The Oregon daily journal., December 02, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1503-
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DYL'AfJITE
Austrian Laborer la Blown to
t Recea While. Thawing Out
&f -tha; Explosive ' Near - ;
Falrvlew. ... v
Wh.ll thawing NTinl sticks of dyne-
. mite yesterday mSrnlnf, Mike Reba,
' young- Austrian laborer In the employ
of tkitt W. P. Co.. allowed hla fir
to beoome too hot and waa killed by
the explosion that followed. .,
For the past aaveral . weeka ' Reba
worked with a . tint of at ant men on
the new eleotrto line between Troutdale
and Oreaham. , Teeterday, while the
rang- wee at -work stringing a cable
near Falrvlew, Foreman Joaeph Trom-
- blee ordered the Auatrlan to thaw out
BUYERS
'TVtlLLPAYTO:
TAKE HEED
We arc anxious to move Just
si many pianos during our
Emergency Sals aa. possible,
for we have not a foot of
extra floor space in which to
store .an additional instru
ment with our quarters in
their present condition.
In order to cars for the con
stantly arriving carload ship
ments from the east, and to
keep these pianos - moving,
we are offering them at ab
solute factory -cost plus
only the actual freight.; And
in addition to tins conces
sion in price, we will make
terms so favorable that not
a single individual shall be
- deterred from buying on that
account. We will guarantee
a saving of from $100 to $200
on every instrument at this -
time, and can assure the pub-.
lie that such an opportunity
as this will probably not be
presented again for a very '
long time perhaps not for
r"'- ; , ; , : . i
Every make. la our. stock Is
included in this sale such
leading productions as the
famoue Chickering, the world
renowned Weber, the popu-
tar Kimballp- and-numerouf
other equally well-known
lines. Just think of what
- that means not a mere '
handful of unknown - pianos
of uncertain quality, out a
$140,000 stock. of the finest
and best-known pianos in
America.
" Our' guarantee and a. guar
antes from the Biggest, Busi
est and Best Piano House in
Western America means
something goes with every'
piano, as uauaL
But Just the moment ws can
secure possession of the new
J premises now under course
of reconstruction, we shall
; terminate this sals. Just as
Suickly as ws can accommo-
ate the new stock now ar
riving from the factories we
' shall be only too glad to re
sume ordinary selling meth- '
voda.
Therefore ws wish to fully
make this clear, so that no
one will wait until too late
and then feel that we have .
. not given due notice as to
the -ending of the sale; We.
cannot at this writing tell'
tust exactly now many days
It will take to complete the
improvements; but the work
is progressing very satisfac
torily now, carpenters and
electricians are nearly done,
and the painters and decor-
ators ere already on hand. .
So," we say, if you are Inter-
ested In, the "matter ""of a
.piano purchase, come in at
once and learn fully as to
prices, terms, etc. We do not
wish to quote these publicly,
as we do not csre to demor-
alira the local piano market
to any greater extent than
necessary to accomplish our
object of keeping our new
stock from accumulating dur
ing. this trying period.
- Come in tomorrow our
word for it. you will find the '
inducements sufficiently sat
isfying to meet every exoec- '..
tation, and to - more than
: recompense for the slight in
convenience csused by the
confusion of the workmen. '
.... . Busier, Bigger and
Better Than Ever. ...
.COR. PARK AND WASH
INOTON STREETS.
PIANO
oome dvnamlt. aa they would eoon
seed to do aome bleating.
Reba took the giant powder and start-
the working gang. The othera paid no
attention to bla aetlona until a half
hour later when they heard a terrific
explosion and. looking up. aaw a cloud
of duat and smoke where Reba bad
keen a ahort time before.
- Running to the spot, the 'men found
that the unfortunate laborer had been
thrown agalnat a rock ' a dlatance of
about II feet away. He had atruek
with such -force that many bonea were
broken and hla alghtleaa eyea bung out
of their sockets. The man waa . atlll
breathing, however. . Aa quickly, aa pos
alble he waa put on a ear and taken to
Oreaham, where a phyalclan attended
him until he died about 1 o'clock, near
ly three houre after the accident.
Coroner Klnley wtll go to Oreaham
today to take charge of the body, Reba
la said to have no relative" In thla
country. ' : ' . .
KANSAS SUES RAILROADS
. , FOR MORE CARS
Sunflower State Will Force Rail
roads to Give Reasons '
for Shortage, -
SpUI Dwpstch by UimI Wirt to Tb Jnaraa!)
