THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVEN1NO. OCTOBER 1 H- ,
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SLA1H AS HE SLEPT
Poet Le Callienne to Wed Divorcee
H x n ' -. r j - ..- n n n al
Daughter of Writer Is to Be His Bride
Inquest Shvs That Aged
Man's Neck Was Broken
Before Was Robbed.
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Mae our abfhirr eaJ Mr I. Oel
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Iky reliuaal nuijiiMM far (.Iliac
.rrii - it, aeiurel ralaiiva ef Mea
k4 .uiui . ' eeil Mr I tterlleae
Hf ratl.4 rwJilu ef aeltlaf
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lo the etale or (hxrih tkiit, la
.iBiun. h aa rtfhl la leierfeve pe
Urlv la l .on. 1 m.iiria ut the brail
aiellcfe a I It b indKltlual air parfe!
Ijr U able la eJjuat for lhrtnee4ee U
let a Inn. "'
II aaa augiral4 laal haw laalala
eeceeaarv la lerrr eul
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r lie .el fc.U .lrar efMa
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f,r,i e1 t ia a-a a. arewre
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Tk. .ttaiMUM lr I- C'U f r) i,oali ifc rlh la
tlr ! 1" 7 h-fU. aava ulllto,irij akti lh M
M fcta aJ Ikai a i-m
U Ik aa anfc kaa bluM U.alf-
fwaaC la la.1 kl kak4 l
tki t ! lat
kaaa m ika cruua, aa il al f
UMlU Ul l'4 kt4
to. rr ika ariMaa mt rr.
L.i it aw aatwara tkal ika .
a.r k. aaa, taur4ra4 Tfc" kUatJfJ moulA
ka la alrtla. Ittla Ifcaurr
Ta Ttwirtka lara U Kl t ar ! TMI iu14 ba alm(la." L. aaaa4.
btn fra Ard.aaiaM aiaii1, " null 0 la lUa tiala er lb
af Ifca raraal Hill murAmf. TkalchurTh far cartlfuata af marrlafa.
aa (laraa ara J.fUa'-'r l I h jr. Ih.a voui4 II aol ka atmila raal
tV HH.riff Maaa 4a not l T I i.r for fcuard of r.clalrailoa or aoma
war roaaorl Ika laacriaara. na mi wIm )uda la laaua r.nlfK-ala r
ka arfcl caa.laallf. 'Ir I taih (HkMlM frura Ika bolul. af
luiuur aala. aa ika Tbomaa mwr- I rtaa iltioul lha publlciijr that allaada
4mt. Idlwrra iirucaatilnaa? I'nhai-plljr war
(taUa ta-ala. Iba krd man, briat vrraaa rouUI rail on u. h a boar 4
Ul lM vim Tbomaa far ak.or aurk a Judfa and aiaia ibal Ibaf
and bo ftaa oot ba aaa aiae aurt-lalah4 lha ualoa )laaal4. I Ihlak II
day morning, u Atdrii. ii w wwi i would ba wall o al'a irtam or
Ibal baaia aaw Tboinaa etB hl (hraa anonltva la wblch lo IhinU lha
raa, aipoalnc lha ll la o4. which, manor otr aad lhaa roaia barb
with lha waich ton hf Tlwmaa, la " think tba arlrll af lha llrara fa.
aalaaia. Tba aaUa a . una napped rora aaw laslalatlua ea lha aubjaci of
froaa lb tkaia arvd Iba cbala M Ikaa maiiiaioay. Wo doA'l waal law lhal
rlaoad bark la lb vat eh purbal, "how- nia ceuaiar lo bumaa aalura. Hi waal
ta tbal Iba Murdarar vaa d.llbarala la lava that ara aaorw ataatla. 1 think
hia work. It la knew a Ibal awala lhal (ha Irand of public opinion la lo-
otaf4 la tba vicinity af tba Tbomaa I vara allowlaj paopla lo adjual lhaaa d.l
borax a ad probablr la Iba buaa all I leal o mallorw for tbomaalvaa.
fkatortUr alfhi. aa bo u aaaa oaar
fyoaiaora aarlr laadaf storaUia'. ItilladalphU. Oct I Tho Rav. Dr.
