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Mrs. Seydell Fires EuIIet Into
Her Breast as Husband
Reps at Door,
With tier own body racked with pain,
and suffering mental anxiety because
of the 4Hnes8 of her 8-year-old baby,
pretty Mr. Jessie Seydell, -30 years
old, attempted last night,. In the most
dramatic manner,- to end her life at the
Drexel. hotel, " Second and Tamhlll
streets 6h is at the Good Samaritan
hospital - today i; with i a bullet ; hole
through the lung, while her husband,,
traveling: salesman, la -Buffering from a
deep sash in .the Arm.?'
When ' the Voman "a.nd her husband
ea me to Portland from Olympla, Wash.,
In October, they - took a ; room at "the
Urexel hotel. They gare their baby to
unnamed frlenda Who Iifo on the east
side, for keeping., "v. "..yr;' , ' ; : y
: Woman Gata JPOslUon. -Seydell
was tut of the city much - of
the time, and six weeks ago the wife
got a position as telephone operator at
the Perkins hotel. She worked more
than - a month, on several occasions
during which time, she " complained of
ill-health. Ten days ago she left with
out notice and did not return.
- Yesterday afternoon the woman got
telephone message from friends who
were caring for the baby saying-the
Child was seriously ill. She left the
hntel hastily and when she" returned
several hoWs later, was agitated. Sey
dell returned yeBterday from a trip in
the state, and went to the office of his
firm, in the ; Wells Fargw building, t to
work. ' '
? Early In the evening,, his wife telephoned-him
to go to her room at the
hotel Immediately, He did so, bnt when
ha tried tha door he found it locked.
In response to his knocks, the woman
asked if It were her husband. Almost
simultaneously with his assurance a
pistol shot rang "out. and the woman
groaned, ... ' . v - - - -
- Bullet Hole Through Breast ;
Soydell thrust his elbow through the
glass panel in the door, e He found his
wife, -with a large bullet hole through
her breast, lying on the bed. She was
conscious.- Blood was flowing from the
wound. A gash which the glass had
cut in Seydell's. arm, was. also bleeding.
'...Wife and husband were taken, to the
Good . Samaritan hospital In .the Red
Cross ambulance. Although seriously
hurf, Jra. Seydell will . live. Seydell
was out today. . '
; The ,Sy dells; were married 4 n, Iowa
seven - yeara ago. The husband (Is
about' 82 years old. . The woman who
tried to end her life, ' is extremely pret
ty, of a quiet disposition and well-educated.
She has been ' 111 for months,
and has several times threatened to kill
herself. , -
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OF
ROADS
' Wireless Man Released. . , a
(Salem Bureau ot The Joonul.l .
'Salem, Or., -April 1. -John Schuyle
man,, a representative of 'the... Qarke
Wireless company, accused by 'Fred 6.
Stewart of . the United Wireless com
pany' of publishing libelous statements
against theUnlted Wireless company In
newspaper advertisements, was released
by the Marlon county? grand Jury today,
f The v grand Jury reported a batch of
indictments today, v'but they were, not
given .out,. spending the arrest, of the
Indicted persons by tha sheriff. v.
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''Journal Want Ads. bring results;
Judge Webster Heads for Grant
: and Harney Counties "
4 ..Wants Bonds issued. ,
Beginning the middle of April, the
Willamette valley is to 'be made the
scene of a general good roads campaign,,
led by Judge Lionel R. Webster, chair
man .,of executive committee of the
Oregon Good Roads association,
Judge Webster left today for Grant
and - HaTrnes counties, where he will
spend two 'weeks organising 'branches
of the .state good joads association.
