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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. ' FEBRUARY 8." 1807.
(10 RENT FOR IDfE
TELEPHONES
Company Will Not Ask Subscrib
: ers to Pay Until Repairs
V V.:. Are Made.
THREE WEEKS YET V V
FOR THE EAST SIDE
Important Leads Crippled and Line
Leading ) From . Them r Will , B
' Silent for. Some Tim , to Come-
Good Progress on West Side.
' Three thousand telephones 'are till
out of rommlwlon on the east aid and
.it will be. several week yet before the
service la corrected. With the,' excep
tion of -the Iovajoy street, 'Willamette
IMfhta and . Portland Heights lead, all
the telephone on the west aide will be
in operation by tha middle of next week.
'But until the phonea are working- again
no rent wll be charge- ;t -r
The greaeatdamag on the eastlde
waYdono along- Eaat Stark afreet. Union
and Wllllama avenue, although out
Mount Tabor way every wire, waa eev-
ered. -JUtogetber .over 2.000, telephones
went out of convnlsefon on the east aide
and more than half of these are atlll to
be placed in operation.,- . , ;
"Our eriou trtouble," said City Man-
: ager C F. Hickman of the telephone
. company. ia a UuUc of experienced line-
' men. W are makxig every effort to get
more men. Ten mencame in from8pokan
tbla morning and w have received line
men from Seattle, Taooma, Walla Walla
and all the other town from, tha upper
'Willamette valley, and atlll we haven't
. anything; like enough men to carry on
the repair Work, , . .
-The weet 'aide ia pretty well cleaned
- up. There ye remain some difficult
cable apliclngt to do where the lines
come out of thy conduit and go on to
the pole, but I - think another week will
, aee tela aide of the river in good shape.
"Our worst trouble i yet -to come,
." The William avanue, Union avenue and
Eaat Stark street leads are in very bad
shape. Nearly aO the lines that feed
from.-theaa.lead we out of -commission-
-. and It will take perhaps three weeks to
get them repaired."
. The financial loss J fully a heavy aa
first thought and approximates $200,000.
The company will not only lose the cost
of repair, but it- will also lose tha In
come for tha better part of a month
from several thousand phones - -
"We are now preparing to send to our
subscribers,'' continued Mr: Hickman, "a
statement notifying them that no tele
phone rent will be collected for the pe
riod during which their 1 fines are out of
" order. This will represent no small
figure to the company, a It mean tha
, toll from several thousand telephones."
"MITwauVlo Country Club .
Eastern and California raoe. Take
Bel wood and Oregon City- ears at First
'and Alder. 1 w :
'; jnvfsrrad Stock Canned Ooods.
Allen A Lewi Beat Brand.
JUDGE FIKES L06AN tl.'lTIL
HE QUITS COURT
Lawyer Tells Judge Frazer He Is
Talking Too Much, and
Court Retaliates.
,Sf
I wlthdrata- from this case and I
will never - try another easa in thl
court," announced Attorney John F. Lo
gan, yesterday afternoon, at in same
time gathering up hi paper and pre
paring to leave circuit juage eraser
courtroom. Mr. Logan had Juat been
fined 1 10 for "talking back" to tb court.
The tilt occurred during the trior of
the damage suit of Kattierina Huntsman
against K, L Eckeraon, which began
Tuesday morning-. At a previous hear
Ing the Jury disagreed and at the eo
and trial every point wak contested with
the greatest stubbornees. Logan, who
waa retained by Eckeraon, continually
excepted to the court's rulings and at
times attempted to argue the point
after the ruling had been made. The
court advised him that he waa talking
too much, and even one of the Jurymen,
Fred Buffum. voiced a protest agalnat
the unnecessary delay.
"The court Is talking too mueh. tU
aally shouted Logan, with heat.
'Enter a fine of IS. against John
Logan," said the court.'
All right," responded John Logan.
"but I still object to your remarking so
much from th bench." .
'Enter another fine of -,---said -tha
Judga.
"If you fine me again, I'll withdraw
from th ease," said Logan.
rvary -wllr I'll fin you another
"Al right, your honor, I'll pay thesa
fine." aald Logan, gathering up hi
papers, "I withdraw from thla case,
and I will never try another case In
thla .court."..
Attorney J F. Booth thereafter at.
tended to Eclceraon's Interests. Spencer
and Davl"ar Mr. Huntsman' attor
ney, -t. . . - - v
PAID OFF BARKEEPER -
AND THEN BEAT HIM
Because, after navlnv off Vila - bar.
tender,' Hugo Tannenaee gave his em
ploye a beating and threw him Out.
the saloonman will have to pay $7i
damage. Th bartender, whoa name
1F.: M'-Staubeandt.-Bued ' for - $2,010,
but the circuit court jury decided that
hi Injuries were worth less than 4
per cent of that um.
A NEW DEPARTURE
fa Cost of laterments at, mm Oreet.
ly Bednoed by the Xolmaa Ua.de.
taalnr Company.
