THE OREGON DAILY tOURWAI PORTLAND, "V FRIDAY EVENING JUN 23, 181L'
store her. . Epstln said that he be
lieved there must be some mlstak and
that h would defend hi wife t th
end.. Mra. Epetlne la prostrated. Th
oaa la est for healing tomorrow. The
management ef the store has not swera
to a complaint
MOB OF WOMEN WRECKS ,
.HIS EAST SIDE STORE
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IN SOCIETY
J wn JAhB C Xelleck asked ft ' few
, ! friends l nJoy leachn Tudar
' with. Mr, vniltaw H. Taylor, of n
FYanrl.eo, who 1 th irot h
. Ur. Vn. 7 J A.lUn Lewis. Th fuU
ir,r Nrl Taylor. Mr I1
jam Caaby. Mrs. William Warren
.1.4 Iflaa lllrech. On Monday Mr.
lwt will eompllment ber alster.
Ur ul Mr. Brekin v?od (Ml
. .kmm ir4 BiAdia ar bdnc sbow
V ered wlta congratulations the Wrlh
pf a son WwnNiUr,
Mr. anil Mr. Oeorte F. Rueseli nd
f'n Nan Jtuasell left yesterday for tfao
, Kranclsc whir tby will sail for H3no-
lulu. Til Russsl will remain aoreaa
' three years. Thar will by way ef
; China, Japan, India, Efypt and finally
' is Frano whr Miss A an la 10 noiao
her education. The Ross) will trrl
.' xtenalyely before reachlnf frano la
tii fall of 111. Purine- thalr absence
" ; thalr residence baa bee U By J.
W. Newklrk. j
.a r
- The performance of Xlektr to have
' n -lvn thla evening at Xoekhalm.
lr. and Mrs. A. V Rockey" oountry
riiM br Raymond Puneaa and bis aa
soclatee. tubMS postponed ontfl TBes
: nlnifi u waa nrartoualr SB-
' aaunead It would ba In osa of IneUmenf
weather.
'"Mr. William 8. Blddl and hor svest
. rora New iork. Mlae Lucy Wallace,
v loft yesterday to opand tha woak end
' at Seaside,
' John K. Kolloek will return tomorrow
. from Ban rraaelsco where he has been
. for th post week on business.
a a
;- Mr. and Mra. Frank Gilchrist Owen
: have ss their saest Mra. C &, Green
field of Saa Francisco, who arrived
yesterday. Mrs. Orae aflald ni Mia
Kls Cook of Pittsburg.
Mra William Warrens and Jsar sis
ter. Miss- Margaret Howett are enter
taining at tea thla afternoon. - ;
' : Mrs. J. Coulaon Hare and Mr. Walt
maa T, Wada bsvo eards out for an
at bom next Friday at 174 Carathan
otreot, bonorlna; . Mra, Herbert Oarr
Reed. .--, 1
...v.,.,. ; ... ' e ' v.' -.
Mra. VT. J. Hawklna kaa planned a
danclnf party at her handaom now
bom on Portland Helfhta for tomor
row evenlnc. . -
. . , -o . :;: ? , : :.'
' While on ber trip to loa An (ales, to
attend th wedding- of her son, Mra.
Bos Roe4-Htr.se rn Tnads a abort visit
to th 8anU Cauilna Ulan da and waa
' Dtertalne4 Yral daya In Alameda by
her olster, Mrs. James CsmpbelL
' John 'C. Lewis and 8. B. Llnthloum
were recent . Kueats at th Palace in Ban
Francisco, as was Martin Bchaeht.
v,.'.... ,'
, ' Fowler Card well arrived home thla
. Week from the, Moheran Lake school
a th Hodaoav wher. he baa been p re
pa rlnf for Princeton.
