THE OREGON - DAILY 'JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 0, 1808.
TRAGEDYIIN CHILD'S LIFk
TOLD COUNCIL BY FATHER
Broken-IIcartcd parent Center of Dramatic Scene as Ho
Iiccitcs Story.of Wrecked Homo Councilmen Eager ,
? to. Shift 'Conscious Guilt Onto Each Other.
SAMUELSON STILL S;
t , MISSING FB03I HOME
No trace of Alfred Samuelaon, of 171
Macadam rood, who. mysteriously dlf
I appeared from hie homo Saturdar night,
haa been ' found. ' Famoeleon has boon
worried of late over the fact that ho
baa 00 tied up In the- euepenaea ore
Von Truat bank and It la thought that
A broken-hearted father, struggling tivea. I m going to vots against tn
tn ,-frifi" h tun which the I tranafer, and X will vote to revoke Con
vainly to "'x,xbt c.lnboy, lleenee if you make a motion to
rri-uau Oi n tui awnvw v,uu - I (nat Olieot now. :
hla eyes, formed a dramatic: acene fori At Vaughn's announcement of hie
.u- ..4 ca nrinri vaa. Ichanr of vote. Councilman Drleooll
. a -.. T ir NolVnd Iuh'd- Turnln on htm. Councilman ,
terday afternoon, when K T. Jlojand jvauahn lashed bin Into sbenc by de
told of the tragedy which had ruined (clarlng: ..
Ma hm. in. rfmifftiter. he said ' waa I "Tou mar alt There and laugh. Mr.
. .v.. w , k. i hnhri aa IDrlaooll, and you may vote for Con-
... .... uvihw w., . rad'a iioenee and for every other damn
a reault of the operations or in con-iable resort and Joint In the elly, but
boy aaloon. ill North Twenty-! irat I you didn't have nerve enough to vote
r.. ha n!Aitwi hla face wet with 1 10 revoae onooye noenae woen 1 asaea
street, and he P'ftr ?!! . . .111 I to have It done In the committee."
tra, against in- irnww w ,",;'liITi Btung Into action Driscoll waa on his
uiuor iiccn iwmi- riu.uiw reet and mad th longest speech h ha
rexldence. . mad In the council for month. ' It
".73i Vn.mhlV M.n ,M br,ef " that, but contained the
fpll over the council chamber. . M .tatem-nt that If Noland and other
;"r"'"Y." "r came and ahowed wher Conboy had
V ": a ;VI th. T.i , of Aaaka violated hla rights to conduct a aaloon
I.TI.m. hlt jf Souid hLr hlJ b would ta 10 "cense,
a po-aiW .so that all ." That waa all. aave to declare that In-
i,V.V. rfif.iT i i,7 n.Thhphood . " tead of Oaiesby Toung acting a attor-
an?h.eLhLrl. .toil wWkNBi "' for Landei-fiolm before the commit
The rather story waa oriei. a wei. . hn.ian vm,).. k - 1
bad spoken only a raw woroa wnen nei- -
touched noon the Incident which had I . ' Mors Ouns rired.
rohbed hla homo of Its happlnee. Hla I The latter came back at DriscolL and
r
: "'A,
Alfred fiamuelson.
voice broke and the keen Buffering of Jbefor the- mayor finally Interpoaed thelrw.iht. hi. v.. v. ., 17-
riectea m me laoo eouncl men were floundertn. imnnH 2r"jn ""'"V
"" n nmu.i matter 10 a oeilnlte course. Hi honor
tha nnnnt waa "reflected
thoae who heard hla- chokin
of
pathy went
picture 01
fata vhlrh
"I want no more- auen place.
ha been enough.
another there,
n Pro-lheiDlaaaiY.- ln . .ttort to brtrT. VhS ""r"tt K H,fn ""r '
of eym- im.lt.. tk . " in. i f"-
nut a him aa he drew the . .i,. j v.i. j -V v 1. V . v " "". eamueison naa nut iv cent in 1 ni
naa cruanea nr. . . . remonstrance and Stats the oase there. Inaithar . it.
