The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 03, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON' DAILY j6URNAL. PORTLAND, .MONDAY .."gTgflNO. . FEBRUARY,: 3. .1003. 12 , BOHDS FOR DE P0S1S Distribution of Home Socur- Jtics Vill Commence Xext Week if Court Ontnts Jto , ceiver's Petition 3,500 Accounts Involved. A' dllrlhiUin or Homo Trlpphnne boniln on 111 Ofoiilia. I'tigiU nonn;t nrvl I'ortland plBttt to on-jron Trtint A- Suv- i-s tank l-iiOHlloi who liuvu sub scribed tor th-BO sj-niritirs will be com menred nt wk should the circuit court make ti r.lrr orrrorlnK tlir- rf erWer'a proro"1l"'"f wlllnn Hie bank suets t the Uwnian-American Imnh. ' The procllni "will rpiulr v-onsldn mI.I , tnn. as th-ro ro; ilpHrda of J,5uo hc coor.ls Involved. .,,'.' The hank holds JliZ.llW bonla or t.w Omiiha plant, 3.000-f the Ptifet sound pi-tit of ,Tcotna. fnd lJ,00 of the Portland nl.yit.; A scoca nonus or flo ir cent of the nount .of bond JM HI f o to uch subscriber for Tlie' distribution aill rqulron'IJei ablt p-.rxn.tloi- bj". the bank. -owing t llie-fMit timt the JnominuuoM m bonds h' ld me not In amounts Identical With tliC individual fUcrlptlonB. Bond Kld 'A Treat. . " ' " J thrHome Tele. ..i,V. m.innunv'H bonds. re based on a 4 mortiHfl in um juhu - r. wljl.lt l duly recorded .In the counties wti.ru the company dopn business. This trust 'ImI specifies the denomination of taoh bond, nod tne nin.ir i.,uu.. thai are to be Imucd of m-"" denomina tion. For example, there nmy n bonds at .Uw dcuorqlnHtlon; of 1600. or I lillil nf Hint llrnonilnilllOn. mil uir-m ..nnni Iw. ninin than are provided In the IniHt df-d. and thn same ru5 c hold In naaixJ to Hie bonds of $100 and every other denomination. .,.,. The bunk will undertake to distribute i he bond of denominations matching the KnbMcrlptlonK so fur uh these Ion',, will bo, and thin will laae ibik- "" ni(1 utlllre them on the truat Wtlrlcat plan I iv paylnu rteprmltora. A mind wlli be rl.iwd in truat ror u Hrrlber of 1100 en h. nnd to tlu'5 i"dl virturtla tniHt cerf llcalea will be Jamied. The tnmt certlflcale wll! bear S per cent Inlerext. Hie aiime ns the oilRlnal bond, and I" for all leijal and practical iKiriH.RcK i-oivlvaJenl to a $100 bop.l Jn the lianda of the individual, and he can acll It, Imrrow tn It.- and use It as an actual bon. Should te UUtrlruitlon mke place expfeliil th- r elnlenJ of the telephine IxiihIm wll! have the tw-nufil of Interw? on them from di-ti- of February 15, Whlrh l the even half of the aeml nnuiinl Intereiit nerlod i"W current. ent-1 loir on 'May" II. The depositor wh oive a ll.VUO uona wui tneroiorw i eelve on iimy it three tnontha' Intereat t i per cent per annum. , : .. ;'. .wia ray m ot. ,-. - Under the law fovemlng a concern that xe nto.recoierahlp,airinteret ucrrutiir to oredllora of- the 'concern topa on the date the recetverehip la declared. Therefore no depoaltora can leKallv claim a cent of Intereat on hla deposit untu the bank la liquidated and thu receiver la dlacharced. In the cane of tit Oreaoa Truit A Savlnns bank merger with the Oerman Amorican tho receiver will not ba dlar oharired. and the llauldatlon will pro ceed under direction of the court, the mim as If ther had been no mercer. 1'he German American bank virtually acta aa the a tent of the court In the liquidation,,. Although the bank will own the aavvUa. it will not have control of idem,' and they' wll) not be conaoll dated with the aaaeta of .the tiorman Ameiican bank. The fact that depoaltora who have taken Hume Telephone bonda for their dcpnalts uro to receive t per cent tutor cat beginning February 14 la due wholly to thvir having taken these ae curJtici. nnd that tho accuritlea them- neivea yield thla Interest rate to who ever holds poaaraalon of them and clips the coupons. Back Udera Oat Bothlng. That tlioao derosltnrn who are to re ceive no Intereat during the two-yenr ueiliHl of llmildation did not take tele phone bonda and relieve the bank of that much liability la said to be only their own fault, and they now