The Oregon daily journal., November 14, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINO. NOVEMBER 14, 48C3.
MARY EXPL1IS
MURRAY CASE
' DeputyTOlstfict Attorney at
f 7 Salem ' : Denies Charger : of
Dereliction of Officers. V:;, ;
FAMILY DID NOT WANT
TO PROSECUTE WHITNEY
Insisted That Lawyer Force. Youth to
T(Marrjr Rained . Girl bat Learned
That He Could Not Make or En-
J
force Marital Contract.
(RMclal tMmtdi ta The ImiuL)
6alern. Or, Not. It. Deputy District
Attorney Charles H. McNary, when In
tervlewcd regarding th . charge : ; of
dereliction and indlfforono mad by O.
V. Murrav Jr.. larr of Lincoln- Whit
ney, for ruining little Mary Murray,
dented the charcea and explained the
occurrence la his offlo In connection
wath the ease. Mr. McNary said:
1 "District Attorney John H. McNary
' knew nothing of this matter, a be was
n th road to Tillamook cur to ax-
- tend court at the time of the visit to
-- the offlo of young Murray, his mother
. - and sister. Saturday morn inc.
,: "Mrs. Murray save me a letter of In
troduction from Hon. John Manning-,
after which the three visitors told me
ef'Ui nature' of thgeliarg against
young Whitney, whom I did not know.
After expressing my sympathy I as
s tired the parties of the state's willing'
ass toj, prosecute. ;.',;'-..' ' '
; '4 ---. - would Met fe'seons..
"They informed me lnstanter that to
prosecute was not what they wanted.
Young Murray said Whitney must marry
:, his sister, and Mrs. Murray said the
child must have a name, snd together
. they o-only .requested,, but insisted
that I compel Whitney to , marry the
young lady. They said they had been
advised that I could send an officer out'
. and bring Whitney into, th offlc snd
- XSU him that be must marry Miss Mur
ray .or he would b sent up.
i "I told them in these very words that
" ; this office ''was not a. marriage bureau;
: that It did not make, force or enforpe
, marriage contracts, or compound felo
, dies,' but all that I oould possibly do
Jong that 11ns would be to call at the
office, and If he should do so I would
apprise him of the situation in tha hope
': be would see his way clear, to act hon-
toward-thayoung. lady., providing
lie was responsible for her condition. '
Could BJo. Issue Vuiut
"I explained that our nest regular
" term o" tha circuit court would con
vene the first Monday in January next,
but tha. a -warrant of arrest ' oould be
Obtained at any Justice' oourt In Ma
rlon eounty upon complaint of any per
son, familiar, with the' facta, but that
the'dlstrlct attorney's offlo wss power
less to issue a warrant in any case.
"They said to send Whitney to the
- penitentiary would do no good, but that
be must marry miss Murray. sug
gested that if they did not car at th
present Urn to caua . Whitney's - r-
rest that Mrs. Murray go to Hubbard
and see him, ut th same time repeating
that they could at any time go. bef or
av Justice of tbs peace and bav him ar
rested and w would prosecute htm
' vigorously. . They all' s greed - to go to
Hubbard that afternoon on . the train
and. left th office after thanking me
for what they pleased to term my kind-
j,eBa. : ; -t : r r
"T" "These facts ran be verified by on or
more , responsible disinterested parties
, n th offlc at that time."
POLICEMAN IS SHOT---' -:
, BY HIS OWN WEAPON
lgpecUl. Dispstarto The Joaraal.)
Seattle, i Wash., Nov. ItOn
-of
- Chief - Wsppensteln's new policemen
came to grief last night while pat rul
ing bis beat on Capitol hill. When the
new men were equipped with revolvers,
they were Instructed la their nse, and
as th arms' supplied' were not "provided
.- with the safety hammer, - th ml re
quired that on of th chambers should
hold an empty shell on which th ham
mer - shall rest. Evidently - Patrolman
Parsons wss 6f th opinion that he
would lose a shot by carrying an empty
cartridge and he substituted a loaded
one. while on his boat last night his
revolver slipped from his belt, and
striking th pavement wss discharged.
The bullet entered th leg of th officer
and Inflicted a flesh wound. Th po
liceman was removed to his horns and
today a revolver drill' was held at polio
: headquarters to benefit new men.
, Every stormy day is
' independence day to the
men-who wear our Rain
' coats. ...
