TIE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, -MAY, 17, 1CC1
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iiiiiis
FOR VERflfCT
Attorneys for , Millionaire
Satisfied That They Have
r rroven Their Client Sane
and That He Will Be lie
leased From 3Iadhouse.
(United Pre leased Wlre.
Poughkeepsie,". Y MjrM. Th
question of Harry Thaw's release) or
return to Matteawan Insane asylum,
was submitted to . Supreme Justice
Morschauser tonight , ' Both sides will
file brief but no more testimony Ib to
be taken. Thaw's lawyer Bay they
are satisfied they, have proved their
client sane. ,
District Attorney Jerome , is also
thoroughly convinced that they have
failed and he will send no commission,
us he. Intended, to Pittsburg, London,
tarls, Rome and Monte Carlo for tes
timony in support of his c aim that
Stanford White1 slayer should remain
In a madhouse.
- Thaw took the witness-stand In nis
own behalf at o'clock tonight, but an
swered only one question before his
counsel Interposed, went into consulta
tion wtth Jerome, and shortly agreed
with him to submit the case on the tes
timony already before the court.
It was JuBt after Deputy .Clerk Ed
ward M. Stillmsn of Duchesse county
has testified to conversations with
Thaw every day during his stay In. th;
lull here and to his opinion tha t .the
latter'a talk was rational, that Jerome
called the young Plttsbnrger to the
stand. Attorney, urauam, iw y-
ieotlnir. saying the- time
BELL BLWJiS OF SEVILLE.
was not the
proper one for his Client's examination.)
Thaw nodded to him, however, and Gra
ham withdrew his -objection,,.
, Ask Cow for Advice.
Thaw looked cool and collected as h;
faced the prosecutor, but he understood
the nature of the proceedings. -
The Justice-explained that the habeas
corpus proceedings raises the question
whether he is to be freed or go back to
the asylum and that It Is for the court
to render the decision on' th strength
Of the evidence submitted.
Then the witness looked back at
"Jerome, who inquired If the former
knows Dr. Flint, the alienist. ,
Yes. through his son," replied Thaw.
"Would you be willing," queried
Jerome, "to submit to an examination
by Dr. Flint and others of my experts?"
i Attorney. Graham Instantly Inter
rupted and the court sustained him.
"I think It a fair proposition." aald
Jerome, "and-I believe Thaw, who la In
court fighting for his liberty, . should
be willing to submit.".
Ths Justice suggested a conference be
tween Thaw-and his counsel to decide
whether to accept the 'prosecutor's "ro
poeaL Attorney Graham agreed and a
SO-mlnute recess was taken.
At its conclusion, Jerome was brought
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One of the most. wonderful spectacles Id, , the world is ? presented
whenever the great belli ot the Giralds, the cathedral of Seville, Spain,
are rung. . v. : x '. ' ' -
These bella are high within the S 5 0-foot belfry and so large that
when they swing their; sides protrude far out beyond the belfry"' walla
.When ringing the bells, the men who pull the ;ropeB, . which set
them swinging, are dragged up- to a great height from the flooring and
gome even- perch upon the tops of the bells to give them a greater mo
mentum. , - - -
People come from distant lacea to witness the ringing of these
bells. And now and then are horrified by the sight, of one or other of
the ringers being dashed to death.
Into the consultation. ' Thaw waa pre
pared o submit to an examination. At
torney Graham told him, but not upon
the basis of the prosecutor's suggestion.
His counter proposal was that the com
mission consist of six experts; that
Thaw name three of them and that the
court name the other three. He also
specified that none of the'experts should
be connected with the case In the past
and offered to divide the expenses with
New York county.
Case Eada uddenly
I might be a candidate for a lunatlo
asvlum rojnself. If Jt accepted such an
offer," said Jerome. He was evidently
satisfied with the evidence already de
veloped, however, for when Thaws at
torneys announced their case was com
pleted Jerome unexpectedly announced
that he, too, was willing to rest. -
Good Advice to a Friend in Buying a Piano i
If Followed by You Will Safeguard . J
J , Every Dollar Invested in an Instrument
I Mr. Hy Eilers, President of the
i Eilers Piano House, was asked by a
it friend the other day as to what piano
t to buy, and his unbiased advice, given
: below, based on actual experience, is
: J safe for "all intending piano buyers to
follow:
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"Mr friend, the wry first piano I sold In Oregon was a Kimball, and
that was over 10 years ago. Today that same piano is in
home as gopd as ths day t was olaced there. Its tone Is pure ana sweet,
the action is perfect and it praetioally shows ao wear,
"I aay in 'my friend's borne,' because 1 made him a friend and a true
on by selling him a sweet-voiced, reliable piano, and that same piano
has sold several others lust Ukesjt, and will continue to do so In the
years to come. It Is as good as an agent. So is ny KtmbaU piano In . a,
home where others can appreciate Its fink musical qualities. . Klmbau
plajjM were always goodj but are mafle today. ; If possible, better than
ever: so I can "conscientiously say to you 'By all means buy a KJmball
and the price Is rjght, too at least hundred dollars less than others of
h The1boveBhould be carefully considered' any one intending to
buy a piano Secure , an Instrument that la not and will not be an ex
periment as to lasting satisfaction. - ..! w -, ' iM.t V
Cheap, unknown makes oftentimes cost "uninformed-buyers nearly a.
