The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 19, 1907, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE " OREGON DAILY JOWRNAU PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 10, 19Q7. tomorrow The iieier Frank Store's 921st Ijffitf If; t if - i i y h 1 - 1000 Women's and Men's Ail-Wool Sweater Coats, $3.50 Values $2.59 a. In the Men's Furnishing Goods Depart ment for tomorrow's 921st Friday Sur prise Sale a timely offering of 1,000 of the popular new sweater coats for wom en and men A special purchase from one of the largest knitting mills in New England enables us to offer the newest and prettiest styles, regular $3.50 values t$2.59 each Both heavy knit coats and jersey coats, the best long coat styles with large pearl buttons Colors v are red, maroon, oxford, navy blue and whit -All sizes for women, men, boys, misses and children, very large assortment, well made and finished and perfect-fitting, just the garment you want for cold and wet weather wear; regular Q $3.50 values. Your choice tomorrow at, special V'J Mail Orders Promptly andarefully Filled. 300 Framed Pictures Half Price Tbt fourth floor Picture Store offers for tomorrow's 921st Friday Surprise Sale a great special lot of 300 framed pictures; large assortment of subject, indud- ing beautiful hand-colored madonnas, gin neaos, animais, sporting pictures, Gainsborough heads, etc.; room picture! in hand- colored pastels; great variety; values ranging! from $1.50 to $35 each; your choice at XA regular' prices. Picture Department, fourth floor... s, animais, sporting pictures, One-half. MEIER S FRANK'S 931tt FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE Beautiful AHover Laces 03.50 Vols. $1.69 $4.50 Vals. $1.98 $1.50 Vals. 69c Doz. Three great special values in the lace department for tomor- . row's 921st Friday Surprise Sale, 1500 yards of white and cream Venise and Baby Irish allover Laces for waistings, etc.; beautiful designs; 18 inches wide; great value. VALUES TO $3.30 at.... $1.69 a Yard VALUES TO $4.50 at.... 1.98 a Yard 1000 dozen of French and round mesh Val. Laces and Insertion, J4 to 2-inch; very best patterns; values up to $2 per dozen yards, on sale at this special low (yQ price, per dozen yards "iC DRESS NETS 45-inch1 black Dress Nets, plain, dotted and figured effects for waists and gowns; $2 values $1.29 yard; ft : $275 values, for, yard 9t7iU7 Beautiful 45c Ribbons for 27c a Yard For tomorrow's 921st Friday Surprise Sale, 10,000 yards of heavy all-silk Taffeta V Ribbon; full 6 inches wide; red, blue, pink, white, brown, navy, Alice, green and black; best 45c quality; buy all you want of it at, per yard mil C Vnr tomorrow's 921st Fridav Surnrise Sale wnmrn'i whit Tare Pnllar. visette yokes and fronts; made of point Venise lace; regular 75c to $1.25 'Tli-a. 1 values on sale at this special low price, each JOC I 1500 Beautiful Plaid Waists $2.00 Values at $1.18 Each For tomorrow's 921st Friday Surprise Sale we offer 1,500 Women's Plaid Waists made of Wicklow Suitings in the very newest style, very best colorings and effects White embroidered collar and full long sleeves stitched and well made, all sizes Every waist in the lot regular $2.00 values. Your cnoice tomorrow oniy at tnis t 1 O exceptionally low price, each p 1 I O Mail Orders will receive careful attention. 5000 Pieces Underwear, $1.00 Vests- Tights 53c, $2 Union Suits 98c Each Great September Surprise Sale of wom en's knit Underwear, Swiss ribbed gar ments, winter weight, 5,000 garments 1 the lot An advantageous purchase from one of the largest and best mills in the country, beautifully made and hand finished garments, crocheted neck and silk front and all sizes The grandest values ever offered and right at a time when most women have un- derwear needs to supply for the ap proaching season, all sizes, 4, 5 and 6 V ests and tights, regular $1 values tomorrow, each. 53c Union Suits in all sizes, the regular $2 values on sale for 98c See Fifth Street Window Display Mail Orders Promptly Filled. 