The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 16, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1908. TWO III TO GIVE FREAK TESTIMONY Finch's Attorney Says Ea gene Jlen Saw Struggle in Fisher's Office Before the Shooting Which Resulted in latter's Death.! That two witnesses from Eugene, B. J. Walla and C. M. Kissinger, will tea Ufy that they witnessed a atYUggle In Ralph B. Fisher's office the afternoon tie "was shot by James A. Finch, is the sworn statement of C H. Plgrott, attor ney for Finch, In an affidavit filed in the circuit court this morning; asking that subpoenas be Issued for the appear ance of the Eugene men to testify when the case of Finch is called for trial on Friday morning;. The affidavit of the attorney says he Is informed that Walls and Kissinger will say that on the afternoon of No vember 28 they were standing: on the RiaewaiK at a point opposite tne win dows of Fisher's office, and that on chancing to look up they aaw a struggle in progress. Then, as the affidavit runs, they saw Finch standing; with his back to the window and his hands extended in the air. A moment later they heard shot. They could recognize Finch, because they had known him for many years, and they knew his features as he moved about quickly In a scuffle. - The call for these subnoenas shows that the attorneys for Finch are work- ins; on tne sen oerense theory, despite the testimony of MWs Verna Burkhart, nsneri stenograpner, who witnessed the shooting from the office door and THROW OUT THE LINE Give Them Help and Many Portland People Will Be Happier., i "Throw Out the Life Line" The kidneys need help. They're overworked can't get the poison filtered out of the blood. They're getting worae every minute. Will you help them 7 Doan's Kidney Pills have brought thousands of kidney sufferers back from the verge of despair. Will cure any form f kidney trouble. John Ootcher of 287 Norjh Nineteenth tit, Portland, Oregon, says: "Since the early part of 1908, when I gave a testi monial recommending Doan's Kidney Pills, X have had some further occa sions to use the remedy and have Al ways found It of great value In relieving- kidney complaint. It never falls to help me, and I therefore am pleased to recommend it again." . ..For sale by all dealers. Price 10 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. the physical .surrounding-. -which -show that' Fisher was shot from the rear while sitting in his chair.. :; -In the original application for sub poenas the defense had asked that 18 persons from other parts of the "state be directed to appear to testify for Finch, but llrrtss had been drawn !r?,UKn 10 of these names, and only lble on the paper, and-ara as follows: B. Malley of Scappoose, Dr. B. F. Martin and Annie Martin of Grosswell, tv. "CBt" ai' jammer 01 - V v i vovTsnger 01 Aioany and Dr. J. U HU1 and Oals B. Hill of fcugene. It became known today that over tures have been made to lawyers to take up the Finch defense who have not vttt k.M i i .I.. . . . . . will enter into the case depends on con- nirinna Thar ...... . n i . . . illJ It ?"0ey were brought V.-i ,. migni oonsiaer that It would be able to strengthen its Friday , v """ iorcea 10 trial on ALLEGE PAPER WAS HAILED HERE 1ST HIE HEAD HERE -v;. in w turn josrnii.i Ogden. Utah. Dee. 16. The author!. ties here now say that the paper con taining: the. bills which were mailed to "Charles Prtn." m ti "d, ot Salt Lake City, as first re- rvr. j. uvy wiu noi nay wnat paper he money was wrapped in nor tell why they maintain the theory that the v-vpw. m i ri mauea at iforuana. REVOLUTIOfJ III CASTRO'S LAUD rr .... j r. t . . WiUemstadt, Island of Curacao. TJc 18. The end of President Castro's reign Is foreshadowed in the serious rtnta throughout Veneuela as a result ot the Dutch reprisals. the rlAtinsr In ramtoi I... if i n , mlnatina; in the attack on the offices of rut iiinHi iiiirifin. ' -' a.aM . w... vavauv sj ui KO.II. wai more serious than at first reported filnOA thnt .nnlilant UA H.MH..r.at ben Jn a stale of almost open revolt mejs. n"llu vice -rreaiaeij Go- RIPE RASPBERRIES O. R. Perrv. a resMont of A Syracuse, N. Y who la h visiting friends, made a dla. ak covery this morning; that Im- pressed him so wonderful!