Topeka, Kaa., Dec. 1. Carr Taylor,
attorney for the atate board of railroad
commissioners, filed thla afternoon with
the board a complaint to compel the
aeven largest-railroads, In the atate to
how what disposition they make of
their cars with reference to the traf
flo on each road, to compel the roada to
furnish the proper proportion of cave- to
Kanaaa and to Increase their equipment
ao that It will fully meet the demsnds
of the shipping publla The defendants
In the action are;
The Missouri Paciflo Railway com
pany, the (.Atchison. Topeka et Santa
Fa Railway - company, the Chicago,
Rock Island eV Paciflo Railway com
pany, the St. Louie A San Franclaco
Railway company, the Missouri, Kanaaa
Texaa Railway company, the Union
Paolflo Railway company, the Leaven
worth. Kanaaa eV Western Railway com
pany. ;. . - - ,.
Taylor charges that In addition to the
roada not having aufflelent cars to take
care of the trafflo In Kanaaa, thereUa
leaa trafflo moving at tola time than
In August. September, October and No
vember, a year ago. -
ROSE PASTOR STOKES
SECURITY FOR PRISONER
(Sperisl Dtipstcb by Lsssed Win to Tb Inoraar)
White Plains. Deo. 1. Mindful or
the roseate romance that elevated her
from a clgarmaker'a bench to be the
wt'e of a wealthy youth, one of New
York's proudest famlllea, ' Roae Pastor
Stokes listened to the plea of Charles
Ha worth's fiancee, and appeared In
court here today to ask leniency for
Haworth who. was arraigned as a burg
lar. The wife of J. Q. Phelpa Stokes
told County Judge Piatt that ahe had
lnveatigated the case most thoroughly
and found that alnce Haworth came to
this country, 11 yeara ago, from Ger
many, he bad led a spotless life until.
when out of work and engaged to be
married, desperation had driven him to
commit burslary.- . 1 " -
If your honor will release- the pris
oner la my custody." -!She-said, "ha will
lead a Christian life.:-Both be and hie
fiancee have given me thla pledge, and
I believe they are sincere."
Judge Piatt granted the request with
the proviso that Haworth should report
to Mrs. Stokes every week.
ITnooaeoloua Irony.
From Harpera Weekly. .
A New England man aaya that one
night last winter when the thermometer
fell Delow aeiu, hie wife eapreessa her
concern for the new Swedish maid who
had aa tinheated room.
Ellas," aald ahe to the girl, remem-
baring the good - old custom of her
youth, 'aa It Wbttterly cold tonight;
you'd better take a natiron to bed with
you."
vYea, m'm,M said Ellsa, In mild and
expressionless assent
In the morning the girl waa aaked
how ahe paaaed the night. With S sign.
she replied:
WM1. m'm. I gat - the trron moat
vara before morning."' -
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The two pictures show tomb and statue of Pope Clement XIII in St.
Peter's, Rome, where a bomb was exploded recently. . Aa by a miracle
the statue, which wss carved by Canova, and the tomb were not dam i
V aged. Cardinal Rsmpolls, who was celebrtting .mass just a few feet
from the tomb, only a few minutes before the explosion of the bomb :
in St. Pstert Csthedral . I
CLASH WITH JAPS
E A
Sudden Truculence of Mikado's
? Government- Causes - Sur
prise at Washington.
LUST FOR PHILIPPINES '
REAL CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Imperial Policy of Aggrandisement
and Intense Egotism of Islanders
Can Lead Only to a Clash With
United States. . -i '
(Special Dlipstca by Lessee Wire to Tb leorasH
Washington. Deo. l. While the ad
ministration officially minimises the
difficult situation which has arisen be
tween the United States and Japan, as
a result of the decision of pie local
authorttlea In California to aegregata
the Japanese and American students In
the public schools, it la aald that the
atate department and the prealdent view
the subject with growing apprehension.
The audden truculence of the Japaneee
government has caused surprise In ad'
ministration circles and there la a grow
ing belief that there Is more behind the
stan the Japanese have taken than
the attitude to sustain national honor.
. adUer in Trouble,.
United States Consul Henry Miller of
Toaonama is quoted here aa saying that
the Japaneae are preparing lor war on
account of the alleged ertront. He says
further that the real clash la over con
trol of the Philippines and the Pacific.
