The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, May 14, 1912, Page 6, Image 6

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    OnCGOfl. DAJtY 'JOURNAL, rORTLAND, TUI-SDAY , EVENING. MAY 14. 10U-
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I'm Going Alter Some of the
Other Institutions as Soon
aJ'm ThrcuDh.With the
Prison," He Say
Mrs, J. G. Houston.-cf Port-
land Gives $3000 Memor.
tal Endowment.
KM PLAN
BIG DEVELOPMENT
? Ca4iae !. lr!i-
Ml" tat (tt .fN l
erl.lrg tnrn far 1 a '.
that B frf u riH.il at. ''H
It m a. i.i. 4 H"- Ws
kH.UIl-eJ BSC i fl't " ' " Wl ruKJc tf !
. l-y eyi hl lh! ' f "' "'aha luirt.J.4 U apl
I rt1 Ja aen ndoj4
Ilea niinl a l uUlStlip fottdrlB
. Mra. Juaet B U lliaten vt ljirrmlt-a
Ileal, aHO'ina.! l thjowmeht In
'... ..! ff in Mimir of ftr daucntrr.
A.i. Jo.e M-Ktluu. who dlat laal July
Ik. a U the fuel e.lieiajatilp ettil0nnt '
md ! r.! a It aa nt-e-UI ad all
eerl- t:f forenoon ey lTal
.lent William T Ku.ter, vtxi paid
j, .n4;J I'll i ija iiiiaU ( U
In l.aaih tte ni la the alu-
lenta , iJiiig la l'Kldil'l toalar.
lie f if at li .a'.ailmaat f Ilia fun.l a)-l
Um ailat!s fur the mndi. )tr and
Ira. llouaivB sau
Salem Council Is Advised That
Expenditures of 53,000,000
May Be Made'on Extensions
and. Betterments. -
purchased.
SUPREME COUR
T
STOPS
iBaWa luoa a Tka iantl
ha lain. W. Mar 1 .". W. Water,
rcr-raeanilng llta WalrH railroad latar-
rata Mth recatjtly urraa.al Ilia liaJeaa.
l r.rt rr araiem. announced laal niahl
at malln of I Ha flljr runi'll lhal hla
funiarif la j raparjnf aipand tiul laaa
tlian U.f.0 t at.iiairtii an4 .
itinanl f (la Ilria IK ami Vtout Halam.
Tl.a Midi lntiula aaUrwUnt' C)a Una
from Matom la rlllvarioa anil I ha lln
rul oo for rr uatAcKaliaK lha lCoaaOal cruna tllalrlrl.
rt1' MI l tolU Uana-!'' KlucaHon. an4 ainra J.alh ntth f fcr. Mr.'Walara J1 hla mm-
il W )a niuarw, tul ety " 0' norne.l. r inctula.t ll oull Niwnr Iniafida to Uh H Una tturtU 10
I . itiai to4 aiwl laafcl' a" "" , riilln la nonor tiar dauctilar'a rnaiuofy I I'oritanti. Ihua . cOtcllnr up lha m
Wrfit it t rn" aui"Hf. ir.a .nJumm Un Jram l"urtUn U Kuna. .A naw
kialiar I ' i priaa poiirr la a Bill-1 uuslnn wka a aiudanl In tf iKl lor Inlanwbam aiul cllf atrvlca l
lura f ciiit ata ana mMnn jrfrro hih -huOl ha comiiiaa , tu t Willi on Ifta Horn txMtlMIa.1 by
lata. an4 rhWiltali anumanianam , u,u fttur rar liljh achu aouraa
ilal Ma oapoaanla dJar II o ha. Uv. I hrr ycar )J w lauklnf forwarJ
rrnor tal4 aajrrar4 an au.li- rJlir;r , j,,, f, a aluJaul la la4
met af at laaal ttf ('I h M. - j vui;ra whn H alrfcn4 and di4.
ii.urra n!ar tla-hl unler ia aujUaa ifca rhapel rlraa al Itia cnJIata to
fcf lx4--lla' mn a rlaaa. ' j tt, (n ,ft altna if a metixufcl to
i TU fownor lhat ajiarl yalil , jj,,. jiou.ion.
lha aa4 af hli larin uf of fi. a. Ii oull .
