THE OREGON DAILY : JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY ' EVENING. - MARCH H,'-'1S07.
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MRS, EDDY'S.
EVIDENTLY CONCEALED
i t"k CTAnIo4- I Aftfor Ount
- Bonds but Pay Taxes Only
Hundred Dollars Annually.
-n Concord. N. It, March 11 To aseer
- lain the truth about Mrs. Mary Baker
O.' Eddy's wealth, a Hearst News Berv
r loe reporter examined the books of the
- v' city tax collector and found that the
':., total on April 1. 10. was represenUnl
, to be only $St.tSO. On that day Mra
- 1 ddy paid la tasee tl.ltl.01. . v
I Under the lawf of New Hampshire a
- . taxpayer Is compelled to file a sworn
. caaid;AeSrjblPeleech,
- - piece of property . he possesses. In Mrs.
, " Eddy's schedule .tinder', the ..captions.
; .: ''Money on hand at Interest or on de
; posit." no entry is made, teavlnr it to
- be Inferred by the tax collector that she
, . has not a cent In any bank. President
Pernald of the National State CaplUl
' bank la this city today said she had
' '. bad an account In that Institution for
'. the last to years. Tbe amount of that
.' account ml alleged by counsel for Mra
- Eddy's son to be at least Sl.OOO.OQO In
cash and quick assets., v
.' Then again, tn the columns set apart
for the value of .stocks In banks and
" ether corporations In New' Hampshire
- and other states, no entry Is made, la
. dies tins that Mra. Eddy posseesea no
, such securities, although Fred N. Ladd,
v treasurer of the Loan A Trust Savings
...bank In this city, and auditor for Mrs.
Eddy, saldi -1 r ... ;.r-, v .;
' - '"Mrs. Eddy held many bonds of gilt
, edged - securities, . both national - and
state, .and that she had selected them
herself. . sad had purchased them
through, fire f the leading bond houses
In Boston." :
In full, the wealth of Mrs. Eddy, as
set forth on the books, ot the city tax
collector, l as follows: ' ' '
"Pleasant View homestead. I11S09:
the Tuttle lot. adjoining, lie; four
horses, 600; two cows, 5; carrlagea,
1200; stocks Id publio funds. IJJ.000.
Total, ' 154.160. 1. '.
That statement was filed by John H.
Quinby. assessor for the Seventh ward.
, In Concord.-" in which Mrs. Eddy resides.
Jt Is assumed he received It properly
sworn to from Mrs. Eddy or her at
torney,. "v.. i
When Quinby was asked today to
V When Quinby was asked todsy " tol 11 1 I .
show the -original schedule he hunted
through his house for about five min-i
" utes and then said he. could not find 1 j
.'.-I't
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, Her Concord' Home and Calvin
SOURCE OF FRUIT PESTS "
; DENOUNCED BY GRANGE
- (ftyertai Dispatdi Tee leareet)
Kussellvllle. Or.. March 14. The fol
lowlns; resolutions were passed unani
mously at the laat meeting- of Russell
vllle trance: .-. .
"Whereea, Numerous eld. neglected
trees are kept standing- on vacant lots,
to.,- around , Ruesellvllle, MontaviUa
and ..Mount Tabor, eonatantljr breeding
cale and other pests, to the annoyance
F
Columbia Phonograph Company
,; 371
fife
March Records
F
' Nearing the End. N . ' .
In a few days you will And us tn onr
tisw end beautiful home at Seventh and
. f " Washington streets. A combination of
--, aklll and money , will make our new
;H. . store the finest in Portland. At the
' present time we are at our old location
.. on Third street, near Morrleon. Ws
' are still holding THE BIO REMOVAL
BALB and will continue this bargain
, ' offering antll we move, which will be
- ' some time la the near future. We wilt 1
. save yon money if yon buy your ahoea .
- new. Remember, the and ef the sale la -.
, ' soon. . ,
Rosenthal's
Trm
ft XTs ahsss . IVs
WEALTH
Mnv lift-FrltraH
Corporation
Twelve
to the Extent of
and detriment . of all fruitralaera who
spray and ear, for their trees; be It
"Resolved. That we, the members of
RusseUville grange, hereby call . upon
the fruit commissioners and Inspector
of this district to destroy said trees
without further delay, or also to re
frain from coal-olllng apples that have
been infected from aald treea.