One I Jr. " VUJVIIV1 imiv m ran mera. 1
neither an nvarcnat nnr a m11r He
council-I la IS raara Alrl. flva f 10 Inrhaa In
ready to re- I helrht and imootk ahavan. Whan laat
nia ta 1b. members of th city's, ex- iX" "i"""".' i vn- seen, Bamnei-on wore a dark .green
iwwi.. Iwtaw" "L""01 ' luii, a tut tiat and a. smrt with red
11 nownu a a lory waa w
n 1
. A. waa iv.iiimi mill i
h. -wJ? Si n finSi m"n Preed himself a
.1 " ...f Ivoke the lleenee and rem
Bakes mops XecttaX
" Councilman Baker aroa and merd
f folly put aa end to the drama by say-
""it Is not necessary for you to say
: more, Mr. Nolan. I do not believe there
- la a man preeent who would vote for
the transfer after hearing what you
have Just told ua.", ;
Then the after effects of th atorm
' broke loor aa th councilmen smart-
- Ing under what conecienc toia inem
tor,7rtJi Pstlo thtland whlto atrlpea. He Is a member of
story of Charlee a. Hand was no leas.
Mr. Hand ataUd he had signed the re
tting Lander-
idy to sub-
holm s son. who waa
nirM hava bean their wronadblna. tried I charge of hla
' ... . 1 . 1 . i ...... I t.an.f.. K
monstrance acainat vrani
holm a transfer and was rea.
stent late Mr.. NOlande statemects.
"This has been a grave question In
our neighborhood for years. It haa
been a community subject and haa been
our own fight
"On this line I would like to say
a word for this young man (Lander-
10 waa to have been In
ratners ; saloon- had
the Odd Fellows and Workmen, and
wore a pin and button of thes lodgea
Samuelaon 1 not a drlnklnr man.
Re baa been married 14 years and has
two children. , Mr. Samuelaon says
there had been no family troubles and
that aha cannot tmaaine what haa be
come of her husband.
Tha
ta outdo one another In righting the I trftnstei' been granted). I have known
wrong that , had been vlalted upon the J hirn since ho waa a small boy. I have
father and hla daughter. - Th grant-1 iiaea wn nitn ana advised him to
lng of a aaloon license was now noijeaa enotner lire men that of a aaloon
more to them than th mere business keeper. I have offered him work In
AT THE THEATRES
NO DISCOUNT SALE
NO CLEARING SALE
NO CUT PRICE SALE
NO FAKE SALE
NO OVERSTOCKED SALE
But positlvelv selling Watchea, Dia
monds and Jewelry at lower prices
than other houaes do at the above
sale. W only hav on BAUD ana
tnai is ' : .- c : . '
Lowest Prices. at All Times
net our erlces and see for your
elf. before buying elaewhere. We
and a-ood C. O. D. with approval.
with privilege of examination before
paying ror same. Angravuig ire
on all watches. i
Boat forget th Wo., U 3d Ss Ho
special sai here a imply oarrylnf
on oar business method of "Iiowesl
Watch Mch at AU Urn."
Here Are Some Watch Bargains
That are worth looking into. Prices
can't bs beat:
OentS' 17-Jewel Elfin, Walt ham . or
mm pen movement, zo-year
caae Sll.OS
Ladles' 1 Elgin ' or Waltham move
ment, to-yeaf case.. 18.75
Boys' Jtifin or waitnam move
ment, 20-year ease........ $8. 75
Oents' Elgin or Waltham move
ment, sllverlne or nickel case,
for .. .fti.eS
Toadies' Elgin or Waltham move
ment, 14 -karat solid gold caae,
for I18.RA
Boys' American-mad movement,
. gold-fllled case 95.40
Gents' lt-lewel American-made
movement,' 10-year caae....fS.fi5
Holsmari Co.
14 This St, near BCorrlsom.
Th aoaleeS Watch Sons la Fort-
laad. tesd for Oat Oataiog-ae, Mailed
JTree, ,,.
trannction whereby th City wa
gain a yearly revenue of $800.