V-av lb prlann malilnf monry tar lha '
a( l.a v lua.! nm oul of raanf
)iavtrl. . iM4r Ilia ayaiatn in
ta"u tan na ioua eri'ro. wumw
a turned oo on a.lar iH.r lha
aiplallon of lba4r rrlmoa u1ar ron.il
T!on lhal woll aJaaoaC lnvllab;y nava
'-M!la4 in ' oiif rwaC-.
Tha ro amor atalfj lhal acpnrailnt
-t i Km nlJ lima nollilrlana frotn
xhalr ka lM eaunad an rarlt i.ualia. J
go4af aficr aoflia of too othar tnitltn-'
iona. Prapa j far ooa mora 4rtli-
A-i" ' , . !
Two imprewlva fltatiunta waijo by (
VIA A MM It 9 tt P i
, -Jf bum kaara buar and Irla liquor
-alona. h I' ,n, Ruh lrou
i'la:" "Eyarjr man ahouid la mada lo
hiork,. No man la rntlllrd In at unlaaa
X orka and doca aotr.athlar uaaful
tor -lha lnettcutlon."
I Tha rovernor darlrad lhat ha dl1
not ara aoar inacil ha waa crlllclsad
j-araoonlly, but ha wanud the aupport j la
Mtt tha aubils for hla nollelra. othararlita ' corner
iho could not "ba mada a aucccaa. Haialraata. which la lad for 80 ycara
ald ba hopad ha would hara lven him ; thai Morchanta National Bank at a
rnaa aucti orportunlilea to addreaa tha 'monthly rrnta! of 11600. At tha oplra-
SOCIALISE CALLS
E
DA
E
CHANCE OF A
MAD
RO BETRAYER COMPROMISE NOW;
; - ' : nrrn it xnrnnrni
Says' President Not for People
of Mexico; Americans Not
In Danger.'
Wiraf
14 Wan
MRS
CAROLINA TRIMBLE
DIES: HEART FAILURE
BiMzkmt .Jaali-h al waa
lnrd to h rrl fallurn. , fw houra
after mh had arrWad from iviriland for
an ftlrndwl vlall. Mra. Carolina A. 111
narh Trimbla.. wldA. of Judta W. F
Trimblf. and a membor ot ona of I'vrt-
land a waallhlaft plonarr famlllaa, ilja4
at tha boma of I r daughter, Mra. A. K.
Jtcarra. In t)akand. Cal.. yfatarday. ller
auddrn illnraa followrd acvfral yara of
auf ferine from aalhma. Mra. Trimbla
waa a daurhtar of Patrick Kalrlah, a
ploivrar of Ui!. Several trarta and buel-ni-aa
blocks in and about I'ortland aland
in hor name. Her moat, valuable hold-
tlia property op. tha northraat
of Fourth and Washington
to
OAK STREET OPENING
'.people of tha atate and
a hoot wkat ha .la dolna.
I Tha fflvernor declared
VimA InlA rfT'rm Vint n w
tell tha truth
that
when ha
eonm
tlon of the U-aae. now In torvt ono year.
the $100,000 building bum by ths bank
will corqe Into poaaenaloa of her estate.
Her property Jioldinga are attmated to
ISaWaj Baraaa af Tba JaaraaLt
Balam. Or, May !. A drrtalnn of
considerable Importanca to I'ortland waa
handed down today by tha auprene
court, la which John Clartt wrtni hla con
tention that tha clly cannot forte thfl
openlnjr of Oak alreet running wait to
an Intersection with Jlurnalde. which
would croaa hla proparty. The lower
court decided In' favor of tha city and
that opinion la reversed.
