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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1908.
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James O'Neill,' the 'Actor Whose Name Is Inseparably Connected With
That of DuVnas Famous Hero, "Monte Cristo." He Is now Appearing
t the'Heilig Theater: ; . ' v' ' -V'f'' - .-; y
HAS HARD TIME TO KEEP. FROM
GETTING IN CONTEMPT OF COURT
When a man Is subpoenaed to go to a
Justice court.Jat.JlO-O'ctocfc- wit- I ff-newent""te'lther court when he
"Ueaav'and" a lew minutes later la served
.by a deputy sheriff wlth'a aumraona
to be at the circuit court as a Juror at
10 o'clock, to which court ought he to
ot
This is the question that pusiled J.
B.- Barret for an hour this morning,
and he could find no one who could
answer It for htm. He consulted hi
- lawyer, and the lawyer was not sure.
The circuit court was the superior tri
bunal, but the process of the. Inferior
court had been -served first. Did the
. hlher court have prior jurisdiction, or
was he bound by the process - first
"served? : ' .' ' .
Barret's lawyer ' said he had better
-telephone to the' ctrpnitrcetfrt rand as
for Instructions. - Barret telephoned)
but the clerk didn't know, and, all the
judges were on the bench and could not
be reached." Barret scratched Jils .headJ.
should have gone to the other he would
be liable-for contempt of court v If he
didn't o to one or the other-he would
be In contempt of both courts.
Barret finally followed some , one's
advice and went to the circuit court.
Judge Frasefa attention waa called to
the circumstances, and he exoueed Bar
ret from serving on the; jury In order
that he Bight testify In Justice Reld's
court.
But the question was not answered.
Two judgea were asked.' They said the
process of the superior .court should
have been obeyed. Three different at
torneys, learned In the. law, said the
process first served took precedence!
From which It would appear that there
ia a conflict of authority on the sub
ject, .and It is t not known, now where
Barret should-have gone.
(EURES
CounhoaridGoIdo
pnEVEnTO
Pneumonia and
Consumption
Foley's Honey and Tur not only
stops the cough, but heals and strength-
ens the lungs and prevents serioas ra
nlts from a cold.
There is no. danger of Pneumonia,
Consumption or 'other serious lung
trouble if Foley's Honey and Tar
Is taken, aa it. will cure the most stub
born coughs the dangerous kind that
settles en the longs and may develop
Into pneumonia, over night.
It you have a, cough or cold do riot
risk Pneumonia when Foley's Honey
and Tar will cure you quickly and
strengthen your lungs. ,
Remember the name Foley's
Honey and Tarand refuse any
substitute offered. Do not take chance
With some unknown preparation that
coats you the aame when you can get
Foley's Honey and Tar- that costs
you no KIOTO and is safe and cectala
in results. Contains no opiates. V
Cured After Physicians Said Ha
Had Consumption.
B. H.' Jones, Pastor M. E. Church,
Grove, Md., writes: 'About seven or
eight years ago I had a very sever cold
which physicians said waa very sear
pneumonia, and 'which they afterwards
pronounced consumption. Through a
friend I was induced to try a sample of
Foley's Honey and Tar, which gave me
to much relief that I bought some of
the regular sixe7Twrorthre bottle
cured mo of what the physicians called
consumption, and I have never bad any
trouble with my throat or lungs sine
that time."
Three sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00.' '
The 50 cent six contains two and
one-half times as much as the small six
and the $1.00 bottle almost six times
as much., o- ; ;,v
SSLD AM KECCEK&ED IT
DIGGER CnOWDSJEACn DAY-ALL BARGAIN RECORDS BRQIlErr
Tomorrow Aa'ain a Galaxy of Stupendous Bara'aino in
Christmas Goods That Will Crowd Us to the Doors
There's no let-up to the excitement. ' This, Portland's best fchristmas store, is making new records daily giving bigger bargains
land offering more stupendous, values than at all other stores combined. There's no ifs nor ands about itr-SIMPLYFACTS and,
nothing else. Buying for cashTand tuying la quantities, that tells the tale of why we can and do undersell all cbmpetitionT-Get
posted read our ads., The doings of this store are of momentous importance to you. Come tomorrow if you have never been here
before. The Xmas sales are in full swing, and you should share in the savings. , . , v - . ,
35c
MAT IPIRIS
All fancy styles, sterling silver
and gold, plated novelties;
every one worth 25c
to 35c. Choice :
for. . . .
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OMYAMMILL ,
SHOP IN THE MORNIN GS
If possible and avoid the afternoon rush. .
