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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER 22. 1005. t''8.'J-J .'-g DOUBLE Da in ty Ha ri filter ch i efs Special Display and Sale AGENTS ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS TWIGED AT LOS HUES diaries Frieber Kills Mrs. Harry 3Iagnus and Com r. mits Suicide. ? Vallajo, Cal.. 8ept it Mra. Harry lt.tmi. dsmrhtsr of a well-known le Angeles family. was shot and killed fce noma hare today by Charlee Frle- v.r machinist who had been am ployed at tha Mare leland navy tor . several months. Frleberg turned the uistol on hlroaelf and tha top of his head off. Real Lace . Hand-Made i ' yard then Lies It ta thought ha man tried to Induce MM Magnus to run '" r"H that ujon har refusal ha killed ner ano commlttsa auicme. ! r,. ...... witnesses to the Hhoot- Ing. which ocurred orU altar Harry Mignue. the husband of the murdered woman, bad ona to work at the navy "I!d",.K..- ... iMii hv neighbors to I-., iha Munui cottac and shortly . nnni nf blood with a anot through har heart and another In her arm. Frleberg waa lying, on the i bed with hi lac. burled la P111.0,"! ton of hla head blown of. In bla hand waa a. pistol atlll smoking. Mrs. Magnus waa dreeaed as If aha Tiat been nreoartng to (to out when tha fatal ahot waa fired. Tha room waa in ?5bi Uunuul have lived hera for tha past seven years. Harry Magnus cornea from a. prominent family of; Cordelia. Sea hara! Mra Magna; U the daugh ter of Mra. Lendera of Urn Anla. She was married to Magnus at the home of her parents in Wi -angeiee vu tVUkarv amnl0VAd all aa IT.6C k vani iintfl Yeat-rday. when his discharge, announc.nf Special display and special prices on extremely beautiful Handkerchiefs in real lace, Armenian lace, French hand em broidery effects, etc. See the showing at our Handkerchief Counter and share in the savings. An assortment that will delight women of taste. NEW WIDE RUCHINOS in the most desirable colors and designs. A Urge shipment just received. CHILD'S HOSE, fast black lisle, extra quality lxl ribbed The regular price is 35c the pair. Special for Wednes day only , s , 22c Women's $3.50 and $4 Oxfords at $2.98 A broken lot of Women's High Shoes, any $3.60 or $4.00 Ox ford, and a number 3f French heel high shoes included o gn in this assortment. A clean-up. Wednesday, choice. Oa0 WOMEN'S "LABONTE" SHOES in all sizes and 40 1 iV widths, big lot. Special price Wednesday only . . . .', 3)ae il? Lovely Hand-Made Laces Exquisitely 'beautiful and auperbly rich Duchess Lace, in edges from one to nine inches wide. Duchess Lace Berthas. in all widths and designs. Real Valenciennes Laces, in edrrei or insertions. We are making an extensive display of these goods at our Lace Counter and invite the attention of all lov ers of these beautiful fabrics to this assortment Exclusive designs, imported especially for Olds. Wortman &. Kfntr .' T on hand early while the assortment is at its best to choose. Tis a seldom found opportunity to seek amonrr rich war a and a wealth f.patterns and Jaces that add grace and -beauty to'any gown.''. . . ?' "". . . : -, I Best Place in Portland g. Men's Mnderwea Women's "Merode that ha wa going to leave the country annaarea ta ds excitea ana iuiu friends they would never eee mm again. He Harrv Magnus, the husband, la pros- trated., Ho. refuses to make any - state. tnent. J.B.F JUNGLE STORY Comes. Batk and - Orders ' :$50,ti00 Worth of Pack " ington Beef. 1 (United ITei Le"l Wire.) . Chicago, Sept 12. For the first tima . since the appearance 'of Upton Sinclair's packing house expose, "Tha Jungle," the British government v today "contracted, for n order of American meat,,-closing a contract with i.itby, Mcweu wddj', packers," for 6, OOO.OOtt" pounds of fresh beef. ''According to tb contract, which, waa made througn Tnomas ursKino, e British consul at Chicago., the price to " ha n!r1 tor thn conalrnment of meat IS 4600,000. Erkine requested the sub rmtSHlon of bids for several million pounds of canned meats for tha British navy. ; xna pacners yrcuiui u. ui iw .', crease In export trade. ' HOT so fly AUTOS Br 343 Either They Are Scarcer in Washington or They Shy at Assessors. Underwear This, famous make is the best in America for women or children. Wearers of "MERODE" make prefer it to all others. Tis hand finished, made of best yarns. We offer this season garments that have never been produced before for less than 65c, pants and vests in all styles, at the suit, r 1 100, per garment. . . . OUC Reading Lamps Special reductions on these goods this week. Regular $4.00 Lamps $2.25 Regular $10.00 Lamps . . .