The Oregon daily journal., October 02, 1908, Page 13, Image 13

Tlin OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO, OCTOBER 2. 1009.
BRAWL IN SALOON GIVES
EDWARDS HIS FREEDOM
f- . ,
Tells Judffc Wife Wai Enjoying Various Beers - men
Another Woman Appears, and Then Comes Fight, -V
, Cops, Judge, Fine and Now Divorce.
'Dlvore Friday" at Ua circuit court
around flva badly matd pairs out of
tb dlvore mill thla morning with
Judg Oa"tnbln banding? out tha do
creea. ' ,
Tbat hta wlfa la 1van to tha tblrat
for malt waa tha allegation of A. El
Edwards, who taatlflad that bta wlfa,
Florence Edward, mat a "gantlaman"
friend oii tha atraat recently who aa
cortad bar to a aaloon at Third and
pin trts whara aha prooaadad to
hav a "high old tlm wnon anotnar
fol
inwad. Moth wara errtd and rined
110 In tha polio court M waa fr d.
woman Interfered and a flat fight
Aimed MeOllllvray waa granted a
decree of dlvoro against Malcolm Up
Uilllvray whom aha said treated bar la
a cruel and Inhuman manner, poomiug
drunk and abusing bar by making
chsrgea of Infldeiify s gainst bar. Ubay
wara married July T. 1U.
Kir , Hawlajr la no longer th hus
band oi Alio Hawley. Sh charged
him with deserting nwnovimwr.
Thv war married In- JUOO. 113. ana
nav two cnnuren. -Millie
Fi. Maddux all sad that bar
hllahand. Clifford MadllUX. WM ID tha
k.i.it MinHiriini wltaotber woman.
They war married Juna 16. 10.
jeroy tnMran
against Z.lsie cnepman won
L.L I . ft Wjtmm tur I 1 1 ft ft and who
nil W II ... . . . w , . - .
deaartad htm In Doembr, , 1104.
PEACE MAKERS
; IE ORGANIZED
Would Spread Fleaslng Doc
trine of Harmony Over
Civilized World.-
COURT-MARTIAL FOR
FIGHTING BOB'S SON
. . , , , . . " '.it
(TTaJlad rrees tlinl Wlfa.
, Barkalajr. Cat, Oct I. With Barkly
a th prospective aeadquarterg for th
Paclflo coaat In th movement that la
holding tha Interest of th nUr elv
lllaad world a aoctaty baa baa organ
laad bar to propagate th doctrln of
universal peac.
. Th aoclaty atarted with a mtmbar-ahlp-
of 0 whlah Hat Includaa many
promtnant ducatora- elargy, banker
and business man.-, J. J. Jaaaup waa ap
pointed temporary 'aeoretary and an
xaoutlv oommltt consisting of Rar.
a U Parsons," paator of Bt Mark's
Eptaoopal church; A. W. Naylar. praal-
dant of th First National bank, and
Mr a. Maria Freeman Oraywho la a
mambar of five othar paac .aocJatlea In
tha United State, waa appointed today
iu viivvi iiivii uuuijiieie organisation.
, The nrellmlnarv smnintlnn waa
brought about through tha effort of
Robert C Root th Paclflo cout ran.
reaentatlv of the American Peace So
ciety. Root's salarv la nald hv An.
Id raw Carnegie. .
The Kansas-Oklahoma oil field took
STOP -DRINKING!
Orrlna Destroys" tha 'Crarint ; for
. Drlnfe Cure Effected or Money
v Refunded. "
' It waa .formerly customary for the
habitual drinker to tak the pledge reg
ularly, sometimes onco a yaar, and aoma
tlmae In every fit of reaaorae that-followed
hi dabauohea,and tbao break It
' Rut now It 1 gradually dawning on
the world' that pledge do - not atop
drunkenness. When a man take a
f ledge voluntarily, h xpote to keep
W Kvery man en pacts .to karp bla
word and every broken pledg coats the
drunkard -many a heartache. Rut be
cannot belp It He fights aa long a
h can, then aueoumba to t ha-craving.
Th nervoue ayatam of thebabltual
drinker la diseased and be must hav
treatment that will our this condition.
