The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, May 13, 1910, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 13, 1010. ILSfflBEItBY: MOTl'IFE I The extension will Include the enumera tlon in Salem and other town wall a the country preolncta, - Two more enumeration districts not yet Included were- added la - Jackaon I county yesterday and enumerator wera started to work,' making a total of 101 numeratlorn - dlatrlcta In , Supervisor Hendricks dlrlslon. ' Nearly 19 dla trlcta in this airmion bar fully re ported and the count U completed In tnose aiatrict. . ., . n. r.1. Faulkner of Seattle Stabs William Harlin in Victim's Own House. , OAttle, May 13. B. Faulknor,. who St Is ftUerd kidnapea iiis mm in f mm her mother and. hid her away In f-pokane in February, an sines that ttma has been In ana out 01 we courw of Kins- county In eonaUnt trouble with his wife, is In Jail today, facing a charire of murder In the flrat degree Within It hours after he had 'told a Judge yesterday that he Intended to leave hie wire aione ana w -tcjomou from the county Jail, he had plunged a knife Into th heart of William Harmn. ti total atranger, under the Impression that he was killing his wife. Harbin died a few minutes later. At the same urns Faulkner severely wounded William Lewie, a roomer at the Harbin home. following the discovery of the kid- raped child In Spokane, tne Daoy ana Faulkner were returned , here. . Mrs. Faulkner brought suit for divorce, and her husband, enraged. Is alleged to have threatened to kill heri'TIeaa rear rested and for the past two months has been in the county Jail, unable to furnish a 11008 Deace bond. - - 4 Faulkner was released from Jail at S:lt yesterday - afternoon, under bis promise to . behave. The Killing oc curred at 10:1J5 last night For some time Mrs. Faulkner has been living in a house In the rear of the Harbin home, and the police suppose that by accident Faulkner entered the wrong house. Knocking at the . Harbin door, he brushed past Mrs. Harbin, ' who an swered the knock, and dashed Into ; bedroom where her husband had Just retired.. As Harbin rose Faulkner drew a large pocket knife and plunged it Into his victim. The one blow was suf fiolent and Harbin fell dying. Hearing the scuffle, William "Lewis, the roomer, ran eut and grappled with Faulkner.. The fought through the ihall, down the steps and finally Into the street, ; where Lewis got Faulkner ;iown. - Faulkner got ' one t arm - free, however, and stabbed Lewis over the right eye. Lewis fell, back and Faulk ner ran.' ''.':,... -:'.,..,::-. He was found an hour later, his hat. coat and shirt gone and the remainder of his clothes spattered with blood, and was arrested. . -:.,. . - S. P. OFFERS JOBS TO - ' MEN ON RIVAL BOATS Ban 'Francisco. May 11. Continual growth of the Boutnern Paclfio throngh the extensions, of its lines la causing a number of vacancies In th axetfutlve departments.!; In order in lra.n mm with th- growth the Southern. Pacific Is i offering excellent positions to th officials of opposing lines. Th latest - change In th railroad world la made by T. M. Schumacher, formerly vice president of th West m Pacific, who has accepted a ponl tion as asalstant trafflo director of the Harrlman lines. TWO CALIFORNIA WOMEN INHERIT TEN MILLIONS ' .... , ,-.t San Francisco, May IS. The bulk. th 110,000.000 estate of ex-President Don Angel Gutrola of Salvador, ; who dlsd two weeks ago In Santa Tools, will be Inherited by his daughters, Mrs, B. MeJIa of Oakland, and Mrs. Cordelia O. te Moran of San- Francisco. Mrs. MeJIa, who 1 well known In San Fran cisco society, will . sail 'tomorrow for Santa, Tecla. - v . i PASSENGER TRAINS v , DELAYED FOR HOURS According to Information . received In th office of the superintendent Of the Southern Faclflo this morning, train No. 1, due to arrive her at 7:10 this morning, will com In l hours and St minutes late, No. 14. due to arrive her at 11 o'clock this morning. Is reported hours and 40 minutes late.. Th trains were delayed In the tfhae- WNJivlalon by a wreck, but as It oc curred outside of the Oregon division no official reports were received ' by the superintendent here.