THE. OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL S. 1914.
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YET BE INVEST!
Sheriff WordI Signs
His Eecall PetMoii
Otrinion Expressed" That Bar
A'ss'it Shuuld' Takff Up-the . ": Half dolla'r
uenesie-uincn now.
A woman- haDdllng; a recall
petition; directed at Sheriff
Word yesterday made- 55 cents
an the result' of securing on
denature , Word . himaelt.
frffrned the? petition and asked
her how much she made on
each- name. She- told Kim. she.
wu paid five cents, a name
and he reached for. his purse.
That's not enough, he said.
to help
COURT MUCH DISPLEASED
Jn&gm ltviam Blamppolnti Thai
Vnbllo SefeadM noold aSU
aed Of flea, a It X Caare4.
The woman had no idea of
hi Identity when she asked the
sheriff, to sign. He compiled)
with her request so willingly,
that sh paid no attention ta
ther signature and did not real
ize that he was the man until
she happened" to observe his
star.
The sheriff began to qais the
woman aa to why she- was- circulating-
the petition and
brought' out the fact that she
knew nothing: of tSie merits of
the petition but needed- the
money. This- is the first ap
pearance of a recall petition at
th courthouse for some time.
Whether or not Klmon. A. Geneete
committed a breach; or legal ethlce
when, while serving a public defender
In the municipal court he "tipped off
E. A. Ulrlch to a ease in which there
was a possibility of a fat few.- 1 the:
question whh-h the- Multnomah Bar as
sociation will harve'tc settle if disbar
ment proceedings are brought before
that body.
Attorney Ulrlch Is. also under fire
because of the exorbitant nature of
the fee received. It belj charged in
ecurt vmteroav that he was to recelro
7(0- from Charles Amos, a i-lvrrmun. ; 0fclrra In Albeta and Versoa Starts
on rspresentations that the money was ToninOTr--lcUant Showing WUL.
ueeded to "fix" the police and news- Tiwros mrroanu B"OWUI w"-
papnrs. In 711 east to Assist Ifotice on Menus.
?:r:!'.?::J T'lkYLt Minister In tile Alberta and Vernon
thlr action undergo the- closest district met yesterday- to arrange for
scrutiny. The opinion is freely ex-1 the go-to-church Sunday campaign in
pressed-about town, however, that th , those sections. Rev. C. B. Elliott of
Bar association owe It ta the public : Hlahlan Bastlst church la chairman
Go-to-Church Move
Progresses Nicely
to Investigate the charges
Barred As VuMle Defender.
Ofneste served two weeks as .public
was supposed to defend those only j thin djstrict Is to begin tomorrow
.kn viNrm.) fund miH who re- morning, when the ministers will begin
euested his services. In view of hi i canvass to urge those who are- not
of the district, and pastors of the- Fres
hyteriaau Congregational and United
Brethren churches met with him. Work
semi-official capacity he was allowed
to ml with the prisoners Interviewing
them each morning and hearing their
torimr as to be able- to defend them
In court.
In this, way he had an access to the
regular attendants to visit some church
Sunday, April 19
Members of the Y. M. C A. who
have been, out this week distributing
the bla; go-to-church-Shmday cards to
be placed in the windows of stores In
Juror Rebuked by
Municipal Judge
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UJiJUJibbiujiBi, vyaiiuii nao-
14 Names orr His liistr- Dis- j
trict Attorneys Hiotified,
SUBJECT TO THE PENALTY
. Caeeas to Ba Threshed. Out la
the Hear Future.
prisoners which was not permitted various parte of the city, found few
other attorneys. The man, Amos, - merchants who did not know the cam
charged with a reprehensible and smr- ! paign was on and who have signified
lous offense against a young boy. tola their desire to cooperate.
Geneste he had money and wanted a 1 Several proprietors; ef hotels and
lawyer. Geneste then sent Ulrleh, . restaurants have stated a willingness
with whom n snares a suite or at- j to place announcements on their menus,
fires In the Chamber of Commerce Announcements are also- flashed at
DiiiKiing. to Amos i.iricn goi iov!mo8t of the mc.ving picture honsee
cash from Amos and a note for 600. 1 w
Genete claims that Ulrich and he
re not partners, although they have
adjoining offices and figure In many
rases together, while their business
cards read "Ulrlch 4 Geneste."
- Action ! Bef ended.
