The Oregon daily journal., January 24, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY . 24. IOCS.
HERE IS A VIEW OF A RELIEdE-ME-
uSMICE DEO
GIRL'S FATHER
T7-
XOUR Feet should
, , If be your, first con-4
0F-M Y-NICKEL-AS -1 - GET-IN CAR
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Mitt
BALKS CUPID
LJ -'fc-"v siderationi Keep
the m ' dry and your
; health will not , be jeor
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Englishman Who Defrauded
Company Discovered at
. Lbs Angeles. ,
Forces Youth to Quit Swec
aravzea.: . we sell the
icind of shoesthat keep 1
-heart and Dejected Lover
xna moisiure out,' ana by
taking advantage of! our
. Attmptsto; Shoot.'
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(United Press Um4 Wlra.)
" Ix Anfcl..jitW.. After a ahasa
cross tha two continents raprasenta-
tlvts of na of thablg--at insoranoa
companies In Englano naa. ou. -'...-.H..in-v
- William Wataon, an
engineer, who baa beta Hrt
. ji nfn knrt who waa
supposed to hava b drowned off tns
Watson l(rnct a tt"t""f!?5
. . inxiti ns f defraualna
1 th. lnsurar.es company ha had Ujro"
suit of hm clothes on the beach at
North 8underland. Enaland. and; bad
taktn a train for the south. . -
Ut.rh. went to Canada. From Q"boc
he entered the United fl tales. He came
to the Paoino coast, visum.
Portland, Ban Francisco and at lanth
reached Los Angelwi and baa been her a
several month. , Domeatlo troubles,
i - . nt hf' anmin. a svslem of
fr,.iA flnanne ' and- aeveral other
v wataon to leave his home.
of a Doultry
tMiaiia in Eneland. but rot Into debt
to whom be presented.
tnH nnallv decided to leave ma jainii-
ana -atari anew.
1 I Ulll " ........ . , , ' . , "
as aourltv, an Insurance policy on hi
life for 5.000, namlnff tha widow as
beneficiary. He also insured hie lira
for 11.000 In faror of his wife. Wataon
hji be then placed a ault of hla cloth'
i a. fha banh. alvina the Imoreaslon
of suicide, and dlsanpearad. Both the
wife and the widow from whom Wataon
borrowed the money, collected , the in
surance on bia life, ,
Less than a year ao the widow died.
Aj Investigation of ber affects disclosed
a letter wruien oj "r
beo, la which he mentioned CaUfornla
as his future boma. He explained that
ha must be very secret about the
transaction. The repreaantatlve of the
defrauded insurance company secured
this epistla and the search for Wataon
beraa. -.
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" Read tha Arabia vara of East Side
news In Thnrsaars itomorrowa; jour
nal. Ran every mursaar.
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(Rpeelal Dtfpatek to Tee Joarael.)
Salem, Or.. Jan. 14. A case waa aet
yesterday afternoon for trial before
I Judge Panlol Webster In which Frank
IVfUler. Bllyerton butcher la charged
with tbreatenlnr to kill Jenninrs Smith,
to whose daughter Miller baa bean pay
1 aien
called
In apma attention.
Hmith - called upon 1
peiied him to write a letter which
an
Miller and cora
hs
llctated.. in which he comoelled the
lover to renounce all oretenalona to the
young iaay ana in Tact teu ner na 01a
not love her. After Miller realised what
he had dona ha waa overtaken -with re
morse and mad desire to punish Smith.
when one of the Smith' family swore out
a warrant for him, and all are In oourt
to settle the matter.
In all the trouble Miss Smith' baa idt
admitted that aha doea not bold Miller
in tne Highest respect and trie ease, may
end with a wadding.
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AHUCiiE FORCES
UNITE
AGAINST HERR
Californians Threaten to
UYerthiw Southern Pa-
cific Political Boss.
Hot in a Milk Trust
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""All th'World' a tretcar, . . . ...
'. All, the men nd women merely payers, ,
These new can have a combined exit and entrance, ,' 1
krA Ana' In ' fa Ita - ' ' '
Toward relleylng the misery of straphangers." , ,'T J '
,n -. " Bill Shakespool. - v
President B. S. Josslyn of tha Street
rCalted ' rreai Ltad Wire.)
