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I IREGON DAILY - rrmttAT:, PORTLAND," WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1908., - a a a a. V t U-J I SKI II' -II III .11 j:tViTS)II: JuVLli-ni v.' ' V ' 1 ,V i. ' s ' - e 11. - V V HEWYEAR'SJOYin SINGLE HARflESS Itinerant Husband Gets His When Wife Finally Locates Him. . "T J Beginning -Today Railroads Prom Denver to Coast Will Accept Kew Paper in Pay Deserted four weeks after she .was married,, Minnie Bngllnf nas win suit tor ; divorce, against August Eng- Tn font the suit was started TTient Of FareS 2 1-2-Cent just on year and three days ago. but ! , , until yeiterday the sheriffs office had Eate Effective. , ..v sr.-MM5 to find. Yesterday he was locatea oy Drputy Sheriff Harry Bulger . f h BneHnas wore msrrled m tuis . cltv in June. 1804, ana four weens i' . . wL 2.v. Vh eomilalnt. the husband - i naff tivie anar .: - i... tnnn Me ai'i method of using scrip passenger fares p, appear at home again i"J"th'n Will be in effect on the Southern i.8. .Vw.". ATTi h. Thrf Tbesu to use .ilflo lined and .other railroads from fch ',ansuage tTiat his wife began to wish Denver to tha coast, at a rate of 1H e had not returned Be .ays her hus cenu a mile. A transcontinental scrip band has bureau haa been organized, and ,n Miiden name of Minnie Hunt. j new scrip will be good In all terrl-j After-LP"led life of 47 years tory, under Its jurisoicuon. "U1J: I James J. nmpm ff" a.;'Va whom he - wnl be good .for. payment Of fares UlvoK. from U "p.Uto TrTand trains Or or purcnaso ui - was mam r ToMriMl stations. 'and for the checking of bag- , iS60 t He jays hu . wlfa rta gage and excess. ,. . v him in 182, after they Pa?.i,vjr3 The new books are similar In appear, gether for- S2 years and ance to the present scrip books, except children to manhood and woman- that .the coupon smp is wiucr miiu nooo.. lorated, provwing A-marginju i ' ' i - - &xgb. r.hec sraws one of state's v....b. T.ir.H am not arood on trains ex ci-Dt from stations where there la no ...on win fnntinu to be honored un der Oielr- conditions, but will be ex changed for. those of the new, style, with equal value or coupons. OLDEST PIONEERS f,. fnnnral of Mrs. A. Scherneckan. who died of heart trouble at St Yin rA $90 book will bt aold With a re- ..w,ul y.sterday, will be held iT .- n ..ih hnnk - for th. scrlo Bnntrkin wae one Of Oregon tn nnii nn nun dook lor bki iv i HcnernecKKn . i buriau to cover expenses. - The , terrl- pl0neers and resident a-- torv of tne Transcontinental winp u was well nJT" '."":"ii7- nA..rv roau 'ls west -of and including the rail The town of Hnsmw. m " from EU Paeo through Trinidad, 1 wa named; for the famwy. k . ... querqueVLaJunta, Pueblo, Colora- Both Mr:and Mrs. Jcherneckan are llne AlOuquerqua, umiiow, i nuiii ; ""3 anl ware j. cn.in n.nvr mil i Cheveimt. In-I ativ.. of Germany and met and were eluding the Colorado A. .Southern west married In that .country In o"'".ra; SrUdsrxKeK Kew, Mexico, adt teTVhSf Wortn ana uenTer- near -im i-. whn the f Dalhart, Texas, and the El Paso and m0ved to Cresi L Hollows, and when tne Southwestern ' system west ox Dm columDia bouihwh ""-s to Tall the Hosa. New Jexteo, and embracing nU tne railway officials decided to ' tf ' ifneJ be?we these !Pmlta ,d ' the pYaTaf ter the BsKMSmST'iSS! CA $0 .crip book will be sold ' for to spell itfc was promptly i .,. nf Oreron. Washinaton I and Idaho. A similar scrip tlnuea to do . . th tock- be sold, for 130, for -use' In; California. . A,ter tHtntigJlL a o scrip dook win, uo buiu ; raising Dum n .rr.