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THE OREGON DAILY ! JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER U, 1207
PTTOCKSPRIVaTE
PAPERS BOB
UP N
LEADBETTER TRIAL
At on time Fred W. Lcadbetter
was unquestionably tbe prospective
"prince of the house" of the late
Henry I Plttock, founder and pub
lisher of the Oregonlan, and who left
a fortune of approximately $8,000,
000, according to testimony given by
C. A, Morden, present manager of
the Oregonlan, given in Circuit Judge
Tucker'a court Wednesday afternoon.
But, Morden said, there came a
change in the. attitude of Pittock,
and be complained of. the business
operations of Leadbetter. : , ;
"l may say that the situation
amounted to a complete withdrawal of
confidence." irald Morden.
Through tbe introduction of the pri
vate Journal of Pittock, It was shown
that on May . 24, 1913, - the properties
(heretofore heia In the mutual owner
ship of Pittock and Leadbetter were
separated and deeds were given.
This is the suit in which Leadbetter
' Is seeking to compel tbe Pittock estate
to sell to htm $755,000 worth of stock In
the Crown Willamette Pulp A Fape
company, which he alleges Pittock had
verbally agreed in April of 1910 to sell
to Leadbetter at any time he desired to
close the purchase at the stock price
and the payment of 6 per cent on the in
vestment made by Pittock. The case
will be resumed Friday morning- and
may continue to next week.
SILICA PRODUCTS COMPANY
, INCORPORATES -AT $100,000
A capitalization sJof $100,000 is an
nounced by tbe Silica Products company
' of Portland, whose - articles of incorpo
ration were, filed Wednesday with, the
Multnomah, county clerk. The Incorpo
rators are O. J. Hobson of Hollywood,
'CaL; F. E., and William Hobson of
Portland.
. Articles were also filed by the Buch-hols-Slater
Motors company of Port
land, capitalised at $10,000, and with
P. It Buchhols, O. C. Slater and W.
L. P. Buchhols as Incorporators, and by
the Oregon Fir Mill company, Portland,
capitalized at $i000. Its incorporators
are W. 0. Van Schuyver, O. R. Bleecker
and N. D. Simon.
I DIFFERENCES OVER EXPENSES
f RESULT IN DIVORCE DECREE
Mrs. Josephine Vanduyn won a d
cree of divorce from Frank Vanduyn, a
Portland realty, dealer, in Circuit Judge
Catena' court Wednesday, after a hear
Ing which developed details of much
family trouble over-household expenses.
Vanduyn testified that he had been
forced to mortgage his property In order
to meet living expenses. His wife de
clared he was highly unreasonable In
. his demands for household economies.
The decree gives Mrs. Vanduyn custody
of their daughter and she is to have one-
third of the community property and a
lump sum of money, the amount to be
determined later by the court.
' Left $13,000 Estate
Theodore Nolf. 70. who died In Port
land November 18. left an estate- valued
at $1S,000, which he devised to the widow,
Mrs. Fredonla Nolf. She filed the will
for probate Thursday. It was dated
October 25, 1918, and names her as the
executrix. - - . - ,-
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Divorce Mill
? Divorce decrees granted : E. B.
Gonghnom from Minnie Oonghnom,
Annie Proctor from Richard F. Proc
tor, Harry 8. Achenbach from Cora
Achenbach. William P. Hlnderlong from
Sarah J. Hlnderlong. Freda M. Galbrith
from. Oliver H. Galbrith, Verna S. Steel
man from Harry W. Steelman, Delia L.
Miller from George Miller, Alice Kelley
from L. W. Kelley. Marlon Sabln from
Maria Sabln, Agnes M. Tudor from
Hugh 8. Tudor, Amanda Orr Irom
Julius L. Qrr.
Divorce aults filed: Nellie R. Hen
drlckson against John I. Hendrickson,
cruelty ; Grace Pleasant against George
Pleasant, cruelty; Rose V. Balch
against James E. Balch, cruelty; Ethel
Fellows against Floyd F. FeUows, cru
elty; Oliver William Joyce against
Rose Katherlne Joyce, desertion: Min
nie Mann against Garfield Mann, cru
elty. -
Bigelow Opposes
Erection of .More
Shacks in the City
, The Indiscriminate granting of per
mits for garages and other small build
ings should be discouraged, in the opin
ion of Commissioner of Public Affairs
Bigelow, who has been defending his at
titude by opposing numerous applica
tions for those buildings before the city
council.
