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P. 1 i 11 11 1 V In 1 PiOnCvP of ICv2 rii J C 1 1 .r cf Celiac- Hotel Su::,,"v1j3 Iq Pneumonia. .V 1 (Salem Bnroau of The JoanttLl - "". Palem. Or., Nov. 25. Airs. Susan Stal Rer, proprietress ot the Cottage hotel at Salem, and pioneer of 1852, died at 6 o'clock this morning after sev&ral weeks illness from pneumonia- Mrs. Stalgpr was one of the best lyiown pioneers of Marlon county nnd crossed the plains with her mother while yet' a babe In arms. - , She was born In New York state and the family started west 'as soon as her mother was able to travel after Mrs. .Stalger was born! - CThe had conducted the Cottage hotel at Salem for a great 'many years and the place' haft . been .known all over the country among trav eling' men for the superb meals placed before themby "Aunt Susan,", as 'she was known among; them aU. 6lie leaves no children .and "her hus bitnd died , several years ago. 'She has several brothers and sisters, ' some are residents 'of this city -and county, and , Others in more distant places. The Cot tage hotel Is now, since, the new, hotel 'Marlon opened, conducted under & lease controlled by the managers of the New Marion. , 1 .'"'. ARMY OFFICER OF,.' RQYAL FAMILY INS: - v MACHINIST, ; ROLE t ' , i i .lull i ' (Continued From Pai?e One. : 1 Journal , reporter . that in Mexico - the military system is modeled after ,the United States militia. An officer re ceives n6 pay except when engaged In actual warfare. He says he regards the present situation" one that the Mex ican government can easily cope with. . "President Was doesn't 'need me," Mid the lieutenant, "but I would hate" Scotch Ginghams 1 9c . . r'.' if -32 ' inches: wide, showinjr 'a: wonderful advancement in color c o m b i n a t i Q n. s i and smoothness of fabric, . smart plaids vvinjrln beauty the best". efforts of the silk weaWrs; .pretty,, neat plaids for cftil- drcn's dresses in blue and. . : coloringsr also plain, solid. coir. ots. Immensely serviceable f for housg dresses and -chil- dren's wear. ' . , ;-Tri small sheets for filling '.chief, and glove, cases and other, , fancy work. , . , Cooas purchased baring the' balance of the month Co on t)Your January First Bill , j Nemo Corsets, Royal Society Packages, Dr. Yaegefs Vnder , wear, Forsythe waists, Pellard Suits, Wearwett Hosiery Sale of Childrenls, Hosiery Amazing specials are offered in this sale, ' " We are reorganizing our .; ChildrenVHdsiery Stock and are closing out every line in the store at SPECIAL PRICES 'Children's High-Grade Gala 1 t I T ' " f " " nri . r' - iS , C ' tea Wash Dresses ;n stripes f Lhild s Hosiery Lower 1 hanLver berore . and checks, long waist, Buster, . s 'At 10c a Pair Sellina in y - - ww j wwwww ( -Ribbed, Stockings of . black, -: All sizes in Silk Lisle Ribbed 'pink .or cafdinaP cotton ; als9 ."Stockings in black, white or . lafce .lisle' thread- in bla.ck,' tan,' - "lu: WJite. . Cashmere, . . ,. , - -Hose,, silk embroidered. . In- ?ln.2?;,miYhlttlnNfinte and Tan Ribbed fants Silk Lisle Socksm pink, Silk 'Hose. Black' Ribbed . sky, cardinal, black and-tan. 'Qpenwofk Lisle Hose. ' 35C, 3 for $1.00 rM sizcs' 1n Children's Silk Lisle Hose Tr,rf1 in;assorted slfades of tan:or solid sky ' KegUlar b UC bide and pink. : Women's Hosiery at , : . 50c a Pair, Were85cf $1 and $125 Stockings of fine lisle threads or coiorea emoroiaery. vsoyancr aesigns m ooo? patterns,. stripeaenectsanapiaijitnreaa.. , ' 25c a Pair Were SfrOr.nndttr s' -Full Fashioned StocJntfgS.of fine black lisle thread, colored lisle thread or silk iisle, fancy designs.in embroidered polka dot or striped effects; also colored openwork designs ' ,. ZEahJor25c,.RcgularJJfLto 35c- Stockings of black and. colored cotton, also lisle thread and: fancyxlesigns, in various styles.; Stocking's of exceptional qual- 1 ity at this price. f - at I i r 1.3 ! s . , 1 i 43 J s P'l, ! ,it l..' (, n't l.i' i il i.' rr.iTo t i.m 3'). Ilia youthful arrHansnoe bei-p.