Each apparently felt the guilt upon
the city and each tried to shift th
blame of th paat lipon Others. Con
tumely was expressed for Councilman
Vaughn for being th only on in the
committee to voto to grant the trans
fer of Landerholm'S transfer. . Then Mr.
Van elm spoke. ' - , .
"When this matter earn up In th
committee." h cried, "I moved to re
volt Conboy license ana to rnus mis
tranarer. tot tner waa not
Miss Roberts Tonight '
Florence Roberta was greeted at the
Ks 'chosem h urrouD11""" bkn J Msrquam last night In "Zlra" by ad hav been Imported from Europe.
..uiciihv 111.. wjin ijiv vavu.7 V. nil
to trades and have done all I could to
season and each week sees bigger and
oener act, xna unettl stater are con
sidered . the best acrobatic girl that I
Triad Bvery rersnaslon.
'To this extent J offered to. buy hit
father's property and devote It to some
other business a bakery, grocery, or
any other buainea beside a aaloon. W
have had enough aaloon s In our neigh
borhood and want no more. W hav
not tried to work a hardship on any of
popu-
Port-
the men engage! In the buainea and I
"S" 25 Matter thing In fif e iolelT for hli Wn
Nfwce in mm spon mo. m. iui u Mr Hand a statement aurnrland tha
the commute to tranafer Land.rholm's oounCm2i. Vhendd hlrdfy bellevS
license and signed the minority report a little) community right In th heart
urging that the transfer be allowed! o ot th, city was sfrugilln sgafnst the
as to bring it befor th council. Had evils that beaet .them, under th aanc
I not don It w would not hav had tlon of the city government. What
the truth f this controversy shown to ever may be th outcome, It la certain
the whole council. ' , , 1 that th question of saloon licenses will
"Tight Batweea laloonmss. . IDemor closely looked Into than ever
I sald.ln th. commttteo, and 1 repeat K-fiSf ,Uh
now, mat uiis matter is simply ai i.n(M,tion r that ail i.
between two Saloonmen. and. two nrnnerlv lld h-fore th mif--
nd r say now, as I said la fori arintini i. liWan.: T"
house. Miss Roberts Is th moat
lar emotional actreaa who vtalta
land and last evening ahe waa accorded
the heartiest ovation extended any atari
mis season. "Zlra" is a piay which
suite the star well and will be reseated I
xor in laai time tonignt.
"A $10,000 Degutjr.M ..
"A i 10.000 Beauty" will be th at
traction at ths Marquam , next week,
commencing Sunday. This Is a spark
ling musical comedy with manv new
song numoers, novelty aancea, a large
and pretty chorus and a half doien of
lunojr comedians.
Delights Music Lovers.
Th display of Grands and Babv I
G rends now being made In the wlndowa
of Ellers Piano House, and the exhibit
In the salesrooms and Grand Piano Par
lors of tha firm, have attracted wide
spread attention. Not only haa the at
tention of music-lovers been centered
In the display, but numerous sales have
oeon made during the past week. The
special prices now in fore certalnlt
prove an Incentive to buying at thia
timo. it. la unaueatlonablv the most
favorable opportunity ,for any ons who
naa a aeair to own a urana piano, and
with such a magnificent assortment of
world-famous makes to choose from as
are included in the Bale, it Is possible
to select . to exceptional advantage. As
M,s- V.f .ve ja .alAASS-mi mA a I . iav van
I V UCkW V V I S V TV v as U uv t AM v. Mm- SSYSSU bnv
veriea, and I say now, as I said in
coromittee. 1 wm not allow such I One member Is In favor .tef requiring
I n .11.). i ....( n aa ma aa at. l . . . . . ' viuiib
V V. ," . , - 1 muuinorunr 10 pecur tn. ignaturs
o swing their deals. 0f the residents In hi neighborhood on
'v. II r1 I ln4 h, minority his petition for l(cens before grant-
.repoTvvto get this matter before the Ing the license. This Is In vogue In
council. .Now that th matter has been other cities -and has proved successful
t lhresl'K out nq aJ1 ""lerstand my ,tno- in keeping out disorderly places.
