The Oregon daily journal., October 21, 1910, Page 16, Image 16

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 21. 1910.
AHEIIHES
FOR THE NEWEST,: VISIT THE STYLE STORE.
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Citizens of Vale Show Reasons
Business ; Men Offer to' Standj
Are the fall models now shown and distributed at the "Style Store and our moderate ;
pricing and the liberal credit we extend make them within, reach of every well meaning
man and .woman. : . ' -
Why County of Otis Should
, Not Be Carved Out.
Expense of Recount; Ask
. Judgment Withheld. .
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PROPOSED COUHTY
CENSUS FRAUDS
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Spiwli! Dlitc to TJi JoorcuU
' ' 'tte '. Or., Oct 11. At- ths ATgtmt
jmcetinj of tb citisens of Vila and
vicinity Tuesday evening held la the
0h(imb?r of Commerce, that body passed
unanimously- resolutions against the
creation of proposed OUs county, which
it to be taken out of Malheur, Harney
and Grant counties. , The 'reeolutlona
were passed on account of the lntenae
- feeling now 'all over tha . territory to
be affected. 95 per cent : of the tax
payera In tho proposed boundaries op
posing; the creation Xortha4 followln
reasons : ' ' :-
That the new county will haT to
assume part of the Indebtedness of -tha
counties from whose territory it ia to
be taken; that cqurt honae and Jail
will have to be -erected: that saJarlea
win hava to be paid: that year, will
have to elapae before a tax can b
levied and collected; that ths county
will be la debt at least $100,60? .within
the flrat year; that every hill will
have to ba paid out In warrants with
no prospect of such' warrantr'belne;
paid for in II or 10" years, 'which will
' cause the new county to -.fay.. a premium
of 80 or 40 1 per cnt on everything
"purchased; that the. village of Drewaey,
which aspires to beconw a county seat
will be 18 tnllea from" the proposed
railroad and that in all probability a
county seat fight would result in a few
years; that the territory to be taken
la ia composed of large f arras; whose
owner are all opposed to the creation
and that there can be little future de
velopment because practically all ., the
land aucceptibl of cultivation ia now
In private ownership of cattle and
aheepmen.
The resolutions adopted by the Vale
Chamber of Commerce, almost similar
to those adopted by the commercial
bodies of Ontario, Nyssa, Juntura, Beu
lah and Riverside, state:
"Whereas. AU the taxpayers of Mal
heur county residing In the district pro-
posed to be out off Into Otia county art
opposed to such action for the reason
that there la not sufficient taxable
property in said Otia county to main
tain a county goyernment;- therefore
be it -.. , . s. .:...
' "Resolved, That we deplore the ao-
tion of the residents of Drtwsey, Ore
gon, in seeking to Initiate a bill for
the establishment of Otis county,- and
request that the electors of the state
vote against said measure,"
Aberdeen, Or.. Oct 11. Census
frauda in thla city are emphatically
denied, and a recount has been asked
by ;. the chamber of commerce. The
chamber also makes a formal protest to
Secretary .' Nagel against the charges,
and the city haa offered to pay the
expenses' of another enumeration. .
The following telegram, signed by 0
of the most prominent business men of
the city, was sent to Secretary Nagel:
, "Believing that there la no basis for
the statements, as reported in press
dispatches, that gross frauds have been
committed in the enumeration of Aber
deen's population, and believing that
such reports do this city a great In
justice, the Aberdeen' chamber of com
merce respectfully urges that you order
a recount of the population of thla city,
the expense of anon recount to be born
by the city itself. :i v ;.' : . - :- v.
"We ask . that this recount be made
under your supervision. r' We moat, re
spectfully request further that your of
fice permit us to furnish sworn states
menta aa to the methods employed la
the late enumeration by other than reg
ularly ' authorised . census ' agents and
that you withhold Judgment and a state
ment, of the count here until further
Information la In your hands. Letter
will follow." i i
The letter wilt cover all the alleged
fraudulent work raised by the cenaua
director. -
Trafalgar Day in London.
1 London, Oct. 11. Trafalgar day, the
anniversary of the great naval battle In
which Lord Nelson met bis death; was
obaerved in ; London and. elfiewhere
throughout the United Kingdom-today,
In accordance with the custom of marry
year; Many banquets and publle meet
ings were held under the auspices of the
Navy league and titer; patriotic organ
izations. During Hhe day thousands of
persons stopped to admire the handsome
floral tribute placed about the basa of
the Nelson column in Trafalgar Square.
Interesting Reading for
. Tubercular Invalids
Th makers of Turkman's Alterative
th medicine that is curing tuberculosis
u kuw ih. xnuntrv will, mend direct, a
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pamphlet ana other literature, tnai every
consumptive should read. It telle In
their own language the story or those
whom Eckman's Alterative haa cured.
Such Btralght-from-the-heart evidence
aa this booklet holds is convincing. "
No matter if you have unfortunately
spent time and . money experimenting
with nenrlv everv "cure" under the
firmament investigate Eckman'a Alter
ative. If shown the heart-touching addi
davit of a father whose only son was
cured of tuberculosis by Eckman'a Al
terative after all hope bad been aban
doned, would It not carry some weight
with youT A specimen: 711 Cherry BU
Phlla., Pa. . ...:::.-.-.: ,-
Gentlemen. 'In July, 0S -I first
noticed the conditions . that showed I
had Consumption. I lost weight rapidly:
had a hollow cough, hemorrhagea and
very severe night sweats. My brother
recommended Eckman'a -Alterative,, In
the fall of 1905 X began to take It. At
thla time I am perfectly well and ro
bust My appetite is good and my weight
has Increaaed from 110 to 140 pounds
Not a, trace of my Old trouble remains,
I will gladly etpress the merits of this
medicine to anyone.", h :;;1k-
(Signed) M. L- OERHARDT.
