The Oregon daily journal., March 08, 1907, Page 17, Image 17

TIIS OREGON DAILY JOUrsIIAL. rOPvTLAND. FRIDAY EVCNINO. MARCH ;8, 1607.
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We will be glad to deliver it and install it in your kitchen for that first
payment, then if it gives entire satisfaction you pay ONE DOLLAR A
WEEK If it is not entirely satisfactory to you, your, money will be
refunded. You test the Eclipse before you pay for it ; i
' The Sliding Damper.
These Eclipse Ranges
have all modern improve
ments. ' The pouch feed,
the broiler ratchet, the
sliding damper, the ther
mometer on the oven, the
en door, and other new
Why Is the "Eclipse" Best?
The secret of the success of the Eclipse as a baker
becomes no secret at all after a little investigation.'
It all lies in .the fire-box and oven proportions. .
Your Wife Is Entitled to
theEclipse,
Every housewife in this day and age should have a 1$
Steel Range in her kitchen. T She Is entitled to this
IThe fire-box area is just about ONE-FIFTH that labor-saving invention. Her housework, gives her
' duplex grate, outside spring on oven door, and oth
. features. , . . , . -V ' . ' '.".'.'.
; ; Plan of the Scientific Oven ;
- ADupl gTte.-A almpla tnrit of the rod converts it Into a
. wood or coal grate. .' i;' -
." B Adjustable damper. May be entirely or partially, closed,
. allowing of perfect control of the oven.- ; '-, ":
' ' C Angle plate on bottom of oven, by means of which beat is
- .thrown to the front and moat remote corners, ' . y ' ...
D Bottom fine, through which heat escapes after encompass-
,;. : ' f the oven. v, ,,, ; ; ' -.-,;''',;- V:
ARROWS indicate course of heat .
- when damper B is dosed. ;
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t . of the.baking (or oven) area,-: Most other "ranges on
; : the 'market have fire-boxes a . great deal smaller in
' proportion to the oven,' about ONE-EIGIJTH. ; . ,
v olt requires no great knowledge of mechanics to,
. . understand that the, larger the fire-box attached to
an oven the quicker that oven will be hdated to the
baldng'point. , '.y;" ti:-. 1 1 i "' '' ': ''
And there you have the true reason of the great ;
'.success of our range7..-irr"- i i -f:7T' -V-: J
C The "ECLIPSE" oven is built on scientific
. principles the principles underlying hot-air furnace
! and locomotive or steam engine construction.
. .- In the hot-air heating furnace one cubic inch of
fire-box capacity will' heat one hundred cubic inches
v of hall space; ; That is, the ratio is 1 to 100. Radia -;!,
tors' are, installed upon this basis. i''? V, ; jy"
. In locomotive construction the ratio of the fire- ;
box -or heating capacity is about l'to 8 of the sur- i
' face to be heated. ;" . . : '' yy
r 4 NOTE THE DIFFERENCE Other ranges on
1 the market have a fire-box and oven'ratio of 1 to 8,-
' which,' especially after hot-water pipes are added,
gives a fireplace too small to properly heat the pyen.
Hence, the complaints of "slow baking" our "cbm
petitors have to listen to. '';.
. ,Now,-the heating capacity of the fire-box in the
( .ECLIPSE" Range is fully, l"to"5.' V- 7
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AND THAT IS THE SECRET
labor enough without the added worry of the
. kitchen and a poor baking stove. V .
- The, "ECLIPSE" Is built for a lifetime and gives
you dollar value for every dollar spent It is made ,
of blue planished steel, which requires no blacking;
. riveted tight, with oone-head - rivets it cannot
crack or warp or break. , .
: The body of the "ECLIPSE" Range is built of
;xold:rolled steeL and has three- walls about the ?
i oven the outer and inner walls being built of steel
. and the middle wall of heavy asbestos, all securely
hand riveted together. In fact, it is built like a
locomotive in its thoroughness.. . : "' ' . --'j
It has a large oven and a large fire-box; a high" '
warming closet, perfect dampers and draft regulator.
The sliding damper is an exclusive feature of the
"ECLIPSE." It gives you perfect control ofhe
' oven. ": - ..r
The oven is very ouick in its action, baking
bread quickly and evenly. This is its chief merit. .
There is no range in existence that is its equal in
bakincr Qualities. i -4 . , . ' '
The woman who once uses the , "ECLIPSE"
Range will never be satisfied with another make,
nor will she be content to go back to the use of the
common cook stove. ' : y -y .y' .'-'
Of its great success as a baker. The fire-box is
built on the right proportion to the oven." ; . ..
