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: :: , THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINGFEBRUARY 3. 1310. '
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VISITS PORTLAHD
FIAIiCE'SARREST
fcrccr Stole $10,000 Worth o
Jewels From Sweetheart and
Vas Talking Over Telephone
to Her When Nabbed.
Frank A. Gets, who I described aa a
ffn cut, handsoms young; fellow of 14
. lipen arrested In New Tork city,
through tha Hnkerton detectlva ag-eney,
nn a swindling; charge, after hiring
I cfn chased across the oontlnent and
t:rouith Portland twlca In tha laat year.
.Affording to Henry von Groanewald,
Fnrrlntcndent of tha Portland offlca of
the Plnkrrton agency, tha young awlnd
I t v,hs In Portland aeveral daya In laat
tohor, and atopped over between
trains on th return trip east aeveral
w-f-Ka later. Bo far aa tha Fkikerton
mm have been able to learn. Galea
rfil not swindle In Portland during hla
iHoi t stay. . - v
' Called Tlanoea. v
Cilirylnir. an Impulse which, Jia said.
flmwod Ma conscience waa not yet dead,
nitl 'iiueh for alx montha ha had plunged
nmly Into the career of a Rafflea,
Ccifc called hla fiancee On a telephone
lr.m. a down town atora In New Tork
i ity on the morning of January 15, and
- suse ha did ao waa In jail It mlnutea
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He craved a laat word from her ba
f rn otartlnfr on an Indefinite Journey,
I lie object of which waa to hlda him-
If. He know detectives were aearch
li'sr the city for him and possibly the
country , after a bunt beginning In Chi-
men and extending from Pan Francisco
t Tortland, 8eattle and St. Louis and
Nrw Tork.
A a he awaited tha Bound of her voice
1 e felt in his pocket to make aura that
1 . hftd a chamola bag containing nearly
SI o.ooo worth of Jewels ha later ad
mitted he stole from her apartments.
Hi sweetheart was Mrs. Freda
V.'anda Sornmors, a.; young widow living
!n Fplendldly-furnlahed apartmenta In
b i exclusive neighborhood in New Tork
r ity. Central office detectives called on
l or about 10 a. m. on the morning of
January'' 28 seeking Information as to
lo-lse'a whereabouts. .
Detectives on Trail.
They knew nothing about tha Jewel
robbery then. They wanted Gelsa on
charge of uttering false checks to
i!e Waldorf-Astoria, Hotel Astoria, and
f nr foreerles amounting to $30,000 on
liicaeo banks and others over tha conn
try. I'lnkerton detectlvea had put them
t il the trait. . ,
Mrs. Sommera was nonplussed by the
detectives' Inquiries concerning the al
Kaed check transactions of her affl
f need. BuJ the detectives were no lesa
mystified by her aiscioaure or me jew
firy rohbery. She had little mora than
iiosed the narration when the telephone
1 i'l rang. '
"lie's here now; he's talking to rn.
'Ira. Sommera exclaimed, placing her
land over the transmitter. ,
One of the detectlvea told ber to hold
1 tm on some pretext, learn where ha
tvab and ask him to wait for her. She
Mild he waa In a booth at a store
r. roadway and Thirtieth street.
So tha detectives dashed out of the
house, reaching the store In record time.
There was a brief feinting with words
1 rfnre Gelse said, smiling:
"Tou're right The game la up." ,
Rapid Fire Courtship.
Mrs. Sommera told officers arte was
dining with a party of friends at Rec
tor's New Tear's eve when Gelse was
; presented. He was described as the eon
- r f a Chicago banker. Friendship ripened
: Into love, and the two enpared them
John H. Foley, Past Head Con
. suf, to Address Local -'
- Camps Tomorrow.
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Vr months I had great trouble with my
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v torque has been actually at green al
t.:y breath having a bad odor. Two
i - go a friend recommended Cascarett
: ! ' r using tfaera I can willingly and
u"y fay that they have entirely
i ne. I therefore let yonknowthat I
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John H. Foley, paat head consul of tha
Woodmen of the World, la a visitor in
Portland today and will be entertained
by. the Woodmen's lodges tonight ana
tomorrow. He will leave tomorrow at
mlrtnlaht for San Ftant-laco. .