Orr)n la aold under a posttlr guar
antee to cure ' the. drink habit or the
money will be refunded. No other treat
ment for the liquor habit la sold under'
such a liberal guarantee.
Orrine la prepared In two' forma: ' No.
1 a powder, perfeotlr tastalees and ool-
orless. whloh can be riven aaoretly In
any rood or anna, urrine no. I la in
pill form, for those ' who wl ah to be
cured of the habit and It ehould be
taken by every one who aweara off.
No matter which form of Orrin I
ueed the guarantee' 1 th earn.- Th
frlo of Orrin la $1.00 per 'box, mailed
n plain sealed wrapper upon receipt of
price. Writ for free booklet on ''How
to Cur Drunkenneaa" (mailed In plain
sealed envelope.), oy una urnne Co..
Wash !n ton. t. C. Orrlna .la aold by
Woodward, Clarke ft Ca, distributors.'
th lead for production in 1907. pushing; I talned third pUce for the flrat time.
California back to seoond place. Illinois,
rormeny nimn in tn iiat or aiaie, at-
i
- .1)
"Th thing that grief th farthest
Toward making life worth while;'
Tbat coatt the lean and doei the moit
la Juit a pleasant smile.
It'e full of wealth and goodness, too, '
With hearty kindness blent;
It' worth a million dollars
And doesn't cost cent"
YOU WILL ALWAYS SMILE
- a "
. IF YOU USE
i
Howard Heater
EXT NO BIG COAL OR WOOD BILLS
BURN5W00PaC0m HARD orSOfTCOAL
FOR SJtLB BT "
J. J. KADDERLY ware JI an
EverytKbis; In Hardware-, Including Stove, Tinware and Enamel Ware
TKs IQWA1S BI1TIB
All lsea, AU Htylea, Ail rioe.
130 First Street
Near Corner Alder
Next to O. W. P. Waiting Room Harming Clear Through to Front
(Unit Frees teased Wire.)
i Manila, P. . X- Oct UeuUnant
.' Prank T. Bvana, eon of "Fighting Hob"
, Evans, will .face court-martial on board
th . battleahtp . Wlaconltn upon thre
charges f being abaent from bla poat
of duty while officer of the deck, of
using profane and disrespectful lan-
guage to th euperlor officer, and of
Intoxication. . m A. . .
Lieutenant Cbarlee Burt of the bat
. tleahlp Oeorgia will be tried on the
charge of "conduct unbecoming a gen
tleman and an officer.- It la under
stood that a number of charge are
pending against younger offlcere and
men of the fleet, following the indulg
ence in heavy drinking at the Auatrailajs i
porta, where th reception led may to
go to exceases.
San Francisco, Oot t. Lieutenant
Frank T. Kvana caused a big aensatlon
here last May when he put to rout a
crowd of rowdies on the Barbery Coast
. i a eua.. iKat K a aei at eawnr1a
A i Wll swU Btl3ia .! aw v-w "i'--
mvnd?d. evan though ho waa hlrhly
laudd for heroically protecting fellow-
i is - unA th Vt. wtm m
.HOI entirely Diajpoifj.-. ,
jaatr n gain a puuutnj vy
a. a - . n kAse4 IKa lakMw k mt
par in m rww wu .V z
jiuiiuiuiu, e-
a ViruCat. g ifyiiiiur Wl'
The present charges, however, are a
etirprUe to hla friends here, who depre
cated previous stories and aald that, he
WaS I11BUO ,! J J V v. 1.1111 Wl I fta a
accouni OK me prominence ot un iweiior
CREIV LET SHIP
DRIFT ASHORE
Schooner Ivy Was Los
Through Trick of Dis
contented Sailors.
nnltitA Prnaa Laaied Wire.)
Nome, Alaska, Oct l.-Th captain
and crew of the Schooner Ivy are here
tndnv nrpnarlna- to aro back to San Fran'
t isco, after the loss of their vessel near
Point Barrow last month.
The men arrived here on the schooner
Volante yesterday telling the story of
the Joss ot tne ivy.