The caae of tha State va. the Ptrat
National bank of I'ortland. appellant,
which la a ault to eacheat an unclaimed
bank depoolt, la affirmed. Other oplo
lone wore:
John A. Sanderaon va. rvnlnauler
Ixi ruber company, appellant, appeal
from ilultnouiah. action for peraonal
damasea, reversed and remnnded.
George F. Brlce. appellant, va. C. Q.
Younger and George F. Brlce, appel
lant, va. Lea Colhuge, appeal from
Multnomah, ault for Injunction denied.
IndUii.iHij;. I at. Mar 1 4 lOranrla.
e ! I Jira la addraaaing ibe aovutiat
eoaeeallun hero today billerly
aauaoayl rYastdanl Kraeiai 1. ytad
af MealcOb le lira cam lo lb Called
titaia la aa affett la ireni nU gor
eminaal frvrt iittarfarlng lo bieKo
auaira ia aeur in.
y adm aaya he la for lha paopla,
Ila l a liar. He and hla ansliy are
ainung the biggest laadlurda la aieilco
and ha ha tlrytd the bleslcar.a.
'The Mrtlran rvVOutka. tm bound, lo
aotM'S'4 wllhin two roonll.a. Ueneral
Dniio la nut lha leader of lha rroii
lion. Me le only an Instrument In lha
handa of the real leadera Tha Amtrl
ran government would Uka to Inter-
ven In Xlaili-o and aave gentlemen hav
tag Htoaey and lands I her a lhat ought
lo belong lo Ilia paoi In.
"The suggestion that Arnrrt-art Uvea
and property I her a are aitdaagered U
a lie and part of a propaganda to have
America Intervene,"
Tha resolution preaanted by TV. IX
Haywood ladoralng the Coinhagen In
tarnalional ronveotloa aud declaring
for a world wide atrlka lo prevent war
waa rule.1 out or order. Haywood then
denounced lha charges preferred against
him by tuclaliala of Denver and Hrldge-
ort. Conn.
: U
Chairman ; of State Central
Committee Gives . Rivals d
Chance to Caucus; Hay . Is
Urging Some -Agreement;
a Tba
Abarda.u, . tVah May It. th
aleeflaal imttllleg of fv members
tn fiorn tha Taft anj Rooaevalt fo'vea
cob far ring during lha noon hour. tbas
has arrived tba fuel poeJlblllty t any
comprofliiea to avert dirw-t hoailllilaa la
ihs Washington convention catle4 far
tomortrow, -
The silata commlttss ml saornlng
front tba outset niaalfaeted lha as tab l
of (ha ti reach. Uovernor M. K. Jlay
adtutitad In an adJreaa tha aerlousnaas
of tha ituatlaa, and ounaelUd lha own.
mllteo a.galnat any ael lhat would eon
filet wltn tha known aenument of the
voters f ths state. s - . -
Follow Ing tha JJaAaa4reaa th com.
cnlttea aougbt lo maka headway bat wss
loimediatslx bloiket by a inlaunder
elandlnar- between jcretsry . Snyder, a
Itooesvelt ufportr, and tha pro-Taft
commit ta. ijnrder refused to turn m
the cradanllala and raooros of tha corn-
mtttea proilea. lis was dlracte4-to dJ
by m Inoiion of tba comsnitte4 avftsf
aharo debate. la which he waa bat
lartially aupportad by Kooaevelt f ureas.
After tours of delay a- subcommittee
on momberelitp appeared 10 maka a re.
nri r-fs ivrp kl k urn I w,wl lB" "man i
UtLtuAltb NAMtU I Chairman Coiner lhat there appeared
oma reaiM to twlleva a com prom I ao be.
I ween the oppoalng force a oould ba
brought .about, and ha adjourned to ao
afternoon hour permit nefotlsttons."
L1N0TYPERS WAGE
. CONFERENCE CALLED
-. . J ' k '
" ' l. . . " . '
Aw wis scit pal lata offset by
IUe. Kt.al 1)H-ralhual unlaawwbtek
triage tha wsgo of libalypas operalofa
la Jwb kbr fa cxaruros le Ibwae p4
havlar ofwaloea, baa led to a raU
for cdiifern-a thia arierowua beiwaaA
vpreaiailva pf iba tauwa and their
saiKyera. ;Tbe reJst lor Ua roafar.
aAce, skits wilt bo bald al I 10 ortwK,
oarna fraja tba f elnl.fr Itoard of Trade.