- tba be cam forthwith to The Jour- nal office and told about it In roaming about the garden of his nephew, Ray Bpauldlnar. a w who lives at LInnton, down the w WlUamette a ways, Mr. Perry found a raspberry bush In full t bearing, the fruit as luscious at In real raspberry, time. Ha has i been here only a few days and had never before heard of small fruits, such as raspberries, strawberries or blackberries ripening at this time of yeara, week before Christmas. "It struck me as remarkable,' said Mr. Perry, and today I got a letter from home telling ma how cold it la there and how much snow they are having. I am beginning; to think I will make my visit permanent. The climate looks good to me." Spectacles 81 at Metcger'a. ' Efforts of Bcllingham Men and Senator Piles to Re move Headquarters of De partment From Portland Denounced by Official. SAHIFLE C7FEO 15 Days Only BeaiiUfu! Erlght Sparklkj Fas alt 85 arna..o Diamond Hing . BriUiancy kmal genuine--detection baf fle expert fills every reouiremant of th most exacting pleases the most fastid ious at only one-thirtieth the cost of the real diamond. 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Alleged Bogua Own Man Ralls at Newspaper. BURLINGTON, IJC Mew 1. For same tee seat aewspaptrrla lews dtks have beta wvoiUna rheoMratMMof laaa whoas ther csliad "The Kin' W DiuMMtds;". It UBaui that tear was Both ler enmi 1 ia hie eperatleaa. waidi eaaisi aa eetfise pjxmrriiamotxla, bat Ma aaethedsef tore- asuwaaas tae nut. tie seuaily drops into a tubbing bm . eadura vara Dot exactly Boose anl tells ef neadns each and mach a r.nr..nttira at the hoaae oa the road aaaaellina btra a diamond, to bm de- li'vrad at tbo stdM. He ax Ulna the th dlaoutad ia only aa iraitatiee. and oft art to sell anybody etae mind the pUce the aaiae tains. Theo ae work us aa latoraat aad taeaaily eaceeeds la llins some t km (luawara. Mr. J ark mi Uimmxodm dmosad late City Auditor Nortoa's oAoa otM taeratnf; and urdaacnaateeeUbwaraa B bad saw bsoti eat a short time, aoarevar. antil Chiaf ef Polio Hilt teamed of baa. Caitlnc in the poddlor. bo reaoved bus of bis Uoanoo and aava hba took tbe aortohodeidarrt. Aa tltomaa had omamtttad no trimobowaaroiad. Ho was bitter assist mo aowipMore ft injTtna- aia bmlnaaa" If you want a simulation diamond a substitute for the genuine don't wait ACT TO-DAY, ss this advertisement may not appear again. Fill eat the coupon below and sead at once first come, first .served. . . The Barnatto Diamond Co., -Mavi.Mt.SM uirara ouiiainc vntosure ! ! estiJasvo, Slim r-Plarae seas r-aa, 8osbJo OSoe. Bias, lrrlasa, ta4 or goazf Otkk) lta. Thst It would be the urea test of fol ly to remove the Ushthouae depart ment headquarters of this district from this city to Belllnfham, as suggested liy Senator Iiles of Washington, Is the contention of ' every man who 'knows anything- about the worklnrs of the service. An official who stands high In the government service, but who for vari ous reasons does not wish his name used In connection with, thia matter. said this moraine; that,, laying aside all selfish motives. -'Portland is th enly logical point for the headquarters or tnis department. i "Lt Is a well known fact that the Thirteenth lighthouse district is en tirely too large, comprising as it does the coasts of Oregon,- Washington and Alaska, and it