Tha apJlors on the schooner were re
sponsible for the loss of the vessel, ac
cording -to ; tne Lcapiain. dui jof y ii
i see Tire -vessel gi uuure .wi
69 f erred to
" wnrb- linAi- him.
They accomplished their desire by a
silent mutiny, xne ivy was caugni in
an Ice pack and the sailors remained
silent and let the vessel go on the
beach while the captain slept
lilDIMI SIGH FOR
SPINAL DISEASE
V
New York Physician Claims
to Have Cure-Ail for
Locomotor Ataxia.
(United Press Leaied Wire.)
New York. Oct 2. Surgeons here to
day are discussing a remarkable paper
read before the Academy of Medicine
last night by Dr. Le Grand N. DenIow,
In which he stated that locomotor ataxia
can be positively cured. The disease
has been a puxzlo to nerve specialists
for years and the assertion by Dr. Dens
low that the disease is curable by a
simple method baa excited keen Inter
est. Dr. Denslow say that in every case
that lie has treated for tha past four
years ho discovered lesions alone: the
urinary tract and that the treatment
of these lesions resulted in their dis
appearance and the cure of the disease.
The doctor said that, he had never
missed a cure in the post four years.
BARKEEP
KNIFED:
DOG THE CAUSE
A. A. Wilcox' Face and Body
Are Punctured With
Blade Thrusts.
(Special Dlptch to The Joe rail.)
Th Dalles, Or., Oot J. A. A. Wilcox,
a bartender at the Barn saloon here, was
stabbed In the abdomen and face at mld-
boweled. The knife made broke off in
the face near the nose. Joseph Shaugh
nnssv of Condon was arrested for the
stabbing. Shaughnessy claimed Wilcox
had hi dog, which was the pause of the
Shaus-hnessv was arralKTied this
morning in Recorder FlHoon's court on
a charge of assault with Intent to kill.
He was committed without bond. The
sheriff Is awaiting- th outcome of Wil
cox's condition, fnysicians report nis
recovery doubtrui.
EEGULAES IN CAMP
IN CALIFORNIA
Ptrnn Atascadero. Cal.. Oct I. Re
pelling; attacks of Imaginary enemies,
storming outposts In which unseen foes
were supposed to nave a strongnoia, me
ree-ulars carried on anomer campaign
of practical warfare here today. The
drills were conducted on a line similar
to that carried out yesterday. The
soldiers exhibited great interest in the
maneuvers and wnne no ornciat re
ports were made early today, it is un
derstood that the trials are proving
very gratifying.
Reports which are being received
hers todav indicate that the national
guard throughout the state 1 prepar
ing to leave for this camp and will be
gin arriving ounaay. - .juany id me
week 2.000 of the militia should be in
camp and bloodless batues will Degin.
FIX BATES FOR BIG
CONVENTIONS HERE
Excursion rates for th National Bap
tist convention and th National Re
tail Grocers' convention, which are to
be held, in Portland next summer will
be fixed at the meeting of the Trans
continental Passenger association In
Chicago next week. John M. Scott, as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Harrlman lines will leave tonight for
Chicago to attend the meeting; and to
secure arood rates for Portland. Rates
for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition
will be fixed at tne same iime.
Mail Orders
Promptly and
Carefully Filled
S,0 factory Sirpis
CLOTHING STOCK
"Low Prices
Our Chief
Attraction"
fflgM aHlatRaite of 35c m the MMr
Men's, Women's
and Children's
Clothing1 and
5hoes
BY THE
first Consignment
of This Stock
Goes on Sale
Tomorrow
Tomorrow the people of Oregon and Washington wiU be given an opportunity to purchase these samples of the congested Eastern factories
AT 40 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR this, maens an ACTUAL SAVING (bona fide in every respect) of 60 CENTS ON EVERY DOL
LAR SPENT to say nothing ot the iron-clad guarantee of this POPULAR PEOPLE'S STORE, that every article is as represented and
of the very latest and best material the markets produce SALE BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING.
OF -U fi 7ilK
CAMPAIGN
Two of New fork's Leading Cloak and Soil Hano
faclorers Sell Their Entire Snrplas Stock of Fall
SUITS, CLOAKS AND JACKETS
to THE BOSTON STORE
At 25 Cents on
the Dollar
fa.50 for ladies' Cloaks, fine
broadcloth, empire back, 56 ins.
long; splendid $7.50 values.