"Resolved, That wo can sea no Jus
tice In allowing trees on the Ladd farm
and other lots held for speculation to be
and remain breedtng-placee for pests
for honest horticulturists to fight"
" 'v'..-
WASHINGTON
STRLLT:
371
EASY ' PAYMENTS
The Machine That -Talks
The Sian That Tells
The Records That
T: . Win . '
Now on Sale
nxmo
T.
BWaeathaTa.
WANT A CANAL FROM "
EUGENE TO CORVALLIS
-Engsns, Or, March. 14. Tba Eugene
Commercial club hall It annual eleo
tlon of officers last night.. Dr. U Whit-
on was reelected president, Charlea 8.
wllllaraa waa chosen vlce-preeldsnt.
Vern D. Allison secretary. Darwin Brle
tow treasurer, F. M Day. C. A. Wlnter-
meler and r. I - Chamber, trustee.
Tbe club discussed the feasibility of
constructing a canal for navigation par
poses rrom Eugene to corvanis ana ap
pointed a committee to Inveetlgste tbe
source or water supply for me eanai.
CLEARS NIKE THOUSAND
HUN YEAR'S TIME
- Joseph Cloaeet purchased this morn
ing tha quarterblock at fhe northwest
corner of Third and Jefferson streets for
141.000.. The site was sold by Martin
Rosenbaum of Oregon City, who bought
it. less than one year ago for ISf.000.
A two-story brick and some small frame
buildings occupy the property.
' This property la diagonally across tha
street from the quarterblock bought
some months aga by B. M. Lombard for
tI7.S0O, and for which ha has been of
fered a substantial advance.
COUNCIL MAY HAVE BEEN
JOBBED ON CONTRACT
("pedal Dispatch to Tee laml.)
Walla. Walla, Wash March 14. Be
cause of agitation ag-alnst the purchase
of a garbage Incinerator from tha De
carls Manufacturing .company for tha
sum .of $18,000 soma time since, the
city council passed a resolution . au
thorising the city clerk to find out
where such incinerators bad been sold,
the capacity of the asms and tha price
various titles paid for them. When
tha contract waa made with the n.
earls company the blt was advertised
ao that only one Company oould bid.
which has oaused considerable com
ment Tha question as to whether the
city had ' been "Jobbed" on the price
paid was discussed by tha city oouncll
this ' afternoon tn a meeting of tha
committee of the whole. '
v RICH MAN'S PANIC.
' (Continued from Page One.) : .
la over. , A general Improvement In all
American stocks Is expected. - . -
Early this morning on Wall street
there - wis . but little excitement, trad
ers apparently 'not being- aware of tha
Impending; destruction of values. The
killing of yesterday punched tha big
fellows, but howls- are not expected
from hose quarters.
' The bleating lambs ware all shaken
out before yesterday's squeese started.
When tha market -opened it waa Irreg
ular. - Active stocks started up for
fractional gains, but at the end of 10
minutes a downward movement set In
that spread financial terror and disaster
broadcast. , , . ,
GOOD AUDIENCES AT
DR. DRIVER'S LECTURES
i Large audlenoes are nlghtlr orowdlng
0raeo- Methodtat-ehapel- to hear De l,
D. Drtr.er'e lectures on the "Founda
tions of Christianity Last night ha
dlaoussed "The Incarnation, of- Jesus
Christ, His Eternal Bonshlp 1 and the
Miraculous Birth." Tonlsht at T:4(
O'clock his subject wiU be The Inter
pretstloa of Bortptura. or Why There
Are 400 Denominations." ,
" There la a (rest lot of fold In Windy
Hollow, says tha Laker leer laraloV JJso
wind. ' . . . .
SAVED I1USDAUD
FROfJ SEflTENCE
Mrs. Hennelly- Declares, How
ever, That Storekeeper Con-
Y tinued to Abuse Her. .
TAKEN TO POLICE I
STATION AFTER SPREES
Kow Sb Seek Divorce- and Thinks
Two Thousand . Dollars Alimony
Would Be) an Excellent Balm
Husbnd Owns Drrgoods Store.
Dora Hennelly filed sslt for divorce
In the state circuit today from Thomas
A. Bennelly, alleging cruel and Inhu
man treatment. ' Mrs Hennelly ask for
alimony la the sunt of $1,000.
, In her complaint Mrs, Hennelly al
leges that she married Hennelly at
Vancouver, Washington. February 18,
ItOt, and removed with blm to this
city. She alleges that commsnclng In
June. 10, Henelly beat and abuaed her
dally r that he also called - her rtl
names and did everything to make Ufa
miserable for her, finally oaualng her
to leave him and live apart from him
t 11V nrat atreet.
