THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING,' JANUARY Sfr 1008.
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Juilgo ?McBride v Dismisses
the Condemnation Pro
ccedings Brought by the
! Mpunt Hood Company for
fcight of Way. 1
Judge McBrlde dismissed the oondem
. nation suit brought by the Mount Hood
Power company to compel the city to
give the company a right of way across
city property near the Junction of toe
.Bull Run and Bandy rivea ,n th8 ,Ut
''circuit court yeaterday afternoon at Ore
gon City on the ground that tne com'
IS
nv had not made proper application
rom the city wuter board for the rixit
of way. This means tnai icy "
nrar tiiodrfi in im nam whm
power company and It Is probable th:it
a compromls- will be effectod whereby
the cliy will grant the right of way
In exchange for all water rights the
company cTalma to hare for the aurplua
water In Bull Run river.
V Mayor Lane naturally Ji.
over me ouicuoi- j
Attorney KavanauKh belleyea that the
ult will be the end Of litigation be
tween the city and the company If the
water board adopt the motion made
by. Dr. Allen at Tuesday's board meet
ing. Thla motion waa In effect that
the city would grant the right of way
In eachange for the company a claim
to the aurplua water rlghta of Bull
RBo "far'aa the company'a merlta In
the caae are concerned they did not en
ter Into Judge McBriae a awnion. rm
la eald to have remarked that dlsrnls
Ing the caae waa almply boy's play,
becauae all the company would have to
do would be to file a new application
lor the right of way.
Thla would leave the matter In 'he
him atato aa It waa when Dr Allen
Introduced hla motion for a aettlement
with the company. .
The motion for nonsuit upon which
Judge MoBrlde decided waa made on
the ground that the company did not
come before the water board and make
would
Ucatlon for the right of way before
a the condemnation sun. ini
now mat me company uiu
act In good faith In the affair and did
not uae all Ita resources to gain the
right of way before commencing the
ult.
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE
0FF1REY-RED MATERIAL
Henry Westbrook Would
Like to Be District At
torney and Says So.
Henry 8. Westbrook, a young attorney
having offices In the Buchanan building,
has filed his announcement with the
secretary of state as a candidate far
the office of district attorney on the
Republican ticket to succeed John Man
ning. Mr. Westbrook Is a young man
well known In legal circles In the city.
In making hla announcement he has
filet the following statement of prin
ciples with the secretary of state:
"If I am nominated and elected, I will,
during my term of office, prosecute all
illegal voters; wage a relentless war
upon graft and corruption; protect the
rights and privileges and uphold th
nigh moral standard, of the people. Pro
tect the virtue of our girls and tho
purity of our homes, by placing the
heel of the law upon the dispollera of
either- Know but two classes those
who obey and those who violate the law;
Srotect the one, prosecute the other,
ave no labor, spare no expense, to con
vict the rich or Influential criminal.
Make no compromise with crime, but
enforce the law, without fear or favor,
prejudice or partiality. I desire tho
following words printed after my name
on the ballot: 'Prosecute no man who
obeys the law; spare none who violate
Thousands of men and women today in all walks of life are suf-
fering from these diseases, which so often prove fatal.' Taken f '
' -in time they can be safely and permanently , cured by y? ,
WARNER'S SAFE CURE
A TRIAL BOTTM0 OF THIS GREAT KIDNET CURB WILL BI3 BENT ABSO
L1ITELY FREW I TO EVERT REaDkr OF THE JOURNAL 'WHO, BUF
FERS FROM KIDNET, MVER, BLADDER OR BLOOD DISEASE.
Mrs.' M." & Hunter, of Ham
mond, Indiana, who suffered
, many years from kidney and blad
der trouble, says she was com-
; pletely cured by Warner's Safe
Cure:
This is. to certify that I have
used Warner's Safe Cure with the
very best results.
I suffered several years with
Kidnev and Bladder trouble-
four vears aro Warner's Safe
Cure was recommended to me. I
tried one bottle and found that
it helped me very much. I then
decided to continue the treatment,
and after taking six bottles I was
entirely cured. MRS. M. h.
HUNTER, 211 Ind. Boulevard,
tr uA iA T.n l .1007
MRS. M. E HUNTER. 4"""w"u' J"" '
CUREG KIDNEY DISEASE
When the kidney are dlseaaed the urlo add l not carried off and thla
causes Oout. Lumbago, Rheumatism of the Joints, Rheumatism of the Mus
cles. Rheumatism of the Heart. Rheumatism everywhere. Warnera Safe Cure
drives out the uric acid and purifies the the kidney and bladder.