95.OO for ladies' extra grade
Cloaks, , 10 different styles, all
color; values to $14.85.
f 7.5 for ladies' Cloaks, full silk
lined, broadcloth and beaver,
very latest, strictly tailor.-made;
$15 to $20 values.
f IO.OO for all styles fall Coats
in newest New York styles, beau
tifully lined, trimmed and tail
ored; equal to any other $25 coat
shown in any other house in
Portland.
915.00 for the choicest line of
ladies' fine Parisian broadcloth
coats, Skinner's silk lined
throughout; values to $32.50.
$11.85 for Ladles' $40 Soils
200 ladies' Suits, all grades, styles
and quality, every shape, every 1
--.t- .it ,:tt. i: . j 1? A-f.
values $25 to $40. spl...985 v
hoes &Does
Milwaukee's largest manu
facturer of men's, wo
men's and children's best
custom-made Shoes ship
their entire surplus stock,
consisting of 7,465 pairs of
6hoes to the Boston Store.
The price paid was 40c on
the dollar. This means
that we will inaugurate
Saturday the greatest
bona fide shoe sale of the
season.
91.50 for all makes of
men's and women's fin
est hand-made Shoes;
$2.50 and $3 values.
92.00 for all styles and
makes of $3 and $4
men's and women's
Shoes.
92.50 for best makes of $4.25 and $5 men's Shoes.
93.00 for an assortment of hand-made high-top Shoes
for men and women; regular $0 and $7 values.
Children's Shoes
500 pairs of children's Shoes, all sizes up to 2J4; values $3,
your choice tor i.i
Five of New York's greatest clothing houses ship us
entire assortment of
Men's Suits, Over
coats, Pants
and Cravenettes
With instructions to dispose of them
at any price, - but get the money
quickly. This will enable us to give
the men of Oregon and Washington
such values in winter clothing as
never before was, equalled in Port
land. Don't miss this chance. 1
SUITS
95,85 tor Men'a High-Class All-Wool
Tailored Suits. So shoddy nor trashy
ferments hers. All well lined. VaLs.
12.60 to 115.
IBS. 85 for Men'a Suits. Blues, blacks
and fancy cheviota. 1 AU new shapes and
cuts. Every weave of woolens known.
Cut ani made by experienced German
tailors. $20 to $25 values,
Sll.KK for five lines of clothlnr that
are sold at the leading; clothing stores
in tne city or i-ortiana at rrom zo to
$30 a suit.
f 14.85 takes pick and choice of tha
nest suit In this vast consignment.
There are no better suits made than the
suits we offer you at the low price of
$14.85. Exclusive clothiers get $30 and
$35 for the self-same garment.
CRAVENUTTES -
SO0 Priestley and Gold Sea! Cravenettes.
Blacks, blues and fancy colors. Every
one guaranteed to give satisfaction or
a new coat free. Values S20 to S30.
Cholee of tha lot during: thla great sale
S1U.UU. .
their-
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VI 1 ;i
ill - ifvi '
Tha third presidential election In tha
United States waa the first campaign
characteriked by anything Ilka a strict
party contest Dissensions at home
and perils brought on by th French
revolution abroad, engendered almost
continuous Internal dispute through
Washington's seoond administration.
Th development and expansion of po
litical parties was the logical result
and mad Inevitable a party (trurgl
for the eholc of his aueceasor. Jeffer-
aon whA ha4 ntired from th depart'
m ant of aUt In 17l. waa th natural
leader of th Republican, wnti Jona
Adams, who was then completing his
second term aa vice president, was th
most available Federalist candidate.