. Mrs. Henelly alleges that Hennelly
owns property In Washington and Ore
gon worth it.ooo. That no aiso owns
a dry gooas store on intra ibw
valued at tS.000.. '
Mrs. Hennelly alleges that her hus
band Is a habitual drunkard and that
on several occasions ha waa picked up
by the police and taken to the station
to lleep off the affects of his drink
ing. She aays It was only by her In
tercession that Hennelly was not sen
tenced to serve time In Jail for hlr
drunken carousals. Despite these evi
dences of love and loyalty Mra, Hen
nelly alleges that Hennelly continnea
to beat and abuse hsr. 1 v
She asks the court In addition to the
alimony amounting to 11,000,. to allow
her IIS for fees with which. to conduct
her dlvoreo suit.
FATE SOOII III
Casa of Nelson and . Danlelson
Is to Ba Completed Late
Today. v'.''.;,.
Tha murder trial of Ed Nelson and
C. H. Danlelson. charged with tne Kill
ing of Oscar Llndgren. will go to we
Jury this afternoon. -It
waa ezoected thst the case would
be disposed of earlier, but arguments of
attorneys lasted nearly-aH--f-yesterday,
and Attorney W. W. Bsnka did
not finish his argument until 10:10 o'clock
this morning. He was followed by Dep
uty District Attorney O. C.Moser. who
had not finished speaikng .when the
court adjourned for tha noonr recess.
Mr. Moser will probably require another
hour this afternoon before finishing his
argument and tha charge of Judge
Fraser to the Jury will take up some
time, so that the case will not likely
go to the Jury until lata In tha after
noon. - v.- ?--
. Tha attorneys In the ease covered tha
facts thoroughly to tha Jury and ' ex
plained much of tha conflicting testi
mony Introduced tn tha five daya. Many
are of the opinion that the men wilt be
acquitted, while others are equally cer
tain that the defense has failed to prove
an alibi.' : . : v.; . . ..
RAILROAD COMMISSION
TO EXAMINE NEW ROAD
'- tflpeelsl ! te-Tee'eerel. -
Balem, Or.. March 14. The board of
railroad commissioners will Investigate
the status of the Mid-Oregon Railway
company which according to the report
filed by Presldsnt Wallace Nash was
organised February tl, 1900, with a
capital stock of 1(00,000 for the con
struction of a railway Una from Port
land southward into tha Cascades. - The
preliminary report states that tha com
pany for various reasons has not been
able to carry out Ha plans. It 'seems
tttat the com nan v IntsndeA ta buv tha
Crrallls A Eastern railroad but tha !
plans wars frustrated by tha agents of
Harrlman In Chicago who purchased
the road. And for this reason tha Mid
Oregon Una has not made much progress.-
COFFEE COMPLEXION
Zastly Cleared TTp by BUmple St
' Tha eoffea habit' often causes sallow
ness long before tha causa la suspected.
Then tha coffee user mar ba wllllne; to
give np he harmful Indulgence. Tha
experience of a Pennsylvania lady ahows
how easily this may be dona. She says:
- " have suffered from constipation
and stomach trouble since a child, when
headaches were so severe that I was
prevented from studying at school. Since
reaching adult age, I have been, onttl
recently, frequently-In great pain front
ulceration of the - stomach and had
grown wretchedly thin, i-
"Mr complexion had become very
sallow and my stomach wsa an unallo
cated punishment to me. For years wa
have always had some kind of eathartlo
In the house, which 1 took before retir
ing, aa a matter -of regular routine,
uelng one kind until it began to loss Its
effect, and then another. '
"About six weeks ago my husband
brought homo a, package of . Postum
Food Coffee, Insisting that t give up the
old kind and try the new. It seemed
to be Impossible to quit drinking coffee,
although I knew It was Injuring my
health. v
"However, after reading tha little
book. Tha Road to Wellvllle,' which I
found In the package. I concluded to
give Postum a fair trial.
"For the past alx weeka I have need
It three times a day and I gratafally
testify that my . atomaeh ' trouble and
constipation have already entirely left
T am growing' plumper and rounder
In figure and my complexion Is clearing
np beautifully. Tou oannot imagine
how good It aeems not to have that dis
tressing pain after each meal I I have
thrown out all the medicine bottles for
Nature's own medicine,- right food and
Postum Pood Coffee have made me a
well woman." Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Creek, Mich.. "There's a
reason.' Read the famous tittle book.
