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Newspaper Page TextflHSIIffi a a .i5esrTT lit9FK?arJP:?WV?93 ?fi?P it ." . V THE MOENtNG OKEGONIAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1904. T HO" II IIIIW C Hopkins Men Termed a Lawless Gang, 1 E (mm&Ffti X t Qrefrffi--fr I MAJORITY TRAMPLED UPON Method in Illinois Compared to Those of Trainrobbers. STRONG PLEA FOR UNITY Nebraskan Arouses the Convention to Great Enthusiasm, but When Votes Are Counted Contest ants Are Badly Defeated. CHICAGO, July 7. W. J. Bryan Aroused the convention to great enthu siasm this mornlngr by his denunciation of the regular delegates from Illinois. His oratory counted for naught, how ever, as the convention decided against the Hearst-Harrison faction. Mr. Bryan compared the methods of Hopkins, Quinn and Cable to those of trainrob bers. His opening speech was as fol lows: "I came to this convention in the hope that we would be able to agree on a platform, on candidates, and hae noth ing to stir the feelings or arouse con tention. I still hope we shall be able to agree on a platform that will repre sent the sentiments of all of us so that we can present it to the country as the platform of a united party. I will go further than that. I still hop ihat we shall be able to present to the country a ticket behind which can stand as a united party. And I regret that I am compelled to come in at this time and present a .subject upon which your votes will be asked. But if there Is one Democratic principle more funda mental than another, it is the right of a majority to rule. If you destroy the binding force of that principle, there Is nothing that can hold a party together. Compared to Trainrobbers. "And, my friends, it Is because I want the Democratic party to stand on the Jeffersonlan principle of majority that I come here and present the minority report in this case. Jn the State of Illi nois, the majority was not allowed to v rule. That convention was dominated by a clique of men who deliberately, purposely, bodily trampled on the rights of the people of Illinois. My friends, the evidence shows that no band of trainrobbers eer planned a robbery upon a train more deliberately, or w 1th less conscience, than they did. "And these men who planned It, and who carried it out, have the audacity, the Impudence and the insolence to say that because they certify that what they did was regular, you cannot go behind their certificates. If that is good law in a Democratic convention, it ought to be good doctrine in a court; and if it is good dootrine in a court, then the only thing that trainrobbers have to do in the future is to make a report of their transactions over their own signatures "I repeat that, after they have com mitted their crime, all that trainrobbers will have to do is to certify over their own signatures that it was a voluntary collection taken up for religious pur poses, and deny you the right to go bo hind the returns " Quinn Severely Arraigned. Mr. Brjan made a severe arraignment of the methods of State Chairman Quinn and Convention Chairman Quinn in suppressing his opponents in the State Convention, and appealed for fair treatment of the Illinois Democrats. Ho concluded: "When you. if you do, decide to seat these men, these delegates from the dis tricts, against the evidence presented In regard to the contestants from the dis tricts and these two National delegates. In spite of the protest of 871 members if sou do that, you take from the shoul ders of Hopkins and Cable and Quinn the odium that they bear, and put It upon the Democratic party of the Na tion and indorse that attempt. "You have not this condition in other states today, but let this conv ention in dorse this conduct, and the National Convention will see more than one state here as tho result of gavel rule. And it is because this Question tran scends the Interests of any state or any candidate or any faction that I am here to present the minority report and to ask you to do the Democrats of Illinois the justice that this gang denies them, deliberately and insolently." (Cheers and continued applause. ) War Minister May Now Retire. PARIS, July 7. During the discus sion in the Chamber of Deputies today of a bill reducing the term of service of army reserve men. War Minister Andre was defeated, which led to ru mors of his possible retirement from office. Conservative Is Elected. LONDON, July 7. A bye-election ,j es terday at Chertzy to fill the vacancy caused by the" resignation of John J. Fy ler (Conservative), resulted in the elec tlon of Lord Bingham (Conservatlv e). Tiitf s Pills Cure All liver Ills Doctors7Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach' Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great " driving 'wheel' in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result. Tutfs Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. 