The trip marks the formal beginning
of tha state .wide campaign for better
built highways, j Judge Webster , said
yesterday; -' .--1-
"I am going to hammer away at the
constitutional amendment - permitting
counties to issue bonds for the building
of roads. - That; Is the most Important
first point In the campaign. The coun
ty should hav greater power.,.'
t ' reopls Should Act. .' yfc'sf-
": VMlnd you, I do not seek for the good
roads association any legislation" com
pelling counties to Issue bonds. I want
the .matter' of road building to rest
entirely with the people. .. Still I know
that many iOregon counties would Issue
bonds for road building if tha power
to do so had been granted them,
. "This year brings a new era In the
development of Oregon. Attention, has
been called to the Interior of the state
as never igfore. . and the response la
going to be seen In a tide of immigra
tion that will populate hundreds of
aquare smiles of rich land before the
season has closed. It is tip to the peo
ple of Oregon to keep pace with pro
gress brought about, by tha Influx of
easterners. It is up to the people of
Oregon to build roads that. will make
their lands accessible. We shall never
secure a proper valuation of our prop
erty until good roads are ', constructed."
It is J udge "Webster's opinion" that
the only effective way to : provide for
good roads is for the stater county, and
property owner to subscribe, eaen one
third to the construction and mainten
ance-of the -thoroughfares.' So far the
individual property owners have mani
fested a greater willingness to , subscribe-
than either the state or . the
county, v, it is taken to. mean that
property owners know froiri experience
the value of good roads-In contrast
with tha ill-maintained, highways they
now travel over. . - , , .- ,
ELABORATE FUNERAL
- FOR JAPANESE PRINCE
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(United Preii Leased Wire.) '
i Tokio, April 1. -The funeral of Prince
Tomosada Iwakura, minister. of the im
perial , household, who died yesterday,
will be one of the most elaborate held
here in recent years, ",v Prnc Iwakura
was the son of the late Prince Iwakura,
who was ' the' first ambassador to the
United States. He was born Jn Decem
ber, 1851. He has' occupied the of floe
of vice grand chamberlain'; and was a
member of the privy council and a di
rector of the peerage bureau. ,
. Fred Jurgerwits Acquitted. , ,
(United Pren teaied Wire.)
Oakland, Cal., April 1-Physldans to
day attended Mrs. Claud F. Smith, who
fainted three times In court, when she
heard the Jury vcUe to a
gerwits of the charsr-s ( ( In
her husband. The evM. ns
Smith had Quarreled with J .
and had brolten a wlrtflow in h-i t
vor to enter Jurgerw Mz'a V,.
sumably to attack him. I f
met Jurgerwltas on'tlia tre.'t
gan a quarrel as a result of wl;f-.-'.i J
gerwlta Shot him. Mrs. SmUh f !
when she heard of the acquit tul. 1
she fainted When Mrs. Jurgi rwita j
fuDy embraced her husband, and fit
ly" on leaving the court room, J
Smith' again fainted and was t.ik. .-,
her home.
; "Pastor Hammond to Rein n in.
Special Dispatch to Th Jonruol.i
Eugene, Or., April 1. At a m(tii :
of the vestry of the Kpiseopal c lnm
of this city yesterday it was vot-a t
raise the salary of the rector, Vr. I '
K. Hammond,' and he has . 'deckle. 1 l
remain here for another year. .
. Gamblers Pay $50 JFJnr.
(Special Dlplcb to Th Journnl.)
Pendleton, Or., , April 1. i'lt a lii
guilty to charges of . gambling, Jui
Winston and Lfeater Swaggart were
terday fined 50 each. ' v.
Demonstration of tlic HoWdancl 'fLc BcauCdrsets ty Madainc Scol icld; Expert Corsctlcrc, Direct From the Facte? r;
Dr DcliTel's Ltoco Mesh XJnd
GG.GC "Valiico BpccIqI G3.15Each
Ati alliay sale of Waists. Materials of exquisite fineness. uch as chiffon
over China silkw chiffoa over net, mcssalinc, Jap and China silks, combined
with 4ainty trimmings of self ; shades. . Then there's plain tailored silks,
2hovm in-pleasing models; checks, stripes, twotones and fancy silks, intensi
fied ia"bciuty by lace and barton trimmings ;, regular values- to CO 1 T
?.3 0. tmi sale at this remarkably low price, eachtake .advantage J J a 10
I S sile J o v2rnl le tipriilluFe
g2.gQ Ctialrs gl.7g g4 Tables Q3.5Q
Here's somethingr new for the children nd don't you know it's hard for the grown,
tips to keep their hands off them.' They are just like bigr folks furniture, such as you
See in many icercream parlori, Built just as strong. . Chairs snd tables that will last
theJittle fellows until they outgrow therh. We quote the following very low prices:-
tTTf vsct Art A a - J AL . em t ! i : it sm V imm a m r 1 .