In blln.i. rflaaaaa th. hnw.ll .M Aftan onfiaHnattd and th llVSf tOIUld
Warner's riafe Pills oulckly relieve this condition, and no 111 after effect la
experienced. ..........
wmmfD'H hawk riTRTC la nut un ift two s sea and la sold by all drug'
gists, or direct, at 61) CENTS and $1.00 A BOTTLE. Refuse substitutes con
taining harmful drugs which Injur th system.
TRIAI nnril F fDfP To convince very sufferer from disease of th
I tilAL UlIILC. I ntt kMnava. llvar. bladder anl blood that WARN
ERS SAFE CURE will absolutely cure, a trial bottle will be sent FREE OF
I'HAKUK, postpaid, to any one wno win write w a ni t,n n daii v.jxo
Rochester, N. Y.. and mention having seen thl liberal offer In Th Journal.
The genuineness of this offer la fully guaranteed by th publisher. If you
will write ua a full statement of your caae our doctor will send you fre ad
vice and a valuable medical booklet describing causes, symptoms and treat
ment an4 many convincing testimonials. All communications strictly confidential.
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NEW BUILDING IN PROSPECT FOR
PARK AND MORRISON STREETS
Etf -;Vr fan M I i tn7 4 1
CABRENO SEAT ALE
OPENS TOMORROW
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the
eat sale for Madame Teresa Carreno
will open at the Marquam box office,
and the recital by this great planlsto
will take place on the following Mon-
.iNlay, February S.
"Carreno long ago learned everytnina
that pertains to the noblest aspects of
her art. She has wrested from It secrete
that not only have been hidden from
most other pianists of her sex. but
from men whose playing has brought
them- fame and riches. There are few
artists who are able to produce so big
a ton with ao little outward effort,
-and there are none too many whose
tonal beauty and musicianship can
Compete with Madame Carreno's." The
recital here by the famous pianiitte will
be under the direction of Lois Cteers
Wynn Coman, and the sale of scats
opens tomorrow morning at the Mar
quam, -
Bennett Building, at Corner of West
The sale of the northeast corner of
Park and Morrison streets, which waa
mentioned In yesterday's Journal, la still
hanging fire, but will In ail probability
go through in the next day or ao. The
property la owned by J. E. Dennett, and
Is being taken over by Louis Burke for
something over M00, 000.
It Is given out by the prospective
owner that the three-atory frame build
ing occupying the corner will be re-
Park and Morrison Streets.
placed by a modern business house of
brick or concrete In case a suitable ten
ant can be found, altbougn It la possible
that the property may be held aa an in
vestment and sold on a rising market.
The extension of th retail business dis
trict westward along Morrison, Yamhill
and Alder streets has been very marked
In the past two years, and it Is believed
that a modern business structure on the
Bennett corner would yield a satisfac
tory return on the Investment.
TEARS AND SMILES FOLLOW EACH
OTHER IN ROUTINE OF HOTEL LIFE
Half-pound box of
Bee announcement on
page.
chocolates free,
the "Want Ad"
SONS OF NORWAY
ORGANIZE HERE
A Portland lodge of the Sons of Nor
way of the Pacific coast was organized
here last night at Drew hall. Twenty
five charter members were enrolled, and
the work of Increasing the membership
will begin at once. The order haa at
tained considerable prestige In the mid
dle west and a lodge was organized In
Spokane a few days ago. W. B. Olson
of Seattle, who was at one time presi
dent of the grand lodge, was here and
aided In the organization.
Following officers were elected: Pres
ident, A. Mones; vice-president, H. J.
Langoe; Judge, John Berdahl; secretary.
Ellas Dahl; financial secretary: O.
.Temtpa-aard: treasurer. John Carlson:
regent, Tom Sampson: marshal, 8. Louis: I
inner KUUru. vruuvoiu W i wuici
guard, Bernard Bek.
"Almost every guest It seems has his
little tale of troubles or a story of a
happiness or of misfortune that he
wants to tell some one and, in many
cases we clerks are that some one," a
clerk at the Hotel Portland said this
t-nornlnff.
