The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 19, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19. 1908 10 G ET HALF Reported That Dr; Pearsons AVill Make Generous Dona- tion Educational Con gress Closes VTitli JElabo rate Banquet. ';: Walla Waila,; Waalu, Nov 19. The educational cpngresa closed last night with a monster banquet, tendered Dr. P. - K. t Pearson, ln; the grymnaslum of Whitman college; which . - ai trans formed Into huga dining halt" Table were prepared for 500 guest and all were filled-; trttters were, rea.d from Albert E. gnaw, editor of the Kevlcw of Reviews, and Gilford Pinchot. chief forester, expressing their regrets that could not attend,. Howard Eliot, pre- Every Man Read This : This treatment Is said to have acquired a wonderful reputation throughout the east, owing to Its peculiar propensity to fortify the nerve force- and generate health '- and a consequent personal mag- netisro, so essential to the happi ness of every normal human be ing. It Is claimed to be a bless-' Ing to, those who are physically Impaired, gloomy, despondent, nervous and who have vembllng of the limbs, dizziness, heart pal pitation, cold hands and feet, in- mom n la, fear without cause, tim- idity in venturing; and general In ability to act rationally as others do. Also of vest benefit to writ era professional men, : office workers and the .victims of so- ? clety's late hours and overindul gence in wines, liquors, etc - By preparing the treatment at home secretly, no one need know , of another's trouble, - while that Ingredients are much used In fill ing various prescriptions, so that even the purchase of them sep . arately need occasion no timidity. If the reader decides to try" It, get three ounces of' ordinary syrup earsaparllla compound, and one ounce compound fluid balmwort: mix and let stand two hours; then get one ounce com pound essence cardiol and one ounce tincture cadomene; mix all " together, shake well and take a teaspoonful after; each .meal . and one at night. This contains ' no opiates . whatever,, and may also be used . by women who suffer with their nerves with absolute certainty of prompt and lasting benefits. , Ident of the Northern Pacific, sent a ujiegrain expressing tils regret. A. Jk II I Her of Portland was the first speaker. He was introduced by Oeorge Turner, of Spokane, who was toast master. In his. official -capacity as tireniueni or me ooara or overseers. Mr. Mills represented Harvard. He spoke with regret of the fact that Pres ident. .Knot "was not able to be present. He said that Oregon offered Whitman me ngni nana or fellowship. Liv ingstone of Portland followed him. He spoke briefly ashe had to leave oa an early rain. -.-- I-r. Pearsons was introduced, but had such a cold - that Professor W. . Ly man read hla speech. An ovation was riven JJr. Pearsons when he was intro duced, all the guests standing; t and cheering for nearly two minutes. - I II tin. mmarm-m wam. Camiial T I ( 11 ' O. Remington, Philadelphia; Thomas Do- vai, Seattle; president Mortnrop, .Minne apolis; Thomas Burke, Seattle. The congress haa been a great suc cess. While many expected large gifts would be announced at the banquet last night, tnis was not - tne pian or ina promoters of the new Whitman. It Is understood that Dr. Pearsons will give J500.000 to the movement, although ne wui not veruy it, , FOOTPADS SUSY DESPITE POLICE Keep Away From Guarded (Mine Terminals but : Work Elsewhere. Another case of burglary haa been added to the police record.- which is al ready swollen out of shape with the number of crimes that have been reportr ed lately. - Although : a, k police record of crimes for the entire country states that. Portland has fewer for a city of her size than any other city In the United States. It - is evident from the present . flood that Portland is getting hers in a. bunch. , . .. . , John Mahonev. who rooms In the Pleasant hoteL Third and Taylor streets, found that things were not so pleasant In those apartments after all, on re turning to fals abode a few nights ago. Someone had entered hla room and stolen five shirts and $11. The man who stole his-effects, he believes, is a man whom he had befriended and whose name Is Ed Waooda. Mahonev has furnished the - police with a full de scription, of the alleged robber. Defiant Misonrian. From the Hallsvllle News. ' The editor of the News wants It un derstood that this paper la no longer a country newspaper. Within -six