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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY V EVENING. MARCH 29. 1907. 20 SECURITY SAVKGS AND TRUST COMPANY , t roBTUira, oumi. . ' C. F. ADAMS, President V A. mu, ririt. Vice- Ptm'C . B. . mm, Secretary. X A. UWXS. Second Vloe-Prest, 6. .. 1VU1U, Ass t Secretary. Sutcment of Condition at Close of Business March 22, 1907: ' RESOURCES. Loans ; . . . : . .V .......... . . . .$3,342,725.06 Bonds '. . 1.352,730.34 Cash and due from correspondents. . ......... i . . 1,219,358.90 Real Estate ............ 6,730.27 ,va'.'"'.?' . s'' V:- ,;, -"'. -$5,951, 570.57 1 ' LIABILITIES. . - Capital . . ' : . . .v. ......'...,.....$ 600.000.00 Surplus 260,914.81 Deposits : . . . ..;'.;. .... . ,. .'.. ; . ... ... . 5.190,655.70 . : : .: : '. X $5,951,570.57 A general Banking and Trutt Company buainess transacted. Interest paid on Savlnga Account and Tlma Certificates of Deposit C X. DOLPH. 1 C. T. ADAMS. J. T. FAIUNG. J. N. TEAL. U A. LEWIS. A. I MILLS. JOSEPH SIMON. ELECTRICAL WORKERS ; SEEKING PROTECTION Will Ask 'Council to Pass Ordi . nance Providing 1 for , . ; " Inspector. .'. 2v UNLEAVENED BREAD ON ALL I a ORTHODOX HEBREW TABLES Matsotns wMl appear upon the table of ovary orthodox Hebrew Uiia evening, when tha faaat of tha Passover begins, and for eight days the faithful are debarred from using leavened bread and fermented liquors. "Pasach," tha feast of tha Passover, Is In commemoration of tha night when tha Lord, smiting tha first born of the Egyptians, passed over the bouses of the children of Ii raeL , The celebration la always held during' the fuU moon of the month known as Nlesan. - There Is much ceremony connected with the Sedar, the opening festivity this evening. There are alao many . quaint observances in connection with tha festival, but the beat known feature la the unleavened bread, matsoth. In many Jewish homes It Is placed 'on the table only as a symbol, but among tha orthodox Jaws tha custom to use noth ing but unleavened bread la strictly adhered to. Temple Beth Israel will hold services tonight at o'clock and tomorrow morn ing at which Rabbi Wise wilt deliver a sermon. ... Passover wervlces will be held by tha congregation Ahaval Shorom In the syn agogue at Park and Clay streets tonight at 1 o'clock and tomorrow morning be ginning at :((, and tomorrow evening at T o'clock. Sunday morning services will begin at :0. D. Boils Cohen wlU speak at tha synagogue, taking for his subject, "Liberty True and False." Congregation Nevah Vedeck Tolmund Peroh. Sixth and Hall streets, will hold Passover services tonight at T:S0 and Saturday at S a. m. and T:to p. ra. Sunday morning at o'clock Rabbi H. N. Heller will officiate. At the Portland free Hebrew school synagogue. First and Hall streets, serv ices will begin at o'clock tonight. Rev. Jacob If. Beldel will deliver a sermon on "The Three Virtues of Redemption" at a, m. Saturday morning. , Children services will be held In the afternoon at 1:10. and Sunday services will be held at I a. m. and IS a. m. Rabbi Wise will apeak at both eervlces. v-r SECOSD VICTIM OF V :" : HEKDERSOJT IS DEAD J. D. Maxwell, Father-in-Law of Murderer-Suicide, Diet in V' Good Samaritan. After lingering In an unconscious con dition for over five days, J. D. Max well, who" was fatally wounded by his son-in-law, W. H. Henderson. In the William Tell honse at Oregon City last Saturday morning, ' died at tha Good aw-- 1 Samaritan' hospital at o'clock' last night. Henderson, before shooting Max well, killed his wife, and then sent a bullet crashing Into hie own head. The bullet which resulted In Maxwell's death entered tha top of tha head and ranging downward emerged back of tha right ear. v The wounded man waa re moved to the Good Samaritan hospital last Sunday, but the surgeons