-j;! ia tTtah and Nevada, and w similar 10 Ucherneckans moved Jo Astoria in .IBM. scrip book for the southwestern terrl- wnere they have lived since. There are tory empracinpi h.i.-ihi, iieii no umm .v . jnnver. uciwsj i V 1 Wt,f,-iuv. , DEPOSED SLEUTHS' PLACES VAUAJNT WHy I, lost My Job Reaaona Why Thouaanda Like Me V Cannot Satisfy Their Employers. t 'I believe-my fata,' la not unliko that 3 ilhar workers - who dally lose their places for "na they do not know, and probably would not beliSvi. - When their last Panvelope fm" " ..VSri1 TfY?hUer tVuTh were known, the reason for their un ceremonious removal would P'objJj9 that their usefulness war destroyed be- pntil worrv. , bodily ailment o genera indisposition.- These things, as we all know,. ara tha most fruitful causes of failure In all walks ViVl . 7rv. k.ttlo .nf Waterloo was lost because of a headache. In thie quick age our minds must be ciaar, rapid, active, and free from outside influence or worry, or else we Jfo down to failure' with the throng of flo" .hn r. fmm nn nlaee of employment to anothe giving no satisfaction to others -or to themselves, constantly growing older and less useful, with no ambition, no will power, and no hope. Every man requires irom rj v hut that la. in-him. But no man can use or get the best that is i- until ha la flrat free from 11 fretful Indispositions and worries. That was my irouoio. v w - ...KI . That'a mihv ,1 tnat ItlV lOD. v?i n uuuii;. 2"" - - - - . Mr atomacn in tne m ways out pf order, and I was worry in. .hAnt it and mr mind arew cloudy and slow. I made mistakes., and grew Miih ! That waa tha and.. There' are thousands like me, going 'v.iiiit lunch" faces, dys peptic manners, ana repuisiTe ui--pheres. No employer wants auch mens Take my advice. A healthy stomach ia half the battle, for it keeps your mi,tTMaa.r- nd vour face rosy. I have a healthy stomach now and hold a good position, ana my employer aw-i I started to take Stuarfa Dyspepsia t Mf, nlit ware aooa for the irtrst -.'oases of indigestion and dyspepsia., me nrst two lulcl" .'Vl..nt Jlfar.nl., In tnv Condition. One ingredient of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digests .000 grains 01 mi.. Mmn'i hava to work al all. The Tablets do all the work, no our rorai. . oraan, bloat I Irritationa, Joss of appetite, nausea. heartburn, lac or energy, " w.""'" ory. and dyspepsia and indigestion in 1 othiittle Ublata in the wnrM can do so much. You should carry them arouna wun you wnei" o and take tnem reguiany iX. T- hen you will realise what it la, to be freed from' stomach torment, ana navo ' -V. 7... - - HTTftTP-A TH matter how heavy your meal. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure 1 " eructations, burning sensations. ha annonnced that th ralUons left. vacant when four detec K were ousted by the police commls IKS? w?n Sot be filled at the present joints and California common points via au direct ruum ".r"?" of $45 will be made, provided the pas-enger- purchases - a - f irst-clase-ady one-way ticket at the tariff rate of 6 ..Ith uirln nt a 190 book. ' ' '' Application for refund, must be-made bv the purchaser of a book within 18 rnnntha from date