,?...i,y -.r-
; ' Mra. X B. Keefer ssierabled 17 gvtmtm
yesterdsy; to enjoy .as., at .horn with
her. Caroline Tee tout rose war used
In th living- room and hall and In th
dining room waa an unusually beautiful
arrangement fit red . rosea Th walla
were banked' with maple and th red
rosea, and the table waa centered with
an artlstlo h&nrloc banket of th same
flowers. Mrs. Keefer was assisted by
Mr Fred Bufrard. During the after
noon volcal selections war given by
Mrs. J. Allen Leas and Mra. H.
.' Fisher, - :
Miss Adel Brault baa gone to Bun-
- set Beach to spend her vacation there.
She will have at ber ffueat Mlaa Eva
Boscovlch.
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WHY MEN DON'T MAR1VY
Mra. Ava Willing 'Astor. the former
wife of Colonel John Jacob Aetor,
who has written her relatives In Phil
' adalnhla that ah will desert London
shortly to return and "have a little of
th old Ufa" X R. Barton Willing,
bar brother, has given orders that the
old Willing homestead In South Broad
street. Philadelphia, be reopenoa. ren
ovated and prepared for th arrival
of Mra. Aator. "I am sick and tired
of English society." Mrs. Aator la
. ouotad aa writing. TThe women of
th preaent English court so dlsllke-
American women and. everything
American that there 1 absolutely no
enjoyment there." .
FIFTY CALIFI
'IE
ORNIANS
ARDEN
T
BO OSIERS
- Probably California never had a bet.
ter booster for his elim than Dr. C. 8.
. Stoddard, president of th chamber of
commerce of Santa Barbara, who la In
' the city on bis way eouth. Dr. Stoddard
and a party of 60 loyal Calif omlane
mad a trip to Banff Springs In a body.
' There they separated and each la seek
Ing hit own rout toward home. Dr.
Stoddard and a few friends decided to
visit at Portland for a day or two.
Th trip of the CaUfornlant at this
time was for the purpose of more close
ly eemonttng the already strong reel
procal relations between th northern
cities and Santa Barbara.
Dr. Stoddard makes strong claims for
Santa Barbara as a winter resort and
says he Is fully prepared to back them
tip. He aayt with th improved con
dltlons In his city, better hotel facili
ties and a bigger city, there is no leg.
Itlmett excuse for tb tourist seeking
a better resort for the winter. t
More Oregon and Washington people
are visiting ganta Barbara each year,
he aays, and In turn, Santa Barbara
folk aa spending many moths In
Portland and Oregon and Washington.
They are Just learning, says Dr. Stod
dard, that the north has some mighty
Tin advantages, too.
HURT IN BASEBALL GAME;
WEDS WEALTHY NURSE
(tTaitod fYMs Leaar Win.,
Wilmington. Del., June 21. When
Joseph Ev Coonan. 19, was Injured at a
' ball gam and carried to the apartments
Of ' wealthy Mra Ellen J. Jackson, 73,
an' affair began which ended In their
wedding.
... i f Mias Brown' Engagement.
rCalted PraM Luod Wbv.t
'Washington. Jun St. -Engagement f
hia-granddaughter, Katharine Brown, to
Lieutenant Chaster P. Baraett V. 8. A,
has been announced by former Senator
Henry Oaasaway Davis,
Gotham "Religiously Impossible."
' ' -v (Tatte Praaa teaeed Wire.) V
New -Tor, Jun St. Rev. Cortlandt
Meyara of Tremont Temple, Boston,
says that 2fw York has long been re
garded by men of Oo4 aa "religiously
impossible.", n v.- -f :
; Postal Deposit eo6$ 4 Par.
?. i fSalma Bors f Tbe Toarnal.)
The Dalle, Or, Jun 22. The busl
nes transacted during th- tlrst four
day at tb saving department of the
postoffloo here has Veen very satis
factory t the postal officials. Last
ven'rg th total deposit! were very
eaiAllOO, v )'
Do Portland Women Paint Their
Faces?
To th Editor 4 have bean In Portland
several months and am greatly pleased
with this delightful western olty, hut
there la on thing which amaaea and
disgusts ma more and more, and that m
ths makeup of the Portland women.