If he la correctly quoted, he will prob
ably get into trouble with the atate de
- partment, as It la agalnat the depart
ment's policy for a consul to talk in
this manner. ' . '
There are, however, many people who
think Miller la only foreshadowing a
certainty.. No one here believes there
Is any Imminent danger of war with
Japan, but in administration circles It
la frankly stated that the overweening
egotism, truculent self-aasertlvenesa
and Imperial policy of aggrandisement
manifested by Japan can- lead only to
one end, and that is a clash with the
island empire.
The United States haa hoisted Ita
flag In Hawaii and the Philippines and
domlnatea the doorway to 'the
orient.
Japan resents this and many believe
that Japan Is swiftly and hurriedly pre
paring to drive the United Stataa out
of the -orient. The Japanese seem to
have adopted a national policy of op
position to encroachment In. the orient
and In thla they must eventually come
In conflict with this country.
' ' Oallf ornlana Inflexible.
Soma of those Interested have ' in
dulged In warlike talk and' especially
Representative Hayea of California, who
called on the president today with Sen
ator Flint. On the other hand, the ad
ministration .deprecates talk of thla
kind and asserts that the whole mat
ter will be amicably adjusted In the end.
The prealdent haa taken the. attitude
that, the treaty -.rights . supercede ail
state . and all other- development, laws
and that If any treaty haa been violated
the trouble muat be adjusted. On the
other hand, there la to question but
that the Japanese are to have the same
claaa of education aa other children,
and the only question Is of division of
the; Yaces. " There 1s a reason for this.
Many of the Jarenese students are
lUlulta and thla traxes the division nee-
assary.- . -
The California people are Inflexible
In the attitude they have taken and the
president did not at first fully real lie
Iheemperonivr people or In coas
on the subject Today he Is more -fully
Informed and his attitude now la one
of sustaining the California people In
aa far as treaty agreements will admit
Ladies' Fin Waists. -
Thla Una of waists Just arrived de
mands th consideration of all wide
awake buyer. They ire made of pfaln
and plaid chiffon taffeta silks, beauti
fully trimmed with lace, and beat or all
th prices are In reach of alL L Palais
Royal. ITS Washington street.
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PROBABL
B ' . . 1 aJf
Stotrtoch Sufferers
Squander Millions
-''' - -
In Search of Relief, ;
" The world Is full of disordered stom
achs and 9 per cent of the money
spent upon physicians and drugs goes
l -e- attempt to euro the stomach.
People are made to believe that la
order to gain health they must doctor
their stomachs and us cathartics. So
the doctor gets bis fee for the stomach
treatment and the druggist for the
physio, until tb savings of a lifetime
are exhausted and yet no cure. , .
. Let's be reaaonable. '
' The alck stomach Is In every case
the reeult of over-eating, hurried mas
tication and Improper choice pf focle.
Tb mucous lining all the way down
the food tract loeee Ita sensitiveness,
and when food la forced down the
muaclea fall to respond. They do not
churn the food aa they should. The
glands no longer give out gaatrlo Juice
to dlsaolv the food and render It ca
pable of assimilation. The man haa be
come, a dyspeptic
There I on aura way and only one
to bring jpoelttve relief. Put Into that
stomach of yours the very elements
that It lacks to get that food Into HqulJ
form. It takes pepsin, diastase, golden
seal and other ferments to accomplish
this. The healthy ., atomach eontalna
these elements. . The dyspeptlo stomsch
lacks part r all of them. ' Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet la made up of Just
what the dyspeptlo stomach lacks
nature's digestives.
Btpart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
medlclne not a drug, not a cathartic.
They do not cure anybody of anything
but JDyspepsla and Indigestion and auch
ailments aa arise, from poorly digested
food. .
Whtle they digest th food the stom
ach . recuperates. The muooua mem
brane Is coming out pf Its stupor, th
gaatrlo Jute la coming to th surface,
the muscles are regaining their power.
Every organ of the body takes on new
life, th ekln gains color, and th eyes
sr no longer tinged with yellow. , Tou
llv.
. Why doctor and why drug yourself?
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will take
ear of your food while Nature cures
you."
Try a box at yonr druggist, IS cents.
Of, If you prefer a free trial package
before buying, send your nam and ad
dress today. F. 'A. Stuart Co., 68 Stu
art Bldg., Marshall, Mich.
