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Newspaper Page TextTHE OKEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, , 1908. COUNCIL'S GUNS OPENED ON CITY'S BAD SALOONS , . ' - , ( . ,'. ,' 'i1 . 1 . '.'" Sensational Testimony Introduced in Conboy Hearing ) Noland ; Weakens 'His Own Case Against Itesort : ; ; ";f " Which! Kuincd Ilia llome and Happiness. "!. 4'-V- TkfVIVP I AL U MIPIIII CP ! (U ilAU III ARE CHEAP NOV HARRY-STEVENS HAHGS HimSEL F '' Members of the liquor license com V! mines of the citv council yesterday Us ' ftened to the story, of pretty 17-year-ol3 V , Fama Wilkinson as she hesitatingly told j how John' Conboy, proprietor of , a sa loon at 817 North Twenty-first street. . Invited hsr to sneak In tha back door of his saloon, where be promised to re ! gale her with drinks. ' . ;'. v I The young girl went steadily ' ahead 'with her story how she had Come from ,' 1 the' country about a year ago' to makt her living in the city; bow she, had i found employment as a waitress with i Her sister In E. P. Noland s hotel, r 'few doors from Conboy' s resort; 'ho ;ne naa "tipped" ner ana iiasuy or n . . proposal. - ' , :. ' . Miss Wilkinson's story was straight' 'forward, simple and free from emotion. eunougn 11 was piaia 10 see ins emosr ( rassment .the young woman was placed ' i In as she narrated ner testimony under oatn. tine was followed by her sister, Maude Wilkinson, who substantiated :ner sisters story. ", . ,, .-. V Olrl'a attory Impressive. j . pirmuciB ui tiiv wiHuiuir, vttirv un impressed with the story of .the girl nnd u will navemuch bearing in deciding 'Conboy cane who, with II other saloon i .' keepers, was cited to appear yesterday . before the liquor license committee to , show cause why. his license should not be revoked.. ; ; The complaints against .them Include charges of selling liquor ;to minors, catering to ' the trade of women and sheltering thugs aad holdup tmriu f- Several hundred Interested spectators 'gathered in the council chamber (to lis , ten , to the sensational . testimony , and , they were not disappointed. , All the , habseatlng details of the. case of Utile :taiei Noland,, whoae father, K. F. No :iandr declared had been led astray through the Influences of the Conboy ' reaorC were retold and much of . the testimony had to be eliminated because 'j of the presence of women. . " Sensational Details. I " Chairman Cottel administered the Oath to all witnesses and after the hear ing of yesterday's testimony which was not finished until after o'clock, an nounced that the other cases would .'come up for hearing Friday afternoon j at 1:10 o'clock. Five were set down for , that date and the others will be set fol- lnlni that hMrlnv - ' : Councilman Vauahn and Deputy Cltt Attorney Frank Grant represented the Conboy, although all the councilman tasked questions of the witnesses. Con tboy was represented by Lawyer H. H. , Km mono. 1 . When E. F. Noland wss placed on the stand detail" of a sensational na i tnra ware rflarloaml which minimised the Llarge amount of aympathy that has been .testified to having allowed Conboy to enter hie hotel for meals after declar ing that Conboy had contributed to the iruln of his daughter. Counetlmen Rush i light and Wllla could hardly believe ths .man's statement and grlUed him for his ; action. Councilman Wills finally say ting. "I don't think you are much of a 'nan that' my opinion." "Thank you,'r feebly replied Noland. "Didn't you try to put him outT" in quired Mr. Rushlight. ; "No." answered Noland. ' ' "Well, if any man did to my daughter as you S.iy conroy nam uunn, j" moj "be au re that I would have put him out tantat least tried to," hotly retorted the councilman. . Xaa Away With the oy. . Detective H. H. Hawley. who seted as officer of the Juvenile court, stated Eilerg iano Houie Creates Big Stir ; In Local -Market, by Closing Out . Stock of East" SidV. Phono- . V graph Co. at Lets Than : - r Manufacturer'! Cost, " ? Modern Machines and Handsoine Rec- ,'ord Cabineta at Prices That Art . .,(' Positiyely Unparalleled.,; . 