(Vrorf a Chaimora Richmond, raclor of
No traca baa baaa obi a la d af t'harlra 8L John froloolaat KplacopaJ eburrh
0wa)n. iba man acalnal whom tba fin- uf fblladalphla. vbo apranf Into public
or af ao.plcloa polnu for lha daalh af notlra by bta crltlclanj of Aator-Forea
Joha Thomaa. tba ranebar found daad marnaia. dlaeuaaad Uaby Paalya and
Sunday morning la bod In bit homo on lha forthcoming marrtaaa of Riobard
and oca uartar mllaa aaat af Byramora Lo Oaillanna, tba poat
ota lion, on Ibo roatar road. Shariff "Mr. La Oaillanna ahould 'ja not only
Maaa of Qarkamaa county, and Daputy morally ooiraclaad, but abould aaffar
Bharlfro Arch la Laonard and Harry with hi lllarary afforta wall
Bulsar af Multnomah oounty, hara "Oatrmcl.m la a mild form of punlah-
ClTaa tbalr ontlra lima to locating roant for auch aa ha. 11a la of tha
awala, vbo diaappaarrd about th tlma claaa aa ara tha woman whoaa baiiafa
tba ranchar dll. ara axprraaad In tba Intarvlawn, vbo
Tba official, found that Swain had know no moral raatraJnt."
baaa nant to tha Thomaa noma by lha
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fca-a-iirruaa M-y b Va.
W. a lyaa al ta baa o4 tba bnaaa
'. Mr. aa Mia I. Wa-4, aaat
an OTa UUy f ar OaU
I IwUi
M Water QucenM Eats and Sewi ,
in Tank: Comedy Act I
Makes Hit
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All aorta af a Jina1
alartai ! I am Ik lrfcaac , I
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bava4 by oaita, Tba iw
Richard I Galllr-no. povl and ao
tbor. and Mn. Irtua ferry, dl
vorcM, vboni ba will aooo marry.
No data baa yet been fixed for tba
wadding, according to tha atate
nient In Stanford. Conn., of tha
parenta of tha brlda-to-b. Mra
Perry la the dlrort-ed wife of Kol
and Illnton Perry.
rioaaar mploymani biiraau. but tha Baptambar 11. alraady baa an
prone In ehara of h b"7U-llT onrollmant conaldarabiy larfar than laat
!nW?nVrVtr,rk rr. Th. attand.no at gymn.atum
M8;.rtP,M..,0h.a bhd prlnt-m. ctoM.. .1-
elrmlara. gtTlnc an account of th. 8Ptombr. 1110.
daatk ef Tbomaa and a daarrtptlon of
Bvain. The a circular ara being ant
broadcast today throughout tha north
want. Tba circular glvra Swajn" da-
' acrlption aa follow: (
About 40 yaara old. I faat 11 Uchea
tall, alendar built, dark hair, dark aandy
lauataeba trf madium length and weight,
blue or ggay ayaa, qulta large: pointed
no, long far. and hollow cheeka. Any
la form at Ion Ii to be forwarded to
. 8hrlf Vaaa at Oregon aty.
WOMAN SOLD LIQUOR
TO SUPPORT HER 2
CHILDREN, SHE SAYS
-EAP BIRDS-TAKE
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'While the ar.rair. Portlander la deep
In elumber at 1:15 o'clock on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornlnga, a
gymnasium claaa recently formed at tha
Toung Jblen'a Ch mat Ian Association la
busily engaged flaying handball, exer
cising on bare and rings and going
through all manner of gymnasium
"stunts." This class 'haa been named
appropriately tha 'Early Birds," and
:16 a. m. baa been set aa tha perma
atnt meeting hour. t
Nineteen young man have Joined the
"Early Birds." and others are trying to
nerve themselves to leave their com
fortable beds at dawn for a whirl In
. tha gymnasium. Most of the class
members room in the association build
ing, but Physical Director Orllley aaya
the claaa is, open tQ all T. M. C. X.
members, and he promisee that any one
who Joins will be amply repaid, . as. r.e
aaya a little hard exercise in the morn
fng la the beat possible preparation for
the man who expects to spend tha day
In a store or office!'