$7.95 $31.50 values for ...... . $24.00 With very complete assortments and values that are not surpassed, and seldom egualefi, we INIf Ia if. 4 m J Mlf M C f fa a 11 f AN IIM JjaB.MBaa,au Aah.alaS.aL..-- lit V at M ' Invite the attention of those with men's undergarments to buy. We have special, agencies for many of the best brands manufactured and the exclusive agency for the famous Staley's jWe have a special agency for the well-known STUTTGARTER Un derwear, made iti' union suits or two piece garments. This is a famous sanitary wool garment that wearers of high-grade goods are very par tial to. DR. DIEMELS LINEN MESH UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, in two piece garments or union suits; light, heavy, or' medium weight. We sell Underwear for men from 50 the garment to $5.00. Unde rwe a r for Men COOPER'S SPRING NEEDLE UNDERWEAR, in woolsilk or, wor steds, n all weights and colors. This comes in two-piece garments or union suits. One of the best-finished makes on the market. Full assortments. STALEY'S UNDERWEAR Sold here only. This splendid make can be had here in flat woven of ribbed style, in natural gray,' blue, camels hair or tan. Gas Lamps complete with Man tle, Globe and Hose. J aV ma WW WW M 5W mm r si'i 1 , (Linen-Mesh) Qrriil AW broken lines of aJfCCfcff Mens Underwear will be subject to tremendous price concessions at all times Lien's or Women's Umbrellas$3.98 Absolutely rainproof, guaranteed fast color, tight-roll style, ivith Paragon steel frames and fancy trimmed or sterling silver-mounted handles, reg. val.'up o AO to $5 ea.- Wednesday. M.yo Reading Lamps Electric3 Lamps for dining-room, hall or table, very low-priced. Regular $3.00 Lamps $2.25 Regular $8.75 Lamps. . . . .$6.00 Regular $17.75 Lamps- .$14.20 Regular $12.50 Lamps. . . .$9.95 We are showing new articles and patterns in the famous" Libby Cut Glass 1 Sf .'AT r ' (United Preaa Leawsd Wire.) Olympia. Wash.. Kept. 22. Not a clt ien of Douglas, Ferry, Okanogan, Ska mania or Wahkiakum county owns an .utoroobile, or at least none admits It. according- to the schedule of the atate hna r tit niiaIiAtlnn an that nf property. The state assessors this year found 1,184 motor cars, as against l;m m 1907. Asotin ana Kenton couniiei which, if the returns are to be reliei upon, did not possess a benslne vehicle a year ago, have since acquired one each.- Clallam now listens to the ex. haust of four, and ' Stevens has added three In one year. In Douglas county in 1907 there were four autos; this year ine assessor railed to una one. iPAKKPLACE CLUB , GIVES RECEPTION t (8peciaJ Dispatck to The Journal.) Parkplace, Or.. Sept. 22. The Park l place Educational club gave a reception at the grange hall Saturday evening to tthe principal and teachers of the school. I About 100 persons were Dresent. The following program was given: Song. "xne Forresters (quartet), Mrs. Bru- i ner. soprano: Miss C. A. Cutter alto: IF. Fl I.ucait- f.nnr anti 1 W Clvrifl 'bass: Miss Myrtle Holmes played the ! accompaniment; solo, Mrs. W. A. Holmes: invocation by Rev. Rlgtrs. Tha following visitors were present: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogilxby, Mr. and .Mrs. J. O. McMahrm, Victor Oault. I Harry Har graves. Kdith Sraith. Otto JMorhuk. Kva Wallace. Pearl Srivea. "Mrs. L I Wood, County Superintendent jT. J. Gary, County Judge Grant Dira fick and Repreccntatlve Camptxll. J Superintendent Gary gave a talk along educational linea. He compli fmetited Parkplara as being the first 'town la Clackamas county to have a tcittb for the purpose of promoting edu cation. County Judge Grant Dtmirk gave a 'talk that waa appreciated by all. He said tha. the erporation tax ohfmld ko to the school fund, and that school lands should be sold for their actual ajne )n ' .stead of at stated price. He said that the state should appropriate more 'money to tha districts so that the teach lers In the common- achoola eeud re iceiv better wages: that they were the poorest paid of any profession. J RepreaentaUve Campbell gave s talk (along the same lines, hut differed on -the ejueation of raislrg funds for school urpasea. , The n waa beautifully decorated In Vhe school color purr-le and white. China atera and F H. 8 Hisod in decorating. 'e jg?j?ji IT i.-'ri. All Our Richest Model Hats Go at One Third to One-Fourth Less Wednesday This includes every imported Pattern Hat that has sold from $50.00 t6 $150.00. No such sale has ever occurred in Portland bifore so early in the season. It offers an unpre yfy cedented opportunity to select from stocks practically untouched. The most rarly beautiful examples ot the milliner s art. Ts a chance to choose from an aggregation containing all colors and all shapes that fashion favors. The shade assortment comprises Taupe, Mulberry, Wisteria, Nile Green, Black, White, Pink and all the favored shades. There are immensely large hats modeled on charmingly graceful lines, or small neat affairs that are gems of beauty and tastefulness. The trimmings are sweeping Plumes, nodding Aigrettes, grace ful Herron wings and breasts and wonderfully beautiful Bird of Paradise feathers. All Pattern Hats that were $50 Ennrfh An Pattern Hats that sold from to $100, reduced Wednesday rUUUii $W0.00 up, reduced Wednesday f-- i : ) "'"' BANKS POSSESS II FEW RIGHTS Among: Them Is Immunity From Snap Judgment by Bank Examiners. pennants were Grape-Nuts Food contains the elements that Nature placed in wheat and barley to rebuild the worn-out body and brain. Try it for your own satis faction. . . Thtrt'taRetsoa" (United Press Uusl Wire.) Washington, Sept. 22. Declaring that Impairment of capital has been fre quently taken for Insolvency and that bank examiners have made mistakes in judging of the solvency of national bants, Lawrence O. Murray, comptroller of the currency, today continued hla grilling nf the national bank examiners of the United States east of the Mis sissippi river. He explained what constitutes In solvency and declared' that examiners should be more careful In making state ments on ban it a. Many examiners cave confused the impairment or capital with insolvency, ssid Murray, "and this lack of knowl edge has frequently made it necessary for this office to require full state ments of a bank's condition before act ing on the suggestion of any examiner." Murrey declared that a Hank cannot considered insolvent until Its entire j rapirai and surplus baa been absorbed ' im , rrm .uu ui mrs insux- ftcient to cover the liabilities to depos itors end other creditors exclusive of capital atoclc. DUNNE TUiED DOWN ey LABOR "Pinhead" McCarthy Fac tion Objects to Judge's Prosecution. (United Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Sept. 22. Judge Frank H. Dunne, the Jurist who sentenced Ruef and Echmltx, Is today the center of the Judicial election contest. After having been turned down .for nomina tion at the hands of the machine Re publican convention, Judge Dunne was treated in a similar manner by the ao- called Lnlon labor party convention last night, and it Is probable that the Dem ocrats snd the good government league will unite in naming a Judicial ticket with Judge Dunne at the heed, sup- gue. labor party waa bqlaterous last HorM-fleah Eatra la Parts. (Stwrial rtupstrt to Tbs JoeVaaL) Pari Sept. 22. Statistics supplied by the Paris sanitary vtrinsry depart ment with regard to the consumption of '! "no sum iiesn snow mat test year 1.i horses and 1.1H esse were ;mugnirea I or distribution among the r visum vi noreerieeo- in ruii and tire suburbs. New Trveatfre Don Sovtii. r-t1 Mrwtj te TW nm It Fort w-vrtb, Tex ssl -evL 1 1 A larre and ttrUitasit audtesiee attended ' the ppewlrg lMt night ff the nw prra' orTa-hovs hra. The theatre," which l under the Onesnll iinirmMi tm ie ml the Oargest and fcartdsonest In At. south. ... ported by the Roosevelt-Lincoln Repu llcnn lea The night. A communication waa read from the good government league asking a conference, and it was tabled. The convention nominated the same Judges put up by the Republicans for tne run term: Judge George A. Sturtevant, Carroll Cook. John J. Van Noatrand and Joseph E. O'DonnelL For the short term Judge cabanles waa nominated. The Democrats last night received a similar communication front the Oood Government league and voted to confer with that organisation before nominat ing for the eupetior bench. It le re garded aa certain today that Judge taurine wui Beta tne ticket. The state central committee of the Independence party