CLARKE'S LONG. MEMORY WON HIM
-WDINNERroRMICrHE PAID
Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow.
Playgoers will no doubt view with
great favor "Th Man of th Hour,"
which will have Its first Portland hear
ing at the Heillg theatre next Sunday
night. And continue all week, with mati
nees Wedneadav and SaturAav, haina
r-TCirasSss? ffj new cobpoeations
1. 1 a ro, .ticw 1 orx. seat saie opena-l ,
rxr.S!2Z.S?tu Pem tr'l FILE THEIE aeticles
you pass the corner of Park and Wash
ington street a, notice 'the window dis
play, which Includes nearly a doien of
the costliest instruments, valued In the
aggregate at nearly 110,000.
T. M. A. Benefit.
NeJtt Tuesday afternoon there will be I
(Special Dispatch to The Jonrasl.),
Salem, Or., Jan. 9. Articles of lncor-I
I Do you think you could remember a
i face for 27 years f Nathaniel K. Clarke,
' clerk at th Hotel Portland, did It. But
v hotel clerks can do moat anything.
' As a result of remembering a face all
these years there was a little reunion
tat tba hotel yesterday In which four
t former Vermonters. now so far from
home, sat, ate, talked, and had a good
time la general. ' ' '. "r. J-
Percy Bobbins, who Is with the
: TTnited States-customs' service and sta
; rloned at Wlnnepeg, B. C. was a boy at
1 Derby Center, Vermont, years and years
I ago. Net Clarke waa also a boy there.
; Twenty-seven years ago he started out
i la the.wQrld. to.make. JiU own. way.. He
'
never saw Bobbins again until yester
day. ; And he remembered him.
Mr. Robblna is here visiting C. R.
Davis and Geary Kilbourne, both of
Portland, but who formerly lived In
Vermont. It waa these four which made
up the little reunion at th Portland at
nuon loaay, t
Tomorrow. Friday,, will positively be
gas bill
th last day for discount on west aide
Portland Gas Ca
big doings at the Marauam Grand thea- Doratlon have been filed In the office
Mm ai r?arme1ii. IhamJ." ot th cretary of state as follows:
big annual benefit given by the The- , ,. .
atrlcal Mutual association, composed of Hal1 Car Axl company, prln-
every person connected with the pro- cipal pffic. Aatorla, Oregon; capital
l"V,t.l?-V1c.hri--.?iaIVe,t 5r" toclt. 1500,000; Incorporators, Langley
Xofif,,ai.bt,h.d.r'nV1i,n1 va.ude' HalU John Chltwood and James G.
villa, will volunteer and People from Petty
tv.J7 iheJl.tJl.t,?-t.w-,l.-co,. T Northwest Bridge works, principal of
can be had at anv theatre hn-r nrfi
in th city. V , A""tf"E. JSTTrV
" ' ' I Bangs Livery company, principal of
"Soldiers of Fortnne.,, flee. Eusene. Oregon: capital stock.
"Soldiers of Fortune" Is on of the 2S.000; Incorrator mi Bangs, C P.
moat difficult lavs th Baker stock M8"1" J West and Earl X Mo-
company has offered this season, and Mm th. .h innt. .
great credit Is dua.Hhls excellent or- .R,yf vlle? APPI company.
ganlaation for the way in which it la principal orric. roruana, uregon; cap-
being presented thi week. Maribel SaV- " ' ?;ocK' 0.000: in corporators . Rob-
Js ono or the sweetest little In- fi1 v,v.,nBlr"c' - ivuo maa -"""er
In tha mrnrlil aa Unna li... IMUrdOCO.
am. which is really th .leadlns role . nu?"
