THE OREGON I DAILY rTOURNAll' PORTLAND, i FRIDAY., EVENING. MAY 1. 1903. 1 . "
ilAT"- CLARKE POVESri CHRONIC r
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Popular Hotel Man irrPort-
land-to. Manage Cornelius
TROUBLE
Nathaniel K. Clarke, for. Sevan , jpari
'clerk At , th Hotel 'Portland, and who i
is to become manager of the new Cor-I
nellua, probably knows more people In i
elj parts of the world than any other
person in Portland. For 18 years he
has been 4n .the buaineaa, having started
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'.NatBa-iJlel K.Clark.':,
-bellboy : la Vermont,,., bis - native
state i ., . ;,'-:.y .- , :
Mr. Clarke will assume hls'new Sdntlel'
May 16, . when the ,Cornllus will ppen
for tusinesa. Dr. C. WV Cornel lua 1
th owner and builder. The hotel - la
located at. Park anl Alder atreeta nd
In one of the tnoat modern In thla sart
'of -the-cmintry. m--.--'.'
Mr. Clarke haa worked in aome Of the
bpst kriown hotels In Ahe country. cTo
w i fliniinrrey, uaiiiornj. - rreviuus
,Z that time he put in several years at the
West In Mlnneapolia, at the Ryan -in St.
raui, me sauipaugn at Aianaato ana tne
jttalnler Grand In Seattle. . t .
While all hotel- clerkg have a knack Dfl
C K. Clarke la away above tha ordl
C? nary. Hotel clerka, Ilk other 8eniueR
fr' are not made they are bora. Mr. Clark
f la a natural born hotel derk, anil , bo
X aidea, he baa had 28 yeara' experience
L ,.ln the buaineaa.- r. - . : '
Xjr. Clarke'a strong hold on hia ae
gm cesa had been itla pleasantneea, hla con
"atant good humor and hla natural po-
litcnesB. Mr. Clarke, 'la one of the moat
polite men in the wdrld. It Is natural
With him a gift-i-and on thla account he
haa taken up the buaineaa, until ha hal
become a hotel manager, to which be
waa moat adapted. , - j
Mr. Clarke la not only polite and ac
i tnmodatln to tha uenta, but hei It
even pollta, to tha bellboya and other
employee of the houae. He couldn't be
otherwlaa if be dealred. ,
"Nat" Clarke'a ability : to remember
namea and faces la wnndwrfnl PannK
ryhom he haa not Been la lp or 15x years
frequently coma to the Portland, and
Mr.-Clarko rcmembera" them tnataptly.
It la almply Jrapoaslble for him to for
get a face onPe he haa Waited on a per-'
; aon in a hotel. ; - .
! "I ant qometfmea actuallr 'ayrprfaefl
. when a bus load of people file' in here
I to regliter if there ia a peraott among
tlim whom I do not know,; Mr. Clarke
Ha haa been In the buitneaa- ao long
that at soma time In hla career he has
waited on tha greater part of tha trav
eling; public of thla country. Among
the traveling men he is known all over
tha country. Meet a traveling; marl In
the east and apeak of Portland and .he
will almost invaritbly ask you if you
know, -"Nat" Clarke.!.! ;:-v,. ;,.,',.
Mr; Clarke'a aucceaa as a manager is
aaaured 2S, yeara in the buaineaa makes
him capable of accompllnhlng anything
o uuueriaKes in tne nrtet line. . ,
verv - delicate stomach .. nnli
easily digested food but -nature never
intended that tha food ahould be di
rested before it ia eaten, i The ctommh
must be strengthened . to perform its
own, work and what it needn la not
food already digested 'but a tonic The
processes of digeation are controlled ,by
thei blood and nerves, and medical , act.
ence has 1 produced no better digestive
topic than vr. Williams' Fink Pills.
