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1 0 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND XAND. THURSDAY EVENING,- AUGUST 24. , 1911. , " . -' : , ..'... . Tomorrow Portland Day at the Astoria Centennial Many Special Events SouvchiKVYatch; Fobs Here at 50c Amsterdam's Orchestrat7th Fl. Restanrant Attend the Interesting Demonstration of "Caloric" Cookers',4th PI t Dobley's Refusal to Call Doc tor to Attend, Dying cnna, Taken to court. , nttpnd the funeral of his 6 v .ni.i son. Theo.1or ZlMth !? lit!, ilnitc.1 lo in? 'N..- fusal to .:H a physician, the 8rrn,n merit -f i imii.v n smi Pfin m rlflr s "' linisn. whs PPil'i"" r,v roll .lu.iB- Samuels. Pooley prob ,V, will ar In ourt late today ans.-r to the .hartc of having r -?uVrd to rail doctor while the child U,i writhing in agony as the result of fcMrr:-.irn.ht." T)oo,ty told the neighbors. "What do the Indians do when they pet burred?" The child died Tuesday morning and a coronei-s Inquest charged the father with criminal neglect. Ths prisoner must answer on ony Charge for violating section 270 of th? penal cod and which provide, that parents shall furnish food, shelter and medical attendance' whn necessary. Dooley -wife, a haggard, frightened little woman, is one of the witnesses ajralnst her husband. She saya he has been drunk for the last three weeks an-1 ' has cruelly ' beaten her. IKE coos CURIOUS or (Srdl to Th JimrotL) , . Marshfield. Or, Aug. 24. Railroad peculation has been created by the 1 fact that a party of local men la se curing rights of way between Myrtle Point and Boseburg over about tne , nme route as waa surveyed by the Coot, Bay and Oregon Central railroad, whlch'waa formerly known aa the Coos Bay-Bole line and waa promoted by Francis1 H. Clarke. While it Is not known for whom the rlghta of way are J being secured it i said that they are ' or the Coos Bay Eastern Electee rall .way for which Engineer Aston- did ome- surveying , worle a few month ago. Thl same company recently filed II rlghta of way agreements on points. along 'the same route of the Clarke road. It Is stated that several local engineers hare been engaged to ' ro to woVk won' 0A engkneertng which la to be done on ? the line. It Is not ' known Juet who la la the company, fur ' her than that a party of California ' men'who recently visited here are sup- posed' to'- be Interested. ... ' - t.,r: j ., t- i , . - Bandoa, Naval MUltla to Train. ., . ;, (gpeci,j to The Journal -V JiarsMleld, Or.., Aug. 24. The mem- bare of , the Bandon division of the Or- militia nave Deen uwcic.. to Coos Bay for training on the cruiser Boston: They will be here for 10 days and will go through the regular iraia . -'.v. if thev were on i -,.,t.. Th Bandon division was only recently organised and this Is about -, ..ti.tr work the boys have had in the militia. Dr. Sorenson Bandon! la head of the division. "FRENCH SPECIALIST" . .'SERVED -.WITH WARRANT TUlamookrOr.. Aug. 24. 'Doctor' D. A- Sanburn. who claims to be a French peclalisf of 40 years experience, was - arrested here for practicing medicine ; without a license. He came to this city about a month ago from LosAn ' v.n. .A-ue.-r extensively. ,He asserts he practiced In Portland irom ui w . --- j led In Paris at some period since that time. The tnai was out mr iicv " day. e - Butter Fat Prices 30-84.7. (Special to The Journal.) Tillamook, Or.. Aug. 24. Tillamook county dairymen are again receiving fhlgh prices for tl.elr product. Follow ing are the prices paid per pound for i butter fat for the month of July: Tll llamook creamery, 34.7 centa; Clover lieaf creermery, 34 cents; Maple Leaf creamery. 84 cents; Fain-lew Dairy as sociation. 8.5 cents; South Prairie I creamery. 