months we have been twice threatened wltn suits If we don't crawfish, and these fellows have sent us intelligence about what thev were arolnar to do to our coun tenance when they saw us. -- We haven't back peddled yet, and are proceeding on the theory mat tne other zeuows went Dllna. , : . j. ..;; Th officeholder -feels that one rood term aeaerves snoiner. ' In the hopes of apprehending' the polka dot thugs last night. Chief Grits macher ordered Captain Moor to in struct the men on his relief to)-' watch the terminus of the different streetcar lines, but fKe diligent efforts of the bluecoats failed to bring forth any new clues as to the whereabouts or identity of the robbers who held up the Brook- . . j i . i i . . ..'. Tuesday night. - - , Whether the thugs became a war of the oresenoe of . the ttolice at the ends of the different carlines or were simply resting on tne rruits or tneir crimes or the previous nights la a matter that re mains to be solved, but Is expected that the stick-up - men will- soon -show their heeds again. The police believe that, encouraged by the success of their two previous jobs, the men are certain to make further at tempts either on the streetcars or on pedestrians. No one answering the de scription of either of the thugs has been apprehended and unless the robbers are caught while at work, there seems little prospect of causing their arrest or of learning their hiding place. . The detectives have been Instructed to visit all the pawnshops In search of the watches stolen from the car crews, but It is evident that the thugs are dispos ing Of their returns to confederates In other cities or are waiting until the po lice have given up the hope of appre hending them. - - t Two highwaymen , held up Henry Scharren, who lives at J66 Twenty-first street, last night,. but owing to their ap pearance and the fuct that they were wearing good clothes the police hesitate to y that they bel lovehem- to- be the same men who held up the streetcars. It would be possible, however, for the thugs to have supplied themselves with new outfits from the hauls of the. first two nights of the week, - Scharren had only a little small change with him of which the robbers relieved him. - A laborer named John Noreska was strong-armed at the union depot ' and forced to hand over what little money he had. His . description of the high waymen, who did not wear msHkn. r. sembles that given by Scharren. J lLtmi beer. Which Is noh-alcnhAll has been Invented . by a Pittsburg PlEllSilllT THIEF STEALS SHIRTS re LAWYER FINDS ECZEMA CURE Attorney at Xolina, SL, Writes How Be Waa Znduoed to Try Oil of Win. ' , tergreea Compound. There is nothing that will convince a lawyer except evidence, - JNOW, nere IS some rumor imruini evidence of a almnle home cure for ec zema which convinced one lawyer. F. C. Entrtken. attorney at aioune, iu. e tells how oil of wlntergreen compound mixed with thymol and glycerine, as In D: D. D. Prescription, cured him In (0 days after 82 years of suffering. "For SS years," writes Attorney En trlken, "I was troubled with ecsema, scabs all over my face, body and head. I could run a hair brush over my body and the floor wonld be covered with scales enough to fill a basket I tried everything, salves, internal medicine, X-Kay all without result. Last winter the colleae at Iowa Cltv wanted me to come there and show" my case to the students. I said. "Cure me and I will come.. They said, "no cure," so I did not go. "Just a month ago I was induced to try D. D. D. Prescription. The itch was relieved Instantly: so while I had little hope of a cure, I continued to use the rmw1v. Tt la 1nnt a. month now and I am completely cured. I . have not a particle of itch and the scales have dropped off. - - "I can only say again CUKE SISOOT SrrtED. L anr now starting all eczema surrerera on me rigm iracav The explanation of Mr. Kntrlken's cure Is thlsr 0. D. I. Prescription, un like any other remedy, is a penetrating liquid; it gets into the skin, not over the skin. Its mild, soothing ingredients build up the tissue, and at the same time numbing, then Killing, then remov ing the eczema germs. Cure after cure has been brought to our attention and always that instant , relief from the awful Itch. " ' Skldmore Drug Co.; Woodward, Clark ft Co. '.., These special agents indorse D. D, D. Prescription: St. Johns Pharmacy. St Johns, J. C. Wyatt, Vancouver, Howell r jones, Oregon uity. MR ?; ; ; NOW IN FULL PROGRESS 142 First "St., Near Alder i lp .