The Oregon daily journal., October 11, 1908, Page 14, Image 14

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOtlftNAL, TORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNTNO. OCTOBER 11. 1003.
REALTY DEALERS INVADE GRESHAM : : .
AND SEE THE SIGHTS OF THE FAIR
Furniture
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Draperies
Carpets
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Doubtless you wish your home to be a little out of the ordin
ary, you want the furnishings to be distinctive and yet in good
taste. You want them to be harmonious, handsome and yet not
too expensive.
We can show you that stylish, well designed furniture and
artistic carpets, rugs and draperies cost no more than commonplace
or ugly pieces. Our whole stock, in every department, is a most
convincing proof; See it, and if you desire expert advice or assist
ance in any matters of style or color, arrangement, our decorative
department is at your service.
Interior of Main Building , at Gresha m Fair.
' TIi doling 4r of th OtestiAm rraor
1 fair 1TM taken advantage of ycaterday by
I about 50 members of the Portland Real-
, tr board, aa the occasion for a visit to
I the thriving little city In the eastern
, part of Multnomah county. The party
j numbered about 150 and consisted of
: realty dealers and their families, who
left First and Alder streeta at 1:15
o'clock yesterday afternoon, arriving at
Gresham an hour later. At the fair
grounds they were met by the mayor
and officials of the fair, escorted
through the main building and afford
ed an opportunity to see the splendid
agricultural possibilities of the rich and
fertile district tributary to Qresham.
While not a continuation of the Satur
day afternoon excursions Inaugurated
last summer by the Realty board and
which proved to be both pleasant and
profitable, the trip to Gresham was
thoroughly enjoyed by those fortunate
enough to go. . Leaving Qresham at
i:H0 the party reached the city at 6
o clock. .
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FIRST WEEK
SIDELINE, STORIES
J OF GREAT NORTHWEST
STOCK PENS AT TAXGBNT
Second Attempt Is Made to Secure
Facilities.
(Salon Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or., Oct. 10. A second at
tempt to secure stock pens at Tangent
through the railroad commission has
been made by J. E. Jenks. .Mr. Jenks
Season Tickets to Country
m i rtt -n Vs. . uuuu iu&uo uj J.
LlllD DflOW lieinet IflVen shows that from 10 to 16 carloads of
I stock are shipped from the vicinit;
to Employes as Christmas ffdui bflSalBi
Cards Results of Canyass
been glverV an Impetus by
of the Swift packing plant
th.r. will k. ninr .fXr-lr i
Christmas
to the- races
vass of the large office buildings are vicinity of Tangent and Shedds as the
some of the unique measures for sell- year s y.
d from the vicinity of
re-
Man
ager O'Brien of the Southern Pacific,
who says that not enough stock is
shipped from the vicinity to make it
worth while to establish stock pens at
that point
Mr. Jenks also says that in view of
the growing stock industry, which has
the erection
at Portland.
there will be more stock raised in the
Jng the tickets for the Country club
guarantee fund that were talked of at
the meeting of committees yesterday
afternoon.
It was announced that In all
tickets have been ' disposed of in the
xirsc ween s campaign, wmcn under all
circumstances is considered a remark.
DOUGLAS' FINE APPLES
n" t the North Powder station
With an" t V?!t ,t0r.1 84x60 f0t.
with an 8x58-foot freight platform.
LA GRANDE VISITS WALLOWA
Trip Is Made Orei; New O. B. & N.
Extension.
(Special Diptch to The Journal.)
La Orande. Or., Oct 10. Yesterday
was a great day for the business men of
Wallowa, the present terminua of the
U?ra 5xtfnslon of the O. R. & N.,
Th). I18lne.sA men of La Grande
mL h"' 200 Ij& QrB- citizens
among them a representative of nrar
& L 1" town.
z"v v v (.no new ranroal
b 51"" ntercourse with Its cltiaens.
i) th. t! r.. ? weal and so greatly
FT-,' '
G. Mack k Co
Fifth and Stark Streets
ens u
Record Price Realized on Umpqua
River Product.
(Rortal Ptfloatca to The Journal.!
Rosebure. Or.. Oct 10. James B.
