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'. -. ' - v . , " . ) . I - v.. THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY -MORNING, DECEMBER . 1908. QrQ Russian, Brass and Copper infixes 9 1J We place on sale tomorrow a large shipment of extremely beautiful designs in this old-fashioned ware -Loving Cups, Vases, Tankards, Pitchers, Trays, Jar dinieres, Bowls and Coal Hods. All who have seen our rich display of art goods comment alike upon its beauty, exclusiveness and moderate prices which it carries v : Fine Leather (idods 7 The most magnificent display of Exclusive and besirable Novelties in Leather ever shown over our counters. , Ladies Handbags in x ....... .. . . -.i,. ii ' : . . . PI, sum .., u, m. , , leather and linings, -; with the new Vene-"' - tion - handle, - regular -', S1.50, v special 8e. , ' In the new shapes, with : strap handles and. pearl' fasteners. regular $1.25, special oev . uunge fursn, . handles and fancy . '.t V f$fj!n$i V':ii-v v I frames,..; assorted : I rtt shades, special 1T.. ' I teftf - Tea'Per Cent Wt-V I 'I!eWt& in our leather depart- - H -)Vi!-.t'..: orices on Men i Wal- lets, Bill Books, Card Cae.es.Travelinaf Cases. Collar and Cuff Boxes, Flasks, Cigar Cases, Com Furies, Hand Grips, Suit Cases, Music Rolls and Writing Folios. All our leather is new and up to date. We guarantee our leathers. Everything engraved in gold free. We import leathers, new things from Germany and Paris, suitable gifts in leather, Auto and Picnic Baskets, Desk Pads. FRENCH BEVEL PLATE MIRRORS ,- - TRIPLICATE MIRRORS f 1.25, fl.0, f 3.T5, f 5.00 and u ....flS.OO SHAVING MIRRORS Adjustable, plain and magnifying; every shaver wants one. .;.... 1.90, $3.75, S5.00 DRESSING MIRRORS Heavy bevel plate, solid gilt frames, Louis XlV-patterns. ". Nothing could be more beautiful or satisfying to the artistic sense than our Holiday Box Stationery in the Holly de-" signs. Popular prices. ....... .... ..3Tf, 65, 904 Cut Glass and Bohemian Art Ware Over two ' thousand pieces an - ( exquisitely beautiful showing.; FRAMED PICTURES Water Colors, Pastels, Photogravures, Reproductions From .the Great Masters in Art. CLOISONNE VASES f 2.75, f 3.60, fT.25. UMBRELLAS In plain and fancy handle, 08. f 1.25, f 2.00. Every raihstick guaranteed to wear and give sat isfaction. '-'I..' H " I 'Our Telephone Exm Has Nne TranJIr --Fff R A IRl 5)fiM i I Unes and Never Keeps Yoq Waiting LL C,! Ly AJL I ' . ! --.- I . . , L. , L. ss . . si II I Child's Delight Is One of Our Simplex Typewriters The child's delight A good writing ma- eftme tor-every bo and girl. We have Sold thousands of them, always with satisfaction to the buyer. Let us show you how easy they are to use. 1.00, 2.BO, f S.OO. ; French : jkmn"tPerfumes ' "-JN. vt. iv'a Our own importation of Roger 4c Gallet, Le Grand Piver, Pinaud, Lubin, and those favorites of our own land Lundborg, . Palmer, Spiehler, Marcelles quadruple ex tracts, 75 per ounce. Valiant's Extracts, ail odors, 50 per ounce. Agents for Hudnut's famous toilet requisites. - - Sachets Rosirls and Le Trefe The most delightful of imnorted perfumes! Sheahan's Boston Passe Partouts , i , ; . 