The Oregon daily journal., April 19, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

THS OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO, APRIL" 19, 1C07.
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Produged a wonderful change in the appearance of the Yon Yonson
family. . They all went away, happy in the knowledge) that their
appearance was pleasing instead of curious. .' "
We Dress E3en.andv
After the latest fashions, In, the best materials, at a very moderate
cost, and allow them all the credit they want. Make a small pay
ment at time of being fitted, then pay as you can. . ; '
WE Wl
CLOTHE
Ton
A WEE
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Men's Spring
Suits .
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Our clothing manager, Mr. Kafka, is
in th seventh heaven of delight over
the swell appearance of those new
, Spring Suits, and, as a matter of fact,
they are what the boys call "J'm
Dandies." There are in the lot checks,
plaids, serges, , unfinished worsteds,
thibets, etc, ; with hand-felled collars,
. hand-made lapels and button holes and
otherwise - showing ' high-grade work
manship in a marked degree. You'll,
save money by purchasing your Spring
.Suit here, for-we ask a smaller profit
. than the regular dealer, besides allow
ing,.
- EASY PAYMENTS
YOU ARE WELCOME TO CREDIT
Make a
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Small Cash
Say
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Week
Remember.
Your Credit
Is GOOD at
GEVURTZ
We invite men and women to inspect our Clothing Department
and investigate our very liberal methods in dealing with the pub
lic Youll be convinced that it is to your interest to buy your
clothing of Gevurtz. ,: .-' ' . A - :
Ladies' and Gents' Fine Watches
SOLD IN THE SAME SASY WAY ' ' V
PAY A LITTLE DOIVN-A LITTLE AT A TIME
"OCVUBTZ SELLS IT FOR LESS"
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CVfMZ BLOCtCBwnocd BrViMniu fiior And Second Sts Portland
Spring Eton
Suits
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SATURDAY SPECIAL' i
Mr. Worrell, Manager of our ladies clothing '
department, announces the arrival yesterday
of a beautiful line of Ladies' Suits. The cut
shows the exact style of this suit It is satin
lined; guimp braid and button trimming, to
match ; skirt extra full and pleated. & 1 Q V
Special introductory price, Saturday. . . . 3) lO
We sell cheaper for credit than others do
for cash. See window displays.
Here's another, bargain in Brilliantine Skirts,
new and up-to-date, box pleated, extra well
made, colors are brown, blue and J . AEf
black. ; Only ... .............. ... ,.-M7D
The-Jatest styles in Spring Coats, in box
checks, pleated, velvet hand-made
collar; great value at . .De70l
EASY PAYMENTS YOUR TERMS.
JAPAH DOUBLES
VARALLOWANCE
Active Preparations for Conquest
of - United ftates Cop-. y
tinue In Japan.
TOICIO CORRESPONDENTS '.
POSITIVE STATEMENTS
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JapvteM bplea Active on. raclfie
' Coaat Philippine I(Und Full of
jtpMfM Officen Diagntsed aa Xa
borer OrganiJie.' New Annie.
Bakar City, api u pw
rhji for-war with tha Unltad Btatta.
a boo and a myth atnaa Ita origin but
thara eaa no longer ba any doubt of lta
authenticity, advleaa having juat bean
raealvad by tha Baker City Herald from
a correspondent in Toklo, who.' for ob
. vloui reaaone. raqueata that hla Identity
ba kept aaeret, which point mo atrongly
toward war that they cannot ba Ignored.
It la disclosed that the - appropria
tions made by the Japanese government
for tha army and nary for tha year
HOT are mora than double those made
for tha year l0t. Tlfa fact, added to
tha recant disclosure of tha French pa
per L'Eclalr, that the foundation of a
new Japanese empire la being laid on
the Pacific coaat through tha educa
tion of th children In tha land of th
mikado to tha belief that they ahould
com to thta shore and form a new
country for themselves, la alarming.
Thla atatement, -1t will be remembered,
waa bnsed upon the book "Hokubet no
Shin Ninon." otherwise "The New Jap
anese Empire of North America.''
Th appropriation for the maintenance
of tha Japanese army for tha year l0f
waa I), 117,12 yen, or approximately
$I.06S,tl in American money. Jn 1(07
it waa more than doubled, the amount
apportioned for th soldiers being 111.-
tl7.1 yen. or lo5.S08.tM. Thla la an
Increase of M0.4J yen, or $2,740,.
