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.THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, : PORTLAND, TUESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 21, . 1013., "'Sill SIS F. Toda Charged With $2500 ; Mail Theft; Was. Going Home With Money. . (Cotlrd Pma LJ Wire.) v ; TaoomB, iAVaeh:, Jan., 21. Accused of having rifled the niall bags at Garrison, Mont., and' taking a registered package containing $2500, T.Tofla, 23 years old, a Japanese, Is under arrest here.; The ..Arrest was made by United States Mar shal Pavisson as the Japanese ' was atOT3ttabDare t lie steaiwf nda Maru, . which called . for Japan at mid Blght. . . 1 ; When- searched" at the police station. , $2000 in drafts from; the branch bank of the M.' Furuya company at Seattle to .the general bank at Yokohama, 167 ' in cash and a large diamond ring were found on his person He will be turned over to the United States marshal to day and .returned to Garrison. .:..' i ; At the time of the alleged theft Toda j was employed as warMiouscinan 6f 'th Northern tar.lflc railroad. It Is alleged that when a mail bag containing 'regis tered matter was left in his .. care, . he opened It and removed the money, i- Sister la Chiu-jted. After a- separation tt 12 years, Mrs. C. Morrleon of New York came to. visit her sister, Mrs. J. Geuner, S08 Eugene street, five wneks ago. .. Yesterday ; the New York sister caused a search war rant to be issued against Mrs. Geuner, In which she was allowed to search the Eugene street home for certain articles, claimed tr be withheld. ThU morning Mrs. Geuner complained to' the police that Mrs. Morrison Is not responsible lor her action, '"the matter to be taken up by the county court. Upon asking for her effects, says Mrs. Morrison, the Portland sister refused them- Patrol man Coulter went to the home with the woman, searching the rooms, but was unable tq find only a few minor articles. m PROHT BY DEAL Relatives Ousted Osage Chiefs Admits Oil Company Agreed ' to, Divide Profits. Loot American Ilanrb. (Cnltrfd Vim Leawd tt'ire.i Mexico City, Jan.. 21. Killing , four employes and abducting several women, rebels raided the ranch of J. M. Gleason, an American, near Chlautempam, Tlax cala state, according to reports here today. The ranch buildings were loot ed and burned, Glcason's son, with his wife and child, made their escape with difficulty. . United rreni Iitml Wlre.V V i Washington, Jan. '21.-In defense of bis order canceling proposed leases on ioo.ovv acres or oil lands in the Osage Indian reservation: in Oklahoma,' Secre tary of the Interior! Walter i 11 Fisher appeared today before the house, com mittee on Irutian affairs. ; Fisher- and Assistant Secretary Adams questloniHl federal dlntHct nttorney In Oklahoma was In possession of the reports of the secret ser, vice men, to be, used in pos- sioie prosecutions. . i,.. leahy 1 admitted that the Uncle Sam company and three other lessees agreed to divide up thp Osage oil territory with the statement: ; ? , t ' "We ' agreed to give the Uncfe Sam company the better part of the terri tory." Secretary Fisher intimated thut pros ecution of persons interested in the leases is pending. . . , . at length C. J. Leahy, attorney for the ousted Osage Indian chiefs. Leahy admitted that he and two cous ins were related ' by marriage fo the Osages, and would have an Interest in the assignment of en of the leases, for more than 200,000 acres, to the" Uncle Sam OH company. He testified he would profit by the deal. He stated Fisher had sent secret service agents to Oklahoma, and Fisher replied that the WILL ftAT!FY.j POPULAR .. ELECTION OF SENATORS (Staff Cormpondonrc. . " Salem, Or., Jan. On the day when the Oregon legislature Is peacefully electing the people's choice for. United States senator, It received and referred to committee a communication from con gress submitting to it ratification of an amendment to the federal constitution for the popular election of senators. - .uregon will doubii-cus ratify ttnr amendment within a few days.