"Just for Instance a man I have
known for years and who gets here
about once a year came up to the desk
last night and handed me a clipping
from a newspaper,-' continued the hotel
man. "I naturally expected that it was
some story about himself.
"It was the story of the death of his
wife In Chicago due to Injuries sus
tained by a fall- from a window. The
traveling man had just got off the road
and together with his wife was at
work in their new home arranging
flower pots In a window. The woman
lost her balance and fell to her death
before the eyes of her husband, who
was absolutely helpless to save her.
"The poor devil wanted sympathy.
Here he Is hundreds of miles from
home and friends and he has just
wanted to tell of his unhappiness to
some one. If any man ever had a happy
home and one that he enjoyed. It was
this fellow to whom I refer. And now
it Is gone. 'It -seems to me now,' he
said, 'that there Is no world for me
nothing more to live for.' Sympathy
isn't much, as a rule, but sometimes It
helps, to cheer the unfortunate ones we
happen to meet. '
CORBETT BUILDING
TOWER OF LIGHT
"After this fellow had gone from the
counter another came up with a tele
gram In hi hand. He waa smiling all
over his face. He had Just been pro
moted to a position he had been longing
for for years and was to receive a sub
stantial raise In salary with It.
"There was the contrast the happy
and the downhearted. I congratulated
the fortunate one and laughed with him
of his bright future. But at the same
time away down in my heart I couldn't
help but think of the poor fellow whose
life had been changed and who is now
eKing out an existence mechanically.
"What a good what a cruel old world
this is, anywav."
GOES AFTER GERMS
How Hyomei Does Its Work in
Curing Catarrh.
"We got rid of our
aches and ails by chang-
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ihg from coffee to
POSTUM
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there's a Reason"-
Illuminated at night the new Corbctt
building may beMifcon from all parts of
Portland and particularly by those liv
ing: on tho helchta. Since the llKhts
were first turned on several nights ago
tne sight lias attracted much attention.
From Portland Heiehts the tall, com
manding structure with Its thousands
of electric lights and the outline of
the building silhouetted against the
lower parts of the city In the distance
takes on the appearance of a postal card
which when held In front of a light
asaumes'the shape of a lighted sky
scraper Itself.
SELLWOOD SEWER
PROBLEM HARD ONE
Sell wood la atill wrestling with the
sewer problem, and the Sell wood board
of trade continue to hold out th hope
of securln tjtractlcabl plan for drain
ing the miiburb at a moderate cost to
the property-owners. Engineers have
found that Sellwood 1 a difficult sec
tion to drain, because It 1s divided by
rldg. .- v- ; -.. , . (
Nature's remedy for catarrhal troubles
Is the oils and balsams found In Hyo
mei. It Is a specific, not a cure all. It
has but one mission, the cure of catarrh.
The natural way of curing a disease
Is always the scientific wav and the
scientific way of curing atarrh Is the
simple way. with Hyomei.
Catarrh is a germ disease and can be
cured only by using Hyomei, the treat
ment that reaches and destroys all ca
tarrhal germs.
Breathed through the neat pocket In
haler that cornea with every outfit.
Hyomei' medication reaches the most
remote air cells of the nose, throat and
lungs, going after the disease germ j
preventing their growth, thus making
catarrhal troubles impossible.
There I no dangerous stomach dosing
when Hyomei la used. It is solely an
inhalation treatment, prepared specially
to kill the catarrhal germs and Is so
successful that woodard, Clarke A Co.
1 THE BESlT" ":: SJLjA
ilil liiiira Miiy
THE HOST
VALUE
For the last month the clearing spirit has pervaded the store and will reach the climax tomorrow and Saturday.
We've been prying into corners, poking out things right and left, clipping prices to the limitall for the pur
pose of getting rid of All Winter Goods while there is plenty of time for people to use them. , ; .
For Tomorrow and Saturday tho Last Two Days
of This Great Sale Lots Aro More Numerous
and tho Values Are Greater Than Ever Before
-The one thought is Clear Winter Merchandise Now Reduce Stocks to the Lowest Possible Limit. You can ; '
get a good idea of the low prices by reading the different items in this page,. but remember they represent
only a few of the hundreds of special offerings that you'll find scattered throughout the entire store, displayed;
in every section. Here are the best values we have ever offered: V
Final Reductions on Woolen Dress Goods f
THE LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED ON DEPENDABLE QUALITIES l,
The great variety of weaves and large assortment of designs and colorings to choose from makes these the most unusual offer
ings to be found hereabouts:
HIM
Every Remnant in the
House Now on Sale at
One-Halt Sr Prices
EMM
We simply will not invoice remnants Every remnant in the Dress Goods Section must be closed out before Saturday night
This great half price offering will make them disappear rapidly.