Mr. Foley, whose residence Is In ixis
Angeles, was the second head consul of
the Woodmen of the World, succeeding
Head Consul Falkenberg when the latter
died In 3908, after having been the head
consul of the organisation stnoe Its In
ception In 1811. lie aerved for two
yeara aa head consul and since that time
baa been the past head consul. lie is
taking this trip over the country for the
purpoae of looking over the organisation
of different camps and came hare from
Seattle. -.-.
Plans for Mr. Foley'a entertainment
have been completed and ha will spend
tha next two days as the guest of Mult
nomah- camp No. 77. and Webfoot camp
No. 65, W. O. W. This afternoon ha
will be shown around tha city In an au
tomobile, vlaltlng all the algbtly places.
Tonight a banquet la to be bald at the
commercial club In his honor, while
after a day of reat tomorrow he will
deliver two speeches during the evening,
one to Multnomah camp and another to
Webfoot camp. ' .
Mr. Foley la one of tha hardeat work-
era In tha Woodmen of the World, Long
before hla election to the post of head
consul of the Woodmen he was an ar
dent worker in his home camp and at
the atate headquarters In California. Ha
la not only a big man In the lodge but
big man physically, and la an ex
pert lecturer. Hla two speeches tomor
row evening, While necessarily short
will. It Is believed, be largely attended.
"I have been watching the growth of
our lodge In your city," said Mr, Foley
this morning, "and have wondered in
deed at your remarkable growth. We
now have 6000 members In Portland
alone, 18,000 in the atate of Oregon and
100,000 members in the nine states of
the Pacific alone,- Tour city la a won
derful city Indeed, and it Is with Inter
est that I watch Its growth. I was
amazed at the large number of new
buildings that I saw under construction
this morning and alao at the figures I
have been shown of the growth of the
Ity since 105. I look for great things
from our lodge here ana irotn your
city." ; ' '
Apparently Apprehensive of Ef
fect of Obstinate Cre
tans' Attachment.
fTTilted Prwi LMd W1rw.)
Malta, Feb. t.ln command of Rear
Admiral Sir George A. Callaghan, the
British battleship Duncan, the cruisers
Lancaster, Barharn and Minerva, and
three torpedo boat , deetroyera, are en
route today to Piraeus, the port of
Athena TMs move is taken here to In
dlcate that Great Britain la apprehen
slve of trouble between Greece and Tur
key, growing out of the report that
Crete would send delegate to the na
tional assembly called by King George
of Greece.
Valley Grain Will Need Resced- Adherence to Letter of Reguia
Ing in Many Places Foot
V hills All Right.
tions Alleged as Grave If
Not Fatal Error.
M IDS
selves and were to be married In a few
daya
On Monday, the day before Gelse' a
arrest, the two dined together. Later
they went to Mrs. Sommers' apart
menta. In her bedroom was a large
cheval mirror, and by the reflection a
person sitting in an adjoining room
could aee what took place In the boudoir.
Gelse told the officers that wben Mrs.
Sommers removed' part of har jewels,
he saw In the mirror that aha placed
them In a chamois bag and bid It under
the mattress -of the bed, ' He waited
until Mra. Sommera went Into a rear
room, -and then took . the jewels 'from
their hiding place. He remained for an
hour after the theft -chatting with, ill
fiancee.''- ;(
Bad Checka fo t30,000. '
: The PInkerton's National Detective
Agency has been looking for Gelse alnce
October of last year. He waa cnargea
with passing bad checks for more than
S30.000 on tha National ' Bank of the
Republic, Chicago. Jll., and on others In
aeveral of the larger cities or the coun
try. Skibning away from 1 Chicago,
early In the month, after robbing his
wife of t BOO, he went to Ban Francisco
bv way of Seattle and Portland. When
the Plnkertons got trace of him In San
Francisco he slipped to- New Tork
going again by way of Portland. Seattle
and St. Paul. On the trip to san jrran-
ctsco. Gelse atopped off in Portland
and stayed In the city for several days,
He mwt have had money then because
the Pinkertona did not hear of his
swindling; anyone here, -..
ARCHITECT'S LEASE
MUST WAIT FOR HENRY
Because Of the absence of Mr. Henry,
who has not yet returned from a. trip
to Honolulu.; Circuit Judge Cleland this
morning continued the suit of Francis
J. Berndt i against' Charles K. Henry
until March 4.v The plaintiff attempted
to force the ease to trial, preaenting
an ainaavit mat , in conversation iei
April Henry had declared hia intention
of fighting the case to the end, and to
annoy and delay Berndt In the courts.