-uLs clean living itr spite of his frank confession t'uit he is "what you r"")' ca. a ne'er do well.'" , 1 . . , XTow "Sown ani Out." The officer shows by his demeanor that he' is highly pJuoated and for all that he was olnd in firrasy blue overalls and Jumper his manner was that of a dignificl and cultured gentleman. Ills averseness to publicity he ma Jo vesy evident ITe sold the only reason that he has made known his whereabouts at this time is that he is "down and out." as he expresses it, and has not money enough to send a telegram to President Piaa, He has written to his chief, but wishes the Mexican governmental head to get his statement -as quickly as pos sible. ' Lieutenant Gonzales was educated In the best schools and universities of Mexico. He Is a linguist of unusual ac quirements, speaking English as flu ently as he does Castilian Spanish, his native tongue. He Is also familiar with the French, Russian, Portuguese and German tongues and possesses a prac tical knowledge of Chinese, Japanese and YaquL -',-"-,. '- Edits War Hews. v In his wanderings about the world, Lieutenant Gonsales spent,, several years In Siberia and Manchuria, when the Russo-Japanese war was In progress his knowledge of .these countries made him a valuable addltfori to the staff of the New York Journal and later to that of the Herald. . ,Hs was employed by both of these papers to ed.lt, war news. Lieutenant Gonzales - a a widower, lils wife having died ,bef ore he left Mex ico. Since that time he has led rov ing life. . ' ' ''I am here today," said he, smilingly, "and tomorrow well, tomorrow" is not here yet." ' " f v Manuel Gonzales Sr. was president of Mexico fbr four years. In 1882 Diss resigned In favor of Gonzales. "When the latter was killed by an anarchist In 1886 Dias assumed the control ones more In response to popular clamor. , "I think Mr. DIas Is a great man and a-strong ruler," said Lieutenant Gonza les. "This so-called revolution .will be snuffed out, rn a twinkling. If U has not already been extinguished. The trouble, In- my-oplnloif, has been stirred up by Bebes, a former convict . This Card Albums, - , - VerySpecialValues "';' ' " 1 1 ' . . llIj-i i. rti.' ' ,Tf? c, ?" . xl- ieV"lf.cf! 'r?. . ' r ,j ftl covered dook, ulH "iw Js. AiKAwJiUL, Douna book, canva? back, assorted styles, holds 300 cards. .35 IMPORTED Card Album, . y v': holds 300 card, 'special. 50 IMPORTED Card -Album, , holds 500 cards; beautiful em- - bossed cover . special. .,$1.00. VICTOR Talking Machines 50c Down, 50c Week , ' t At25c a:Rair ' Minn V tnZftr ' - 1 " Very Specl Prices ; black and white embroidered or 4 1 .V n ECU. u::z to get i:;to city i (ContinupJ from Pare Oiwv.) it i.T reported, by a Una following the survey of a rass south of Mount Hood that was made by the Mount Hood rail way's engineers. This pass is fonsld ered by mary railroad men the easiest and host way of entering central Ore gon from Portland. But It leaves un answered two questions where the Milwaukee win secure entrance Into central Oregon and what figure the Mount Hood cuts In the schema, - Th Mount Hood road Is being con structed rapidly and expensively. Its; raws ere aunost wunm the city limits of Portland, The road has no franchise to lay rails within the city limits. Ap parently,) the graders were making for Sullivan's gulch, which, of course, Is controlled entirely by the OV R. & N., a road not friendly to the rival Mil waukee. . - Says Xtnmor Unreasonable. . A third proposition discussed in con nection with the Milwaukee, and its use of a rart of the O. W. P. line is that it will use the Gresham line, which runs into the Cazadero line. '.The Gresham line would, carry the Milwaukee directly to the Columbia river. It has been re ported, ; though never officially con firmed, . thai the. Milwaukee has a road surveyed from the end of the Tacoma & Eastern, owned by it to a point , on .the Columbia river, opposite Troutdale. ' To build this line and a bridge across the Columbia would be to unite the Mil waukee with Portland and give it valu able terminal properties along the river In Portland. ; ', ' ", .t General JManager Fuller of the Port land, Railway, Light & Power Co., de clares this rumor of a bridge across the Columbia at Troutdale to eonnect with the Oswego line of his road is unreason able, because of the enormous grade a road would encounter In getting to a point on the Washington side of the river to bridge the Columbia. , Knows Kothiag of Sale. Presldeht Josselyn said today: .'"I have heard nothing of a sale or any agreement between my lines and the Milwaukee or anybody else. Per sonally, I do not consider It likely, and there has been absolutely nothing lead- Colonial Candle Sticks 1 . t c. ti .ntnt. 4fVi . tu. .TGL a - aJZI' - - l7gy" ' , opvuui ChflStmOS lTCe Catl die , , - Holder ' J'TV:'; r. ,-1 - rL : FOf. the WOTK Basket At c.i c, isi'' t2 .'""L1 V't cloth covers, special... 