'V"; "' fl ; " ' ' .' , 'y ' J The treat! cidslng-out sale of the Cast Hide PhonosraDh Co'a atock of hirh- ciass, modern Talking Machines and Record Cabinets, which began yesterday Is without queetion the blggeat thing in the Talking Machine line that Portland has known for a loifr time. This stock was secured by us aft forced sale. With our enormous stock already on hand, it was found .under the mattrees of the J impoasibie to accommodate these x glrl'. bed in the hotel several days r ods except for a very few days, after she was sent to the House of the ?. 9L fjey go, at extrsordinary prlpes Good Shepherd" . . i . . . o compel tnem to go quicxiy. Ana ir Outside of his connection with the go at the rat they went yesterday, Noland girl. Mr. Hawley stated that he u w.n t ng to dlspoee of ; every l-lz. ..', rnh, machine and cab net. Remember, every tr r c...T..Zni.k4 I machine and cabinet In this stock are I tha precise hour in averv mnal. lla Aiii w ui in xuiiiin.fvu . . . u . . . . i - i . . i : - -- . . mony which will doubtless go hard with nciuaea in uie raaioai pricf cut, except not appear yesterday morning for break , . . I Aapf a 1 x swim V m r9 eruula 1 rm mw anil I I akrd mt ah 1 Ji. that he handled thekcase of the young Noland arlrl.. He.leatlf led to having learned of the girl's whereabouts in Ta coma where she bias gone with a young boy who had been residing at her fath er's hotel.- ,. t ' "The boy wss 1 years old." said Mr. Hawley,-"and he purchased , beer ami whiskey at the Conboy saloon which he gave to the glrL. '''.. ."I learned In Tacoma that th girl sent her letters to Conboy -who acted as a go between and forwarded the let ters to tne young man. An - rmpijr whiskey bottle bearing a label' indtcar- Found Dead in Koom at Ho :-tjl Finding Is Tempb ; rary Insanity. . (Special Phvatcb to The Joernal.) Oregon City, Jan. Jl. Harry Stevens, (3 years of a,ge, well known and highly respected in , this city, committed sul eld in a room in the Brunswick house in this city yesterday by hanging him self from th upper hinge of th bed room door with a grip strap. Ho had been living with his . family, con elating of hie wife., a steoeon and i stepdaughter, and It appears his rela. tlons with his family were everything but pleasant. His troubles preyed so much upon his mind ss to unbalance pint mentally. Laat week he left his home and fam uy on Mxtn street and 'cam to th Brunswick house, paying for a week's Doerq ana lodging. Zrfmdlord Tiaas Body. - Tt was noticed at the hotel that he was methodical in his ways, coming at the aaloonkeeDer althoush It was evl dent that Porter was shielding Conboy ss much as possible In giving his tes timony. . Porter., admitted frequenting Conboy's saloon and showing great In clination for using the telephone. The telephone lurnisnea mucn interest 10 the community according to Porter who testified thst he heard Conboy use "love longuage" in messages he sent over the wires. Porter also admitted hearing profane lsnguage emanate from Conboy's mouth and go, floating over the wires on various occasions. . . Bamaflaf Testimony Oiven. Porter's most damaging testimony against the saloonkeeper was in fer- srencs to seeing women in tne saloon. The testimony or tne Wilkinson girls certain, contract goods.. Txzga iu tu rBxcxfl macular f 18.00 Machines ...... A. BeraUr f SS.00 Machines jsegniar f ao.oo anaenuies BUgula f 40.00 Machines merniar a BO.oo Machines Kegoias f 68.00 Machines 3 kiroUi S100.00 Machines liemember, tnese are strictly modern. up-to-date talking machines, and only one machine will he sold to each caller, positively no machines will be sold to dealers. .70 faat, and failed to show up in th din ing-room at in noon nour. This alarmed Mr. 8ilcox, th' host of tne urunswicK, ana ne went to Stevens room to se if he might be sick. He foifnd th door locked, but the transom over th door was open. looking inrongn in transom ne round him hanging by the strap from th door hlnas. dead. As the face was black It was evident mat ne nan peen dead aeverai hour. Mr. Kllcox notified Sheriff Ileatleand the body was taken to Coroner Holman'a parlors. ' In his clothing were found a small sum of money end a deed to some property in Willamette, for which ha ; JUXOXD CABUrXTS, TOO. . It vnn tiava a talking m.htn,' vah I Property certainly need a record cabinet.' not P'a l"t Friday. only to keep your records In convent Temporary Zasanlty. An V... mlmr A V. I . ... .