The Oregon daily journal., September 17, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER .17. 1008.
SlflflKHEUiF
DEATHCOEtjES TRUE
Tore warded of Broker's
nd, Mrs. Thompson Finds
Ills Mangled Kcmains. ,
Preamlnar that aha saw her brother
6ying in awful asony Tuesday nlht
Mrs, Emroett Thompson of ISO Crosby
street, ni so tranely convinced that
tha dream waa a telepathic communlca
tlon from some myaterloua aouree that
aha hurried to tha morrue and there
on a slab lay the body of tha brother
. ane dm areomea or.
The body waa that of Henry Nelson,
mho waa killed Tuesday laornlns when
a switch analne hit hlin ndt the and e
the ateel bridge. Bo mangled waa the
roroee that no rood deserlDtlon of th
man could be srfven to the police. The
remalna were plaoed In the morgu
awaltlnc Identification, but had Mn
Crosby not been led to the place by her
atranae dream It la more than Drobabl
that tha name of the dead man would
sever neva been known.
Nelson's home la In Clackamas. 8uf
ferine; from a long illness he became
rsrtlally demented two months a no,
and while In this condition roamed
around in the woods for more than
week while searching- parties sent out
ry anxious friends failed . to find him
na returned afterward in an almost dy
Inr condition. It la supposed that he
)'it home again while out of hla mind
and while"" unconscious of" bis danger
waixna in ironi or tna moving train
i uesaay.
An lnauest will ' bald on the bodv
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock after
wnica it win t ouriea in Mountain
View cemetery, the funeral to be held
from the Lutheran church tomorrow
afternoon. , . ,
FiLlS 34 FEE!,
ESCAPES Wtf
' Frank Lawrence, an employe of the
the new trestle being built across the
Columbia slough to tha Swift packing
plant last evening, but though he fell
34 feet upon hard ground, he escaped
With slight injuries.
Lawrence waa working near the pile
driver when he stepped backward and
missing his footing fell through the
brldgework to the earth beneath. His
companions expected to And him killed,
but instead no bnes were broken.
Holman's ambulance was summoned
to the scene, a half mile' west of the
Vancouver oarllne. and Lawrence taken
to St. Vincent's hospital. It waa re
ported at the hospital this morning that
no Internal injuries have developed. : -
A new. Belgian life-preserver, In the
form of a knapsack, which the inventor
claims Is unslnkable, contains a Ismail
toraga battery to light an electrlo lamp
In a headpiece which forms part of the
apparatus. . ,
FUMES ClillFJ
- SLEEPING MEN
Two Koomers Are Burned to
Boa t li 'in Early-Morning
Conflagration.
(Special Dlapttrh t The Joarnal. t
Coeur U'Alene, Idaho., flept 17.-
Layton of 8pokane, and Jacob Scotland,
recently of Ely, Wyoming, were burned
to deatb In a fire which consumed
the Franklin block at an early hour this
morning. The burned building waa
fiatlron-ahaped wooden structure, the
flrat floor being occupied by several
email buelness firms and the second
floor as a lodelnB-house. The men
burned to death were sleeping on thu
second floor '
The heat waa so Intense that all -th
plate glass In the Loeur IJ Ainne banK
A Trust company building and the Ho
tel Idaho block across the atreet
dust mm one of
Alaska building.
tha feature for, the
j Lave proposed a
ratlisr elsborale and expensive Inatalla-
n tne
g
1 4.000.
tion for the gold exhibition In
ler of the bulldlni
proximately
sen
which will coat ap-
ahattered and the doora and window
casings hurned.
The fire originated In the roomlns
house. The loss Is estimated st tZl,-
000, insurance about 110,000.
BU1U APPEARS
TOIl
MAY. TALBOT BRINGS
' SUIT FOB DIVORCE
. apedd tMspattk te Tke JoaraaLI '
Butte, Mont. Sept. IT. May Talbot
brought suit for divorce from Everest X.
Talbot this morning orf the grounds of
cruelty and non-eupporr, and her com-
;iaint contains an uuusuanr large num
ber of aileeationa in reaard to her hue-
band's cruel actions toward her, one of
which was me throwing of dishes at
her. The couple formerly resided at
Hakar City, Or., whera they war mar-
rteo. , r . ..
Are You
T. P. A. AND WES
(Continued from Page One.)
This afternoon the ladles of tha party
are holng entertained at the Oaka by
members of the Portland Women's
club. This evening there Is to be a re
ception at the Conimtrclal club In honor
of the visitors." This Is to be the nret
reception In which the ladles have par
ticipated In the club's new home.
Tomorrow morning early the bunoh
will take a ride up the river. Tha
liitllev Uatsert will be theirs for tho
ly. They will see the looks and the
hills and i.ll that sort of thing. In the
evenlnsr tliev will come baok tired on
but rnthuslnatlc and raving about the
mat
md all
, sort of
traveling pasaenger
Montana Republican Con
vention fMay Name Form
er Scjiator for Governor.
thing. That night they will continue on
their way.
KranK ai. joiiv.
agent of the Peninsular ft Occidental
SteamslilD company, la said to be the
aaddest man In the delegation. Also It
said of Mr. Jolly that ne is tna man
n the crowd farthest away from home.
