The Oregon daily journal., November 26, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

'THE - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 26. 1908.
Successor to vl
Njnpareil Cloak House
Manufacturer of Fine Furs
Retailer
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of Cloaks and Suits
"BETTER VALUES"
334 Washington St. two Entrances 124 Seventh St.
The Entire Stock ol the NonpareilTogether
SILK PETTICOATS
DRESS SKIRTS
These garments are all this season's best styles. In all the plain color
ings and fancy mixtures. In strictly tailored and trimmed effects.
AU$7.50 Dress Skirts .83.85
All $12.50 Dress Skirts ... $6.75
The woman who means to give herself or somebody else
the pleasure of a silk petticoat cannot do. better than buy if now.
$5.00 Silk Petticoats, fulf width r .82.55
$7.50 Guaranteed Silk Petticoats, beauties $3.05
With trie Surplus Slock ol Mann & Lovejoy, 88 University Place, New York, W. Y., on Sale Tomorrow at About Hall Price
i 'I
Beautiful Tailored Suits
On this great money-saving occasion we truthfully
say that this is the most extraordinary suit offering ever
given jn this city. The goodness of these garments are
apparent at a glance.
$17.50 Tailored Suit $9.85
In black and blue only we offer an exceptional value .
in zrlong coat style suit, in either broadcloth , dQ O C
or serge; gored skirt. Regular $17.50 value. cDx.OO
$30.00 Tailored Suit $15.65
Dandy selection of regular $30.00 suits in a host of fancy
We bought this "stock at a fraction of its real worth. Every garment was but
recently made: the newest style the highest class of tailoring.
A CROWD COMPELLING SALE OF RARE IMPORTANCE. INCLUDING
GARMENTS OF INDIVIDUALITY AND ELEGANCE
serges ana stripes;, ootn. plain
An incomparable
$15:65
weaves, broadcloth,
and trimmed styles,
bargain . ,
$45.00 High Grade Suit $24.75
Which are in fabric, finish and fashion, perfect. Some
of thejp are severely plain, others are finished with satin
trimming and buttons and novelty braid. You can select
hipless or semi-fitting models and have your choice of
countless materials, all of which are of all-wool, as well
as in all the smart shades and stripe combinations. The
skirts are, of course, cut long because this season styles
are decided in their individuality. .Every coat is lined
throughout with satin and the skirts are in the gored
effect. This is the biggest opportunity A HL
ii Portland at O
Excellent Coat Values
Desirability of styles, uniform high quality and unprece
dented low prices combine to make this the most popular event
the present season has developed. Mann & Lovejoy's Coats
are the real "classy" kind. We're proud to be able to offer
these Coats at such prices.
$6.00 Black Kersey Coat $3.25
Got about 50 of these Coats, all loose backs, trimmed dQ 0
with velvet, lined throughout. Think of it vuuv
$18.00 Nippon Coats $9.85
Those popular striped Nippon Coats, half lined, light rtQ Qj
and dark colorings ; less than other stores buy them for.aeOi)
$22.50 Novelty Coats $11.85
All satin-lined Broadcloth Coats Largest and greatest assort
ment of styles ever shown for the money. Black and colors, fine
broadcloths and kerseys, empire and directoire styles; semi-
fitting, collarless models, trimmed with fancy braids and satin
strappings; partly lined or lined throughout,
for ,
$11.85
$30.00 Sample Coats $15.65
Most of these are coats that haven't been shown in this city,
Just in from New York. In a host of fancy and plain; d
effects. Richly lined in satin. Greatest value ever. . .OlDeOt)
FUR
WE'LL SAVE YOU 25 PER CENT ON FURS. WE MAKE THE FURS WE SELL. YOU
CAN BUY OF US WITH CONFIDENCE. OUR GUARANTEE STANDS BACK OF
EVERY GARMENT. REMODELING
AND REPAIRING AT VESY SPEblAL PRICES
GRANGE UPHOLDS
CASE III OREGON
National Bodv Declares Its
Sympathy in Direct Legis
lation Fight Here.