This Is shown by the statement of Mra
Amos Kosrers, the wife of a prosperous
zarmer ox Byoaoiore, jjeKaib
111. 6 he &ya:
'T. waa- a. aufferer with stomach troii
ble for many yeara and was only able
to eat liquid food. ,1 tried all klnda of
medicines and the most skillful doctors
but they did not hela me. One doctor
aald I haul cancer- of the stomach; an
other ulcers, and -others aald it waa mv
heart-
utiring a visit to relatives at Uxrorfl,
T.. I was surprised to find the great
ment they had received from the use
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and began to
take them myself. At tha end of a few
weeks I waa eating solid food and con-'
tlnued to improve until cured. I had
forgotten What refreshing sleep was
until after using the Dills, but now I
sleep well -'every, night. My general
i f JU tn ha a BpfiL -goad -WW f aiwaya-feeep 1
r. Williams'' Fink Fills in the. liouse."
The nills are aruaranteed to be safe
and harmless to the most delicate con
stitution. They contain no morphine,
opiate, narcotic nor anything to cause a
drug habit. .They do not act on the
bowels but they actually make new
blood and strengthen the nerves. If you
want sYtnit health vntl must have fironrf
.bUod.
iKvery ayspeptic anouia nave a copy or
our free diet book. What to Eat and
How to Eat. It, contains much useful
information. Send today for a cooy.
Dr. Williams' Fink Fllia are sold by
ail oruggista, or sent, poatpaia, on re
celpt of price. 50c per ni
12.50, by the Dr. W
ichenectady, N. T.
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When the Financial Crash Came Barr Hoggatt Were Forced to the Wall
MTTfl Tf A Tr A T!Ttri A T.TTfTf TTm' A A V IH n TTVA m sa-a-o a 1 .
i , ? r. oAWAKUx-i. o-ui mun ukaub JLUimwu, MEN'S FURNISHINGS r AND SHOES. Tomorrow morning (SaturdavY Pat
l?cKif u!Lr?Pnse up-to-date stock will be slaughtered right and left until the shelve .and tables are cleared. Be here on -time and secure PHENOMENAL
innvnitiu, ...fuo aiaau uuiiuiuijr tu suiv.vuui picsciti oulU lUturC IJCCQS, ,. 3 ' ''' ii , ; , , (
ox: plx boxes for
illlams Medicine Co.,
ACCUSED
OF
Seventeen-Year-Old Youth
on'Trial for Death of
3fary Stevens.
fHaited frmi ' Leuea Wire.)
Kanab, Utah, May 1. Accused of
tha murder, of Mary Btavena. a school
girl. Alvln Heath, 17 years old, was ar
raigned today and entered a plea of
not guilty.' -.,
XTha body Of the girt' was found on
April 10 under some rocks !n the canyon-
near Orderville. Three bullets had
been fired In the .commission of the
crime; The prosecution' says the cir
cumstantial evidence against Neath is
strong. It is said that his shnea fit.
the footprints leading to and from the
scene of tbe murder a, .4 that two days
before Miss Btevens was killed Heatn
exchanged a pack of cards for a re
volver, which he loaded with six bul
lets. - .
The empty weapon was found In his
possession, -according to the police, who
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Clothing
$585
Men's All-Wool Suits, values up to HJ.00 Credltora' Salel
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Men's Pine worsted Suits In up-to-date patterna; - regular? M C
$16.00 and $17.00 Creditors' Bale Price
Jklen's -Hlgh-Qrade Unfinished-Worsted,- standard. make j regtt-tS fit'
lar $20.00 and $22.60 Creditors' Sale. Price 99.0
Men's Faocy Worsted, modern cuts and finely tailored. Suits, up to
theminute in cut, fabrics the very beat: values $25 and 19 if
$30.00 Creditors' Sale Irlce 15.1
Men's Highly Tailored Suits, made to special order for BarrCIJ GC
HoKsratt to retail for $35.00 Creditors' Sale Price ..,.