As this conversation tooK piace Jong
before the complaint was filed. Judge
Cleland held that it could not be con
sidered, and Thomas G. Greene, repre
sentlnsr Henry, said that his client
should not be held .strictly accountable
for a remark, in the heat bf controversy
ao long ago. - He urged .that he .could
not preefnt his case without the preB'
ence of Henry.
Mr. Henry .. arrived - in Ban Francisco
from Honolulu January. i, but waa
called Immediately to Los Angeles to
confer' with Dr. Parker, who' la sick In
the southern city. His return to Port
land waa thus delayed.
Berndt. who was , architect or the
Henry building, claims S8600 aa a bal
ance due for hla work. Henry adraJte
balance of $200 and has a counter
claim for 10,E80, aa he aays ht waa de
layed for three montha in the erection
of the building- and ' lost heavily In
rental because of Berndt'a failure to do
hia part of the work In time. -
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QUADRUPLET HOAX ,
: FULLY EXPOSED
Los Angeles, - Feb, - 8, -Before Judge
Wilbur of the Juvenile court today Mra,
Catherine Smith, who secured tha Wil
son quadruplets which Mrs. W. W. Wil
son tried to palm off as her own. test!
fled as t who were the real parents
of the children. She said she secured
the, first from the . Smith sanitarium,
xne mower. . ana asserted, was - a it-
year-old girl who waa attended by Dr.
L. Jones. The second Infant she
claimed to have obtained from the Los
Angeles hoapItaL' tits mother, accord
ing to her testimony, was a girl of IT
yeara. Tbe third was born at the
county hospital and the fourth at the
Clara Barton hospital . .. . ;
Immediately after the Inquiry before
Judge Wilbur, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. 8mith.
Dr. Jones and Dr. A. C Pratt, who ex
posed the "quad", hoax were called as
witnesses before, the grand jury now
investigating the "baby traffic" in Los
Angeles.
AFTER DETECTIVE
"Johnnie Price I Kill Ton" la" the
crudely written message which was re
calved through the malls at I o'clock
this afternoon by Detective John Price
who with Detective Carpenter baa been
Investigating the recent murder of
Domlnio Abanlse who It waa supposed
waa killed by members of a Black Hand
band. Moat of the lettar was wniien
In Greek but the five worda above were
crudely scrawled across the bottom. At
the time of going to press the police
have not bean able to get an Interpreter
to read the lettar for them. '
Price and Carpenter have been de
tailed on the murder mystery which
has stirred up the Italian and Greek
quarter for aome time and upon coming
ta detective headquarters today Price
found the latter 'waiting for him. A
akull and cross bones and a black hand
decorate the page. Tha detectives do
not know what to make or the letter,
An Immediate Investigation will be or
dered. '
BANK SUES iNSURANCE
COMPANY FOR $11,000
Reed Pleads Not Guilty. , '
J. C. Reed was arrested yesterday
nftornaon en romnlaint of P. TP rn.
(bury, charged- with selling furniture
not hla own. Heed pleaded not guilty
and hts trial was set for February 8.
' Jamea Cole, as attorney for the Bank
of lone,' yesterday filed suit ' in tne
federal court agalnat the Queen City
Fire Inauranee company, to recover
f 11,000. Some serious chargee are
made aralnst G. W. MoArthur, Vice
president and director of the bank, and
also against the fire insurance com
pany. .... ..'.,.- " '" """''' ' "' .
UOie alleges mat me Dsn iobi fi,uvv
by allowing tha fire insurance com
pany to take out bogua eertlflcatea of
deposit. It la pointed , out that this
mar have been done to awen tne in
auranee company's buslneaa allowing for
the year. , , , '
According to the complaint tha issu
ing of bogus eertlflcatea went on for
three yeara: There waa an Understand
ing, says the attorney, that no attempt
would be made to collect, but that all
would be canceled at the end of the
year . Bat Instead, he further states,
tha bank waa embroiled In aerloua trou
ble when It waa compelled to pay one
certificate of 111,000.
Washington, Feb. I. The Impression
la gained here that the lifeaavera a
Coos Ray failed In their duty in the
ease ofth Csarlna wreck, In that they
did not dlaragard formal regulations and
loaded the lifeline run heavier in
strenuous attempt to throw the line to
the ship. Severe censure Is heard In
some quarters, which awaits open ex
presston only after the report on the
tnveatlgatlon naa been received. Tne
lifesavlng service has not received tha
report, though It has telegraphed lor it.