The national grange in its recent ses
Ion took a strong position In favor of
direct legislation, and particularly with
reference to the suit now pending in
which the Pacific Telephone ft Telegraph
company seeks to overthrow the initia
tive and referendum in this state. The
grange has consistently favored all con
servative plana of popular governmental
models, Including direct legislation, the
. primary laws and popular election of
senator, me mens or tne national or
ganisation with respect to dtrevt legisla
tion and the Oregon case are set forth
In the following resoltnjons, adopted in
the recent session at Washington, I). C:
"Whereas, The effectiveness of direct
legislation through the initiative and
referendum In throwing machine Influ
ence and its value in maintaining the
truly representative character of our
form of government has been demon
strated wherever it has been tried;
"Whereas, This system Is becoming
a part of the fundamental law of an
increasing number of commonwealths
' through state constitutional, amend
ments; and
"Whereas, One of the great corpora
tions of the United States is seeking
through the United States supreme court
to completely destroy this safeguard of
the liberties of the people; and
' "Whereas, The state grange of Ore
gon Is leading in the fight to maintain
in the courts the right of self-government
for the people of this nation;
therefore, be it
"Resolved, That vie national grange
in forty-second annual session 'assem
bled, herebv declares its earnest sym
pathy with the people of Oregon and of
other states which have this system in
their state constitutions In their strug
gle for its preservation and glvelt our
moral support." -
25 per cent off on watches atMeti
ger's, 342 Washington street.
Companies Incorporated.
(Salem Bnrnii of The Jonrnsl.t
Salem, Or.. Nov. 2. Articles of in
corporation have been filed in the office
of the secretary of state as follows:
Coos-Currv, Osrhard Tract: principal
office, Portland; capital stock. $50,006;
incorporators, R. F. Crittenden, E. E.
Merges and I A. McNary.
crescent construction company: prm
SAYS PAIR ARE
SAFE-CRACKERS
C. A. Johns, a man about 45 years of
age, and Just Johnson, a 17 year old
boy who says he comes from Stockholm
Sweden, were arrested yesterday, by
Detective Tom Coleman at First and
Madison streets and charged at the
police station with vagrancy. They
are . believed, however, to be yeggmen
and Coleman expects to be able to prove
that they are expert safe blowers who
have been operating in this vicinity for
some time. When arrested they both
wore new suits of clothes which they
RaJ nicy purt'iinsea yemeraay. int man
ad about 8150 in his DOasession and
the boy 165. Neither can tell where he
got the money.
The man and the bov have been
rooming together but have frequently
been away for a day or two at a time
ana ine orncers say that, the disap
pearances are usually coincidental with
the crack in a- of some safe. Detertlve
Smith claims to have discovered that
iney soia in fortiand some chains which
were stolen rrom a store robbed at
rtyssa, ur., recently.
Do This for Yourself
Tou owe it to yourself, if you need a
tonic, to buy Sexine Pills, 'the great
nervA ft nrl ktmiv hu 4 1 H.n Vrtnm 1 1 - w.
six boxes f 5. with full guarantee for all
forma of weakness. Address or call
The A. J. Clemenson Drug Co., oorner
eecona ana x am mil streets, Portland,
Or. The store that carries all the great
r
cipal office, Medford; capital stock. $60,-
ard S. Dudley
000; Incorporators. W. I. Vawter, How-
ma J. m. itesmes.
BKOKE PAROLE SO
GOES BACK TO JAIL
veorge Lawrence was brought back
from Kelly Butte yesterday and lodged
In the city Jail, preparatory to taking a
trip to Minnesota, where he is badlv
wanted by the authorities. Lawrence
is a paroiea prisoner from, the Minne
sota penitentiary, who decided that the
climate of that strenuous state was not
good for his health end accordingly
broke uls parole by skipping out for
uregon. Me was caught here and given
10 days on the rockplle pending the ar
rival of Minnesota officers to take him
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TWO ATTORNEYS
ADMITTED TO BAR
(Salem Bureaa nf The Journal.)
Salem. Or.. Nov. !. C H. mnA W r
McCullock-were admitted to the bar by
the supreme court yesterday on presen
tation ot certificates from the state of
Illinois. . ...
TZZro la Oniy Ono
OSCO TKt WORLD OVER TO OUKSA OOLO tM OKT OAT, '
AhniTg temember th full name. Look :J&: Yf ffL
BiiaWe. tiL troy.- M V. iffjXSt
POLLS GUN WHEN
IHSULI RESENTED
i.ngelus Trokus Forgets
About rolice, But O'Brien
Ha'ppens Along.