.1
lha orricial exf saiMle af 1 aiatlus
era i i . ,
, Abed II ffilMirc frita ar affata4.
Uovtipo wpataifa aa work aa
al praa.nl tilt a way t algbl
SMtia kay atk k .iiewapaper 1
of it U to saa a4 xa ba'f boui.
a rAiiitui of 11 cunt lor a day half
an hour aborts a4 ettrtlu-e jay la
l.ltt an .or . '
- - ' I'fOrrait Itoal tapatiataa,
alaaloa Olf. May irwel troof'
aaar haa Mrla4 ladaf I bat they b4
routed ! JUpallalaa near Uuaa.
tiMlaoa. -ig".r-oaa rebel ar r(rt4
sUin la lh fight. .
Jourtia) Waal Ada bring rooulta.
m.jf. a -bulb
87 DEVELOPMENT
Into off lea muni man for
(trivial offense were thrown into prlo. wortU mora, than half V. million dol-
fn with dSa-eneratea , 0d cooflrmod jiara. . ..
crimlnala. ant If not crlmjpala when .According to telegraphic information
ithfy went la Uey certainly would ba received by her aon. Dr. .We A. Trhnblo.
h i. ,. ,. "Tu. li.j .e 7&T Caat Knrnalda atraet. lodav. lha bod V
Ithlna- la a erim " tha nv.rnnr ria. will arrive at Portland Thurdayaccom-
clarcd ?WXan X oamo into office Ihera Pnld by. Mra. Trimbles daughter, Mlsa
rr ahou 464 man In tha prison, at I May Trimble, who waa -her 'traveling
ilraat 50 if whom wore Idle. How carr-ompanloo from Portland , to Oakland
Jyou- CKpift to reform men when you iearI1'"'r In thb week.
.keep Unh In tdleuese. . Vhy. si per Ko arrangementa for th funeral have
Jcwitjpf rlrao la tho result of Idlcne;.n. jboen made. Tha probabllltlea are. how
Tfrcat cro !rt4flthedlcc be held -from tho ath-
onor men." th governor aald. "but even (ol,c cathedral and Interment will take
then wo-sometime cnaJce mistakes. tr.lP1"c Calvary cemetery, by tho aide
-tame, a Other people with problems to1.0' her'husband. who died in 1888.
fworte oot That -wo have not mad mora f -Trimble, who was 82 ycare of
tnlatakea is most remarkable, consider- ,"e. la survived by two Bona. Dr. Trimbla
Sing--tba general class of tba men we ,of Portland and AUorney Raleigh Triro
4,ive to work with. Our eiDerimanti t' of Halelton. D. C., and two daugh-
jiava'intived auccgaful in 8T per cone! tera-,.rr. X.-E. Rogers of Oakland and
THREATENS TO HAVE
SUFFRAGISTS INDICTED
Mlsa I. T. Martin, antl-suf frsge
speaker, is now threatening to go be
fore tha grand jury to seek Indictment
of soma of the suffragist speaker who
gave her a grilling last Saturday after
noon. Making oraf complaint at tho of
fice of the district attorney yesterday.
She declared ahe, intended to inalst on
prosecution if retraction are not mad
before Thursday.
fot tba caac."
yV The go vet iror1 also' addreaaed the chif
.frlren of tha city at 4 o'clock in the ajrtr
.ernoon aqd had a large aU4cm e.