28f Fancy' Silk Hose Supporters in' " pretty holly- boxes; black and ' colors 4c . NoGroceries ' No Liquors CB. Corsets Galatea Dresses ,; '? vIn Winter height V SUes 2 to 6 Years ' ' Special $1.39 Childrens Winter .Wash Dresses in stripes and checks, . made in Buster, . Russian ' and long French waist styles, piped andibrai4-trimmed. ! j -j. Special $1.10 . sryies ana.iinssiaii.sryies.;e ,, , ; 40C Saturday we 'offer thVbesr p"'Ljhj; J 'Am n, is uiduuiaiiuieu uy a cum- ; pany whose lights are known rom octm to ocean. We ptrr-f' order-to be able ttf sell. them. :uyg U tf 'i 's ;" '''''''A'l j ,"' at a CUT PRICE. ' The manu-, . - ' ' facturers refuse to allow us TOV'"rv,CIX Little Movement Love , E TI?lR NE; . ' say .that, a48f this, is fthe .biggest bargain ever offered in 1 aiuuu ujjui. . It- is,a"tieirmodelr'comer with full or half frosted globe, fitted with a' very superior mantle. All complete for 4S. " i v ol. enormous a on ti.t. O. V ionnt V. 1 !y i t A !! I'ortiand at..l i 11 a. well un the work on tn i'rtf.,--ut Cii.'.iilt'ro 1 J tun, as ts' 'l.' IOTl of w.: i t. ri'1 to show that sunn V.Ans; j.iore tl..m a sn::Ul inlcnirbnn bnuiu'wa is m jrt. ct for the O. V. V. Ktf.i'n thovrla are at work ctittln? down the !,::'. between the Inman-Ponlbcn mill and the Cults. The swamp land in between the right et way and the hills Is being filled and graded for use as extensive yards, . It is reported that the Milwaukee recently acquired a large amount of this land lying between the river and the Sell wood embankment, and it is certain that the extent and value of this property is such that It would scarcely be needed for yards for the Q. P. with Its pres ent traffic OLD GRAIN MARKET , PLUNGER SHOWS UP IN GUISE OF HOBO , . (United Press Leased Wire.) , 4 La Crssse, Wis, Nov. 25. A b- 4 nex Bertram Kraser, former mil-' 4 lionaire grain speculatpr of Mln- neapolls, was found "here today 4 4 t as a tramp. Frpzer dropped from 4 4 sight after having lost a fortune 4 4 In a wheat corner. For five years 4 4 It was believed that he was dead. 4 4 His memory has become clouded. 4 4 D. S- Grieg, who recognized Fra- 4 4 zer, Is attempting to restore '. 4 4 4 Frazer's Tecollectioft cf the past 4 , POLICE FIND ONE 1 . MORE GAMBLING DEN One of the biggest Chinese gambling dens In the city was raided, last night by Patrolmen Shaffer and-Martin, who found four Chinese playing. About 15 menescaped. There we eight tables In the den, which is located at S87 Ev erett street' The officers confiscated J190,. which was ortvthe table. -Wah Chung and Ah Gim, ' two- professional gamblers, were charged with conducting the - game, while Lee Louie and Hen Slnff were charged , with visiting;" the place. The two former' were each fined $50, and the latter 10. tAll four men pleaded guilty. , Dennisbns Novelties F6r Holidatl Packages r ;j t . . ., - j A t ieais, ' L.aDeis, .L.aras ana a dozen other ' little fancies de- signed- to "beautify ;yourr rift bdxes.'. Our immense assortment speaai at f package, 1 he KapeiT otOte ' . '. ' 7 "I u -tu Qiristmas novelties. In polite correspondence paper our buyer has searchecLlhe two continents for the latest fads. in both sizes and Arts' arid Crafts styles. ; Picture Framing MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY a HOLLY BOX stationery: SPECIAL 19c '-Every year in our St a-, tionery Department we hold this 19c Box Paper ' , Sale. Every year we strive to give a better special both in box and quality of paper. , This year we offer 5000 boxes of very excellent quality fme tin-, fn paper and envelopes I "tied with ribbon in a very Jpretty box. ; This : box, makes anexcellentChrist mas gift We emboss the" paper in any initial at 10c quire extra. , SHEET MUSIC Saturday Special Z1c nee-Birth of Passion-The