Angelus Trokus is another of th
brave men who seem to think that a
gun is necessary to their heroism. He
was arrested last niRht at First and
Taylor streets, at J:S6 o'clock, by Offi
cer J. W. O'Brien and booked at the po
lice station on. the charge. of carrying
concealed weapons, but a more serious
complaint may be made against him be
fore he gets out of his present trou
bles. .
Just before lie was arrested he had
Insulted two ladies, sisters of Lou
Rlggs, at 2S9H Front street. When
Rlggs, an (re red at this, called lilm down,
Angelus Trokus drew a revolver and
threatened to shoot Rlggs. That was
about the time the officer appeared on
tae scene of action and took charge of
Angelus ana the gun.
AP
AID
II
Charles Dana Gibson, the noted artist
and creator of the Gibson girl, and Nor
man Hapgood. editor of Collier's Week
ly, were the guests of Governor Cham
berlain "last night at a dinner given
at the Commercial club. In honor of
the two distinguished visitors the eov
ernor invited a number of prominent
Portland men to meet ills guests. Mr.
Hapgood and Mr. Gibson left this morn
ing ror a trip up the Columbia to Cas
cade Locks. ITnon their return to Pnrf
land they will leave for Seattle and will
go from there to their homes in New
X OI K,
AT THE THEATRES
Wines and Liquors.
Special this week, old table claret, one
doxen quarts, $2.75; white wine, one
dozen quarts, $2.75: Burgundy, very
nne, one dozen quarts. $4.50; sauterne,
extra quality, one dozen quarts, $5.
Free delivery. National Wine company
Fifth and Stark. Phonei Main 6499,
A-4499.
JAPANESE SLAVERS
ADMITTED TO BAIL
f Unit) Pre Leased Wire.)
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 26 With the
consent of the government, S. Ishklawa,
K. Katayama, M. Minama and nis wire,
H. Minama, the Japanese arrested with
Cantaln T. R. Gawlev. charted with
Illegally bringing Japanese women into
the united states, have been admitted
to bail In the sum of $1000 each, with
the exception of Mrs. Minama, whose
bond was fixed at looo. The case or
Captain Gawley Is set for hearing to
morrow before commissioner Arm
strong.
FURSFURS FURS
Ladies and Gentlemen Take a Look
at the furs and note the reduced prices
in the Third street show window ol Mc
Allen ft McDonnell.
WIDOW ACCUSED OF
KILLING HUSBAND
(United Frees Letaed Wire.)
Paris, Nov. 26. Madame Adolph
Steinheil, widow of the artist, who was
murdered in his studio last May, was
arrested today by the police charged
with' being an accomplice in the crime.
Madame Stelnheil denies. her guilt.
The accused woman recently Issued a
statement In whicji she declared that
Alexander Wolff, a son of her former
cook, killed her husband for the purpose
of robbery. She maintained that she
hsd been frightened Into keeping her
knowledge a secret The issuance, of
the statement caused her arrest by the
authorities. . . .
Wolff was subsequently arrested and
his mother and sister are being detained
as' witnesses. - . . , , .
Remy Coulllard. a chauffeur; -ho was
taken Into custody because a peart bo
Inaging to the murdered man was found
inWj0wetelctu vai later released, r :
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"Texas" at Heilig Tonight.
The Thanksgiving attraction at th
Helllg theatre, tonight and continuing
tomorrow and Saturday nights, with a
Bneci.il nrice matinee saturdav After
noon, will be the Interesting western
play. "Texas." Seats are now selling
at the theatre for the entire engage
ment.
Rice and Cady t the Baker.
"Hip, Hrp. Hooray," which the well
Known comedians. Rice & Cady, are
offering at the Baker this week, is so
named rrom being a travesty on college
life and all the customs so prevalent at
our modern schools of learning. There
are pretty girls, typical college boys
and all kinds of bright and catchy mu
sic.
"Strongheart" at the Bungalow.
Packed at every performance this
week the Bungalow is scoring another
triumph with ine famous college play,
"Strongheart." which Baker Stock com
pany is presenting with such splen
did success. The scenes are laid at
Columbia college and the principal char
acter is an educated Indian.
Scat Sale Tomorrow.
The advance seat sale will open to
morrow tf rioayi morning a ooxornce,
the Helllg theatre, for Henry Miller's
military play, "On Parole," which will
be the bill at the above theatre next
8unday and Monday nights presented
ny me clever players wiuard Alack and
Miss Maud Leone.
