.THE 1 OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY, -EVENINg JULY.. 12. 1SC7.
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It's a Real Money Saver for Homes, Hotels, Boarding and Lodging Houses, Steamboats and Office-Buildings .
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Don' SoaV Vowr Fee
SPOIL YOUR CLOTHES AND
LOSE YOUR TEMPER with old
v leaky hose, oura is good and cheap.
Every length is sold complete with
couplings and patent norrle ready
to attach to your faucet. These
prices are for full 50-foot lengths:
"Defender," -neh S4.00
"Defender," -inch H4.50
"Dover," J-inch 14.50
"Dover," -inch J&5.00
"Chester," -inch JS5.50
"Chester," -inch ! 50.00
"Columbia," flinch J54.50
"WoodLark," -inch ., 87.00
"Oregon," -inch 88.00
"Sun Proof," -inch 810.00
"White Crown," tf-inch. . .$12.00
Hose Reels i..... 81.00
Easy Menders 5
Sprinklers 35
NOTE We'll send hose, trans
portation, paid, to any depot or land
ing within 100 miles of Portland.
Howls It With
Your Eyes
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Dozen. 100 Rolls.
"NEtfO," rolls ' 33
"ONEIDA," rolls 42
"SANITAS," rolls 48
"400," rolls GO
'"WOOD LARK," rolls .... 00
"MOUNT HOOD" .......81.08
"DELTA," squares 00
"KLONDIKE," squares .... 06
"HANDIFOLD," squares, to close out, 5;
regular 15c.
$2.60
83.15
84175
85.40
Art nst
87.65
87.70
86.40
Free -Free
With every - dozen
rolls of toilet paper we
give one handsome
fixture without extra
charge during this
sale. Telephone your,
orders. We deliver
free to all parts of the
city.
Today? Do they need skilled at
tention? We fit glasses right at a
unedsrate price. -
CLASSES
GOGGLES
SPECTACLES
25c
New Films, Plates, Cameras and Kodaks
Expert developing no tank or slop-bucket work. We show you how to develop and print,
how to make beautiful enlargements, lantern slides and transparencies. We make photogra
phy delightful and profitable to every one of our customers.
SMOKED
BLUE
GREEN
BROWN
Compasses 10
Barometers 50 and up
Bathing Caps '.....25
A week'a trial free 85.00
We want your monthly ac
counts. Free delivery in city.
Canadian money at full value.
WOODARD. CLARKE & COMPANY
Do your ordering by phone.
Private Ex. 11; Home A1139.
100 salesmen to fill orders.
SCANDAL II!
AIY LIFE
.'Divorce of Gay Lieutenant
Hanson Is End of Early
; Romance of Occupation of
; the Philippine Islands by
, American Soldiers.
(Jonrail Spda1 Sarvte)
' 8n Franclaco, July It. Beeauia
'then have been ao many aeandaU In
" army Ufa already, Mr. Carolina Gordon
Hanson, whosa weddlna; to Llautenant
I K. M&naon In Manila flva years aco
' ;-waa the climax of one of the first no
,: nances of the American oocupaUon of
vthe Philippines, said yesterday. Just be
; fore obtalntns; an Interlocutory decree,
that she dreaded bringing ault for dl
roroe. 'Tor the good of the service,"
'"waa one of her reasona. Another waa
' that the Ueu tenant really was an as
. tlmable man, although he always waa
' criticising her taste In hats and dres.
, On the other hand, she disliked his -.
- lections of cigars and civilian acarfa.
'. Besides, she could not bear having him
'- make unkind remarks while she poured
; his coffee at breakfast.
"We simply grated upon one another's
nerves," she said.
But behind the divorce Is another ro
mance, and when the final decree Is en
tered the wedding bells will ring again
for beautiful Mrs. Hanson. Mrs. Hanson
will leave on Sunday for New York,
where her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rloh
ard H. Gordon, now live, and friends are
expecting her marriage to Captain Al
bert C. Dalton of the quartermaater'a
department as aoon as the divorce la
made absolute.
Mrs. Hanson before her marriage was
a society girl of South Carolina, well
known In southern capitals aa Miss Car
oline Gordon. She Is a blonde beauty,
and when she visited army friends In
Manila she created a sensation. She
met and finally married Hanson. A
few months after the wedding Captain
Dalton was transferred to Hanson's reg
iment and met the young bride. He was
several years her senior, but was a
handsome, soldierly man, and won her
friendship at once.
The regiment came home, and Han
son waa assigned to a lonely post In
Tezaa. His- bride went there, but soon
tired of life at the post and came here,
while her husband remained in Texas.
Non-support was the technical ground
for the suit, Mrs. Hanaon denied today
that ahe would marry Captain Dalton.
but her friends sme.'
JUDGE TREXCITAKD'S
NARROW ESCAPE
(SpeeUl Dteoetcb to Tb Jon rati.)
Astoria, Or.. July 12. What might
have been a very serious accident oc
curred at the new county court build
ing yesterday. Aa County Judge C. J.