is only a matter of time fentll lt willjbe devlded into two dis tricts, Alaska to be made Into a district by itself. Most of the work for the lighthouse department in Oregon and Washington is along the coast, .where tne iiRntsoips ana ngntnousea are ea tabliahed and to have the headquarters located on Puget aound would simply place lt at a great dlaadvantwge. It wouM be difficult to keep closely In touch with the entire syatem and In stead of being centrally located, the headquarters would bo almost at the nortnern nounaary or tne aistrict.' The Chamber of Commerce has taken the matter up with the Oregon delea- hud ax. weusainBluu. A VECirZXaX WMBKCM. Of the foot or ankle may produce a very serious sprain. A sprain is man painful tnan a Dreaic in au apralna, cuts, burns and scalds Ballard'a Snow Liniment is tni beat thing to use. Kt lieves the rain Instantly, reducea swell ing, ia a perfect antiseptlo and heals rapidly. v ' Price ISc. 10c and 11.00. Sold by BKiamofs urug uo. BBAT8 HOW BJHJJ3TO ARTHUR HARTMANN Violinist aOEXXJO TIIiTBI THURSDAY EVE. DEC. 17 Direction T.f)I STKERS-WYNN COMAN Frloes 92.60, $3.00, 910, 91.00.' OaUery 91.00 and 7oo Aomtssioa. RHEUMATISM CURED By Driving Out Uric Acid Poison From the System a Permanent Cure Can Be Effected, But First the Kidneys Must Be Healthy Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout and All Forms of Uric Acid, Poison Are Results of Kidney Disease, and Can Only Be Cured by - Getting Direct at the Seat of Trouble, the Kidneys. WARNER'S SAFE CURE Mrs. H. 'J. Cummtnga, Syracuse, N. Y., recently wrote: "I am a widow ami have to do the hardest kind of work for a living, so haveo be on my feet a great deal. I was completely run down and suffered such intense agony from rheumatism that X often prayed for death. I have taken two bottles of the Rheumatic Cure and three of Warner's Safe Cure. They have worked wonders aJ ready. I feel much better. Although I live a mile from the cen ter of the city, I now walk thereto do my shopping and also do my own housework. I heartily recommend both Warner's Rheumatic Cure and their Safe Cure." IT r DOUBT MAKE THIS TEST I Put some morning urine in a glass or bottle, let It stand ti hours. If there is a reddish sediment in the bottom of the glass, or if tbe urine is cloudy or milky, or If you see particles or germs floating about in It, your kidneys are diseased and you should get a bottle of Warner's Safe Cure at once. AHAXTSIS raSB. If, after making this test you have any doubt as to the development of the disease in your system, send a sample of your urine, putting your name and address on the pack age, to our Medical Department, and our doctors will an alyse It and. send you a neport, with advice, and medical booklet free; WARNER'S SAFE CURE is purely vegetable 'and eon tains no harmful drugs; it does not constipate; It la a moat valuable and effective tonic; lt la a stimulant to di gestion and awakens the torpid liver. It repairs the tls- ttllaa eWlttlAa fnlammntlnn i. . 1 l.i.Uailnn I .!.. V. enfAAhlAfl nrcrafll nnri haaf. at Mm czuvyia Hma T. lrl..w I KIT. - ooweis are oiien consupaiea ana tne liver torpid. W arner s Bate j-Mts quicaiy reueve mis conauion ana no ill after effect is experlenoed, WARNER'S SAFE CURB Is put up in two regular sizes and sold by all druggists, or direct, at 60c and $1.00 A BOTTLE. Iv 'l Prescribed by doctors and used in the leading hospitals for rheuma tism Refuse substitutes. i TRIAL BOTTLES FREE To convince every sufferer from rheu matism that WARNER'S SAFE CURE will euro them, a trial bottle will be sent AJBSO&UTEXiT EB to any one who will write the WARNER SAFE CURB CO., Rochester, N. Y.. and mention having seen this liberal offer In The Oregpri Dally Journal. The genuineness of this offer Is fully guaranteed