NEW 0FFICEES FOR
SALE3I TEADE BOARD
.--(Special DIoMteh te Th Jnnm.l
' Salem. Or.. Jan. 9.- Tha annual hn..j
oi iraue osnquei
nufacturlnr comoanv. trln-
this Week. . - cipat oince, r-ortiana, uregon; capital
atocK, szu.uuo; incorporators, Nelson
t r.. s r . . t j . . n .
HA 1,- rM rva. T.. nuguea, v, y. Yrjuv anu a. x. oo-
. afmy litu vivdv arvuiio , I SOfle - '
At the Empire, "The Old Cross Sumpter Mercantile company, prin-
Koaas, wnicn naa oeen giving apien- cipa.i orrioe. Bumpier, uregon; capital
uiu muBiacuun mn woe win continue sioca, ftv,vuui incorporators, vaio J.
tin Saturday - nignti - with a matinee I Johns. Guy I Lindsay and Robert F.
Don't make a "molly
, coddle" out of a healthy
boy.
IJon't Keep him in be
cause the sun is not out.
Get him a good over
. coat and let him learn
to face the storms of
life.- Here's the1 cloth
ing for all kinds of
v. weather.
' , . . This week - a 4 special ;
showing of ' Suits and ..
Overcoats- at $3.85-7
they were $5 and $6.
(CLOTHING CO
GuslCuhnPrpp
166-168 THIRD ST.
1
fifltiirrin v ftf f mnnn Tn bMiitv a ssl I ITvank
Will DA a.n AlAhnrnra I Kavanita a natnra than rit.1 n MJa 1 Una-MAw ir-i1lat-a: riat.alAHH.ai.t avM.akHa.a
Tn-S .vantni .m.V.e3"? hall, Been xcels anything of the kind ever principal office. Portland, Oregon; cap-
1,. ,i. -r.w."i. .u i " " w"cu n mo. .mil. uai siock, isu.uuu incorporators, jkod-
o.mnn 70th.0n.nJ,ati-,'.ear n.d f - Llnthlcum, ft. fa. Parker and A. A Geb-
vVw.. u . n-i v, vs,jr. rrwi- x mw ouimiuii ui mm wee in u, iiiceio i vaults omnAiiVa nrinelDAl nrfinA, Pnrt.
f;;".,,l 7ut corporators u
V iii ve paia i ween. ' me lmnHgrenmor" is ajan
rporatorr C. P. Adama, E. A. Wyld
Taank C9laaAM -.- -. - 5--
i VOCyil DllllUlla
en and H. , S. Polsal.
v -W1 x. xniei- owjueaiy nAiocunn: arama or meatricai Tl&mn. rnai Mfninsr ramnanv
iir mnn 11 m. nintinnt havaHv haonnaa i . . r . . - . w -
. uviw uvvuoo n ria a-iTTiftev Ksnnnn. I irAonn a nitai
R. A.
Gordon M.
a distinct novelt
all the characters are
T'ty because Cpai office. Bandon, Oregon;
people of the stock, $50,000; incorporators.
"c"e".ccur" Campbell, E. B. Cavanaugh, Go
tMai.lai. a.-!. -JJ I -t A ,. Hma SI kl .MavaaAa.
' Fins HiiueH si m nnrT nnamt ir i biho waa? v miq mih nuuucn uuuuib iPnmnh.
. . , . " rf. "wa.-, m. m IWBBU I. la. J!-.. al. M a.-. ZM - a. I a... - I V(Mr''V"l MMt U vw m SS4SJ il
,M" !"- -Sr'lTn-IiVA Jobs, WUlard P. Jonea, C. S. O.born
. i - IXeV7rr.aS " viana J. j. u-weii.
MURDER AT H0X0KAA
Archer Land eomnanv. srinclnai of.
f ) na Xfarahrialit nnvnn1 nanftaf ...w
A Child of the Slams." - $5,000; Incorporators, M. C. Horton, I.'
rva nm.nt a nun a . it., b. Bmitn. u. vv. tjarieton And John 8.
Slums," at the Star theatre Is rapidly ' ".:. . .
Unltd tess tum& wira drawing to a close. The play la on , J"" company,
luwwa rm mum Wire.) I - ,u. "ki-.- .""- I inoornorated undnr tha law a of N.vnHi .