' Our new Winter styles,
give protection without
steaming you- They will
win"youf "esteem.
' This week's special: A
choice selection of $18.00
and $20.00 Overcoats,
Raincoats and Suits. Spe
cial 915.00.
A . swell assortment of
College Hat Bands just,
received. ' -
LION .
GlothingCb
GiiiKuhnPi'oty
tea's and Boys' Oatflttsrs,
Is Abtb las tmxmu ituit
Mohawk Bsildinff.
Seen in
Portland Stores
.V By A. S. Monroe.
fTTUHaTuds of peopl have doubtless
passed the Sllverfleld companjrs win
dow on Morrison street and paused to
look more olosely at - the beautifully
mounted sea otter now displsyed there;
but how many of them realise that a.
slnrla ena nmr skin Is vnlntii at 1 1.000.
wuuia w"U " ' I
one sea- otter is secured In vry two
or three years by these enterprising fur
riers? - The very smallest and daintiest
of sea otter coat would require three
skins, bringing the expense,- including
the making, well up toward $4,000.
- Royalty, American millionaires, and
American actresses supply an aver set
tve demand, however. In spit of th
seemingly forbidding price. And .the
other more usual furs th always
popular seal, lynx mink, ermine, whit
Alaska fox. astrakhan how they do tug
at a pretty woman' heart-strings (snd
her lord's purse-strings, ' poor soul!),
made up as they are in graceful mod
ern designs scarfs, throws, stole and
no and of other dlstrsctlngly becoming
shape end styleal But, happily, the
poor little baby lamb,- commonly known
a th broad-tall Persian lamb, baa to
a large extent crept back into th fold
and no longer sdorns with such fre
quency lovely women; for lovely woman
has proved that sh 'has a heart, snd
the appeal of - th., unborn -baby ..lamb
was too strong to be withstood. Sen
timent hss outweighed vanity, until
even at Sllverf leld's, where everything
In furs is found, th chatty saleslady,
who knows furs Ilk A B C's, makes lit
tl mention of this lately popular erase.
A glory f gorgeous .color great.
fluffy yellow chrysanthemums, th
Colonel ' JX Annleton variety burst
from the attractive window; of Clarke
Bros- th florists, and I" stopped to ad
mire and wonder to admire their
wealth, of golden radiance and to won
der why ' they stayed in the florist: s
window; why they did not go to adorn
men' a buttonholes, ss they do in Chi
cago and other esstern cities at this
season. I - even asked th salesman
why this 'was, for not a single man
bav I seen In. Portland wearing a
chrysanthemum.
"Men out wsst have too much red
blood in their veins, I guess," wss his
explanation; "they don't follow fads."
- But th chrysanthemum fad Is . such
a glorious one; It seems almost a PUT
In the other window were - bowls' of
long-stemmed English violets, of tbs
Princess of Wsles variety, sweet-scented
and alluring the kind that nestle
with such apparent affinity at a wom
an's breast, giving Just th necessary
finishing touch to a smart street toi
lette. Portland women appreciate vio
lets, and they are in great demand. ,
Did you vr go into a store or a
hom where everything seemed to say
"howdy" to youT . Well, thst's Just how
1 felt on entering R. M. Oray'e clothing
house. Now, on must admit that mere
clothing mere man's clothing Is rath
er a comnionplace,ltem In the usual ac
counting of things. But there's sn sir
about this stor that i charming an
air of welooma, of kindly attention, and
at th asm time of ton and exclusive-
ness. . It Is said about town that R. M.
Gray pays the highest salaries to his
employes, and demands th best qual
ity of servlce ' Hs carrte the famous
Chesterfield ready-to-wear clothing, a
high-grade make that Is supplanting
tha tnade-to-order -suits' of many of
Portland's moat careful dressers.
Ons of th most interesting things
in this well-appointed stor is th ar
rangement for keeping th clothing In
order. There are over 100 reet or bail'
beating dust-proof wardrobe oaaes hav
ing a glass front. In which ths suits
are splendidly- displayed. And, another
thing, there's a cosy little den, or parlor,
or waiting-room call It what on likes
where the shopper may alt and rest
or use the. free telephone (a rare prlvl
lege in Portland) and decide at leisure
what to buy next Assuredly, where
courtesy Is ths keynote snd comfort the
rule, th appeal Is a most seductive one.
snd th secret cf a rather phenomensl
sucosss is not bard to find.
