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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1911. KELLY AND HIS LAWYER JAKENiTO COUNTY JAIL Ban J"raorlco, April tl. Attorney X W. Cochran and & Foatr Kelly were tskn yesterday to th count? Jail to beflo servln- th nttoc of flv day' Imprisonment Imposed by Juflf Moran for eontempt of eourt in sekln- to tvadt a court ordar rcardlAc tha child ren of Mrs. Iva M. Hanry. The appallata court refused to grant peter j. lynchdistrict: PHONE MANAGER, IS DEAD (United rtw Let Wfrcl - Seattle, Waao., April II. P tar X Lynch, dfatrlct commarcltl manager if tha Sunset Telephone company, la dead following an ar operation. . II b(ao his, srvlr with th Bli eorapaoy in California 10 yars ago In a humbl position. H was manar at Oakland when h. was promoted to 8attle to direct, xtnlona'- prpartory to th Alaska positlon.. H took an aetlv part as a mimbir ef maay eraantsa. sion of the Plasa hotel tnntfht !(o cdr brat th famous victory of the Texaa plonacrs over th Msxlcsn at the battle Of flan Jfaelnto. X "battl of flowers", such aa Is held In Ban Antonio nVrv April ;if will b rprod iced on a smaller acal by th Lon Star xpatrlatea to-" Btbt' -"'N'i ,:.'- V. -f ,i: I I , , J, i J , tlons, . 4 New rork.Texans to Celebrate. Kw Tork, April ll-"Th man Jrom Tjas, of whom thr la a roodly ijum br In th mstropolla, will take posses I ALL PASSENGERS a writ of certiorari with whloh Coch ran and Kllypct4 to keep out of I0MKAP0R IS ? Travelers on Bertha and Dol !:?izphfo Protest Vainly Against V Federal Order; Are Told to J Submit or Stay Aboard. 't Seattle, Wah.. April Jl. Oovernment thyslrlans boarded the steamers Berths arid Dolphin before (ailing and shocked ,; passengers by announrlnc that none fould land In Alaska unlea vaccinated, owing to smallpox In the north. Mining tnen and tourlat women protested that tli order was an abridgment of their personal rlajhta, but the onlr conces sion granted was to permit tha women to have their limbs Instead of their arms scratched, rast Assistant Sur geon M. H. Foster will o to Alaska to Investigate health conditions. - The vessels will touch all Alaskan ports and no passengers for any port will be exempted from vaccination, a though smallpox Is confined principally 10 rort Townsend and Juneau. 1000 NEWSUIT PATTERNS ARRIVED TODAY, WHICH WERE ORDERED FOR THE EASTER TRADE. These woolens were shipped from Glas gow, Scotland, and should have arrived ' in Portland and been delivered to Rob ert Douglass In time for the Easter : trade. Owing bad weather at sea, the steamer wag l$e and tha woolens have just arrived. Here they are for you to choose from 1000 beauties. Not one pattern was made to sell for, less than $40, and from that to $60. Here you will find anything you desire homespuns made in a hand loom, each an exclusive pattern; the finest quality of Scotch tweeds, cheviots, worsteds and serges in all colors and mixtures. , This stock must be reduced at once, as no tailor in the world can afford to carry so many woolens at this time of the year, and to turn these woolena into cash at once we will give ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL FISHING BOATS TAKEN ft Afded by the II days' extenalon of tha closed season that became effective , . last year, a great run of Chinook or Icing salmon has entered the Willamette . river and are reported by Deputy Fish . Vrden S. I Rathbun to be ascending tha fish ladder at Oregon City by the . hundreds dally. It la the first time since tha cloaed season was extended Trora April II to slay 1 that th salmon fear gotten this far. Tha number of would-be violators of tha fishing law balanoe th unusual almon run, said Deputy Rathbun to day. Already 20 nets ' have been con fiscated. Twenty water bailiffs are lponstanUy on duty watching the Wll Umette and Columbia. At St Johna yesterday Fred Strong and Fred Oi rard war eoavloted of gill netting In . th Columbia before Judge Down, and, unabl to pay a fin of ISO aach, wer committed to Jail. Their nets and boats wer confiscated. The flrters wer caught by Water Bailiffs Ed Martini and C Tennant Tha net and boats of O. Roventretter ' wer confiscated at Oregon City by Water Bailiff Arthur Mendell and O. Oustlfson, and a warrant was iaaued today for Rosentretter's arrest Other Violator of the f Ishlng law ar being aought by the deputy fish warden and Ms assistants. They