The Oregon daily journal., May 24, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

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Famous Christian Science 8ui
Occupies Attention of Con
cord Court Today.
DDY CASE UJV), V W UA)M& : : '
t Journal Special ferries.). ''.-;
Concord, . N. H.. May 4.-General
Btreeter, counael for ths three trus
ten of Mr. Mary Baker Eddy, In the
Christian Science suit, . h completed
hie argument In favor of a motion that
the ' trustees be substituted for her
"next frlenda" aa plaintiffs..
The rest of the day's proceedings
' wets devoted to the presentation of the
Side of tho next friends opposing the
trustees. Counsel Hows tor the next
friends began bis argument summarls
Ing the affidavits of bis clients that
the trustees had determined the case In
Advance; that" Mrs. Eddy's son. George
clover, took action for the love tt her.
that the trusts like her name to meet
exigencies and the trustees disappeared
when exigencies did. Ex-Senator Chand
jer follows Hows and Btreeter, probably
concluding his argument late today.
JURY DRIVES WEDGE
UNDER TACOMA'S LID
Special DtiMteh to The JaamiLt
oma, May 14. Sunday closing of
s&loons and reform got a severe Jolt
when Jo Malone, against whom aa In
formation had been filed charging him
with keeping his saloon open at the
back ' entrance) 1 last Sunday, was ao
qultted by a Jury of six. of the most
prominent -citlsens and business men of
Tacoma. " Some six or eight saloonmen
face warrants for keeping the rear en
trance open Sunday and the acquitting
of Malone, while It does not establish
precedent, at least Indicates ths drift
of opinion. Som of the Jurymen are
disposed to excuse the verdict by hold'
Ing that the prosecutor did not so con
nect his testimony ss to show that ths
mn who got, the .license for Malone's
saloon Is ths same person who holds
ths license now.
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L . ABSENT WIFE
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struck her, threatened to kill her,
falsely accused' her of Infidelity and
called her vile names. She said also
. that Ford wanted her to lead a life of
sham to help htm make money. They
wer married at Eugene In February,
10. Recently Mrs. Ford left her hus-
. band and cam to Portland, where ah
ha been living with her sister. Ford
Is at Wend ting. Oregon, working la
- logging camp.
Georg W. Felghner testlfled that his
wife, Oertl A. Felghner, deserted, him
at Onaway, Michigan, on Christmas dap.
1S. and was granted a divorce from
her. They wer - married "at Hrsy,
Michigan, In September, intr
Though he said he had other i evi
dence that h could hav produced,
Manley A. Haines was content with
proving that Sarah Haines deserted him
eight years ago, ana was gran tea a ai
vorce from her. They were married In
this city In May, JS8J, and have two
children, a son 16 years of age and a
married daughter. The son Is living
with his father, , , . ,
CALEDONIAN ANNUAL -
PICNIC AT ATHENA
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' A.thena, Or., May J4.-Th annual
Caledonian plcirro opened at Athena this
morning. Hundreds of. people are her
and bagpipe muslo and Scottish songs
are heard everywhere. The address of
welcome ' was delivered by ' Mayor J,
D. Plamondon and the annual address
by Judge W. R. Ellis. Addresses wer
also mad by 8. F. Wilson and ex-Gov
ernor ; T. T. Oeer. Leading Scottish
dancers from Portland, among them be
ing George Campbell, are her. Th
program will continue two days.-
COMMITTEE OF 23
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until a cruel detachment from head'
quarters found him asleep In a vacant
building on his beat; William Beudel
spacher, one ; a health officer until fa
transported a smallpox patient through
th city on "a streetcar crowded with
people, Sid, last, , but not least, John
Gray, whose political services are al
ways on tap for either side that desires
them," all are Included In the list of
membership.
These are th charter members of th
"committee of Si" and hav avon and
are still winning their spurs by active
toll and effort. What their expectations
Vjire they keep to themselves, more or
i leSli consistently, but they are acUv
and, they say, effective.
Oriental Tours. '
Excursion . '
' Japan-China, t
Personally conducted.
Leaving Seattle Juna 26, 1907.
Returning August to, 1907.
Very low rates. ' v
Fof further information calf on or
' address W. W. King, Manager Oriental
. Tours, 14 Downs Building, Seattle.
PREACHER SAYS SALOON
.... -TAX IS FRENZIED ROT
Columbus May iiTh general as
sembly will close today with the, regu-
lar temperance report adopted without
debate. , Rev. Worrell stated that it was
f rensied financial . foolishness to sup
pose the people can hurt th saloons by
taxing them. Kansas City was chosen
for' the 1908 assembly. . - - -
Jamestowm- Exposition via ITw York
is one rout of excursion tickets sold
daU"rvr Pennsylvania Lines at low
States. Stop-overs at New lora, rmia-lelphla,-
Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets routed via New York going .or
mtiiminav atul via PhlladelDhia. Wash
inrtnn. Raltimore. Columbus. Cincinnati
or Louisville in opposite direction. Long
return limit For full information write
V. N. Kollock, Dlst. Agt., 24 Stark SU
Portland, or. -
Nest of Owl at Astoria.
' (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) ,
Astoria, Or., May 94. A local nest
--of -the Ordr of Owls was instituted
here Wednesday"; evening by Sam- Jj
Wheeler, official organiser, with th
following officers: Chief executive,
' William Mundy; vie executive, Kilts
Weatherford; vicar, Ed Palmer; treas
ure i, Charles ; Dahlstrom; secretary,
Fred Lewellyn; execntlv committee.