Men's 1'ants, $2.00 values .89
Men's Dress Pants, $2.S0 and $3.00 Creditors' Sale Price ..ftl.65
Men's Hats, $3.0 and $4 values Creditors' Sale Price .... 81.95
. Men's Felt Hats, Barr oV Hoggatt'a special; regular $2.60 CI "C
Credltora" Sale Paloe ltl
Men's McKlbben Hats, all atylea; regular $3.50 Creditors'! OC
Bale Price 91.99
McKlbben Hats, extra fine beaver, $8.00 kind Creditors' Sale!
nice ,
Men'sFurms
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Menr box, value ioo creditors' Bale. Price .......4 ,...4a)
Men's Black Hose, 1 So value Creditors' Bale Price .......... Ttf
Men's Fanoy Hose, double heel and toe; value up to SOo n.
Creditors' Sale Price 19C
Men's White IJnan Handkerchiefs Creditors' Sale Price ....... 3
Men's Underwear, summer weight; values up to 6O0 Cred- 11.
iters' Sale Price .. ISC
Overshlrts, values up to $1.00 Creditors' Sale Prico 39V
Men's Golf Shirts, values 75c Creditors' Sale Price 39-t
Men's Caps Creditors , Sale Price -, igl
Boys' Caps Creditors' Sale Price !-lo3
Suspenders for dress Creditors' Sale Price ..194
Police Suspenders Creditors' Sale Price ....194
President Suspenders Creditors' Sale Price 254
Men's Gloves Creditors' Sale Price .................... " 494
Cluett Peabody Arrow Brand Collars, all atylea Creditors' ' as.
Sale Price, 8 for ,. ZdC
Monarch Shirts CredUqrs' Sale Price ..,.........'."..".'.""." 794
Shoes
Men's Vicl Kid and Velour Calf, Bal. andtfl OC
Blucher cut; $3 valuer Creditors' Sale PriceiJ.
Men's TCid, Velour and Box Calf, BlucHer entiW
Bart Moe :'" regular Creditors' jjjj ;J-
Mfn'".. John Mitchell Union Made Shoes, .in -all
leathers, up to date; sold the world overt t
at $4 Creditors' Sale Price ............. ",Z.5i
The John Mitchell and Tilt Shoes, in all leather.
,. hand-welted; regular price $6 Credltors'e,
Sale Price r-. , , 3.1.
iVIEN'S SLIPPERS and
HIOH-CUT SHOBS at
Bargain Prices
P. S.-FIVE SHOW CASES AND ONE SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP REMEMBER. THE PLACE.
BARR
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to Ot. Charles Hotel
D FIRST STREETS
ave located - witnesses' who - will tea-
rat
the" vicinity of the canyon on the day
tha girl was murdered.
! Opening of Balloon Season.
' 'fStwdnl DisDstdi t Th lo-mLI
) Grants Pasa. Or., May-1. Ralph Ber
1 ry, the young Grants Paaa aeronaut
i who made his : own- balloon ' and haa
; made , several ascensions , in various
' states.' made hla. first flight and para
; chute Jump for the season in 'this city
j Wednesday. Voung Berry's success has
attracted the attention of amusement
' managers and be haa engagements for
J the entire summer, He will leave here
with hla balloon and parachute this
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CIIA3IBEKL AIN DECLINES
PIXCHOT'S LWITATIOX
367
(Salem Bureau of The Journal,
Dime 5xreei. )
Salem. Or.. May 1. Governor Cham
berlain has received an Invitation from
Clifford Plnchot to attend the meeting
of the inland waterways convention to
be held at Washington May 14, at the
lime 01 tne visit or all the governors
to the national capital. The governor
win De unable to attend on account of
ineoomanos or nie political campaign.
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FLEET'S PATH
Old Town of Monterey
Chooses Unique Manner of
Honoring Battleships.
HERE I AM AGAIN
with your favorite
breakfast food
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It was always
good enough, but
it's better than
ever nowa Get
the "happy hab
it" by eating the
food that's full
of sunshine and
strength. FORCE
has all the muscle-making
ma
terial in the whole wheat com
bined with barley-malt-4 the ,
pre digested energy of the
two great jlife giving cereals.
