THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1911.
Insanity to Be Denver Woman's , COMMERCIAL CLUB'S
"Sold: Wife" Sits . Calm and Unruffled
Charles A..Patterson and wife Gertrude, who slew him. -Colonel Pat
j terson Is shown as he appeared In . football costume several' years
ago. Mrs. Patterson swears that she was sold to a Chicago million'
ilrt-for 1500 which her husband spent In riotous living, i ; V
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Denver, Colo., Nov. 11. At the open
Ins of the trial of Gertrude Gibson Pat-
iirHin ners tuuuy on me cnarge 01 hit-
lug murdered her husband, with 12
prospective Jurora In the box, each aide
had used one peremptory challenge.
Judge Allen ruled that a taleaman
though he had an opinion In the cane,
would be eligible to serve If he were
willing to disregard such opinion. The
court reversed hi earlier ruling. In
which he declared that prejudice against
capital punishment was not sufficient
to bar a Juror from service.
It is evident that the defense will
plead emotional insanity and self de
fense. Woman Alert and Vncnffled.
.When Mrs. . Patterson came fnto the
courtroom she looked anything but . a
prisoner on trial for her life. She was
serene and unruffled, dressed carefully
and very much Interested in what was
going on about her. She paid particular
attention to the selection of the Jury,
watching the talesmen alertly.
The prosecution hopes to combat the
effect of the woman's story that ahe
was sold by - her' husband to Em 11
Strouse, a wealthy Chicago clothlng
merchant for $1600 by introducing
Thousands Now Use This
; Low-Cost Cough Syrup
A Family Supply for 50o,' tavlng You
v. $2 The Quickest, Best Thing You
Ever Used, or Money Refunded.
The prompt snd positive results glvea
by this inexpeasive couch medicine have
caused It te be used la more homes In the
U. 8. and Csnada than sny other cough
remedy. It gives Instant relief and will
usually wipe out the most obstinate, deep
seated cough inside of 24 hours, It quickly
succeeds, even in whooping cough sad
croup. : ...-! ."' --.-' ,-. . -v " .--
A 00-cent bottle of Pintx, when mixed
witn ' Dome-maae sugar syrup, makes a
full pint a family supply of the most
pleasant and effective cough remedy that'
money could ouy, at a saving oi sz.
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casu.v prepared in nve minutes riuii
directions in package. .- '
Children take Pinex Cough Syrup will
tngly, because it tastes rood. It stimu
lates the snnetita and la allrhtlv laxative
both , excellent features. Splendid for
hoarseness, throat tickle, bronchitis, eta,
and a prompt, successful remedy for In
cipient lung trouble.
Pinex is s special snd highly concen
trated compound of Imported Norway
White Pine extract and is rich In guala
col and other natural healing pine ele-
or strained honey, in a pint bottle, sad it
is ready for use. . -J, .
. Pinex has often been imitated, but
never successfully, for nothing else will
produce the same results. The genuine is
guaranteed to give sbsolute satisfaction
or money refunded. Certificate of guar-,
antes is wrapped in each package. Tour
druggist has Pinex or will gladly get it
for you. If not, send to The Pinex Co..
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Pinex Is fully guaranteed by I nu-Da-Vls
Prus Co (Distributors). Portland
Plana for the remodeling of the sixth,
seventh and eighth i floors of the Port
land" Commercial club building are now
on display In the club's green room on
the seventh floor. The purpose In
making the , suggested changes is to
secure more room, . especially for the
accommodation of the diners; v -. '"
t By .making the changes as planned
the seating capacity, of the large dining
room win be increased aoout is per
cent and the ladies' dining room will
also have much - more room than at
present- " , ; "
The offices of Manager C. C Chap
man -of the promotion -committee- will
be moved from the sixth to the second
floor, and the space thus vacated' will
be devoted to the ladles' parlor, which
is now on . the' seventh floor.,,. The' as
sembly ball on the sixth floor will be
transformed -into toe ladles', ':, dining
room. ' The billiard and poolroom will
remain unchanged. ;,;
: On- the seventh floor the present space
devoted to the ladles' parlor will be
the bat and cloak room. This. It la
said, will be s much appreciated change
since the present accommodations are
entirely inadequate. ' , The buffet will
remain where it is, as will also the
green room and without changes. The
wide marble stairway will be shifted
Into line with the stairs from the sixth
floor and the space thus gained Will be
given to the office which is now
crowded. " The present hat and cloak
room will ba fitted up for meetings of
the board of governors. The small card
rooms will not be disturbed.
The entire eighth floor will be dining
rooms and kitchens. The large space
now taken up by the stairway will form
an extension of the main dining room,
which will thus be Xj-ahaped, with fold
ing walls, near one end so as to make
It possible to separate it Into two rooms
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POLITICAL PRISONERS
TORTURED IN 'SPAIN
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Madrid, Nov., ih Ee tails are coming
to light of tortures. Inflicted upon po
litick! prisoners during ; the recent Re
publican uprising. Some were bung up
by the legs and beaten with sticks at
Cullers, while others were rolled upon
the atone floor of the prison wltb their
heads tied; between their legs. " Many
were threatened with' burial alive, being
taken to the cemetery at night.