Almost every other woman on meet
or passes on th street ha her face so
tinted with powder and paint that It is
visible at the most casual glance. . Jo
th east thla would be considered posi.
tlvely vulgar, and such a woman would
be tabooed from th society of decent
refined people. Surely It is to b re
gretted that, in many oaaea naturally
pretty women should oheapen them
selves to fry th us ef such cosmetics.
and K-la a habit which ahould be
strongly denounced. Instead of enoour
aged. And . yet en of your leading
stores Is at this vary time demonstrat
ing a so called "beautlfler," trying to
tempt even the young girl to ruin a
natural complexion and cheapen her
whole appearance, mot J th pity!
AN EASTERNER.
Is not our astern friend mistaken?
Has It not so happened that accident
brought her la contact with an unusual
number of the comparatively few Port
land woman who tint thalr facta with
powder and palntT"
The writer has long observed Portland
women. It la true that some ef them
are bdlsand with artificial colors,
more's th pity. It la tru that th
display of thla unnatural attempt to
beautify always attracts attention, be
cause alL at once, recognise and eon'
demn It May it pot be that our eastern
friend on seeing one fresooed face is so
impressed by th folly that th clean,
wholesome facet are overlooked and the
painted on multiplied Into a dozen?
Portland women are noted for th ex.
cellenc of oomplexlon. Oregon oil
mat, pur water and th many eaten-
tlala of health are all here, and the fact
it reflected In to smooth skin and
beautiful colorings In the faces of our
women. Th natural beauty has kept
many of the sex out of . attempts at
artificial adornment, and It seems Im
possible that the sweeping charge aa t
powder aad paint can be substantiated.
MRS. LEA'S LIFE SAVED
BY HUSBAND'S BLOOD
(United PreM Leased Wlra.l
Washington, Jun 28. Mrs. Luke Lea.
wif of 8enator Lea of Tennessee, for
whom th senator gave a quart of his
blood for a transfusion operation, la to
day pronounoea out or danger.
(Ifl
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Freckle -Face! Freckle -Facet
Freckle-Face! FRECKLE
FACE! How Do You
Like It?
If you have freckles you need Kin-
tho! That's as sure as freckle! Hot
summer windt and sunshine bring them
out in ail tneir nweousneae, and KJn
tho is ready for you at Woodard, Clarke
& Co.'s or wherever toilet articles are
sold. A two-ounce package of Ktntho
is enough for most light cases, but the
most obstinate freckles are easily and
quickly removed, under a guarantee of
money back If It fells.
"Us Kin tho Sosp, too. It will not
only help give the freckles a push, bat
It is delightful for toilet use."
KNABE PIANOS DAMAGED
Sea
RE-FRENCH AO.
' Page 12.
Written for Th Journal by Darra Mere.
' By Darra. More.
emVEXTBODY 1 asking everybody
I a ; else why th young men do not
marry, why there are so many
JL-ae "bachelor glrla," and why aU th
yoane- women are seeking em.
pleymeat la the business world. Th
chief reason it eat forth by a Chicago
pastor, who aaya he dare not marry
beoaoee ef hit email salary. That's th
ala-ter la th fence the smsll salary
and the tremendous financial responsi
bility la marriage.
Rev. William BoeUck hta refuaed to
wed bla flanoee, Mia Alice Johnson, be
cause he cannot support her properly on
1110 a- year, bit present salary. Fur
tbermore, be has resigned as pastor Of
the Western Avenue Baptist church, and
Is on tb lookout for better pay.
Mies Johnson espresso full concord
ance 'with tb aotioa of br fiance. She
said:
W would be happy together on th
barest kind of a living, but Just tbs
ssme we would probably be a great deal
happier on an inoom ef 11600 a year,
li did right in giving up his pastorate
rather than to marry on such a small
salary as 11 100 a year."
Miss Johnson 1 a graduate of lh
University ef Chicago ' aad th Chicago
Normal, aad it now principal of the
blgh school at Ladd, 111. Th yeung
woman la a wags earner herself and
know whereof she speaks.