(INSAIiE SOLDIER LEAPS
I --ATtf DEATK IN .RIVER
f A v I i I.
f' ItenaUb Petroxsoh, aged 21, an insane
oldier. yesterday afternoon beat hla
fcuard Into Insensibility with the shackles
that bound hla arm, and then Jumped
verboard rom tho transport Thomas
nnd wo drowned before he could be res
cued.- .Tho-body waa recovered several
Sioara latec,;by City Grappler Brady, who
Allved, to the bottom of tha river for the
jjban. Who w,s hold there by the irons
on his wrists and lee. Petrozzoll was
It member of the Fifteenth Infantry, and
jpnlleted frsm St. Louis.. He had been
Utloned at Tin Sing, Chins, but was
laing retut-ned l.ere for medical treat-I
jnent on, account of his mental condi
tion. ' I
Miss May Trimble. Three sisters and
a brother also survive herrtney are Mr.
Matilda Oearln, Portland, owner of the
property'" on which the Rotbchlld build
ing standi; JJrs. Alfred R, Kelly of San
Ki-an.clHco, owTier of the Raleigh building
at Sixth and Washington; Mrs. Frank
McCormlck of San Francisco and Will-
ilam Raleigh of Tillamook. Or. Mra.
Trimble resided at 204 St Clair atrcet.
BICYCLIST HIT BY CAR;
INJURY MAY BE FATAL
Suicide Follows Shooting of Woman.
. Olympla, Wash., May 14. The body
of John Thornblpom, who shot his els.
ter-ln-law, Mrs. Anna Thomas, Sunday,
was found In the underbrush near the
Thomas ranch, where the shooting oc
curred. Thortlbl'oo'm had committed aul
oide. He was aged (5 ycara and hid
twice assaulted Mra. Thomas, shooting
her through the check when she at
tempted to resist him. The woman will'
recover. Mrs. Thomas recently came to
Puget sqund from Portland, settling at
Brighton .Park, near Olympla. Her hus
band is employed in Portland as a ma
chinist, i
(Hales Boreas af Tba Journal I
Kalem. or.. May It. Coveroor Weal
ppolntod today the folio alng vrrgon
delegate to the Tforth west TVvopmnt
congress. To be bald In beat tie, June
to June :
I M. 'Rowen. Baker: If. 3. O'Oorman.
Bakert W.T. Oaaklna. Cnrvallla; It, W.
Johnaon, Curvallla; tl. J. Laiella, Ore
gon City; M. TX' Iatoure.te.' Oregon City;
E. Uratke, Astoria; J. R. A. llennett.
Astoria; H. T. McCormlck. Houlton; W.
I. Piue, rainier; O. A. Hunter, Bend;
Willard Wlrti. Prlneville; U J. Pimp-
eon, North. Rend; Hugh Mi'Laln. Marsh
field: W. fl. Meredith, Port Orford; W,
A. Wood. Gold BeaVh; F. L. Beard. Yon
calla; H. F. Joneit. Rneebttrg; Judge Kd
ward Iunn. Condon; K. J. Clough, Ar
lington; ceorga H. Cattanach. Canyon
City; V. O. Cosad. Canyon City; J. F.
Mahan. Mule; William Hanlry, Burns;
-E. C, Smith. Hood River; O. M. I'pte-
grove, I'arkdale; C. B. Watson, Ash
land; Wj. V- Colvlg, Med ford; Stephen
Jewell. sTirants Pass; J. A. Plover, Orants
Ias: 'vV.-S. Worden. Klamath FaJla; C
T. Oliver, Klamath Falla; Dr. B. Daly,
Lakevlew; V. .SnoUing, Lakevlew; 1L
II. Veach. Cottage Orove; I. II. Ring
ham, Kugrnie; Charles Harding. Rout
Lodge: J. F. Stewart, Toledo; S. M. Oar-
land, Lebanon; C. O. Burkhart, Albany:
J. R. Blackaby, Ontario: Ivan K. Oakea,
Vale: M. A. Buren. Salem: fieorga Cusl-
tf, Sllverton; Sam E. Van Vector, hepp
ncr; C. A. Rliea, Heppner; D. O.. Lively,
Portland; George M. Hyland, Portland;
II. Hlrschberg, Independence; Gena Hay-
ter. Dallas; L Barnum, Moro; C. A.