15c and 25c
Clean-up lots from to
day's big sale; plain and fancy;
up to j inencs wide;
worth to 25c:
Choice. . , t. .
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TomorrowOne of the Greatest of the Christmas Sales 500 Dozen 6,000
WOMES 50c LACE COLLARS I2c-
A sale so g'reat that we: have gfiven: over liIOO
feet space for display and sale of this neckw'r
Think of the biggest and best Neckwear sale you've ever attended and we promise you it
will be as nothing compared to this sale 6,000 of the handsomest of Women's Lace Collars
in this sale at 12jc each, and you $ick from values upto 50c. The finest and daintiest of
imitation Irish Point Lace and there's many of them so exquisite you can hardly tell them
from the finest importedreaLUce;traighLa,ndtabeffectsibeautiful designs, in wjiite,
cream and butter color. Loiiars that are worth zoc, ooc and duc, and
they have never been sold for less. Pick out the finest choose 50c
collars if you want All in one lot, and ten extra ,
salespeople to wait on the crowds. Choice ..... . . ....... .v ..... . .
Tomorrow We Begin Our First Great Clearance Sale of
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WOMEN'S FINEST TAILORED SUITS
WAITER SON ONLY MAN .
VyiTHOUT SIN, SAYS TWfiN
. Ooarnal Sptclal Srvi. '
Htw Tork, Deo. 12. Henry Watter-
aon of the Loulavlll Courier-Journal
waa'.tha sruest of honor at the annual
dlnnrlaatnit:ht at ha Waldorf-AS
torla of the Kentucky society of New
York and - spoke on "Kentucky in
Ootham." John O. Carlisle presided.
ODflDIW ML rAu
My New Obesity Food Quickly Reduces Your
Weight to Normal. Requires No Starva
tion Process and Is Absolulely Safe
TRIAL PACKAGE II AILED FREE
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The. A Vivo Xllnstratloa Khows the Semarkahle - SlTeet of This Wosderfnl
Oaesl.r rood What It Xaa dob a for Others It Will Do to Ton.
My new Obesity Food, tnltkn at mal-
time, rompels petfect aKslmllatlon ofi
.i.e food and sends the foo nutriment
where it belongs. v It require nn-stnrva-i
tlon pnooesa You can nUfli you want
It makes muaole, bone, nrrve and
brain tissue out of ttte ffSreeee fat. and,
?ulrkly reduces your welaht to normal,
t takes oft the bis; stomach snd ..re-i
lleves the compressed condition find en-1
a hies the heart to act freely and the!
TnVifS"--jHejMi,natiiraTlv. and the kid-!
tieva and liver, to perform therr fuhc-i
tlo'ns In a natural manner. , You will!
feel better the first ey. Voti'try this
wonderful home fond. Fill out coupon
barawlth and mall today. -
FREE
This empee Is Soed Sne see trtil parkas
of KelWs's obmltr Foe4 with testimonials
from bnnriTed who bars Sees frsatlr rs.
ilnred, ai.lled free la Uls psrkst. Hlmply
fill In yenr aims and sddrtss oa dotted-Uses
belnw sad mull '.. ...
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Amona; those present were John Fox,
president of the National Democ ratio
club; Melville E. Stone, August Thomas,
Qeorse Harvey and ex-Governor Pavid
R. Francla of Missouri.' t -.
. Mr. Carlisle . read letter of regret
from- Mark- Twain,, la which the latter
aald his health prevented his attend
ance and concluded:
"May Watteraon Ions- keep his super
fluity of It (health) since It cornea' of
hla belnar about the best man in the
country at the present time and. aa I
think, the only one without aln."
SUGAR TRUST FINEJ .
AGAIN FOR REBATING
(Jmra.i Special rSme.J
New York. Deo. li. Flnea anareg-at-Ins
1150,000 have been imposed by
Judt-e Holt in the United Statea circuit
court upon) the American Sugar Refin
ing company and the Brooklyn Cooner
age company, after the defendants
through counsel had pleaded guilty to
Indictments charging the acceptance of
rebates on augar shipments In violation
of the Elklna anti-rebatlng act. The
augar refining company was fined ISO.
000 and the cooperage company I70.S0O.
After the flnea were Imposed, United
States District Attorney Stlmson, who
conducted the prosecution, - told -the
court thst he thought the amount of
the fine assessed was sufficiently Urge
to act aa a deterrent to rebatera In the
future, and that the government would
eonaent to the. remainder of the Indict
menta against the American Sugar Re
fining company and the Brooklyn Coop
erage company being dismissed. Judge
Holt granted a motion dismissing the
other Indictments. .