Mr. Bostlck does not blame hit shureh
members for what ha considers ah un
fortunate state of affairs. Haarttlelts
th ayatem.
"A bricklayer could better afford t
marry on 11200 a year thaa the minis
ter," he said. "The bricklayer gets II
or 71 cents an hour. Besides, he can
wear overalls while at work, hot th
minister must spend a good portion Of
his time visiting th church members
and must always look wall. To figure
up insurance bills, rsnt bills. Che coat
of living which 1 going up oondanaily,
occasional doctor's bill and to pay all
these things out of till a month would
require a post-grad data eoura In sloes
tlfl financing. A alngl man might
undertake to solve such a problem, but
not a married man. . I don t Intend t
get married antll I secure a church that
can- support a married maa aa he ought
to be supported," . . ? ! . .,'
The maa aar act ask the girt to risk
her future with hint ea a to slender
inoom. Th. girl "could be happy with
the maa aa the barest kind ef living,"
but she clinches th affair la a nut
shell when aha adds, 'Iwt Just the earn
I could b a great deal happier" ea a
bigger Inoom
WIFE OF WEALTHY BROKER
HELD AS SHOPLIFTER
(CaUsd Frew laaeed Wlre.1
Saa Fraselsoo, Jun II. H. E. Bp-
stlne, a wealthy broker ef Tonopah, Ne
vada, arrived hare today t Investigate
the arrest of his wif, who la charged
with having stolen a baby's cap from a
(Daltag PMae Leaaad WUa.1
' New York, June II. vAfter a mob 'of
seat eld women had wrecked th estab
lishment of Jacob Blrbum beoeua
they thought hi wife had been sent
t aa Inaan asylum, th mob leaders
found the womaa.ta a hospital,,.
r . ;
iap nnrni nnirmin en
TWO STOKES v
247 Tilorrisoii, Dedveen 3d and 2d
177 4lh Sfrce!, Corner Yamliill
' . . aeaiataa at
REDLANDS P1CKNICKERS II Thousands of pairs or trie xjtst snots on cann now on saie
at bargain prices. unng tne wnoie tamiiy , ana nave
Ithem fitted Saturday. i- i- H.',
aretted rreet Wlie-t '
Bedlsndt, CaL, June II PoUoned by
satin lee cream at Sunday school
plcnlo . of , the First - Congregational
church. II persons here today are un-
der the ear of phytloiana Little Mil
dred and Mortal Cublas and Mrs. F. E.
Wmn aad her four children are la
critical condition. Tho Ice cream. It it
said, was Ulnted by rust.
-1 Fortune) for Charity.
Laoorte. Ind. June ; II. The court
her la considering a motion by James
B. Forgaa, Chleage hanker, guardian ef
Katharine Baker, whoae fortun la a.
tlmated al IH.eift.110, to permit hey to
spend II per seat of her income for
charity. ;
PERFEOT
Of MenV HUh-Grade
$3.50, $4 and $5 Shoes and
Oxfords. In the newest
styles. In tans,' black,
patents and ylds, in all
shapes and sizes, at
01.98 02.48
02.98
DlickVelTcrStcrt
Vanp Pc
is used by people of refinement in every part of the
world where the use of the tooth brush is known
v
BA1N0N&C0.
dp of MXQVssrni
royal 'black velvet.
Mwest MdaM last
"THE EAST SIDE PEOPLE'S STQRE
388-390 EAST MORRISON STREET,. NEAR GRAND AVENUE
We think that even those who are familiar with the aitonlthing values, usually of
fererJ at the "Bannon Saturrjay Sales," will marvel at the particular offerings quoted
below. Reacl over the list and see if you don't come to the same conclusion. '
' '
(Do Not Fail to Attend Our Sale of Ladies Wais
ew $1.00 Waists Tomor- r
row, the Very Latest Styles "
W sold hundred! of these dandy little Waists
today and yesterday. - '
We have reserved the rick of an Immense puis
chate for tomorroVi la,---
The ityles are dainty and up to the minute.