- . . I VII. Ul UTI I UUk BIBU . UIULCUL Llirill I M wt MM..A 1 .1 I . V. . wss in errect mat conooy nad nvited from breakage. Moreover, a record cab- ofne'at 7 o'clock Lt even n and the them tO Visit the saloon. Both de- Inet la BjCve:n attrartlva nlaoa of Jff.10?..' 7Iy5Jt.i"v'n,n' nd t.ns i' ".r7 "'Je wi aworn in: . """"" 1 11 via Cinneia, J. I Hwafford, M. A. elated they .did not drink and' had never peen in a saioon in tneir lives. Noland who was suppoeed to be the star witness In the cane against Conboy, hurt his testimony wheh It was prac tically forced to admit he had. invited Conboy to eat a turkey dinner St his hotel several weeks ago. The council men . expressed great indignation that man in Noland s position would do such a thing. Noland tried to excuse himself on the ground that his hotel Is a publlo business and that he could not bar anybody. Following this statement Councilman Concannon testified in Conboy's behalf. Bvjde&oe Against Tallon, To secure certain testimony in the case against Tom Fallon, Chairman Cottel, held up the proceedings In the con do y case to listen to the evidence LertUar S10.0O CaWaets Bernlar f 115.00 Cabinets BegtUar Sas.OO Cabinets Begnlar S30.00 Cabinets Remlar S40.00 Cabinets Begnlar S85.O0 Cabinets Begnlar $88.00 Cabinets ..... e JP) tfVldall and C. T. Rarbour. Tom P. Ran O. Church. W. iT. 8ilcox. the nronrlelar ttt tha Mviimar,v an, Kii.nrr u.. .1 1.11 ri j SAV'wil8 to tn" finding of the body and death 571221 having set In before It was found. a (f ,3 a: a 1 . : . . v v m,. uo- a,,c-.,,v ceasea came to nia death on or about 13.60 ,T, .... . . , , . . - - w I v 3CV)X7VA vauiw tt tit ib viifja iuw ivrii'rs "iiuuiu ue lur i t. n-. ia tana m i. !?' Z$lyJ.Z wl" !Bi"'r Brunrw'lck house' in Oregon City, by seir-stranguiation, in a spell of tern. reasonable weekly or monthly terms, so that all will be given an equal oppor-1 noP. in;nnifV tunlty to participate in this most ex- Mr Hteven i ; traordinary of ferfng. du.trlous OBBAT STOCK Or BECOBDS Remember, too, that we carry by long the carpenter shop t odds the largest and most complete Paper mills. He waa stock of talking machine records, both slderable property in cylinder end disc, in the west, -and 'so carried a life ini our Individual, sound-proof talking ma- was a hard-worklnr. In. dustrlous man of good and frugal hab its. He hfed been employed for 10 years or the Willamette possessor of con thla countv and and I "'" carried a life insurance policy in me nomraen or me woria. our given by J. W. Robertson who swore chine parlors are the handsomest, most children. Mrs. Alice Adams, Mrs. Marlon that he had been robbed in Fallon's sa- I convenient and beat arranged on the Turner and Miss Nellie Stevens of this loon in front of Fallon's eyes as well I coast. c'ty and Ed Stevens of The Dalles, be- as in the presence of his bartender. An appeal to Fallon to have the holdup men return his money, amounting to about 18 or $9, availed Robertson of nothing snd the victim appealed to tho police. Th robbers were late arrested and convicted Fallon's case will come up regularl i-Tiaay aiternoon in connection the hearing of the Canteen, the Pup, tne circuit and tne Armory saloons. Charles B. Hand.- reDresentina about 75 property owners In the neighborhood of Conboy's saloon was the last wit ness to testify In the Conboy case. He made a good witness against the saloon- Come early before the stock becomes sides his wife and two step-children, depleted early comers will have best assortment, uiiers Piano House, tread ing Talking Machine Dealera, 863 Wash ington street, corner Park. Leonard and Bertha Runyai- survive him. As soon as his son srrlves from The Dalles, funeral arrangements will .be made. u WHITELAWREID TO Metxger, Jeweler, optician. 142 Wash. TALK AT STANFORD MEXICAN VICE-CONSUL SHOT BY BOY BANDITS RESTFUL SLEEP Mr. John A. Tholens, o Syracuse. N. Y., who is 75 years of age and has jus celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary, extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the g r c a t e s t tonic stimulant Known; says it strengthens his nerves, , aids digestion and produces restful sleep, In a recent interview Mr.