The physical department, which
A HEALTHY. "
HAPPY OLD AGE
Mra. Annie Meyers, mother of
two tiny children, waa arraigned
before Acting Judge Cohen thla
morning In police eeurt to an
ew, r to the charge of sailing
liquor on Sunday and without a
license, and when Patrolman
Miles, who made the arrest early
Sunday morning, at II North
Fifth street, gave his testimony
the woman was found guilty and
aentenoe of 60 day a Imposed,
but before ' the words of the
sentence were out of the Judge'a
mouth Chief of Police "lover
recommended that sentence be
auapended, and that was ordered.
"I had to do It to support my
children," said the little woman;
"I needed the money."
Officer Mile waa Instructed to
awear out a warrant for the
woman's husband on a charge of
non support.
"And you, Mra. Meyers, come
to my office, and when the auto
returns I ahail have you taken
to your home," eald Chief Slover.
A complaint against Meyers
waa sworn to and a warrant la
sued for his arrest.
BAD CHECKS TOO MANY
IS UNDOING OF SPURGEON
(Special to The Journal.)
Chehalls, Wash , OcC . George Spur
geon, a carpenter; ""-wound up In the
county jail after a big time Saturday
night, when he succeeded In passing
$200 or more In .forged checks on vari
ous business men. Spurgeon used the
name of John Ludwig, a well known
grain merchant, for whom he was em
ployed last week Spurgeon tried Just
on check too many before attempting
a getaway'. He passed a check for II
'
opportunity that will ba given the strik
er to return and according to a state
ment by Small the local officials will
cease their efforts to get tba man lo
return Individually.
According to a statement by officials
of tha Oakland yards, no difficulty In
handling both freight and passenger
traffic Is being experienced here, other
than that usually experienced in break
ing In new men.
ball
Qwa." Otlra la we fall r
ba)ilfl Tke IlllU veaaaa elee
14 la er.aaaa. Irtfe Ugkuy a
lata euSe 4 ! lal Ik taaa.
baaa aba aiaeakw aa eel aaa
lii. la. ewieiMjf We. Oa T ear
-y aaarrt was at
al. w wiurfa aaa is a, vita
mi af Ika auiovc allaMiag la
Bftk farMa f tb.lr e. Lll
eculad ". beaxiifbl e4 ibrHliaa
bleb diva. UluaOel alaaialrtg
atrvb.a. a. .4 aad ale ? velar.
aidvaarvbaiie fele ue.a waiar aa vail
aa aKaay lbr ararfaiui ana wi.wih
tkibiOo. um di(N'la la a but
tank wilk a lane aaiabar af geld Dab
I It I gi.a aa atta4 ! af baaitly le
Iba aI wburh u vaaarfal rrom start
la flat.b
Tba lrana4aua bit af Iba bill
Una a la thuk lUla la bi el..r
caption ef "A Couairy gfhool Ulerlala
meal" Mr. Cliu k partial a the laarb.r,
chiiJraa aad arbooi board ta Ike ua
beurtdad d-llakl of bla audlenr It Is
aurh rlaaa. whoiwoma eomady ibal II ta
a lral and Mr fbbke rbararlarlsa
tlona ehow hta car.ful aludy and ua-
ouaalloned ability aa an arll.l
Na dalallar ekll baa aar played
lha Orpboura lhaa Trifling, vrlltaa
by Mlaa Afnee yVvll and prnl4 by
Ibal dalaly young woatan la eoanpaay
lib ll.nry Kran. M-r eat is a -
Italit and vea Inalaat apptauaa Mlaa
B-rolt ha made radical departure la
tha eonal radios of Iba llaae vhlrh
aiva an air ef fraabnaae aad charm Ibal
la keenly enloyad Quaint la lha word
which beat file Mlaa BcoH'e portrayal.
he la rlevarly a.alsted by Mr. Kaan
Tha act la refreahlag as the spring
lima which It portrays snd II won aa
unusnal number ef hearty curtain call
Sammy Bums and Alice Full en offer
n attractive and clever dancing act
vlth beautiful velvet curtain berk
ground and smart change of eoatuma
Thev rloea with whirlwind aerobe He
dancing, and the act vaa on ef th big
ecore.
Mm. Panl la. European flute vlrt
revealed nev poseibllttlra In a flute and
won Instant recognition vlth her bril
llanl playing of classical aelectlone
Brothers Martin open lha bill with
an act of comedy acrobatics aad good
bounding atunls. The climax ta It
eomereault In It second.
Paul nam as, monologlst. Is far from
ntereatlng In anything that he says or
does.
Journal want ada bring reeults.