CHILD'S CHAIR, with seat 9V Inches
wide; statid U Jns from the tips; oak
seat, Japanese copper finish frame and
legs. A small, hardy chair to have about
tht house.
play.
use. See window dis fl"f HfZ
Regular $2.50 value, at vi O
CHILD'S TABLE too 16 ins: in diam
eter; Japanese copper finish f rsme'ahd
legs; height 17 inches. The strongest ta
ble made. See window display. Our best
regular $4.00 values, on sp-;QQ Cfl
clal sale at this low price, ea.VJetiU
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Sale Fine SilEc IPettieociCc
G12SQ Values Special at G4CC
An all-day sale of high-grade Silk Petticoats in fascinating styles and colors.
There1! Dresdens, Roman stripes, two-tones and a complete line of plain
shades: All are cut generously full. v Fitted about the hips, clasp fastened,
or full with drawatring. The most remarkable values ever shown in Port
land. Rich, lustrous taffetas, such as you'd buy at $12.50; priced ri
special tomorrow at the remarkably low price of take advantage Ofia lj
Wl2Ti9d Gl , Underwear
Cclal 7gc tlie Stilt
F&iar"li"H at 2tgc
!raytccrw,VfntBe " furnishing goods department,
prat st ie?lows wfll profit by, this sale of mediurrf-welght
''det' fibbed Underwear shirts arid drawers; ' blue pink '
anf .cra cctldrVlrt rait Uesslsoorsknit in blue snt
pmk. best .''-tegular s SOe1 tr:. $1.00 a suit. values, ffXp
priced' spfcial at ,p8c each, or the suit on sale for AM'
SILKrriES--10a doien men's four-in-hand SuTdtes,-.:'
jcjtlUrii;flUAlitvk
feUows; .".See Sixth-street window display" of f dark and
liehi''cxlors. The best values ever shown in PorrOKrt
'land,: on aale St, special eachtaV i advantage V
Meiivs Oxlordo S1.98
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td jhe shoe store Sixth-street annex.- To-start the season
eff.wirti a rush, and t6 start the people to talking good
about ouir'shoei.: vvc will offer or, tomorrow' only eight
styles in' men's oxfords? patents nd tans and CI QQ
Vtmmstslsi regular $3.50 and $4.00 values, spec'l WUO
t, a d 1 e Q'i- IMcckw ear
Aft "dav tomorrow. " Take two. for the price of one. Dis
tinctive ' styles, for Spring and Summer. Stocks, jabots,
stock" collars, cascades, croats, lawn and net bows, also
line of embroidered wash- belts,' fitted with neat pearl
hurkirs. 1 Thousands m the-assortment irom lir,
-which to choose; . regular- 25c values, special
? 12c
Maitl
IHaitts
Our Milliriery Salon is ablocrl with spring and . surrmief .stylesThfr mod'J
els are chic an4 smart4ooking and embody a great variety of shapes, coK
.orings, designs and trfrnmings---Modcl3 in millinery for every occasion A
great sale of rare novelties at less than makers' prices The matter of our
getting these hats so we can sell them at these very low prices is a long story
and of. little consequence to you, just so we give the values It's a sale of
great proportions, comprising hundreds of Trimmed' Hats, ready to wear
Charming and becoming Hats of Milan, import
ed' hand-made, heavy rough" braids, trimmed fn
wings, quilli, foliage, fruits' flowrs( silksr rib
bons, etc.: unusually, stylish, and On tt?