When seen yesterday he said: "I see
nothing to be condemned In my action, j Court Telle ICtchael trpahn on Aceonnt
My sole connection in the matter was f wj. Attitude Seeond Jury Must
xtj recommend irrieir 10 Amos as me
shouldn't I recommend Ulrlch even Michael Spahn of 254 East Sixth
though h dnes have an adjoining of- j street we rebukedi by Municipal Judge
flee to rrrlfl7 I know 'him to be a I Stevenson yesterday afternoon for not
good lawyer; he has done good turns ; doing his duty as a Juror. "On account
for me: why shouldn't I do the same cf Spahn's attftude, a second Jury will
lor mm: 11 was a buou case, wny have ta be called," said Judge Steven-
pnoui'i 1 Kive 11 itf BQin un? wno son
wouldn't do the same for me sfme i nn Z
lime f in raei, 1 cm mm ioar etner
caxee over to other attorneys." A
mrtrZZTH- V WZ Z Hl 'drly to" at 210 Davia street. Police
ffpointment ef public defender in
hin tkal l iniill k.n.f t V.im In kia " "-" ..v uc
uiwi v v ft w w v u 4 ucmui iiitu au aiAsp
prtfccti-e-, end not from motives of pwtt
.11 spirit. He' stated that the two
weeks at the station would make him
known to the police and court officials,
and that he hoped this acquaintance
weuld stand him in good stead in his
future police court practice.
Court Is ispleaeed.
(Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or... April1 Corporation
Commissioner Watson ha requested
the district attorneys In various coun--tiesj
to- bring? suits- against 14 corpora.
ttons that have been doing business In
this state without paying, license. The
from $30 up to r.'OO and 3300, and in
addition each company is subject to I
a penalty of $100: The companies to be
sued are as. follows- 1
The T.. J. Thorp Manufacturing com- I
pany. Cervallls; SwlssAmerican Milk !
Ptoducts company, Portland; Yamhill j I
land; Washington Northern Railroad
company, Portland; Wlldwood Springe,
company, Portland; Wilson Bed- com
pany,. Talent; Saginaw- Orchard & Tim
ber company, Portland; The Tillamook
Power company, Portland; Umpqua
Coal, company, Rosebarg; Umatilla
Electric Power company,. Weston;. See-
ley-Anderson Logging company,. Co-
quille; Wheeler Lumber company.
Wheelerv Sampson company. Limited,
Bourne, the Waterfront company, Port
land. it m
Dr. Hodgft Swate Bulletin.
BaljBm. Otr April- 8. Salem's- cam
paign against the fly was given im
petus- by th visit ef Dr. C F. Hodge,
professor of biology engaged in exten
sion work for the University of Ore
gon. Monday night before a large au-
dience- at the Grand theatre he gave
a lecture on fly extermination In con
nection with Ttis "fly filnv" thrown on
the screen by a moving picture ma
chine. Dr. Bodge, who i a fly authority
of national repute, said today that the
fly bulletin just issued by the exten
sion department of the Oregon Agri
cultural college will do more harm than
good because of fts "collection of old
rulesv antiquated methods and city
ordinances that cannot be enforced.
which he said he feared would add te
. the confusion: already in the field.
son, "to do the duty Spahn failed to
The ease was. that against Margaret
capuxe, accused of operating si disor-
nd had arrested ens man In her house
at the time the Caputo woman was ar.
iested.
Because the patrolmen dtt not have
the man In conrt, Spahn would not
agree with his other Jurors in a ver
dict of g-ailty.
Somers' Expert Will
Address Civic Body
Arthur H. OedM ef Cleveland TO Tell
Wsrt Hew Unit System of Taxation
Means.
Arthur H. Guild, vice president and
western manager of the Manufactur
ers' Appraisal corn pany of Cleveland.
Attorney Ulrich to the Chamber of i Ohlev which Is Installing the Somers
Commerce building, and was given mit system -of property valuation in
back his bill of sale on his boat for 010 inty assessor's office, will ad
tftew. Ulrlrh'B fee was then fixed at 1 dress the members of the Oregon Civic
league at tne league's luncheon next
Tuesday noon in the college room at
the Hazelwood. Mr. Guild is In charge
of the Installation of the system in
this county, and will tell In a short
talk what the system means. R. Ful
ton RlseHng, director of the revenue
and taxation department of the league,
arranged ror tbe address.
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Ulrlch, too. Is ready to face any
charges that may be brought, and has ,
art' affidavit from Amos to the effect !
thnt he entered into the contract to I
pay $750 attorney's fees willingly, and 1
Is satisfied with the result of the
case. Also that Ulrlch did not make
representations to the effect that
neney was needed to "square" police
and court officials, and suppress the
story In the newspapers.