G0LDFIELD PROMOTER
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
(Specie! Dispatch by leased Wire te Iti Jovrael)
Lou Angeles, Dec 1. Dr. John Orant
Lyman, prealdent of the Union Seourt-
I tlea company, of Goldtleld, Nevada, who
la charged with fraudulently securing
$9,150 from B. H. Scheftela, a Chicago
broker, in a mining stock deal, left the
Hotel Green. Pasadena, at I o'clock this
morning, whither no on aeem to know,
ao far as the sheriff ofrlo Is able to
learn.
Officer working on th case discov
ered at the start of their Investigations
that Dr. Lyman had left both early and
hurriedly, ao much so that he failed to
take any baggage. Hla manner of de
parture wa somewhat remarkable for a
person of the doctor's elegance, aa he
boarded an electric car out of th Crown
City forLos Angelea.
E. H. Lattlmer, secretary of the oom-
pany, who wa charged Jointly with
Lymanr-wa arrested 1n OoldfleldT and
waa obliged to furnish I1.B00 ball for his
release, .-.j, . -
WO! Bead pec.
George CL Maaon. chief enrlneer of
tne contracting Engineering . company
or xacoma, win read a paper on "Re-
enforced Concrete: Its Adaptation to
High Building Construction," In the
assembly-room In the Alnsworth build
ing. December S, at o'clock. Th lec
ture la eapeolally Interesting to the nub
ile, because Of an ordinance nendlnar In
lanngth nelarht
or build inga or such construction. , I
lias County Tarmera rroeperoua. '
Th - farmer of Linn countr have
'WSdeni6ney'lhIa year and manv are
buying Kdtaon pnoncgrapha rrom Fred I
Dawson, th llv- Albany druggist. If I
you want one, write him.
OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICTTHE PLACE TO GET A
Serviceable Xmas Present at Low Prices and on Easy Tenns
o?XT 920.00
TJtt parmetirs: TOTT'iweBrfrbnC
made of best quartered "whit oak,
lare flak, four drawers, I4xS0
, rrench.ih veled . mirror, -finely
' polished; slso mahocany or birds
ere maple at sane price.
$4.00
Heavy 'posts and fllllns. WUT
last as Ions as any we show. A
bis; line of- Beds' from f 3.00
up. Com and sea them..
xonxjs CKaxaa.
A bis line or th patent adjust
able kind. They have broa4- arm, '
head reat, also th disappearing
foot rest. We have them In
leather. Spanlah leather and Imi
tation, leather. We also have th.
ordinary kind."
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Do Your
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- And be sure of getting; exactly what you pay for. Our Christmas stocks
are now, at their best and an early selection 'la advisable if you
would have first choice.. We carry a complete stock of Leather
Goods, Belts, Hand Bags, Purses, Suit Cases, Gloves, Corsets, Under
wear. Hosiery, Men's Furnishings,' Umbrellas, Portieres, Table Covers
' and Draperies, Table Linens, Fancy and Art Linens, Wool Blankets,
' Comforters, Women's Suits, Coats, Skirts and .Wraps, Infants' and
Children's wear; Dress Goods and Silks, 'Dolls, Toys and Games,
Ribbons, Combs, Jewelry, Furs, etc etc .We're very sure you
can't beat our prices and the
Hosiery Specials
Women's Sillc Fleeced Hosiery,
fsst black, double sole snd elas
tic top, regular 25c grade; spe
cial f.....l)
Women's White Foot Hosiery,'
with double sol snd garter top,
wsrranted fast black, 25egrsdej
special 15f
Boys' Extrs' Heavy Ribbed
Hose, with double sole, . heel
snd knee, regular 20c value:
special, a pair .......... t2yt4
if
Winter Underwear
Women's Fleece Lined Vests
snd Pants, in cream, grsy snd
white, best 40c quality, sll sizes:
specisl 25f
Women's Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits, in cream, gray snd white,
best 85c grsde, , silk finished:
Specisl -.- -si r i r r r. .". 60
Women's Extra Fine . Ribbed
Union Suits, . perfect fitting,
hand finished, $1.50 vslue; spe
cial 8Te
Women's Flsnnel Gowns, in
plain colors snd stripes, neatly
trimmed, 1.$0 values j special.
each .074
Wright's Health Underwesr for
Men, pure wool fleece snd a
stsndard $125 grade; special
st . . . ....&4
Scsrlet Wool Underwesr for
Men - snd Women, medicsted
snd - best - $2.00 - grsde; - specisl
st . . . fl.SO
-- torie model,
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TW1 Centt: CORNER THIRD AMD M08RIM)N STREETS t Tm
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364(o 70
- Esl
llorrlson
Street.