trimmed suit hatsjf values to $12.00 eptisat serviceable; values to $15.00 special V I satJ
Our Great Sale; of Trimming Flowers Continued for Alt Day Tomorrow
$2.25 Flowers 91-$1.7$ Flowers 75$1.25 Flowers 5O60c Flowers 25
Handsome Picture iHats of - imported heavy
rough braids --rpyrpxide, Manilla and Cuban
braids, chips,. tc; t trimmed in flowers, ' fruits,
ribbons, silks, lace effects and self- JK QfT
G2 iSllRo at 89c Yard
Pongees and Wltlpcbrdn
3000 yards. of these silks were placed on sale "yesterday.
As we were tmable to wait upon all comers during the
busy hours of the afternoon, we will continue the sale to
give all t chance. Try to cqme early. - High-grade two,
toned pongee and fine French "whipcord silks, 24 to 27 ins.
wide, such, as are selling today in New York at $2.00 the
yard. An' endless Variety of new Spring shades; QQ
best regular $1.50 and $2.00 values, special, yard 0 0
Lawh Teiirilo'i GoodG
Sporting days Are Here
"fn'troriporting goods ilepaftriienT we" are Tlhowing com
plete lines of tennis goods. Ward and Wright's tennis rac
quets', mad of especially, selected ash;the gut used in
. stringing is the best imported, noted for its nfe QO ff
snd drivinir Qualities: weight 13 to 15 os, each POU U
Various other lines are shown, such as the followinpr:
The Campbell, "at i. $5.00
The Columbia, at, .$3.00
Htb, new style at.. f 2.00
The Golden Gate..$4.oo
The Park, at, each;.f2.50
The Surprise, each.. fl.KO
Championship Canvas, center strap, price each.,. .$1.25
a complete line ot Marking a ape at very low pner.
Wright & Diston'a Racquets, on sale at $1.00 to $2.5 o
Wright fe piston's Marking Plates, priced, each, .$1.00,.
Wnsrht & Uiston 's Tennis Markers, from $1.00 to $2.00
W. ft D. Championship Tennis Balls, priced 35c and 45
W. & D. Tennis Uets, prices at from $2.00 to $7.50
-r ft'.vJ'v ;a.:'V--':;v.;;:;V' -u'' ; 1 - ' ,
S2I Elastic Oeltb QOe
All day tomorrow, in the center aisle, a great showing of
Belts in plain elastic, tinseled and striped elastic, fitted
with t neat assortment of buckles, which alone are worth
the money we ask for the belt. Our regular val- QQ j
ues to $2.00, on special sale at this low price, each sO C
Ffoeeh 2 to 6 F. M
jChildrens 1 $2.50 Coats for $1 .89
2 to-' 6 p. m. tomorrow, in ; the!r infants'
sthTe, second floor, a sale of pongee Coats
fof children from 2. to 6 years of :t age;
natural' color cloth, piped with blue, cut
W wl"vrv atvlishr little garments:
regular values to $2.50, special (PI OQ
siternoon pnee, tn garment, atv-.s-''
Reg. $1.00 Nightgowns Only 59c
2 to 6 p. m. tomorrow, women's Gowns
in Hubbard cjr chemise styles, long ' or
short sleeves.' embroidery or lace-trimmed,
or clusters of ; tucks, with, inset, of CQ
insertion; our regular $1.00 values OV
Reg. $2.25 Ironing Board $1.75
2ta4 m. tomorrow. Take elevator to
the third floor. Improved folding Ironing
Boards, with sleeveboard attachment; our
regular $2.25 values,-on sale , at CI 7C
this special afternoon price, each v y
Reg. $2.50 Embroidery Only 98c
2 td 6 p. mJ A wonderful bargain for four'
hours 27 to 54-inch Embrctidery Flounc
ing of fine : rAaterial suitable for lingerie:
.also 2-inch allovers in large assortment of
patterns; out regular stock values QQp
np to $2.50, on special sale at, each 70U
Women's 20c Vests for 11c Each
2 to 6 p m. tomorrow "women's fine qual
ity, jersey-fibbed Vests in tream color
only; nicely finished with - beading; - low
neck and sleeveless; our best regu- " "I p
lar 20c values, onrspecial sale, each -'
Reg. 85c Rompers Now Only 59c
2 to 6 p. nvtomorrow. ..Parents should
look well -to their needs in this line; - blue
and white snd pink snd white check ging
ham and plain blue chambray Rompers for
children 6 months to 0 years of age;
our regular . 85c values, special
!:;59c
P2ciaIsFOinii6flo9:30IP.RiI.