- Three fourths pf he states are necessary to put the amendment into1 effect IRVINGTON CLUB TO II I' to Be V. 8. Attorney in Idaho. " (Onlti'd rrext Leaned Wire. Washington, Jan. II, President Taft today nominated Willfam Lee to be United States district - attorney for Idaho. - . Bo fore many 1 raontUs have pasRed work will be started on a' new, build ing to house the . members of the Irv lngton club, at East Twenty-first and Thompson streets. A fund for this pur poso has already been started. . This will be one of the important subjects to be discussed at annual meeting in the club house tonight for the purpose of electing three new members to the board of trustees. . . . , Those who have ' been, nominated are H. M. Haller, John Stewart and W. J. Hofmann. Within a ahort time, the members of the board of trustees will meet for the purpose of electing offl cers. The present officers, of the club besides, themembers of the board are Wllllum F,. Wood wafipWatflenTTTf ink" Fields, vice president? IL E. Blolim, sec retary, and S., LV Eddy, treasurer. , : A bonded street indebtedness of $u,. 000 on tlie club will be secured by get ting 120 new life members, upon the payment of J10O each. Plans for a campaign -to, secure these members Will be discussed at tonight's meeting. The club membership at the present time la in the neighborhood of 600, .. ...Reports from the tennis, Jjterary, so cial, tjlnance committees and others will bo heird tonlglit Probably of the most intercut will b the report of the play ground committee. Uurjng the past year the playground, which la eared for by subscription among the members, has been open every day In the year, not onljt to the children of members but to all, children of tho neighbor hood, under the supervision of a capable playground instructor. .' ' , A series of interesting lectures on Oregon history are now 'being given in the club house every Other Saturday night. The second of these , lectures win be, given Saturday night, Febru ary 1, !.;,, .'V. ,7:f '-- EVANS MAY ARREST v OFFICIAL TOMORROW A complaint charaine one of th oft. ficiala of the Por.tlunl Railway Light & rower company, with . violation of the statutes providing for proper fenders WOMAN. DEMANDS -TO ' BE PUT ON JURY LIST Peputy - County Clerk Moore ' was stumped this morning when a woman -demanded that he place her name on the Jury list. She declared that she is. a taxpayer and legal Voter and wants to serve har country Moore scratched his head trying to think what he could tcij her and finally satisfied er by assur ing her that she wou!,cl be called as soon as her name was reached on the taxroll. yet by District Attorney Bvana. , Ac tion could not be taken,' ka tha charge is to be based. On. lack of proper fend ers on the car which caused the dewth of . ex-Sheriff 'William i.FrazIer last Wednesday night, and measurements ot this fender have not been secured. These will be secured tomorrow If possible, and. one of the railway Officials ii to be arrested and prosecuted. - : NW AND SUCCESSf UL .CONSUMPTION TREATMENT European Discovery Now llcing Used .In New York.' ' Preparations that come' here from Eu- " rope are usually successful in America ' because thev alwavs make -irood vr there before being imported. This Is also true of the new Swiss ' Lune Remodv paIIaiI Hlrolln that Im hp. lng sold by the druggists of New York n thu streiigth pf -Itw eefnarkably irong endorsements from leading spe- cfallsts abroad, ' i tissues, and by increasing the appetite helps to build bp the body generally. Information about Slrolln can be se cured in this country trom the Sirolin Op:, 228 West Broadway; NewJTork. City,'' The Owl Drug Co. stores, v Skidrnore . Drug stores end all leading druggists ' ere recommending and distributing Sir olin with considerable auccss. Licet TbOTFrienJii. the.'Spacious Lobby of Ow Beautiful 7th Floor If eg Room and Enjoy Luncheon Orchestra Music Daily Only 4 More Days to Purchase Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies, Pictures a Order Novj Third Annual Cat Show v ' r ' " Held by the Oregon Cat CluVon the Fifth Floor, January ?3, 24 and 25.. Mrs. Elbert Besse of Chicago will judge the show. . Nursery Fourth Floor Where infants and children are ca'red for while mothers shop in the store. Toys au amusements provided. A trained nurse is constantly in charge. 