Owlnr to the in-1 Smith of Wlnstons, residing on the
aoiy good recora. Owing to the in-1 w nmn um, jwioms on ino
ahilitv nt , mantr hnainoa. nun .n th, Iwaui river, five miles south of this
commltttees to devote much of their I city, sold his enormous crop of apples
time to the work - of canvassing for IQr an acre in the orchard, a
'tickets it was suggested at the meet-(rate of 12 par box. This 1b believed
ing that several paid canvassers be (to be the highest price paid for apples
(secured 10 visii tne merchants. This i any wnere. . i nere are several more or-
plan was taken under advisement byichards ln this county that have record
the committeemen but it was not de- breaking crops this year, and when
cmra to do anything along that line marketed will bring almost as high
until this week. price as this orchard.
Reports from the following heads of) Douglas county is not only growin
committees were receiyea yesterday famous for Its apples and strawberries,
showing new-subscriptions that , had but for Its crops of peaches. t runes.
.iSS-eBaait,?: .SL MI' P? T.he lands remain as cheap
iV,.iriMrTw o. m t Jr.. V? M mose or omer secuons or The state,
. aurance
( yards. 1
In addition to these The Journal re
ceiver letters yesteraay from j. a.
Hmlthers, 711 Sacramento street sub
northing for 10 tickets, and Charles
tsmlths, .22: a JU Thompson, ln-I ,,m h riMt,
aurance men, 15; a. M. Brown, stock-m.trt t,si. .i'."f:.S
s,10; There .were 10 miscellaneous. r;." T"'","r'iL",: "uv
ELKS' GRAND BALL
TO. WKt TTVrtr t mtrmat anrianHhlnv I
for fHve tickets. ' " " La Grande Antlered Tribe Will Dedl.
This week it is proposed to send a cate New Hall,
f Ice bulldlnsa anif have ' tomir 'n
;the building canvass each office for ,ff SJ15!' Oct. 10. The Elks
' aubscrlptions. The Christmas card i05 JM c'fy- whlJ,h "0,ne months
, ; Idea Is for business men to buy the !'?,FrchM1id Jhe a Commercial club
, iicxets ror a numner or their em- r't"rr. Vn "'"T r
'ployes and have them made- out ln , 3 . B a J"1,1.1.
, the form of Christmas cards, thus glv- Friday night ln honor of the hall's
. .uoir moo irto ucaets to tne ween s I "
. races next xau.
Adler May Go , Free.
: Adolph Adler, alleged to have at
tempted to extort $400 from Big Sichel
on a threat to do him bodily harm, and
BUILDING NEW DEPOT
escape trial and go free.
; ment against mm was
Strnctnre Burned at North Powder
to Be Rej daced.
(Rpeclnl rHpatoh to Tht JnnrnsI )
North Powder. Or.. Oct 10, Tho n
ndlct- I ral foreman of the building department
taireaay jnaictea py one grand Jury, may
tree. th lntiint-
auasheH hv Inrlira I of the O. R. & K ind H T rgtlmnrf.
vMorrow yesterday morning after Adler'sjA. Wendel, Is here with a full force of
" ' "lu "voui almoin tne entire woramen ana tne supplies necessary
morning arguing that the Indictment I for starting the building of a comblna-
1 tlon depot, to replace the one destroyed
DALLAS
DR. E. M.
OPTICIAN
Who has just returned from Europe, where for the
past six months he has been investigating the dif
ferent methods of EYE-TESTING by prominent
opticians in England, France and Germany, will
use the new WIESBADEN METHOD, which
caused so much talk in Europe, and is the most
wonderful science of its kind in finding the proper
glasses to be worn by the patient.
QUICK, ACCURATE AND
ABSOLUTELY CORRECT
NO EXTRA CHARGE will be made. Always
reasonable in price, you will find the workmanship
the 'best,, a rid the relief from the lenses immediate
and lasting.
DAILAS OPTICAL PARLORS
218-19 Failing BIdg., Cor. Third and Washington
SECOND FLOOR TAKE"ELEVATOR
na ple .enjov them
word to thelO.'lT&yN official! thS
they would like e houV of departure
FO8tiP0J,e,, Ths Wallowa county fair
'"JT?8: anl a fine stock parade
was held in the afternoon.
SALEM CITY ELECTION
Apparently Little Interest I, Taken
ln Coming Event.
(Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or., OoL 10. City primaries
for the purpose of selecting nominees
for city offices will be held at Salem
waeekrdays' TtT V"''", the nS
weex an the nations! election tnka
Fn1?5? Ias.t d!8 for nominal
f-,2etlonBKls Thursday, dctober 22.
There have hvn nn Ttii
ja j. - " fsuunuB Aiiea so
There mMmi h. ni. . . .
ihrPThn. election It .
wiu be a candidate for reelection. As
beenthofrfe?ed!tl0n" " 00Blct- a yM
IDENTITY IS UNKNOWN "
Scappoose Logging Train Wreck Vic
tim Used Alias.