Heretofore it ha been tb custom at
funeral director to make charges for
all Incidental connected with a funeral
Tha Edward Holman Undertaking com
pany, tha -leading funeral director of
Portland, beginning July.l. 10. will
depart from this old custom. When the
casket ia furnished by us It cost will
Include all charges, such aa conveying
th remain to our cnapei. outside box,
embalming, heaxaa to cemetery and all
services which may - be required of ua
except clothing, cemetery and carriages,
thus affecting a saving of lit ts 171 oa
each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAK
ING COMPANY, v
110 Third street, corner Salmon,
"AIL WCMITEOS iDDS (SCOP
IS THE SLOGAN AT THE.
4.
IVoKnrwtsr Coimxn Fixtsr aSauapm Sts.
SvoJdhChallenflcd to Meet These Prices
Challenge Sale Prices on Men's Clothing
Suppose reu buy a suit t
tha maker paid for tha cloth, wouldn't
you consider yourself a shrewd buyer
That's precisely what you'll do her at
our Great Clearance Sala.
Men's and young men's 15.04 and $.
- ; neat t-button buaines ' Suit, in
check and trip, at ........ $2.65
Men's ll wool mixed business Suits,
in this season's latest models. In both
"' single and double-breasted,- in plain
. and fancy Scotch mixtures; In thla
lot you will ' find every suit to be of
exceeding good value; choloe. 94,95
. Chslleao Sala Mom aa, -1 ;. ;
. -. :' Overcoat -,;
Men's and young men's f 10 all wool
. kersey and thlbet Overcoat, in black,
blue and brown, well mads and vary
- . sightly: both tha plain and velvet col- .
lar; choice at 95.95 '
Men' and young men's $20 to S2S Una
- of Overcoats, in th medium and H
.'lengths, in meltons, kerseys, vicunas -
and Scotch mixtures. In black, brown,
Oxford and fancy novelties; In this
line yon will find the plain full ef-"
feet and moraxtremform-fittingly
-'"'cholc . riT.-iTi. 99.60"
Men' well - made Il.tO Work- Pant
at 55
at 91.85
Men'a ft worsted dress Pant at. 9 1.89
Men's I J. 10. all wool worsted dress
Pants at ...-92.25
Men'a SS.00 all worsted and cheviot
--, dreas Pant at ......92.95
' Ohallear Sala Vrloea oa
Men's Purnlshinst
Men's lo Jersey ribbed Bhlrt and
Drawer at 18 d
'Men's' TSo laundered dreaa Shirts In
madras and percales . i ...45d
Men'a I1.B0 all wool plash lined Shirt
and Drawers ....95d
Men's ISo Fire and Polios Suspenders
at--.. 12c)
Men' fl.50 heavy weight knit Sweater.
in red and blue 834
Men's (Oe well mad drill work Shirts
at ...4 290
Men'a 7 do and f 1.00 Neckwear, In teck
and four-ln-handa. U kinds, all
style, at ,.35d
Men' 7 So black sateen Shirts, . yoke
back and guamted, at 49
Boys' 50o fleece lined Shirts and Draw.
era at .25d
Boya 60c Mother Friend Shirt Waists
at . .... , . . . . . ..-.-.,v-.lT
Boys l(o dress Suspenders at . ...10t
Boys' 25o outing flannel Shirt Waist
at ......,.8d
Ladies' Waists
In new styles at 25, 50, T5 and
91.00; worth 7 So, 11.50, (2.00 and $2.
- j
Boys' Clothing:
Boys' all wool double-breasted. I -piece
-School Suits, in tweeds and fancy
Scotch mixtures, worth up to 23.50
at . ......... 91.95
Boys' lengthReef era. In all. wool
. serges snd chinchilla. In blue and
voxford; sixes 2 to II; regular 17.00
- and 28.00 valuea ..93.95 -
Boys' 26o Knee Pants ...15
Boy t5e wool mixed Km Pants. S5d
Boyr 60o Knea Pants 25
Boy' all wool 7 60 and 2to Knee Panta
at . 45
7- MutUn Underwear. .
19 for 26o Corset Covers and Draw-
era -
45 for 05o Oowna V " " . '
BO for 11.00 Chemise.
50 'or OOo Sklrta '
. , Chanaaf Sal Mom aa .
Shoes
Ohallenga Sala Frio on Men's finest
24.00 snd 26.00 Shoes Is ......92.39
Men's, I ISO dres and work Shoe
at ...91.39
Finest 22.00 Ladles' Shoes ....91.59
Finest 21-60 School Shoes ...... -.59
'Finest 2200 Ladles' Oxfords 97
Fint 22.00 Men'a-and Women'a Blip---per
at ....................... .96
Clearaaoa Sal Frio an Ladles' 210 and
. 220 Cravenettea ts ............ 93.15
Ladies'
JtylisH
Long
Coats
Lithographs T , -
I " . 1 . ,1 - - - I ' 14 II - I
v Y rJ AH during tha ChaUengo L
i tsV ll J I 1 1 Sale with any and every - ' k
y V w , J purchase a beautiful 11th- , : C'V . - ':
93.95 for all tlO Coats.