; San Francisco, Jan. 24. With har
mony among tha anti-machine Repub
licans of San Francisco assured, tha
Lincoln-Roosevelt Lea rue of Republican
clubs of California baa taken up tha
work of permanent organisation . tn Ban
Francisco and northern California that
had been postponed pending the har
monising of the anti-Herrln factions In
Malted Milk
Th riilaai tad ieaiiat
. ' Avoid chap anbafltataej 4
At tow Soda Fooataba
A glass of Horlick's MalUd
Kilk hot makes a dclkkms and
rrfrashkij kmch oa-a ootd day.
Ask for Hodick't
. . At All Drngsiats
Stirring the powder in hot water
makes a xxntrisoing, digestibte food
drmk, tetter than tea or coffee 00
cooking. A cupful hofc on retir
ing induces restful sleep, , -
Tba pay-as-you-enter system in tbe
streetcar ' bualneas 4 baa recently bean
put lnto-effect in. Buffalo, New. Tork.
Tha Idea has not bean given -up by tba
officials of the Portland Railway,; Lirht
St Power company, and if the plan
proves a auecess elsewhere It will, in
11 probability, eventually be adopted In
Portland. .
railway comnanr. is also nartimlarlv
anxloua to satisfy the public in tola re-
)g
the local Republican party.
BICH GOLD STRIKE
IN THE SEVEN DEVILS
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Weiae'r, Ida Jan. ; 24. News comes
from tba Seven Devils district of a rich
strike which waa made on Indian creek
about' five miles from Cuprum, near
Mud SDrlnrs. It has created consid
erable Interest In this city aa well as
tba upper country. . .
three-foot ledra waa struck and ' it
Is said the ore is literally spattered
with free gold. The strike waa made
near tbe : surface on a new property
owned . by Dick Waring, Sam Hunter
and Carpenter and on which they nave
but- recently begun development work.
Aa the reault of the strike manv naw
claims have been staked and develop-
ant
can
Cheater Rowell of Fresno waa elected
state secretary and organiser with full
authority to rtroaecute the work of nr.
spect and before any decision is reached I ganixation. which could not be com
the views of , the people will be on-1 pleted until tha antl-railroad factions
sldered thoroughly. Before the pay-aa-I n San Francisco,' which split as a re
sult of the last municipal campaign,
were drawn together. The harmony,
which the railroad Interests confidently
believed could not be established, haa
been secured through the efforts of the
league leaders, who have devoted the
major tortlon Of tha last montb to San
Francisco.
you-eoter system, la put on It la alwaya
advertised for months in advance, ao aa
to familiarise the people with, the work-j
ings 01 mo pian.
ment work Is being prosecuted more ex
tensively. Further developments are
Demg awaitea witn much interest and
more nattering reporta are expected.
. Costly Library Burned. ..
. (Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Grants Pass. Or Jan. Il.Tha borne
of Joseph X. Nelson, a bachelor and
recluse. In tha suburbs, was destrovad
by fire Wednesday night The house
waa oniT a. snanry in sue, called "the
bird-cage house' because of its small
ness and the queer. colore with which it
waa painted, but It contained a 15,000
library. The loss waa complete. A de
fective flue probably caused the fire.
Fine ahoea at factory coast at i.oen-
thal s houaecleanlng aale. !
Perfect-fitting glasses 11 at Metier" a.
i mm
clearance:..
SALE;
yOTJ'SAVE MONEY
' ' , -. NOW- Is the Time and This Is the Place i
Seventh'
and
Washington
Seventh
- and
Washington
' roracrLoeatloa:
V ItfSaBtraaa.
CLARK
BOY CALLS; OUT "MR
. . ENTIRE CROWD TURNS ItS HEAD
-Mr. dark.'' shouted tba call boy at
tha - Hotel Portland yesterday. Four
man (turned their beads. "Want mar
they said In chorus. ' It was a little re
union of the Clarks. That Is. three
Clarkea and one Clark. - -
One of tha men' elandlnr at the eoun-
Ser engaged in the reunion was Francis
h. ciara. general manager or tne norm
bank railroad. He' was talking - to
Nathaniel & Clarke, tbe hotel clerlo
Later the two Clarkes were joined by
Oeorge S. Clark apelled without , the
final V the wholesaler who liver at
the hotel. It was "Mr. Clark" thla and
"Mr. Clarke" that until there was con
fusion even among tha three. . ,
Before ; tne palaver waa at an ana, '
v- .......... i i' ;'.';:. y
however, who should appear but George
W. . Clarke, of ' New: York, who travels
tar t fantorv located at Liverpool.