(KnerUl MDtrh to The Journal.) '
Walla -Walla. Wash., Feb. Wheat
In tha Walla Walla valley has beon
badlv damaaed by the freeaa of this
week, according to the farmers of the
valley who are In a position to state
authoritatively tha proapecta. Tha first
freese. during which there was pro
tracted bold weather, did little damage
on account of tha protection given the
fraln by the anow. In some placea In
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Hit Is said the anow did not lie heavily
enough to orotect the wheat even rrom
the first freeae. The cold weather of
last week, however, took the grsln in tne
lower ani of tha valley unprotected by
snow, and there will be reseedlng of
about 60 par cant or tha grain in mat
part or tne country.
Bluastem suffered worse than any
other of tha grains, and this variety la
said totiiave been given a death blow
that will reaulre new Seed in the Eureka
and Baker Flats vicinities. Jenkins
club Is said to have been, badly dam
aged, although not ao much aa was
blues tern. Fortyfold and turkey red
were unscathed. In the districts Imm
dlately surrounding the city there has
oeon some aamace, aiuiougn n naa nui
bean heavy, aa there was ' some snow.
In the foothill districts there waa no
additional damage to that camsed by
washing out on hillsides In the recerf
tnaw, ' -
Grain had juat begun to ahow tnrough
tha around, and urged by a few days of
warm weather, tha tender ahoota ware
In prime condition from deadly work
by frost. Tha ground waa soft and the
action of the cold turned the soil and
worked the roots out where they are
badly expoaed. . ' .
W A tin vmnni" Ana nf th beat
known farmers of Baker Flat, Bald con
Mrnlnv Hla 4rnn!
"Wheat is ao badly damaged In my I damage auit agalnat tha Portland
neignnornood tnai tnera is noining iori Railway, Light ft rower company ror
SAYS "SPIRIT" TOLD
HIM TO DIE IN RIVER
eBsBBBBMBatssa ' '
Charles Bunder, 41 years old, a brick
layer, living In the Barber Dlock at
Grand avenue and Washington streets,
and a member of the "Tongue or Hire,
attempted to jump from the Burnslda
bridge last evening. He aald the spirit
commanded him to jump. In municipal
court thla morning, he waa charged with
being drunk, and drew a fine of II.
Bunder waa crossing the brides wnen
he met four man. Ha told them he was
coins' to jump over the rail. After ha
had climbed on the railing the men
caught him, and called an officer. Pa
trolman J. J. Murphy arrested uunaer,
and held him ovkr night in tne city
jail. ' - ' ' .
LARGE DAMAGE SUIT
IS FORESHADOWED
it but redlnff. It was hard hit.
ron TA-nmhallsiai nHa. ninmlnant
wheat arrower. atated that hla crop waa
badly injured and that new aeea would
be required on most or his inna,
jonn Horrman or jturena, nat saia:
"It looks bad out our way and I am
afraid there has been much damage
done. This cannot yet be positively aa'
certalned. however. .
In the foothills things look better, and
Bruce Ferrell, one of the most exten
sive wheat raisers of that region, said:
"My crop is not damaged in the leaet
y the cold weamar. I think there waa
plenty of snow to protect the grain
thoroughly. The ' only damage la
through the gullies washed by the last
thaw. This, however. ls not appre
ciable."
the death of little Ruth A. Thornton,
who ran in front of a car and waa
ground to death on January 20 on East
Twenty-eighth street. Is foreshadowed
in a netltion for letters on the es
tate. filed by har father, M. E. Thorn
ton. The only property, he says. Is
a claim for damagea for $7500 agalnat
the atraet railway,
. . Hew Corporationa.
American Development company; prin
cipal office, : Portland; capital atock,
l,000,ooo; incorporators, w. m. ttunyan.
A, U Veaiie and J. C. Veazle.
Celilo Improvement company: prlncl-
,,,,.,'. if " annun ,,, pal office. Portland; capital atock, $5000;
Thelow'end""? wa Incorporator.. A. . U Holt, Frank U.
al ui cm asviiu as . vr( wuwi.