last nlrht indorsed Judge Frank J. Murasky for associate- justice "f the eupreme court te take the place ef J as tics Me Far land, whe died last we. The Republican committee will tnect tomorrow to make a nomination and It looks oroheble that Juda Henrv A. Malrla of Oakland will be named, r PIA1NOS nnxszz&EacszzxzrzxszzzxzzxzBszzzEzzzc&sszsizzzaai SOHMER Hallet & Davis Smith & Barnes -pa'"1-- CONWAY 53 LELAND PLAYER PIANOS Ci jl KRELL lffAUTO-CRJVND V KENSINGTON KRELL SOLO-GRAND GRAVES MUSIC CO. IQO-III Fourth Street ' Portland, Orcson LET US ftrPi 1 1 CONVINCE YOU i That we are making and selling tha,' best 5 .Trunks on the market Come in and look Jj over our line before purchasing elsewhere. H We ire offering this week at our Sixth jj treet store, 36-inch brass bound" Trunks, H with straps and 1 extra tray; regular price H $14. how ........... .,.........;.f.SO H i AT THE THEATRES T A Munich Bbrsielaa baa natented a eemeea smeJl snougs for a Pereon te waJow. y which the Interior ef the temerb. f(it be photograpbed en a film that ta S Inehea lane b v a aiartir cf aa laca la wid-.a. - - The Royal CbeT at tb Baker. No lover of bright, music, beautiful scenery aad dashing chorus girls cso miss It this week bv seeing 'The Royal Cher' at the Baker. it IS all color, fun and music, and Is preaented by Clever company. Matineea Thursday ana aatui-oay. Pan Lag ea Good Bill. There la a good natured rlvalrv this week at the Pan tares theatre between MUa. Ixruiee and bee monkey act aad the Great Ieier. ee to which ram tb greatest ameunt nf wonder. It la difficult for the pubtte te decide aa te toeir respective merits. Both turns are marreioue r.uropee n importations aaa bave become the talk of the town. The Iljar Thing at tba Oaks. Purine tho nreewit week oaa or the gresteet ediicatkmaJ eshlblta eer aeen fortiand la te be eea at the (ks- It la the sk'ietea ef a blae wbal. t he l.rr. et ever preere1. being meek lewser tian that now - eaMMtton fa tb Bntlthenniaa Inetlt'jt te-n la U'lsklnitm iery bone la la j4ae and Ua s'.s e be Judged when 4 ansa oaa stand Inside me jaw banes. Glided Fool. which the Baker "A Gilded Fool. Stock company Is a the Bungalow this week. of a and of tbe complete transformation con ditions make possible to work In bis nature. Matinee Saturday. unpany Is so cleverly playing at gsJow this week, tells tha atorv of a young man tn New Tork possessed great aeai mere money tnan bra! n s. Tennessee's Partner" Tonight. Tonight the Blunkall company at the L,yrio win repeat -Tennessee a Fart ner." which has scored a suoceea. The Blunkall company glvea a fine perform snra Mamie Haaiara la apnea ring for tbe first time la an ad alt role. There wui bo a matinee today. Tom bag Tbre tb P. re Coming, vomiaa Thro tbe lire." one of the BKl beautiful and tuneful musics I. romedya that ever came to Portland, il be tne attraruoa at tbe HetHg the atre, o rt een X h and Washington stre, for four night, beeriaatng aeit per. Te advasce seat eaie will n next Frt'tay morulas at too bos office of tbe theatre. The Portland Trunk Mq. Co. "Made in Oregon" Goods 3 STORES 3 M M 3 M H B H H M 54 3d St, cor. pin ,107 6th St, near Staak - 229 Morriaon, near 1st b M I aTzxzzzzKxnxxzzziuuzsxEzrzzTczzxrsszzrzxzxzxrzzxi 5 Fourteenth and Wsshrngtoo streets, to night at.S.U o'clock and every night thla week, with a epeclal-nrica matinee Saturday afternoon, will be the favorite romediane. Kolb and Dill, supported by an esrellent company In the muslral- comedv. "Ioneaome Town." Another crowded bouse wltneseed last night's performance. Kolb and DIM at Hefllg ToalcM. Tfo. attractloa at tke Heiilg tbeatra. PORTLAND DAY ' CO TO COUNTRY. CLUB PACIFIC NATIONAL SHOW Sea Big Ad, Paga 14 "Nell G wynne" at tha Star. Tatisd Oeorgla Harper appearing at the ftar theatre thla week la the comedy drama. -Kail Gwynne," la which she nas won mucB praise ror berseif and compaay on the coast. A complete erentc enulpment Is carried by thie com pany for this play, and srtU be costumed la cotrect atyla Tbe TUP Mr. Flow.- " "Tbe Flip Mr. Flop,- with Kittle rjeaKMa. none .H-- tM Kate eerie, la I First annual raclfie Katlonal Lis .... .,,,. ...r,.i rn, 114 Dill at I storK fjiow iM rs rem. a..) il J 'JJi" , vTl ln ""-114. IS. at tbe Portland Country Club posed ef people aveil-kaewa te Fertlaad grounds. , ' tbeatrearoara Their akaleh aad filled with laughs. . Is Uvely