Oil. . : . ,
Not quit ao much' money waa aat
aalda for th navy aa for tha army, but
it waa practically - th earn propor
tionately. The 1901 appropriation waa
11.637,917 yen. r tl.7S.8. and in
1907 the amount totala J.4S2,ll yen,
or 141.141,100, being an increase of 42,.
S4.292 yen. or' SS1.STT.14S. -
No explanation of th necessity of In
creasing the nary ia -offered by th
mikado, according to th correspondent,
but In th case of th army It la stated,
that four new armlea are to be placed
In th field, two In Korea and. two In
Manchuria and Sakhalin Island. Thla la
but a ruse, th correspondent states, and
MORE IIERRICK REFRIGERATORS
ilN USE THAN ANY OTHER JAKE
n.norta Indicate tnet'ih timbr of
Teprantatlr home nalng th HerWek.
refrigerators la aomeming puenomoni,
and it I conceded that more rtauranta
and hotel hav adopted 'it than all
other mak combined, J. X Kadderly
C., at IS First street bar great eauae
for congratulation- over th almost nnl-
'.' Jstrsal us of this Mfrlgerator. Th
-''reputation tabllahed by thia" rfrlg
'rator for honest construction and beat
prindpl of Mfrtgeratlon ia vrin4 by
the growing demand for. thm. lta
makers always aim to keep in advanoe
on Improvementa and efficiency,, and
build an honaat refrigerator in rery re
'spect.' Thy feel more confident of hav
jlnf attained .that high prlnclpl than
'vr befor. , .. v ...
Aa examination of the refrigerator!
will convince even th moat akeptloai
.of their merit In' workmanahip, ma
terial, finish and high efficiency of our
',.ystm. A trial will prov th ralu of
UT prlnolpal, economical and highly
'eaniurr featur, - - - .'. '
1 Owing to our perfected ay stem, mad
.'up of OP"' center draft pane, air ducta
and other actentiftc construction, our
'refrigerator have a old, dry air. clr
eulaUon, whloa keep th Interior dry,
sweet and clean, and th articlea stored
highly sanitary. Without circulation
th Interior would bo damp- and mouldy
and th articlea atored would annii in
a ahort tlm. Without circulation th
remgerator would b no better than th
common lc box. '
It la not the cold alone which la ao
aaenttal In refrigeration, aa may be
eaally damonatrated, but th olroulatlon
of cold, dry air, forced by proper line
or construction, proper insulation and
arrangement Perlahable food kept in
our refrigerator are preserved in th
beat possible 'manner. . (Fruit a, vege
table, eto,, can be atored In our re
frigerators together with milk, cream,
butter and- other auaoeptlbl articles
without, contamination or .taint The
walla ax alwaya dry- and awt, van
after, year-of uae. lfatohea can be
kept on th ahelvea of our refrigerators
for months and struck with ease on any
of th llnlpga.) To b sanitary th re
frigerator must hav. thla poaltlv
forced circulation. . . , -
Th Importance of 'a aanltary recep
tacle for , t,he atorag of perishable
good 1 recognised toy more each year,
since It la found that much sickness is
traced to anssnltary condition In con
nection wUa the food.
while the four hew armlet are to be
formed they ar to ba kept at th atar
tlons named but a short tlm. th ul
timate plan being an attack upon th
Pacific coaat. '
Spies hav been poated all along
thla coast and th Philippine island
are full of them, young Japanese of
ficers who are posing aa laborers. Th
fact that th United States haa failed to
Increase Ita fighting force materially
haa been noted and th preparation In
Japan hav been redoubled becaua of
the possibility of an awakening her and
th appropriation of money for th
American army and navy.
Tomorrow I th last day for discount
on east aid gas bill. .
TWO MORE MILES OF
SEWERS AT ASHLAND
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fflneclal DlaMtck te TteIooraaLl ' '
- Ashland. Or.. April 1. Contractor B.
E. Phlpps be giin work this week on his
contract to conatruot over two mile of
ewers in Ainwoii. inr mw .v w
laid . on th boulevard east of Union
street, on Morton, Sherman and Fair
view streets and on Greshara street
with laterals on Pearl. Mead and Vista
streets.