" FORCE " ia m.d. U As biat whit. VLt, ew-aaaoltW
rolled into "this, like, combined wit tlx surest katiay-mslt :i .1
aad baked. . AJwgys 'rkp" ft before serviai it by pour- ' 1
ia into a pea sa4 waraing it la area. Thea m ia krfe .
4nh with ereat., piiia the Cakas ia oae tide of tha dish sad ' .'
pourin the cream ia the other side, dippiaj the fakes at eaten.
Your tracer sells it. Nt ether FUkd Food Ls '.'JusfesgMd."
(Speclit Dlspitcb to Tt- Joornal.)
Monterey. Cal., May- 1. Old Monterey
welcomed the battleship fleet today and
no prettier reception haa been given the
great armada since it arrived in Ameri
can waters.
The city waa up ail night "part of It
because it wanted to be and the rest
because It could not help Itself.?
At daybreak the reception commit
tees went aboard their boats, and, ac
companied by varloua -excursion" craft
and launches laden with beautiful
women and hundreda of thousands of
popples started down the bay to meet
the fleet and escort it to its (anchorage.
A slight base hung over too ra.y, but
the sun soon forced its aaabrouxh the
mist and with its first brfSht streaks it
discovered the monster sea , fighters,
gleaming piles of whltjKind buff, lastly
rolling on an almost perfect sea Just!
south of Lovers' Point.
The sighting of the ships was the sIk
nal for the blowing of the whistles on
the craft that went out to m?et the
fleet and the din was kept up until the
reception committee, headed by Mavor
Jacks boarded the flagship Connecticut
and extended the official welcome to
Hear -Admiral Thomaa on behalf
I Monterey and Pacific Grove. The greet
ings oyer me signal iu numi ancrior wad
given and preceded by the excursion
craft the fleet alowly steamed toward
its anchorage in the bay, the patch
biased by thousands of popples cast on
tne waters.
Offlceraand men manned tha rails and
cneered the women aa they hurled th
golden blossoms on the sea, forming 1
trail of shining yellow on the blue
green wator.
Arrived at their anchorage, tha ships
uroppea ancnor in columns or iour,
abreast of tha old Spanish custom bouse.
Colonel M. P. Maus, la command of
the Presidio of Monterey, paid his 're
spects to Rear Admiral Thomaa after
the reception committee had come.
asnore. tne fleet commander returning
the visit shortly after, being received
wito iuu military honora.
KLAMATH 3IAS0NS
TO BUILD TEaUTLE
(Sped! Dtspaten to Tbe. Joarnel.)
Klamath Falla, Or.. May 1. The Ma
aona of Klamath Fall expeot to build
a nan a nome Masonic temple thia sunir
mer. They have bought -the corner lot
at Main and Fifth streets of Judge L. F.
W Diets, opposite the American Bank A
Trust company, paying - $120 a . front
foot for a 60-foot frontage. . A hand
some brick building will be put up in
harmony with the city's .future as well
aa present need. Specifications have
not been completed but it is expected
$25,000 will be spent on the building.
The first floor will be uaed for business
purposes. The location ia one of the
finest in town in the center of the re
cent Improvements.-
. Mjritarjr Wedding In 'w York.
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-New TerkvMayt. St Thomas'
church waa the scene tjf a brilliant mil
itary wedding thla afternoon.wbert Miss
Mary BHardwlck. daughter of Mrs.
George W. Hard wick of Atlanta, became -the
bride of Lieutenant Robert E. Wood :
t'Dlted States army, wtvo for th rsst
three years has been Identified with the
butldlha-- ef the Panama canaL - The
ceremony was performed by the Rv.
Ernest. M. Etlres. who- Ls a. hrothr.ln.