-' It Is sup posed that It was a freight train that left the rails. - 100 Students Take Examination.' Baker City, May IS. Final examina tions for students of the eighth grade are being held in all district In the county today, and about IQO young peo ple are taking the examination, wnen the papers have been completed they will be sent to this city, where they will be graded , by four teachers selected by County Superintendent Smith.' The four parsons to do th grading are: M!saes Lulu Graces. Jennie Cunning and Maude Dyke of Bake City, and Professor Lin den MoCullough or Neworiags. Accora Ing to reports from the teachers very few Will fall. , - " -; "Spotters" Elect! Officers. : ..' Tjnltfd Free Imm4 Wlm.1 , Los Angls, CaU May II. II. H. Ger- - i I man, of Topeka, Kan., was elected presi dent of the International Association of Railway Special Agents and Police at I the annual convention, which adjourned today. Other offloers chosen - wer: James lenders, Utlca, N. T, first vice pretldent; .P. J. JCIdelon. San Francisco, second vice president; F. C. Solabaoh, Cedartown, Georgia,' third vice prenl dent; W. C Pannel, Baltimore, secre tary and treasurer. , , phattanooga, Tenn., was choaen as the convention city for 1911. W ' tJ ".. Ilalley's ("oinri. . . . ' j . May 1J. HaUt-y'a toiu.itrone today, .; . j fc51 a. m,; tomorrow, 2:55 .; m.. Bun . t : rlsos, 4:48. Comtfa speed today, Sboul 147J miles per minute. , . '' J , , . . i i ., i . i Journal Want Ads. lirlntf results, ' fin WILL CONTEST FOR t $1,000000 IS ENDED (Halted Prow Leaeed Wire.) ' -Oakland, CaL, May IS. Mrs. Joseph feoardman and her. young daughter are today in possession of the 11,000,000 estate left by her husband who died seven years ago. ' Since then the ques tion of division has been in- th courts. The will contest was settled by Judge Wells' decision In favor of the widow and her child, dividing the estate evenly between them. Beardman left four wills, giving his fortune to Oakland charities. , He had been declared mentally incompetent be fore his death and the wills were de nied, probata. r The estate was appraised ait $92,00Q but the advance in real estate has since lncreaaed this to more than a million. The will contest has been before the courts several years. , FOR M'FARLAND FIFTY : YEARS AT SAN QUENTIN (United Prew Leaeed Win.) Martlnea, CaL, May 1J. Jamea Mc Farlahd, convicted of the murder of Frank Garcia at Llvermore and sen tenced to serve 60 years In the pen! tentlary at San Quentln, was taken to tne prison today. : - - After the murderMcFarlandTlect to San Jose, where ; he posed as a de tective. He was arrested and returned to Contra Costa county. Later he de veloped symptoms of insanity and was rlaced in a hospital for r the Insane at Stockton. Two weeka - ago he ' was brought here and was sentenced by Judge Latimer. " . . - MORE TIME ALLOWED IN ' F1RST.CENSUS DISTRICT (Saleia Bareea of The Jnunsel ) ' Salem, Or May , 18. Supervisor R. J. Hendricks has announced that One , week's additional time will be given for completing tne taking of the census In the first district This, will give Xhe enumerators . until Saturday, May SI, to complete the count In this district I - ' T- e . - Prices ; r Tearing Do wn Sale Women's Shoes and Oxfords ; 1 , . . . : ' . . . 'Extra Spscials-f 1400 rsirs "Shoes "and tr Oxfords, $4 trades -..,.19 lwO 1950 ri"s Sbot and & "jk r Oxford. $4.50 gndes ...5C.4j 2r2 pairs Shoes and JO QC Oxfords, $5 grades ...... jJ3 Flaclc Buckfkin . Button. JWt ! sni sewed, ?6 frsdes, Tsn Eutton Booft, round toes. la-d.ewed, $5 trades.