Honolulu. Jan, J.-Detalls of an atro- not, Burffii. Vhl SStVS. capital stock. 11,000,000; attorney In
clous double murder have been received 1Jne nd there are a num- fact J- W. Ball, Sumpter, Oregon,
here from Honokaa on Christmas eve. $ mechanical and scenic effects ' JT! - ...
Lh hindo Sugio, irSaYuVayrias't perforncTsat -LOaieS7 6 JNlffllt.
I..., jirvv.wiw oi a. Japanese Hotel day nisht
In Honokaa and court Interpreter in r mgnu . , , ;
tnai - locamv. ana a -woman nom
Tame. Sukioka was one of the most
highly respected Japanese in Hawaii
A' JaDaneae named KukuiU m,t,n. t.a
III treated the woman ; Tame, accom
panied by: friend entered Sugiokas
office In the hotel and asked for the
woman.: 'Susioka' called In tha vnn,..
After applying a. number of epithets to
tne woman, nuruda shot her through
her
th head, his companion . cutting
UJIUBU '' ' : ' ' ft
Fukuda then 'shot SuaIoka tiirnn.k
the heart, the other murderer slashing
the corpse In a frightful manner ir...
kuda escaped, but his companion has
been arrested.
High Grade Bill.
REMARKABLY EFFECTIVE
L0xG CREEK MASONS
1 Hoted Hector Frssorlptlon Checks
aa Aoat Oold Is a Pay and
Ourss Caroalo Oonglig.
The wonderfully healing cowers of
?Ine have been known for ages, but
he comparatively new form of nine
mti tM.t..W m thas Tamm,.i i :
Ing CreeC O'-r Jan7 .Th.' fol- .i'JlES JZ?!?1.
wins orncers nave oeen installed initv iiiiinra
the Lona Creek lodr Of Masons: Allan L.nw ues ine. concentrated oil of
Porter, worshipful fnaater OrlitN Led- Si?" t,fIuiJJwJi.tS:
Kerwooa. senior waraen: vv. h. SManiro -.;...... v.u in
flinlnr vlli' William rtianman 1 .nOUrS. lniS lOrml
unlor warden: William Chapman, treas
urer; r. f. KUDoura. secretary; p. s.
Mini.. ..nn. r XT O ...
junior deacon; . Frank McGlrr, tyler. v,
BISHOP W0RTHINGT0N
; DIES AT MENT0NE
(United' PrtM . Ld Wlrs.)
Pittsfleld. Ma.as.ii. Jan. A TifH
George Worthlngton, formerly of the
:plnripal diocese of Nebraska, whoviras
ppolnted last October to ' head f the
Ainer4en RiHwroprri 'chnrehev-vf Burone.
na uivmi auuwsoiyin
ccoruicg to a cable message.
Mentone, Franc,
Special courtesy to ladles tonight
Again the management extenda the
courtesy of free skates and admission
i it ... - 4 . . iv hid muiBi ui roruanu. wo leacn
Ail the acts .on the eresent Momm . n .i.i. ... . v....
at the Grand ar of th highest grade .ftrnoon or ivwingT ent In.
of vaudeville. Sullivan & Consldine are atruntora at votir i.rviM iJvi. JS.
sending' to Portland some of the finest to skate. Roller akatinir u a. hirh.iaaa
speclaltlea In th vaudeville market this SoSggSa and amusement snyed b"
luvnra i cieun, araarx sport. An Oaks
rink is th place to enjoy It. ,
MODERN BROTHERHOOD
OFFICERS INSTALLED
(Special Dlipatcb to The Journal.)
La Grande, Or., Jan. The modern
Brotherhood of ' America hsva tincM
and installed the following officers for
me ensuing year: j. A. AroucKie, presi
dent; Angus Stewart, vice-president; C
J. Vanderpool. secretary; W. F.. Ander
son, treasurer; Fred J. Smith, - con
ductor; Mrs. a. m. Murcninson, - chap-
iuini.iu.in .ii. oiureniion, watcnman;
Jease J. Peck, sentry; Fred J. Smith,
ikiufh Mil c vat m, , .i....'...,.,) .;. vt
SPIRIT PORTRAIT IS ;
CAUSE OF TROUBIiE
(CnUed Press Leased Wire.)