held out no hope of recovery. .. Coroner Flnley baa taken charge of the remains. ., Protection for electrical ' workers of the city Is sought in a blU for an ordl nance now being circulated by members of the electrical . workera' union for Initiative action at the next election. The measure la practically the same as the draft presented to the city council some time ago and pigeonholed by that body. It provides for tha appointment of a city Inspector whose duty It ahall be to make examination of all wlrea strung in the elty and see to It that they are ex ranged aa far sa may be for tha safety and protection of tha wire workera. ' High power wlrea must be carried on croea arma painted In a certain color, or by some other means distinguished, so that men working on tha poles will be able to guard against high voltage conductors. . Tha meaaure will be supported by tha union interests of the city and it also has the Indorsement of the national board of underwriters In that it baa been drawn1 In- cenformanoa with rulea . laid down by tha board for ordinances In other cities. - . . . Skater Breaks Arm. , ' (Special Dtapatrh te The JoemeD Salem, Or., March 29. Miss Eva Mar latte, one of the teachers In tba public schools of the city, sustained a fracture of the left arm while skating at the Auditorium skating rink. Tba bona waa broken just above the wrist. Miss Mar latte Is a graduate of the normal de partment of Willamette unlveralty and Is well known aa a teacher throughout Marlon county. - , f Best grocer's sign Schilling's Best SELECT SECRETARY 0F- - co;.::iissio:i soon Members of Railway Commit sion to Make Announcement Thie Week. Interest In the race for the, secre taryship, of tha state railway commis sion Is running high because of the dictum which has gone forth to the effect 'that the 'question will be de elded thla week. . Candidates are bring ing all their frlenda forward to apeak In their behalf and are ualng all the influence they can bring to bear upon the commissioners that they may be the person selected for the position.' Among tha most prominently men tloned candidates Is C Edward Hogua, editor of the Baker City Herald. Hogua la a husUer and lias proven himself cap able in many responsible . positions which he has assumed though he la quite a young man. , He also has the added quallflcationa of being a native born Oregonian and of living In the eastern part of the state. Hogua waa formerlv a newspaper man in Portland, where aa northwest editor of The Jour nal, he was In constant touch with af faire In all parte of Oregon as well aa Information that would make htm valu able to the commission in more way than one. Anions- the other candidates for tha position. Temporary Secretary -Ooodall la perhaps the most prominently men tioned. He has several weeks of expe rience to hie credit and is said to be willing to continue In the office. MilwaukJe Cotintry Club. SeUwood and Oregon City ears at First and Alder. .. Metsger flu your area for ILts. . Ill Sixth street near Washington. Never can tell when you'll mash a finger or suffer a cut bruise, burn or S' ild. ' Be prepcred. Dr. Thomas Ec lectrkc Oil instantly relieves the pain quickly cures the wound. preferred stock Caused Ooeda. Allen Lewis' Best Brand. The Bank of California Fout0d 1864 r Capital paid up. . . ... .-. .$ 4,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits. V. ;i . . .v . .$10,153,873 ' Portland Branch, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. In view of the enhanced demand for money; will pay ,4 per cent per annum i on deposjtsforjMjrfixed and on deposits in the Savings Department. . . ;,.' TTTn at MnnEST'pmra s ' xX&MMm No need of paying the high prices of up - town stores when you can secure such a large selection . from us at reasonable prices. - ' Tin BOYS 2-PIECt SUITSv Aoclt7 to 16 $1.95 BOYS' LMMRBOCKER SUITS 2.95 to $5.00 BASEBALLS AND DATS TREE Willi AH BOYS' SUITS Would you save money? Come to us. T An Mi.' " T t I Mr VAil'.' lP" w W7 Mt, ' -L-. : " i" ' ii aTi law i I WHEN YOU SEE IT EV OUR AD ITS SO MOVER THIRD ANO OAK ft t: A5.V-. AM 'i.:.lii:':'.:-: 4 '...