"Tha Boad to WellriUe," la pkgs.
JURORS
HANDS
"Tho
25c Sleeveless
Vests 15c
CO dozen women's fine Swiss ribbed sleeve
less Vests, very elastic, fancy lace yoke and
a splendid 23c quality. On sale Friday and
Saturday at this low price. i .
New Today
New arrivals in Dress
Trimmings, fEmbroid
eries and Laces, Novel
ty Dress Goods and
akirSTIkValslsTKiJ-
Gloves and Neckwear.
Inspection invited.. ;
Children's Hose
lOcPair v
Tridayand -Saturday only.
4-thread, with double heel : and . toe ' and
triple- knee, warranted fast black and stain
less. Regular 20c value. Sizes 8 to 8.
A great bargain. ' :
25c Organdies, Special
1,600 yards of new. Organdies and Batistes, very fine and
sheer, 30 inches wide and the regular 25c kind, on sale Fri
day and Saturday at about half the regular price. Beauti
ful floral, dot and figured effects in the daintiest of color
ings, Buy yoursummer dress now and pay less. 12 yards
to a customer. . " j
Shirts 47c
Mt. Hood Shirts for men, in
soft or stiff front, detachable
cuffs, very best quality ma
terials.'. All sizes, and' regu
lar $1.25 and $1.50 grades.
Ruffled Swigs Curtains; 95c Pr.
Standard $1.50 quality. For a great Friday and Saturday
special we offer, 600 pairs Ruffled Swiss Curtains, fancy
lace atrip patterns, full 3- yards long and -extra wide, at
this remarkably low price.. House-cleaning time-will oon
be here. Take advantage of this great bargain. 4 , ; ;
Women's $25 Tailored Suits at $19.85 Ea
Modes . Paris
Patterns,;,
Union-made.
All ioc i
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PIPES "YARNS"
OF HIS FINANCES
:
Tooth Wlo Wonld Wed Tells of Be
ing Bobbed to Explain Want i
J - J., s s. m . :Of Funds. . V':
A. D. Nloewonder, a Baa Francises
chauffeur, who told a remarkable tale
to tha authorities last month of hav
ing been held np and, robbed of sev
eral hundred . oilers at Fourth and
Burnalde streets br three masked men,
now appears in a new role at polios
headquartera.'
Tbe young man was arrested raster
day br Detectives Jones and Tlobertor
on a charge of passing a bogus check
on J. Woolach, proprietor of a second
hand store. Aa Investigation br tha
detectlvea who took him Into custody
showed that Nloewonder's story of the
encounter with tha trio of highway
men was evidently ,a fabrication.
It la understood Nlcewonder la en
gaged to wed a pretty teiepnone girl,
and being - without funds. Is alleged
to have conoooted tha story of the loss
of all of hia coin. '--t
The young woman in question re
sides On the oast slds and la critical
ly UL She has not been apprised of
tha plight of her lover. la the police
ourt today Nloewonder's case waa
continued until tomorrow.
STRIKE QUIETS
REALTY MARKET
Among Prominent Sale Is Purchase
of Stephens' Addition Property ,
. by Sanderson Reed. f ; "
' The strike of tha sawmill operatives
Is seriously affecting tha local real ae
tata market While the sales reported
for last week went well above half a
million, tha transactions for tha first
four daya of tha present week will fall
below (100.000. -
Sanderson Reed purchased this morn
ing the quarter block at the southeast
corner of Bast Ninth and East Grant
streets for IMOO. The property be
longed to Martin Winch and la ocoupled
br alx small cottages. D. B. Mackla of
tha Commercial Investment oompanr
made tha sale.
The six -acre tract adjoining the
Doembeoher Turnlturo company's plant,
at East Twenty-eighth street and Bandy
road,' that waa purohsaed br that oon
eern from the Ladd aetata some weeks
ago, la to be used by tha company for
Storo Noted for Best Goods at Lowest
OUR GREAT
SPECIALS
Jat . this .price.
Friday and Saturday
i New Kid Gloves all
shades, $ 1 .00 Pr.