He lives In Jacksonville Fla. Mr. Jolly
accompanied by Mrs. jour.
J. Pope of Chicago of the Chesapeake
A Ohio bears the reputation of being the
biggest cut-up In the crowd, it is said
rope Keeps me men una women
all day long and even during
Pope keeps the men and women
h ne all dav long ana even au
the nisht. It is said that ne nas the
that Mr.
laughln
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Helena, . Mont, Sept IT. Former
Senator Mantle of Butte seems to have
the lead In the race for the nomination
for governor before the Republican
state convention which is In session
here today. Edward Dolan of Missoula
and Charles K. Webster of Great Falls,
however, are making the fight hot for
Mantle. Dolan has a big following and
his supporters are In great evidence.
United States Senator Thomas H.
carter is a central figure In the conven
tlon and it la said he will aid nolnn.
The convention will adopt a platform
containing a strong plank Indorsing
Taft and Shorman and the Republican
piBuurra Kuopiea ai unicago.
MILLipN IN GOLD
FOR EXPOSITION
(Colled Press Leased Wire.
Washlnaton. Bent. 1 7 Alt.n au.
retary of Interior Wilson, chairman of
the government board of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition, to he hi,i
next rear in Seattle ham fv,
J. C. McBrlde, commissioner for Alaska,
a. telegram dated Juneau, Alaska, which
5?S,: .Ve inlnK w wl hve 11.250.
000 worth of gold bricks, nuo-ireta ami
funniest and the cutest little snora one
ever heard anywhere.
J. O. Everest, general traveling- pas
senger agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
A St. Paul. Is among those present
And then there Is J. B. Frawlev. general
traveling paasenger agent of the Mobile
St Ohio, headquarters Chicago, and who
waa elected president of the association
during the game in Seattle, when drum
ming up bualnesa was forgotten com
pletely. And then there are about 100
others.
William McMurray and J. M. Scott of
, Jluch sickness is due to'
a ' weajc nervous svstem
lYours may be. If it is,
you cannot get wcU until'
you restore nervo.strcDgth
(Your nervous' 'system is
nature's power house; the
organs of your body get ,
iucu power xrum it. xx
. the power is not there, the
action of the organs is
weak, and disease (sick-1
ness; follows. Dr. -Miles',
Nervine cures tho -sick
because it soothes the ,
irritated and tired nerves
and gives the .'system- a;
chanco to recuperate.-"
Try it, and. see if you do '
not quickly feel its bene-1
ficial effect. 7 -V
"l was given up to die by a lead ' '
Ing doctor. Got one of Dr. M ileal
books and found that Dr. Miles Ner-
vine fit my case. From the very flrst ,
dose I took I got better. I am better
l)OW than I hava lMn fur mn mrA
do all my own work on the farm.
That's what Dr. Miles' Nervine has)
done for me, and I am glad to recom
mend it to others."
JOHN JAMJES.' Rlverton, Nebr.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles' NerV
Ine, and we authorise him to return
f rii L.flr,t bottl" ionty) It falls
to benefit you. . , '
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Portland accompanied tha sneclal tralri
and Its load to tha city, the two having i
buiio 10 eeaicie for mat purpose.
The reception tonight will last until
mi a c 10c it.
. 1
-' -Li-- -n. - -.i- .1.. i,iJ-,rffaV.L.M.K-.,.-
the store noted for best goods" at lowest trices I ;
7 'AGENTS FOR. THOMSON'S
CLOVt-FITTING CORSETS
A Great Sale of
ACENTS FOR SAHUN WAIST
AND BUST FORM COMBINED
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Especially Adapted for the Coming
HORSE
HOW
Extra.
The styles for the coming season are more than pleasing. The coat suits
border on the Directoire style. The most exclusive sample suits just re
ceived from the workshops of the best foreign designers. Sample suits are
always a little better than the rest, and therefore we can offer the very best
obtainable. Hundreds of different styles and patterns to select from, in all
the new fall materials and colors. Lined with yarn-dyed guaranteed satin
Remember, There is But One
of Each Pattern
It has always been our aim to offer the highest class of merchandise obtain
able. At the same time, we spare no effort to. produce the most service-
able an4 practical models at a moderate price.
A large eastern manufacturer's entire line of samples, ranging in price from
$10 to $75, has been bought by us at
60 Cents on the Dollar
This means a saving on your purchase of at least $5 to $15, besides securing
an exclusive style, as there are no two garments exactly alike.
Entire Lines on Sale This Morning
.
Q Thousands of samples of Ladies' Muslin Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemise,
J Corset Covers; cream, white and ecru net Waists and white lawn Shirt
waists; all high-grade goods; secured for 60 cents on the dollar.
; ' "W00DLARK" '
Free Demonstration
A CLASS OF DELICIOUS WOOD
LARK' GRAPE JUICE TO EACH
CUSTOMER
, FOB A FEW DAYS
25c Pint Bottle for. .20
50c Quart Bottle for. .. . . .'.SSe
Dozen Pint Bottles.' 92.00
Dozen ' Quart Bottles . . '. . . 94.00
TOMORROW, FRIDAY
0UD REGULAR WEEKLY
BARGAIN SALE
SCORES OF BARGAINS ALL 0VED
THE ST0BE FOR FRIDAY ONLY
FOUNTAIN
PENS
M ' mim w.ej'-ry .