have no ground to enter complaint at not recelv inc intereat during lluuidatton of the Oregon ' Trust & Savings bank. All were fully advised In advance of these condition, through the newspa pers an1 by circulars from the lepol tora" association, during the campaign that made. It possible for the bank to pay out dollar for dollar, and It was repeatedly explained .. that" those ' who mtbrcribed for the ' telephone - bonda would rocelve I per cent intereat while those who did not would have to 'take the chances of liquidation without in terest, and be satisfied with ultimately receiving dollar for dollar af .their or iginai uepoaita. ; - GABBGX0 CONCERT AT 3fABQtJAM TONIGHT Tonight at i;S0 o'clock Mm. Tereaa Carre no, the eminent pianist, and great artist, will present to Portland an ex ceptlonally fine and Interesting pro gram. Tha remarkable playing of this gifted woman Is well known, and aa aho will maka her first appearance be fore a Portland audience this evening, the occasion will be one to be long re membered. Mm. Carreno wlH present the following at the Marquami Sonata, Op. il- (Appaaalonatai . , .N i Beethoven Allegro assal Andante con moto Allegro ma non troppo-presto. v Prelude. Op. 28. No. IS Chopin Nocturne, Op. 62, No. 1 Chopin Ktude In O flat Chopin Polonaise In A flat. Op. 61 Chopin Romania Rubinstein Barcarolle, O major Rubinstein Ia Caropanella Paganlnl-Llsit Boneto del Pertraca 1,1 sit Ktude In O flat ..Llait Khapaodie Ifongrolae No. ( l.Llast The recital thla evening, which la at the Marquam theatre under the direc tion or l.oln Rteem-tv vnn t'oman. will open promptly at 8 :S0 ' and .carriages may be ordered for-10:10. Seats now aelllng at the box office. Just so long as the Portland people, stand by the Hmlth Meat Co. they can ha-e plenty to eat of Oregon abanner prod- not M)rcgon meat. IVin't let a handful of men-a cor : poratlon' of Chi- cago get the iwer ' hand on our' food supply; w want none of .. their yellow car meats. i.ct us mllv 'round the native son of Oregon who Is pledg ed to keep the price down- Iet us all pull together and help Hmlth to FIGHT THK BEEF TRUST. THERE'S THE AD! FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "fighting (he Beef Trust 226 ALDER ST., Bet. FIRST and SECOND "Fighting the Beef Trust" While the cold weather lasts, Smith will make a hobby of serving freshly dressed Oregon . grain-fed Pork, prepared in his own city abattoir. It's the most palatable and tasty dish of the season, the ideal cold weather meat. (The markets on both aides of Smith's have no connection with the firm; they do not carry Smith's meats. When I you are looking for Smith's, avoid these other markets. Also THE FRANK L. SMITH MKAT CO. 1 r wants livestock in car ' ' load and tralnload lots ; THEY W ILL BUY , .Good fat butcher cattle; Calves, large and small: Fat Sheep and Lambs; Good grain -fed Hoga. Dressed Veal, Pork and Poultry. Smith's hnmc-n:.vi!' I'urk Satnafce, a pure a c;itt be, made lO', fresh every hour ,.. AtwC 1'igs' Feet 5 PiK' Hocks....... ...8e vhoulder R.iast I'ark 10 Picnic Ham. Smith's Pure Lard .12 Ccittasc Harm Center cut of Shoulder Roast Pork I 12J Shoulder PorJ; Chops Fresh Side Pork Dry Salt Pork 12.'$ Leaf Lard... 122 Smith's Hams 12 . Half a Ham, same price. Tickle Porte 12 Spare Ribs 12' Pork Loin Chops i 15f Pork Loin Roast ; 15 Hreakfast Bacon 16? Breakfast Bacon, extra light . 17f 1,000 pounds of prime Rib Ift Roast Beef lUC Unlimited amount of Small "T"- Bnnc and Torterhousc 10-. SPECIALS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY 10c He 10c 15c, 18c, 20c 30c a pint Smith Uses Honest Scales. The Customer Can See and Understand Them 1,000 pounds of Soup Meat 1,000 pounds of. Beef for Boiling 1,000 pounds of Short Ribs to Bake OC 2000 pounds of Shoulder .Roast Beef DRESSED OREGON CHICKENS 3c 5c 8c Sfeaks. Unlimited amount of fancy C large Porterhouse Steaks.. IOC Unlimited amount of Round Steak T.... Unlimited amount of Sirloin Steak Hamburg Steak (fresh every hour) Trousers Alr Free (FlW W' " wja mWmfi&'; as.PrJ I M ' f 'eW fl - -Jim A ' : K -8-5? rs S iUV - , i Silk Vet Free .. - Last Oppo rtnHity Our Special Sale Will End Saturday Don't Wear Ready Made Clothes TAILOR-MADE CLOTHES FROM THE MAXWELL TAILORING COMPANY look better, wear better, last longer and cost only a little bit more than the average-price "hand-me-down" suits from the ready-made clothing stores. Suits or Overcoats Made to Order $20, $25, $27.50 Our $27.50 Suit or Overcoat, made to order from the finest English woolens, is the very best value on the Pacific coast and would cost you in ANY OTHER FIRST-CLASS SHOP FORTY DOLLARS. We are still giving free of charge with every Suit or Overcoat i made to order a fancy Silk Vest or a pair of extra Trousers. r We were allowed a discount of 24 per cent 'on nearly 94,000 worth of English woolens that were due to arrive' early in September and did not arrive until December 11, and we are giving oar customers the advantage of this discount. Most of these goods are suitable for the year round. Don't miss this opportunity and call early for the best selections. ALL GOODS CUT UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MR. MAXWELL FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS A SPECIALTY Maxwell Tailoring ', J1-- v; -. s .'. . 1 X , . a . . : .-. v . . - 4 V t. - '- - . . : : . .t '.. . BaW ' ' . ' -artraaHB . - - , f - . . - ' R ; ; il. yJ ivi A AuraBtaitatatatam. A . 0S i Iv v I Avmv i M Will buy a splendid good Or RAIKMAT at our store Don't pay any more this time pf year There is no need. YES, we have excellent suits for men at the same price and plenty of them in all our stores. MOVE jrft 3d and Oak il 1st Yamhill ssn If aeeeisary clotiss wlU fee ' finished wlthia S4 boas. - , . Company au roods Made up la o lr o w a shop. STORE ' OPEN EVENINGS, 142 SECOND, STREET. NEAR ALDER DO YOUR SEWING WITH TOE ELECTRIC MOTOR You can sew all day without fatigue if you let an Electric Motor run your sewing machine. The motor is small, neat, clean, gives no trouble, is perfectly safe, and can be easily attached to any make of family sewing machine. - By using the Electric Motor you will eliminate all the hard work. You will not endanger y our health, , you can sew for long periods with out fatigue. " f The Electric Sewing Machine is perfectly simple and absolutely safe to run. A child ctfx)perate it. Connection c bem motor from any lighting socket by means of flexible cord and attach ing plug: , : The cost for current will not exceed one-half cent an hour; . Sewing machine motors and Electric healing and cooking devices on sale at Company's Supply Depart men., 147-149 Seventh Street. TEETH EXTRACTED FREE WhenPlatesor Bridges Are Ordered All Work at Half Price for a short time to introduce the "Electro Painless System" J Full Set, that fit.. $5.00 Gold Crowns. 22-k..... $3.50 Bridge' Teeth, 22-k. . . . .$3.50 Gold Fillings ......... $1.0pJ stiver minings ouf Guaranteed for 10 Year. 5 Open Evenings. THE ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS 303J4 Washington St., cor. fith, Opposite Olds & King's, i MB L MILITARY ACADEMY' PORTLAN0 ORE. ' A-' Boarding and Dejc, School tor Young- Menaav' Boys. "-i L PreparatloB " for eolfcT leges, u. .8. MHiury anfj ..aval AvaunuwK credited ' .... to Stanfortf mmim I 4 aa eH A a-flmil t II rail 1 1 Colleg-os. Manual tralnL Tbe principal haa had tin yetra experience lw Port s land." Comfortable fluai ters. Best environment Make reservation no ' V or UlUBirmieu cumhuj-h ana oujw;; hui. rss I j. w. niu. m. d.M ffrtncljjal and Proprletoli PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT AND POWER CO. v , . (A 5517 , n itw 6C6 Kan Jt yanc0Dver, tfajh. , : BUY DENNY DULIN IT' GOOD' 10 CENTS.1 " At .30, Wells-Fargo Building. . ' J , f OR WOMEN ONLl -Dr. Sanderson's C o m p o u n gavin and cotton Koot U! ThA ft oat .. if . nnlv- 4a1 Inh remftdv for TtRLAYED PKTiT lODS. Curs th most nhBtiit sU rases in to-jo days. Price I per box or three boxes 9.00. Bold ti iiruirKifts, evervwnere. Address T. PIEKQE. 181 First et, Pprtland. Or.