. Chloaso. Jan. ft. J. H. rusher, vhn i a
a millionaire woolen manufacturer and
resident member of the Chicago Athletic
club, has been mad defendant in a
separate' maintenance Suit, which In
some reenect Is a na.ra.llal tn tha mi.
bra ted Vandorbllt-May Peoner . rna in
, The Leaner, suit brings out th fact i
that Leaher claims ii hli wlf.
Bangs, one of the Bangs sisters, whose
prescribed by doctors, is known to the
formula la verv aimnin
and the Ingredients can be obtained of
any gooo prescription aruggist and
mixea at nome. it is as roiiows: "Mix
a half ounoe Concentrated oil of pine
with - two- ounces of-glycerin and a
nan pint or gooa wnisKey; snake it
thoroughly each time, and use in doses
of a te&spoonful to a, tablespoonful
every four hours."
The Concentrated oil of pine comes
put up for medical Ub onlr In haKf
ounce vials which sr securely sealed
in iin vcrew lop canes plainly la Deled.
Tha hnvaa era tlahfr ant tkn. m(.i.
tne orleinal osone. as wlt nrntu..
Ing the fluid from atmoeDh(rti hanaaa
Car should be taken not to get any of
th patent medicine Imitations using
similar nam and package. ' ' i
Tilt STORK NOTED FCR. E2ST COCDS AT LOWEST PRICES
'4
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FRIDAY.and SATURDAY
0 d d t Pa i su ir ti n s
; One-Third Off
For t great Friday and Saturday special wo pace on, sale
150 pair Fine I Scotch Lace Curtin$lightly oiled jfroro
display, but otherwise perfect just one pair of a kind at
one third off regular price.' If you want to share in thia snap
ydull have to be pfortptVahiea 'from;' $1.00 to $5.00. ,i"
TabU" Linen 64-in. bleached Table Napkina 18-inch a'atia
Pure Linen Damask, extra c finish Table Napkins, beauti.
(rood wearing oualitv and : ' fill floral desio-na and nnr
fin finish: several pattern best regular 11.50 values. Fri-
best , 90c grade , CQ ' day and Saturday, fl7
at ....... . v. ...... . .; .0 HO a doien ? I C
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Womert'a 2-clasp Mocha, French-'
1'ique and English Walking
Gloves-ralso fine French Glace
Kid for dress wear standard
$1.25. $1.50, and $175 valuer, all
sizes ' and all colors, , fitted at
counter. Friday and . i QC
Saturday , at . . , . . . , . .....VoC
Odd lot of WarneHa and Thorn1
son's Corsets, in black, drab, and
white, some have hoae support
era attached; regular values tip
to $1.50. . Sale Pricfe, each 4T
Women's Fine Cashmere finish
Hosiery, double" heel and- toe
and best garter top. standard
25c value, all sizes. - Friday and
Saturday at, a pair......,lf
FRIDAYahd
? SATURDAY
Genuine ' English Fercalea, . full
36 inches wide and extra heavy,
fine ' assortment of ' light and
dark colors, standard 20c val
ues. On sale Friday, and Sat
urday only, at this 19'
special price, yd. ........ 1&2C
Outing Flannel, good quality "in 1
dark t colors, very suitable for
comforters, etc., sell regularly
at 7yif a yard. Friday . C "
and Saturday special IC
Large Cotton Bats for, fuH size
comforters, fine white cotton of
splendid quality, $1.10 grade,
0. 95c grade 80; . 7ft.
80c grad .......lilt
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Dress Goods Remnants
At Kalf-Price
Pick any Dresa, Goods"' remnant in ' the store Friday and
Saturday and pay just half the marked price. ' Remnants
of all . kinds aerges," Panamas, cheviots, proadcloths, eoli
ennes, Venitians and novelty suitings of every description.