Kimball price, and are expensive at any cost j.
i The safe way Is to buy of a reliable house and bay a Kimball.
" Kimball Pianos in the different ease designs and all fancy woods are
on exhibition at all Eilers dtores. If not convenient to call In person,
writs for Kimball catalogue "C." Do It at once Today.
THE HOUSE
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Gates Open 10:30.
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Skating, Bowling,
Dancing,
Electric Baseball
Wonderland of
Beauties and Novel
ties in the "Cento-
. deon."
ueer. Funny Hindu
riests ' in Buddha's
, Temple.1
Baby Incubator ..
Scenic Mill s
Tyrolean Yodlers Concert 2 p. m." and 8 p. ra. Free in
the Airdome. J"'
Breton's Auto-Leap-the-Gap at 3:30 and 9:30 p. m.
' Oh the Big Scream 1 . J .
"The Tickler"
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"Fifteen Minutes From Alder Street
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wxt aanflay ITew Oak Grille will srre eomplete asala, the best la ;
i ' rortland.
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Restaurant
cob. "raniD aso cotrca bts.
OFXIT BAT AHZ WIGHT.
Dinner from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Lettuce lO1. Sliced Tomatoes. .. .15eW4
tinrimp isaia-d, Mayonalse dressing zu
Fried Kasor Clams 1 50
Fried Chad . ., .. ... 1 at
Fried Halibut iT; : ITT; . '.1 5
Fried Salmon lOe
Fried .Tenderloin ot Sole. Tartar
Sauce .......... .............. 256
Boiled Mackerel, Drawn Butter. ...
Steamed Little Neck Clams. , ...... ,26c
Clam Bouillon, with Toast ...150
Boll?d Beef Tongue and Spinach. . .200
Chicken Pot Pie .30
Scrambled Calves' Brains.... 2c5
Pork Spare Ribs. Saire Dressing. ,X04
Chicken Croquettes, with green
peas iio.XUC
rown Potatoes. .XOc
Potato 8a4ad...262
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Veal Sausage, Cream Gravy ......
Pdrk Tenderloin Country Style. ... i; 5C
Stuffed Breast of Veal ....20
CUn mi.n U.nf T5.. n-n Prttntmia Ji
Pickled Pics' Feet.
Noodles, au -Gratia
Stewed Codfish in Cream
Corned Beef Hash and Egg...
Beef Stew and Vegetables.....
Pork and Beans .............
Half Spring Chicken on Toast
Roast Chicken with Dressing. .
Roast Veal with Dressing.....
Roast Beef with Hrown Gravy
Roast Lamb with Mint Sauce. .
Bilced cucumoers ......,.....
Wilted Lettuce .v.... .
Green Onions ..........
Asparagus on roast - .
Spinacli . . . .
Strawberries and Cream
Strawberry Rhort Cake
Strawberry Ice Cream . . . .
micea uananss ana Lrrara.
Coffee, bread and cutter ana potatoes
with all meals. Dining-room for ladies.
Dinner from 11 a. m. to p. m.
bite
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CONGRESS HAS
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RECORD
Justice Morschauser directed that
briefs be submitted to him at Whlte
Plains,, where ho will be holding court
next week. He added that he would
render v , decision by, a week from
Monday. - t
Thaw showed considerable nervous
ness while the eolloquy between his at
torney and the court was In progress.
He doesn't appear to be worried, . how
ever, and he readily consented when
a photographer requested permission to
take a flashlight picture. Thaw' laughed
heartily when the explosion occurred.
Until the justice's , decision Is ren
dered, - Thaw - will remain a prisoner
here.-- - :,-:-".. '..,;" :v;''
Thaw's three alienists; Doctors Pil
grim, Jelllffe and Evans were the
principal witnesses at the early ses
sions of court. ' !