LA GRANDE SUGAR COMPANY
PUHS BIB PROJECT
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
' Will Be Expended on Ir
rigation Scheme.
(Bpecla! Dlipateh to Ts Joaraal.)
La Orand. Or Nov. 14. An Irriga
tion scheme representing sn expenditure
of over (200,000 is now being planned
by tha Oregon Sugsr company of .this
places Including a larg reservoir on th
Grand Rond river above Oro DelL
It Is th- Intention of th sugar beet
company to build a reservoir In the can
yon asov Oro Dell for the purpose of
storing watsr for Irrigation purposes in
th beet -fields in th vicinity, of La
O rands. Canals wUl be built abov th
brow of th hills abov th farming sec
tions and ths dry land which la planted
te sugar beets will thus be highly in
creased in efficiency . and mad to yield
many time it present output of beet a
It is estimated that about 1,000' acres
of beet lend ean b irrigated with th
stored water of th Orand Rondo with
out interfering in th least with th
regular flow of th river. The reser
voir will be used to stor flood wsters
snd th regular flow of th stream will
be allowed to pass th -servolr at aU
times. '.".'.
tbs sugar company own a larg
amount of land In ths vicinity' of La
Orand and Island City, which will be
tributary to this Irrigation system, and
where th company does not own land.
farmers who or raising sugsr beets
wtlt b supplied with -water at moderate
cost for. Irrigating beets. -
INQUEST. HELD OVER
REMAINS OF D'ANNA
. Balem, Or., Nov. 14. Th Inquest held
yesterday over ths body of the late Vio
tor IAnna, who committed .suicide after
hsvlng killed Ben G hoi son last Satur
day mornings brought no new light on
the swful tragedy.- All the Jury did
wa to examine a number of witnesses
and to hsnd In a verdict to the effect
that DAnna had killed himself sfter
murderlng Den Oholson. The Jury was
composed of the following "cillten:
Thomas Burrows, foreman; J. V. Hod
eon, J.'K. Conger, Hank Lewis, John
Kirk and Al Veatch.
Th witnesses were Night Patrolman
Longcor, City Recorder Moorts, Allan
Forward. Moras Van Fleet, Chris f)H
yeu, Harry Ralph, Mrs. Hattle McGin
nls, Miss Georgle, Sheriff Culver, 1'al
rlck Fennel, Mtas Nash, Madge and Wal
ter Lowe. '
. The body .will be shinned tirD'Anna'a
sltr, Mrs. Alloc Whltmer, of Ulckory
North Carolina, - . Tl
IMPORTS GERuAnS
FOR WIVES
Mrs. "Klumpks of Trout Lake
. Goes Abroad in Search of
Spouse for Her Son."
EMPLOYES AT SAME TIME
Three Bridea Arrive at Hood River
- but Men Being Washington Reti-
: dents Take Them to Goldendale for
" the Ceremony. ;.'.,'.'
' Spcl Dispatch to The IseraaL)
Hood River, . Or.. Nov, 1. Whll
American . wives hav always been
thought -to be superior to: those of any
other nation by most residents of Uncle
Barn's domain, ... Mrs, i. Klumpk of
Trout Lake thinks otherwis and is ths
csuss of thre buxom German maidens
arriving at The Dalles Monday to be
come the brides of Mrs. Klumpke's son
and two other -stalwart, natives of the
fatherland who make their home at
Trout Lake. The young men ' passed
through Hood River on thslr way to
Th Dalles snd In the exuberance of
their joy let It be known that they were
going to 'meet' three sweethearts who
were "mads in Oermsny."
Not long ago Mrs, Klumpks decided
to make , a visit to the land of the
fcatser and after arriving informed -her f
son and bis friends that she hsd made
overtures in their behalf to three pretty
German girls and that they were will
ing to com to America to become th
wives of the young men. .v.
Youth Aooeyt.
Th young men decided to accept th
proposition and th girls started on
their long Journey across th Atlantic
and th American continent to meet
their future husbands. Monday they ar
rived, flaxen haired, blue eyed and
smiling. -. - '.