$1 Down
$1 a Week
, We take your old stove and allow' you all it Is
worth in part payment for a range. ; ' ' ; :
Tour-hole
"Eclipse'
$45"
We do a large mail order business. - Send for free Illustrated Catalogue.
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These handsome 8-day Clocks, just like
the "cut, will be given FREE with every;
Range order received (tomorrow) Satur
day. " You pay $4 or .$5 for these clocks'
at the regular dealers, but may obtain
one free 7 if you will place" your range '
order tomorrow. Will accept phone
orders Saturday."; :7:';: '.
ADAHS JURY HI
V DISAGREEfslEHT
After '. Mort Than Thirty-Two
; Hours Nothing Nearer Than
' ' Even Division.
COURT IS THEN CALLED
v AND JURY DISCHARGED
And Cam Hnat B Tried OrerFor
' Houre, Majority of One for. Con
' ' Tlotloo Judge Compliments Ue
Jurymen tor Diligence. '
WilltM Ida.. Marrh . Tha Jury in
tha trial of Stava Aduma for murder of
ad Tylan attar oalnc in aaltberation
noon tha Vardlot alne 11 ' o'clock
Wadnasday foranoon Uat oranlna at 1:t
callad for tha Judca aad announced
tbrouah Foreman Gaora Ellara that tt
H impoaaible to aarea upon a verdict
and war dleohargod by Judca Wood.
'. Tha Jury for . many hours atood at T
for conviction and t for acquittal, and
j tt wta only on tha laat ballot, taken
shortly before the body called for the
court, that the juryman etood evenly
r Slvidcd, for conviction and for eo-
" aulttai. ' -...-:
Judaa. Wood thanked the, jurymen
for thai patience and diligence In aerv
' loo, after the foreman-declared 'poai-
tlvely that H wae impoaaible to reach
' a Verdict, and declared them discharged
In the courtroom were . all the at
torneys for both aides, -with only a few
spectators. All Interested vitally lath
is ruHvrvs to
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Cyril Biownell ot Umatilla County,
' (Bpeelal Dlipateh te The JoaraaLI '
'CorvaUls, Or, March a The O.- A- C.
debating team that goes . to Pullman.
Washington, In May Is composed of
Royal Selleck. leader,' who la Wasco
county boy: Mark. V. Weather ford of
OlHlam county, and Cyril Brownell ' of
UmatUla. .
Belleck was leader of the debating
team that last year won the Ootch cup
at O. -A. C. He sUnda high In his
classes. Is a senior and. Is especially. In
terested In literary pursuits. '"-.
Royal ; Selleck or Wasoo County,
.--Leader,. . , ..
Wsatherford Is a very popular student.
Is president of this year's senior olass,
studsnt manager of athletlca and- has
always taken an active part la literary
work. Us won first place In the local
oratorical tryout recently and will rep
resent O. A. C In tbs Interstate contest
In Corvsllls. April . ,
Brownell is editor-in-chief Of the col
lege "Barometer" and la also active In
literary sodsty work. '
t These young men made a fine showing
In the debet In-this city last Friday
evening, and. although the decision-was
In. favor of Willamette university,- It
caused no diminution of the favor in
which the audience that beard the de
bate held the home contestants. . -
Selleck. Weatherford and Browneln
will debate at Pullman . some time in
May. ;--'--. . c
case were present except Mr. Hawley
for-the state. - , .
This dlssgreement means that'ths
Steve Adams case mast bs tried again.
Stave W Adams was arrested in Ba
ker county, Oregon, more than a year
ago on the ebargs of having murdered
Jrey Tyler, a claim-Jumper, In the St
oe river region of Idaho, In August,
1104. - Jack Slmpklnsv also wantsd in
connection with tha ssme murder and
suspected Jn connection with the Bteun-
enberg murder, la still a fugitive from
justloe. r -
Adama was taken to the Idaho peni
tentiary at Boise. There he was In
formed that . Harry orchard, in eon-
fesslng ' the ssrasstnstlon of e -Govern
or Stetitienberg, had Implicated the
Western Federation Of Miners and had
asnerted thst Adama knew about the
pint to kill flteunenherg, and could be
brnurht hnrk to Idaho OB the charge
of killing Trior.