New Goods are Now
Arriving
You " should come and see them and get the
prices. It is business for you to place your
1
jorder jyhcreouxajudo JheJbest and. ,witb-
our, advantage over competitors there is no
question but that you will place your orders
T ; with us.
815.00.
Buy thla Prin
cess D r s r.
Mad of whit
mspl. fitted with
French bevel mir
ror. Just th thing
for a small room.
Term SI weekly.
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Noted for Best Goods at Lowest Prices
r
qualities are of the best. Read
list below for our ureat 3-uay
Bargains.' Mail orders receive
prompt and careful attention and
shipped same day-as received.
Write for our Reduced Fall and
Winter Price List, and ' save
money. Mailed free to any address
Dress Goods
ins
60-lnch All Wool Brosdcloths,
in red, green, brown, blue snd
black and white, in plaids and
checks. $2.50 grade fl.SO
54-inch Dark Cardinal Broad
cloth, extra, heavy and our best
$3.25 quality; special for three
days, per ysrd ....2.25
54-inch Shadow Plaids, in all
the newest color mixtures, all
wool and regular $175 value;
special . . . ....... .....fl.25
58-inch Plaid ClosWing, 1 extrs
heavyweight, in light snd dark
colors, regular $2.50 value;
Special . . rcrvfa.Tft
46-inch Serge, in several new
shades of .wine, good weight
snd regular $1.25 grade; special,
ysrd . . . 904
'J? Table Linens Reduced
72-Inch Double Sstin Damask, all pure linen, grass blesched and
best $1.50 value, six different pstterns; special, yard ..974
Nsplcins to match, dosen
Great Corset Sale
Thomson's Olove-Flttlng Corsets, in high and
low bust, hose supporters front snd sides, drab
and white, $1.25 grade; special ...95
Thomson's Glove-Fitting Corsets, new exten
sion hios. white snd drab, hose Supporters
front and sides, best $1.75 grsde; special f 1.45
TVi nn. mrw.'m Alw.triflnor rAtt.ti nmw T TI.
in pinkT-white and blue brocaded
silk, $5.00 quality; specisl............. , JS.OO
364to70
East
llorrlson
Street
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V-.. -rjL Ve , I
$1.09
Down
tl.O
Wcclily
the
48-inch Black Panama Nub, a
beautiful and stylish fabric, re 5.
$175 grade; special, yd.. f 1.35
56-inch Black Broadcloth, extra
heavy and Jin finish, regular
$2.50 value; for three days only,
per yard fl.80
48-inch Black French Poplin, a
cloth never sold for less thsn
$2.00 - a , yard; great three-day
special,-a yard.. ........f 1.08
44-inch Black Prunella, in me
dium weight and standard $1.50
quality; fast, lustrous dye; spe
cial, a yard 81.15
60-inch. Black Cay Worsted
Serge, in extra heavy weight
and regular' $2.25 grade; great
three-day special ...81.70
,...M86
72-inch Pure Irish Linen Dam
ask, extra heavy double warp,
grass bleached and the best fl
value in town; special.... TBs
Napkins to match, dos. 8 2.25
72-inch Satin Finished Damask,
in rich floral designs, wears snd
wsshes well and regular 75c
grade; special, a yard 50)
19x36-lnch Hemmed Huck Tow
els, extra heavy and a stsndsrd
Ocrvaruer-Special, each. 124 V
20x50-inch Turkish- Bsth Tow
els, heavy double twisted yarn
fringed and regular ,20c value:
special . . 12jf
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Buy this handeotne rolden
auarter-eawed oak Buffet, rtenoh
lews, French beveled mirror, 'can--opy
top. full swell front top
drawer lined. Com and see It.
"make a deposit and w will bold
It fr Xmas delivery. . .. ,
Music Cabinets and
Records
At amaatntly low price. Tf you
ever Intend to (et one, ret It now,
while we have s bl esleotlon.
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$15X0
WUl " buy this fine Tidies
Desk, full swell front, frewft
less front and beck. L
,vitln kmA ftmll finished a I
polished. Made In quarter. 1 t t
or blrdseye meple. We I a
larje line In the w:hrl 1 1
lan. Come and eee t . .
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