33.6 cents; Cold Springs ; Cheese factory, 33.4 cents; East Beaver ' Cheese factory, 10 cents. Miner 'to Settle Dispute. (Sperlnl to Th Jnuraal.) ' Pittsburg. Pa., Aug. 24. The Inter national executive board of the United Mine Workers met here today to settle the factional dlapute over the control ' of district five, one of the largest and , most Important divisions of the miners' organisation. The controversy, which ' has waged for months and has been ' marked by rioting. Woodshed and court litigation, grew out of the rivalry of two factions, one of which claimed to have elected Francln l-'eehan as presi dent of the district organization, while the other declared Kobert P. Gibbons to be the duly elected president. I UU Meier & Frank's New Fiction Out Tomorrow! As usual, new books are here first-no sooner pub lished than they're here wait ing for you. Order them by phone it you like. The Common Law," Si.kO Robert W. Chambers Been the sensation of the year aa a serial. Don't wait for the remaining install ments get the book now! The. Secrit Garden," J 1.35 Frances H. Burnett The beautiful story running irrially, in the American Magazine is now published in book form. You'll enjoy every word of it! The Meier 8c Frank Store Book Dept; 5th Floor 1 II See the Irish Lassies Making Laces, Neckwear, tic, tomorrow on 2nd moot Wash Goods Surprise 15c Colored Suitings 6V4c mezsb a, rANX nasi, rx.oos JUST 25 bolts -of these staple Indian Head Colored Suitings, for early fall Tub suits, skirts and children's dresses. Regular 15c grade, Jtfl, for the 1125th Friday Surprise sale, yard "W 25c White Embroidered Batistes 15c in o in ucu wear ourpribv 35c to 50c- Pieces for 25 c THOUSANDS of-pieces cf dainty" Neckwear irt this J ? ltbglot fpr the Friday Surprises-conceits, that solcf: hjiijBeasort for 35c and 50c.,-, , - ?4 . ' S' Bits of fine lawrt and , Swiss Dutcfi- jColUtrs, new ollar wssueSirKaDats. cascades and labots. also a larsre as- OC wnite CmDrOldered DaUStes IOC II Tniillll'n fcrSkX- JH VWWUJA n ll I . rersmiaiM.He!UaLWaeWia II I sortment ot smart sijk novelty NecRwear. tt v i iT-ti l , n I II rWraffln inryWW4 Youc choice in this atirrinH2Stf. PriHav Hf V $1 Mercerized Table Cloths only 69c J Y1 "'V-V Surprjse. 5!e, will be sold at low price of ' J WONDERFUL one-day offerings for our famous 1 1 25 tf Friday bought wav under nrirft hv our hnvftri; in Nw York and rush New "captures" of Men's Shirts, Women's Waists, SilK Hosiery, Surprise $ 15 to $20 Suits $9.85 czzXB , raiirx'8 thzxo rz.ooB OBDEB BT HA1I YOU can choose from over 200 medium and light weight Suits everything left from our $15 to $20 summer lines J . 11- . A 1. excepting ine piam Diues and blacKS. Suits that you 4 can wear for two or three months yet. All from the best makers in the country, in good, staple styles. All sizes in stouts, slims and regu lars. For the 1 1 25th Friday Surprise tomor row 9M Surprise Sales! . Many, ate n6w purchases- makers' samples and- ena-of-wholesale-season . surpluses.-T-ed out bv fastest exnress and freight. . . ' . .-. :ik , Lace Curtains, Gloves, Veils, at prices t'whicH . will bring the old-firfte Friday Surprise Sale crowds afCg! I I ' . . m MEIER & FRANK'S JUST, INSIDE MORRISON STREET ENTRANCE. WE'VE little space for the full detiils, but when you see the Shirts, you'll say they're the best we ever offered at 65c. They are $1.00, $1.25 and fl.50 grades in every particular. About' 3000 in all of white Corded Madras with fancy silk fronts in striped, jacquarded an4 novelty stitched effects, in self 1 and contrasting colors. Perfectly finished and full . cut. All sizes H to liy2. ' SEE THEM IN THE MORRISON STREET WINDOW. For J,125th Friday Surprise at the very greatly reduced bargain price; special at only, each 65c mm $150-$2.50, 98c mrrxB nunv-noonp nooa IJIE'VE held 98c Waist Sales often this season, but never such new, attractive mod els as are offered for the 1125th Friday Surprise. ' They areJ-the popular cotton voiles, in navy and Alice blue stripes, with shawl collars and short sleeves. , Plain voile in band and insertion trimming. Also lawns,- dimities and bat istes, with Dutch neck and kimono sleeves. Waists that would selrregularly tfL f for '$1.50, $2 and MQr $2.50.