Unabls ' to distinguish which was
which their Trout Lake suitors mt
them at. th train snd without waiting
for any formalities took them to their
hearts. There' was no drawing of lota
or hesitation, slthough their mission
hsvlng become' known, It was suggested
to young Klumpks that he take an east
bound, train to th next station, inter
cept the west-bound train and take his
choice. Thts hs refused to do snd took
bis chances with his comrades.
No tlms was lost by the happy Ger
mans in seeking the-county -clerk's of?
tleeto-obtain -marrlagem licenses--but
that official Informed them that he
could not issus them, a th grooms
were residents of Washington, and they
departed ' for -Goldendale, where they
will b married today and will prob
ably liv happy ever after. -
: rnddlar lv Sigh. -
(Journal Bpeetal Berries.) ' '
Aurora, Or., Nov. 14. Th recent
rains in this section have raised th
Pudding river so that it backs up to
th electric .light, power bouse, and tTT
plant has toj steam -to get -any kind of
a light- that - is satisfactory.- .: I
MI
CURIES
CoughonndColdo
PREVENTS
Pnoumonla and
Conoumptlon
rley Honey and Tw sot saly
top. th. cmigh, tint b.la .nd Mnnfth.
ni til. lung, ud pravaat. Mrioos n
wlta from . cold. .
Ter Is no'danrer of Pneumonia,
Consumption or other serious lung
trouble if Foley's Heney and Tar
la taken, as It will cur the most stub
born coughs the dangerous kind that
settle on the lungs and may develop
Into pneumonia over night.
If you have a cough or cold do not
risk Pneumonia whoa Foley's Honey
and TaP will cure' you quickly and
strengthen youf lungs. - ,-.- - ,
Remember the name Foley'
Honey and Tar and refuse any
substitute offered. Do not take chances
with aome unknown preparation that
coats you ' th same when you can get
Foley's Honey, and Tar. that cost
yoil no mora andTs safe and certain
in results. Contains no opiates.
Cured After Physicians Said Ho
' ." Had Consumption
ErH. lonetr Pastor M, E. r Churchy
Grove, Md.,' writes: "About seven or
eight years ago I had a very severs cold
which physicians said was very near
pneumonia, and which they afterwards
pronounced consumption. Through a
friend I was Induced to, try a sampla of
Foley's Honey and Tar, which gave mo
to much relief that I bought some of
the regular size. Two or three bottles
cured me of what the physicians called
consumption, and 1 have never had any
trouble with my threat or lungs since
that time." r - -'-
Three iites-25c, 50c. $1.00.
The 50 cent size comains two and
nne-hnlf times a much as the small size
and the $1.00 botUe almost six times
as much.
SOLO IKQ RECCMXE8DE0 BT
' Novel Par Coat of Mink. '.
- A short coat, much on ths pony order.
In beautiful mink skins la In th ward
robe of a bride-to-be. a , wedding gift
from one Of her islallves. r- .
'The stripes of - ths" furs ' are - so ar
ranged as . to form ' regular patterns.
and to this and also td ths appliques of
embroidered velvet th jacket owes Its
novelty.
In the Center back on of th dark
striping goes from th neck to a line
Must below th waist line, and around
this, outsid. th light fur coming next,
the dark stripes go from the shoulder
seams around this center strips, forming
a rounaea tan at the bottom. This tab
is not only outlined, but is separated at
the bottom from th rest of th Jacket
by slashes. Ths light fur adjacent th
dark forma tbs border. There are two
dark stripes each side of this center
back section. These curve very gently
toward the center from th shouldor
seams to -the center of the back that
Is, - midway from top to bottom and
then curve a gently in towsrd ths un
derarm seams. Ths cutting away of tha
light-colored sections of ths fur gives
these curved lines. At the bottom a band
of th dark strip goes around th dare.
curving down from th tab section la
the center back. '
In the front th strlnes are straight.
but ths bottom bsnd goes all th way
around. ' The kittle coat Is double
breasted, closing with two Immense
metal cabochona. Th sleeves a'r larg
and Tj(rirfttvs of the old-time - melon
shape, snd the first section ends Just
below the elbows. A dark stripe aoes
around each and under this ar set ex
tension slcavs mad of th two Joined
scalloped 'sections of brown velvet em
broidered in gold bullion. There ar
two scallop in each cuff, th tapering
in being at the sleev seams, and below
each there 1 a' curved band made of a
dark strip of tha fur. These cuffs end
two-third of the way from the elbow
to th wrists. Shaped bands of brown
vslvst start In tapering points at ths
back, each aids of th center panel abov
th slsshings. a cabochon Is set on at
the back wher th sharp point begins.