Celllo Milling ft Power Co. 2 principal
office, Portland; capital stock, $500,000;
Incorporators, J. W. orussi, u. i. uag
gett. A. L. Holt, Charles M. Zadow and
Frank D. Jones.
"SPANKING" QUARREL
COSTS MEN $30
: A fight between three brothers In the
home of William Fteter. 874 East Fifth
street, laat. evening, caused the three
men to appear thla morning in municipal
court on charges of being disorderly
by fighting. Thetrouble started over
the. wife of William Freter spanking
the daughter of August Freter.
' When, the "child was being spanked,
the father took up tha quarrel, and said
If there waa to be any chastizing he
would do It, jU thla juncture, the other
brother, Fred ' Freter, took hand in
the affair, and tables and knives ware
used, v The .women ran Into another
room. ' The-' police were- called and
placed the three men under arrest They
were, each fined $10. - - i,i
A ranch on Wilson river, Tillamook
county, , that was bought three yeara
ago. for, $8000. waa sold. last week for
S22,ni)0'.
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THE HOME PHYSICIAN
This Rcdpe Makes Splendid
. Remedy for Congha
&
The home-made remedy described be
low Willi be found a very handy and ef
fective thing to have in the house ready
for use. It is simple, pleasant to take.
easy to . prepare and laeta a family a
long time, , It wipea out a cough
quickly. v ' . . "
Take a pint Of Granulated sugar, add
one-ualf pint of warm watery and stir
about two mlnutea. , Put two and one
half ounoes Pinex (80 cents worth) In
a pint bottle and fill up with, the Granu
lated Sugar Syrup, Take a teaspoon ful
every one, two or three hours.
Cough preparations, aa a rule- are
mostly syrup. Granulated Sugar Syrup
Is both cheap and excellent . PI nex Is
the. most valuable concentrated com
pound of Norway White Pine ; Extract
and Is rich in all tha healing pine ele
ments, -...i
None of the weaken pine preparations
can compare with the real Pinex itself.
If your druggist hasn't It, he can easily
get it for you.
This recipe is also splendid for chest
pains, whooping cough, hoarseness, bron
chitis, etc. ' , ,
Strained honey can be uaed instead of
the syrup, and makes a very fine honey
and plne tar cough syrup. -
on
reached by the cold, and that the upper
end is In good condition. However, a
well known authority on grain condi
tions said today: . ;
"It is all gueas work so far. Nothing
can be definitely learned as yet and
while it is probable that there has been
some da matte done I do not believe It la
enough to cause reseeding In any part
of the valley. These pessimistic, re
ports are sent out every time It Is cold
enough to causa frost but they are more
scarce than anything else.'.'
U. S. AND GERMANY
END TARIFF WAR
' (United Pre. Leued Wlr..)
, Washington, .Feb. Tariff negotia
tlona between Germany and the United
States were concluded today by a mu
tual agreement to apply minimum rates.
Germany grants to the United Statea
her full conventional tariff rates In re
turn for the minimum tariff, rates in
thla country. This places America on
the same terms with Germany as all
other countrlea to which Germany grants
conventional rates under her various
commercial oonventlon of under "most
favored nation" treaties. . ,
AT WORK ON NEW
PORTLAND CUTOFF
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- (Halted Prens Leas4 Wlre.l
Vallejo, Cal., Feb. t. Surveyors of
the Southern Pacific railroad are work
ing In Colusa county on the new cutoff
which Is Intended to shorten running
time between San Francisco and Port
land, according to District Passenger
Agent Stone of Saoramento. .The cutoff
will be constructed 'between Colusa and
Rumsey and will give the Southern Pa
clfio a shorter route by way of Elmtra,
Rumsey and Colusa Junction.
Steel for Courthouse,; .
The first steel of tha new section of
the county court house was swung In
to place on. the eaat wing at S o'clock
thla afternoon by the Paclflo Iron
works, contractors. The steel structural
work on the court house la about two
month behind time. 1 - '
WANTED: 50 MEN AND WOMEN.
Portland druggists are advertising to
day for fifty men and women to take
advantage ofj the special half price of
fer they are making on Dr. Howard's
celebrated specific for the cure of con
stipation and dypepsla and get a fifty
cent package at half price, 25 cents.
. So positive are they of the remark
able power of this specific to cure these
diseases, as well as sick headaches and
liver troubles, that they agree to re
fund the money to any customer whom
this medicine does not quickly relieve
and cure.