William Hull. Harry Jones and Harry
" Christiansen. ' '
. - Cures - baby's - croup, Willie's dally
cuts and bruises, mania's sor throat,
grandma's lamene8S---pr. Thomas iEo
fectrl OU th srsat household remedy.
The Greatest
Merchandise ILvent
for Portland Men!
Ever Planned
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We say "The Greatest "There have been other sales, many of them but none like this.. Building coming downa new one all PtTt. r
THE BUSINESS," that's the slogan. Prices named in. this advertisement are positively lower than goods of eaual quality HAVE EVU-K. before
been sold for in this city. , "DOLLARS FOR US, DOLLARS! FOR YOU." The entire store fairly bristles,with bargains. Reductions are gen
uine and radical 'Read items carefully then compare the. printed statements with the actual merchandise offered. Come prepared for surprises
cotne expecting more for your money than you ever got before. You'll not be disappointed. Read on. . . ; .
THE MOST DARING DISPERSAL OF UNPARALLELED AND ABSOLUTELY MATCHLESS CLOTHING VALUES EVER ATTEMPT
ED IN THE NORTHWEST is the all-powerful magnet that is drawing thousands of happy and satisfied buyers this week to the
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AT THE HONEST OLD
JOHN
BELLAK
CLOTHING AND
SHOE HOUSE
GOR. FIRST AN YAMHILL STS.
'THIS. IS A PEOPLE'S SALE ' THE BUYING OPPORTUNITY FOR THOUSANDS
At your own. price if you name one within reason. -In the face of the most sensational and unprincipled advertising by merchants (?)' who care
namrht for truth and less for principle mercantile degenerates, so to speak this great sale grows greater with the days. ,
FOUNDED ON TRUTH AND BACKED BY RELIABILITY THIS GREAT DISTRIBUTION, OF WONDERFUL VALUES SEES THE
CROWDS GROW BIGGER EACH SUCCEEDING DAY!
Men's Suits, Hats and Furnishings; Men's, Women's, Boys', Children's Shoes
Carnenters and other artisans masons, plumbers, painters, etc., are impatiently waiting for the old store to be emptied of goods, and will brook little
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dead one,"
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building where the sale is now going on. Delays are dangerous now don't put off buying longer if you haven't provided yourself with tl
U re a loner lime aeau, saia an oiu pxiausupiicr. viouu uuuusuyuy, wu, uuu iuca
mitfif a frartr. "You ve onlv one lite to live ana vc
but get in with the "live ones" and share this week's bargains at JOHN DELLAK b.
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HEV'S NEGLIGEE SDIRTS
A lot of stiff and soft-bosom Shirts
in standard makes at.;. 19)
7Sc Negligee and Golf Shirts 45
Men's Splendid Work Shirts... 38)
Our best $1.25 Golf Shirts
$1.50 Shirts, newest patterns, m white
checks, stripes and dots
HEN'S UNDERWEAR
fine ribbed Shirts and Drawers,
for men.,
Men's fine Balbriggan Underwear.
Men'a fine Cassimere and. Worsted
Underwear, great bargain t,,,,,u
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Matchless Shoe Bargains
. Cut out this aT and bring it with you.
50 CASES HEN'S SB0ES-$4.M AND $5.C9 VALUES
: , J: FOR $2.95 ;;. , rrV-, :
Patent leathers, ' vici and calf, new lasts, made in master
workmanship by expert shoemakers. $4.00 and $5.00 , flJO QC
values for
Men's S3 and $4 Shoes for $135
Similar to lot told of above and equal bargains.' 35 cases
of Men's Box Calf and Velour Shoes, in Goodyear
welt stylesat the wonderful bargain price 2
Lsdies' Shoes, 51.75-52 Vals. $1.00
8,000 pairs of fine Vici Kid Sfioes, with pstent tips, well made,
stylish and durable, the regular $1J5 and $2.00 grade AA
to be sold for, a pair.. sJU.VU
Women's Patent Vici and Calf Shoes, worth $3.00 in .d C
the Great Rebuilding Sale for.., sJIUU
Women's ,$3.50 and $4.00 Shoes, new - JO OA
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MEN'S NEW, STYLISH 1907
SUMMER; SUITS
Splendid $15 Values, Sale Price $6.95
Unequaled $18 Vals., Sale Price $9.85
Matchless, new and up-to-the-minute
made Suits, products of such
est custom tailors
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styles in latest cut and superbly
famous men's tailors as Charles Kauff man
& Brothers and Rosenwald & Veil, the equals of the best custom tailors
in America. Carried by only leading houses and sold
everywhere for- SZ5.0Q. Just ;: in bought for our new
store, but will be included in out Great Rebuilding Sal
Special at . .'.
MEN'S $10 SUITS $4.95
In small sizes only 34, 35 and 36 bust measure. Only a few. left. ' Big
bargains for "smallish" men.- Best regular $10.00 values ever offered
in Portland while they last go in the Great Rebuilding Sale gjj
WONDERFUL HAT VALUE
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A Grand Special 10,000 men's
newest styles in Fedoras and Tel
escopes: pearls, blacks, eravs and
browns; $1.50 and $2.00 values while they last, choose yQ
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pjfSee those golden savings' in bur windows at the
Now at its height at the JOHN DELLAR CLOTHING HOUSS
at First and Yamhill, where the building is about to be "made over"
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