- Tholens said:; '"I hare beer using Duffy's Jure Malt -Whiskey and am still using it as a tonid stimulant. I have re ceived verv marked benefit from same. I follow your directions' and take the medicine in small doses. It strengthens my nerves, aids digestion and brings me restful sleep.' . "A few weeks ago 'I met a (riend who had been ailing all winter and I advised, him to get a bottle of Duffy's Malt Whiskey.' I ',met : him again few days ago, and he told me he was taking it and was receiving great benefit ; from its . use. - Send him a Medical Booklet. "My stomach trouble is about gone.' 1 can eat a square meai witn- but t1 after, distress,; ' snd my. heart, which behaved badly, . perhaps on ' ac count of thei stomach trouble, is ,de jcidedly improved: . Next- Tuesday I ,vill be 75 years of age, and. am a Iviteran of the War. -of the Rebellion. Kir. Tholens and I have' just , cele brated our golden wedding I anniverr ary. t .;,'- ' '-';,-";: t Duffy's -Pure : Malt Whiskey, is an hbsolutely pure distillation of, malted brain; great care being used to nave bvery kernel thoroughly malted thus lestroyihg the germ ana producing a iredigested liquid food in the form f a malt essence, which is the most ffective tonic stimulant aiyi mvigor- tor known - to science; softened by varmth and : moisture its palatibility nd freedom ' from injurious substan cs f render it so that it can be re- otmAji t tlkW niAe stAfiCiftv cfrtmarl iSold -by druggists, grocers and ealers.- or direct. : $1 per bottle. : Ilustrat ed medical booklet contain ng , t Jcvtl of . the,, many convincing estimonials received T from , grateful hien and ; women . who. have been ured, and doctor's '."advice r free.; Duffy's .Malt -Whiskey , Co, Eochs- er, i, -in - - , , keeper and his evidence went a Ions way In convincing 'the councllmen that Conboy waa not a desirable person to conduct a saloon. Mr. Hand's manner of testifying and the way In which he stated his facta will greatly influence the councllmen ki their decision. After hearing all the wllnonnpn Conboy was given notice that he would be given a chance to be heard later and the first hearina came to a clone. At the rate of hearing Conboy's case the remaining- cases will take about a month. A mass of testimony Is to be heard on both sides although It Is be lieved summary action will be taken In one or two cases despite the expres sion of the councllmen. that all saloon-j Keepers will be given a fair hearing. NEW YORKERS ' (United Pre Leaied' Wire.) San Francleco, Jan. 21. Hon. White law geld, ambassador to England and trustee of Stanford university, has been Invited by President Jordan of Stanford university to deliver a lecture before the assembly of the student body. Am baasador Reld Is- now vielting at his home-In, San Mateo county, and It Is probable that he will accept the invitation. Tacoma, Wash.. Jsn. 21. Alexander A. Thornier, Mexican vice-counsel and secretary of the Crescent Coal company, was shot down by a youthful bandit at 8:26 o'clock last evening. The boy fled as soon as the shot was fired. Thornley was climbing the winding stairs leading to (J street rrom the wa terfront, when he was Confronted by two -youths, one of whom pressed a pis ! tol close to his face and fired. The bullet entered the cheek near the chin, nassed around the nwli and loris-nd and evening. The place to enjoy good against the spinal cord, causing paraly skatlne; Is the Oako. Instruction free sis of one arm. . He wss taken to a hos- to beginners afternoon or evening. Bicipital where the bullet was removed. HIGHEST PRAISE Bom rortlaad OltUeas Orow Xathosu .'. i'j ,,' - Mile. OS th srabjeat, V K Tha pralss of tha publlo , , ; Is merit's just reward. ,- ' Nothing In modem times'. ' Has received tha praise accorded "The Little Conqueror. '. . Of some kinds of praise ws are skep tical, , - .- v ;.