CONKLIN'S .
WATERMAN'S
PADKED'S .
Every Fountain Pen Sold, by U
Is Guaranteed.
YOU TAKE NO CHANCES
If. the "pen "doesn't write to suit
you, return' it and we will make it
right PENS FILLED FREE.
CALLING CARDS PRINTED
;-, WHILE YOU WAIT
100 cards . , . . J .,. . ..... . .35
WE ALSO PRINT PROFES
SIONAL AND BUSINESS
. CARDS. .
BOHEMIAN GLASS
AT ONE-HALF PRICE
THIS WEEK ONLY
HUNDREDS OF PIECES TO
SELECT FROM
$3.00 Vase, now ..$1.50
$3.75 5-inch Dish..1.88
$3.50 Handled Nappies,
now 81.75
$5.50 Fancy Dish.S2.25
$11.50 Cordial Set and
Tray, now .... '. $5.75
$24.00 Ice Cream Tray,
now . .. .....$12,00
$34.00 Wine Set. 317.00
$3.30 Basket Dish. $1.65
$3.50 Comport.... 91.75
$4.50 Comport. ...$2.25
$5.10 Comport". . . .$2.55
$6j00 Comport. . . .$3.00'
$7.65 Comport .... $3.83
$9.00 Comport $4.55
SHAMPOO
YOUR HAIR
WITH
; ' t , . ej fmtttc
IJa aVUMaaVterAi
Dermatic Egg Shampoo
Removes Dandruff, prevents
falling hair and makes the
scalp clean and healthy. Put
up in boxes of six cakes each,
wrapped in tin foil. ET
The box aWUC
OPE A
CXSSXT
A.OCOUITT
WITH tJS
STXS
TESTES
OXiASSES
FITTED
Have Yon Ever Been to a
sill mm
AT
CHtBPtST STORi ' M
m
If not, come tomorrow. If saving money interests you you an't afford to miss it THOUSANDS OP
ODD GARMENTS AND SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN SLAUGHTERED TO
25c on the $1.00
10 for women's 25c fast black Hose.
10t for boys' and misses' heavy ribbed 20c
School Hose.
19 for misses' 50c and $1 School Caps.
50e for sample knit Shawls, worth to $2.50.
25 for imported Cushion and Pillow Tops, values
to $3.
35 for ladies' 75c 'Outing Skirts.
$2.50 for broadcloth Coats, samples, of coarse.
f 2.95 for children's and misses' bearskin and other
makes of-$5 to $8.95 Coats. ' - "
50 for ladies' Corsets with fiose supporters front
and side. - y'
80d Sample Furs
25 for samples of ladies' 75c Underwear. r
$2.25 for ladies' sample Skirts, values to $5.95.
for samples of infants' 75c Underwear.
Samples of household goods at less than half whole
sale. '
75c for samples of $2 Blankets.
75c for samples of $2.25 Lace Curtains.
fl.OO for 60 sample Comforts, worth $2.25.
II for best 20c Pillow Cases.
39a) for big sample Sheets, 95c values.
8 for big 25c sample Towels, all kinds.
A1.50 for sample Curtains, values to $5.
f l.OO for sample Bed Spreads, $3.85 values.
at 40c on the $1.00
Samples of Ladies' Fine Suits, Skirts, Coals, Scarfs, Umbrellas, etc, at 35c on the $ 1.00
Bargain Friday Specials for Men
25c Buys 75c and $1.00 Values
acents roa
WARNtR'S RUST
PROOF CORSETS
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
ACENTS FOR
REpFERN
CORSETS
25a for men's heavy black'aateen Shirts. '
25a fqr men's fleece lined and Jersey ribbed Un
derwear, all sizes.
2&f for men's hog sod borsehide Cloves. ' -
25a for best grade silk webJSuspenders.
25 for Negligee Shirtsr 14 to' 15tf .only.
25 for choice of any Necktie in stock.
$1.00 Buys to $5.00 Values
ll.OO for men's wool Pants,
f l.OO for boys' wool Suits.
9 l.OO for men's $3 sample Hats. ,
9 l.OO for men's sample Umbrellas, self-openers,
silk rovers: S4 valors. . ,
f l.OO for men's sample Shoes, all sizes.
f 1.00 for lambs' wool Underwear, samples; values
1 to
l.OO for men's S'lk Shirts.
f l.OO fox blue flannel firemen's sample Shirts. $3.25
values. "
9 l.OO for men's imported Kid Gloves, samples.
r nn nnp mrns:.S20 SAMPLB SUITS ,
47 sample Suiu, best makers' makes, black. Hoe snd fancy colors; all are IJ woIanLwe!l wprth. 13
to $20; sizes 36 to 40 only. 1 , . '
SHOES SHOES SHOES
10,000 pairs of sample She fir everybody, on
sale Bargain Friday at 23c ON THt ll.OO