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION
CONDEMNED BY KAHN
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New York, Deo. It. Japanese immi
gration was bitterly denounced In a
speech last night by Representative
Julius Kahn of Ban Francisco at a din
ner of the New York Credit Men's asso
ciation, held at the -Hotel St. Dennla
Hla subject waa "The Japaneae Ques
tion aa Affecting San Francisco."
The people of the Paclflo coast, ha
aald, were satisfied that the Japaneae
would always remain loyal to the mika
do, and the oath of naturalisation would
be to them a hollow mockery. Califor
nia did not want that kind of cltlaen-
ship and did not Intend to have It If
thev could prevent It.-
"The people of the coast." he aald.
"had their experience with Chlneee
coolies, and now were threatened with
an oriental Invasion still more serious.
for the Japanese have all the vices of
the Chinese, with none of their virtues."
-We. have gone through the stock, picked out all the ones, two snd three of s kind and odd lots of our fastest sellers snd
marked them down a full third to a half in rdtxoxlear. them immediately. This offer includes our very finest, all the
pattern garments, all the sample suits, snd embraces one of the finest lines of clever suit models ever shown in this city
garments far out of the ordinary made for the best and finest trade fashionably cut, elegantly trimmed, and gar
ments that in every respect equal the best turned out by the most famous modistes. It's sn extraordinsry chance, in
deed, to buy a high-class aristocratic suit for little money.'; Probably 40 suits in all and at these sacrifice prices every
one should go tomorrow. ...
Women's Suits
In the latest styles;
all garments actually
cheap at $20, cut to.,
$13.00
Women's Velvet Suits
Model garments that
we sold special --at-$28;
now reduced to,,
$19.98
Women's Suits
One and two of a -kind;
former prices
up to $32; now... .
$20.00
Another Chance to Secure One of Those
WOMEN'S $10 TO $20 COATS
Enough left for tomorrow's sale over half of them sold today" and at the
time of going to press the crowd In our cloak room is something immense.
Long H snd lengths; plaids, mixtures, checks, etc.; many silk and satin
lined; all $10 to $20 values and all sizes' Pick out $20 cloaks if you want at,
In the
Draperie-s
Just In Special bargain lot of
Lace Door Panels, all fancy
designs, fine nets; worth up
to 76e. Choice , C
50 and DC
Tard wide fancy Sllkollnes in
the - newest patterns and col
ors; remember, yard wide and
an lo grade ' 111.
Tard ILiC
St-lnch Art Draperies, In ele
gant designs; worth , up to
60o yard ' 1 Cn
294, 24 and.... IOC
SANTA
IS HERE
And he will be in his Grotto in our Second Street Toy Store from 3 to-3 o'clock
. - . every afternoon.
BRING TI1C CHILDREN TO SEE HIM TOMORROW
And let them tell him what they wish for Christmas. . Jolly Old Santa Claus. bids
all Portland's boys and girls welcome. Come.
BUY YOUR TOYS HERE AND. SAVE HALF
Have you seen our great display?. It's one of the wonders of the city 10,000 ssm
ple) Toys are here for your selection, and at prices that save you money. Don't
spend a penny for Toys until you see ours, or you'll regret it.
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Men's: 50c Neckwear
ALL DEMOCRATS WIN
EXCEPT W. R. HEARST
fjrmrsll Checlsl Service.)
New Tork. Dec. 12 Complete and
official, returna of the vote cast for
state officers In every county . of New
Tork state in the recent state election
show that the entire Pemocratlo atate
ticket, except its candidate for governor,
waa elected. Charles E. Hughes, Repub
lican candidate for governor, waa elect
ed by a plurality of 17,171.
The pluralities for the Democratic
candidates for the state officers show
below Mht6rgov(ittior -ranged from
An entire new lot and it's the best yet Made up of the short
ends of silks out of which the finest SOc Ties are made; wide
j fmir-in-hand. tecks and shield tecks; sll the
. . .. -J Mlnra. all VL- Ties anil if thev
most oeaiunui panel" - - , " ' " . , .
are not as prettv as the best you csn buy elsewhere st 50c, don t buy
them. Choice, each. . -
19c
Women's
KIMONOS
2,000 of them at a sacrifice; made
f fancv and Persian effect Flan
nelettes, nicely trimmed. VJc
Lot 1 worth 75c, cut to".... ul v
LOIS O KIMONOS
Lot 2 worth $179, now...