-f '-. .''-'. . ' '" "'-' .'-."'-" - ;" " "; i' " : ; ' ' 1 " "i ,r - .-)'. - f. '''" ' 1 .. - . -, M 1 - . ' This sale & the event of the hour. No man of good common sense and saving habits can afford' to miss it $32,800 worth of Men's and Youths high-grade Fall and Winter Suits and ( being sacrificed at about one fourth their actual worth. Overcoats' are Nolhlng Reserved! Nothing Spared! The Ax Applied to Everything! NOW is your chance to secure high-grade, tailor-made clothing for men and youths at less than the cost of manufacture grasp it, don't let it slip by. Such opportunities seldom knock at your door, j No v excuse for father, nor son to go without a seasonable, stylish Suit or Overcoat, when such desirable up-to-date garments are offered at such' ridiculously low prices. ' ' s ; READ! ' WONDER ! INVESTIGATE! : , . - MEN'S BUSINESS,. SUITS, strictly all-wool, substantially tailored and trimmed;' d flC' worth $12, sale price. ......,. PW sO MEN'S BETTER SUITS, in cheviots, tweeds and worsteds, hand-finished, absolutely reliable for wear and color; worth $18.00, y flj J? A sale price. .... . . ... . . . . . f . . . .tjv r tJ. MEN'S HIGH-GRADE SIJITS strictly nand tailored, all wool and of remarkable durability and shape-retaining qualities, various materials and colors; worth $25.00, sale. - C price POnrO MEN'S OVERCOATS, beautiful materials and colors; worth $18.00, sale . MEN'S BEST OVERCOATS AND CRAVE- w- yrwrw 9 r r - w. ssssa wear TES, for social and business J J Q gg YOUTHS' SUITS, from 14 to 20 years, depend- able makes, materials and colors, up to date in every respect; worth $18,00, sale . A jjj price. . . 4 . . . . .J)T,yO YOUTHS' FINE SUITS in the best materials and shades made and trimmed to satisfy the most particular ;vorth $20, sale CCJ Q C price ..... . . . . . . ; I)O.Mp r YOUTHS' -LONG OVERCOATS in vanous materials and colors ; worth $15 ,' (J - Q C " sale price . ... . . : . ....... ...... . tyO7 0 YOUTHS' BETTER OVERCOATS in fancy mixtures, well tailored and trimmed, C Q WZ full length; worth $20, sale price... . . tyOjstJ YOUTHS' BEST OVERCOATS, for (JjV A r all occasions, decidedly irst-class . , .'. v ttO - OPENING EVENINGS C. J. O'NEIL, Sale Manager Remember, nothing but first-class up-to-date garments offered at this great sale and another chance like this may never offer itself again. Take advantage of the opportunity. ? 142 First St., Near Alder : . 1 r ... STBkSaMBHBBBSBSBWSVSBaSSaHSPSWSBBteBaBBSsMBWSBSaBBl ' t- . : TTTrrr -.. .... . . v ' .. . 1 . . , , . - ' . J 1 11 1 1 : i i ii i n ii i mi ii iii in mrr i ' i ii mil wim ii mm 1 1 .iii.ii ir ,i ,n,i ' '- ' ' .. ' . : : : --,. t - I .i - -..j.... . ........ . miiiir- - .. 'Tm7rm"mmmmTrrrrT:.'..::'" ........ . ------ wwi. mw a I , - , ,. :zz,m, 11 ;r ini. 1 ." .. ..; 'V"11" . : 11 -1 , t ' 'i 3 ' . 1 ' - :. .. .. .,. - - , . - s.-.v-y-.-,---'' .... II ml r vTJ - h - A fcr&-U ii .'I ; i w : ' IS f,'A Important Advice Latest Have word fro mour eastern manufacturing connection! that we will have at least 500 of the new style coat on our floor by Saturday or Mon day.' , 1 . - " iiADiES, DON'T BUY A GOAT For Goodness Sake Don't Buy a Coat Until You See the New Style Coat But Will Not Be Ready for Unlimited Delivery Till Friday or Monday Cuts displayed in this ad are not the new-style Coats,but are cuts of the Goats we are selling at HALF PRICE, tne same style Coats as are being sold around town atfull price. nil I it. XT .t ' . 1 ' . f 1 1 viwi. au ucojcis m me enure iMoruiwcst sKinnea a mue or city diocks. ione.oi;inem nave jne coat--cani get it; don't know where to get it if they could ; couldn't get it made if they had one,! and they would hate to anyway for it's J. M. Acheson's.-and three bier Eastern e-arment-makiac establishments' coat. . T. M. Acheson iust returned Children's, Misses' Coats This half-price offer includes the mall; no reserve, for we will have the new fall style coat soon. Now Here's Bargains All our present FALL STYLE COATS AT 60 ON THE DOLLAR. These are about the same garments in style as all the stores are show ing; better come in, get a good $10 coat for f 5 or a $15 coat for f 7 or a $40 coat for f 20; these are bargains with a vengeance., j. - i- - . . Ladies all over the northwest who see this ad, a&V your dealer to get you one of the new-style coats. If he won't, send to us for one for you, you write direct to us. State coloriand- 6ize wanted.' The' quicker you get your order in, the quicker you will get it, for. we can deliver only as fast as( -the three factories can make them- and you know we have to supply the eastern demand. ' . -; - , ; Millinery at Half Price Don't fail to find our store. When you do, you will find the largest garment floor in Portland and a great millinery department, the latter mn4nt.i v.. ... card, who can ltell you when a hat becomes vnu.