-. I A K JrV. TKAffS ever r er glAMOgf 'Mi: Sell Ihm for W Are the orders of the Insurance and Railroad Companies. We still have nearly $50,000 worth of flood-bound and delayed Freight consigned to us with orders to sell 'cm quick for what they'll bring. This immense stock represents the world's best .tor Gisi,W(0) mm mi tkMmw This Is the GREATEST LIST of REAL BARGAINS Ever Published in a Newspaper Men's and Boys' Wear 50 cases of Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Hats, 25 stylet to choose from, no end of color. CI 3C Price .... epleOO '" 15 cases of Cooper's Sanitary Derby-Ribbed Underwear,. in cream or salmon pink. 7fJ ito doien Men's Silk Foor-in-Hand Ties just in, " hundreds of patterns and colors to choose from. They are all worth 50c to 75c. Price fC .....aVaJV now . Men's Fine Italian Cloth Soft Shirts, in Oft cream or white, reg. $2.00 kind. Price. . . . "OC 'Men's Heavy Flannel Dress Shirts, 15 colors' to ; choose from, former price $1.50. . . , Men's Fsst-Black Cotton Sox,' high spliced f ' heel and toe, regular 15c kind. Price I V E. & W. Collars in all styles: you know the ' ("J brand sells everywhere for 25c. Ourjrice..dC , Men's Fine Ribbed Underwear, in dark C-, colors, all siges, worth 50c. Onr price... '.aCOC V 10 cases of Men's Imported Scotch Tweed Suits, in all colors and cuts, all hand-tailored throflgh out and guaranteed all wool; they were Ct flC made to sell for $15 and $20. Price... 0.70 Another, lot of Fine Serges in blue and black, all lengths, in double or single-breasted ; they were made to sell for $25.00. Easteiy JJ2 1 The best things in the city 25 cases of Odd Suits, no two alike, hundreds of patterns and cuts to choose from; they are all hand Q OP tailored and are gift at ,,.' VO Men's $2.00 Work Pants, made of heavy ( An fast-color material. Price.. apl.UU Men's Fine Dress Pants, in fancy worsted, all hand tailored, good patterns; $5.00 to (2 AA $8.00 values. Price 3O.UU 25 cases of Boys' Qothing; they range in size from 3 to 16, and were made to sell for $3.75, $5.00 and $7.50. The entire lot goes at, (jg Men's Cravenettes, every, one guaranteed from our $20.00 and $25.00 lot Going ; JJ Ladies' Suits, Etc. A Wonderful Creation for the Smart Dressers of 1907 Taffeta Silk Jumper SuitMade of extra quality taffeta silk, jumper is elaborately trimmed with fine lace and inserting, full pleated skirt, cut in the latest fashion; comes in black, blue and brown; $17.50 values at the phenome-. fA FA nally low price of .'.epy.dU Railroads pay the difference. ' . . The Belle Fair Coat 26-inch box coat, made in snappy, fancy mixtures, velvet collar; fi'y A a leader elsewhere at $5, at.. 4jL7d The Fifth Avenue Coat Mannish box coats, made of good quality Venetian cloth, 26 inches, long, breast and two side pockets, mannish sleeve, trimmed with braid; a goad (PI PA $12.50 value, pric J... ejeUU A $12.50 Wonder Ladies' Suit made of Chiffon Panama, in black, blue and brown, beautifully trimmed with diamond braid and soutache braid, peau de soie lined in pearl' gray; ft" CA sold all over at $25.00, pnce............Pl.dU. A Swagger &4-Length Coat for $4.95 This coat is made of fancy mixtures in light spring shades, trimmed with cut steel buttons nd fli QC dark green velvet; a world beater at... .PTaVl Misses' Spring Suit Made of fancy'light mix tures, trimmed with bands and velvet, coat has bishop sleeve( skirt is box-plaited; a 7 PA high-grade suit for...... 9.OU Misses' Swell Box CoatH Made of fine texture