Butterfly.,', . , s -,.," - ; 7 in -Music Prince of Pilsen," music Kissing Girl, music Matinee IdoL I HC 1 lin-tll isi.J ASL-nlltecily the niuslcal event of the sf-nson, the FamUIa Dell will be seen at rantages tonight. The Fa ni Ilia Bell is one of the greatest musical organi zations ever seen In Portland. The theatre Is packed at every performance. Children's Week Next. The bill commencing with the Mon day matinee at Pantages will be es pecially pleasing to little folks, as Shepp's dog, monkey and pony circus topline and numerous other good acts. Including ths celebrated .dancer, : ' . . '"rn lunteer urcanist." - . Willie Golden, one of the sweetest boy singers who has ever appeared on the stage, appears In "The Volunteer Organ ist" , during the third act at the Bunga low' this week, singing several well known songs. "Sctaeda at the Orpheum. Presenting a beautiful musical num ber which he calls 'Taganlnnl's Ghost" the renowned ' Polish violinist Scheda, is appearing on the pftl at the Orpheum this week. He is. a real genius and his mastery of the violin is wonderful. r , t , f ' ' ' A, j ' .Chords Girls Contest. . Tonight the chorus girls of the Lyric Musical Comedy company will hold their weekly contest There are many new girls in the chorus who will, vie with the older members for the; cash 'prizes offered by the management ' - , -, "Via Wireless" Sunday. ' The big New York success., "Via Wireless," will open for a week at the Bungalow, beginning with next Sun day's matinee. It is written around the emergency uses of the marvelous inven tion of the age, "45 Minutes Prom Broadway. Although "45 Minutes From 1 Broad way," which Baker Stock company will give an . elaborate production Of next week, was not George M. Cohan's first big success, it la without doubt his most popular comedy. Opening performance Sunday matinee. ' '' Raker Stock Company Tonight. : Tonight tomorrow matineo and ntght will be the last three oportunities to Pyrography rStill popular as ever. Hun- . - , tr.,rfUi i r,kWJ u f-" -'-V . s i ta " ?e51Sns' ncw snaPcs. toes.' . , torbaturaayWeUtterSpecials, DOXeS 'lUC LaCtX ' Tewerand Glove Boxes in a large -assortment of patterns, ! large assortment oi patterns, BoXCS 2 for 25c - - ,i Prta n. ; mnaKercnrci coxes in norai and conventional fruit designs. Two .brushes, 2 tubes pain? , .bottle stencil mixture, glass thumb tacks; also one pattern, No Bakery No Restaurant W. B. Corsets Shopping Bags and : Vanity Bags . Pretty Christmas gifts. Don't delay ,your purchases in this -'department The prettiest of sall imported novelties are now being shown. NO MORE after these are gone. SUEDE, VELVET, COR ; DUROY AND LEATHER, in 6 to 12rinch frames. Plain and .elaborate mountings in gold' and 'silver. Silk and leather: lined. Some fitted with change purse, others with card. case, ", mirror and salts bottle. Leath- r er and long silk cord handles. y i rt n j Japanese Bwnze Reed heaw' twisted handles. , In three sizes. The popularity of these baskets for table decora- tion induces us to import them direct m order that we could Sell" them at more attractive prices tnan neretotore possible. 11-inch special , 95c 16-inch special $1.48 18-inch special $223 AT iv.; 'O : Of tlHi I. ' t I ! :.v Sc., ' ' y J It i IJ -.1 f..r I :.ur t . : 1 1 1. i l u The IT nil TJ .it F.uK'S," a I.iIatt ur.!-n playlet, will bo among the features which will be seen on the new bill at the Grand next week. . This act is of fered by May Nannary & Co. Good As Cold Turkey. This week's show 'at the Grand its as good as turkey, hot or cold. The Helm children have scored an Immense hit Bud Helm is a natural born come dian, who is funnier than comedians twice his size. It is a program which is of especial Interest to youngsters. Seats Selling for Max Firman. Seats are how selling for Max Fig man. 1 This 'famous and favorite come dian 1 will present his ' comedy-drama success, "Mary Jane's Pa," at th Heiljg theatre all next week, beginning Sun day, November 27, with a special price matinee Saturday. Tonight Twice Tomorrow. The attraction at the Heilig theatre tonight 'and tomorrow night with a special, price matinee tomorrow, . will be the delightful musical play , success. him (TriTiflflCylrB