96.95 for all 215 Coata
99.95 Ukea pick of tha stock, values
up to 236.00- '.
92.99 for 210 and 211.10 Children'g
CoatslO tyla ,
The Boston Challensee
Any Store In Oregon te
, Meet These Prices
aVadlsa' apparel sartable for m a
early spring;.
97.50 for all our 216 to 2I Ladles'
; Suits; all tha new models to pick
n from.
912.50 for your choice of tha finest
Ladles' Suit In th house; !.S0 to
t!7.60 models Included. -
Ladles Skirts
Wslklngahdt)rsr Skirts, man tad
: ored: 22 different styles.
J 2.85 for Skirts worth p to 20.60.
2.SO for 27.60 to 215.50 ladles' Neck
-- Fura - . ....
Miscellaneous
Caallaar Sal Frio on 21.00 C & Les-
- prite Corsets is 35
Challaaur Sala Frio on 22.00 to 22.00
Lac Curtains Is ..-91.19
Challeng Mala Flies oa 21.60, 22.00 and
22.60 Men's and Women'a Umbrellas
'-"" IH ""-- ' ' -'" e'e s a e a 7
OhaUsaga Sala Frloa on 21.60 Marseilles
Bedspreads Is ...... 1 .. 1. .... . .88
On 22.60 Bedspreads It's 91.41
On 25.00 ones 91.98
SO for Short Kimonos worth 21.00 and
21.26.
95 for Kimonos worth 21.60 to 21.00.
11 for Ladles' best grades -of 2 to
Hose. T styles.
11 for Children's 26o Ironclad Hose.
14 for all 26 Underwear.
13 for all 40a. and 60e Underwear. .
'440 ror au T&o and fi.oo unae
99 for aU 22.00 aad 2126 Flannel
Oowna . . .
& CollossaB Deail
I Conover & Cos "Star" Brand Shoes at 55c on the Dollar
ii . ..Hi? V -
A J W''
Cohn & Levey's Clothing Stock at 37c on the Dollar
Conover Co.'s $3.50 and
$4.50 "STAR" (fcf$D Rf
Brand Shoes m Jj 3)U
In all leathers and lasts ge for..... CjOx y
THE CONOVER SHOE CO." WAS LOS ANOELES FINEST SHOE
- - STORE PLA VINO THE RACES FINISHED THEM
$5.00 to
TO vKfliV
Conover CS, Co.'s
$6.50 "STAR
Brand Shoes
In all leathers and lasts go for...
FOR EVERY PAIR THAT GOES WRONO THE CHICAGO GIVES
s -;''n ---- - A new pair free ,H---'. -
Robert Johnston ft Rand, Eleventh and Washingtoa. avenue, St. Louis,
makers of the famous "Star" brand of shoes, made up specially for the Con
over Shoe Co.-of . Los Angeles 288 cases of their finest custom bench made
$4.00 to $0.60 shoes for spring trade. The Conover Co. failed January 9 and
the shoes en route to them were offered to us at 65c on the $1.00 of factory .
coat We paid the cash the shoes are hers. Every pair fully guaranteed.
Every pair 1907 style. . '-. .
Cohn CS), Levey $15 and $18jMj k
Suits, Overcoats and (t7 .-felhirfm m
2 Cohn CR), Tp.vftv S9n K99 $9 m A
auiea.ui -mm r J I ' '1 'laTV-f .
auits, u vercoats ana t,
Cravenettes rt5f Lw
known to swell dressers .........
UNRESTRICTED CHOIOt
... W w aVVsavW ta M4 S 2VVaa .-,,,. I ' -
Any Suit, Overcoat or Crav-
a f- R f f In the Chicago ; this means everything ; no
vHOUC; stowaways (nothing reserved). Cohn &
ieveys lines x $i.du to qr.au garments in- Kyi n a
eluded (the best in the world) .' Every one the (! 4 j fl l
handicraft of America's most famous tailors U . II I
for . . ........... eeeV....... i . . . .. . . Vj-LL liO V
The $15,500 stock of Cohn & Levey of 855 Broadway, New. York,
is on our tables. :- Every late style, all this season's makes, all popu
lar materials in every desirable shade, checks, plaids, stripes, mix
tures and plain colors. Every suit is hand tailored and would
sell at wholesale for much more than we are asking,
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Crowds Were at the Sale Yesterday Were You There?
GO TODAY. IF YOU CAN'T, THEN GO TOMORROW. DONT DELAY, FOR HERE'S A CHANCE OF YOUR LIFETIME TO OUTFIT YOUR FATHER. SON OR BROTHER
COMPLETELY. THAT'S WHY THESE COMBINED SHOE AND CLOTHING STOCKS ARE DRAWING SUCH CROWDS DAILY. -
No Outside Orders
V Filled.
Come to the i
H Store.
CHSCA
ao n .(TD.T
MING. CO
69 and 71 Third Street, bet. Oak and Pine Sti. Next Door to Ainsworth National Bank
Your Money Back
for anything that Is
not In every way
satisfactory.
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