'' Eckman's i Alterative cui'f- Bronohltla,
Asthma, Hay Eever, , Tt and Lung
Affections. Tor sale by 1 Drug Co.,
and" other leading druggie. Ask for
booklet of cured cases and write to
Eckman Labratory. Philadelphia, Pa.,
for additional eviaenee,
; mm ?$m ;':
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CATS
Suitst overcoats' and rain coats of the
newest styles, fabrics and colors, pos
sessing every, new twist and wrinkle
introduced by the. most prominent de
signers. They were built tosatisfy,.
and they do. They are made of the .
best fabrics and materials in and out
side; Outside the straight long seams '
they are strictly bench made, hand
tailored. "-You" are assured that they
will hold their shape. Made by .
The Bradkry System
THE BEST CLOTHES MADE YET
Range in prices as high (? A A A
as $40 and as low as . . UU r
A large assortment of fur coats in pony and
s marmot; also in Karakul, plush and silkr
ette.. 52 inches long, lined throughout with
fancy brocaded satin, ' very stylish and " re
fined looking garments. Range in prices as
. high as $100. and as lowgJg QQ
See the assortment of slipons for ladies and
misses we now show at from(J C A A
$25.00 to ......... .......,,PlOUU
Ladies and Misses' Suits
, Ladies' and Misses' suits with a touch of the
little, above the average kind just expressed
to us by our New York, buyer and now dis-
played at very moderate jpnces -t "
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Saturday Only
v Klosefit petticoats adjustible at the waist.
Fits either small or large, women. Made of
best feather silk, with deep dust ( "I H C
ruffle.' $3 value, Saturday only . ajjl. D
' vSee our furnishing section.
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Saturday,
Oct 22
Doors Open 9 A.M.
Mammoth Jewelry S
ale at 33c
on
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Dollar
The American Jewelry Company
Corner Fifth and Washington Streets " Old Olds, Wortman & King Store
Saturday,
Oct. 22
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Doors Open 9 A- Mi
The crowds which visited this store since we blaced on sale the stock "of a local wholesale jewelry house which we bought at-33c on the dollar have been enormous. It is ; natural fthat after 10 days of
tremendous sales such as have been going on find us with a large quantity of odd pieces of jewelry. . We do not want to carry these over and we must have room for our holiday stock which ts coming-in.
fast at this season of the year. ; Therefore we have decided to move the balance of the stock regardless of the original cost or value.1 We, haveinarked what reris here . at actual costto us which;
is 2-3 less than wholesale prices. We are going to try and sell this out in one day. Tomorrow Saturday, Oct: 22 our doors open at 9 a. m. Be there and see for yourself what WE oAY lb Kluri i .
$2.C0 Vanity Sets .......".......r.........08
25c Pearl or Solid Collar Buttons ;. . . . ....... ..4 S
$12.00 Four-Piece Tea Set, quadruple plate $5.98
75c Sterling Silver Handle Tooth Brush.. Nail File,
Button Hook or Letter Opener ....19
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. $4 Silver-Trim'd Gold-Pointed Fountain Pen 78
; $15.00 Thin Model Watches ............ . .$0.48
$1.00 Whitestone Hat Pins 38r
17 jeweled watches, Elgin, Waltham or
Hampden. 20 year cases guaran
teed. Be sure and see these. At $13.88.
$1.)D0 Watches . 38
$1.50 Sterling Manicure or Embroid'y Scissors 48
$3,75 Tablespoons . . ..... i . . . .$1.98
75c Emblem Pins fc.9
$2.00 Napkin. Rings .48
$2.00 Solid Gold Fountain Pens '....48
$4.00 Set of Knives or Forks $1.98
WE ARE HERE TO -STAY
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Were You With This Crowd? If Not, Be Sure and Come Tomorrow, October 22
American,. Jewelry Company 'SSSStSST
$4.50 Quadruple Plate Bread Trays .$1.89
$1.00 Alarm Clocks : . V ; . 7. i ; . . V. . . . ; . . v. ;.38
$7.50 ' Gold-Filled Chains . .7. . '$1.89 '
$4.00 Circular Bracelets $1.48
$12.00 Pearl Opera Glasses ...... i . . . . . . ; .$3.48
$1.00 Novelty Metal Fobs i v.... 19
$2.50 Sterling Match -Boxes
.09c
$5.00 Solid Gold Earrings .......$1.89
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2000 odd pieces of jewelry,"yalued at $1.00.
to $4.00, go. at from 29 to 68i.
25c Sterling Silver Thimbles
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$4.50 Solid'Gold Stick Pins . . . . . .98
$2.50 Ladies' Back Combs
.080
$5.00 Gold Front' Lockets .!,..$l.G8
; $1.00 Baby Rings
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50c Beauty, Pins .? V.90s
, $12.50 Ladies' Watches, 20-year guaranteed $5.98
$7.5Q Ladies' Enameled Watches . . , , . . . .$3.48
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WATCHES WATCHES-Every known
rcputabljnake'goesDti-ialexatJLrl-less-than
- ' :y . " anywhere else,
See the Goods on Display All Night Tonight in Our
Windows TheV Are "Marked in- PESlN FfGrUjlES
DIAMONDS-See those on (display in our
AvindowsLand ,,rnarked-l-3-lesathaiu-whQle
, " ", ' sale cost. : '