of sale.. Scrip books ... ha anlrf to annllcanta who cannot siirn vneir nauira.. iivc w . i ion. win w - - chasing sc?lp books will be required to gSS. Thla will J-Kj'ffiSI pano, r.. , "VmSloying acting Tdetecttves rather , Feel languid, weak, run downf Head than filling Tcaai' civU serve ifhet , Stomach "off-Jyt i.Pj" PP'n ft. .H;!hrWtl will case of las liver, jauraoca . eiooa bum a row u" tT keen the placethany a ters tones liver and stomach, promotes work harder " 4inDe. pc"viiervlce iiMBtion. ourifles the blood. , I man, who is protectee y Coal rnrstal Ioa it Storage Co. Phones 66S; A-lOtl rules. oTlce liasi it . -a-iiit, Bunaera, iain sw Vi.t. , box-25e, rntLM CAUBS EXAOA0KX. LAXATIVE BROMO QUIKINB woMth ituT tha 'world orer to cure a cold in oiw day. B. W ) WELCH'S a Store Worth Knowing ClearasiceiSale STARTS TOMORROW , Every Article in the Store .Was New This Fall and Yet Notice How Deep Is the . Cut "on Everything Be Sure and Get Your Share of the Good Things $15.00 Suits cut .to. ..... 5.,2n2 $20.00 Suits cut to. ""Si5c? $25.00 .buits cut. ..to "S7o buits cut. to. vLZ Suits cut to.....,....'o Suits cut t0........fj29.75 Suits cut to,'..,....... .$34.75 $30.00 $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 $3.50 Underwear cutto.. " a.00 Underwear cut to. . 2.75 2.35 $2.50 Underwear cut to.. 57'V2 $2.00 Underwear cut 10. "Zik $1.50 Underwear cut to... $1.25 Underwear cut to,,...'... 5f $3.50 Shirts cut to. $2.50 Shirts cut to. $2.00 Shirts cut to. $1.50 Shirts cut to. ..I $2.75 $1.05 ....$1.35 ; $1.15 $2.50 1 Neckwear cut to.. $1.50 'Neckwear cut to., $1.00 Neckwear cut to., 50c Neckwear cut to., ...t.91.G5 65 35 N 0 T 0 N R E S E R V D Jackets, Robes, Vests, Collar Bags, V3 Off IF NOT RIGHT, WELCH MAKES IT? RIGHT SVU av waa.-- clear mind, a quick memory, a happ oAmfnrt and rest. U HtUart S UTIII in""". 1 " store for eve a pacKage. Benn US your name ana uui S'&CL 8TESIS ' MANY ITEMS ' WAY BELOW C03T and we will at once send you by man ... n,.. u...h.ll Stuart CO., iU Oiuari oiu. Mich. ' CLUB F.1 10 MAKE TOUR OF ORANGE BELT iEN'SUSINESSiSUITS $30.M SUITS REDUQED i; QQ $25.00 SUITS REDUCED J Jg $20.00 SUITS RED U y&u 1 V A TO. . . . . ' . . v "il Xtle OM ' $15.00 SUITS KttilUis.. Al A flA TU. ........... ' J 1 Ve V V MENIS OVERCOATS 30:00 OVERCOATS , v . COA Hil ? REDUCED TO. ....., . .iJU. U U f l! REDUCED )TOv.;..i. Oil). 0 i $20.00 OVERCOATS jW'&i O ;T f i REDUCEDTO. .' ; J i . i .4) lOaOli ; $15.00 OVERCOATS, ; Vl A Aft 4 REDUCED 'TOiVii .lU.UU '.f l.f,-';.E,.;i'i. I' ? ,'..' j; . '.' fi ' -". ' '.'.'' ;'.;;. ''VV. V'.'.'i .. t:-. CJ,!iaj?ri Plain TTnM''Panta overcoats; ... . . ; ....... v.jy.oD boys, $12.50 knee pants g W1. " ' .-'f -t ic"'' SUITS.V.i.V,,..V.i..A . E't: "ji. ' i nve m m ITNFK ' PANTS J. al 1 B6YS''!$7i0kNEE PANlM;:Ari , SUITS.-.. I. rr.i. ... ... "'' Uavi RAINCOATS REDtJCED-HOUSE, COATS 'ONE HAg TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE IMMENSE REDUCTIONS Stock will hot las ;iong at these prices. , , . , mwiHi BOYS' O VERCO ATS... C.v... BOYS' $8.50 ' v n V-C J OVERCpATS. ; ...... . , iV.U 55jJ5 BOYS $5'00 CA V WHEN Spokane and Walla Walla Commercial Organizations Plan for Midwinter Trip. " An Itinerary has been' Issued by the O.H. at N.. company for a midwinter e- , k. .Via !3nnkanaT CUTBIOn IO . w Kilcu ..." chamber' of . .commerce and the Spokane Merchants' association, and