Following the hearing in police court
yesterday morning, Amos accompanied
$509. Of this amount, $100 was used
to pay Amos' fine. It is said, leaving
a' net fee of $400. Amos paid $350
cash and executed a note for $150. In
many quarters the fee of $500 for a
case which was settled for a fine of
$100 and 90 days' suspended sentence
is considered exorbitant.---
Judge Stevenson expressed himself
yesterday as most disappointed that
Geneste, as public defender, evidently
used his office to "steer" business to
Ulrlch.
Easter
Novelties
jjf decorations ' yS
J nd boxed
l children in
fjl Boxed Chocolates (K
g Y for "Heru j) ,
Will Get Statistics.
Salem, Or., April 8. State Engineer
John H. Laewis announced today that j
plans and estimates of the cost ef coa-
structlon of the John Day, Malheur,
Owyhee and Harney Irrigation pro
jects will be prepared hls season from
the cooperative fund, put up by the
state and the government for gather
ing reliable' iaof matioa as to irriga
tion and power possibilities ef vari
ous streams of the state.
NoESEME
the hosiery for everyday
fine dre$a wear.
Shapely, stylish,
snug in fit, with
not a seam to
stretch or split.
Ask your dealer to-day for,
"Notasemt."
'PERFECT- PROCESS
HOSIERY
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Paragon Typewriter Ribbons
AND
Red Seal Carbon Paper
Are recognized as the leading ribbon
ana carDon lines on tne market.
For all makes of Typewriters
Send for our illustrated booklet.
"Remtico Typewriter Supplies."
REMINGTON
Typewriter Company (Incorporated),
00 sroaaway. ronuna, or.
Our $475 Player Piano
I We cany only one line of Player Pianos that of
the Aeolian Company, makers of the world famous
Pianola Player Pianos.
J The lowest price Player Piano of the Aeolian
Company is the TECHNOLA a full scale, 88 note
instrument, with the latest improved Expression De
vices and with every facility to enable the person with
no knowledge whatever of Piano Playing to produce
the most artistic results.
I The Technola has been built "primarily, to stand
many times more usage man the usual "straight
piano. Latest plain Colonial Case in the finest Ma
hogany or Oak.
Your Piano Accepted in Exchange
Moderate Payment Term
Sherman, May Go.
8TEINWAT. WEBEB AND OTHER PIANOS. PIANOXAS
VICTOR TALKING) MACHINES AND RECORDS.
$3.0 WEBSTER'S NEW ILLUSTRATED
DICTIONARY, SPECIAL 656
. -vA, very- superior dictionary with colored iltastra
tions and many special features. -Mezanino Floor
New $15.00 Spring Serge
In Five Fashionable Colors
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Easter Special $9.85
.... ... ; . .
Dresses
VICTOR AND COLUMBIA
TALKING MACHINES
$1.00 DOWN. $1.00 WEEK
New one-piece frocks reflecting the lat
est tailored stylcj
Dresses that are so fashioned as to be
appropriate for street wear without a
wrap.
Made of a fine all-wool French serge
showing the V-neck and a collar of white
embroidered batisie. Drop kimono sleeves
finished with lap seams and trimmed with
buttons. !
In Copenhagen! Navy, Reseda, Tango
and Tan.
This dress possesses an exceptional
style, is cut on fashionable though sim
ple lines, perfectly tailored throughout
and made from a splendid quality of im
ported serge. Third Floor
JUST READY
MODERN DANCING
THE NEW BOOK
By Mr and Mrs.
Vernon Castle
At last here is the book in
which the Castles themselves
the recognized authority--
teach us all the New Dances.
Lessons not in words alone
but moving picture illustra
tions of the Castles, which
show us step by step bow to
dance.
More Than 100 Pictures
On Sale at Our Book Shop
Price $1.25 Mezzanine Fir.
Linoleum Sale
Over 10,000 yards are here offered
of the best quality of printed and
inlaid linoleum.
They are all in the very best pat
terns in fight, medium or dark col
orings, and over eighty different de
signs from which to choose.""-
These linoleums are suitable for
the kitchen, the bathroom and for
halls.
65c Linoleum 36c
$1.25 Linoleum 79c
$1.35 Linoleum 98c
$1.50 Linoleum $1.08
$1.75 Linoleum $1.43
$2.00 Linoleum $1.59
-fifth "Floor
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lOeOO Lrimouisine and Theatre
Cases, Very Special $5.00
When one enjoys the luxury of one s
boudoir while oh a shopping tour, motor
ing, or at the theatre, one's jaunt is made
far more pleasant. You will find these
very aristocratic miniature "boudoir"
cases more useful than we suggest. Four
and a half inches; long, three and three
quarter inches
deep. Of black,
leather, moire silk lined.