propoae to en force th law rigidly until th open acason commences May 1. Celebration In Italy, ,, i ' ' funifee rmm riee . - Roma, April tl. Commemorating the . eml-rmtennlal of Italian unity and th hlrthday of th Eternal City, an Interna tional ethnographic exposition was opened her today. The fin arts expo altion her was opened last month. Spain has marble quarries whlcft hav been operated by the same methods lnc the time of the Moorish dominion. I III III , . Ill ft ... ir: "P-L ; ' hi m-' umm ss w' 111 hfl'i'litrV-H.hl I-1 II f iioT 1-i ' rW. .tl 111 IA'i:'VM fjlL III tvJ jT II References: v : Tailored to Your Measure Your unrestricted choice of any of these patterns for TWO DAYS ONLY Saturday and Monday MADE IN OUR OWN SHOP IN PORTLAND BY UNION WORKMEN UNLESS THE SUIT IS PERFECTLY SATISFAC TORY IN EVERY RESPECT, YOU DO NOTPAY US ONE CENT. Could Ony Offer Be More Fair? ROBERT DOUGLASS, Ik Tailor 125 Fifth Street, Near Washington First National Bank, U. S. National Bank, Ladd ft Tilton Bsnk, and Thousands of Satisfied . Customers. L L " L-aeaeagaeaaaseaaaiMBBBasaaBaBBBSaaBaaasBaaeaB.-. W .BBHKKnninHBIIBBBtUBIIUBtKKBJB&KKUHRRKKIBBBBHBnKnntJBBnBnHnnf -iiniiii i i i m m ... - w HIE EMM m FdDOTWEM u AT MOST SENSATIONAL PRICE REDUCTIONS Tomorrow we will give every careful buyer the opportunity of buying High "Grade Shoes at money -saving price. Our entire stock overflows with the newest and best styles the market affords. Space does not permit us to give the description of the many bargains we offer, but the following will give you an idea of what to expect here tomorrow: $115 For Misses and Children's Roman Sandals, $2.00 Values. Women's Pumps and Oxfords In patent, gunmetal and tan, spring styles $1.85 Value $2.50 to $3. A Great Sale 1500 Pairs of Women's . Boots, Oxfords and Pumps In all the latest creations of velvet, gunmetal, patent leather and kid. -These shoes all come in the latest styles and shapes. High toes and short vamps. These shoes must be seen to be appreciated. Values $3.5.6 to $4.00 Si Boys9 l Satin Calf Shoes Solid Leather Soles 20c for Infants'Soit Soles. All Colors Values 35c Men's $3 - $3.50 Ox fords, all styles all leathers, all sizes 1.0 8 Men's $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, all Leathers, Shoes and Oxfords - SGUVEM8S roa mar- 69DK..- EVAN M(D)E CdDMPAMY lOO FOURTH-STREETil EAR CORJSIER STARK mm I llllim 1 . -LJm f : i, ' I I I J III is . i n U H mmmmvs m a i 1 mJiiaffli. nnnis We are iHsplayingan unusually at tractive collection of. Women's and Misses' Tailored Suits at prices as tonishingly low for this class of goods. ' . : . . ; ' )lany of these 'suits - are sam ples, and Fashion's newest ideas are incorporated in, their design and f tailoring. Some, are .in . plain tai ' lored style and others are trimmed ' with braid. Coats are lined with soft silk or satin, and skirts, are in plain straight effect, and otHersare pleated AH colors, all sizes. Materials arei fine gray wors teds, serges, mannish mixtures, broadcloths, etc. . Yoij save at least Si 0 on a suit by buying of Geyurtz. on For value, style, fit and general wearing quali tiesvare unexcelled. We are exhibiting new arrivals bought to sell at That are a little superior to anything heretofore offered at the price. All sizes, all colors, from slims to stouts. Sold for cash or on easy terms. Youp Credit Good First and Yamhill Secont and Yamhill "It will surprise the average Individual to learn that WE IMPORT about one-quarter of the potatoea used in this country." Arthur Chapman in the April issue of the Technical World Magazine. In the same article the writer says the little country of Germany, alone raises nearly 1,700,000,00 bushels of potatoes each year, one-third of the world's potato crop. - The United States Raises But 300,000,000 Bushels The rich black soM of the North Tualatin Valley is especially adapted for raising pota s. We have 5 and 10-ACRE TRACTS near toes NORTH flkM , METROPOLIS OF THE VALLEY ' : where small fortunes will be' made in POTATOES, fruit, berries nd poultry. Five acre in POTATOES at North Plains, properly cultivated, will meet all payments on the land POTATOES SHOULD BE' IN THE GROUND WITHIN 30; DAYS. Special rates to' our property Saturdays'and Sundays, Short ride by'electric trains. iFof all information address RUTH TRUST' COMPANY ' ' - M '235 STARK STREET, CORNER SECOND. ' : . : " '