All made in the new kimono ileeve style, low
neck, with tailor collar and tie effect Over 50
Ityles to. choose from, every size.
C I- V. U7.I.1 Va. V t!- ft
98c
The Famous "Egypta" Silk-
I Set a fsf nrlf inrr fnr Wnmon Wl
mw.v wwvnuugw ivi 1 v.m.v.a
Sold every whet a at 50c a pair, here tomorrow
at half price. If yon do not set satisfactory wear
from the "figypta" Stockings, bring them back.
we will give you a new pair tree.
This is a little plain truth about the "guaran
teed" stockings being sold all over America today.
The average guaranteed stocking sells for more
than double the price mat we consider a just
value, according to our standard. They tell you
to wear them "alternately." and you do thus,
the wear Is shifted; each pair gets but a fair share
of the wear. And what, with the care you take,
and the heavy course cotton from which they are
made, you do get "satisfactory service. But
you might have gotten it at considerably less
expense. "Bgyptar . Stockings are made of the
finest Egyptian yarn; they have deep, double tops,
reinforced, learns, heels, and toes, an improve
ment wherever possible to prolong the life of the
stockings. This identical quality is sold ia every
Xood hosiery shop in the country at 50c a pair,
. special concession from the maker makes this
price possible, mack and tan j ail sixes or
nere at, pair sdOiy
50 Dozen of the Season's Latest
and Best $2125 Waists
Placed on Sale at Each
A big variety of dainty styles, made of lawns,
dimities and embroidered Swisses. Many a
made with short kimono sleeves, low necks, with
yokes of crochet and Battenberg lace, waists that
would delight ths eye of the daintiest woman in
town. Yonll like them their equal has never
before been shown at less than double this price.
Cleaning Up the Shoe Stock
at Less Than Cost
All $350-$4 Low Shoes for (J9
Women to Be Closed OutPr.
It will cost you nothinsr to see these styles. We
have every size and style. The backward season
catches us with too many pumps and oxfords.'
we pave applied the knile ruthlessly, and our
l6ss will be War good fortune. Tomorrow a
complete stock of stylish Nobby Pumps in patent,
gunmetal or vici kid, turned or extension soles,
2-Inch heels, beauties for street wear, .will not
slip at the heel Also 150 pair chocolate tan, pat
ent colt, or plain kid oxfords,' with hand-torned
soles. - In the lot are such famous makes ss
"Duttenhofer" and "American Xedy" Shoes, sold
everywhere at $3.50 snd $4.00 a pair. You will
be convinced of the comfort and quality of these
shoes by merely looking at them. ' We have them
arranged conveniently for your selection and
can fit snv foot - '.. .
For the biz stock reducing' event we offer veu
your unrestricted, choice of any, pair QQ
a wwwm wvrarw
avnaRlch m
A. MM th. AMU
' 1- . wmmmM MWmMMHt 4V
olea, Cuban Heel ........... 9SX
Boyo1
Call
Slioco
Int
Maae of Cnrona Boa CalT. mseiier
heavy eUs. alsee S f II. .80
I.
eut.
Btse
Slses
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a - ST a
95c
CnaTTinfUSI'ej Tic B TWO ' 9TA9
, . WVMTU, TWSM IWil BDU
Mass I te I......... ......... . 94
Uomen's $3.50 Patent
Coll Dress
Shoes
m
A CVXTK MTTUk Patent eett
veto pa, 4uU kid tope, "stus" toae,
win ttee. aateaaloav aolee. Cuban
bis ties
:':V
( Va
nn'm tf Ci
i , j. aaas m . Wf.e'F
TtB till
Balleo Shoes
$6D,50
A ' Beat ' eowfortabl eommer ahee,
eteee et. a aw shad of tan
eair, very mi ana easy, -rouna xor
shape, awe4 soles, military Jjeel.