Last year about four and a half mil
of sewers were installed and the com
pletion of the present contract will
perfect a sewer system comprising
practically all th thickly Inhabited dis
tricts of th ettr. Ashland may then
boast of being a clean town. - The work
must be finished by June SO. The en
tire system will comprise over 10 miles
of sewer mama.
Plans will soon be prepared for mac
adamising th principal buelneea etreeta,
running from Helman to Fourth street
and also "A" street between Third and
Fourth streets.
EPW0RTH LEAGUE WILL V
, MEET AT LA GRANDE
(ftperlel ptepeteh te The JenraaLl
. La Grande. Or., April 1. The annual
district convention of th Ep worth
leagu of th Methodist church wlU
meet in this city May, . It and 11. Th
district comprises the territory of east
ern Oregon and western Idaho, and dele
gatea from all of th leagues will be
preeent - '
On th evening of th th th delegatea
will be given a banquet .and arrange
menta are being perfected for a fin pro
gram on Sunday. Tha preeent officers
ar Rev. Charles McCourt of Payette,
prealdent; Miss Ora O. Gates of Baker
City, secretary, and George L. Cleaver
of thla city, treaaurer.
' Commercial Club Officers.
Freewater, Or., April IS. Th Free
watr Commercial club ha elected th
following officers for th ensuing year:
President J. F. Vinson: vice-president
R. E. Bean: secretary, C I Swain:
treasurer, J. H. Hall. Th regular
standing committee ror tn year war
alao appointed, and th club expects to
begin an active campaign for th pro
motion of th Interest of th town.
Catarrk TieaUd and Oared by
"The Household Burgeon." Pruggtst
refund money If Dr. Porter's Antiaentlo
Uaaiisvg Oil tail J, .
DECISION IN GAMBLING
CASE TO BE APPEALED
Supreme Court to Determine
Validity of Check Given for
Gambling Debt. (,
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tCpeetal Dtspatdl to The losraal.)
Pendleton. Or. April 1S Th Mat-lock-Bchuerman
gambling - check case,
recently tried out here. Is to be ap
pealed to th supreme court by Jacob
Scheurman in aa effort to hav a new
trial granted.
In th suit W. F. Matlock sought to
recover S400 from J. Bchuerman for a
check for that amount which Schetltman
had given to Lester Swaggart during a
gambling gam and afterward atopped
payment upon before th check had been
presented for payment by Matlock.
After llatenlng to 4he case, th jury de
cided tn favor of Matlock.
' Tha basts of th appeal to th su
preme court I that sine "Scheurman
had asked Swaggart to wait for several
days befor presenting th check, and
SVwag-gart had Informed Matlock .of the
fact when h sold him th check, the
latter ahould hav made Inquiries con
cerning th starua of th check. Ia th
Judgment of the attorney that la a
good cause for appeal and h hope to
hav th decision of th lower court reversed.
THIS CARRIED
IT HOME
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.. (Heaotahl Svealng Bulletin-) .
It is a curious but satisfactory fact
that chronle Brlght'a Disease, which, ac
cord In to medical authorities, is an In
curable and fatal disease. Is now actu
ally being cured. We have not attached
Importance to the statements of recov
eries we have seen in the papers from
the Statea, but that they are not all ru
mors is now evident from several re
coveries here.' '
A. H. Otis of th Honolulu tTug Co.
tell us of two Interesting caeea. One
waa 'swollen with dropsy due to ad
vanced Brlght's Pleease, and both the
patient and his physician had given up
hop. Otis kept urging a trial of the
new specific until the patient finally
consented. Recovery waa complete, the
patient leaving a few month later for
California, where he now resides. "
Another esse was that of an officer on
one of th Island steamers. He was in
a hospital and considered hopeless when
put on the treatment He haa now been
bark at hla poet for soma tlm.
The atiectfle that waa amnloved la
called Fulton's Compound for Brlght's
Dlseaa. It seem to be a genuine dis
covery. Otis says there are very few
failures, but thst It require patience.
Honolulu Bulletin.
When to suspect Hrignt Disease
wen knees or loss of weight; dropsy;
ruffy anklee, hand and eyelids; Kidney
rouble after th third month: urine
may ehow sediment; failing vision;
drowsiness. If you hav any of the
send for free booklet- .