Warren Wood, Era L. Wood, Wed.
(Special fc Tba JoaraaL)
Weston. Or.. Oct I Warrao A. Wood
n attorney or ooia Beacn, ur, ana
Mlaa Eva L. Wcod. a former achool
teacher of Pendleton and Portland, were
May be prorhoted by those who
gently cleanse the system, now "and on nvnK.m&rc a. h0tler.and Vt"
then When 111 need of a Iaxabve depot while he was waiUng- for a train
remedy, by taking a deseitspoonful ZTrf' oTl'KUZ
Ot the ever refreshing wholesome pharge. securing $60, but auccjeded in
. f . i f ,. I navina me case uruppaa vf iuuiii "
ana iruiy Denenaai ovrup or run I um good
and Elixir of Senna, which is the
only family laxative generally ap
proved by the most eminent phy
sicians, because it acts in a natural,
strengthening way and warms and
tones up the internal organs without
pianos
Al
COST
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As we are
retiring from
business, we
are throwing
'our entire stock
of jtianos on
the market at
actual cost.
Observe these
prices and'
then see us.
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&Stf(J C0ST
PIANOS
WAS
$500 .
A4.50 .
$400 .
$350 .
$300 . ,
$250 . ,
NOW
, $386
. $338
$287
$246
$218
$176
PLAYERS
FROM $385 UP
Second Hand
$97, $115, $137,
$165 AND UP
If people only
realized what
this sale means,
there would
not be a
single piano
left by Saturday
night. Investi
gate this sale
it will pay you.
Easy terms.
Hovenden Piano Co.
106 FIFTH STREET, NEXT TO PERKINS HOTEL
Watch Cases Back After 4 Years.
(Snedal to Tba Journal.!
Cbehalls. Wash., Oct. J. Fechtner A
Bon. were Handed yesterday about 80
watch cases, part of the jewelry stolen
from their store when It was robbed In
1907. The watch caaea were recovered
last spring in Spokane. -
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weakening them. It is equally benefi- SAYS HE WASN'T DRUNK:
fidal for the very young and the mid- ATTENDED TEA PARTY
die aged, as itis always efficient and , had hen.to a tea partjr and the
nee irom ail narmxui ingredients, lo claim that i was drunk is preposter-
. I r i . i I ous," asserted Attorney McCants Stew
KCT iu ueoenciai eueciS 11 IS always art yesterday In Justice of Peace Bell e
tWf-Marv in huv Irwa nmnm. k-,- court, when testifying against Patrol-
I . V v , 6"""' fai- man Marsh, whom Stewart had arrested
tXiSt IhC name Ot the UomDanv for assault and battery last week, as
t-r r c. f l l the outgrow- of the arrest by Marsh
vamuiuiti i ig kjjrrup V-0.-piainiy of the attorney.
printed on uie iron tot everypackage.
HOTEL
STEWflBT-
SAU FRANCISCO
Geary Street, abort (Jnioa Square' w
Enropcao Plan $ L50 a day up
America pun 3.00 a day up
W atoal mmd Wick Uratttr Evav
m,j,im tasi.afaarT Maaarata cataa.
oCaarae af tfceeue aad rated di.triet. Oa)
a ail erar w. -armies
aad eteamaa.
The arrest was' made on Union ave
nue a week ago Saturday night and ac
cording to the claims of Stewart, Harsh
handled him with considerable violence.
Stewart WAa brought to police. head
quarters but waa released on his own,
recognizance. Following the, arrest.
Stewart nad Marsn arrestee on an as
sault charge and also filed charges
against him with . Chief Slover The
trial yesterday resulted In a dismissal
of the charge against Marsh, and will
probably conclude the affair aa far aa
the police eommlsalon la concerned.'
W ' '
. . ' I MLaat Chance" Qlren.
Oakland, Oct I That absolutely.no
effort will ba mad by the Southern
pacific company to further Induce Its
striking . employee to return to . their
work in the west Oakland yards. Is the
statement made bv tha local officii la
Following Instructions from Oeneral I
Superintendent Small, today la the. laat1
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l.i . . miiii , a-. a a . e all
AbXOllltelV e49 KnttlnH in Knnrl It
Pure "fe. mm ry I
MnOftZR R frTPfTTtVi! Vear.