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Reg. $2.50 Petticoats Only $127
6 to 9:30 p. m. .tewnorrow.. Women's black
Petticoats, in heatherbloom Or satine; wide
.flounces, tailored, tucked or shirred with
underlay. ., Hody of skirts are cub full and
are well ' made; values ip 'to Cl Q7
v$2.50 each, on. special sale at, ea. VXaaWI
Regl.00 Back-Combs Only" 25c
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow. An . evening
fale of bold inlaid Back Combs, a ereat
variety of-patternsr all guaranteed not to
tarnish: a beautiful - collection of values
up tAt.41.00; grouped in one lot, on
special isale st this low price,' each aiOl
Reg:. 50c Hair Turbans for 25c
6 to 9:3 p. m. "tomorrow, a great sale of
Ha:r Tnrbans, all the newest shapes snd a
ton.letlirre : of shades; strictly OC
-rannpry: rtrauf- 50c values, each aWOlv
neK:i0c Torchon Lace 5c Yard
Women's $3.50 Waists for $1.23
6. to 9:30 tomorrow evening, ' women's lin
gerie arid tailored Waists. -The lingerie
are of extra " good quality lawn, in plain,
neat tucked Styles; tailored waists are pure
linen, in different width plaits and all. sizes,
new Spring styles; our best regu- ?- - OO
lar values up to $3.50 each, spec'l V
Reg. 75c Ribbons at 48c a' Yard
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow,
. t so
Novelty Ribbons Dresdens, Persians and
moires, stfipes, etc; -widths up to ins.;
our regular values up tOSc the AQ
"yafdV"oS Special TaleTal, the yardOi
25c Turban Hair Pins ,Nqw12c
6 to 9:30 p. m.-tomorrow, in the cerfler"
aisle, a sale of Turban Hair Pins; plain
and mounted, shell and amber; excellent
qualityrour regular 25c seller, spe-."J 0
ial for the evening sale, only, each XiV
Reg. $1.50 Doz. Val. Lace at 69c
6 to 9:30 p. m., a big showing of Valen
ciennes Laces and Insertions Jo match, in
widths up to Vt inches; values to ?Q
$1.50 doz.,'1 all new, wanted patterns UJU
ecial lot of
to 9:30. p. m, tomorrow, a sale of Tor-
to
to
chen Lacevin eVges and insertions
rnatch; widths up to 2
lot a yard or 00 a dozen: soecial
esening trire, 50c dozen, or, the yard
incnes; values
Extrasdlnary S ale
5000 Guaranteed
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The greatest Foimtain Pen sale ever held
in Portland starts here Saturday at 8 a. m. '
--Five thousarid . Fountain Pens, the best -
1 that can be manufactured, fully guaran--,
teed to give the highest satisfaction, will .
; be on"sale'at prices "which represent less
than 'the cost of the points aloneWar
ranted 14-carat gold points Reg. AQ
values to $5.00 ' Choice at, each s O C
These iUustrations depict two of the styles
offered in this sale These pens are orna-
mented with sterling silver, some with gold ;
mountings' others inlaid with mother-of.
pearl Some are" plain black with gold
Suitable for men, women, girls and boys
The above statements seem almost be
yond belief, yet every word is true, and we
can state without hesitation that it is the:
best offering of its kind ever made in the
city, as our window display well shows
Remember, the quantity is limited to 5000
pens, and it wouldn't surprise us a bit to :
see every one of them sold before closing .