by tha publisher. Our doctors will also send medical booklet containing symp toms, treatment of the disease and many convincing testimonials free. SOUS OF OW Ell III SOUSE-LAUD An Ideal Xmas Present Just the thing for father, mother, brother, sister, relative or friend something that fits any library or any purse. The Globe-Wernicke "Elastic" Bookcase encourages good reading and the collecting of good books. It's the corner stone of a good library and a higher education. The original' and only perfect sectional bookcase made and sold at the lowest price. Call and examine our stock now while the assortment is complete. , Let us show .you the many pleasing combinations as we have them arranged on tbe second floor of our store. Take new elevator, c!n"-THE I K. GILL CoilK s1? TOklOL See. H. At the annual ban. auet of the Tit iinmni iwi.tinn f Japan last evening. President-elect Taft " "e .united States thd r Viscount t wr toaated amid the greatest - , . nimmi m iai rrauUBte vi. aavuiit.iun. oont, t!- "A iPfentave, a telegram to ", cun a i at u ill LI ng MTU OO w vi. Jir.TlUClItT, , the most brilliant in the Japanese cap- ship tlytt. Th hall was ray with ban- Run nf th W if a An'm . J -- iinaa.u st iiaa; I1U IflV Tjfn alike, with tha abandon of undergrade Uute,?I!,r old Tale4 songs and shouted tha old Tale yells. Women Outfit for ifalf TJttlekna . ....... lesT than T hair fso 'Mo;;i.on:',ryin,n,f Eyea tested free at Uetsger-f. Ladles' tan rubbers at Knight's. . TABOR DEnmiDS FIRE PROTECTION - For the purpose of urging firo pro tection, a committee of nine was an notated at a meetina- of the Mount Ta bor Improvement aasociatlon last -night to take up the question with tha proper authorities. W. A, Laidlaw presided with H. W, Hodges aecretary. The committee la composed or the follow ing: J. II. Haake. R. M. Tuttle. A. E. Jackson, R. & Wright, O. U Llnds- ley, ut. namuton Meade, tl av. t'oj Uno, O. P. Potts. W. li. Beckmer. A resolution was adopted aa follows: "Whereaa, The chief of the flra de partment has heretofore recommended an appropriation for the purchase of a site and for equipmerytr it an engine house for the district known as Mount Tabor, Including Center addition, South Mount Tabor, Tabor Heights and Mon tavllla, being tha largest dtatrlet inol protected within the city limits. "Whereas, the committee of the taltv council having the matter in charge haa failed - to Include in the propoaed appropriation any sum whatever - for the above purpose ' "Resolved. That It la tha sense of the taxpayers and i citifena of the above named districts in mass meetina aa. sembled. December 15, . 1908, that , they are justly entitled to fire protection and that an appropriation should be made - for that purpose aa recommend-' i by tha chief of tha flra department; and that a sufficient amount should be Included at once In the general ap propriation for fire purposes to' pro vide this protection. "It la further resolved that tha chairman of this meeting be and la hereby authorised to appoint a com mittee of nine taxpayers in the dis trict, to watt upon the proper authori ties and press tha just and equitable claim of the district," - . . --..I. .m. u , .. Bpectaelea fl at Metsger. ' - I Eye glasses, tl at Matsgera CASTOR I A Tor loiuitt and Childrea. Tt3 K1:J Yea Han Always Eacght Bears th iOatura ot COFFEE degrees of goodness, be- gllllUIlg Willi guuu. Tear grecer ret ret year mener If yea deal like SchUllBf'i Beat: we pay ai. I fllA,'W?ak. 7 ,Wt i II Pieces Are offered at very attractive holiday spe cial prices in a tale tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. The frames of these handsome pieces are of the finest mahogany, in richly hand carved French period designs. You 6hould take advantage of this sale for choosing a stylish piece at a very low price. Mahogany Reception Chair for......... S15.30 Mahogany Reception Chair for, . . '. . S17.50 Mahogany Reqeption; Chair for . , $21.75 Mahogany Reception Chair for.... . ..S23.50 Mahogany Reception Chair for. . ... .