Dr. Pilgrim,, superintendent of the
Hudson River state asylum for tNe
Insane; former president of the state
lunacy commission, told Jerome he had
received $1,000 for testifying,- but was
emphatic In his declaration that he. be
lieves Thaw sane. He saw there was
no danger of a relapse, If Thaw lived
properly, v. . .' . .
Dr. Evans compared Thaw's mind to
4 piece of linen that was dirty and has
been washed clean. Asked whether he
did not think Thaw sane when he killed
White, Evans replied: "That was two
years ago. I have discharged 600 pa
tients, cured, since then." . , v .
Dr. Jelllffe agreed with, hlff brother
alienists. Several Tombs attendants
testified that they often talked with
Thaw and saw no signs of insanity,
PIANOLA INFLUENCE.
rrenoh Honors Rare Seen Thmst on
, a , Blstlsg-aished American.
iFrom the Saturday Evening Mall of
.... i.. April 18.) . , ..
fhet French " government has shown
proper appreciation of American genius
when it conferred the badge of the
Legion of Honor upon H.. B. Tremalne,
president of the Aeolian company, , Mr.
Tremaine has lust received formal no-
t Ice that he has- been -appointed Chev1
aiier oi tne region or Honor, one or tne
most coveted of European decorations.
This badge is usually conferred in rec
ognition of some - signal service per
formed in the- cause, of science,.; art
or literature, and 'it la 'certain that
under such conditions ' no one Is more
deserving than Mr. Tremaine, who, as
head of the Aeolian - company, has
brought forward the Pianola, which has
accomplished lncalcuable - things ' for
music, not alone In this country but in
foreign countries as well In every
great music center In the world' there
stands an Aeolian hall, which is the
home of everything that Is Cultured
and arttstio In music, .and the one in
Paris was no doubt a constant reminder
of the powers behind the government of
What an American had accomplished. .
When It is understood that" In-ths
Pianola repertory are over 15,000' com
positions, comprising, everything in
pianoforte literature, and many. arrange
ments which can hardly be playd by
pianist,
may oe
the rant of .nnaathJUklaa
realized. Mtnv of
works and atrlns auarteta have hoan
arranged for r performance on the Pi
anola, from the Sixth Symphony of
Tchalkowsky to the Beethoven quar
tets. - That most of the large, univer
sities and colleges In this country, In
cluding Harvard, Columbia, Vassar and
Institutions of similar standing, use
thla instrument In their regular mtislo
course Is sufficient proof of the esteem
when It has enlisted among educational
men .whose seriousness of purpose iand
understanding cannot be doubted.
Through the medium of free concerts
In Aeolian 'hall in New -; York. Paris,
London, Berlin, and In Australia, thou
sands of people have become familiar
with musical literature who would have
no . other wav - of familiarizing -themselves
with the different masterpieces.
TICKETS OF LINN f' .
BEADY FOR BABL0T
(SjxcUl DUpatca . to Xbt JouruaL) i ,
Albany, Or.; May H. Ths county
ticket has been comnlled bv tha countv
clerk for the June election. In addition !
to the Democratic and " Republican' can
didates regularly nominated at the pri
mary, the 8oclallstsvhave certified their
list of candidates, selected in convention,
and they also will appear on the ballot,
which will contain the following:
Democratic Representatives, I.' A.
Munkers, Thomas Brandon. J. M. Phil
pott: county judge, C. H. Stewart; sher
iff. D.v B. Smith; county clerks B.. M.
Payne; recorder, S. -H. -Coin;' assessor,
T.. TW VAvlny traaHiirAr. CI f?. TiirnAr?
commissioner, to fill -'Vacancy, Peter 1
Blther: iontt term. D. D. Hackleman:
fschnolTraperintendent, W. Li Jackson.
KepuDiiran ttepresentauves,
Brown, Frank .Porter, B. -E. Upmeyer;
county judge, - J.-- N. Duncan sheriff,
Frank Bayne; county clerk, Jw. Miller;
recorder. Grant Froman; assipssor, D. B.
McKnleht: treasurer. . W. - W. Francis:
commissioner, to fill' vacancy, O. .H. Rus
sell: long term, Thomas Butler.
Socialist Representatives, W. H. In
gram, , E. E. Taylor, S. M. Trollinger;
county judge M. F. Tays: sheriff, John
Brown: countv clerk, William R. Mealev;
recorder, F. E. Bloom; assessor. A: F.
Oooch; treasurer, John Sandner; sur
vivor, I. CT Duedall: commissioner, .to
fill vacancy. W. E. Churchill. --
-The - various amendments and meas
ures to be submitted under ths initia
tive and referendum will appear on the
ballot, together with the. question
whether tlie sale of Intoxicants snail be
prohibited land whether stock, shall be
permitted to run at largo.- , , ,
Tlie. Appropriations Exceed
Those of Previous Session
by $300,000,000.