(Special Dtapatea to The Journal.)
Rainier, Or., Oct 10 Countv (-.
ner Frank Sherwood has been besieged
with messages from all parts of th
Sim siuV w . . lne 'dentity of
Tom Smith who was killed in the Scan
poose logging wreck. The Tom 8mFh
who was klflerl wa . " DJS?"n
On coming to this country dropped
V?" ,?m" and took "P 2naaPof
-,-fi TIM!
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UMl'llilKl' M
SHANAHAN
RETIRING
SALE.
A Chance to
Make Money
By Spend
ing It
Y The pen, falters in attemotinjr to tell even oartlv the ffood things
. r - . ex I ci
we have prepared for you. . Our merchandise is advertised as it really
is. The trading house of thousands, that is what this store has been
for a quarter of a century and is today.
i am i Aiirnctw'i: cuafuaui&t from
RETIRING LmfftLllbL JIIiiHii BUSINESS
144-146 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN MORRISON AND ALDER
150
Fine Suits
All new
and up to
date styles, val
lies up to $35, now
$15.45
Elegant Tailor
Made Suits
In stripes of gray,
blue and brown,
values up to $30,
now
$19.85
HandsomeTail-or-Made
Suits
long coat effects,
alJthe popular col
ors, $35 val., now
$24.45
lLotFine Tailor-Made
Suits
In new military
In pretty stripes,
val. up to $22.50,
now
$12.50
Ladies' Fine
Long Coats
For winter wear,
new and up-to-date
styles, $17.50
value, now
$9.98
Misses Coats
In fancy checks,
with velvet collar ;
50 styles to select
from, reg. $7.50
and $10 val., now
.50
We Guarantee a Perfect Fit With Every Garment Bought of Us. No Charge for Alterations.
ONE APPLE INDICTMENT
John A. Scott Will Hv r.
Trial.
(Sperlal Dlapatca to The JToeraal.)
La Grande, Or.. Oct 10. John a
Scott bound over to the grand Jury
some 40 aava in on the charge of
SHTT PPle- nas been Indicted bv
the Union county grand Jury, and will
hare to face a trial tnr i. nn- ZL1
apple. So the Indictment reads, an
,? ""fu jiu cuinoi express him
self clearly. It Is said that his ner-
tuu BBiem w a wreca since his Incarceration.
EASTERN STAR MEETING
Different
Oregon Chapt
GaXhfr at Baker.
Will
CBPJl WPt to Tbe Joarn.l )
Jvorth Powder. Op rw-f i i ti..
cnapiers or IU oraer Of Eastern
Star at La Orande. Union. Sumpt " and
ttajti- "Vf WU1 ml ' ,h latter city
. r sorisi ana In-
stmetive purposes. La Orande will ex
emplify the work of epclal Interest at
this time and do the floor work for the
occasion.
40-Inch Black Cashmere, regular 50c value 35
42-Inch Black Panama, regular 75c value 48
40-Inch Melrose, regular 75c value 55
42-Inch Black Serge, regular 75c value 48
42-Inch Black Venetian, regular 75c value 48
50-Inch Black Broadcloth, regular $1.35 value. . .98f
50-Inch Black Ladies' Cloth, regular 85c yalue.,69
44-Inch Black Panama, regular $1.35 value .98
42-Inch Black Brilliantine, regular 85c value. . .58
42-Inch Black Diagonal, regular 75c value 48
Broken Jine ladies' Underwear in combination suits,
Vests and Pants, values up to $4.00, now. ... 49
$1.00 Golf Shirts, now 49tf
$1.25 Men's Shirts, now G9f
50c Men's Working Shirts 39$
65c and 75c Men's Shirts 43
75c Bib Overalls' r....49
Men's Heayy Socks 5
Boys' Suspenders 5
Men's Hose 7y2$
Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts 23
Men's Heavy Suspenders 23f
$1.25 Men's Woolen Und'wear 98
Men's Heavy Ribbed Und'wear 39
Men's Fancy Ti'es ..19f
75c Night Robes, now. . 42
15c Vests 8 1-3
I AM
RETIRING FROM
BUSINESS
LAWRENCE
SHANAHAN
144-146 THIRD-STREET
Bet Morrison and Alder
Ladies' fleece lined Gray Vests and Pants, special
value, regular 50c kind, now .25
Ladies' fleece lined Vests and Pants in gray, ecru and
white, regular 75c value 49
Ladies' Ypsilanti Combination Suits, all wool, in
gray, white and black, $5.00 and $6.00 values. .$2.50
Children's Combination Suits, fleece lined, regular
50c value, now 29
Boys' and Misses' Combination Suits, all sizes, regu
lar 75c value, now 48
Children's extra heavy fleece lined Underwear in
Vests and Pants, also drawers, 50c values. 25
7 i . :
50c Ladies' Hose ...22
15c Ladies' Hose 9
50c Ladies', Vests .22
25c Children s Stockings. . . .12i
$1.25 Night Gowns... 79
$1.00 Ladies' Skirts
$1.00 Ladies' Drawers r. .V. ...5tty
Ladies Black Lace White Feet
Hose 11
Children s Black Hose, double
Knee and Soles, reg. 12JAc
value .8 l-3
Children s Imported Ribbed
. Hose, full finished, regular
50c value 19
THREE INDICTMENTS
3 far-ion County Grand Jury IVrnrna
More Reports,
(Utrm Birm ef Tk. JnerMLI
Balem. Or. Oct. 10. Marian
grand Jury returned three Indictments
this mnrninr. One was ar.in.t re
ward Murray. arcud of thm i-
r." ""renat on" against James A.
