THE OREGON
DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, -1910.
BEACH ASKS FOR
OPEN
INQUIRY
(Continued Front Pag On.)
which boisays wm done for Joneg and
Beach. ..';y- ..''' ''
.'',. .Sarpriataff Situation,
-r An Investigation, of the reoorda yester
day afternoon disclosed a rather surpris
ing situation. First of all, the records
' of several years ago were found stowed
wajr. In promiscuous disorder. Receipt
ed bills were bundled away lit sheaves
;thatf reached to the celling of vthe vault
.' ' No effort had been made .to segregate
various Item's. The bills are carelessly
made out and were paid with apparent
carelessness. Many of McLeod's bills
Include the, Sundays of the month, al
though he himself asserts , he did not
work on Sunday unless he received addi
tional pay. i; '
. This condition obtained under the
old regime. It. H. Thomas, ' present
clerk to the board, desisted by A. C,
Terklns, bookkeeper, has Inaugurated
an account keeping and auditing system
which is apparently lncontestlble.- j
McLeod alleges that during July of
908 he did work for" Director Beach,
Installing office) i fixtures,, building a
massage table and building at East Side
High school a well house wlilch was in--stalled
on the school directora ranch
near Turner. "''''l-'' ' '';
Mr. Beach a tated , th 1 s morln g , that
tlils work was done for him by Mo
Leod, The records show that McLeod
was paid at the rate of $4 60 a day out
of the school fund for work done dur
ing most of the working: days of July,
l08.' - ::
"I paid Architect "Jones for the work
done by McLeod," said Mr. Beach. "I
was a bit carelesa In not taking re
ceipts, yet I am sure Mr. Jones will
confirm all . mvf statements when he
goes-on, the stand." ', - . .;
,., . Beeelved 13 Tt Day. '
McLeod alleges that November and
December of 190 8. -and a part of January
W9. he spent in rwyton, Washington,
at the Instlsratioh of Architect Jonea,
suDcrintendln the construction of
school buildings. Ho received pay at
the rate of $5 a day from the school
board during the- major part of, this
time, the records show. He Is given
credit for 33 Vi days In January,. 1909,
which indicates over time.
Director Beach said this morning that
McLeOd had told him Jthat the massage
table which was Instilled in the office
of Dr. Estock was built at McLeod's
home during evening and- Sundays. He
has since learned, he says, that McLeod
AT TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ,
Annual Clearance Sale at
Eilers Piano House
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
FOR MUSICLESS HOMES
The Eilers yearly "clean-up" sales are simply the result of the
quantity and quality of our every-day business. All these "turned-in"
pianos come to us as the logical result of having the exclusive repre
sentation for the world's best and highest-grade instruments. Many
are also taken in as part payment of the genuine Pianola Piano, for
which we also are the sole Northwestern representatives.
The assortment this year is the largest and most varied ever shown
under one roof. Practically every well-known make of piano is repre
sented in this sale.
More remarkable than the ridiculously low prices now asked-is the
excellent condition of each and every ifjano offefed in fact, many
are just as good as the day they left the factory.
All1 must go in the quickest pos
sible time to make room for 1910
stock. Prices are certainly the low
est ever 'seen in this or any other
city. This is proven by the way
shrewd buyers are snapping up
these rare values dailv. Many of
these people have shopped around elsewhere, getting terms, prices,
etc., but the fact that these same people usually keen judges of
piano value lose no time in selecting a pifno here is sufficient
evidence that this Clearance Sale is the piano event of the year.
It will cost you nothing to investigate, and 'twill surely be the
means of saving you a good round sum in the purchase of a fine
piano, player piano or organ.
C - ' iff
Regular. Now.
tnflwlg J325 $353
Kimball $550 $333
Xortsmann .$375 $233
Eilers f.$425 $366
Jacob Doll $475 $253
Vlotor $2 BO $196
Hobart M. Cable $475 $334
Marshall ft Wendell . .$-5 on $310
Vose $375 $180
Marshall ft Co $250 $140
Btelaway -Concert
grand fiuou seaa
Regular.