teshkfa-l approval for throat and VlUljgll lung troubles. Then do as he says. Be well ; be strong. , You cannot if your bowels are constipated. The best laxative u Ayer's Tills, all vegetable. Ask your doctor If he agrees with us. Do as he say:. Trimmed Hats for Turbans, Trimmed Hats," Children's School Hats, Airto Bon- neis ana nooas are representee vu aiiu xxuuvu u c itjjiwcuicu , ., .. .. ; nom U1C ainerent sections oi onr less -of price.. They are ajl new, -small Yob will find many excellent bargains in this offering Economy Special for Men $125 and $1.50 Shirts Special ' 89c . Madras and Percale,,, Plaited Coat Shirts in, a large variety of patterns to select irom. jfast color, .cest prari buttons..-in fancy figure and stripes, ' 75c Men's Night Shirts Speaai 59c Made of. fancy colors and striped flannel with military "and : turn-down collars. Full size and length. f $1.50 Jtien's Underwear Special $1.15 , $1.50. Wool and Merino Underwear in natural gray, shirts and drawers, in medium weight. Special, the garment, $1.15. Maggioni Kid Gloves, Manicure Free With Every Purchase " of Eclipse Manicure Articles , "f . V "t f , " " A 1 I f V t 1 f H - , ( , M ' Send the Children Today to Our Free Classes in Needlework Irish Crochet, Metalography and Pyrogiaphy ) $2.00 Gl6veS $1.59 1 ; p- Fine ;, quality ' Nassau : Cape ' Gloves," spear-point, embroid- . ered back, one-clasp style, horn . Dution, sutcnings; rea, wrote i ; and hlack, tans and brown. ' ' fa -.v. -V K Warm Winter Sweaters for Boys & Girls Here s a Girl s New Model at $1,45 White, gray or cardinal Fancy-Stitched. Coat Sweaters, with pockets, in a very desirable weight and unusually good quality. Boys Sweaters at $ 1 .75 Girls Sweaters at $2.25 " Heavy-Weight Ribbed Wool Cot Sweaters, with pockets,, IU UWWU, Eld;,. UiUUMi. made and . fiw fW wh-mA W. - tonholes aqd buttons that are ' on to, stay. f. ; ;, BOOKS The most acceptable Xmas Gifts. Buy a set of books in Library binding in a limikl edition. It's a life timegift-. Ycucai pay part by joining our Book Lovers' 67:;.'; at one dollar down and one dollar a t::: . 13 c::.i WaMhlngtoo, ;Kot.- v 13 aa a postn-a f; p i Is waning. F.vry i'st ... r !. United States is b-:.? i" . I the supply of thirteen c"t i the post office dj artniTt bis 1 hausted. Those aJrpady Lwsntvl to ; masters will continue to be valid i postage, and will be sold und exl , ed. The thirteen cent stamp was f, authorized because it was a comMn.v of a registry fee of eight cents an.! t foreign postage Of " five cents. S ; the registry fee was raised to 1 cents, the thirteen cent stamp ha! . further mission. The postmaster g eral ordered Its manufacture dlscont -ued a year ago. ' A bill Is to be Introduced In the eha ber of deputies to give full" civil resrf ' slbillty to all constituted trades unlo,! , in Franca It will make all the unlc-t.s civilly responsible for destruction of property during strikes, and will k far to crush the rower of the General Labor Confederation. Hard coughs are bad enough, to be sure. But it often the little, hack ing, tickling, persistent cough that means the most, espedaily when there is a history of weak lungs in the family. What should be done? Ask your doctor. He knows. As!: about the formula on the label every bottle of AVer's Cherry ' PectnraL Ask him if this median; X C. ATBB OOMPANT, Low.ll, Km, Saturday at $2.00 m tnis sale, irtey are sciectea ill iitia saic xircv uc &cj,cvi.ci i . jviimnery apartment regaro- stylish hats, but the lots are , , Saturday. Specials i $1.50Gloves$127 : "' , ii1 i 'ii . 'il ii i i i ii n in, , ' . ll Two-clasp overseam style, ' Paris point back. . This glove ! is made expressly for.usand is a reg. $1.50 giove. ' They come in tans, i browns, moirenavy, ; jreen, slate, - white j; llirand black. .YouwiU . jljJI.find every size in zfi stock. Fine soft kid, a new importation just received this falL . Long GloVeS $2.95 ' Sbcteen-button lcngextra . oualitv. soft kid. with three pearl fasteners, in black, white, . tan and Drown. One of the biggest bargain specials.' Pure Wool Fancy -Stitch Coat Sw eaters, heavy and war CM. nnAt-nfe ind ftrf.. , " , , rr - stitched turnover cuffs. Kx- ceptionaUj .well made and fin isr?ed v '