Referring to a petition for the erection
of small buildings near the North Bank
station, Bigelow said such practice
would result in continuing a string of
buildings throughout the city similar to
the objectionable shacks near the rail
way stations.
Sewer Bid $3002
Less Than Estimate
Alex Daroff has established a most
refreshing precedent in the city's build
ing activities. In the opinion of the city
council. Daroffs bid on the construc
tion of a concrete sewer on the East
Sixty-sixth and Stanton streets system
was $14,065. less than the city engi
neer's estimate by $3002. The bid was
accepted by the council, together with
many other sewer improvements, author
ized Wednesday.
Tickets for Grand Opera
Mall orders fo"r' reserved' seats for
"The Force of Destiny." to be nresented
by the Portland Opera association at
The Auditorium Friday and Saturday
mgnts, uecemner 3 and 4, should be
addressed to Karl Herbrine. Yeon build.
lngr. Advance sale tickets accepted In-
excnange. Beu-aaaressea stamped en
velope should be inclosed. Popular
prices, $1.60, $1, 75c, 60c, 25a No war
tax. Adv, - s
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cans omy. .wo local calls to in
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Special rates on night service, 8:30
p. m. to 4:30 a. m. These hours are
quite practical for many .business calls.
'The pleasure and advantage of social
calls made possible by the low rates
will Instantly occur to you.
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ing he surprisingly low cost of North
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Prices More Drastically Redr i in Our
After
laeks
of Suits, Coats, Dresses,
and Corsets
Liebes Quality and. Individuality
At Most Exceptionally Low Prices
Sale
Blouses
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Dresses
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Tfi a Li (3,
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Hundreds of Items for Women and Misses
Reduced in Two Groups
$35.50
$56,5
Embroidered and Plain Tailored styles for Street,
Afternoon and Dinner Wear. V
Tricotine, Twills, Satin, Jersey, Duvetyn, Velour,
Crepe Satin, Georgette and Velvet.
Gown Shop Third Floor m '
Coats and Wraps
In time for full winter wear yet priced most attractively in this sale.
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58
78
Most elegant in style and grace, possessing that pleasing Liebes
appearance in dignity and smartness.
Extreme and
Conservative
in Design,
Styles f or
Women and
Young Women
Coat Shop Second Floor
Beautiful
Soft, Warm
Fabrics
200
Blouses
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to be
sold in
this sale
at
from higher priced lines
A Christmas Opportunity many of your friends
ould be delighted with such a gift. .
Also an opportunity df supplying your own needs for
the coming months.
Blouse and Overblouse Styles Georgettes
and Crepes' in White, Flesh . and Suit
" shades. -. . . ;
: Bloiu Shop -Main Fiber
Suits
Smart Tailleurs -and Novelties- many enriched with choice furs.
V Reduced to two very low prices
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$63
Suits that show much greater value Suits that will
be admired in any crowd Suits of exceptional styl
ing, in the season's choicest fabrics and colorings.
A goa selection of sizes for women 34 to 44
. missesl4 to 18. .
Suit Shop Second Floor
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Corsets csr $5
As a means of utmost value giving, this
Corset at five dollars is a triumph.
: Correctively Fitted
Several new and favored grace giving styles for women and
young women. 'Carefully and scientifically fitted the same as
corsets at highest prices. Sizes to 36. ' ,
Ooutils Broch'es Flesh or White
Corset Shop . Second Fleer.
Wool Sweaters
Reduced
$Q50
A large assortment consisting of Slip-ons, Tuxedo,
Tieback and Coat styles. ,
Of Zephyr, Mohair, Chiffon Alpaca and Fibre"
- , Trimmed with brushed wool collars and cuffs or self.
All New and Desirable Colors Included
ESTABLISHED 1864
- BROADWAY AT MORRISON
Charge Purchases
Billed Jan. 11921
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