4,000 Subject, 15 and 75. . . Nothing we have ever shown 7 has attracted greater admi ration than theae beautiful -pictures; mottoes, proverbs, quotations, Gibson heads, , photos and reproductions ' of famous paintings. A com ' plete display . in the gift , rooms on the fourth floor. Kodaks and Cameras For any pocket or picture, from the fl.OO Blister Brown to the great eight-foot machine which we supply the leading profes sionals. Our photo trade ex tends from , Alaska -to Mexico. We develop plates and films the dsv we receive them. Free samples of Cyko, the paper you can depend on: We will make any size enlargement from your favorite negative. Our prices mean perfect work 30f, 75, f 1.25, f2.15. ' Ormdlu Clocks " TOILET AND DRESSING SETS In Sterling Silver, Stag, Ebony, Ivory and Celluloid. - - MANICURE SETS A Very Complete Line in Shell, Mother-of-Pearl, Ivory and Sterling Silver, -r .... , Perpetuated Palms IN LOUIS XIV DESIONS.' EVERY ONE A PER FECT TIME-KEEPER. Pyrography A a every sutiyc tun ,t, j siae, Picture ,' " Frames, Easels, . Nnt Bowls,Tray, Book R aek. C..:. 1A4 tie. Burning Fluid 15 and 25. ' Outfits $1.50 A force -of expert workers in this rlwill instruct yon free. ART SKINS ..... 7. ....... u iujim.. .J. . . . . ..JB4 ART LEATHER PILLOWS ...;.8.50 Any design desired without extra charge. INQERSOLL'S BOYS' AND GIRLS' WATCHES 21.00 Fancy Shaving Mugs SJ. ng Mugs Bf. Fountain fens, warranted. 1.00, 21.50, 22.50. Electric Flash Lights, complete with batteries, 85. Japanese Waste Baskets 35. , Make the home beautiful;, everlasting, never-fading, in expensive 35 to 212.00. For balls and large rooms we have 8, 10 and 12-foot Tree Palms. , - , v ART CALENDARS 1907 .. . : ; Every one a gem of beauty. Original in design and mod erately riced. Photogravures. Etch.ings.Water Colors, in taking frames 15, S5, 60, fl.OO, 2 1.40. VISIT OUR GIFT ROOM on the FOURTH FLOOR A delightful place to spend an hour. An endless variety of approved gift for eyery purse. Take elevator. WANTS THE LAST! RMrBnCIC Mrs. Leslie Carter-Payne Lists Every Trinket Against Miss . , Munro. FURNISHED MONEY THAT f BOUGHT LOTS OF.THINCS "Long Inventory of Artless to Which Charge -of Conversion . Attaches Nice , Thing Norma Alleged to Have Bought With Carter Money. (Bptclal Dtepatek kr Lmm4 Wlr to Tlx Imul) New Tork, Dc 8. Papers ar betna prepared br Andrew R. UeLaran,' law yer for Mrs. LU Cartsr-Payna, for a aeond mlt that the noted aetreaa will ' bring" against - her one-time bosom friend, Mlaa Norma Munro. Aocordtna to tne attorney, the second action for the conversion of property will cover all the alleged Indebtedness of Mies -Munro Attorneys for Mrs. Robert Osborne announce ffiTTneywni advertise v sherirra sal of all the real estate of Mlaa Norma that they can find, to set tie a Judgment entered, against her In the- supreme court on April Z. - Mrs. Payne's attorney, speaking of the second ault and the trouble ' between Mlaa Munro and her two former friends, aald: ? "The discrepancy between the total of Mrs. Payne's claims again at Norma Munro and the amount named In the suit begun on Thursday can be ex plained In thla way: The ault already filed covers only euch lotnts as may bo covered In suit on contract. We will shortly commence a second action for conversion of property which will cover all the remainder of Mlaa Munro s Indebtedness to Mrs. Payne, totalling in all about $57.9; "Mlaa Munro wanted to give Mrs. Payne a little present, ao she bought thla dog from a man In Washington. She sent the owner of the dog a check. but shortly the bank returned the check with no good' written acroaa Its face. Mra. Payne learned that Mlsa Munro's check had not been honored, ao she gave her friend $100 to place to her credit In the bank upon which the check was drawn.". Mr. McLaren then explained that the Items cited in the schedule as dog col -n ft SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES- FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS A positive saving assured. You no doubt have more or lesa trouble these wet day with your children' footwear. Come to us and w will guarantee to sell yon satisfactory shoes at very attractive