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If you are sufferinaT' from ' Ecsema,
Psoriasis or ; any, other kind of. skin
trouble, drop into our store for Instant
relief, we wm guarantee you to stop
that itch In two seconds. .- '
,tA 25o trial bottle will prove it
. We have sold other remedies for skin
troubles, but none that we could rec
ommend more highly - than the well
known compound of Oil of Wlntergreen,
Thymol and a, few' otrer Ingredients
that have wrought such wonderful cures
all over the country.. (, s t
This compound, known as IX D. D.
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itchy, , burning skin aa nothing also can.
Get a resrular bottle and see on our
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letters written by her husband, f
these the most- Important Is one be
wrote two days before the tragedy, Sep
tember 23, addressed to hia brother,
Perry Patterson. It says In part:
Wanted Elm to Oo Home.
"My wife has been taking me to
come home, declaring that she will
withdraw the divorce sUtt if I will do
so. But I told her that I Intended to
go after that Jew In Chicago. She
swore she would kill Jne if I did. She
claims it was all her fault and begged
for the man, saying that she practically
forced him to aend her money. You
know that money is her god. She ad
mits ahe did wrong, but claims there
was no wrong on the man's part.
"She was here several tlmee this week
trying to have me give her an anawer.
I promised the answer Monday. She
sweara that if I fight this Jew she
will perjure her soul to save him. She
lays the whole blame on herself." I
The "Monday" referred to Is the day I
on which the tragedy occurred. The
state alleges that at that meeting Pat !
terson insisted on prosecuting Btrouse :
ana she killed him. '
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COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
BOOST FOR ST. JOHNS
St. Johns, Or., Nov. 11. St. Johns
hopes that ymossbacklsm" In its limits
Is .dead, and that the new Commercial
olub will bring new industries here and
boost' the city wherever It wilt do the
most good. - The club organised last
night by electing a popular oltlsen,
Frank Test, ss president, amid great .
enthusiasm. A paid publicity secretary
and not the defense's right which j
the right man. -Temporary
Secretary A. W. Markle
reported so additional members and 8485
new . subscriptions, with promises of
more to come. Altogether the club Is
assured of more than $2000 Income as a
start and 181 members., Last nla-ht'a
meeting, held In the City hall, was largo-
ly attended, ana was run or snap. A
compliment was paid to C. C. Chapman
of the Portland- Commercial club and
George M. Hyland by electing them hon
orary Ufa members. - ... .- .
The board of trustees Is as follows:
Peter Aut sen, Charles Ballsy, H. W.
Bonham, Thomas Cockran C C. Currln,
A. W. Davis, F. P. Drinker, J.,TJ. Edlef
son, P.; H. Edlefson, W. R. Evans, A. C.
OeuGler, J, F." Hendricks, ' A. R. Jobes,
J. H. Johnstone, Fred C. Knspp, N. O.
Nease, H. Pennell, Captain F. S3. Smith,
Frank Test, C C. Woodhouse Jr., V. W.
Mason, C T). Thompson, A. A. Larrowe,
H. C. Shade, F. W. Valentine, J. F. Gill
more, ? Percy C. Stroud, I Dobie,
Charles Fry and L V. Morton. '
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One of the best known French avia
tors has plaoed a pneumatio buffer In
front of the seat Of his aeroplane to
lessen the shock-to his body should he
strike -the ground heavily.
Smoke Queen Quality tobacco. Bav
the labels. See 187 3rd. '
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Piano rents 83 mo. 875 Wash at '
How many times have you asked for "whiskey
and been dissatisfied ? Next time call for
HTSH W. H. McBrayef's "Cedar Brookw-8 yeara old
bottled in bondIt satisfies when others fail
Eiglit Years' Aging
(Twici a long u rtqulrmj by Lmu) , .
gives it that purity, mellowness and delic
ious flavor for which it is Justly celebrated.
The whiskey maintaining the same
qualities that made its reputation;
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All-Linen Damask at 81c Yard 500 yards of Fine All-
Linen Damask of high quality. Comes full 70 inches
wide and shown in pretty dot, figure and flower designs.
22-inch Napkins to match,, per dozen . . $2.48
All-Linen Damask at $1.19 Yard Fine German Em
bossed All - Linen Damask, very heavy and durable.
Comes full width and shown In attractive new designs.
Regular $1.50 quality. ; - r
24-inch Napkins to match, per dozen . . ... '. . . . .$3.25
59c
Ppe-Holiday Sale
of Beautiful Silks
Immense quantities of the most fashionable Silks
shown this season, purchased under
the most favorable terms. Reg. 85c
and $1 grades in one bargain lot, yard
At this sale you have choice of the season's choic
est silks in all the popular weaves and colorings.