-. - ; - t o a - - - trom JSiew York, where he went to make arrangements for the bringing out of this style of garment. He went East late on purpose, so the wealthy dealers could not steal the garment. The style of this Coat already foreshadows , Spring styles in Suits and Jackets,, so you may know it is an innovation in garment styles. It is from the present Fall styles as great and as beautiful a change as happened five years ago when;the Monte Carlo Coat came out, and you will remember the Monte Carlo came out late, nearly November 1, by prominent New York designers. n n. ww s u jn4 u ,u jm Jki. M. JLLJl.l-J in u w w L. M II H 11 ill i A M. ' M 1 W U - - -Jlf NOTICE 1 Cuts displayed in this ad are not the new-style has been pronounced the most beautiful, practical and sensible Coat that has appeared for years, even, rivaling the r.fJJSSi famous Jfonte- Carlo. For, mark you, anyone can wear it, and it looks splendid on anyone-itout ladies, slim ladies, fowli at full nriS 9 short ladies, tall ladies it suits them all. You may well know that we would not dare do this (tell you not to buy ' . - a coat) if we didn't have the Coat; for we now have hundreds of this Fall's style Coats (elegant Coats of their style, - '' ' .such as are being shown in all Portland stores and the entire United States). But we don't want you to get bit on an old-style Coat at a big price, so we advertise some days ahead v ?rl.Vim w! can deVver n.ew ?,ats for yu nt to buy a Coat till the new-style Coat get here. We have shouted this advice just as soon as we received the first advance samples vtch w dld yesterday; six of them). These samples have been at once, distributed to different places in the Northwest. The Coat will also this-week appear in the East in , Chicago, Uetroit, bt. Louis, Isew York and Acheson & Co. is in on the sale of the Coat back there, and don't you forget that. Kind of funny, ain't it, for us to go to all the trouble and expense of writing all this when we only'have two samples of the New-Style Coat in our house. It must be an' elegant garment to merit such confidence; but it's J a J"st the same. And these two are spoken for, sold; but we won't let them go until we get in others. However, Ladies, Ave will show you our confidence. All present- v style Coats to clean them out, go AT HALF PRICE . . . . - , . . , -" .. All who want these present-stle Coats Empire, Directoire, Full Nippon, Princess. Empire, half-fitting, tight-fitting, etc., in all the different kind's of cloth (Broadcloth Black, iAeCBro' et:.ATseys'r Twecds' E'cant Grays, Stripes, Tans, all kinds at HALF PRICE on, Ladies', Misses' and Girls' Coats. Just the regular selling price this means: t flCoat8.;iof,$aj $llCoats for $5.50 $12 Cokts for $6; -$15 Coats for $7.50 ; $18 Coats for $9 f $20 Coats for $10; $25 Coats for $12.50 ; $30 Coats for $15 ; $35 Coats f6r $17.50 ; f38,,Coat.for $19; $40 Coats for $20; $45 Coats for $22.50; $5QT Coats fof $25, etc- Now,' if you want snap and bargain, come and get them. . - tui! eSil v'hlle in ew j0 secured a big bunch of extra good Suit Bargains for you took all the cloth a big factory had, and this manufacturer is considered at the top of the bunch there. , WelK Acheson took all the fine Suitings he had left, had it made tip into certain styles, both new and practical, just what you want the finest goods .they, had, regular from. $40.00 to $50.00 stuff. He eot.it all made up into snappy bright style suits so that we are enabled to give ft A A BARGAIN WE you a price of . f .....UU ARE SURE i Acfiesoo: Cloak Mi :Siiitj - Gomeaev 148 PRTH STREET--ACHESON BuiUDING U. 4 - All papers published in PorUind or .elsewhere who want to publish this ad: please call on us at We. Guess this is new reading matter.-J. M. A. - i, ,, iii--- mMiMiSM) isii si i i i i i - ' . ' ' '..'-',.'' V V i " '' " - : ' - " NOTE In our window Saturday evening and Sunday we will display the rough draft model garment which Mr. Acheson packed to New York for the des5ners to gaze at, which resulted In the New-Style Coat -