price. A trial will convince you that in tradmg with us, you have found the right store. MISSES' FINE KID OR BOX CALF SHOES, extension sole, patent tips, sizes 11 to 2, values $2.00, now... 2 1-50 .SAME as above, sizes Syi to 1QZ. value $1.50, now. .,2 1.25 'SAME as above, sires S to 8, value $1.25, now ...fl.OO BOYS' KANGAROO CALF LACE SHOES, heavy double sole, extension, sizes 2li to 5. ................. .22.00 YOUTHS' as above, sizes from 13tf to 2...; 21-T5 LITTLE GENTS' same a sbove, sires from 8 to 13. .fl.TSO. -We Uo sell LADIES' STORM RUBBERS WITH EX TENSION HEELS, worth 65c, at 50 ROSENTHAL'S TTT.'Ti,i"': "TS 1 THIRD ST.--.--- . . ... Portland's Best Shoe Store 7 . ' !' '.I lar pearls, three Utile rings, pearl brace let, flower bllla and ooat of automobile represented purchaaea that Mlaa Munro had made with Mrs. Payne a money while the two were companions. WARSHIPS NAMED AFTER France Honors Great Writers In Her New Iron . - clads. (Special Dltpatek. tMWd Wire to The Jearaet) Paris. Deo. S.-s In naming her new warshlpa,. France has honored literature and her Ironclads will -bear -the aaroea of rreat French writers. France I now building; the battleships Danton. Mlrabeau, Voltaire. Diderot. Condorcet and Vergnlaud. and the cruiser Victor Huro, Jules NlchRlet. Edsar Qulnet, Ernest Renan and Waldeck Rouaaeau all named after writers, phlloaophera and statesmen . Oreat enthusiasm haa been ahown br French aocletjr thla year over the chrys anthemums. The race for thins Japa nese has swept . the cltr recently and, the reason of the chrysanthemum ahowa auccess Is be cause the flower la Japa nese. . The first prlxe winner la the "Bado Tacco," named after the Japaneae act reaa who charmed the Partalans durtns; the exhibition. It Is snow white on the outer rim of petala and the heart la a deep cream. . The blossoms measure more than a metre, or about a yard and 10 Inchea In circumference. GIGANTIC POWER COMPANY BONDED (gpeeUl Ptapetca by Leased Wire te The Jem-nail ' New York. Dec S. The Oreat West ern Power company of California has" filed a mortraa-a to the Central Trust company of New Tork as trustee to se cure an issue of 116,000.000 five per eent void bonds dated July 1, ISO, and due July 1, 14. but subject to re demption after five years at 10 and n teres t. Of the Issue. 11,500,000 la out standing Thla company was recently Incorporated under the laws of Cali fornia with an authorised capital of 116,000,000 as the operating company for the Weatera Power company of New Jersey. The latter Is a holding com pany with 1 11.000,000 authorised capi tal stock. It is said that -all the stock will be issued soon. Edwin Hawley la president of the company. The Oreat weatera Power company . expects to furnish power, light arfd heat to all the towns In northern and central Cali fornia. , 1 ' EXPECT CLEVELAND -- " TO BE WELL SOON (Spertel rflipateh by Leea Wire te Theoornil) Princeton, N. J., Dec. SO rover Cleve land, In his home, "Westland," Is con fined with acute Indigestion. The ex president has been 111 for more than a week and still remalna unimproved and every precaution la being taken by hla family physician. Dr. Carnochan, and by Mrs. Cleveland. , Dr. Carnochan aald today - that Mr. Cleveland waa not Ira a very serious condition, but. was' In paln. "We expect Mr. Cleveland out In' a few days." oonttnued Dr. Carnochan, "but I cannot tell exactly when,' niGHT SESSIONS i u un uu 1 1 1 Twelve Good Men and True in Thompson Case Come Slowly. BOTH SIDES SAID TO- BE USING DETECTIVES PMsibleInflttenceotTheaeJpon Veniremen Factor in Sifting Venire Attorney Vance's Motive in Join ing Prosecution. , (Special Dispatch to The