All new, fresh and beautiful, and all underpriced.
Thousands of yards in Persian and Printed Warp
Fancies, Wide Pompadour Messalines, Novelty
'Swiss Taffetas, Fancy Jacquard Messalines, Two
Toned Fancy Louisines, Pin-Striped Peaus de
Cygne, Hairlined Taffetas in beautiful overdesigns,
Cheney Br os.' Foulards, Crepe de Lu:m and a great
many other silks in both staple and evening
shades. Miss this sale and you miss a wonderful
saving opportunity. Silks suitable for all pur
poses in regular 85c and $1.00 Qualities CQn
are priced for this sale at ,Os L
Silk-and-Wool Poplins at $1.25 Yard
The celebrated R. & S. Poplins, fina, soft-finished,
clinging $ilk-and-wool fabrics, full 42 inches" wide
and shown in all the staple and evening shades,
including black and cream. Special dj OC
at, the yard . . . ...tB 1 mLD
Fancy Silk Poplins at $1.50 Yard
R. & S. Poplins, shown in a large variety of neat
Jacquard self-colored overdesigns. It ; is a rich
half-wool and half-silk fabric that makes up beau
tifully. , Comes full .42 inches wide g FA
and in all the best colors. Yard ... . . D 1 OU
And Many Otner
Offerings Equally
as Impotrant
From Irish and Scotch factories direct to our' customers.
The finest lines of Imported Linens ever brought to this city
are now awaiting your inspection and approval Heaps and
heaps of the most beautiful, snow-white flaxen materials
. these two great linen centers have ever sent us claim your
attention. Buying linens 4t this sale is just like taking a trip abroad and saving all
i importer's profits. Now is the time to secure a generous supply at reduced prices.
: Bleached Damask 54c Yard A very special offering of
Fine Damask, full ,64 inches wide. Comes in a large
variety of patterns. It is all linen and full, bleached.
All-Linen Damask at 67c Yard 500 yards of Fine All
Linen Damask of extra heavy quality. .Comes full 66
inches wide and in a large variety of patterns.
22-inch Napkins to match, per dozen . ...... .$2.25
All-Linen Damask at 90c Yard Extra Fine ' All-Linen
Damask, full 72 inches wide, shown in a large 'variety
,bf beautiful designs in dots, figures, flowers and plain
center designs.
22-inch Napkins to match, per dozen ..... ... . .$2.70
Bleached Damask 59c Yard Extra heavy and wide Pull
Bleached Damask, shown in a great variety of neat pat
terns. It is 70 inches wide and very durable.
Another Lot of Wool
Blankets, 85 Grade
03.95
Good, durable Gray nad
White Wool. Blankets, full
size for double beds, made,
with fast - colored borders. '
The kind that sell regularly
at $5 the pair CTQC
for this sale at. .Du-O
A Splendid Lot of Bed
Spreads, 01.65 Grade
$1.35
A' special sale of Full-Size
White Bedspreads, hemmed:
ready to use. shown In a
large variety of Marseilles
designs. The kind that sell'
regularly at SL65 specially
priced for this (j f 2 r
sale at-....... 4)1 OO
New Lines of I
Women's Knit
''';.nhd3rwear-
Vests, PanU and Corset C(r'
Covers at, a Garment O U v
Through very special arrange
ments with one of the., largest
and best knit underwear mills,
we are enabled to offer you' the
most unusual Values at this low
price. New lines of Women's
Fall-Weight,Cotton Vests, Pants
and Corset Covers. Fine pure
white garments that fit perfect
ly, are neatly trim'd and shown
in all styles and sizes The fin
est garments it is possi-.
ble to buy anywhere at;
UNION SUITS -- Seasonable
weight Cotton -Union Suits;
shown in the high-neck long,
sleeve style, in ankle length; all
sizes, special for ( A A
this sale at . . . . . . . .J) I UU
BOYS' UNION SUITS-Heavy
fleece lined Cotton Union : Suits
in gray color, woven in the
popular "Interlock Stitch." all
sizes, 4 to 14 years, at -
oniy; ;. . -v.'
SpOO Pairt3 Worn
; The small price you are to pay for the shoes in this sale is no indication of the qual
ity. Every fair of shoes is stylish, serviceable and comfortable. This is an extraor
dinary opportunity to purchase "ood shoes at a big saving. .There are plenty of styles
in both button and lace, in vici kid and gunmetal leathers;' and you have choice of
light, medium or heavy soles and of high or low heels, all sizes and widths, in shoes
that .sell regularly at $2.00 to $2.50 a pair. Priced for this sale at a great ? J A A
reduction per pair ; . .tD 1 liy
CHILDREN'S SHOES-Splend'id lot of Children's andMisses' Shoes,' broken lines
from our regular stock, to close out below cost , , ,
All Styles in sizes 6 to 11, Val- An! I All Styles in Sizes 11 4 to 2, 1 " n
ues to $1.50 the Pair, at Only 77t Values to $2.00 the ' Pair; et U - -