For Bright s and serious kldnev dis
ease get Fulton'a Renal Compound,
11.00. For Dlabetea, aak for the bin
bete Compound, SI 50. Rend for free
booklet J no, J. Fulton Co., t10 San
Pablo Ave.. Oakland. Cat
For sal by all drugetata. Trad a tip
piled by Ofarke-Woodward true Co..
w luileee Is euTvuuoata. Pajruaaaw C)a
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF
OREGON ARRANGED FOR
' tSaeekil Dispatch to the VsaraaLS
Astoria, Or April lt-4fanaTr
Whyt of th chamber of commerce haa
completed arrangements to aecure a
government geological survey of th
tat of Oregon and specially of th dis
trict adjacent to Astoria. He thinks Ore
gon la probably th only atat tn th
union that haa not a atat geologist
Th result of these surveys In other
states haa bee very beneficial la de
veloping their recourse. , Whyt be
lieves there I ao reason why similar
results cannot be attained la thla state.
Tomorrow la th last day for discount
on east sld gaa bills. . . ; i
GEORGE BR0NS0N KILLED
BY PREMATURE BLAST
(Special Dlspateh to The Jesraat.)
Th Dalles, Or., April IS. George
Bronaon, dn employ on th north bank
road, was badly Injured by a prema
tura exploelon of powder Wednesday af
ternoon at Camp No. 4. He waa brought
to the hospital her after tha accident
and died yesterday. . Hla akull in
rront waa crushed, an arm waa broken
and a terrlbl wound was Inflicted in
the abdomen. Bronaon waa SS year
old. H had no family. , He had been
acouatomed to handling ' powder and
blasting for SS years and had been at
work for Twohy Bros. ver sine their
operations began on th north bank line.
Th body will b buried la City c tins-
wry toaay,
CREAMERY IS TO BE
BUILT AT W00DBURN
' (Bneetal Mmateh to The Journal.)
Woodburn, Or, April 11. A creamery
ia to be nut In her by a Minnesota
man, who will return to woodburn la
a row day to begin building. He con
siders thla aa ideal location for a cream
ery, not only on account of th rloh
agricultural area tributary, but because
Woodburn, being an Important railroad
Junction, will afford him superior fa
cilities for securing milk and for
reaching markets with his products.
A number of residence ar under
construction and many more ar con
templated. . Building will be very active
thla aumreer. , - "
DECLAMATION CONTEST c
OF BAKER'S CO-EDS
(HpeHel Dwpatrh te Tee Jn-reaL)
Baker City. Or- April IS. Tb co-eds
of Baksr high school ar preparing for
a declamation. contest In this city this
evening. All classes In th high
school will be represented and the Inter
est and rivalry .runs high among ch
VP1
The Popular;LrQaf---
Butter-Nut: Bread
; The Biggest Seller of All.
,Over 40,000 Loaves Baked Every Week j
. V-IM;V V. At eAH
- r Grocers.
5 Cents
Per Loaf
See 1at the Label Is On Every Loaf.
It's There if It's Genuine Batter-Not
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I Hv-LniHXHP-yele es Wttsaasle 11
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students. Th declaim era are: Freeh
man. Haael Panting; sophomores, Beulah
Blum and Bernloa Porter: Juniors. Caro
lyns Cochrane and Emma Waterman:
seniors. Alma Pay ton, Mary Murry and
Laura Kennon.
f TATEliENTS tBcT :
iy cannor be
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Collects Clatsop 8 hool DaU.
tpwlsl Mepetrk tn TU JamL)
Astoria. Or.. April 1. Miss U Kook
of Fortlnnd. chief clerk of Professor K.
F. ltol l"'in, count- nrlionl superlnten
cent ( ' : ' iltnomiih. Is here to serur.
Infiiri' n re-ir.iing school work boin
tn A nrl t cfinrtr; also rf a'
IT nuaTci
Us far mor than yon If we make as
sertions about taola that .... . . .
out Tou wouldn't believe tn.
ond time, for en thing, and If dv .
ful If w could have hla patronar n .
price -on our goeda may ee.ni i ,
exaggeration; but a vt.it and a
will convince you that we have .
only facta.
Avery C C .
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