time All pens are -guaranteed by the
manufacturer Take advantage to this
remarkable sale of pens: and come early
Specials Fxom: 2 Go 6 P. M
$2.00 Couch Covers $L45 Each
2 to 6 p. m. tomorrow, in the drapery
store, fourth floor, a Sale of Couch Cov
ers, fringed, reversible, in new Oriental
?iat terns; splendid quality, good weight,
ull site; jour regular $2.00 val- Cf IK
ues, on special . sale for, eachPi.4t
Glass Toweling Only 8c a Yard
2 to. 6 p. m. tomorrow, in the domestic
aisle, checked Linen Glass .Toweling and
Roller Toweling, all white with red or
bine border; very special for the
afternoon only at this price, the yard
Reg. $2.00 Dress Nets 69c Yard
4 . VI
8c
2 to 6 p. rru tomorrow, a fine showing of
lain and fancy Nets, 45 inches wide, in
lack, white, navy, brown and assorted
to 0
yardU7lv
lacK, wnite, navy, brown
shades; our regular values i
$2.00, on special sale at, the
42-Piece China Dinner Sets Less
Special for This Sale Only $2.65
2 to .6 p. m. No, the printer didn't make
any mistake; it's so. Clean, white, Sweet
China, durable, hard to crack or chip; will
last for years; three decorations to choose
from. Set consists of 6 dinner plates, 6
pie plates, 6 fruit saucers, 6 ind, butters,
6 cups, 6 saucers, 1 sugar bowl, 1 creamer,
1 meat dish, 1 butter dish, 2 vegetable
dishes, making a complete aet QO pT
of 42 pieces, on sale for, the set O&AjO
Reg. $3.00 Lace Curtains at $1.75
2 to 6 p. m.,-a great four hours' sale cf t
white Irish Point Lace Curtains, in fancy
scroll centers with rich borders; also plain
centers with neat, simple borders; five
different' styles; 42 inches wide and 2'
yards long; regular $3.00 values, C" rj'
on special sale at," the pair, only V J- 1 1
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Reg; $1.50 Belt Pins at 69c Each
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow. The jewelry
store -offers splendid values in Belt Pins,
new stone-set novelties in oxidized, rose
and Egyptian gold finish; all shapes and
sizes; regular values to $1.50, on ?f.
special sale at t,he low pri?e of, each U7t.
Reg. $1.00 Kitchen Sets for 69c
6 to 9:30 p.. m. tomorrow, a four hours'
sale of Kitchen Sets of 8 pieces, as fol
lows r 1 -cleaver; -liakrkniferttread
knife,. 1 canopener, I paring knife, I' flesh
fork, 1 eraery7TrpotatokniTe; a set that
sells, regularly at $1.00, on spe- l!Qf
cial sale tomorrow "at low pricet set
Reg. 75c Neckwear Special at 39c
to 9:,30 p. m. tomorrow, a showing of
the latest styles in fancy Neckwear for
women, comprising stocks, Croats, jahot,
collars; ' also a" neat line of fancy belts.
Our regular values to 75c, on sale OQ
at this special evening price, each 0JL
Special Sale of Women's Drawers
Regular 85c Values Now at 52;
6 to 9:30. p. m. tomorrow." The bi. vh
store, second floor, offers an evening
tf women's Drawers, made of nai:ic ' .
with wide flounce, trimmed with inrr
and embroidery edge; regular 85c f"
values, en special sale at, the' pair O.
Big Special Sale of Corset Ccvc
Regular 85c Values Now fcr
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow. In the
store, second floor, a sale of fine r
Corset Covers,- with rcund yr ti' ,
insertion, fine lace ede V J r
insets;.' our best regular' f 5c
ues, on ipecial sale at t'.n ;
lDc Collar Foundation- C
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrcw, f
Cellar Foundation, in v. a
silk mull: the newet : . :
Warren Featherbone C
white "' only; our rT ' r I
ij on sale at special. l-.iv "