--.' . , v Ws doubt the praise of strangers. . The highest praise tor Portland pub Is jbeartr expression from . Portland people,-' , . ;'- . Coan's, Kidney Pills are indorsed In Portland. r . x 5 '.':.;'-?' ; Nd better proof of merit can be had. Here's case of It WS have plenty mora Ilka It.... . -. . , '. Mrs. J. O. Stearns of 1S41 Bass Line road. Portland. Oregon, living on West avenue, says: "I have -highly recom mended Doan's Kidney Pills ior several yeara I still do so, believing that any sufferer from backache or kidney com plaint will find this remedy all that la claimed for it. My own experience proved that Doan's Kidney .Pills promptly relieve backache and other noticeable symptoms of kidney com. plalnjk." For sale by all dealers. Price 80 dents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New Tork, sole'Sgent for the United' States. Remember the nam take no other. a -DOAN'S and US u PERSECUTE HIM 3fan Purporting to Be Idaho Engineer Arrested by Los Angeles Police. Beginners' Night. Music at Oaks rink every afternoon six any race at the Oaks rink soon Racers are beginning to arrive and start training for the event Chicago, De troit, San Francisco. Seattle and other targe cities send their representatives. M'PHEKSON INSISTS ON RESIGNATION .Robbery Is believed to have been the motive, but the youngsters were so ner vous that the weapon was discharged. (Halted Pre ImkiI Wirt.) Los Angeles. Jan. 21. Daniel C. Lew- Is, who says his real name is Levi, and who claims to be a mining engineer from Idaho, waa placed under arrest yesterday by Captain Auble of the po lice department on complaint of two women who claim that he has been per secuting them for soma time. A lot of blank checks were found on Lewis last night, it Is said, and the police say that Lewis may be wanted elsewhere. If not he may be sent to the police court charged with vagrancy, or his case may be taken up by the postal authorities, the police say. Mrs. Beatrice McKlnney, widow of a lumber man of Portland, Oregon, and her sister. Mrs. Mildred Shallenburger, wife of a business roan of St. Louis, are the women who caused the arrest of Lewis. Mrs. McKlnney states that she first met Lewis on a train while en route from Portland to Los Anseles. Lewis called on Mrs. McKlnney several times and first seemed very agreeable. Later, she says, she refused to marry him, and when she refused to see him any more he became troublesome. Postcards bearinir aueer and unseem ly messages, letters said to be of a threatening nature and calls over the telephone, she says, were received from blm dnlly. Lewis alleges that Mrs. McKlnney Is the head of a- band of women who work together against men of means. Her purpose, Lewis states. Is revenge ainst tne sex. Lewis gave a number names and dates ne says ,he col GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Boys' and Children's Suits r Overcoats and Rcclers' BOYS' 2-PIECE SUITS, double-breasted arid Norfolk, fancy worsteds, tweeds and 'cheviots; values up to $7.50. ' Clearance Price $3.85 BOYS' 3-PIECE SUITS, single-breasted, finest materials, fancy worsteds, cheviots and mixtures, sizes up to 14 years; regular $6.00, . $7.00 and $8.00 values. - , - Special Clearance $2,85 BOYS' OVERCOATS and REEFERS, fine serviceable garments, well made and trimmed, black, blue and gray; values up to $6. Clearance Price $3.85 ' MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT CLEAR ANCE SALE PRICES a U82ISSSSSISSZZSZIX2XSZ8IIKlSZxsszssf Doing Good Business ON FIRST STREET RESTAURANT Address "H" 129 Journal H H I! azzzssszzzzzzzsszsszsszzszsuzzssssns of business and professional men of prominence In Portland and Spokane. Nothing can be learned of Mrs. Mc Klnney here. If Lewis' story is true her operations have never been brought lected concerning her actions in support I that she Is the widow of a Portland The names include those I lumber man la not credited here. of his story. W. D. Sloan's Trial Opens. ; Olympla,' Wash., Jan. 21. W. p. Sloan will go to trial here today before a jury in the superior court, on a charge of attempting to murder C E. Mallory, station agent at Tenlno, last -September.. The trial is the last of several growing out of family difficulties of loan In which Mallory figured. REBELS President of JIayti Claims Revolution Was Caused by American 1 1nterests. . t United Press Leased Wire.) Port Au Prince, Haytl, Jan. 21. Pres ident Alexia' forces are pressing the revolutionary army hard in the town of Monaives.. ana uie, news or their sur render is momentarily expected. Th rebels are completely surrounded. President Alexis claims to be in no. session of evidence showing that the revolution is backed by a New York company, Which has extensive interests in iiayth jie. intends to brlnar the mat