Tomorrow you may select from several hundred remnants they come in all lengths from V to 12 yards each, in all fashion"
able weaves and colorings; all this season's patterns in all weights suitable for Women's and Children's Coats, Suits, Waists
and Skirts. 1 hey are all very desirable and splendid values at our regularly low remnant prices, as a great special clearance
offering we place the entire lot on sale Friday and Saturday, while they last, at ONE-HALF the Marked Remnant Prices.
27-inch Colored 'Chillies, of ex-
cellent quality; cream grounds."
with neat colored dots and small figures, in all colors, will wash as
well as linen, suitable for both women's and children's dresses and
waists; regularly sold at 39c a yard; special clearance price; OC
Bargain Friday at fciJC
At $1.00 Yard g g&. 5fa ;
the most fashionable coat fabrics, fine rich finish, 'absolutely spotless,
double weight and unsurpassed quality, always sold at $2.25 tf
01iVV
Wool Plaids, 85c Grade at 50o
38-inch Woolen Plaids in a full line of pretty color combinations and
ilk over-plaids, in contrasting shades; a beautifully finished CA-high-grade
fabric, always sold at 85c yd.; on sale Bargain Fri vUC
French Wais tings, best $1 grade, 59o
An unusually attractive line of nobby French waistings in an unlimit
ed assortment of exclusive styles and color combinations, all CQ
wanted shades, full 30 in. wide, reg. $1 grade, on sale B'rg'n Fri..JC
At 25c Yard
a yard; special clearance price; Bargain Friday at
At 99c
Final Clearance Sale
of Shoes
OF BEST LEATHERS, IN NEWEST STYLES FOR MEN, WO
MEN AND CHILDREN.
The following items give an idea as to the savings eyery pair sold
under our own personal guarantee.
Shoes for Boys
and Girls in all
sizes up to 2 made of best lea
ther and solid all through; other
stores ask $1.50 for these same
shoes; we guarantee every QQi
pair and our price is JJC
Women's Patent Leather and Fine
Kid Shoes, in the latest New York
styles, $3.50 values 0 OQ
at p00
Women's Juliettes, of fine quality
kid, with rubber heels; CA
reg. $2 values, at wlOU
Women's Shoes, in a dozen styles,
values from $1.50 to $3, d1 AA
in broken sizes vlvU
Women's Patent Colt Shoes, in both Blucher and straight
lace, all sizes; $2.50 values, at
$1.77
Women's 35c Stockings 10c a Pair
Children's 25o Stockings 12 c Pair
WOMEN'S Fine a"ality- n"ccd
' waaa cotton stockings, made
with full fashioned leg and foot, medium
weight, always sold at 35c a pair, spe- 10
cially priced for Bargain Friday at IvC
CHILDREN'S "
fleeced cotton stockings, in both light and
heavy weights, made with dcuble heel and toe,
regular 25c grade, on special sale 19'
tomorrow, Bargain Friday at lai2C
Women's Knit Underw'r
75c GARMENTS 49.
The great Clearance Sale prevailing in our
knit underwear section offers saving possibil
ities you cannot afford to overlook, here is
a splendid bargain-in Women's hand-finished,
silk-trimmed underwear, in all sizes vests and
pants, peeler color, medium weight garments,
in plain and fleeced lined, best 75c A Q
grade, specially priced, Bargain Friday.