(United Press Letud Wire.)
Washington, May 16. The present
session of congress,-to end next week,
la a record breaker. The appropria
tions of thla session so far authorized
xoeed those of the first session of
the 68th congress by more than i 300.
OOV.VUu. xne total appropriations raue
up to tms time aggregate approximate
ly, $8S4.844,s07. This amount will be
Increased bv the aeneral deficiency and
omnibus publio buildings bills and
such other measures as may go through
before adjournment.
Tne - session naa , aiso esiaousnea a
high record for the number of bills,
roanlntlonn Introduced and considered
and for the transaction of executive
business. There nave been i.nt duis
Introduced In -the senate and Z1.V40
In the house. In ths senate 80 joint
resolutions were offered, or wnicn au
were passed and nine .have - become
The senate considered 184 simple res
olutions. - .
Uo to this time lis bins ana- is
(Joint resolutions have become laws.
The senate has passed 484 bills, 17 of
which were omnibus pension bills..
It Is estimated that these measures
renresanted more than 1.000 Individual
claims, and that the saving In printing,
and handling -them approximated $1,000.
.. ne executive uumiuvh uuiro wj
senate this session Is almost three times
greater than was handled during any
previous session. - Up to this time 84
treaties have been ratified and hade
public. ' ' -
Practically the whole day In the wen
ate was spent in consideration of the bill
concerning forest reserves In the Appa
lachian and White mountains. It was
finally passed, after a speech -of nearly
two- hours' duration by Senator Teller
of Colorado In. opposition.- It carries an
appropriation s of B,000.000, and ,. Its
chances of passing the house at this
session are poor.
As a first move to redeem the Repub
lican promise of revising the tariff, the
senate adopted a resolution authorizing
the finance -committee to take up the
subject of tariff rates and to employ ex-
f erts to prepare information to assist In
he revision of the schedules.. The conu
mittee Is also to report as to legislation,
reciprocity or otherwise, necessary to
enact In order to secure equitable treat
ment for American products abroad.
The committee will alt during the aum
ner,'-;'.-.'.j-'-;''",,-'t,
The first step by the house toward
a revision of the tariff was taken this
afternoon, when the resolution to auth
orise the ways and means commute to
sit during the recess of congress and
employ agents to collect data to be
used In the preparation of a bill re
vising the tariff, was adopted.
, Republican floor .leader, Payne, said?
We will - first elect a Republican
congress. We will have the whole com
mute . after- the election - to consider
rates. Then we will excuse the Demo
crats from - the committee and frame
the tariff bllL That tariff will be a
maximum and minimum tariff, putting
us on an equality with France, Germany
and Russia and It will be a Republi
can tariff, designed . to continue . our
prosperity." ' -
Payne said that the financial depres
sion demanded that business be given a
rest. - -
OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 P. M.
Suit Cases
"""Values From $2.00 to $50.00
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Values From $2.C0 to $50.00 '
,For -three daysAlonday,.JTuesday.,- and
Wednesday we will sell, any, suit; case "or
hand bag in the house for 25 per cent less
than the regular price. Every price marked
in plain figures. .We will include ladies'.
Hand Bags and Back Strap Purses in black
and colored leathers, regular values to $1.50.,
Three days ,tV;.?; i'. 'f., . ,08$
Ladies' Belts in tinsel, leather and kid. Val-'
ues to 65c three days. . . .. . .'. 40
We carrvLikelv Bas-caee. the kind that
jjives one an air of respectability when traveling. A man is sometimes judged by his trunk. I
he carries Likely Baggage he's rated high. . Trunks of all kinds from $4.00 to. . . .$75.00
. Agents for Cross Gloves and Leather.
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Headquarters lor -
Photographer Supplies
mV No. 2 Buster Brown
In Camera ........ ,f 2.00
No. 3 Buster Brown
Camera . . . ; , . . . . .f 3.50
No, 1 Folding BAter Brown
Camera .. .......... $8.50
No. 4 Ansco Camera $14.50
No. S Ansco Camera ?18.00
No. 9 Ansco Camera $20.00
Ansco Jr. Camera... $12.00
on Kodak Albams this week.. -
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY ONT.V
6y2x84 Seed's Plates, P -Ortho, Nonhalation ; reg. $2.10
only $1.65
Printing and Developing Done in 24 Hours,
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Tooth, and Hail
Brushes Reduced
For a few days we will ell
Tooth and Nail Brushes at
greatly reduced prices. ,
Reg. 15c Tooth Brushes.