Don't wait until the last minute to buy your Easter gloves
Here's a rare chance to supply your needs and save mojieyr
Every pair fresh from the manufacturer no old stock; 2
clasp -styles and in all the popular new shades. - Regular
$1.60 quality. All gloves fitted and warranted. Buy now!
extensions ' and Improvements to 'Its
present plana Preparations are under
way for tha erection by the Doernbech
ers of a chair factory, during the com
ing summer, which will occupy a Jor
tlon of the recently acquired tract.''-
TO SAVE HER LIFE SHE
LEFT HER HUSBAND
(Special Dispatch te The Joeraal.) ':
Balem, Orn March limAlleging cruel
and Inhuman treatment and the feet
that her husband Is now serving 4 life
sentence In tha penitentiary for assault
against his own daughter, Mra. Frances
Stelborn has 'commenced dlvoros pro
ceedings against Charlea Bteiborn. They
were married December t, It II, and
separated la Febrnarr ' of laat year,
Mra. Stelborn asserting she was com
pelled to abandon her husband In order
to protect her life. Tha four children
are now In tha custody of tha Boys' and
Girls' Aid society la Portland and range
from I to II years of age.-
KigxirtxaiimianKaam
STRONG TESTIMONY
OF A STREET RAILWAY MAN IN PORTLAND
PROP. WW. RICXARDS. T
' Wa have hundreds of testimonials as good as this. Ask for names
and addreeeee of people cured in Portland.
We give free trial trestmenta to prove to yon tha curative power of
the Eleotro Radiator. Tou can uaa It In pour own homo,,
Prof! Wm. Rickardo V
Mi pxptx iTmnaT, oqwna xsmoovk. - non maxm' uoa.
M
Priors.'
$2.50 Cambric
Skirts $1.59
Made of fine " quality material . with '. deep
flounce of lace or embroidery clustered
tucks and dust ruffle. Every skirt good and
full and a regular $2.50 value.
New Today
Sample line of women's
fanlcy Spring Hosiery,
plain lace, lace boot and
rich embroidered ef
iccts Z Entire, line.togo
on sale at about half
the regular selling
price. r. '
100 Dozen Shirt
; waists ?7c
A delayed 6hipmfiDtjpf riew8prng.Walsts
just arrived. . These were bought to sell at
$1.75 and $2.00 apiece and they are 'easily
worth it. All are . the very latest styles,
elaborately trimmed with fine embroideries
and laces, or long sleeves. '
Men's Sox
121c Pr.
Regular 25c qualities! , Plain
black, fancy stripes and-figures
and black with white
feet, all warranted fast color
and stainless. Choice at just
half of regular price,i:
$2 Purses at 31.47
Women's Leather Handbags
and Purses, best seal leather,
silk lined, with coin . purse
and mirror. These are our
regular $2.00and $2.25jines
and are extra good tvaluesJi
Mail Orders
Fined.' :
Samples on
Request.. '
WANTS TO CONDUCT '
SERVICES AT KELLY BUTTE
Mrs. A. Wells asked permission frotrj
Judge Wsbstar of tha county court tht
morning to. hold religious services onH
a week at Kelly Butte. Mrs. Wells, as
slated by her husband, has held week)
services at tha city Jail for two yearr
No action was - taken on bar requee
this morning, although It la expecte
ina. k wiu no granted. . . - -'.
Urge Municipal Paring Plant.'
fDHl ptasatHr te TtiMwrmlt '
. WaUa Walla. March 14. Establish
meat of a municipal paving plant la be
mg agitatea in tnie etty. It is urgei
that ever ftt.OOO Wblob goes as pro it
on paving of atreets alreadv reeanJ
mended would ba saved by tbe llty own
lag Its own plant . Councilman WlUlatJ
Klrkman openly urged munlolpal mac)
aoara paving in mt residence district
at ua oouneu meeting last night.
KnnnHxrcannmKn
Who bad Suffered froitn
- .Stomach Trouble ;
1 for Yaari .;;
; , Portland; Or,' Jan. tt, '. N
Prof, Wo. Rlckarda. ..
Dar Btr: I must write this tes
timony thanking you for tha
great relief I have received by
coming to you and taking your
Electro Radiator treatmente. For
many yeara I had been aufferlng
from severe STOMACH TROU
BLE. I had taken everything I
heard Of, that I thought would do
me good, but I only reeelved re
lief for a SHORT time. Anything
I would eat gave me much dis
tress It seemed I must die. My
oonditlon aeemed woree at night.
I alwaya bad to aleep Bitting up
In bed. Viy distress from gas
was terrible. After taking if
treatments with your FXRCTRO
RADIATOR I AM ENTIRELY
CURED. My wife was also cured
ef a bad osee of catarrh. Anyw
ttereon doabtlnr- this utimint i.
weloome to eeil upon ue at 1401
Morton street, Woodlawn station.
J EDWARD RUB TIN,
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