Playing With Klectriclty.
The stranaest vaudeville nerfnrmano
ever given is tne act or t..an Herman
at the Grand this week. Herman plays
with death-dealing electricity with Im
punity and he is so electrified him
self that he can administer shocks to
others. He electrifies furniture and
even fruit. This is an educational as
well as an amusing act.
"We Are King" at the'atar.
A. W. Cross presents Edmund Csrroll.
whose success in "We Are King" has
been" marvelous, having played to uni
formly large business. It is a splendid
vehicle for Mr. Carroll to display his
talents and It Is needless to say he
takes full advantage of the opportunity.
Hallen & HajreaOrpheum.
. Hallen and' Haves, who are at the
Orpheum this week, are American com
edians, and whose dancing is of an ex
ceptional character, and their routine
steps are very novel. As clog dancers
they have few equals in. vaudeville,
either here or abroad, and their bright
patter la exceedingly entertaining.
v.i' A; Thanksgiving Bill, 1
Th holiday bill offered by the Pan-
tls . management this week Is a , pro
A Friday and Saturday Suit Safe
$1 6.45
Ladies' $25.00, $28.00 and
$30.00 Suits at
New, as clever models as have been brought forward this season to sell
at $25, $28 and $30; every one at $ 16.45. Long Coat styles of broad
cloth and hard twisted worsteds, so much in demand right now. Plain
colors, fancy serges and diagonals, stripes, mixtures. Plain tailored of
trimmed in just the, right way to make them becomingly effective. Suits
in black, brown, navy, green, gray and jiovelttes. If you Hive a suit
need your interests demand that you see' these $25 to $30 suits at f 16.45
on Friday or Saturday.
Misses' Long Coats to $6.50 at $3.39
Coats of quality and style, for girls 6 to 14 years, good wool cheviots,
newest model, well made and trimmed with velvet, braid and buttons;
colors are dark blue and dark red; on sale at .. $3.39
Friday and Saturday Millinery Sale
TRIMMED HATS f3.25
50 nobby Hats, worth to $10;
trimmed in proper style with silk,
sateen, feathers, wings, etc.
$7 OSTRICH PLUMES f 3.75
22-inch black and white Amazon
Ostrich Plumes; regular $7 val
ues at $3.75
Ladies' Tailored Skirts $9 Vals. $4.95
Perfectly made, carefully tailored walking Skirts, fashioned from high
grade all-wool Panama, poplin and serges; gored and new flared
model; trimmed with wide bias folds and tailored straps; colors are
navy, brown and black.
Piano Voting Contest $400 Piano Absolutely Free
VOTES STAND AS FOLLOWS:
Jennie 6altralth
We are going to give away a $400 piano
on February .6, to the person receiving
the greatest number 6f votes. Qne vote
with each 5 cent purchase. Still over
two months before contest closes.
Plenty of time for you to enter now,
with a chance to win.
Bertha Schots- ....17,71
Mrytle Evans 14,881
Mrs. P. Giboni... 11.S81
Clara TTlrich .M3
Mrs. W.. H. Duncan.... 4,985
Newton Anderson 4,I9
Mabel Stnniu
John Kaufnan
Wm. MaoKensle
Vedna Bennett
Emily Mohr ...
Ruth Tingle ...
....... 1,374
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1.624
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Leading East Side Department Store. East Morrison Street and Union Avenue
gram , that 1 is . full ' of Thanksgiving
cheer;, and such a varletv of enjoyable,
entertainment that it la little ; wonder
that the house la packed at each : per
formance. The Ten Kountrr Kids are
a whole show. In themselves. . ..
"East Lynn" Big at .Lyric, r
The best off erjng. ever made by the
Lyric Is agreed T all be that beau
tiful old play, " Edt Lynne," as it 1
being performed by the Biunkall com
pany this week. . . .
Nebraska Bank Kobbedi : '
(TJottea Ptms Leased Wlr..
Norfolk. Neb.. Nov. 2S. The '
bank ol Tage, Neb., was robhel rests;-- CJumbert.
day by our masked men, who dyna
mited the safe and .escaped with all f
cash lrr the brV 14.009. . IV a ,
searching for tne 'robbers.
taa.30 Hovelty Coats, mi "-.
..Lad leaf "urosd'-lot'h milt. '(., i
new fat) st'ck. to l r .,,,( ,, .
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