FGRTS WILL SALUTE
BATTLESHIP FLEET
(United Press Leased Wire.)
can r ranciscot, may ; l.-Army regu- I
lations will be waived to give the Atlan
tic fleet a salute from the big 12 inch
guns at the' Presidio and Fort Baker
when It files through Golden Gate. -
The regulationa provide that only
one ship shall be saluted by these-big
FsuiiB, uui ueiuirw r reaenca runston
ias promised to strain a point In this
case, and that the guns will boom. He
"In the salute we will use the 13 Inoh
reloading riues, tne rmest guns our
defense service has built. We will uae
DiacK powaor, Decause it makes the big
gest neise and the moat smoke.'.
. The j committee expressed the wish
that the battleships will reply to tha
Btume,
AMERICANS MOVING
TO CANADIAN-LANDS
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(United Ptm Leased Wire.)
J'hiCBgo. May 1, Passens-er nrfltatal
01 ine norm western roaas say the move- I
m.-ni 01 peopis irom tne united Btataa
to tne Canadian northwest this spring
Is breaking all records. It la no ima-r-
pectedly largo as to be embarrassing to
the roads, because it Is exceeding ar-
niiKciiieiuB maae to taae care or it.
Saskatchewan and Alberta appear to be
,.- 1. iv. 11 11c points ior tne settlement I
movement.
STORE CLOSES ON SATURDAYS AT O'CLOCK?
SATURDAY SPECIALS
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Subject to delivery at our earliest convenience and' loyduuO; telepho'ne'or-H
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&f)e Beaver
' $3.00
A S1IART HAT FOR MEN
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Every new shape in the lat
est shades now on display.
For absolute hat goodness.
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LIONCKp
.P0RTLANl)jiOREf
Arm
Rockers
SPECIAL TO
MORROW AT
$3.95
This comfortable Ind-substaritial arm pattern- a
new- designbuilt- of solid quarter-sawed oak in
the weathered finish, and has Upholsteredf seat in
genuine leather. This rocker sells regularly for
$8.50 and is offered tomorrow at the above attrac
tive special price. One only to each purchaser.
DRAPERY' SPECIALS
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86-inch Burlap, in several colors; reg
ular 20c!iquality, for 10a yard.
48-inch Fish-net Curtain material in
cream 'and ecru; regular 50c value,, for
25a yard;.
1-inch Oak or Cherry Curtain Poles, 2
a foot.
1-inch and 1-inch Pole Sockets for
5f a pair. r ' t ,
NAVAJO XTT-Q
PATTLRN IV U LtiJ
Iirthree siieg, nude from the finest gelected
Arixona wools, colon dyed with the beat vege
table. Indian dyes .and guaranteed not to fade.
Sale tomorrow in the Carpet department, -sixth
floor. , - 7
Regular $3.50 Rug, size 27 inches by 54 inches;
special 1 $215
Regular $6 Rug, size 3 ft. by 5 ft.; BpeciaL4'.25
Regular $9 Rug, size 4 ft. by 6 ft.; special. $6.40
Sale of Granite war e
In the basement section tomorrow most important savings in
household and cooking utensils in the French, gray Graniteware.
9-inch Pie Plates special, each . . . ................ .... . . . 10e
9-inch Jelly-cake .Pans special, each .1 106
1-qjiart Pudding Pans special, each ....... ........... . 10e
t-quari x"uuuing x-ans "special, eacn ,.15
3-auart Puddinc Pans snerfal. ai-h..
4-quart' Pudding Pans special, each. .20
No.. 24 size Mixing Bowls special, ea.. 25
No., 26 size Mixing Bowls special, ea. 30
No. 28 size-Mixing Bowls special, ea. 35
li4-auart Covered Bnckfte, snerl -tKa
3-qnart Covered Buckets solfciai; a 2Ka
No. 3 size Betlin Sauce Pans special 25e
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...20
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No. 4 size Berlin Sauce Paris special 30
No. 3 size Berlin Sauce JKett.es sp'125
No: 4 6i ze. Berlin Sauce Kettles spl. 30f
No. 6 Size Berlin Sauce, Kettles spX 35
No. 28 size Wash Basins-Especial, ea. 20
Na i size Bread Pans special, each. .15
No. 3 size Bread Pans-Especial, each.. 20e
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