the waiia Walla Comrderclal club, to southern Cal ifornia. The train will leave Spokane Friday, February. -7, at 8:30 p. m. A special car : leaving Walla Walla the same day at p. m. will connect with the main line special train. w The entire party will spend; Saturday In Portland and be entertained by the Portland Commercial club. On arrival herrther will be-mrt -by -a. .committee and taken for a trolley ride about the city. The visitors will be entertained at luncheon at J?:30 o'clock, and dinner in the evening, and will depart in their special train for the south at ll:15p. m. They, will reach Los Angeles Febru ary 13, at 6:45 p. YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO 3d and Oak '1.'' 1st and Yamhill m. The round trip, with meals . and birth tm-Bvok ane, will .ba. $99. and from Walla Walla $95. mu. ....in. nartv will call at Sacra- rtn Ran Francisco and all other .t iTit.rAnt an route to Los An- V. iil h- a trio aimllar to that Ukeri by Portland business , men last year to. aojitnern uummn. MICHAEL MEYENDORF ILL AT SAHIT STEAMER tAWTOIl TO PLYTO SATIFRANG1SC0 Liner Will Be Eechristened "Kose City'! Schedule Begins This Week. ' " Official notice, has been received at local' railroad offices that the Southern Paciflo will Start the newly refitted steamship Lawton, rechrlstened "Rose City," in the coastwise trade between San Francisco and Portland the first week in January. The hlp wa: -purchased from the United States .govern memvand is named in honor of the city It is said the company bag made the Ttnaa Cltv one of the best boats ever ?seV&. t Her leneth is 838.2. i,rdth-43.2 and depth 22.3. She car- j.ries 17E flrst-claas and 100 second-ciasa I V, Alternating with the Senator, already im rviia between Portland and San Francisco, the Rose City will make the run every six days, calling at Astoria, en route. The company dm mu.-. rate of $15 first-class passage one way, ,d $Vfor- the rounrf tripwlth a 90 day limit. These rates include meals and bertn. Beronu-c' k"s?. jy waywitn meats ana umu " BEIOUES BIPEN ON FIRST. DAY OF TEAK ' ' a - ' ' v. ft-' '"C mm w . in -i imwtr:rjr& . 5$s- s I . . x i Influence with Abraham, uncoin tor se- II , t ? W . . , ' . I ' ooo noK XXrACTTTrJrtTriM IT - ' Raspberries - In December. Gathered for the table from e garden" vines right up to Christ- a mas by Elmer S.' Shankland of SeUwbod. A few ' Portlattders ' 4 are fortunate - enough to have. atmwberrv vines planted in pro- tantnd soots, from which "ripe i berries were- picked in the late fall, but this is the first re- ported Instance where fully ma- tured ripe raspberries were picked In this climata after the first frost. ' , Mr Shankland haa-a. number ' 4 -of vlnea from which ha baa gath- 4 ered perfectly formed, ripe ber- u rles P to ltnin tne past few 7 4 days. Tha phenomenon1 Is at 4 . trlboted to the unusually mild x 4 Michael Meyendorf. special agent of tha rionartment of the Interior, a,.Pollsh count, one Of the moat successful and indefatigable government agentaln the country, the "friend -of Lincoln -and of many of the most prominent men of the last half century, is- seriously, UV wltb Bright' disease at the private sanitar ium ' at" 419 North :.Twenth-first .street Meyendorf s illness is si direct result of bis work in eastern' Oregon and In California in unearthing' land frauds. Always tireless and unswerving