Trenchard waa descending from the top
In the hoisting elevator it suddenly
dronned to the bottom, tossing the judge
very unceremoniously out, giving him
quite a bad snaxing up ana tearing nis
wearing apparel but not seriously In
juring him.
Important Probate Decision.
(Speeial Dispatch to The Journal.)
Olympla, Waah., July II. In an opin
ion handed down today the supreme
court holds that property which Is ac
quired In a foreign Jurisdiction which
Is there the separate property of either
spouse, maintains its separate character
wnen urougni imo a siaie naving um cli
ent community property laws.
PENDLETON ACADEMY
DORMITORY CONTRACT
(SporUl Dwpttch to The JonraaL)
Pendleton, Or., July 11. The contract
to erect the boys' dormitory of the
Pendleton academy has been awarded to
Bothby A Hale, for 18.800, exclusive of
the finishing of the rooms in the attic,
or third story. The building will be
constructed of veneered brick, three
stories and basement. There will be
14 large rooms for two students each,
a large parlor, baths and lavatories, on
the first and second floors, which will
be completed under the contract. The
dormitory will be named Brown hall.
In honor of W. W. Brown of Crook coun
ty who gave $10,000 for the erection of
tfils building.
WIND RIVER LUMBER
PLANT IS DESTROYED
(Special Dispatch to The JonraaL)
The Dalles, July 12. Fire last night
destroyed the entire plant of the Wind
River Lumber company at Cascade
Lorks, the loss being approximately
1 200.000. The blaze atarted in the
planer room about 7 o'clock and within
a few minutes the whole plant was
burntng. None of the residences were
destroyed, but a number of trains were
delayed on account of being unable to
pass that point until tne name bud
sided.
FIND PM OF
STOLEN filOIIEV
Young Woman Believed to
Hare Hidden Bank Funds
Taken by Runyan.
(Joerail Special Service.)
Chicago. July 12. Florence Wood,
alias Florence Moore, who la a sister
of Mrs. Laura M. Carter, the woman
who betraved Chester B. Runyan. teller
of the Windsor Trust company bank of
New xork to tne autnormea oe mai
city, after he had been accused of the
Potter Schedule for Beach
This Week.
The steamer Potter sails tomorrow
(Saturday) at 9 a. m. Get tickets and
make reservations at city ticket office,
Third and Washington streets. C. W.
Stinger, city ticket agent.
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feci;
Chester B. Runyan.
theft of 196,817 of the bank's funds, has
declared -her willingness to return to
the eastern 'city without extradition
papers.
Miss Wood Is believed to have re
ceived more than $20,000 of the money
alleged to have been stolen by Runyan.
The woman was arrested In a rooming
house. In her possession was found
1280, six' bank books and five safety de
posit vault keys. A deposit of $1,000
was recorded in one or tne Dank books
Deposits of various amounts were re
corded In others. ' Efforts will be made
t6 learn If any of the safety vault keys
are oi liucbku concerns.
Miss Wood is 21 years old and at
tractive.
and Going, $1,000; Sophia Legge, one-
story dwelling, Grove and Pacific, $960;
J. B. Smollen, one-story dwelling. Mar
guerlte, between East Sherman and East
Caruthers, $200; Ross Franklin, shed.
Alnsworth and East Ninth, $100; C. F.
Perierson, two-story dwelling, - East
Tenth, between Mason and tiktdmore,
$2,400; Mrs. Ada L. Simpson, two-story
flats. Johnson, between Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth, $1,600; H. H. Brown,
one and one-half-story dwelling, Camp
bell, between KlUlngsworth and Church,
$1,000; Andrew Nicholas, ahed, Ella
worth between East Thirty-ninth and
East Forty-rirst, $25; F. Wetxler, one
story dwelling, Eist Eighth, between
Brooklyn and Beacan, $1.20(5; J. R. Caplea,
two-story dwelling, Vancouver, between
Broadway and Hancock, $2,000; Max
Asmns, two-story dwelling. Oantenbeln
and Skldmore, $2,200: A. Rollman, one-
dlna and Humboldt, $1,000; Otto Krae-
mer, steps and walks, isast Thirtieth,
near Hawthorne. $76; B. F. Boone, re
pairs dwelling. Mead, between First and
Front, $160; Portland Women's Union,
repairs, apartments, Flanders, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, $1,000; T. C
nt.ta;i n v . v j w w wt ("o. vvasuua w
tween KlUlngsworth and Blnton. $1,200:
Swift 4 Co., two-atory brick smoke
house. IZB salmon street, isqo; q. b.
Allen, repairs dwelling, Eaat Morrison,
bet wean East Nineteenth and East
Twentieth. $800: Joseph Le Jeune, two-
story dwelling, Northrup, between Nlne
teentn and Twentieth, $3, boo.
Heaiy TraTel to Seaside and
Clatsop Beach.