Buckley. Grass Valley; J. O. Bozorth,
Bay City: Thomas Coates, Tillamook;.
E. B. Aldricb. Pendleton; D. C.Brownell.
ITmatllla; George C. Blakely, The Dalles;
W'alter M. Pierce. Hot LAe; Dr. it K.
Hall. La Grande: C. H. Evans, Lostlne;
Sam Pac, Enterprise: H. C. Atwell, For
est Grove; John M. Wall, Hlllsboro; J.
8. Stewart, Fossil;' James Wilson, Wat
erman; W. T. ilacy, McMinnvllle H..C.
Gist, Vamhill. ' , i .. , . "
Von Iileborstrln' Honored.
iCalfad rraaa laad Wlral
Berlin, May 14. It was officially an
nounced here today that Baron Marshal
von Rlebereteln ba been appointed
German ambaasador 10 Great Britain.
I u . 1 - i , iL'.esi
"REGARDING VOUR SAVINGS
r
Th bttt form of invitmnt ( m urlon account with this
' 4nk. Your monrf on deposit la avallapU whtn n4dt4.
OoVana accoont thia tnonth and your monay btgint to
'.draw Interest Juna 1. ' 1 m
- ' '. If you wlab a Homa Saving Bank wi ara La4 to furrtfs
securitv savings & trust company
V.' : ' v "M0RRIS0N AT FIFTH ST.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - $1,400,000
Germans Scout French Frontier.
Metz, Germany, 'Mar 14. -Successful
experiments' wore conducted today by n
squadron of military aeroplanlsts, with
Prince Henry of Prussia .in oommand,
which scouted the French Tfontler along
the boundary line of the province of
Alsace-Lorraine. The Zeppelin dirig
ible cruiser Victor Lulse accompanies
the expedition.
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Attempting to cros , Morrison street
near Eleventh shortly after 12 o'clock
today, oh his Tilcycle, Emery Lang. 35 1
years -old. unmarried. . rbf 1088 Front '
street, ran into a Morrison street calr
and sustained serious injuries which i
I may result in his death. Immediately i
I after the accident he was taken into the i
i candy .etore of Batterson & Smith; at i
406 Morrison street, where an attempt'
was made, to attend his IniurloSi- From
tills place he was runhed to the St. Vin
cent's liOBpltal. In the Red Cross ambu
Ifince. lie was found to have sustained
j a Iract,urcd skull and broken leg.
Lanlf wias riding up Morrison street
1 on the south side of the thoroughfare,
and strfrted across the street, directly
behind a Portland Heights'. car, .which
was facing down Morrison.' friable to
see ahead of Jilm on account of the "car
being in his line of vislob, ho ran Into
a Morrison street car;' wlileh was going
up the street, and was thrown to the
pavement with much force. "Tl)e bicycle
was demolished. ' " f'".rci.
ELK FIGHT DUEL
TO THE DEATH, TAfT
LAYING TEDDY LOW
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CA rtcos COF RETT BLBO, rB
AMD MOUUSOaT. ' .
, ortl4,..Cra)goa.:':.f'
4 Roosevelt dead! Taft In con-
. trol! ,
This startling report came to
4 State Game Warden William L.
4 KfftleyUhls rrrorning from the
. 4 AValio-wa forest reserve, where
the herd of 15 elk recently
broUEht from the Jackson Hole
4 country in Wyoming were in
4 stalled a little overa month ago.
4 "Teddy .Roosevelt", and "BH1
Taft," as the two big bull elk
, were christened, had, many a
4 tussle oveir-who was best fitted
to -rule the" 600 acroi of the.
"Billy Meadows'" pasture, their
new"hopie. 'it seems that the
4 superior weight of Big Bill"
carried the, day.' ;' - .
'.Gn account of his marked ag- ,
greSsivenefis the betting favored
'Big Stick, Teddy." but Taft got
the solar plexus blow and
in
i
i:
!