2000 Prs. Men's Gloves 89c Pr. Tomorrow we announce our first great Friday Surprise Sale of men's Gloves; the best bargain of its kind we have ever invited you to share in; 2000 pairs in the lot; all new, high-grade glovtt; tvtry pair guaranteed perfect and to givt the very best satisfaction; included are gray, tan and brown mochas, gray ana crown sueaes, siik nnea, ana silk-lined mochas in the best colors; also reindeer cape sewn; all sizes; stylish gloves for dress, street and driving wear; regular $1.50 and $1.75 values; see Morrison street window display; mail orders filled; at i mocnas, gray 89c MEIER. (Sb FRANK'S 921st FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE 1000 Prs. Women's Shoes $2.48 For tomorrow's 821st Friday Surprise Sale another grand special sale of women's high grade Footwear The newest, lasts for fall and winter wear, every pair the best product of one of the largest and best shoo factories in the country Patent colt, lace and blucher shoes with walking weight welt soles and' Cuban heels, vici kid, lace and blucher shoes .with patent tips and Cuban heels, -extension welt soles Gun metal, blucher, lace and button shoes with heavy welt soles, Cuban heels and plain leather tips All sires and widths, every pair guaranteed $3.50 values very low price of. per pair for tomorrow only at this A Q Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled. Hit Hte 2000 Jap Tea Pots, Friday at 1 lc Each For tomorrow's 921st Friday Surprise Sale big basement store offers 2000 blue and white Japanese Tea Pots; very pretty style and wonderful value for I 1 -tomorrow only at this low price on sale in the basement 1 1 C 1000 Rogers Bros.' "1847" Berry Spoons; handsome style and wonder- OQ ful value for tomorrow at this low price, each in the basement OrC 1 000 Beautiful Axnvinster Riigs $2.75 Values $1.79 On the third floor Carpet Store for to morrow's 921st Friday Surprise Sale we announce one of our great special bargains in Axminster Rugs Oriental and Floral designs, in beautiful color ings and combinations, -size 27x54 in ches Rugs that every home in the city can make use of to good advantage Regular $2.75 values Buy all you want of them tomorrow at this low price, each $1.79 Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention 1 000 Pairs "Fowries" 1 6-Button Length Kid Gloves $4 Val. $2.78. Portland's greatest glove sWc offera for tomorrow's 881st Friday Surprise Sale another great special lot of the celebrated "Fowncs" French Kid Gloves in full 16 button lengths, the balance of the im mense special purchase we made from them a short time agoMessrs. Fownes & Co. insist that we call them "seconds" whenever advertising the lot Why, we don't know, as we cannot find anything wrong about them- The lot includes black, white, tans and browns, 3-clasp mousquetaire style, sizes S to 7 best $4 values Buy all you want of them tomoirow at, pair Mall Orders Will Be Carefully Filled. 2000 Yards Plaid Silks 89c Yd. Another great special offering of stylish Plaid Silks for tomorrow's 921st Friday Surprise Sale; 2000 yards in the lot; the newest and prettiest effects and color ings, in fancy and Scotch elan plaids, lor waiatSr-auita, skirts, petticoat tuL trimming purposes; also desirable tor misses and children apparel; large assortment to select from; regular $1.25 value value on sale tomorrow at this exceptionally low price, the yard- mail orders will De carefully filled paiucoau aua 89c MEIER. B FRANK'S 921 1 FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE 2000 Beautiful White Petticoats $1.50 Values at 95c Each The high price of cotton goods makes it rather a difficult matter to secure white petticoats to sell below the two-dollar mark Only through the necessity of securing quick cash was this manufacturer induced to sell us this lot of about 2,000 white petticoats at a price far below what they could be manufactured for today Made with wide tucked flounces of lawn and separate dust ruffles; full width and exceptional value for tomor- f row at this low price, each. Mail Orders Carefully FilledTake advantage of thjs great sale. . Ill I w 1000 Tapestry Couch Covers $1.89 Ea. In rhe third floor Drapery Store for tomorrow's 921st Friday Surprise Sale, a great offering of 1000 Tapestry Couch Covers; designs taken from oriental lugs, juu. Mm iuiui uigi, icus, uiucs ana greens pre dominating; soft oriental blending of deep, rich colors; 