Hamilton $300
Stulti ft Bauer $350
tester $500
Estey $350
Draper Bros $325
Emerson $350
Kranich ft Baob .....$550
Hallet.ft Davis-'
Baby grand' $900
Ohiokering Parlor
grand $1275
Schilling $300
And scores of others.
Now.
$198
$208
$345
$106
tl80
198
$350
$658
$652
$195
There is also included a large number of player pianos taken in
exchange for the genuine Pianola Piano. Some of these have only
been used a week. Here's your chance. Knabe Angelus, was $900,
now $498; a Boudoir player piano, regular $500. goes how at only
,$365; a Kingsbury inner player, like new, for which as much as $600
is sometimes asked, yours for only $422, or make us an offer. Several
others.
There is also quite an assortment of Church and Parlor Organs
prices as low as $22, $28, $35, etc;
Used Pianolas, sold the world over for $250 when new, some are
marked as low as $105 now."' Pianola music rolls a grand clearance of
all used rolls at reductions of 25, 33 1-3 and as high as 50 per cent.
No matter how much or how little ypu wish to invest, no matter
what make or tone or style you prefer, you are sure to find it here
at a price that we'll guarantee lower yes, much lower than else
where. But don't take our or any one else's mere say so. Investigate
for youwejf; compare prices and values. Remember, too, that every
thing will be found exactly as represented and satisfactory in every
respect or your "money back."
Bear in mind that all cash is not necessary,
any terms now within reason, of course.
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TONIGHT WS J li tiresvstem.
MORNING '-aFV 66 neta 25cRn3C
built the table at, the East Bide High
school. - . :.'
Meeod Slffned BUU.
" The majority of the bills during the
summer months of 1909 are apparently
made out by Architect Jones and signed
by McLeod. then O. K.'d bv Jones, who
turned them in to the school board. AU
torney Beach gave It as his opinion that
If Jones , had O. K.'d bills "for work
whleh ha knew MrT.Awl had not Der-
formed, It was at least an evidence of
.... ,,. Tnnoa' hurt
Other members of the ' school . board
have expressed themselves as in favor
of instituting; an Investigation to learn
the facts of the present controversy.
MR. KRONEtWSKS' V
C WEESTIONS
PERTINENT TO CASEI
Statements . relating to the merits of
the controversy were made today by
Ernst Kroner and by Joseph Jacob
berirer, president of the Portland Archi
tectural club. Mr. Kroner said.'
.."I read with much interest what has
been written In , voue. naDcr about this
controvemv bptwcitn McLeod and School
Director Brach. Having for aome time!
advocated the exporting- of the school
district's books. I think this affair con
firms my oninion.
"Says Mr. Beach: "I paid jonea, ana
Jones, I am assured, paid McLeod, he
fBeaoh) san that he believes that Mc
Leod. also received pay rrom tne aia
trlct. and therefore got double pay. Mr.
Beach foes on to explain how these mfen
grot nay every two weeks ana tnt
Jones and some member of the pard
would O. K. these llls. Now If Jones,
as Mr. Beach says, had McLeod's money,
how ceuld he certify to his time and as
slat and authorise collecting? this money
from the district? If he did. Is it not
time to investigate? .
"Two ether men make statements un
der oath, similar to the McLeod state
ment. Did they also get double pay?
Did Jones O. K. their bills for labor to
the school clerk after he had been-paid
for their work? On the other hand If
McLeod was not paid by the district
for the time put in on Beach's and other
work, would not the payroll of the cus
trtct settle that beyond dispute?