Walker, charred with hnr.t.
against Chrle Moore, charged with d. i
facing a build inc.
Fir Xadictnwat hj Graad Jury, j
The October frand Jury returned Its !
first Indictments this morelac. fladlna '
fire true bills and fear tin tnm Ktr '
arafast the foUewtna- men: FV4 prood-'
foot, rfimlnal aMull; Lennanl Hlt. f
rbberr: fyi Johnmnn arut Cti.tlM :m i
"tfwi rnmmw, mna wear rartn. imrrny I
Not trae bills were re4araW inimi .
Jnhn W"fclt. imwM wltk a aarerms
Comforter Calico in new oriental designs, regular
8 l-3c value, now. 5
Apron Gingham, regular width and standard make,
in checks only, 8 l-3c value, now 5
32-Inch Percale, 6,000 yards, all new designs in white
ground and colored figures, 12 c value 8
Scotch Dress Ginghams in pretty plaids, checks and
stripes, regular 15c value, now .9
Outing Flannel, a good assortment of colors that
wash well, regular 7jc value, now 4y2$
Heavy Daisy Flannels, they come in cream, light
blue, pink and white, 15c value. 9
Fancy Durban Flannels in new designs for kimonos,
regular 2y2c value, now 71
Heavy Outing Flannels, a splendid line of fancy
checks and plaids, regular 20c value
New Velour Flannels with border, for kimonos, all
pretty colors and designs,-15c value
Comforters in extra size, regular $1.25 value. .' .89
Comforters in big size, $1.98 value. SI. 19
Comforters in big size, $2.50 value. $1.95
Comforters in big size, $3.50 value. -. .$2.19
Comforters in big size, $4.50 value , $2.69
Blankets worth 98c, now 49
Blankets worth $1.50, now .98
Blankets worth $2.00, now .......$1.29
Blankets wortl $2.65, now. $1.75
Blankets, white or colored, worth$4.00, now.. $2.50
Blankets, white or colored, worth $5.00, now. .$3.00
Blankets, white or colored, worth $6.00, now.. $4.00
Blankets, white or colored, worth $7.50, now.. $5.00
Blankets, white or colored, worth $8.00, now.. $0.00
Blankets, white or colored.jvortrr $9.00, now. .$0.75
Waata f 30.000 Danaire. .
Oiarrlro at anill.a ttm illMiif.
aw Karl Wrrn. rambllBg (aperaUnc 1 Knew, a .Jntr bee broaM eelt ta
- w.vc im urcatx conn rat iie.wa. 2 ne
Plaint iDfrH that Reed, wbe la aa
aad berHor. has been fntartalnlnc and
lirtnr with Krcrefa wife for rnnre than
a rr In a relattai restdeaca at til Eaet
Thirtr -eight street.
. . . .
Ifera la ana man who does not limit
bfmeelf ta etht bonrs ef wnrk a dar.
A farmer a the Blsarartb distrtct,
Warwtrkshlra, IXrlend. has crtad a
local recard la connect oa a 11 the
i - "l "
hay harreat by working la aae f.tld tr
Mi!! 'r, He beaaa cat-
tin at : a. m. and waa4 at It
rlw at alrbt. ka tka Sraaa was