With Dr. Howard's apeclflo at hand,
you can eat what you want and have
no fear of 111 consequences. It
strengthens ths stomach, gives perfect
digestion, regulates the bowels, creates
an appetite and makes Ufa worth the
living.
Tbla is an unusual opportunity to ob
tain 60 doses of the 'best medicine ever
made for half Its regular price, with the i
personal guarantee of a well known
business firm to refund the money . If
it-does not give satisfaction. . ,
Woodard, Clarke ft Co. have tha
agency In Portland for Dr. Howard's
specif lo for constipation and dyspepsia.
Flat Dwellers Play Mean Tricks
and Municipal Court
Interferes.
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Flat dwellers on the crowded west
side' wra advised this morning by
Judge Bennett. of tho municipal court
to move over on tha east side If they
did not have room. Ha said (he eaat
side of the river afforded them room
to do aa they wished without objec
tions from their neighbors. '
The remarks were occasioned by a
charge of tresspasa against Mra. Frank
Hall, 760 M Thurnian street. In which
she waa accused by C. S. Smith with
throwing dirty water on a dress suit
and a woman'a white serge suit Mrs.
Hall denied throwing the water upon
the garments. Smith runs a cleaning
and preaslng establishment below tha
Hall family, which Uvea In a IUL lit
said the woman above threw dirty
water on tha goods while they were
hanging on a Una at the renr of his
place. The charge waa sustained, but
sentence was suspended during good be
havior. . .
BY SCHOOL BOW
Resolutions on Death o
Late J. T. Gregg Passe
at Meeting. ;
RESTAURATEUR SUES
FOR $1500 DAMAGES
Ed Johnson, the much tried proprie
tor of tho Dragon, afterward tha Del
monlco restaurant because of his al
leged violation of law in selling liquor
without license, figures In the circuit
court today as plaintiff in a suit against
W. Parahlay, E. Kleaendahl. Dr. C.
Gee Wo and tha Dragon Restaurant
company for the calcellatlon of notea
and for $1800 damagea resulting from
the failure of the defendants to. trans
fer a lease on tho premises to him.
The defendants claim that the notea
aheuld be enforced. Parahley, the
present holder of the ' notes, claims
to be an Innocent purchaeer, but thla
Is disputed.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Edward Hlrsch and daughter, of
Salem, Or., are guests at the Cornelius.
Dr. F. 1 Marah, of Woodburn, Or la
registered at the Cornelius.
Henry J. Blddle and wife, of Van
couver, waah., are guests at tha Nor
ton la hotel, iv ' .j . .,;.'.''.'
Jack Donnelly, 'a business man of
Hood River, Or., is staying at the Nor-
tonla hotel. r
A. C Coleman, a business man of
Carson City, Nev, I at the Nortonia
hoteC : ' ". ;
IS. A. Rader, a furniture dealer of
Pendleton, Or., Is at the Imperial hotel
J. E. Ferguson, a contractor, of As
toria, Or., Is among those registered at
the Imperial hotel today. '
Ed Kiddle, a lumberman of Island
City, Or., . is. at the Imperial hotel to
day. .;..' ' ".'"-
E. R Olson, sheriff at Wllliaton. N.
D., is at the Imperial hotel.
T. I Greenough, president of tha uni
ted Railways, and director In the Mer
chants National bank of this city. Is 11
In hia home at Missoula, Mont He Is
expected to return to Portland aa aoon
aa he la able, to travel.
Reaolutlons of condolence
adopted by the board of education
terday afternoon and the school
was directed to send notice of thei
the family of the late J. T. Greg. J
clpal of the Hawthorne school.' j
board voted to pay to the estte of j
teacher a full month's salary, i j
Secretary R. H. Thomas reported i
he had secured options on two al.
for' tha proposed new school builds
on the east side of Mount Tabor. V
price per acre la $1500.' i 1
H. H. Herdman, principal of '
Washington high school, lir V con '
nicatlon to the atate board that he
found 220 leaka In tho tin roof of
building. The communication wr
ferred to the repalra cemmltire. J
An appropriation of $226 was
for the purchase of a flra hose fo.