A broken leaf design Is embroidered In
gold bullion on this velvet. --
Th oollar la flat and turned down,
and begin each aids of ths center back'
piece. It Is-also of brown velvet em
broidered In gold, and a narrow ruffle
of point lac borders It ' On end goes
under th crossing-over front and th
other follow th overlapping front, tap
ering to a point at the and.
Th larg -muff la flat and has four
mink hesds with a "many talla set on
ths lower edge, the tails falling below
the muff. ' There 1 also a narrow neck
piece of th mink with a slngl tall at
each end. .
. . at. V.,
Do Not Shirk Responslbilty.
Thar was a time when age and re
sponsibility went together. It was not
thought proper to giv a position of
high command to on whoa hair was
not gray with service. But the times
hav ehanged-t any rate in business.
The' "command" 1 offered to the young
man first of all. and gray hairs carry
their own condemnation. ' This arrange
ment -la net Ideal. Tin tha old day ft
was believed to be wrong to plc great
responsibility on Juniors. By ths rla-ht
this belonged to th seniors, who wane
presumed to have won it by length of
years ana raitnrul discharge of duties.
Nowadays ihe pendulum ha swung In
ths opposite direction perhaps a little
too rar. Anynow you cannot fhinaay th
IBC : , r
Responsibility 1 th on, thing to
onng out a man quality, if he ha any.
It is learning to swim by bains- thrown
overboard. The experience I bewilder
ing at rirst. W don't know what to do.
or how to begin. Rather than face such
an experience, many men, otherwise de
serving, -right shy of It. - They lov an
easy mind and no worry. Now, I want
to mak a plea for aocentlns- reasons!.
bnfty nay.' -seeking-Tton aecottnt-of
us saucationai value. Tou will make a
few mistakes. The little crowd round
you .win amuse itself at your axoenae.
but go right on. Show them th stqff
you ar maa or.
H It St
" For the Toilet Table. -
rrletlon and cosmetics containing oil
should not be used for complexion that
sr Inclined to be blotched with cema.
Th following lotion la oult tha nioaar
application on may rind for th trouble:
bosk so grain of gum tragacanth In
seven ounces of rnsvwater, let stand for
rive days, strain forcibly through mus
lin, snd sdd one-half ounc of alcohol,
one-half ounce of glycerine and a tea
spoonful of boric acid. iTs this Imme
diately after bathing and the surface
of the skin will Improve greatly.
If yous fac Is rough and blotched It
is because you ars not giving It proper
care. Bathe the face every night In
very hot water and pure castll oan.
Rinse In warm water and apply a good
cream.
Never n Soap and water on th fac
Just before going out In th air or di
rectly efter coming In. .
Th woman who boast that shs never
does snythlng for her complexion need
not trouble to mnke sn affidavit to -that
effect. She- usually looks th cart.
The face and hands must be thorous-h-
ly dried with a-towel before venturing
out In the air. Neglect will be sure to
mnke the skin tender and perhaps un
sightly. Another thing to remember Is
that the fsce should be thoroughly dry
befor cream ar applied",' as moisture
will prevent the cream from entering
the pore of the skin. -. ' ,
t . at - ., -I
: White Yearln Jewelryr
A Wh It eynr in Jewelry- Is nronhesled
-4 iy European suthorltiee on fsshlons.
Pears are to hold th first place, fol
llowed by moonstones, white coral and
White sapphire. All the -glittering
stones diamonds, rubles, emeralds ere
regarded as too unrestful, too obtrusive
for th cold harmonies tlyst ar to pre
vail In tha coming winter costume.
Much attention Is to be devoted to the
srtlstlc forms of Jeweled ornaments.
These will take the form to a large ex
tent of flowers, on stems. Blossoms of
pearls, for Instance, with leaves of green
enamel, will bs populsr ss hair orna
ments. -r In spite-of the superstition regarding
them, final are to b much worn, and
ball costumes will be adorned with tur
quoises and cornlv "liver will be much
used as s setting for pearls. Another
style of headdress will consist of gold or
silver lacs work set with pearls.
t n n .
Ten-Minute Soups. .