Hundreds of people are taking advan
tage of the excellent train service the
Astoria A Columbia River railroad are
giving between Portland and Seaald.
Two through trains leave dally from
union aepot s a. m. ana p. m., arriv
ing at tieasiae iimd p. m. ana io:30 p.
m. In addition to this service the sea
side Flyer," the crack train out of Port
land, leaves (Saturdays only) 1:10 p. m.,
arriving Seaside 6:60 p. m. Informa
tion and tickets can be bad by calltnr
at Northern Pacific ticket office. Third
and Morrison streets.
We Bare YoU Money
On trunks. We manufacture travelers'
neeas. reeness Trunk Co., z8 Third st.
HERMIST0N ELECTION
TIE GOES TO COURT
In whatever direction your duty or your fancy takes you this month, we have the exact
thing to 6uit every requirement : For travel, gray mixture ; for the veranda, blue serge ; for
the golf field, fancy trousers and negligee shirt.
We'ye style and comfort for the summer man every necessity of dress, priced for the
modest purse.
Outing and thrpe-piece Suits, $10 to $25. Fancy Trousers at $2 to $6. Negligee
Shirts, 50 to $5. Thin Underwear, 50 to $1.50. Bathing Suits, $1 to $3.
'Xr7W guarantee your money's worth in quality. Let us show you our splendid variety.
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Clothing Co
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Beaver
: Hats .
$3.00,;
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We've Everything to Wear for Men and -Boys
166-168 THIRD STREET MOHAWK BUILDING
Panama
Hats
$5.00
Extra
Special
Values
(Special Dlipatch to Tbe Journal.)
Hermlston, Or., July It. J. R, Means,
who tied with F. R. Swayze for the post
tlon of councilman lit the recent elec
tlon at this place, hair, through his at
tornevs. instituted quo warranto Dro
oeedlngs against Swayze, which will
oave the legal1 erreci or tnrowing tne
cus In the circuit court in the form of
an election contest The matter waa
brought before the Umatilla county
court, which deciaea in ravor or swayze.
According to the statute the oounty
oourt, it Is declared, has no authority
to open tne oanoi dox in a municipal
election.
CAMPMEETING OPENS
NEAR DAYTON SUNDAY
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(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
TStayi A. Tit! .1 9 A amTmt.
in will be held on the church srounds
at webioot, two ana a n&ii nujes soum
of Dayton, beginning Sunday, July 14,
and continuing to August 1. Rev, F.
F. Burnstorfr, conference evangelist,
from southwestern Kansaav and M. P.
nirnn. local castor of .the Methodist
Episcopal church, will have the meeting
in charge. Other speakers are expected.
There Is plenty of good water and
abundant shade at the campmeeting
grounds. .-J.
BnQdlag Permltg. : .
WU1IBU prVCKCll, qwvuihk, I
Eaaf Twenty -sixth, between Wy genii
When you have a Bad
Breath Wake up!
T-T T7AKE Up! It's time to taka
Wa Cascaret,
When the friend yoi
speak to turns his fac
th other wajr,
When your tongua Is coated,
When you have Heartburn, Belch-
fog, Acld.Rlslngs in throat,
. When Pimples begin to peep out,
When your Stomach Gnaws ot
Burns,
That's th time, to check coming
Constipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
One single Candy Cascaret will do It
If taken at the right minute,- just when
you first feel the need of It.
Do It nowl
,
Cascarets don't Purge, nor Weaken,
nor waste Digestive Juices in flooding
out the Bowels, like Salts, Castor Oil.
"Physics."
But, they act like Exercise on the
Muscles that shrink and expand the In
testines, thus pushing the Food on Nat
urally to Its Finish.
When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them
rot "Physic" to pamper them.
Cascarets provide the bracing tone
that Is needed specifically by the Bowel
muscles. Then carry the little ten-cent "Vest
Pocket' box constantly with you, and
take a Cascaret whenever you suspect
you need It.
One Cascaret at a time will promptly
cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Ton
gue, Jkus proving clearly Its ready,
steady, sure, but mild and effective ac
tion. Have the little 10c Emergency box of
Cascarets constantly near you I
All Drunists sell them over ten mil
lion boxes a year, for six years past.
Be very careful to get the genuine,.
mad only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold In bulk. Every
tablet stamped "CCCT - bjmo
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FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Our men's clothing section offers the right clothes
of the right makdfs at tne right pricesthe STEINs
BLOCH CO. Suits and Outing Suits, the
SCHLOSS BROS. tO. Suits and Outing Suits,
the BRADBURY SYSTEM Suits and Outing
Suits. Moderate prices and liberal credit accom
modations. Ym can pay for your outfit in small
weekly payments.
EASTERN OUTFITTING CO.
The tore Where
Tent Credit Zs flood
Cor. Wastyngton and Tenth
$1.00 A WEEK WILL DO $1.00
EXTRA HEAVY SOLID GOLD BIRTHSTONE
RINGS 92.50 .
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
189 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN YAMHILL AND TAYLOR
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