"Do the taxpayers realize that the
money which these people handle
amounts to millions? That In order to
pry into the records of the school dis
trict, a citizen has to employ counsel.
anfl that hj will aet to see them only at
the. end of a lawsuit? Numerous ano
nymously .public spirited citizens have
written me assurance of their support,
and some hpve written ' slghM "letters,
but It Is not In the power of one pri
vate citizen to do more than call at
tention to these conditions and ask for
light to be turned on. I wish to say
here that I have not employed a .lawyer
to assist In this, as has been stated, nor
will I. as I think of ihe p(jjple who
want to get Jit the bottom of this, they
will find trteans to do so, and if they
don't, I shall be no wores off than the
others."
Joseph Jacobberger. president of the
Portland Architect's club, said:
"Noflag the difference between the
school board, Mr. Beach and Mr. Kroner
wish to correct the impression given
that the Portland Architectural club Is
supporting Mr. Kroner.
This club has no connection nor sup
porting any one In these controversies,
is only Interested In the proper location
of the proposed new high school, as
has been stated In a former letter to the
press."
F NDS WIFE IN
A LONELY CABIN
. (Continued From Page One.)
mountain Ufa. But towards the end
the lessons lagged and the old story
began to be told again. Then Mrs. "Wil
liams believed that she had found a
balm for the ache In her heart.
Again woman's Instinct came to the
aid of fate, and Mrs. Williams, having
no one In whom to confide her new
happiness, wrote her parents, telling
them of her whereabouts, and her new
life, though cautioning them to secrecy.
The aged father and mother In Butte
could not resist the longing to see their
daughter, and went" to visit her In the
lonely cabin. , There they remonstrated
with her about her secluded life, and
entered protest against the new love
which was seemingly springing up In
her heart.
Will Mot Be turn.
The daughter refused to listen to
either plea or argument, and sorrow;
fully the parents returned to their
homes.
Now for the third act. A few short
days ago a man of city physique and
short of breath tolled toilsomely up
the steep and rugged heights to the
rude castle of the lonely lady of the
mountain. Half way down his heavy
pack, filled with delicacies and subtle
reminders of home, overcame him and he
sat down, panting, orf a log by the dim
and difficult trail.
Coming trippingly down, on her way
to the postoffice. came the lonely wo
man. The surprise was mutual. After
the surprise had subsided, the husband,
for It was the husband after all. anil
the long vanished wife sat down on the
same log and began to talk It over. They
ended by holding hands and voting to go
back to Butte.
Yesterday the reunited man and wife
reached Portland from Wlllimina and
started for their long divided home
where the smelter smoke like a golden
haze always floats above the valleys.
Wherefore oomos the question. Was
It? Was it beans or was It beatings
of a lovesick heart? Was It bacon and
the vision of frosted cake or the call
of an old joy that suffered long but
would not die? The curtain Is not yet.
MAUS CLEARS FT
WRIGHT AFFAIR
(Continued From Page One.)
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hostile criticism directed at the depart
ment commander. The exaggerated re
ports sent out from Spokane would be !
amusing If they were not so mislead- j
ing, qay army dfflcers who are familiar l
with all the facts in the' case since the i
trouble originated. !
It was reported atdepartment head- .
quarters today that -the mayor of Spo-'
kane had announced his Intention to :
file charges with the war department I
against General Maus on account of his j
alleged offensive conduct while at Spo-1
kane several weeks ago investigating j
the quartering of civil prisoners In the j
post guardhouse. Thts report created,
considerable amusement among the of- i
fleers-at headquarters, all of whom up-1
held the department commander's action I
in the case. -
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25c bottle Tr. Benzoin for, ea. ..13
10c pound Lye, on sale for.. .. .. .7$
35c Merle Sugar Milk now for... 21
15c Saltpeter, pound now only...9
10c lb. Alum, now on sale for, lb.6
10c Senna Leaves, on sale now.. 5
10c Whiting, during the sale at..5
10c Chloride Lime, selling now at. 8
15c Powdered Orris, selling at . . N9
15c Cocoanut Oil, now selling at.