spring suiting in light shades, has tha up-to-date bishop sleeve and extended collar, trimmed with diamond braid and French knots; CA ftp price I MaVO Ladies' Up-to-Date Walking Skirt Made of fan cy plaid worsted yoke effects on hip, ornamented with self-covered buttons, new plaited effects; a fashionable combination for Easter; t'l OP price ..vOD Ladies' Swell Black Serge Walking Skirt Made with slot seam front, finished off to bottom on side, gored with deep ' inlaid plaits, headed with self-stitched strap; a wonder A P at 40C A Good Short-Sleeve White Lawn Shirtwaist ..Made with 6-inch Swiss, embroidered front, fin ished with tucks and graduated side ' QA. plaits, button in back; price ,.7w i Beautiful White Linen Shirtwaist Made with short sleeves, lace trimmed, front is made with V yoke of fin Val. lace and insertion, collar of two bands of very fine lace, button in ffl AP back; a $5.00 waist for.. ..aPLVO An Exquisite Long Silk Kimono Made of fancy ' figured China silk, trimmed with' 4-inch Persian ribbon, with wide Japanese sleeves; a J AA $10.00 garment for,. ... . . ........ ... .. .M.UU Child's Easter Dress Made of sheer whits dim.' ity, ' yoke and Bertha trimmed with wide Val. lace, sleeves edged with lacs; Child's Gingham School Dress Made of good, quality gingham, yoke of white . figure, in. box-plaited skirt; price... OC Ladles' , Swagger White Broadcloth Coats 26 inches in length, trimmed with gold buckles and black velvet, very nobby; . fjQ Ladles' Percale Wrapper Made' In black, blue or red, trimmed with braid and1 10-inch C ;sr "ess flounce, $1.00 value; price...... Muslin Underwear A shower, of new creations in muslin nainsooks and cambric corset covers, gowns, skirts and ' drawers; prices (f A AA from 19c to. M V.UU Ladies' Fast Black Egyptian Yarn Hose, n The regular,25c kind for. ............ $1.50 Honeycomb Bed 8pread Extra heavy qual ity both ends hemmed ready for use; Ladles' $1.50 Corses Low bust, military front, lace trimmed,. non-rusting stays, in white OP or gray; price....... .:..OvC Ladies' Cluny Lace Collars Very artistic; $1.00 and $1.50 values, price,.... ,OC Ladies' $10.00" 8Uk Petticoats They come in heavy -taffeta or chiffon taffeta, In ei iP black, red, blue, green or brown; price.. vTelO SnOES! SBOES! SCOESt RAILROADS SAY SELL 'EM FOR WHAT THEY'LL BRING. This department Is packed to the celling with men s, women's and children's goods. We have no room for them and are selling them for less than half price. . Railroads pay tha difference. NOTE THE PRICES , WE ARE QUOTING: 25 different styles of Men's Dress Shoes; patent and vici, blucher," cut; $4.00 and $150 values at f l.&s Men's oil grain, heavy work Shoes, bellows tongue, waterproof shoe, at. 1.85 Special, Saturday Men's 10-inch high top. cruis ers, heavy sole, oil tanned and viscolised; $6.00 values at 7, ....fS.BO 20 spring styles in men's Oxford, patent and vici fl.SS, f2.28 and 93.65 200 pairs ladies' vici kid Shoes, all aizes 99e Before buying your spring Shoes give us one call We have a complete Tine of ladies' up-to-date and stylish Shoes, in patent, vici, blucher -eut snd button; values $1.65, $1.95, $2.35,- and our best at $2.65 r none reserved, At last we have discovered one for tha lava. A good substantial Shoe, one which has proven 'aatietartArv rwir r4 -. " Sizes 6 te lltf st , Sizes 114 to 2 i Sizes &A fo 54 ' Come snd be convinced. For satisfaction in- Misses' and Children's Shoes we have no equal. We are here to stay and satisfy our trade. Bring the ad with you and we will show you that we mean business. ' 84 to 114. our best........ t.lO 114 to 2, our best.. .................... .fl.25 our traae. - 4 at .4. ............f 1.20 at................... S1.40 i at.... fl.60 .... H ' '"V '' ' ' " ' V'" ''''' BOSTON f IRST AND 5ALH0N FIK ST AND SALMON . -