HUH wa tnr no pany nuusninvry
for nominating Darty ticket and tt
t hare for becam a matter for common
agreement and consent. Acooramgir
JaffaraAn waa talned with Aaron Burr.
a w Tork poliUcisJi of prominence
and ability, as th Republic ticket,
whil Adam era olaed with Tbomas
lncfeaey. now nonorwa 11 in
tiator ot tb "panUa treaty, as th
Fe4rallstr oeiWata. -
It Intereatlng to t this cn-
rtectloo that tb rrtv nsro of RejMib
llcaas applied t th JcfferMtiiaa ticket
waa sjot th sam party wMc
applle today to th ticket of Mr. Tart
Cm th contrary, tb d cendanf of the
JefferwmiaB party ar IHDOcrats ratbor
tba Rerblkiana' -- . .... I
It rnuet be borne tn mtt4 t '"'
plnt U.at U eeaautauoa sow prevldedl
that each elector In the electoral col
lege should vole for two persons and
that th on receiving tha highest num
ber of votes should be president and
that the person receiving the next high
est number - of votes should be vlce
prosident. It la strange that th wis
dom aooarent In cractlcallv every other
lin of the constitution should not hav
foreseen the difficulty which this ar
rangement Invited. Quite naturally th
man with th second Urgent number of
votes would b the defeated candidate
for first plsc with th result tbst th
president and vice-prenldeot chosen
would b the two leading candidates
for the prenldency In th first place. ,
-Exactly thla anomaly become ap
parent in th campaign of 17M. Af-i
a ralltafl haateH caavaaa which waa
th flrat la th history of the country J
to tak on any suggestion ' of latter
day methods, th electoral college met- j
Adams, Federalist, received tb lo-.
toral vote of all tb northern state
except Pennsylvania and als thoa of 1
Delawar and a part of Maryland,
making a total of 71. whil Jefferson I
received nearly all th southern vote :
and also tb vet r rennavivaaia, a I
total of l. It thus happened that t I
FXierailat eaadldat for treidot be-1
cam th hd of thai government)
while th Rerobltcn candidal - for
president waa elected vtcw-prealdmt and ,
tn country was preeemeo wita 1 r
Impoealhl spectacle of aa administra
tion with a Federalist bead and Re
publican tall. la 1 eta tea tb lctor
wot- rhrtarn it onoular vo
tb ther a'x by the iglletere.
Ladies' SIdrts
S2.00 'or 1 different styles of ladle
Dress SKIrts; value to $4.95.
K3.50 fcr all styles seasonable stylish skirts,
every cut. style, and weave of cloth come in
thin splendid assortment. The cheapest skirt
in the stock retails regularly for $l,.oma a
high as $7.do. ,
c nn far a snlendld line of Ladles Van
tailored New Tork Skirts, 10 different Shape
and colors; values 10 aiz.aa.
ar.RA takes the very finest of fin grade Lav
Aem- Skirts. Kvervthlng goes In -Ihla Una
Values up to $14. No lady In Portland ahould
mis this skirt showing.
lO for a very fin line of I adles' Skirts,
Mostly Parle and ' New Tork models. Tour
pick and choice; value to :.
Children's Coals
t.J35 for Children' Box Coats 1 values to
2.50 for Children's Bearskin Coat; $1.11
values.
1200 Boys' Soils
Phrpried to n from tb free feet makers of
Boys' Suits from Chicago with instructions to
sell at any prtc w can get for them. Tb
entire lot goe oa Bale Saturday. 81 ie ( to
. beet all-wool fabrics; value t $!., at
' th fUt prtc of S2.50 Pr sulU
Men's Pants
1.1 Tl pair ef V aaj's Fin Dree Paata,
bought at tfr a ta dollar, will be sold a
. folio ws:
S1.0O for reguUr lit vaJaaa.
SlO for rag-Blar 1I.II raJoaex
2.00 for regnUr S4.M ralaea.
ft 3. OO for rg-olar $(. aa4'$T rsJuea.
HATS
8weet, Dmpster Co. sell their entire sur
plus stock of Hats with orders to be sacri
ficed with th rest of th merchandise, your
choice of anv hat-In the house. All colors,
soft and stiff; valuea up to $5.00. Your
choice $1.50.
Gents Furnishing Goods
Swarts Brother of Chicago sail their en
tire surplAs stock of Mens Fin Furnishings
to our eastern buyer for ready cash at $0
cents on the dollar.
104 fur Hen' All-Wool 2So Sox.
25 tor Man's 50o and 0o Caaslmer and
fancy Sox. ,
t:j0 and $1.00 Men' and Toung
Men's Sweat ere.