- Friday only w v $1.60 to $5 White Wash Skirts Reduced to only 79c A clean-up of our entire stock of White Wash' Skirts, rang ing from $1.50 to $5. Ducks, repps and linens, made in plain gored and plaited mod- yf els. vFriday Surprise "C Big Surprise on Boys' Suits MEIXB ft raaSX'S TXXBO rtOOB WITH school only a few weeks off, this extraordinary sur prise on Boys' Suits has special inter est for every mother! About 300 Knickerbocker Suits in browns and grays some with two pairs of Knickerbockers, which prac tically doubles the service. The sizes are from 11 to 17 only. $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Suits at f 1.45 $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 Suits at- f 2.45 A Doll Surprise! $3.50 Princess Dolls, $1.49 XBXEB t FBAJTZ'B -rXTTX TI.OOX A P H E NOM- ENAL Friday Surprise from the largest all-the-year-around Toy Store i .1. i ii tan v!l 7 Think of- it! $1.49 for jointed dolls that stand24 inches high with t fine bisque head, sewed M wig and closing eyes with long eye lashes. Just as illustrated to the left. We've never been able to buy Dolls like these to sell for less than $3.50. For the Great Friday Surprise Sale will be sold at . only, etch I ' I Ik II Ml I. I ' The Sweater Surprise $3.00 Grades at $1.95 FOR the business woman, the girl at school and evejn the woman n the home there's nothing quite so comfort able and convenient as a neat Sweater . Coat. See these, we're offering Friday at $1.95. They're splendid! New fancy weave knit Sweaters in welk fitting, be coming models of th$ clever double breasted, sailor collar style; m white nd colors. Sizes 36 to 44. Sweaters worth $3. Friday Surprise only -it f m mine uu $1.95 Perrin!s Kid Gloves $1.50 Grades Only 98c WHEN we say Perrin's, you know it's a Friday Surprise extraordinary. They're the manufacturer's factory clean up, that's why we can offer $1.50. Gloves, on Friday only at 98c. Genuine French Kidskin, with two ra dium clasps to match. All sizes! There are only 11 00, pairs to start the sle. so come early. For the 1 1 2 5 th Friday Surprise, fQr $1.50 Perrin's Kid Gloves, yOL Big Silk Surprises 85c Taffetas at 49c 'pAFFETAS are alway?" in high favor choose these for early fall and win l ter wear. Fnr Fridav nnlv we're snerjalinr our entire line of 85c. 19 inch Taffetas at only 49c a yard; -. tJiacK, oiues, pinKs, tans, nne, orcma, reas, yenows, grays, eic. pienaia, 'firm quality with a rich, lustrous sheen. Thev're lovely for waists, Af dresses, etc. Our 85c Taffetas for the 1 1 25th Friday Surprise Sale atT.VL -49c 49c To $2.50 Shetland Veils $l J9 acsro h rBAinc'B rxBSTrBOOB CEEMS to be no let-ap to the fad for these pretty; veils ana nere a a rriday burpnse that brings the regular $2 and $2.50 grades t $1.19. 4-" Large, full-size, in white, black and colors. Ihe prettiest of mesh pat terns, daintily bor dered. 1125th Fri day Surprise only st ot mesh pat- man o.ju. $1.49 To 35c Ribbons at, Yd. 15c 1 IB BON S. that you'll agree 'are beautiful at such a low price at this. Ihousands of yards of lovely all silk Ribbons in rich Dresdens, Warp Print, Roman striped and pretty floral designs as well as the olain Moires and Taffetas. 