It
. celyed Internal lnjurle to which
they Buccombed. It Is sapposed
: Wt; Teddy wa hurt when tie
a was thrown to hav bis antler
y ...ui,Vn jLeJure, eiraimg-,.
Teddy - joned the Ananias club
In elk heaven.
In. addition to the demise of
. the 'great ' warrior the' community-
is mourning the loss of
two members of the gentler sex,
and one of tjie latest addition, a
young calf. Warden Flnley be
lieves that the Tougb trip from
Jackson Hols county to the Wal--Jflwa
reserve- w oo-mueh for
. the animals, and that thev r.
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C. E. H0LLIDAY CO.
, 355 ALDER ST., COR. PARK
44a444444 7 " 4 'T
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Ladies' and Misses' Man Tailored Suits:
' ' "rVdi "th? JBetter .Class) t - '--SUITS,
FORIVIERI 7
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Handsome and exchjsiye styles, novelties and plain- tal
lored garments. "A larg(?, collection .of new models.
Smart) Man-Tailored Suits of Superb alityi
Dresses
Navy and Black Serge
Reduced 1,
Different and distinctiyetfrbm the 'uua,; ah.Jndi-:
yiduality all their own.j A remarkable ?xt2$ of ex-: 5
elusive lriodejvxharhtfng
usual styles for which this exclusive shop "is. noted.,
$25X0 DRESSELS NOW. . .1 ... .$18.75
$lcf50 DRESSES'NOW.;. , . . . .$13.90 v: 5
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The best way to keep cool
and comfortable during
the hot weather is to have
an Electric Fan. We have
,them for oflke, store or
home.
All Sizes All Prices
Have your old fans oiled and thoroughly cleaned be
fore installing if not, they are liable to burn out.
We Will Install the Fan for You .
M. J. WALSH CO.
311 .STARK STREET, NEAR SIXTH
Telephones Main 879 and A-1879
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cir Pianos Now for
Nearly Every Home
Study This Carefully and Sec How Really Easy It Is to
Make Home a Musical Home.
The extraordinary proposition to sell
lateat ruaranteed t pianos - at reaucea
nrlree and on payments ot only 11
week will have to end In a few days,
for by thia time all the pianos In this
undertaking -will have bqen sold, and
518 Oregon homes will have benefited by
thia onDortunlty,
We found many caller who wanted
to iiuyi even finer piano than those In
thia sale if provided on correspondingly
easy term, and so we have arranged to
close out before our Great Annual Rose
Festival Exhibition all the most valu
able and the very highest grado upright
pianos and some of tha .most costly
Baby Grand In our main and our fourth
floor salesrooms. We have reduced
price wherever possible, and the pay
ments will be only II a week.
You imply agree to pay at the" rate
of S3 a week, or so much a month, and
one of the finest of Decker, or Kim-
balls, or Weber, or Steinways, or even
'a ChicKering, inougn in a pimu cue,
1 ent to your homenght away.
ho use oxroro ohsai
We have learned that some doalera
In trying to. . compete witn this sale
have tried to make people believe that
tha instrument sold by Ellers Music
House upon these especially low , terms
were not -good i4nstrument--in T otner
nrds:' were !t:heai goods." This is not
the cao. Every instrumenjt ln the sale
I - h tgh grada -nd- 6 guaranteed, a
1-na-ula.r catalogue , atyle euch as. any
mansion would b proud to owna cred
it to every .home.' -; '- .; .
jnA now the nation's very proudest
names the ' most exclusive makes, the
very - b'et that - money, -no-- matter - hotf
much,' can buy are Included.- And not
only are the prices reduced but pay
ments are only 12 ft week.
BTUST THXSH GREAT HAatS&V
Think of securing choice of numer-
nua aranulne WCDer moe . irena na
three Wober upright, brand new, at
aunh srreatlv reduced price, ana pay
-in .only: tj , week. A couple of Stein-
way ' grands, same, terms. Beautiful
hiehest award Kimball- upright .and
two JCimball baby grands, $2 a ; week,
Three of the Nation's highest priced and
moat valuable maice, me. wnicKonng,
navmenta t2 a week. . Bevoral. splendid
Deckers, same term. The remaining
beautiful Hallet 4 Davis pianoa, and
two f our superb -Sohmera. All a re
duced prices and. $2 a week.
fiMtlM beet Dlanos to be bought else
where at $a5. Here they are. only, 487
now. payments $2 a week. . Others, only
utt S41S. SS86.T 1337.