Ohla Then the confusion among the
Clarkes was' nothlng short of conster.
nation. . ' .
Ir. aarjte. .by the way that. Is ;the
Oeorra W. Clarke, of New ' Tork haa
the reputation- of being one of the po
litest men who aver stayed at the'Port-
land. Mr. CUrke. seldom' rues a "sic.r
but when- ho does he accomplishes it, in
suoh a war as to make the one he la
complaining to feel that the traveling
man la reallv dOlnr him a great favor. .
- About this time , tha .Clarkes ..began
Ulklni
bo
unl
Iking about genealogy. Then the caU
y shouted. "Mr. Clark" . and the - rr
Ion was brought to an abrupt ending.
AEEEST BANKER FOR
PASSING BAD CIIECES
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Los Angeles, Jan. 24. Charles R.
Lawson, who previous to tbe San Fran
cisco fire and earthquake was paying
teller of a aavlngs bank in that city,
was arrested last night by detectives
In a rooming-house and booked on a
charge of forgery. It is alleged by
the police that for the past two years
Lawson has been passing forged or
worthless checks all over the country.
It la believed that within two vara
ha has swindled various merchants and
small atorekeepers from Tennessee and
Arkansas to tha Pacific . coast of mora
than $10,000.
Lawson was arrested arter a two
weeks' chase by the detectives. . The
specific. charge on which he was ar
rested was for the alleged swindling
of a wine company here out of JiO-on
a check drawn on an Oakland savings
bank, at which ha bad no account.
SEATTLE CAPITALISTS
TO DEAL IN J8 ANANAS
(United Press Leased. Wire.)
Los Anretee. Jan. 24. A party of
Seattle capitalists salied from San
Pedro today for Masatlan and other
porta-on the west coast of Mexico. The
purpose of tbe trip is to investigate the
possibilities of a proposed line of fruit
steamers from San Pedro to the banana
district tf Mexico. The company which
this nartv .renreaents 'has acaulred X'
tensive tracts of fruit lands Ik Mexico
and : proposes to establish a regular
steam service fo that part or tne south
ern rnrAjhllc. if the mans or tne com
oanv are successful. Los Anreles will
be made the distributing point for
bsnrnaa In direct competition with tha
banana trust which haa its headquarters
at few uneans. '
NEW. COATS AT COST.
100
Sal at
ample Spring Coats on
Keralar Maker's Cost.
If you want to view tha newest spring
Jarments see our Morrison street win
ow. And you mayx take your pick of
any coat or suit st the regular marked
wholesale cost. McAllene McDonnell,
Third and Morrison, tha good . goods
store. v '"'.-... .'
0!GEBt3Ei21DAOI2L.
InARTFR'Sl
1 I
MVER
PILLS.;
FoslUreiretrr4 t
these XUtlic ruis
Taey.siaoraDevsEi
tress trom DyspfpaU, Ij
dlpesOon and Too Eesrj
ZaUng; Apertactrerf
edytor DtaloosJ, Ttansr'
Drowsiness, t BaA las,
la ths Mootb. Coat'
Tungoa, Pala tn ths BVI
7Y1BPTT T TVTTff
reftjlata ths Bowela. Pnrtfy Vnrotabla, - I
tmm. $miic3SE. tmirz
CARTERS
m
Gcrra'ina Musi Bear
Faoimils Signatun
REFUSE SUISTITUTEC
spectacles i at aieugers. .. .. i . , - .. - rBBssaw.. -t , ,: .
" ' ' " " ' ' ' 'gfw?Wig!?g?-! . i 11 Hi i 1 .' I'.i . - jjB?3-ggyMM--w
i - aiBB " ''awBsgW v''k'i" ''""'r' "-'.-';r-v'-'vi,."ii" -c - . rr : ; : , . . ., ; . , . .. . , i
ii ii ii; ymUU MMC li OOUli l
Ouf policy of allbwinsr each season to suffer its nwn'WcVa r1ate tA, tA-fh. r -.m. t.
- ... ' . w - , " 7 Z ' . . Z vw """" ' mvuwii Ul UU1 llIClClllUiC SHUCCT. 11 la&eS CO 1113 EC
to sacntice our stocK ot Men's and YouthsFashionahi Suits
rnined not to carry any of the goods now on hand beyond the present season.