JosraaL) TlDAml Weak - a T w m , .v lira worked aU of last night and today securing the SB veniremen drawn yes- ,,! , 1 Restaurant raxao Aire oovos btv OPZBT DAT ABTQ VXOXT. ' OUckea Soap, . Aa-Jollea, Tree with 5 6 .15 .15 IS OOK. atotaouae Xiettnoe 10, Celery, Oreea Onions . Watercress Balad, Vreaok S Teas ing oiled Salmon Belllea, with Xgg Baooe Pried Catfish : ; . . . . Pried Kasor Olama 15 Bteaaaea Kittle Keck Olama 20 Clam BoulUoa with Toast. .15e BoUed Chicken with Cream Saooe aad Brussels Sproata '.25e Ohio ken Pot Pie with BasnpUags . .25 Pork Spare Bibs with Spinach. . . .20 Pickled fcamb's Toagae with Potato alad 20 Pork Teaderlola, Breaded, with Tomato Canoe 254 OarUo Sanaage with Baaerkraat. .20e Bteaa Cheese with Plokled Beeta . . . J Be? Chile Com Caraa 16f Balf Bprlng Chicken, Pried, oa Toaat ...40c maU Beef Teaderlola with Mush room Baaoe .-2S4 Beef Btew with Tegatablas. ...... is Boston Baked pork aad Beaaa ....IS Bpagaettt with Cheese. Ztalleaae. . 15 Cora Beef Bash with Poaoked Xrg lS oaivss anuii wita senaufa gg :..2S Prttter with wtas Banoe.lB Bide Order Bansaa Prlttera 6 Boast Goose with' Apple Baaoe aad Celery 35 Boast prlag Chlokeh with Dress ing Zli Boast Beef, Paa Oravy . .1 IS Boast Teal with Dreaalag ' l s Boaat Pork with Dresslag ..15 Boaat Bprlag Irfuab, Stint Baaoe aad Oreea Peaa . 20 Coffee, Bread and Butter aad Potatoes T with all Meals. Ton will always find good eeoklaf and alek service at the AMXBIOABJ BBS TAVBABTl try a Baaday alaae there. Blaaer from Jla.sa.toap.aa. COBBUB TXXBJ AJTB COOCX ITS. terday afternoon . for the Thompaon murder trial.- It may Tequlre several more days to secure a Jury and Bight aeaalons win be held next week until it la aecured. Nevertheless, orders have to be present Monday. It leaked out todajr that both' the prosecution and the defenae are employ Ing detectives fotaoma-cryptic pur posea Questions put to the veniremen gave the first Intimation of thla. It Is said these detectives have approached veniremen and attempted to draw them Into converaatlon regarding the trial. Tha motive, of the attorneys In employ ing these detectives la not known. Attorney Tanoe's Motives. An affidavit made by Thoraaa it. Vance, special prosecutor In the case, that he Is a volunteer attorney and la to receive nothing for hla services, has cauaed much comment. Many have conjectured motives and expressed doubts, and al together' he haa not escaped criticism. To Intimate frlenda Vance gives as his reason peraonal friendship for - Mrs. Emory, widow of the murdered man. As a boy Vance knew Mra. Emory, then aa a child, and thoae who admire him believe It la aolely tha spirit of chivalry that Impels hla act. Por the first time " today ' Chester Thompson, the prisoner, for an Instant awoke to hla aurroundlnga When the mallet of Bailiff Ebert fell at the open ing of the morning aeaalon Thompson, who had been sitting In hla uanal list less manner, suddenly brightened and rose with tha others. NO DEAD HEAD MESSAGES AFTER JAHUARY 1 -is"- Postal Company's Directors Take Action in View of Changed Conditions. (Jeoreat Special Herri re.) New Tork, Dee. I. Clarence H. Mac ks 7, president of the Postal Telegraph Cable company, eta ted today that the board of directors of that eompany bad paaaed the following resolution: "Resolved. That, owing to changed condltlona,lt haa been found nereaeary to .stop all -free transmission ef mes sages, aad thla eompany will abaolutely discontinue It ' free list on and after January ' 1, 1907, and no free service whatsoever will be performed . there after. Outstanding franks will be hon ored to and .Including December tl. ltot." g Nothing Better Under the