7A infkffM. Atdt Cfrrttt Oily -4 Mm BaysMMl! Columbia and Victor talking Machines Will be found here in every style, and sold on our Club Plan of easy installments. Hear the latest Records in Fifth Floor Parlors. . ' . - - Our Beauty Parlors ' - ' -: . Located in the First Floor Balcony, where ex perts do manicuring, shampooing, hair-dressing, .massaging and children's hair cutting. , . paralleled' QOTMcePieriaiffs - : KK& - Contract Oooda Only Sxoepted. r c Suppose This Page of business news we're withdrawn f what, then-would you, would the 1 1 Deoole of Portland 'arid the West, 1 1 use as a gauge to compare prices! Hasn't it always been isn't it now and won't M it always be Meier & Frank's the Quality Store of Portland . that has set the f standard of proper and current prices, for worthy merchandise? ' I And 5 why?. ; Because of it's position in the buying and selling world because 1 of its purchasing power that embraces international scope because of the Meier 1 & Frank Co.'s recognition in the manufacturing and fashion centers of the world j because it keeps one consistent plan of merchandising from end to end, selecting I the best possible merchandise at a cost that enables lowest possible price to you. I Use our page as a gauge to compare prices we invite it that with a comJ parison "of the merchandise itself. The result Meier & Frank's! ;V orfgi,,! Wednesday Notion Day Each Day Finds Added Spe cials id Our Undermiislin ale 10 ASK most any woman who has already pur chased the Undermiislin needs for Spring - where she found neatest variety and lowest prices and the invariable answer will be, "At Meier & Frank's.". Our mammoth reserve stock and daily arrivals of crisp and newdJhdermus lins, combined with our unequaled purchasing power, has made this the peer of every Sale of White. For tomorrow only we include two extra specials, which by comparison excel in quality and refinement of style garments offered elsewhere toreven-more-moneyr Conbfia- of the Popular Princess style - you'll - find these Combination Hons 95c rset Covers and Drawers. The : 'material , is fine nainsook, and they're daintily trimmed in lace and-embroidery medallions. : " . ' . ' . Gn iy n -Theresa distinctly, pleasing, style to these Gowns we oner ior tomorrow oruy. maue jow necK. ana snort j M v : 1 , Our Xj Price Furniture 5 ale af CT hR sleeves. Of fine nainsook or crepe. Daintily trtm'd Corset Accesssorles ve ; y f 'd a i n t y ; How Reduced "d use" . r r- fulacces- sory desired-4Dy-milady-to supplement in dressing, such as ruffles, bust forms, brassieres, pads, etc., will be found here in greatest, assortments and now. re duced for Clearance. Infants' Knit Goods enter our Gi gantic 'January Clearance at reduced prices. - Arnold goods alone excepted. Second rioor Hew Building' MU Ordera Flll4 I 5i!r .... .j. i J E ACH Wednesday finds extraordinary reductions made in scores of w x UVVIIUU, UUIIllO W Wi 111 , YYlUll, WVi.ll ' 111 little things. , 5c Conqueror Thread For ma chine or hand-sewing. In white h only. Nos. 50 and 60, 2 spools at J)C 5c Colbata English Wire Hairpins, paper l. 25c j Acme Sanitary Safety Girdles, eacfi 15. ;;.. 10c Mercerized double Serge Belting, in colors, yard 5, 15c Priscilla bias Binding Tape. Odd colors, .2 bolts 5d, iOgncyXubeinSr-largc-size 3 15c Hose Sflpportcrs For children, "Warrior" brand. In black and m white. Tomorrow at only,, pair C 10c" English Twilled Tape, in white, . 10 yards 5. 15c Bone Hairpins, 3 inches long, the dozen 5. 5c Waif ield Linen Finish Button Threads black and white, 2 spls. 5 .3 5-yd. white Corset Laces, 4 for 5 5c Hooks and Eyes, black and white, O UR Gigantic January" Clearance has left here arukthere in our immense Furniture stock sundry odd pieces of High-Grade Fur nunre, wnicn we win ppsiiiveiy aispose Ot. during the last four days of this sale at Yt price, tarry selection we counsel you to make, owingto great volume of daily saies. Tomorrow at l2 Price" . ' rrrn fin' n't ' Tft f i f'i I f r7r?fl win 1 f i $35 Rocker, genuine brown Spanish and Turkish, f 17.50. $60 Rocker, genuine black Turkish, 930 $120 Rocker genuine black Turkish, $60 $55 Leather.Arm Chair, f 27.50. $30 Upholstered Chair, mahogany. 