-' (J J "t vrrr Tatent and BuckjiVin , 55CO jn-ade, 45 c ,r. - r . r every r-air reduced "-n loo's Oxfords ''t 't Portland's Largest V Homefurnfshers ; f: t: TolH' Giblbs, Inc. 1 MORRISON AT SEVENTH The Home Furnished on Easy Payments Lawn and Garden Requisites-rLawn Mowers, Garden Hose SprlnKlers, Reels, Nozzles ; ' : Garden Tools in the Basement Store Restful Summer Furniture for Porch, and , Lawn l-i : . i ii aasBssassMBSBMSMSBBBgasasBasai.., I inn Mcsssssaseai , iiiiui i i 1 , , t , , , i ., t And it's just such a showing as ours that mothers appreciate and will always, make a special effdrt to come anu loon oyer. j. ne immense vaneiy oi materials, ine spienam range 01 .sizes ana prices ana tne way-, tn which these pretty little garments are made up, are sure to arouse more than ordinary interest. - ; . IS-? ?2.95 92.50 91.95 ?2.25 3.95 $2.50 95 Sixteen of them are pictured here; and there are others equally as inter esting in style and value..' They're all- the practical one-piece Dresses thatjbutton from the neck to the bot tom, the hem' being extra wide.- And every garment, whether trimmed with the dainty shades of pink, helio, blue , . or other 'dainty shades, is ' absolutely , fast in color. v Dresses at 95J are just - I PL M?J aV I ?1.75 S1.75 $2.95 $3.25 95 $1.95 Jgft ; in every detail as those at $3.95 and ; , katerials ' are percale prints, Sea Island -percales, "ginghams, Ander son's ginghams, chambrays and chev- . iots--all the newest patterns arid colorinfa.. it , . - - o Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 vears. Mail orders given prompt and careful at- as well made show just as much care l.-5 $1.50, 9150 tention. 5 . - mm OTLIIS Ih theBase- "ment Store Little economies that make tip advantage ; for supplying their supply ioi: tfisC f uture.2j;Tpday 5c Cotton Dish Mops at, each ...3 Sc Cook Forks at, ach ..;..i.;,..3 , Sc Cookie Cutters at, each . . . ...,3a Sc Nutmeg Graters at, each ........ 3e) Sc Asbestos Tabla Matt at, each ....8 10c Wood Spoons at, each .,.,.;... 8a 10c Perfection Cake Turners, each 10c Cook Forks at, each .;......,'...8 iOc Cookie Cutters at, each ....8) 10c Half-Round Graters at, each .,..8 10c Electric Egg Whips at, each . ... 10c, Surprise Egg Whips at, each ;,.8) 10c Wire Potato Mashers at, each... 8f) 10c Wire Vegetable Skimmers, each 8a 10c Handled Strainers at, each' .8a 10c Wire Egg Whipa at, each.......8a 10c dozen Coat and Hat Hooka, dot 10c half, pint Tin Cops at, each. .....81 10c Salt Shakers at, each ...... 8 15e Wooden Spoons at, each ....... 12a 15c Pot Chains and Scrapers, each 131 15c Gilmore Graters at, each ......12fl 15c Dover Egg Beaters at, each ...,12s) 15c Perforated Cake Spoons, each 12s 15c Wood Potato Mashers at. each 12e 15c Never Drip Tea Strainers, each 12a 15c Wire Cook Forks at, each .....1 15c Steel Sink Brushes at. each ....12e 15e Pan JRim Strainers at, each'... 15c single blade Chopping Knives 13d 15c Soap Dishes at, each ,...12 15c Wire Coat Hangers at, each ...12 20c Square Graters at, each' 20c Round Graters at. each ........ 16 20c Sensible Egg Whipa at, each ..! greater savings when one takes present ; needs and iaymglm a and. tomorrow. ' ! 4': fi'-V'V 20c Vegetable Slicers at, each '....16f 20c Wire Potato Mashers at, each.;l6 20c Double Towel Rings at, each f,16s) 20c Cotton Obthes Lines at, each 16s) 20c Handled Strainers at, each' , 16a) 20c double-blade Chopping Knives 16. 20c Soap Shakers at, each 16a) 20c Pot Knives at, each ....... .7. 161 25c Extension Strainers at, each . 19) 25c Holt's Egg Beaters at, each ..19) 25c Wood's Can Openers at, each -. .19 25c Handled Strainers at, each ...19 30c Henis' Fruit Press or Potato Ricer at, each '. .....24a 35c Bath Soap Dishes at, each ....28 40c VegeUble Slicers at, eaeh l...S2) 40c Fruit Press or Potato Ricers ,.32) SPECIALS IM BRUSHES. FOR ALL ; CLEANINO PURPOSE8 t v v 10c Scrubbing Brushes at, each .....8a lOe Sink Brushes at, each ...........8) 15i Scrubbing Brushes at, each ....12) 15c Stove Brushes at, each ...... .12) 15c Shoe Daubers at, each . ...... .12a 20c Scrubbing Brushes, with attachment for mop handle at, each ..... 