Reg., 25c Tooth Brushes. .14t
Reg. 25c Tooth Brushes. , 10
Reg. 50c Tooth BrushesV.31
Reg. 10c Nail Brushes..... 4e
Reg. 25c Nail Brushes.
Reg. 35c Nail Brushes.... 10
Reg. 50c Nail Brushes. . . .34
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE
PURITY
The first essential of prescription value is the purity
of the ingredients. AH our drugs are selected for their
purity and have been tested for strength.
WE KNOW
They are all right and for the highest purity and first
quality of drugs we know our prices are very low. Not
only do you save money when you buy here, but you are
sure of proper results. J
Dig Picture
Reductions
$3.00 Values 3 days only. .05
Imported line of plain photo
gravures, size 26x36 including
an assortment of over 20 dif
ferent subjects, both in figures,
landscapes and marine, printed
on extra quality embossed pa
per. Regular. values $3.00, for
three days ;7V".T.T.",T.T.05
USEFUL APPLIANCES IN OUR
SURGICAL DEPT.
Pr", Sr' Bck-Supporting Shoulder Brace, for men, women, boys and
girls. The use of this brace removes H tendency to stoopingr shoulders.
Adult ; :....f 2.00; Youth e.... fl.50
Trusses of all kinds and description. Every one guaranteed to fit per
, fectly and to be exactly as represented-or money refunded fl.50 to fS.OO
Corset Ankle Supporter, fits inside the "hoe and lacea up Ilka a corset.
Single one 75. ,vPair..... ; J.'. . V. .f 1.25
. Abdominal Supporters made of silk and rubber, all kinds and descriptions
$2.50 to $10.00. We make elastic Hosiery and Bandages to order.
Mail orders given careful attention. Flat-Foot Arch Supports tor tired,
aching feet. . JPait. ............ fl.&O to $3.00
Bunyon Protectors that are self-adjustable. Don't
endure foot aches when our store is full of things
to relieve them. Rights or lefts, each... ...50f
; i A corps of experienced lady and gentlemen fit-;
- ters-always in attendance, - J
W00DAKD, CLARKE S CO.
Exchange 11
Fourth and Washington Streets
Home A-6171
MAKING READY
FOR conn
Chicago Sub'--Committed
Postpones Selection of
: "Chairman.' " N
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" Chicajro. May 1. The real work In
preparation for the Republican national
convention began today when headquar
ter ! wera opened In the ' Coliseum.
Chairman New, Secretary Eliner Dover
and tha sub-committee oft arrangements
InnpectAd- the , new quartera.-and took
possession.
The aub-commtttee on arrang-ementa
has postponed the eel est Ion of a tem
porary chairman until next week. While
Senator DolHver of Iowa is the fav
orite for the honor, friends of Senator
Albert Beverldge of Indiana, are brlnir
lnr etrone pressure to bear for him. -
The political prophets predict the ao
lection of John R. Malloy of Ohio, as
tcmssnrT cr ta r v. -., .
.Dr.- Evans, commissioner of - health,
has r ran ged to locate an ' emergency
hospital in the west end of the conven
tion building and a corps of physicians
will be on hand during the conven
Gordwood
4-foot first-class seasoned ..... . .$5.00
4-foot second-class , seasoned. . , . . .84.60
Sawed, -extra , , . . .. .600
4-cord orders or more 25c a cord less.
SegheiWoodCo.
Ninth and Qllsan. Main 8159 A 2415
Do You Ever: 'StboMlriiiiR?
HOW YOU INJURE YOUR HEALTH
AND SPOIL YOUR PERSONAL APPEARANCE
BY NEGLECTING YOUR TEETH
P- We make repulsive mouths attractive. . ti
, : , We make discolored teeth white and -pretty. "
; We stop the ravages of neglect and consequent decay. '
' We 'supply those . missing teeth with a bridge, no
s' plates, that are as serviceable and sightly as the originali
teeth.
We supply gold and porcelain fillings for. cavities and
save teeth that are now worthless. ' '
We make plates, when necessary, th'at fit perfectly,'.
. fill out that sunken cheek, chew your food satisfactorily
and won't fall down the common complaint against .
inferior work. . , . ' -': '
We do this and "all other work gently, pr'omptly and
skillfully. - "
, L - During the summer this" office will not be open after
am. a. s. vtmxqkt
GOOD SET OF TEETH
ON RUBBER PLATE... .
$5.00
BEST SET OF TEETH
ON. RUBBER PLATE; . .
4-
$8.00
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