UI Ai i ii 1 1 i c7if v ii rajH Rch 111
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'JUAKa lJ :'H&e4Lt tVW itt
Since 1780 ;-ss&a 'mU'
- Rora
r:.ai 4 r r .i j c- S 1
leeti Kawira 14 le
a lauad ttal
I - I aa
ele
fw aee tkaa ka
ta Aeieiie tia .Uiiai ae ta l.a
riaaataK a 4ay l 4 tut
aisU le a'.'K " im
a east eae aa rrcln ia ttaa-tloUt. Ika
iaM ea aoiatag ' aa, liawla tvaia
ateeH' Saiaal.a tea rata 1 1 ka4
Ua k.ua te oeUe4e4 rreaa a4i aiiaa
u i i , hi i . ii.
aVilafaaa Aattvaea dry eda4. e
aa riiMlwt iwv la.i. tse
laulwa tl.MVe aa-i-aU e. I L-e
wa.iia iu W mmtmiktm ef a
laale aad a.ialkiw4e aala'a. a4
baMkat II aaail M e-a4
alalia fuaea. are Ike tee Imj"M
auealleae aafaee Ike aa tar tail a, ku
a tare a.) a l kaee yaalay
"Many Specials for Economy Wednesday
Every Dept Represented With Bargains
r ' r , ii lawiiii m im i rrair n iisi a n mmt iasji.se r-?rrr'.'i ' ; " - r-rr
These Specially MadeGrc""I,";l:BC",i"
$20, $22.50, $25
Featured In our Suit and Cloak
Department, will stand the se
verest test of merit The woman
who desires an Inexpensive suit
need have no fear of sacrificing
either style, quality of material
and jood tailoring when select
ing from this extensive showing.
Tley Arc Very Superior Soils!
The newest models. Are taste
fully tailored and trimmed. The
cloths are series, cheviots and
mixtures.
$20, $22.50, $25
Stylish Millinery for
Immediate Wear
Our showing of fine millinery this
season far surpasses any season here
tofore. The prices which we ask for our
trimmed and untrimmed Hats are
o much lower that you can't help
but buy wben you see the selection
of styles and the moderately low
prices.
WEDNESDAY
Black Belgium
Lynx Sets
Duy now at a special bargain.
Made up In many different styles
and best of quality fur. Regu
lar YsJues per set $35
Wednesday; (tjQ 7C
Thursday, Set ylO.lu
The Leading and Moat Reli
able Furriers in the West
Fur Style Book Free on Requeat
Children's Wool
Sweaters, Values to
$1.25 at 69c
Mothers will be interested to
know of our bijf Sweater offer
for Children. This is the time
of season when you should see
hat the children are well pre
pared for cold weather, and here
at this special sale you wilfbe
able to select a good Ail
Sweater at Ut
Wayne's
Knit
Hoaiery,
The Beit,
25c to 50c
Sill
GLOVES
Silverfield
Glove Special
Fitted to the
Henri $1 OH
Qrr4t gcoVOvy Good
MM
Entire BuJtctixd Car AtMA mrrtan Csv
LADfifO SPCCJALTY tfOlSC rOJ? LAJDCS ACSSjTS X CffOMtOf
O I IT 1
Ostrich Plume Company's
Great Millkery
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moval - SaleH
The Meade Estate has leased the premises on which-we "are
situated to Holz Bros., who will erect a large department store.
nr. I j . ...
wc nave rcceivea nouce irom our
landlord to vacate the premises on
or before November 1.
We therefore present you with
this great opportunity to buy Fall
Millinery at almost the cost' of im-i
portation.
Our stock is large and complete,
and see for yourself.
it
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It wiirpay you to call
Every Hat, Willow, Plume and Tip at
About One-Half Off
$40 TO $50 WILLOWS, hand-tied $25 $iS WILLOWS, hand-tied. . ... . . .$lpl
$25 TO $30 WILLOWS, hand-tied $15 $14 WILLOWS, hand-tied. . . ..... .$8 H
50 -FRENCH PLUMES AT 50 PER CENT OFF-50
TRIMMED HATS HALF PRICE
ALL BEST NEW PATTERNS
$30 Hats
$20 Hats
$15.00
$io;oo
$25 Hats
$12 Hats
$12.50
$ 5.00
You must see them to compare with others, as we must give you
- better goods and better values to sell out. v
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303 Washington Near Fifth
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