35c Absorbent Cotton, sale at..29
20c bottle Denatured Alcohol... 13
25c pint bottle Witchhazel. at. . .16
25c 6-oz. bottle Glycerine at... 16
25c Rose Water and Glycerine. .14$
25c 6-oz. bottle Bay Rum, now.. 14
25c bottle Spirits Camohor at.. .144
25c 6-oz. bottle Castor Oil for.. 13
10c Chalk and Wintergreen now. 54
10c Chalk 'and Orris, selling now. 54
25c pgk. Boric Acid selling at..l3
25c bottle Rose Water now at.. 14
50c lb. Cream Tartar at only 284
10c can Finest Spices at only 74
10c can Finest Mustard at only... 74
10c can Finest Red Pepper at 74
10c can Finest Cloves, now. only.. 74
10c can Finest Ginger, now only. 74
10c can Finest Sage, on safe at.. 74
10c fca'n Finest AHspice, now at.. 74
10c can Finest Black Pepper at. .74
10c can Summer Savory at only.. 74
10c package Epsom Salts, now... 34
10c package Sulphur, now only. .34
10c package Camphorated Chalk. 54
10c package Bicarbonate Sale at.. 54
10c package Bird Seed now only. 64
ft?c package Soap Bark now only. 54
15c package Comp. Licorice for.. 74
15 package Powdered Borax at.. 84
15fc bottle Sewing Machine Oil at. 54
15c package Nutmegs, 15 in pkg..54
Stationery Barg'ns
Bargains Toilet Section
Friday's . Selling Only
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste, sale at only...l4
35c Hazeline Snow, now selling for 234
50c Charles Flesh Food, sale price now.. 334.
75c Oriental ICail Polish, on sale for.... 494
50c Paper Powder Books, silver cases... 334
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PURCHASE; TOILET ARTICLE SECTION
Bargains in Hair,Tooth
Bath & Other Brushes
50c Crane's Linen Lawn, blue and
gray, now on sale for 294
35c "Woodlark" Linen now at.. 194
10c Linen Envelopes to match.... 74
25c Whist Playing Cards now... 194
75c Linctte Playing Cards now. 424
75c cloth-covered Postcard Albums,
hold 300 cards, only.... 374
Large assortm't Tally and Placecards.
Ve clean and fill fountain pens free.