All-Wool Fleeced and Blood-
0 ribbed Underwear; value to $1.50.
All stvles Men's Neglige and
RWork 8hlrts; values to $1.71.
Dree and Work Q loves; value to
$1.15.
l.OO for best Scotch Derby-ribbed Under
wear, value $1.71 to $$.50.
ftl.BO for Men's Silk NegMree Fhtrts, ersam.
whit and ecru; value to $5.0.
ft l.OO for Men's Heavy Bin Flannel Shirts,
ail makes and styles; value to $$.50.
15e fr all make $e Suspender.
l.OO for Men s $2.50 to $$.$ Coat 9watra.
RlooinfaJd A Co- th great Chicago farrier.
ai: tb4r entlr stock of Womea s aad Chll-
sren'i Por to tb Poetoei 8tor with th ez
plidt order t U the mtlr aaaigameat aad
sell it ankkly
ft 1.25 for Lavnoe Keck Far wit gaamlaw
oa tails; reg-viar $1.50 value.
f2.25 f"r Ior r Keck fVrron and Keck
letea, rearolar llll value).
Cl.SO tr Oin-trwa'a For Beta, Mvffa. ta:
taawiar $i.t valaea.
A leading Cincinnati manafaotoror disposes
ef bis surplus gtook of
Ladies' Waists and
' Petticoats
at a- figure that enables na to give th ladles
of Foruand aom rar bargain.
50 for Ladies' Flannel Net Waists; valuea
to fl.O0.
95 for Black Pa teen Waists, all embroid
ered; values to 11.00.
1.25 for Gloria Silk Waists; valuea to $5.
PETTICOATS
85 for Ladles' Black Sateen Petticoats; val
ues to $1.75.
111.25 for Black Sateen Petticoats, deep
plaltings; regular $3.00 values.
1VASXXS' XOBB
10e for Ladles' fin Fleece-Lined Hose; reg
ular 15c value. -19t
for.' Ladles' S5o Ho.
2Se for Ladies' 50c Hone.
UVLS
Ladles rasclnators, lea-Wool Shawia, Scarfs,
etc. All half Dries.
Manufacturer's Surplus Stock
of men's and Womin
UURELAS
oiUB to nrm bostov rrosa at a
miDXCTJXOnaI,T Mw nQUAB.
Tha finest unrtmeii of TTmbrella ever
shown wet of CMoago repr anting tb out
pat of of tb forenaoet umbrella bouaea
th couatry. Every owe ruarnted. Beauti
ful eat oral wood, pearl, gold "aad liver
handler. lf-opeoera, etc.
7ftt for aU $1.5 and SIM rmbrallaa.
l.OO tet all $1.5 Cmbrella.
Sl.&O for an IIH aad $i.5 rmbrellaa.
S2.SO for an $5 and $t CmhraUaa.
All thee tTaabraliaa ami wk a'k mmmmm
and taaseia.
Housekeeping:
Goods
B. Baha St Co mannfacturers of honse
keeplng roods, sead their entlr orplu
stock to th Boston Btox to b turned Into
ready cash.
TOWERS
Th best grade, regular !5o valuea. Ruck Tow
els, 2 for 15c. .
25ct for ath Towels; regular 5 fa values, ;
PILLOW CASES
Best grade, large size. Pillow Cases. 1 for 254
SHEETS
454 for full-als Sheets: value up to 15a. ;
'or best grades full-sis 8 heats; value
BEDSPREADS
S1.25 for fla doubi Whit Bedspreads; reg
ular $2.50 values, .
S1.T5 for the very best ' Maraeli! Watt
Bedspreads; regular 13.50. values, ;
LACE CURTAINS
1t) for regular ti ll value lave Curtains,
S1.25 for beautiful Walt and Ecru Lac
Curieuia, fall all. : .
Many beautiful patterns; regular St 00 value.
COMFORTERS
ftl OO tfl !'re4 Cottoa Comfortrs; val
ue to $1.75.
fil.BO 'or fla fiat Comforters; n!i t-
III.
2.0O tor regular SI 59 Cott r.rV.'
t Aft for tb very beet gra i V
la. regalar $4 values.
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