Take advantage of this remarkable offer. AU sales are
positively final. i ; .
Printed Indias 27-in. Print
ed India Silks, in a great
variety of designs and color
ings, - also V-inch Alessa
Ladies' Cloth-50-in. Black
all-wool Ladies' Cloth, splen
did weight and finish, regu
lar 80c trade: Fridav and
lines; 75c and 85c O- Saturday; special, ar' CC
values, yard ...taCx, yard ........... ......0)C
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Fine Evening Wraps
One-Third Off
Friday and Saturday we offer choice of our entire line of
high-grade evening wraps at one third off regular prices. The
lot includes aft coats and wraps of the light evening shades.
Considering the style and quality of these garments this Is an
unnsual .offer Friday and 'Saturday only at this price.
Petticoats Black Heather
bloom Petticoats, made . in
good full styles, with stitched
and shirred flounce, 0 QQ
$2.00 values ple0e7
Bearskin Coats Children's
curly Bearskin Coats, in all
colors, also astrachan coats
with Bearskin collar and
cuffs; $4.50 and 9 AO
$5.00 values ...... aWO
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Forest Mills Fine Pure Wool
Vests and Pants, hand finished
throughout with silk. tape and
silk crochet edge, perfect fit
ting garments that sell regular
ly at $1.50.. Friday f Q
and Saturday ...... ylel
Men's Flannel Night Gowns in
pink and blue stripes, well
made and of a good quality ma
terial; best . standard . Cfl
75c.vals. Special ......... vUC
Men's Heavy Wool Socks, in
black; and . gray, standard 25c
values at any store; on sale
Friday and Saturday at 17:
special, a pair ...... ......1 1 C
PARIS
PATTERNS
. Seams
.Allowed
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS
PARIS
PATTERNS
10
Seams
. Allowed
I TS YOUR BUSINESS in buying Shoes to see
that you get full value for your money; com
I fort in fit, comfort in stylish looks, good service
in the wear. IT'S OUR BUSINESS as shoe deal
ers to see that you get all these. We do our part
with the SELZ ROYAL BLUE SHOE You can
do your part with $3.50, $4.00 or $5.00... We'll both
get the best of it. ,
Best pak' Sole Leather Used la All Oar Shoes
COR. SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON STS.
: ,. (Formerly 149 'Third St.)t :, : 1
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parts of a;
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"aplrlt portraits" were Investigated un
availing;! y. '
Tha nla.tnt.lff. whnm Tosher ScknAwl
edges as bavins; been sent to Europe by
him. but vnom ne oeciarfs ne never
married, is known aa Mrs. Belle Scram-
tin . . i: - . '
It Is alleged by Mrs." Boramlln that
May Bangs and Leaher committed big
amy In marry in a- and tnat Leaner was
inveigled Into the marriage through the
instrumentality oi s spirit portrait. -
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?' Tomorrow.'' Frldesr." will nosltivelv be
the last day .for discount on west aide
gas bills. , Portland Gas . Ca . - .. -
; Kobbers x)ot Hank,
' tDnlted Pres Leased Wire.) v ' V:
Ouenftmo. KftO.. Jan! . Safe liiotpara
dynamited the safe In the Suits bank
TEAc
!, You will find no' poor tea
..- i'trx ,.
in packages ; bearing our
name, ii you una any such,
you lenow what to dov
; Tour grocer returns yoor monev If Vba
don't Ilk Schilling's best: we pay him.
esterday 'and escaped with the entire
untfs of th bank, amounting to 1 8,000.
" letter for empha
sis mars its ap
pearance. t He Nnv-Cferosa
which writes
black, purple or
red as desired,4
enables, you tq
send out letters
, emphatic to. the
mind as vthiey
are pleasing to
the eye. ' . ,r
This maenlne permit not only ths '
me of a three-color ribbon, bnt also)
. ofstwo-colororslnfflesoiorribboe. -
i tie extra eoet for tula sew model. 4.
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