Adams made a confession to De
tective Mc-Parland, admitting that be
had shot Tyler with a rifle. "He also
told of the murder of Boule, another
claim-Jumper, and of an alleged plot
by the Western Federation of . Miners
to get Steunenberg. V
Adams, on Ms trial, asserted that he
had been forced to give the confession
and that the detective had assured him
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and remember the next time you suffer
from pain caused by damp weather
when your bead nearly hursts from neo.
raia-le try Ballard's Snow Liniment
It will cure you. A prominent business
man of Hempstead, Texas, writes: "I
have used your liniment Previous to
lining It I was -a srreat sufferer from
Rheumatism and Neursisla. I am
pleased td say that now I am free from
theee cnmplalnta. I am sure I owe thli
to vour liniment" Sold by ail drug-
alsta. ....'
of freedom If he would make a state
ment Involving the Western Federation
of Miners ta the assassination of the
ex-governor of Idaho. Detective Me
Parland and the- witnesses to the con
fession testified that no promises of
immunity were made. This testimony
was denied upon the witness stand by
The prosecution declares Adama will
be tried again for ths murder of Tyler,
but not' soonsr than the next term ttf
court, which begins In October. ' At
torneys for- the- def enss openly state
their belief thst Adsms will never be
tried again on the Tyler charge. The
expense to the county baa already been
136,000. , ....... , .
Rarah physics react, Weaken the bow
els, cnuss chronic constipation. Drum's
Regulets opersts easily, tone the stom-
soh. curs constipation. 2&o Ask' your
druggist for tnanu . .
GARFJELD MAH CHAMPID1
THRESHER OF COUNTRY
Nearly Five -Thousand Bushels
Oats In Ten Hours Wins
Fifty-Dollar Prize. V
(IpecUl DUpatdi ts Ths loaraat) -
' Garfield, Wash, , March I M. &
Krehbtsl, a prosperous farmer and
threshing macblns man, has just re
ceived by express ISO In gold from an
eastern threshing machine manufactur
ing company, as the prise to the win
ner in a contest invited by the company
among the users of Its machines, for
greatest amount of grain threshed In the
United States in a day with a 3-incu
separator.
In 16 hours Isst fall Mr. Xrehblel'a
machine threshed 4,U bushels of oata
on the ranches of James Walters and
Dulling and Bishop, about five miles
sast of here. This Included several
-moves" and "settings."
Mr. Bishop of Dulling and Bishop,
speaking of the crop on their 110 acre
ranch last season, said: . .
"Ws received from this tract of land
laat season 110,000. Our crop consisted
of hay and oats, and aftsr paying all
axpenses we will clear from laat year's
crop lo.eoo.- .
,r Warren Jones Dies tn Idaho.
' (Special Diepateh The Joarsal.t
Canby. Or.. March I. Mrs. decree
Zeek of this city has learned that ber
brother. Warren Jones, died at Wardner,
idano. weanesaay. tie was well known
In the Willamette valley. Hla father.
Thurston Jones, was a guard at the
state penitentiary and was killed by
outlaw Tracy when the notorious ban
dlt made bla escape from that institu
tion.
Tha remains wilt be shipped to Rub-
bard, the former borne of the deceased.
roc burial. ; , .j.,;
FINDS WIFE BRUTALLY
MURDERED BY ROBBERS
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St Louis. March (.When he re
turned from his office last' night, Her
man W. Quirnneim, presioent or the
Quernhelm Hard wale company, stumbled
over the lifeless form or Ma wlfo In ths
front hall of bis residence, 1730 Veeta
avenue, one of the fashionable residence
districts. . Mrs. Quernhelm'e throat, had
been out. she hsd been shot once, and
her body hsd been brutally torn and
bruised.
Scsttsred near the body were a largs
quantity -of Jewelry and several hundred
dollars tn currency; The only thtng
that waa saiaaing waa a pair -of feaad-
The Outlet Clotty Co.
Rugged Honesty of Materials and Construction Is the
Rock Foundation of All the. Outlet's ' .
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They have no equal because they are the best that's
. ,' y-; , made in Men's Apparel. , 7
. NEIV DEPARlT.3EiIT -
STEAMER, RAIL AND DRESS TRUNKS
; ;i made and constructed of the very
y' ?'.yr;; best gade of materials
- PROM $5.00 to $25.00 !
From $1.50 to 51C.5D
r
some diamond earrtnst. whih 'd e'-! M!ie A'.
torn from th. dead women'. er. Ii.'.e t
Mr. Quernhelm wse um'-.ie t f "''-' 1 '
any slue, and, aJthou- t e -i t .-1 -