in per rnrmlnc his 'duties he worked until he was forced to ask for sick leave. He has been living at the University club, but it was thought best to remove him to a sanitarium where , he could be more auiet and ; receive more careful Mr.Meyendorfs story Is an Intensely Interesting one he was exiled, to Si beria when but Is years old because of political troubles - in Poland. The last ne saw oi o luumc she tried ' to say good-bye to him and was struck down by the musket of a Russian soldier, i His brother was in America at that time, a refugee, from jolltlcal prosecution, - ano. ne upa nfluence with Abraham Lincoln tor se cure the pardon of Michael ana permis sion for him to, come to America under agreement that he would never , return to Kussia. j.-.-,' i Mr. Meyendorf s connection, with the department of the interior haa .been a long and honorable one.- While sta tioned in Colorado he was' especially active in unearthing coal land frauds In connection with -the R. O and Union Pacific roads.' ' It was said at the time that he Knew so much about It that influential men there' including a United States ' senator secured his transferal to LosAngeles.- -When the timber frauds in Oregon xame up , he was transferred to the Portland .of flee. Mr. Meyendorf Is 68 years old and has , no relatives in this country. ,. Snaps in Tyiewritersr - New Model Remington, -manufacturer's price $106; our-price $46.: New Model Remington, manufBctur- r.vla tinR. niir nrica 166.' New Model Underwood, manufactur er's price $106; our price $60v New Model Smith Premier, manufac- . -in niir nrlce 147. hO. These are fine machlnesdoing work as good as when new.:.and . which we traded out for new X. C. Smith & Bros. typewriters. L. & M. -Alexander & Co., 170 Fifth street, - - ' GABHAET RETURNS TO JAIL HE SET FIHE ,T0 (Special , Wpatcb to -Tbe-JoorMl.) -IA Grande,. Or., Jan.,il.--Jack , Gab, hart, a notorious character in Union county, has aain been arrested on the charge of arson filed againsll him by District Attorney lvanhoe Several montns' ago aoiiHn h ? v..i at. Elgin for-attempting-to burn the iall at that place. When the case came up for trial the' Indictment was Witn drawn, but. has been filed again. . the Nw vearbi Bringing Joy Everlasting-; Into Vour Home " , : '; r ; ' For the chiyrcn's playlime-for 'the entertainment of the visitor - for tfe'how of ' diverston-forth1 enjoyment of father and mother and other members of the household "wo may not play the piano , . , . : 1 " " THE A. B. CHASE ARTISTAN0 PLAYER PIANO atmment. To see it' is to aanurp iu. au ci . v v CASTORIA Prir Infants and Children. ,A .. tha Kind Yea Hata Always Es'jgLI IMPORTANT Do hot make the mistake of confusing the A.B. CHASE AR1 IS 1 A w u PLAYER "PIANO with a player built in the piano like the ordinary player , piano. THU. A B. CHASE ARTISTANO. PLAYER PIANO, with its vital improvements of. the tekeker-board swinging from underneath the key-bed of the piano.-bringing the music roU : aerTSth unLhes, doing, away with fQ X .the piano, is ONLY TO BE FOUND nn the A. B. CHASE , ARTISTANO, PLAYKK. , PIANO. It is the most marked advancement m piayer pianos mc musiwt wuwu Steinway Pianos. SIXTH .AND MORRISON , .Victor Talking Machines . OPPOSITE POSTOPFICB - O SKerman May & .Go Stelnmy Pianos Victor Talking Machines 'Bears tbe glnattireof fall and aany winter, weatoer. - vv