Fitted with smelling salts bottle, perjfume bottle, powder box.
nail, file, memorandum tablet with pencil and a small change
purse attached with chain. All these j I ittings are gold polish;
finished. j ' First Floor
White Goods! Sale
wide and three inches
navy and purple Saffian
Bed Linens
Seamless sheets made from a
good quality of muslin free from
dressing. The best sheets on the
market at these prices. These
sizes are measured before hem
ming, they have a three-inch head
hem and one-inch foot hem.
Special 68c, 74c, 85c Each
Sizes from 72 by 90 inches to 90
by 99 inches. Which are three
quarter, full size and extra sizes.
Pillow Cases made from
the same fine quality muslin, sizes
42 by 36 and 45 by 36 inches.
Special 15c, 17c Each
25c MADRAS, 12c YARD
Figured and striped madras in a
weight suitable for waists and
dresses. Pure white, 27 inches
wide.
50c Nub Ratine 39c
Made in a solid weave with raised
thread, producing the new nub
weave, in pure white, 38 inches
wide. Very desirable for suits and
dresses.
30c Flaxon 18c Yard
A beautiful sheer material in
stripes and open weave effects,' as
well as figures. Very popular for
waists.
75c Imported Batiste 50c
An imported French .batiste, a
sheer fabric showing embroidered
dots and figures. This material is
suitable for waists and graduation
frocks, 27 inches wide.
i 36-Inch Nainsook
. Special $1.50 Piece
.Thlre are 12 yards of this fine
nainsook to the piece which is
made from fine, long fiber cotton,
free from dressing, very soft and
closely woven.
Long Cloth, $1.00 Piece
This long cloth is of an even
weave, also free from dressing,
especially adapted for underwear
10 yards to the piece.
Basement
FRONT LACEX)RSET
TO RETAIL FOR
. 3.50
A diartngniahed addition
to a dirttingTrithed line
Mearr64t
This splendid new model embodies the same refined style
and luxurious eotnfort as the higher priced MODART
models. It baa medium low bast, mod fencrth ca .w.
and the regular MODART boning and soft top clacpa
uavuyooui. , ;
l well affeod to pay th price ef $&50 for
' Fourth Floor
Corsets
SALE OF 1500 PAIRS OF LACE
CURTAINS
Foreign and Domestic Manufacturer
From Six of the Largest Mills in the World
In this sale we have from 2 to 10 pairs of a pattern. Lace Curtains for every pur
pose from the simplest inexpensive Swiss Curtain to the finest hand-made Battenberg.
On every pair of curtains the reduction is alike. While you save a decided amount
on a moderate price curtain, the saving on the more expensive ones is in proportion.
Lace curtains of an varieties, including hand-made Battenbergs, Irish Points. Swiss
Points, Duchess Curtains, Filet Scrims, Marie. Antoinettes and real linen and cluny
laces. Mounted on the finest qualities of Bobinettes, marquisettes and scrims. In white,
cream and ecru color. V yards long, 40 to 50 inches wide.
$1S0 lace curtains. $1.19 pair $ 6.00 lace curtains. $ 4.45 pair
$2.00 lace curtains. $1.39 pair $.7.50 lace curtains $ 5.85 pair
$2.50 lace curtains..' $1.85 pair $ 8.50 lace curtains $ 6.85 pair
$3.00 lace curtains $2.37 pair $10.00 lace curtains $ 7.45 pair
$4.00 lace curtains ...$2.95 pair $12.50 lace curtains. $ 9.85 pair
$5.00 lace curtains $3.95 pair $15.00 lace curtains. ..... .$10.95 pair
Tifth rioor
STAR SPECIALS
Thursday We Witt Place on Sale
2000 Boxes o the Finest Society 75c Stationery
Venj Special 39c Box
The Lowest Prices Ever Quoted or 75c Quality Paper
Prevailing fashion in fine correspondence paper is the linen
finished surface. Paquin linen is the latest creation in linen fin
ished writing paper. While rough in appearance it has a smooth
glazed surface obtained only in the highest priced stationery.
We are introducing this smart paper in A HALF PRICE
SALE. It comes in blue, gray, delicate pink, buff and white,
with the latest gold bevel edge and the envelopes the new
French flap and gold bevel edge. A REMARKABLE OFFER.
Bargain Table, Alder St. Entrance.