Puree it Celery. Chop fin a little '
celery, tops and all, snd place "over the
lire in a kettle containing n pint of (
-;v.' ;'.'yV'-.'-;'':.:;::;r',.V-. '.
: i: .ho y great Fbury-WasKburaX , : r r-4:
' y 1 Mills of Minneapolis are now making
The white heart of the wheat A 21b. package
' ' Y makes 1 21bs. of delicious creamy white food . J
Your Grocer has it howy
- W -y :JFkO F?y1 fit;. iircif
mm
Jm mi- ujv
M " " Made with "IJlOCOD" T VZ Tt' VfY' II
buttonholes that hold. Ja W L Jl
' H slses If you wast them. 3 - .- JIU I A IS-S f" "
I af -V aaST II
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boiling water; let this stw for a few
minutes until th celery flavors th
xalarxlhn . strain, and add ths liquid
to ons quart of " milk" that has been
boiled 'and thickened with two table-
spoonfuls of flour and on of butter.
Season with salt, pepper and 'celery salt,
and serv with saltlne. Celery extract
may be mad to flavor this soup If no
fresh celery 1 at hand.
' Cream of Spinach Soup Chop fins
soma cold boiled spinach, place two gills
of cream In a sauoepan and add a pint
of milk; thicken with a. tableepoonful of
flour added to half as much butter, and
then season with whit pepper -and a
dash of grated nutmeg. Stir In enough
of th chopped spinach to color th soup
a light green; let It boll up, strain and
then serve, adding salt and butter th
last thing. . .
Tomato Cream Soup.-Place a cup of
tomatoes over th fir to heat, adding
a pinch of soda and a little water. When
heated through, atrsln carefully to re
move every seed, and add to on pint of
boiling milk that ' ha been thickened
slightly with flour and buttsr rubbed to
gether till smooth. Boll up one, and
eason with salt and paprika; rv with
crouton.
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RUSSIANS ARE SHANGHAIED
BY ' SEATTLE CRIMPS
Two Foreigners Believed to Have
Been Carried Off to Sea "
'Against Their Will.
(Rpeelal Dtapateh te The JoamaLI
Beattl Wash., Nov. !. -Lioul and
Harrl$orpkoir, two Russians, recent
arrival from Odessa, have disappeared
and., friend believe .they have bean
shanghaied aboard a vessel bound for
the United Kingdom, r
This theory Is strengthened by th
fart that Lools SorokofT telephoned to
the home of H. Klatzkar last Saturday
night that he had been offered a position
on a vessel and wss sdvtsed not to ac
cept It. At th tlm th brothers were
In search Of employment, having left
th shlp-bulldlng plant of th Moraa
company, , whr thy war previously
employed.
Louis SorokofT had been In thle city
about thre day and' hi brother a
month. Mrs.Louls Dorokoff live at 1117
Washington street. Th wlf of Harris
Sorokofr Is now on her wsy to Seattle
from New York, where ah has Just
landed from Odessa.
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"' TirmAf.OIA FAIJVS.
Rheumatism, lumbago and sciatic
paints yield to th penetrating Influence
of Ballard's Snow Liniment. It pene
trates to the nerves snd bones and. be
ing absorbed Into the blood, Its healln
properties are conveyed te everv nor
of the body, snd effect soms wonderful
cure '21c. 0o snd I1.V0,
pld
by
Woodard. Clarke A Ca
' e esn"- ae.
l5Jo I Cereal vitco
For the Greatest' FUR
SALE aver held in the
West Nov. 16 and 17.
J. W1. Acheson & Co.
131 FIFTH STRBBT
Wholesale snd Retail. . letweea Washington and Alder 3ts
Don't Believe AU You Hear
But by personal Investigation decide for
yourself that this Hardware stock offers
tempting inducement in price and
quality- fo? shelf, heavy or builders'
hardware and an aasortmsnt to choose
from that' favorable to satisfactory
buying. Inspection and Inquiry invited
sny day. - - --- ----- -----
Avery . Co.
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ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Little Liver PiUs.
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See Pae-Slaalls Wrapper Beams
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Chinese and Japanese
Art goods, carted fsmfrare, fine eeeeeee, royal
Satraina. Ctolwmoe, brasses, earred Ivory, em
broideries, silks, sstia drsMlag gowns, etc.,
directly Imported.
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FOUR DAYS' LOVE IS
--MISSIONARIES'-FATE
(Speelal Dispatch te The Joaraal.)