' . ..-.'
ffer In the History of Our Store
CA At this one low price, which has attracted throngs of buyers, we
J mJX foete lines of our men's $15.00 to $18.00 Suits rand Overcoats
MM ntfAM ' U' I 1 I W I A . . " . - m
. : "vf ui garments remaining irom this season s
Tr -se"lnS- -Thousands of garments to choose from now at-onlj
Hie Greatest Qothingi
STETSON
HATS
$2.50
Hen's $15.00, $1 6.50, $18.00 and
$20.00 Suits arid Overcoats Now
Men's High Grade $25.00 and $27i0 Salts and Overcoats Row
You'll never, have a better chance to realize such a
decided saving - on strictly high-grade,' up-to-date
clothes. Not just a few to select from,' but thousands.
Sale price $11.00. v v , '
$1
Men's hand-tailored $30 to $45
; Suits and Overcoats '
,This gives you unrestricted
choice of the house. See them. '
fnnl-f nunt-inri a-f f-fa Dirt I HL I Pl r
VUIIIIIIHUUUII 11 .IIKj Lilt I .(s'lllIIIEIllii flUailS
countermand ihoeiale
Men's Shoes
Men's fine trousers
$3.(00 Values.at $1.85
v.;-. utm Ji: vr rial. fL.'i -" th- ,
cm; dcsi vaiues io our justoiy .
$4.00 Values at $2.88
$3 Trousers at $1.85
: Embraced m this collection are seWeral hun
dred pairs of regular $2.5a and. $3 Trous
, ers, , including ,a splendid tassortment of
up-to-date patterns i your choice QC
.aDl.Ofcl
at. . .
incse come in an
calf, and are 'leather lined
Kb ill .00 " . f
p M til? trt , n I Ihis stvJiSh collection of Trouspra of fern a
lYacefprooTonoes acpo. h wid :tkn&e patterns, suit-:
f.DJac leatn. or hign cut, . ; they come: inJght and xlark fabrics, pin
. : .-.i. . 1 , I check and strioed effects : Aa ns
55.00 Dress Shoes at $3.45 :;
lUey are guaranteed for servic.
j See OiiiyWindows
This -collection, represents. the Very cream of
uur smtn, juc arc an wana-iaiiorea, ana .
were London cold-water shrunk before
" and the handsomest patterns ob- tt0 OC '
v tainable; .rare.valaef at.. .. P)00
Men's $2.50 Soft Hats
at $1.35
In all styles and all sizes.
Men's $3.00 Derby Hats
at $1.85
In i,air styles and all sizes.
Monarch Shirts, soft or stiff bosom, in
fancy light or dark colors; $1 grade,
choice at ..........50f
Cluett Shirts, beautiful patterns, cuffs at
tached or detached: $1.50' irrade. at.. 954 :
Dent's Gloves, $2 and $2.50 quality. . 1.50 ' j Ji
Guyot Suspenders, also silk and lisle Sus hf
oendpks. Sflr 71 anil 1 4(i ' it
:,. ' ' 1 . w. u..va y . TIHUM) Al.,iVy
Men's $1, $2 and $3 Wash Vests, all sizes,'
at- ................est
50c fleece-lined Underwear, all sizes, ecru
color, special 'at.... ....... .......... 25
,25c wool or cashmere So all rtln
. m-ay or natural, all size. . .. . . inst .
. 15c b)ack cotton Sox, double heel and toe
ai ,, .', .8'
$1 derby, ribbed Underwear, special tomor- -
'..WWiSt ...... , . .i ,:'.,.., , , ... , , .50 '
Cooper's $1.50 wool ribbed Underwear, pink '
Or blue color, tftmnrrnw a- Si
Men's ljl5 Mocha Gloves, gray or brown,''
l-f fills, sizes . ... .T.. .. .. . V. , .-. . 75f ,
offer - OT.,4rf ,";
, also i , ,; '..V' I
fWt3-&WJw SM-
H 0 ', X :
50c Ri
Underwe'r
25c
Suits
and
Overcoats ;
I Now Sacrificed 11
For Less Than Jl
Cost 1!
$15.00lo;
4 $20.00 Values J
Now
it I'M, J. i - rtn'.
,'',,''.' "'- I
HORSESHOES
IN THE MIDDLE
OF THE BLOCK !
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