25c Handled Scmbbfng Brushes, es. 191 25c Scrubbing Brushes, with attachment for mop handle at. each ........19a 25c Scrubbing Brushes at, each ...,19 30c Shoe Brushes at. esch 24 35c Sink Brushes at, each ..r... ...28 iSc Scrubbing Brushes at, each ....2S 0 wT'svoA-T. Today and WMJJl UVS LU Tomorrow ggy!So.at:-$l.g:9 To demonstrate that our popular-priced Corsets are better than those offered else- wnere at tne same regular, values and as annaucement to tnose nno hawe not visited our Corset Section "we are offer- ing these "interesting . bargains in popular- priced Corsets today and "tomorrow. You'll agree " with us that these are better made and superior in mate- nai tnan tnose you have seen anywhere at the same ' regular prices. :And what is more, you are assured of choosing the ' cor- rect -moaei i or. your figure, whether the demand be for a small. medium or large size, or a model with high or low bust and perhaps the long-hip effect. All of them are this Spring's mod els and boned with rustproof steel. . CorSet Section, Main Floor West.- ' 7 , , : j ; . ;,.,'.,.: ..'." . Question ibr. 'Hue ' :r Renter J ' ; ' -.":.' t Satorday Opportomtdes peptfeff fig 12i4; YAPP for plain Burlap, a . , - yzra wiae ana in several colors; regular 20c yard grade. ' lOe4 YARD for figured Silkoline' that is 36 inches wide and sells reg ularly at 15c yard. $l.GO EACH for Couch Covers 60 inches wide, of plain jTeen fig ured' rep ; regular $2.50 values. 30 19? YARD for CurUin Muslin in ecru tint, crossbar and stripe pat . , . . . erns; x) mcnes wide ana regular yard value. 40 YARD for plain white French 75 YARD Curtain- Net in two width?, 72 inches and .103 inch-s; fells rccularly af S5c yard and $1.25 yard. SHghtlv joiled on cdres. Ror; Special 27-inch by 60-inch Axminster Rug a serviceable rug and a desirable size for general house -use or for the summer cottage; regular value $2.50. Special tomorrow in the Carpet De partment at vl.CO . . ' y ..,,. :. v. -. ... ' 'i,i,.- . How often have you had friends ask you, "Do ypu own your own home?" or how often you hear friends say; "We have just bought our own home." v ' t ' , - It jS atTembarrassing question. , Ou the one hand you .' must acknowledge that you are paying rent still. On the -v other hand you must realize that your friend is more am bitious than you and more far-seeing. . , " v ' ' -Jsj-msTM LotsMSO:Upi:; $5 Down . $5 a Month W f'4l L 7 ' ' Offers . ypu the opportunity to. tell your friends that you t own your, own. home. '.You : can start paying for the ' homesite with a $5 -bill and $5 each month;-. You1 can ; start building at once, or we will arrange , to build Tor , :' , V . you at once and you may pay us the same-way you are . (V ': now paying rent. ; ; , . - v : Saginaw Heights is located at Lents.. It has graded ; ' streets, walks and water piped to in front of each lot;1' It v sjs convenient I io fine stores, excellent public school, " .'' churches, . banki etCi, x It is on the Mount Scott ' car and - oniy a snon nae xo your Dusincss eacn uay. PRICES ADVANCE MONDAY . See Saginaw Heights, but see it quick. Over 300 lots " sold within less than' 60 days, and buildings already Our property office i opposite the station, and our agent? will show you the property. Or call at our down-town' T' office and we will take you put in our automobiles. - 5 - ; Geo. 'M&ore 517-518 Abington Bldg Third St., Bet Washington and ' . , ' , . ." Stark-Phones Main 802, A-3126. i SATURDAY SPECIALS' ' On Sale 4 to 9 P. HI. f $1.50 Cleat Sale 92e! Just what youll need for . keeping Mr. Fly away from . the edibles. These safes are well made are roomy meas- ' ure 2 feet high .by 18 inches ; wide ajid 18 inches in depth' -and have a shelf in center A $1.50 VALUE COc DISIlPANSr at 37c : Gray Granite Dish Pans, 14 quarts ca- ' pacity, best quality, on sale tomorro. from 4 to 9 p.' m. at , 37 Instead of 60c ! I ' i KM .v. Ss - f' i V. r s f r ! 1 . s - : , f r ' I- w. V . r v. s j tai tons; irrdloal EI Tz. 49 Alder St. Portland. Or. 'TIIEVIEW ' Ttc-Jncbt's-SHnc'Co. Lsrrfnt Ef!tr Oprstors en the Pac-.f.c Ccat i V A , Crr. Fir 3 :zi V':r 5!rcc3 T .'Ml A-.U i- V,.