915 $100 Pan Plush Chair, mahogany, $ 50 $70 Upholstered Arm Chair, $35. $63.25 Upholstered Settee, denim, f 31.63. Odd buffets and China Closets Only One of Each $$7.50 -Buffet,- satin walnu on sale at, special f 43.75 $80 China Cabinet, satin wal nut, priced at only f 40.00 $1 20 Buffet,- genuine mahog any, priced at only f 60.00 $96i China Cabinet, - genuine mahogany, special $48.00 $132 Buffet, old oak, $66.00 $114 China Cabinet, old oak, placed on sale at $57.00 $150 China Cabinet, Circas sian walnut, only $75.00 $150 China Cabinet, Jacobean oakrprlcelttt only $75.00 $120 ' China Cabinet, fumed oak, on sale, only $60.00 $55 Upholstered Arm Chair, green "Vel- our, $27.50. $55 Upholstered" Arm Rocker, green vel- our, $27.50. $43.35 Upholstered Arm Chair, dftiim, at $21.63 - - . $150 Mahogany Settee, Pan'Mohahv $75 $190 Mahogany Settee and Chair, Pan Mo ; hair, $95. . Brass Beds SffiS of Most Styles $15 Brass Beds, size 4x6, $7.50 $58.00 Brass Bed, size 4x6, $29. $65.00 Brass Bed, size 4x6, Bpecial $32.50. $70.00 Brass Bed' ' size 4x6, $35. $72.50 Brass Bed, size 4x6, special $36.25. $85.00 Brass Bed. size 4x6, special TO, $150.00 Brass Bed, size 4x6. at $75.ftdTiV $27.50 Brass Bed, size 3x6, at $13.75. N $37.50 Brass Bed, size 3x6, at J$19.75. $41 Brass Bed, size 3x6, at $20.50. $32 Brass Bed, size 3x6, at $16.00. Comfort in YoimHomjB an,tAcrn,, Range Heater Coats at$18.?5forrvaotor- irig-general Utility Wear Storm and Auto Styles, Regularly $25 to $35 rjGHT-WEIGHT Wraps or j Overcoats are of little com fort, either for . motoring or any oc casion where outdoor exposure these days is prolonged Exceptionally time ly is this offer we make for. tomorrow on heavy Storm or Auto Coats. Only 100 enter the sale. They're of tweeds, chinchilla and zibelines. In black and white, gray, brown and tan mixtures. Also plain navy, black and brown.' The loose and comfortable raglan sleeves. Some styles have fur collars. Others of velvet or self material storm collars. Regular $25 to $35 Coats, offered for Clearance at the very low price, $18.75. Suits at $8.85 Riar $12.50 and to $30 '' . . Models Our Suit Section has "grouped for Clearance in two great lots,' over 500 buits for women, misses and iuniors They're plain and fancy tailored Suits of fashion's latest designing. Of fancy serges, cheviots, homespuns, diagonals, tweeds and worsteds.- All sizes from 15 years to 44 bust measure. v i " , i mm r $ft ASS0?. $1?'50 t0 W0$20 to $30 Tai- Cll il CT ,OJ Tailored-Suits. ' florcd SuiU Only V iO.O 5 $f 50 & Sf 71 Se!don indeed, such an offer is madeon Lingerie W i4 OX m ' imi!1, mar(lui!5('tt! anJ 1awn- Lu'S and short-.sleev-e ridlSIS, C styles, high and low neck, fancy yokes. - Lace and . embroidery.- trimmed. Regular $1.50 and $1.75 Waists, p.aced on Clearance Sale at only 95c. ' $1.75 House Dresses Of percale and chambray. Round .high collar. I'ront or back- hutton styles. Light, medium and dark colors. -1 hese fine garments are placed on sale during clearance S 98c $2 to $3.50 House Dresses-Of, Per cales, ginghams and chambray. Round, "V" shaped or high collars, cmbroidery trirfmed or plain' chambray. Half, three quarter or Jong sleeve , lengths. Light, medium and dark colors. -On (t jq sale at this Clearance at; only 5 1 Second Tloor Mala Building stall Ordtra jruiad Four Day Sale Acorn Stoves arid Ranaes-America's Standard for 50 Years i fr: , v J Acorn Are made f i.1 11 highest s:rade Ranges !ste The style . .:..vJs: as illiKtratpH U 'the Acorn Aurora. Has plain 'nickel trimmings" and the popu lar lej: base.-vA-most satisfactory ,'cooker and baker.N Two sizes are mcmaed tor Clearance. : $40 Aurora Acorn Range, 1 6-in. siie, priced this sale at $32.40 $42.50 Aurora Acorn Range," 8 in. size, priced this sale $34.45 Other-StylesofRangcs" Reduced for-CIearance' Gas Heaters As JUus jrated. With ; polished steel case, coppeK reflcc T6f7T4va.Iipj5crtu'riicr5rr $4 Gas Heaters, at f3.35 $5 Gas Heaters, at f 4.15 AcOm The Acorn Wood Heat- er, as illustrated, has the Heater airtight feed door and re " 1 N i s t e r damper. Durably made with heavy cast-iron, linings. Suitable for burning ' wood only. - No. 18 Acorn Wood Heater $10.35 No. 20 Acorn Wood Heater $12.50 No. 24 Acorn Wood Heater $13.50 Other Heating Stoves Rcdnced for Clearance '0J -T mil ; mm- Fourth Floor MOurMen'sSuits and Overcoats Fnter'Our Gigantic January Clearance and, 'twill payto choose tomorrow, as tnese uearance bale nnccs wi 1 Dnsi- tivcly be" withdrawn after this week.. Men's $15-$18 F'Cy buits or Overcoats $1 1.75 Men's $25-$35 F'cy ouits or Overcoats ; $18.75 All of Our Staple Blue and Black Suits and Overcoats for Clearance at 10 Per CVnt nft ur Entire Stock of Raincoats, 20 Per Cent Off jVAAoww, Aider $f'eefjsj Telephones Marshall J460Q A 6101 ,,i .....,:.'.,, ' : r r - - - )