Sun JTHAN- Deckerand Son Piano s M M A standard for 50 years costs no more than a trashy Inatru- ij ment r-terma to suit you. It will pay you to see us before ij buying. Open evenings. M MANUFACTURERS PIANO COMPANY . - sr.t . n . . - " .1 . If J3U Aiaer o treat Dtiwita u ana ran 019. x-uiiiauu, jr. si SOLE AGENTS SOHMER-CECILIAN AND FARRAND-' . CECILIAN : - If SURPLUS RESERVE FALL TO VERY LOW LEVEL Statement of Associated Banks Sho ws' They Are Almost Wiped Out. ROCKS AT THE DALLES RAIN FROM A BLAST "(Soeele! Dlepatrb te The Jnernel.) The Dalles, Or., Deo. a. Rocks from a blast In the Court street cut at T o'clock this morning were blown several hundred feet distant. Ona weighing sev eral hundred pounds went through tha porch of the Hoaghton residence, over loo feet away, ana another went through the roof, lodging In a oiat of the celling. The house was damaged to the amount of about t600. A rock went through Bmlth'a roof and lodged In the celling. Three chlckena were killed 100 yards away. The side of IL 8. Wilson's bouse was struck and slight- y damaged over SOS feet away. C1U- aena in the vicinity are greatly alarmed aad bleating may be discontinued. (gpeetal Mepetck syLeastd wire te The Joarsal) New Tork. Deo. I. The eurplue re serves of the associated banks were ahown by today' e statement to have been very "seriously depleted, last Sat urday the legal" surplus stood at tl.- 447,116. Today it fell oeiow the line to the extent of H, 701, 175, a larger defi cit by more than 1100,000 than waa ahown on September I. The losa In caah waa greater than the estimates. reschlng the great total or SU.ZSMUU, while loans were down only $3,8ll,tSO. The- action of the stock market ahowed that the financial community waa not disturbed by the exhibit. For a moment prices wavered, but they soon stiffened again, reaching in some cases the high point of the day after the statement appeared. It waa confidently believed that Secretary Shaw would ac cept the showing as proof of the need Of relief from the treasury. - The deficit reported today la the largest since Au gust 19. 1991, when the reserve waa Impaired to the amount of t. 717,000. Two weeka prior to that date, however. August 11, 1893, occurred the greatest deficit In the history nf the associated banks, amount lna"T 111.600,000. ALL PARIS RAVING OF JAPANESE ACTRESS Paris," Dec. I. A young Japanese act ress, Ilanako, who le performing In "a little theatre A at the end of a narrow paasage off the Boulevards, la the rage of Paris today. Tha room In which her performances are given hoMa a hun dred persons at most, and every night and matinee It la packed with society persons In magnificent gowns, who flock thither to gratify their craving for morbid sensationalism. Hanako presents a pieoe In which aha impersonates a Mousmee, who Is loved by a warrior, who la killed by her brother. In despair, the Mouamee com mits suicide by performing hari-kari. She plunge a long dagfur Into bar ab I Just Opened The Nobby Boarding Stable at Twelfth and Flanders. Try thing new and Modern In Xrery Respejct. A. E. Flory, LOPIUETOR. A Christinas Precaution "l think,- mamma,'' - aald little Jeaa. 'TVe ought to clean -nir chim ney flue. For If we don't dear Santa Clans Will black himself aa be eltdee thro. Tm sure ha would not like to gt Hla nose and hair and whis kers black; And then, beside, the soot some how . Might sift Into, his preelona ' ' pack. "So let us aond for -Bishop, the sweep. To cofhe and clean the flue, nor leave A single spevk. so Pnnta dau Will not get soiled ri Christ mas fcva" domes and the blood svir'v reallatle fashion, f i i the dripping h i era I women f C but tie r i vi i