60 inches wide, 3 yards lorig; fringed all around; regular $3.50 values at this extraordinary low price, each taken from oriental $1.89 Boys' $5 Suits $3.28 Tomorrow's Great Surprise Sale of inde structible School Suits for boys 7 to 16 years Every suit guaranteed - Gray mixed cheviots in plaids, checks and overplaids, brown checks and stripes Coats made with reinforced seams Pants with double seats and knees All the, best fall and winter styles Suits that we would call exceptional values at $5.00 each, your choice fl 1 o at this price tomorrow for PjQ Mail Orders receive prompt Attention. SHIP NEARLY LIFTED TO CLOUDS BY WATERSPOUT Schooner Andy Mahoney and Crew Have Narrow Escape y Off 3Iouth of Columbia When Pillar of Water Almost Sucks Them Out of the Sea. . i i 1 : An lmmenie column of water, reach tof from the ocean to a black cloud in the ky, chased the schooner Andy Jdahoney for 10 minute off the mouth of the Columbia river t 9 o'clock Mon ' day morning and the officers and crew feared every moment to be overtaken ' by" the roaring funnel- of water and either carried off Into apace or torn to pieces and eent tothe bottom, of the ' sea. Captain J. Joreto. master of the schooner, says the waterspout as the largest he baa ever seen or heard of end he has sailed the oceans for tunny years. . " - - The Andv Mahoney arrived In the har- , ,W last night and went to the mill of the Portland Lumber company to load lumber for San Pedro. Having sailed in over the bar and picked up a tow boat for this city without going ashore at Astoria, Captain Jorgeneon gave the tlrst personal account of the remarkable experience this morning while entering his vessel at the custom house. Offloers Stunned h-r T.lo-htTiino- TPe left San Francisco in ballast for Portland about three weeks ago and arrived off Tillamook rock laat Bun day night ' It wag sultry and Bhory after dusk vivid f lashes , of lightning began to play across the heavens. We did not anticipate much of a storm, but Irra H 1 1 1 1 ir It ....... .j i . ' ... .i uNcmu in iury until about midnight the climax was reached when a bolt of lightning struck in the schooner's wake within a few fcot of the stern. ''Mate Norllng and the man at the wueei were stunena ana temporarily blinded, and it was some time before they recovered from the terrific shock. They tell me the electric bolt made an awful fuss as it struck the water, and the light was so intense everything turned: Into one Immense flash. "The lightning continued until well along toward dawn, when It gradually faded away in the distance. It rained copiously, but the wind was not extraor dinarily strong. We were making fine time, however, running before it, steer ing on a northerly course beyond fo me coiumoia river lightship. Waterspout Follows Boa. "When about two miles tto the south ward of the lightship our attention was attracted by a strange rumbling sound. Looking about, we saw a gigantic pil lar of water come speeding along from the westward. Funnel-shaDed. It ta pered from an inky cloud in the sky to me ocean, us Dnse appearing to be at least 100 feet in circumference. The water was white with foam and for a distance of several hundred feet the ocean appeared to be one Immense wniripool. "The rumbling sound Increased as the spout drew nearer, until it sounded like a million breakers beating upon a sandy beach. We were steering north, and thought thereby to escape the spout, but it nearly took the breath away from us when we saw the spout change its course and come directly for us. All hands were summoned on deck with firearms ready to fire away at the col umn as eon as within rnni that hplnr the only wav of 'bursting a tpmnmit and the Intention was then to rush fori the hold as quickly as possible and await developments, and possibly our doom. "The spout was within 50 feet of the schooner, I should Judge, when the sec ond mate fired his revolver at It The pillar broke and drew up into the cloud and swept on above us. Had It held a few moments longer it would have swallowed up the schooner and either carried her Into the sky or swamped and sunk her. There Is no getting away from a water spout and we thanked our good luck for-escaplng what appeared to us