Jefferson high school. , 5
The office of instructor In En,
for classes of foreigners in the
2nd Shattuck schools was created. (
Instructors will be appointed late
Superintendent RIgler. v t
Invisible to the naked eye. el-'
wireless waves leaving a .etatlon 1
been caught and pictured by tho cari't
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WHY SALVES FAIL
: jq cure tau
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Since the old-faahloned theory !
curing eczema through the blood 1,',
been given up by scientists,' many d
ferent salves have been tried for ak i
dlseaaes. But It has been found th..,
these salves only clog the pores an. I
can not' penetrate to the Inner akin
below the epldermle where the eczema
germs are lodged. j
This the quality . of penetrating-1
probably explains 'the tremendous sue)
cess of the omy standard uquic
acsema cure, oil of wjntergreen, thy
mol, glycerine, eto aa compounded li
D. D. D. Prescription. .
After ten yeara of cure after cure
we ourselves do not neaitata to rec
mmend D. D- D. Prescription at $Vi
a bottle. But for the benefit of thoff
who have never tried the prescrlpth
we arranged with the D. D. D. Lab
atorlea of Chicago .for a apeclal la,
trial bottle tt 21 cents -on a spec
offer new. Thla-first 25 cent bott
ought to convince every sufferer; per
hapa It will afreet a complete cure
It haa in some cases); at any rate. It,
will aurely "ake away the Itch at once.
Skldmore Drug Co., 181 Third Ht
De yon know that croup can be pr,r
MM? Give cnamDcnam s t-oi
Remedy as aoon aa tha child beco
hoarse or even after the croupy cc;
appeara, and it win prevent ne iu
It la also a certain cure wr creuu
r i e.t f I
Ilea stTrr ucfa hhwwm w
3'ictecti;
AT SODA FOUNTAINS OR El$OVHER
v ' Ciert the-
Original a Genuine
IOBUGR'1
MALTED MILK
ThcFood Drinkf or All Ages
KSH inUC, IULT tW EXTRACT, in K'trtZS
rZjlntht on fliORLICK'S'
4M paea.age
WE ARE AGENTS FOR A. D. S. AND NYALS REMEDIES
Satoday.. Specials
It will pay any one to drop into our store and take advantage of
our special sales. , - -
VALENTINES .
We show as complete an assortment as can be found; all new and
tasty styles. - -
STATIONERY ,
A bigr special for two davs. ,
A box of Linen Paper and Envelopes, regular 35c stock, for... ...18
TOILET ARTICLES
Espey's Fragrant Cream, 25c value, for. ...v. ..'.. 161'
Stillman Freckle Cream, 25c value, for. , ; ; . ...... 33e
Witch Hazel and Glycerine Jelly, per tube.. ......... ............18
Sodena Dental Cream, per tube ..,...... ...... 12
Orris Root, 4 ounces, for, .. 84
i. Sachet Towderf 50c value per ounce ......... ... . . . . . i , .. ; . . .'. .22
Shampoo Paste, 25c values, per jar ,. ,14
Chamois Skins, 15c values, for r.-.. ,10t
Camelline, wakeless . . . ,. ................................. 28
Hamadella Cold Cream. 25c size, fon.......i.,...,........14
A COMBINATION BARGAIN
We give a guaranteed Razor, a Strop, Tjrush, Mug and cake of Snap
for . . . .-.f 1.50'
RUBBER GOODS
Special for two days only.'; Our Rubber Goods are kept fn a private
apartment, with a saleslady if preferred. .
Hot Wat-Rags, heavy white..., ..... ............ 1.22
Hot' Water Bags, red 1 ,...,. ,..1.33
Hot Water Bags, maroon $1.44
Fountain Syringes, white ... ...... .. .......... ,. ......... , .SS
Fountain Syringes, red 99e
Fountain Syringes maroon v. .$1.66
Combinatiort Hot Water Bag and Syringe, white. ............ .$1.12
Combination-Hot Water Bag and Syringe, red. ........... $1,515
Combination Hot Water Bag and Syringe, maroon. ....$2.35
Special attention given to fitting of ' Trusses, Bandages, Elastic,
Hosiery and Shoulder Braces. , . : 4. . - .
, RALPH CRYSLER, Prop.
149 AND 151 THIRD ST.
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Our SUPPLY DEPARTMENT,
Tormerly at 147 Seventh
St., Has Removed to Ground
floor of the ELECTRIC
BUILDING.
, mi, i i i i i ;V v;'': .': : '',
Pay All Electric Bills arid
Obtain Lamp Renewals on
Ground Floor.
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