From tne
Third Boor
Kimonos
FourtU Floor
50c Silk Hose
Special 25c
First Floor
Lace Section
First Floor
Millinenj Store
Second Floor
$3.00 Guaranteed Silk Petticoats $1.98
Fancy petticoats made from guaranteed silk messaline with a deep
flounce in a new knife pleated pattern and fancy plaited ruffles. In emer
ald, peacock, white, tango, rose, Copenhagen, maize and navy blue.
Third "Floor
$3.50 Long Crepe Kimonos, Special $2.75
Made in several different styles of fine serpentine crepe in fancy figured or
floral designs in light blue, pink, cadet and lavender.
Empire models with the short yoke and sleeves in one flowing or new Japanese
style. Trimmings of shirred satin ribbons or large satin collars and cuffs and
satin bandings.
$1.50 Long Crepe Kimonos, Special 98c
These kimonos are also made of serpentine crepe in plain colors such as lav
ender, light blue, pink, red, Copenhagen and navy. Fashioned in the empire style,
having a v.shape neck, short sleeves, finished with cord trimming to match the
color of the kimono.
$2.00 Long Crepe Kimonos $1.59
$2.25 Long Crepe Kimonos $1.69
X These kimonos are made of the hew plisse crepe in dainty soft colorings, fig-
ured rose design or plain colored serpentine crepe. The plisse crepe has kimono
- sleeves, and the serpentine crepe in loose flowing style, raglan sleeves. Trimmed
with bands of wash ribbon down the front as well as pipings of wash ribbons.
In all sizes. In light blue, pink, lavender, navy, tan and gray. Fourth Floor
5000 Pairs Thread Silk Hosiervj, Special 25c
Manufacturers' Seconds, Selling egularty at 50c
Pure thread silk hosiery, in black with heavy silk boot and heavy lisle
top double sole and heels. The most serviceable stocking made at a!
modest price. First Floor
$2.50 arid $3 Silk Flounce Laces, Special $1.48
18 to 22 inches wide
An importation direct from Calais, France, of fine thread silk laces in
a beautiful array of new choice patterns, in the newest and latest effects
in shadow chantilly, Alencon and Spanish designs. First Floor
Trimmed Hate Selling to $7.50, Special $4.95
A collection of, cleverly contrived conceits including a number of the
latest sailor effects the bandeau hats and the Watteau style. Black
hats, black trimmed or relieved with effective colors colored hats'
trimmed in shades most fashionable this season of hemp with soft
crowns. A variety of choice trimmings, bows, flowers and feathers.
Second Floor
Special Sale of NicKel BatH Room Fixtures
25c 18-in. glass towel
bars Extra special . . 12c
18-inch heavy glass towel
rod, nickel brackets Ex
tra special .23c
Extra heavy glass towel
rods, nickel brackets
Special . i 39c
$1.00 24-in. heavy glass
towel rod Special . . .69c
25c nickel towel rod 10
inches Special 19c
35c nickel towel rod, 16
inches Special ..... 29c
50c nickel towel rod, 22
inches Special 39c
65c nickel towel rod, 30
inches Special 45c
$1m0 opal towel rods, size
24 inchesSpecial. . .85c
$2.25 extra 'finish heavy
glass towel rod, extra
heavy nickel brackets
Special . $1JB5
$1.50 heavy glass rod
Special ........... $TS
85c heavy glass rod, 59c
75c faucet soap dishes, fit
between the faucets, 59c
65c wash cloth racks, 49c
Nickel shelf brackets
Special, pair ....... .25c
35c glass toothbrush hold
ersSpecial ....... ,19c
35c tickel toothbrush
holders Special .... 19c
35c nickel robe hooks
Special ............ .19c
10c Nickel Robe Hooks
Special ............. ,8c
$1 plate glass shelves with'
brackets Special . . .69c
50c nickel tumbler hold'
ers Special .35c
75c nickel tumbler holders
Special ...... ... .59c
75c tub soap dishes. .69c
50c tub soap dishes . . . 39c
25c wall soap dish. . .19c
$1.25 tub soap dish, extra
large, special. ...... .95c
Opal Soap dishSp'l 10c
50c toilet paper holders
Special ...'. .1 ... . ,39c
35c toilet paper holders
Special .... ..... . . .19c
25c opal drinking glass
for bathroom SpL. .15c
$2 Combination cup hold
er and soap dish $1.69
$3J50 double combination
soap dish and tumbler
Special . . . . . . . ..$2.89
Ttrt TIook
Morrison at Sixth
Opposite P. O.
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