinary Values) Muslin Skirts, made of best quality mus
lin, cut extra full; finished with 15-inch flounce; handsomely
trimmed with four rows of torchon insertion, edged with deeo lace,
underlay dust ruffle; excellent value at $1.50. Extra special, Bar
gain Friday only v 6f
New Muslin Gowns, Real $1 Values at 68c
Extraordinary Vslueal Women's Nightgowns, made of superior
duality cambric, in one of the prettiest styles we have ever shown;
square yoke with wide lapel; yoke and cuffs' neatly trimmed with
lace insertion, edging and ribbons; cut full length and width;
splendid values at $1.00. Extra special, Bargain Friday only, at. 66
Muslin Drawers. Best 45o Values, 25c
Women's Muslin Drawers, made of excellent quality material; wide
umbrella style; deep flounce, trimmed with torchon lace and in
sertion; best 45c grade. Special, Bargain Friday only -.5
Muslin Chemises, Real 65c Values, 42c
Chemise, made of good quality muslin and nainsook; cut fall width,
ankle length; neatly trimmed with embroidery and ribbons; splendid
values at 65c. Special, Bargain Friday only Bf
Scott Bustles, Best 25c Kind at 18c
A special offering for Bargain Friday. Best 25c Scott Bustles, made
of n-ood oualitv nainsook, filled with sanitary hair; reversible and
ventilated; well worth regular pries. Special, Bargain Friday.. 16e)
Worn en's, Children' s Fall
and Winter Hosiery
WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL CASHMERE STOCKIN08.
Plain Mark or black with natural merino soles; best German manu
facture; the 75c quality, in ordinary or extra-large sines.
Tomorrow at, the pair SSs)
WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL RIBBED STOCKIN08.
100 dozen, in fine lxl or 2x1 ribs; splendid quality wool; fast colors
and excellent tor wear; best sue graae. tomorrow
WOMEN'S SILK FLEECE-LINED STOCKINGS.
We will place on sale tomorrow, 80 dozen of a fell regular made silk
fleece-lined Stocking for women. The price regularly is 40c a pair.
A big one day's offering at, the pair SS
CHILDREN'S ALL-WOOL CASHMERE STOCKINGS
All sizes In boys' and girls' fast black Wool Hose, a great stocking for
wear; made with gray heels and toes; best 40c quality, all
sizes
The "Princess" Stocking- for Girls
PLAIN COTTON OR FLEECE-LINED, 25c GRADE AT ISf
We have sold thousands of dozens of "Princess" Stockings this
season and have yet to hear a single complaint Yoe sav 10c a
pair. We have them in plain lisle or fleece-lined cotton; resEBBB
25c quality
Women's Indestructible SwOoUnaj
, A Guarantee Ticket With Every Pair.
We are Portland's sole agents for this favorite brand of Woman s
Hosiery; 'til the only stocking on the aenrket that
"Satiaiaction-or-money-back guarantee mck wnwaw.
fasmoned with double soles, very elastic ano
TaS&sSS wis: m& 'Jw-sass;
Stocking. Tfcc prim i P"