ser ....... eagv
v tlAtt ORllERS
PR01JPTLY FILLED
Sale Price
Thase eeme fa patent, vamps, 4ull
eenters. pataat tope, turn aolee; a
real beauty to the flrla, all slate, ea
sale new at the. pair. OS
Sites m to 11... ....... ....149
glaea.- H f t.. ........... .91.99
Women's $20 Patent
Colt Dull Top, Dot
ton Oxfords
sWkV
a, OUmi WXTKM WOM TAMTXBX
OV SXEaS3a Mad of Extra
0oft Patent Colt: Pull v Kid Tops;
atwatt ."Nethrsol- Plain Tos;
Short Vamps; Hand ' Turaad Soles,
Arched CaetlUan Heels....... S2-4S
Velvet ; 2-Strap
Pumpo
: Now
s-n .98
Made of rfca -blaefc or brown verve,
ewest'l straps .with ahort vamps.
KlexlMe eolesi all slses. II value now
ea sal at pair fl&S
Mioses Slides
7:afT-OCaV
e euJLaa
' Q1.49
01.79
- -t . I ISl
4
1000 VAXS of ' MUsee and - Boys'
ti.71, f and IJ.60 Fine Dress Shoes
and Oxfords., newest aprlng 'styles,
Sn tans, black aad patents, all slses
at OS, fl.29. 1149. I1.TD
Going
Away for
a Trip?
Here is a dandy Wicker Suitcase, linen lined,
steel frame and corners, brass lock and rivets, a
neat appearing and thoroughly serviceable' case,
light to carry and indestructible. On CI QQ
special sale tomorrow only at each VXeOiT.
Children's
Bare Foot
Sandals
Made of first quality leather, high cut sides
andcounter, made with 2 straps and a wide
nature shaped last; a stout, serviceable sole.- We
will sell all sues tomorrow from SH to Q
large 2s at, the pair UaC
Summer i
Excursions
to the East-
4nme
" aa, i
aly l. a, a, 4,1, a. IS,
AagnH , 4, . 14, 10, 16, IT,
80.
eptesaket U a, 4, i, , T.
r
Kayser's Long Silk
Gloves, All Colors
A full raps ef colors,. black and
white, as well at the most deslr
able colors for summer pongee,
?rsy and tan, elbow lengths', th
lrst quality of the famous Kay
ser double tip, all slses at this
prlo tomorrow nly, , - v, , -
r ;
kerchiefs, Best 10c
Qualities
Large size hemstitched earn
brio Handkerchiefs for man,
ne starch la them pa splendid
10 fluallty. s A limit ef eix
to each eustomer. tomorrow
at eeoft. . .......
Men's 50c Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers
Here's a rare Opportunity for the
men.: folks, . A splendid wslfht
balbrlss-an" ehlrt - and drawers.
Drawers have double seats, sus
pender straps and - extension
band, every sis, i Our , reiru lar
(0e srade at . . , . ... ...
I oa
Vie,
CHICAGO AND RETURN ..v;$72j0
STY LOUIS AND RETURN V. ; . ; $70.00 ;
NEW YORK AND RETURN $108.50
BOSTON AND RETURN. . . . . . i . .$110.00 :
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS,1 PULUTH,-
OMAHA KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE AND i
Ticket allc
return limit Oct
yen wish, atop overs allowed within
RI4e ea th ORIBNTAL LlMITE
and Tourist Bleepera, Portland t Chi
r passaga. final ;
Urn annthar If
Unit tn each direction,
Btaodsid
RETURN . . . . V.nv..i;...;..$6a00
mow nnen flays for
etober SL O tne war an
ellowad wfOtln Um
ITED, throufB
Chlcaro. in ll I
ah. ahiiit. flarviea and uMrr muunmiM.'
, -i 'Ticket end sleeping car reservations "k City
-Ticket Qfftoe. -ill Third street, foruand, er at De
pot, Uth and Hoyt at. ... , v ...
V., x-:-: w. sxoxnoir. a P. k x. A.;";" ' "-V.-V-
AOnAIJ .ftBAT, A. O. W. W. A, 'r
.hour with
;-j