Helena, Mont Nov. 14. A romance
In which Walter Dickinson, a Minne
apolis msn, plsys a prominent part, has
culminated hers, with his marriage,
Miss Ida Amelia Keller of San l"ran
clsco becoming his bride.
Both sr Evsngellosl missionaries snd
mat her, for ths first tlm Thursday.
They became attsohed to one another,
and concluded they could perform their
work better as msn snd wife, snd were
married Monday by Justlo Custla,
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man who
makes
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TONIGHT. TOMORROW, KIOHT 1:1 O'CLOCK
, Lottie Bla Parker's Beautiful Drama.
'Under Southern Skies!
A Bis Hit as the Varasaai test Tea. '
P BUCKS satire lower rioor, i
oalcoBy, Tie
SAG.
sad Me; gallery, ftoe aad S.VJ.
Seats selling
at
theatre foe cagegeaisst.
14th ind TV. H.IIU Tk..t..
Wasainstos invalid JUIai.
4..JTL; Sat., Son. Wshta., Nov. la'JVlJL i
fopnlar-Prlee atatlnee, HOfdVjJ "3"
' TXXOSOU LOaCH as - - t
r SHERLOCK HOLMES
VEWIHO PRICES Lew4 Floor, II. TM
, Balmy, IBc So;. OaAsry, . SOe, 2Se. - T
- rortrLjia- htATntxa pricu-jbc. eo.
Baker Theatre ,
none Mala 1SOT.
Oresva Tkeatr Oe Lease
Kesa ef the Baker Stock Oemsaay.
TOKIOHT-ALIi-THlS TTCKK, .""",,"''
- The Scream lnf Farce Oenedy,-
c. "iost ea'Horas." ,
A thre-eet burst ef langhtar. llatiBee -Satorday,
TFRICBa Bvestag 5, Z5. BOel JtaL. il. SO,
. Best Weeh-r'-Tae aUadlamaa .
EMPIRE TMBATRB -
llattiieo Wednesday and RtrBfday, BreryHIght"
This Week lb Oreat Westers Play, .
-AS T01O IN THE BILIS
Bosnlar Bnplr FTIeea Win Prevail. ' V
West Attraettoa "Peek's Bad Boy."
raanJ The Three Seellors
The urana ... u.-
Week ef v. is. .1'7 . .
Berry Blokaids - ' rrederiok alm.
"7" Ooatsaay ta . ' "Harold Xsff.'
W. aJTB OOtT STaadlsoeae.
UYRIC THEATRE
wxzx Bionrrao Ionian is.
'Forty-Nine":
A BOMARCS Of Till SIERRAS 15 riTI
ACTS. . .
w'k of Nov. i, wxtsts or ninn
Week of Nor. t, BIOsT Or TMM WOVM
THE STAR
Week ef Wovomber It. Phone Mala aM,
TBS ALLEN STOCK CO 11 PA MX
reseats -
A Man Of Mystery
- Matlaeee Toeadays, Tbsndaya, S tor days eel
Sundays at l:M p. svt admission 10 and SO
eents. Bvery erealng at (:1S; prleee 10, SO
aad SO eents. -
- Boat WesWTelly sad X,"
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PantagesTheatre
Fourth and
Stark Sts.
Bova Trie. Saaauia StMetaltv.
The Raadalla. ' Kaatoal D rays.
realov Brotkors. Seorse Bkerweod.
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p. m. Admlnsloa 10
eeats: reserrtd seats, :
so eents; bones,
Tak aar
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weekday siatlaaea for lo-eeata, .
FREE! Moving Pictures,
A Glutton Taken for a Thief.
- HappeaOags la a Btreeteax. .- - . ' -, -
Hot Bum Wss Haad.
. My trade's Testament, '. "
HARRT SHUMAN.
Buslnsse Boomer, General Advert!,
. Phon Main 1IH. Id Morrison. (
1:19 to 1:10 Evsry Evening.
PRGB SHOW,
Clnhs, lodsee, sneletfoe, (., aupolled wtm
Sratlasi dramatis, yandevllle and - tnotlna-
pletnre abows tres of eharsa. Tnt particulars
call at Newman's Portland. Amnaement Aeo-
etatlAa. 14BH Sixth street. Phone Faetne SCM.
ens, wimow's
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