' Tho magnitude of : this undertaking
and our determination to sell every one
of these-ptanos before Commencing our
Annual Rosa Buow n;xniouion tnaaes
this possible. - -.-.--.v " ' ' ,'
yr.a-a-em FTaJrOS ' WZTSTJr .UACfS,
Simultaneous with t"he "great distri-
biitlon erf. new nanos n a w.eca.
while oare'stni supplying- genuine
for oniy l21,"$lSe and 1 165. a great
co-operative flayer Piano purchasing
ifn lias been formedv Thi wa ar-
ranged under tha'auspicc) of h Eilrs
Music House in conjunction wuo in
four greatest . Flayer iiano manurac-
turers of America. This, too. brings
many advantages to the bur, and
makes possible great savings, as well
as most extraordinary easy terms of
payment.
Splendid brand new Player Pianos
Instruments in the usual way of figur
ing surely worth $650 each are now
priced only 1485, and to be paid on pay
ments of 12 a week.
The Auto Player Solo Grand," which
quality could, not be obtained In the
usual manner for less than S800. Is now
brand new, only . $576 on' payment of
$3.60 a week.
ths raw ACMX-rooSic.
And now the latest of all, the 'Kim
ball Acmelodlo Player- Piano, the like
for less than $1250, is now to be had in jJf
choice of, fanciest mahogany. mot-.' I
tied French walnut finish, and also in
superbly figured quarter - sawed - oak
cases for $778, and payments are ar
ranged at only $3 a week.
There Is also the elegant little Baby
riungalow Piano, priced brand new only
385, on payments of only $2 weekly.
A range of assortment and design that
has never heretofore been presented
in any musical Instrument house in
America-- :
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A free music library service is in
cluded In those prices; so is a i bench,
delivery free, no extras, no waiting, no
task to.be performed-
In the meantime we are continuing
also to close out all our Pianola Pianos,
which have been superseded by the lata
improved Player Pianos de Luxe, etc.
At the reduced Tjrices -we are offering
these Pianola Pianos they represent the
most wonderful values Imaginable.
As previously .explained, -on account
of legal .protection which' the contract
price system at the present time en
joys, we have agreed to advertise and
ticket all our Pianola Pianos at these
reduced prices as "second-hand:"
ALI. AT BEDUCED PBICE.
fcvery Weber Pianola Piano, is to be
sold, as stated, at prices', exactly $320
less than the combine dealers are ex
pected to ask. -
Every Bteck Piano Piano is to be sold
at prices reduced as stated, namely $285.
.Every Wheelock Pianola s Piano Is to
be sold at prices reduced, at stated,
namely $236. - , . -.- .-.-
, - Every Stuyvesant Yianola' Plant! .;ls to.
be sold at prices reduced namely, 4185.
... $ioo anrsxo mus i-bibb.-.. '
With each of theso Instruments sol
we now -give free, in -addition' -to
immense saying 4nade 'possible during.
the aale, an actual $100 worth of Metro-
style and Themodlst rriuslo Tolls. ' '
It Is undoubtedly safe to, say . that v
this will be the iast-opportunity- for ,-"
any one to secure one of. these contract- .
protected-prlce Pianola-Pianos at such, - .
reduced prices. ;.
How much- happier, -, brfgher, better - 1
home, is where there Ts music!. And '
now- only' a little payment . each week, -or
equivalent by the mo th, does it
the V.
Ellers ! Music ' House. Largest ' musical
instrument merchants Jn America 40.
stores the home- of the C&ickerlng, th'.
Autoplancs the Klmball, etc., in the
Ellers building,- SeventB and AJder.i - . .
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