ter tb the attention of President Roose velt. W. 3. McPherson of the city execu tive boa id. who reslsned five months ago, and which resignation Mayor Lane refused to accept, informed the mayor several weeKs sgo mat ne did not Intend to continue in office any longer. Mr. McPhorfcon's reasons for resigning are thst he intends going away to be gono ornn,tlme. He was chairman of the bridge committee and also a member of tne sewer and city nail committees. PITTSBURG EXCHANGE : WILL BE REOPENED & WEDNESDAY felHl WEDNESDAY DEAD P0DY OF. GIRL FOUND IN CALIFORNIA . (United Press Leaced Wire.) Ran Francisco. Cal. Jan. 21. RrMsie Bottinl, aged 18 year's, of 8a n Rafael. was lound dead with ner skull crushed near Miller station, tnrce miles from Ban Rafael, last evening. it is not known how, the young woman came to her death. ' "k Miss Bottinl was employed fh the Carson glove factory at San Rafael. She took the 4:30 afternoon train, in tending to visit her brother. Her body was xouna a mile rartner up the road. It was thought at first that, bavins been carried beyond her destination, the young woman naa jumped rrom the moving car. but the sheriffs officers tninK this unlikely, as-there were no manes on tne wot eartn. )0 NOT APPROVE OF ' WESTERN EXCURSIONS (United Pre Lcaamt Wlra dhlcas-o. 111.. Jan. 21 Th Pntri Passenger association roads here have nouriea tneir western ana southwestern connections tnt tney win not Join them in arrangements for the homeseekers' excursions for 1908. The last excursion of the kind -with which they will have anything to do. will be thst of Febru ary 18. after which the Central roads win go out of the homeseeker business, i The reason assigned is a complicated system of rates which the western and southwestern roads , have submitted as basing, ratea. ;-:.?t.M:?:,-'i --, VETERAN THRESHING v MAN QUITS BUSINESS Pendleton.' Jan: 21. .AftW o... 88 years as a threshlnir marhin. Jpe Snyder Of this city Is selling out his large outfit of threshers and horses at public auction and will retire from the business nermanentlv. Hal I k-nn.n aa one f the most energetlo thresher men In eastern Oregon and has perhaps made the lonsest rune urh mmii e any men mini county, to a-small farm on the west of Pendleton. ' He will retire Umatilla river (DDited Preu Leaned Wire.) Pittsburg. Jan. 21. The stock ex-1 change which has been closed since Oc tober zz, shortly after the money panic started, win reopen January 21. Sank foolishness. "When attacked bv a couch or. a nnM or when your throat Is sore. It Is ranlt foolishness to taice any other medicine than Dr. King's New -Discovery." says C o. Kiqriage or empire, ua. "i nave used New Discovery aevrn years and- I know it is the best remedy on earth for coughs and colds, croup, and all throat and lung troubles. My -children are subject to croup, but New Discovery quickly cures every attack." Known the world over as the king of throat and lunsr remedies, sold under guaran tee at Skldmore Drug Co.'s drug store. sue and'ii. uriai noitie tree. COFFEE Responsible coffee : we know of but five: Schilling's Best. Tour grower returns your nioney If you don't like it; we-pay him, ' , MEXICAN MUSTANG linIment or Beast IIHIlE ttstn&r for Horses II and Cattle bear in mind f that it ia just as valuable inyonr home. f " . That lame ' &rtnr strained . muscle or bruised band will j not twinge Ion? if Mexican Mustang: Liniment has i, been applied, . , It penetrates quickly and so relieves all pain ' and Soreness, u.;.:V'.J-a. v'X . Oar record la 60 year of saeceas, . FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE ( V . , ALL ROLL TOP OFFICE DESKS BELOW ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST ', FOR IMMEDIATE. CLEARANCE - ; ALL TYPEWRITER DESKS AND CHAIRS BELOW ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST " A ' ' V FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE ALL COMBINATION DESKS AND BOOKCASES BELOW ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE , . , ,4 ALL CABINETS AND CHINA CLOSETS BELOW ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE : I , ' EXTENSION DINING TABLES BELOW ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST . ? ' Oregon's Largest and Best Furniture Hoiiso of L GEVURTZ First On Yamhill . Second