Muslin Underwear
Scott's Bustles and Ruiiles and Children's
Enit Underwaists
Our Great Sale of Muslin Underwear ends Saturday, but its wonder-',
fully low prices will prevail up to the last minute. Tomorrow and
Saturday you will find complete assortments throughout. In the,
following instances prices have been cut even below the clearance
35c CORSET COVERS. 19. SSr
A special showing of Nainsook Cor- III V PftfljWfSi
set Covers, neatly trimmed with fine MvK VwiWttt&
lace, embroidery and ribbons; fine ftij SyX "lWl "
quality cambric, well made and good vV'fsfclp
wearing quality; regular 25c Q rWW-yiv'
and 35c vals.; Bargain Friday... 13C MsWM
$1.25 MUSLIN GOWNS, 79. "SRM 1 ' '
A full line of gowns, made of good Vf iljVyiftJ J -
quality cambric and Nainsook, in Ml'p;!a52SS7 '
high, low, square or V-shaped neck, 'vM'illr A.
short or long sleeves; nicely trimmed Mm - jf J Jffi
with lace, beading and ribbon; reg- myh tf IsS&fflj
ular $1.25 values; Bargain 7Q k r'JMjJI tKjffitx l
l 'yc J&SmMmr
$1.50 MUSLIN SKIRTS, 98. '
A full line of fine grade cambric Iffl'jfcrt .
skirts, trimmed with wide ruffle of
neat embroidery, dust flounce and Sfegf f& l?'
underpiece; well made and good a-'ftSF
wearing quality; regular $1.50 QOr -
vaues; Bargain Friday ...... ..570l - ta1 ' ' '
Scott'i Front Rufflei of fine Swiss, trimmed with lace edge; tQ .
real 35c values; Friday ...A C
Children's Knit Waists made with reinforced front and arm- ll
holes; real 20c values; Friday ....1IC ;
Scott's Bustles, in all styles and colors, excellent quality; real OO v
50c values; Friday Jul.
Gingham Aprons of Amoskeag Ginghams, made with sleeves; KQA I
real 95c values; Friday c .y' I
Damaged Umbrellas fjflif
tUt lire TTT Trt (A nn.
Tomorrow
lace on , sale a
we
Fvfra SnPrial While Thfv last ii.
" small . lot nt Wa. ;
men's all-silk and silk and wool umbrellas that were slightly damaged
in shipment; in the lot you will find silk umbrellas in colors red,-,
green, brown and black and silk and wool umbrellas in black; bandies '
of natural wood, pearl, silver and gold, values from $2.00 up to $6.00;
marked at a ridiculously low price to make rapid clearance; C A
while they last tomorrow vUC
Great Wind-Up Sale in the Domestic Section
9 Just these few items as a hint of the wonder savings that are possible to secure in this
Such Saving1 Chances are popular section NOW! Hotel and house keepers are anticipating their future needs and
Few and Far Between buying ful1 season's supply of Table Linen, Sheets, Pillow Slips, Blankets, Pillows,
Towels, etc.. at Clearance Sale prices.
T Four Leaders lor Friday; v
Mil It under an actual guarant to re-
runa ine money ir
satisfaction.
It does not civ
BeKlh the its of HvomeT a.t one nd
see how quickly it gives relief and last
ing cure; complete outfit Is only 11.00.
COFFEE
or tea: or both: Schilling's
Best at your grocer.
Moneyback both.
Tour rrocer returns WormonT If yon
don't Uk Schilling- bwi we pay blna.
I
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A Great Special Offering
of Lace Curtains
-BEST $1.00 VALUES AT $1.10 PAIR.
Don't miss this opportunity of buying one or
more pairs of these beautiful new curtains at less
than wholesale cost.
About "150 pairs in this lot; white Scotch l,ace
Curtains, full 60 inches wide and 3 yards long,
in a large assortment of neat designs; these are
made with, fine firm edges and will launder nice
ly; extra good values at $1.50 a pair;' on sale
tomorrow, while they last; Bargain A
Friday $lelV
12o Cambric Muslin Oo
About 50 bolts of fine white Cambric t Muslin
made of Tine even thread, nice soft finish, full
width, sold everywhere at 124c a yard and fully
worth that price, on sale tomorrow only, n
Bargain Friday; '.. . . ,vC
Short Length Apron
Ginghams Gc
A great special offering of ,1,500 yards of man
ufacturers short-length Apron Ginghams, in a
full assortment of checks in all sizes; colors;
blue, brown and green;. good standard quality;
lengths from 10 o 20 . yarda. each; on special
sale tomorrow; while they last. Bargain !
Friday , ...IfcC
- Bleached Daznaols 4do
tho Yard
. yrl . ' BEST 60c GRADE. .
Full Bleached Table Damask'full 20 "inches wM
excellent wearing' quality, 12 pretty design t
choose from, our best 60c grade specially r ru
for this sale tomorrow
Friday
only; J iJargdin