98c
Groceries
20c Afbuckle Coffee, lb 154
5-lb. can of Cottolcne; always sold
at 60c, cut to......, 0J
1,000 lbs. loose Muscatel Raisins:
never sold under 10c, jer lb...TJ
10c Rainier Mineral Soap, 2 bars
ior ,.;154
Linens and )
Domestics
18o genuine old-fashioned Rus
slsn Toweling, It Inches wide,'
yard 12H
Hill ends 18-Inch fsncy mixed
cotton Suitings; worth 10c f
yard....'. J)C
J7-inch fancy Flannelette, for
kimonos snd wrappers; finest
lc grade.. , 17 1
ynrd.V v.-:-rrT-r-riTrf-fi-rt s J t2t
1.000 large 6&o Sheet for 1
hour. S to 10 o'clock and only
4 to a customer. . -Each..............
39c
Sample China Sale
A thousand pieces only, snd those that buy while this lot lasts
sfet the bargain of the year All samples and all fine china;
salad bowls, cake plates, creamers, cups snd saucers,, sugar
bowls, pin trays, celery Trays, vases, etc.; from 10 to 20 pieces
of-a kind;-many in the lot worth -up to $1.50. ' Choice 69s,
39e and 16e each. ,
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Thousands of Pairs Finest
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
and Every Pair at a Saving
Men's fine Kid Slippers, in blsck,
tan and wine, fancv trimmed, kid
lined; all 4.2 and $250 ?Q
values a pair jaa7
Women's hand knit Slippers, in all
colors; just the kind you want for
Xmas gifts; sold all over 07s
at $1.25 a pair .VC
Women,s$2.00 Felt Juliets
Just 51c under the regular price, and many people tell us
these sre ss good as others ask $2.50 for; made of finest
felt, in black, red. brown, gray and green; all fur trimmed;
nana turnea soies; every pair a Bargain at rair.,
Finest Christmas
SOFA PILLOWS
$1.19. $2.29 and $2.98
Worth up to $5.00
Just 200 of them and every one jit about half
price. Beautiful .Silk and Satin Pillow Cov
ers; plain and figured: many with deep fancy
ruffles; filled with best silk floss; just the
thing for Xmss gifts, snd st these prices t"he
biggest kind of bsrgains; worth up to $5.00.
Choice, f 1.10. fle, f 2.29 snd ' up
to .....2.98
500 regulsr 35c Fancy Laundry Bags, Qr
full site r ''i'?'
Odd rots of iSe-and 35 Fancy -Ilsnd
Psinted Pillow Tops choice........
13c
95c for $3.00
UMBRELLAS
That's tomorrow's great offer from the Bartlett
Palmer Umbrella stock, which wt captured at
25c on the 'Dollar.
Genuine Gloria Silk
And you know that's the kind that wears the
best Men's Umbrellas snd Women's Umbrellas:
natural wood, pearl, silver and beautiful gold-
tnounted handles: Paranon frames in fact. youU
aay at a glance theY are the best S3 Umbrellas
you ever saw. Come and see. . It's a sale so
great that at the rate they are selling eVerv one
should go this week. All the Harriett
A Palmer stock; values no to $3.00.
Choice .r. ,
95c
All $1.00
J.Tmbr?HajL
36c
$3.50 to $5.00
Umbrella.
I I $7.50 to $10
Biff Sale
HEN'S SOCKS
A thousand pair of these Men's
35c Socks at 17c, and that means
you get 2 pair for the price of 1
Made of fine soft finish light
weight blsck cashmere, gray heel
and toe, an sizes; regular 3oc
values at 3 pair for 0
a pair
17c
Candies
1,000 lbs. fancy mixed Cream Ijm
dies; absolutely pure and sold by
sll confectioners at 20c 1A
Just half price, lb. ....... IlC
20c Stick Candy; all kinds; , IA
for 1 day lb. . . . .. .. . . . A.IUC
A Rousing Sale of
XmasSilks
25c, -49c and 65c Yard
Worth up to $1.00 Yard
Three sensational lots and at price mt low as
to bring here every woman with silks to buy.
3,000 yards 20-inch China Silks, all colors;
just the thing for fancy work; cheap st 3c
snd some worth 50c. )Zr
Choice 0
2,000 yards fancy striped Prati de Cygne, is)
light or dark effects, - fur - waiil andsms;
made to aril at 90c. ' AOf
Special l'
1.000 yards 27-inch Black Tarfrta S-lk, fine
ouatity. good weight j a barsram f
at $1.00
Od.ls and ends and hrt Irtiirth of 5.:'-; r
"t "Small lot, and includ!n vnfirrs lip tr-'
75c and $1.00 a yard clixice - -
1.442 for Chandler to 14,250. for Martin
H. loiynn, Democratlo candidate or
comptroller. , . ,
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