100" Calling Cards, printed for 254
85c to $1 Celluloid Dressing Combs at.. 454
75c Shell Dressing Combs, special price. 054
75c rubber Dressing Comb, with handle. 61
$1 rubber Dressing Comb, with handle.. 794
35c Baby Hair Brushes during this sale. 214
35c Hand Brushes, special during sale... 19
Regular $1 and $1.25 Duca, Teca and Rubaline
Brush, on sale at only 754
$1.50 Hind's English Dog Brush. now.fl.OO
Regular $3.50 Duca and Teca Wodd Cloth
Brush, new, now on sale for $2.50
Regular $3.00 Duca and Teca Wood Cloth
Brush, new. now on sale at ?2.00
$1.50 Adams' Cloth Brush, selling at... $1.17
$3.50 Duca Wood H'r Br., new design. $2.5
$3 Teca Wood Hair Br., new design. .?2.00
Regular $3.00 Rubaline Wood Hair Brush,
new desien. on sale now at ;....S2.25
$2.50 Unbleached Adams' Hair Brush.. 91.98
52.00 UnbleacTied Adams' Hair Brush. .!.
M50 No. 236 Adams' Hair Brush at...fl.OO
$1.50 Very Hair Brush. like Ideal, at... $1.51
$2.50 Keep Klean Mil. Hair Brushes. . .f 1.65,4
$1.59 Keep Klean Military Hair Brush.. 91.09
$K00 Keep Klean Military Hair Brushes. .754
$1 unbleached long bristle Hair Brush... 694
$5 No. 593 Adams' Ebony Hair Brush, extra
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Friday Bargains in
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15c Pants or Coat Hanger selling at 114
50c Gillette Blade Stropper selling at... 334
$1.00 to $1.50 Weather Cottages now 254
$1.25 Flash Lights, selling price only 664
$2.00 Friction Bath Brush, sale now 984
$1.50 Iron Clad Alarm Clock, now 91.00
$2.00 to $2.25 Shoe Brush, for, each ... .91.18
$4.00 Ward Safety Razor, selling at... 9 1-98
$1.00 Assorted Bath Brushes at, each 444
B10.50 Bathroom Medicine Cabinet at.. 96.49
M2.00 Bathroom Mirror selling for 97.98
$16.25 Coffee Percolator, with Alcohol Stove,
now on sale at low price of.., 99.95
25c Clothes Brush Tree With
$1.00 HERPICIDE, SELLING AT. . .674
25c GRAVES' TOOTH PWDR., 2 for 254
Friday and Saturday
Medicinal Wines and Liquors
$1.00 Vermouth, during this sale for.... 794
351111 half-pint Bonded Whiskey for. 254
75c Portor Sherry, during this sale at..:444
$1.00 pure Old Bourbon on sale for 794
$1.15 Hunter Rye now setting for 91.00
$1.25 Gin, during this sale for only 794
$1.25 Rum, during this sale for only 794,
$1,25 Fisher's Rye, selling for only 834
$1.35 Seagrams Canadian Rye, bond. . .91.09
$1.50 Dewar's Extra Special, sale at.... 91.27,
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25c Pinaud's Toilet Soap, at, the cake... 184
25c Bakers I. D. L. Glycerine Soap, three
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25c Jergen's Scotch Oatmeal Snap, three cakes
to the box, on sale for, the box 144
50c La Contessa Soap. 6 cakes to box 264
25c Toussaine, Jergen's, selling at only.. 134
25c Swift's Transparent Glycerine Soap, three
cakes to the box, selling now at 14
25c Going's Dog Soap, during this sale... 154
25c Packers Tar Snap, during this sale... 154
50c Buchan's Soap. 3 cakes to box. now.. 204
75c Buchan's Cotton Bloom, 12 cakes, box 354
75c Buchan's Supert Bath Soap, three cakes
to the box, on sale now at, box 274
30c Theatrical Soap, 3 cakes to box. at..214
60c Jergen s Old-Fashioned Oatmeal, six
cakes to the box, on sale now for, box.384
50c Jergen's Household Assorted, twelve cak
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25c cake Cuticura Soap, for only, cajce...l74
25c Jergen's Hiawatha, 3 cakes to box. ..124
1 10c cake Pumicine, now selling at, cake... 74
25c cake Hood's Medicated at low price.. 174
15c Liquozone Soap, sale price, dozen... 504
25c Waltke Witchhazel, sale at, the box.. 104
10c Olivette Castile Solfp, sale at, cake 64,
25c Woodbury's Facial Soap at, cake 164
25c dot. Jergen's Guest' Room Soap, oz..l54v
15c cake Armour's Supertar, at two for... 154
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50c Rubber Complexion Brush, now at.. 274
25c Silk Complexion Sponge, now for 13
25c White Rubber Rattle, selling at 94
$1.7S No. 2 White Rubber Combination. 91.49
$3 No. 2 Combination Maroon Rubber. 92.69
$3 No. 2 Combination Red Rubber at.. 92.49
Regular $1.50 No. 2 Water Bottle, of white
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$2.25 cloth-inserted Water Bottle at... 91. 83
$2.75 No. 4 Mar'n Rubber Wtr. Bottle. .91.98
$1.25 4-lb. bar Zena Imptd. Castile Snap.. .894
75c 4-lb. bar Antonio Lugado Cast. Soap. 594
75c 4-lb. r.1 Amodo Castile boap, only...4
$1 4-lb. bar Conti Imported Castile Soap 174
25c 2-lb. bar Floating Castile Soap. . . . 174
20c 1-lb. bar American make Cast. Soap..l04
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$1.50 Handbags, new shapes; in tan, brown and
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