certain destruction. "We were within sight of the mouth of the Columbia by this time and did not take time to wait for pilot nor tug but sailed right in against a strong ebb tide. Tha weather wah 'rifrtv nntatrio and In view of ourexperlences we did not care particularly to spend another night outside. We sailed In over the bar so fast that the lookout at North Head failed to see us and the pilots at Astoria were surprised when thev jearnea mat we naa aroppea anchor in tile viJty ueu.1 luc U1UCH can Duoy. The ebb tide, was so strong, however. that several times we had "to get into the wind and take a straight shoot across the channel and thus gain a sort or rresn neaaway to carry us on. Prior to running Into the thunder storm the schooner encountered some heavy weather and lost her Jib boom. The thunder storm that nearly put the Andy Mahoney's mate and quartermaster out of commission was noticed Sunday night when it Pained heavily, and also Monday morning, when a fifth ef an inch of rain fell In the short snare of flvp minutes, according In tha nunrrl nf ih local weather bureau. GOVERNOR APPOINTS A VETERINARY BOARD (Special DUpatcb to The Joarnal.) Balem, Or., Sept. 19. Governor Cham-, berlaln today appointed I. N. Parks of Portland, U. S. Lytle of Pendleton and Dr. Kornek of Balem members of the State Veterinary Medical board. A mMtlnv n t vn, i i or tnA AtntA tuna, Vij.1,4 T"- tr 1 . i . . . " " WU J'l r IWIIIOK B nfflC.A lnMt Tltirht ant a Anm.Hn. ... ed on the governor and asked for the appointment of a board. in railway commission tnl morning STANDARD'S SECRETS nrtiaren thn fnllnwlno haarlnva' To versus Southern Pacific, depot building-, ou vnr, uuiuuvr i. jonnson versus oumeni racmc. Airne, depot- case in case postponed from September 20 to Another Excursion. Another excursion will be given by the Southern Pacific to the Oregon State fair at Salem tomorrow (Friday) at the same rate as today, $1.00 for round trip- Same schedule alao. Leave Union denot fit 9 a m nMn at the fair. (United Press Lea led Wirt.) - New York, Sept. 19. Wesley Tilford, the Standard's treasurer, was tndav'a first witness in the Standard Oil hear lng. He gave the early history of his i connection witn tne trust, which he joined in lijSZ. Ten years later he be came a trustee and attorney. He ad mitted that during eight years of liqui dation the dividends from subsidiary companies were paid to trust certificate holders. This point Is important be cause the Ohio supreme court's order of 1892 demanded the trust's dissolution, and Kellogg tried to show that the trust was being conducted in open defiance of this order. Tilford said the officers of the aubcompanles were elected by the stock taken ouj and held by Individuals. Tmtav t ii i 1 . 1 .... I .t lat davs for discount nn aaat iU. n- . bills. " Kellogg was making an effort-to get 2rI2Z? . a .co, of tne original trust Sfnfment, f 18?2' wnlch was the be vinf fi the 0,1 V""81' a wblh time J?!,.":8 ?i companies Placed their af tV in the hands of nine trustees. The Sovn VS?" Wr. Rockefeller, O. H. !ne-xWlyianL,Ro?kefeUer. J- A. Beht Jfli.Hv M. Flagler, W. H. Warden. JAr&tik BnJam,n Brew'ter d aJh weement atated that each trus """tied to salary not ezceed ifc,2:000a.n.liu,aU and th president Ox f n A nna rr Jt3A Ann. i a-T.. i continue during 'the 'lives of the surviv al; Vi DUVV"' oz trustees namea. ana PB n h tarmfns IaJ a. t n . . iv j ....n.aicu itor iv jrcars on iwo after one year on 90 per cent' vote. Metiger A Co, opticians. Hi Wash. QUEEN ETHEL GETS ROBES AT AST0RJA (Hperlal Dispatdi to The Jo or oil.) nai.uiu, coin. i. juur very spirited contest in the vote for the queen lamet, Washington, next Saturday, Miss C.l.nl &aI.h -3 i . . . ooiwn w na uouittrea iiio winner. She polled 1,704 votes. M-s Gertrude Cogden securing 1,(74 and a small scattering of 70 votes divided among four other contestants. Miss Ethel Below Is now In Astoria, pie of Cathlamet are making big prep arations for the reratta. event, t lnrn uu.uvcr vi vmuauio Dnzes areola "v put up for a, good program of wiL. ly tha TrWlslV an1 rAmANAMf" KnalltSi1l ' na--T .r. msu r IVIIIVI BUT JWDl la "Dl J 111V Iftfft rllLVstf fnr r1inniinr An ma m siMaa ara m bUis. t . i ... .