25c and 35c . fi Ribbons for the 1125th I Friday Surprise at yard 1 All Refrigerators One-Flourth Less MZIXB as FKAITK'B 4TB K.OOB QUR entire stock of the fa v' j.nous White Mountain Refrigerators, for end-of-season clean-up, Friday 25 per cent off. $12.00 Refrigerators, now f .9.00 $18.50 Refrigerators, now $13.83 $21.00 Refrigerators, now 915.75 $24.00 Refrigerators, now 918.00 $27.50 Refrigerators, now f 20.63 $32.00 Refrigerators; now f 24.00 $32.50 Refrigerators, now $24.38 $35.00 Refrigerators, now $26.25 $70.00 Refrigerators, now $52.50 For the 1125th Surprise 50c Pure Silk Hosiery at 35c fc rKAJTZ'SJ TZMJTS TX.OOB LIERE'S an offer in Silk Boot Hose.. that women will marvel at. And' well they might, for never before have we been able to make such an offering as this. Ftire Silk Thread Boot Hose, in black only, with lisle tops, heels and toes. Note the .illustration showing how they are made, also window dis play. They re splendid 30c Silk Hose. Friday at 3 pairs for $1 or a pair only (iiiuun uio- 35c -1 "v.; I- I how fin 1 & : 35c Does away ' entirely with the drudgery of the chopping knife and bowl. Sale Food Choppers CZISB ft rajfXV BASSMBK LlpUSEVVIVES will be enthused fivtr this, special Friday surprise on' the famous Universal Food Choppers, , Does away with khe tedious use of the chopping bowl and knife. Used ior all kinds of foodsmeats or. vegev tables, cooked or,jraw: Qnce used they're indispensable, iote the, low prices. Y"" , i " ' ... -i Ar..."1'. $1.00 Choppers, No. Q 77c $1.5 Choppers, No. 1 97c $1.50 Choppers, No. 2 $1.17 $2.00 Choppers, No. 3 $1,57 I rv r For 1125th Surprise $3 NeVy Braid Curtains, $1.69 MZXZB ft TBJUTK nooa ANOTHER . matchless . purchase ' Curtains. 14 different patterns done on firm French net. The edges too are neatly finished in v braid. Come in white and. Arabian, yards lbng and full 40 inches' wide. You'll find them neat and dainty. See the window display. Make an effort 6 come early for your share Of these $3,00 ft 1 a f Curtains. Friday Jj I mZ special at, pair jt'.i T. The 1125th Friday Surprise Sale $5 Bracelets $2 ft rBABxa-riBST ri.ooB BRACELETS on ' sale! that; will . " startle the jewelry Jovers of Port land with their remarkable beauty. Never sudh handsome designs dainty and heavy, 'With. filigree tops' and set with sparkling brilliants-jrat the price. Note the illustration. ; ' Either, gold filled or, sterling silvery In bright or oxidized finish. ..Every one fitted with the- latest "patented: spring and catch. : l hey re beautiful I Worth $3,50, $4.00. and $5.00 . Your choice j Friday at Picture Surprise ! New $1.00 Subjects lor 59c SCBXBB ft rBAJTX'B TITTK TLOOX THERE are h u ndreds of new sub jects in these Pretty Oval Fictures, i n cludirig , t h t latest work of Harrison Fis4iet and copies of the Old Masters. In 13x16 inch size with 2 inch brown and Mar.lr ton framM rictures tnat sen in tne, rem way fo $1.00. SE OUR FIFTH STREBff WINDOW DIS PLAY. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY SURPRISE AT r' ular Women's to 50c Underwear For,Friday Surprise at 25c XXXBB. ft TBAWaTB MX VI.OOB TTHIS will indeed be a splendid "surprise I Women's Fine ribbed Knit Underwear at . 25c, . in styles worth to 50c. All . in- one great , jgroup, including Pants, Vest and Union Suits. Vests low neck,- sleeveless. - Pants, tight and umbrella styles. All fj nicely finished. Worth 35c j mf to 50c, For Friday, only sfV KTRR t . t-' Butter. 2 lbs., 58c XXZSB ft rBAJnTB BAIBMEafT IT'S a Friday Surprise Intro- ductorv specla on thevGriz-4 ziy dun cream Company s celebrated Butter , ade of pasteurized creamy fresh "every day. Special for Fii- p a '; day only, 2 pounds at J)OC Snow 1 Car) Butter, 2 Jbs., at 59' Butternut Butter, . 2 lbs., at 50 Royal Banquet Butter, the Danish Process, tomorrow, 2lbs for 65 M. & F. Special Coffeei, pound 220 Early Dawn. Coffee,;' pound 32 Royal Banquet Coffee, pound' 45tf Meierfrank Coffee, pec pound 37 Barron Hall Coffee, steel ct 401 I IF r