$23.75 Mahogany Arm Chair for 837.50 Mahogany Reception Chair for. . . . ,-.$25.50 Mahogany Easy Chair for $57.50 Mahogany Sofa for .. .$35.50 Mahogany Easy Chair for. $97.50 High'Grade Sample Couches Cost We know of no more opportune time than the present to close out these sample pieces, and you will recognize the unusual couch bargains offered in this sale. These pieces are made by the leading eastern couch makers the frames and spring construction being the very best, the upholstery being of the rtiost serviceable material - Three days' sale to- morrow, rnaay ana aaiuraay. Mahogany Couch for $23.75 Golden Oak Couch for . $23.75 Golden Oak Couch for $24.75 Golden Oak Box Couch for . Golden Oak Couch for Mahogany Couch for. . . , r ivianogany voucn ior . .$27.50 .$32.50 .$34.50 .$37.50 V Hall Seats Six of these pieces are also offered at much less than regular in three days' sale Thursday, Friday snd Saturday. ' Hall Seat in golden oak, special $14.75 Hall Seat in golden oak, special 18.75 Hall Seat in mahogany, special .. ...f 19.75 Hall Seat in golden oak, special $22.00 Hall Seat in mahogany, special $22.50 Hall Seat in golden oak, special f 23.50 Ladies'Desks Three very attractive styles re specially priced for tomor row's, Friday s and Saturday's selling. Maple Desk at the spe cial, ........... .....,.,$8.45 Maple Desk at the spe cial f 12.00 Mahogany Desk st the special f 10.75 We Assure Prompt Delivery on All Christmas Selections. TOLL & GIEEl COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS CHILDREN'S CHAIRS and ROCKERS SPK1AL FUR SALE SpecialCoat and Suit Sale All this week we arc going to make the fur fly Tear the fur out Get rid of our fur stock. These prices should indeed do It $8.50 black Coney Scarfs close out at $60.00 natural Mink Scarf close outsat...... $50.00 natural Mink Scarfs to close out... $45.00 natural Mink Scarf close out at $38.00 natural Mink Muff close but at $92.50 natural Mink Scarf to close out $80.00 black Lynx Set close oat at.,.. $95.00 black Lynx Set close out at.... $75.00 Isabella Fox Set close out at . .". $52.50 Russian Srfble -Set close out at., $53.00 Japanese Mink Set close out at. $18.50 Opossum Set, stew left close out at.. $8.50 brown and black Coney Sets close out at...t. $20.00 River Mink Sets close out at. . . . $65.00 fed natural Fox Sets close out at.. $30.00 blended Squirrel bets close out at. ""V $5.00 brown Coney Scarfs close out at.. $7.00 brown Coney Scarf s close out at ..... . f 3. $9.75 River Mink Scarfs close out at... ,...f4. , $15.00 gray Squirrel Scarfs close out at.--.-.t S4.25 1.75 25 75 6.25 .933.75 ,.f 27.25 .f 23.50 f 26.25 .f 59.00 .47.50 .f 51.50 .f 40.50 .f 29.00 .$26.75 ...SJ8.75 ...$4.35 ...9.25 .f 33.50 .fl6.0O SUIT SPECIALS i$27.50"to $30.00 value Suits, at. ...... ...'..rr.'.. .V.;.V.;......!s)14.50 $45 value Suits close out at...... ........f 24.50 COAT SPECIALS ONE-HALF OFF on all regular fau 8tyie Coats. If yoo want vslues; take these.- - .vs. -. - . - THE NEW FRINCESS AND EMPRESS NIPPON COATS we are not sell ing at one-half off; these are superb coats and there is no question but what we have the swell Coats. , EXTRA COAT SPECIALS The past few days sales have left us a lot of odds any ends of lines broken sizes, and in coats many fine garments among them. We will BUNCH THEM. AND TAKE YOUR PICK AT aJS.OO. , Don't faK to find the pUce 148 Fifth street you will sea 14$ in large figures. Ami, AchesbnGloal Mtrat I. O. afox ;.T;,!v - V--:VT ( -' , - J . .... 1 i BOOKStLLiUS ST ATlONr ft -.Stat. 7 , . f