'MftiMUi Fifth and Washington Streets THE DIPPERENT STORE PORTLAND'S QUALITY SHOP MfQmiififik "Where the Walls Are Coming Down' Fifth and Washington Streets THE GREAT WEEKLY BARGAIN EVENT, TO WHICH ALL PORTLAND LOOKS FORWARD WITH EAGER INTEREST! TODAY OCCURS THE 62d Grand Friday Economy Sale EVERY ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE REMAINS MARKEDLY REDUCED! (Contract goods alone excepted) DURINCr THE GBEAT JULY OLEABANOE "DISLODQMENT SALES I" And in addition we append below mentions of savings made possible on new, seasonable and dependable merchandise "by the matchless weekly economy event for today only. Thia sale today is one of the most important we ever held a sweeping clearance of every stock a general and decisive movement in every section of this big store to sweep ont all remaining stocks of every sort and kin d carried under the great roof staples not excepted. In fact, some of our very best and leading specials in today's offerings are selected from articles tho most staple in our stocks. This announcement does not contain a tithe of the mentions we might make of matchless savings, but from it yo n may form some idea how they range. We strongly urge all who would find REAL BARGAINS to be here today. Anticipating an immense attendance, we've provided for extra salespeople in attendance. Don't miss a line in this store news today, don't miss a visit here today. Don't miss a price marked by the yellow "Economy Sale" cards scattered so pro-1 fusely through the store. sinHBBiMaaHBaaBHHHMHBHBiBnaaMnHKKanaaiMnMM TAKE THIS STORE ALONG WITH YOU THIS SUMMER Leaving the city during the hot months, or M1 nnr!. even for a short time, does not necessarily f?ipji URDEiv mean leading your zavome store oenina. OvopfFiOTflflftN Faithful Bfirvieft is rand br fhrmitrh nnr iKLJfc VWH MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT, the leading PROMPT ATTENJw the city, to all of our patrons who may be away temporarily, as well as to out-of-town residents. Take along one of our catalogues with you, or if the local papers reach you order from their columns. We send merchan dise all over America the United States, Mexico and Canada Uncle Sam works for us. Mail order patrons will receive full benefits of all reductions during the- run of the great SUMMER "DISLODGMENT SALES." Every article in the house reduced. Expert shoppers at your service. Mkll FTATTtr Women's Undermuslin Special $1.75 Mus lin Gowns 99c Annex 2d Ploor. Ladies' fine Muslin Gowns, V-shaped nock deep yoke of embroid ery iuBertioi between four clusters of seven fine tucks each, em broidery edging at yoke, neck and sleeves. Regular price $1.75 Special at 99c THIS STORE LOVES TO DO THE SEEMINGLY IMPOSSIBLE! An Example of Whili Is Printed Below. Today We're Going to Sell Women's $25 and $23.50 Suits 9.95 A rffx$ 'jH lmi h 1 i Iff! I ? 1 I ft ? i .: I I tit. : ;: I u ft E. I I Don't ask, please, "why we do it," as no doubt you'll be tempted to do when you see the suits. Every one is the standard of fash ion. Smart, stylish dress models or the chic and jaunty walking lengths. All of this sea son's advanced Summer conceptions, perfected ideas of leading Eastern tailors and modistes. They are alone in their class, to be contrasted but not compared, with the ordinary sorts of the "cheap" stores, such as are made in New York lofts and advertised extensively in com petition with suits shown here the creations of leading fashion-makers of world-wide note in style centers. The materials included are cheviots, serges, homespuns, Venetians and im ported novelty goods in English and Scotch suitings. The colors embrace blacks, browns, blues in navy and royal, grays and gray mix- tures, tans and novelty mixed goods, in neat, dressy effects. Trimmings of taffeta, silk braid, self-stitching and button effects, em bodying every new and late idea and whim of fashion's fancy. Every suit a splendid value at the regular price of 25.00 and $23,50. For all-day choosing tQ OX today only at &nJJ J Teachers' Educational Contest RESULT AT 4 P. M. YESTERDAY. Total No. Votes Cast 788,069 Total No. Teachers Voted for 262 ! The Ten Leaders in Or der of Standing Suza Jones, Highland 109,046 Kate Padden, Atkinson 95,600 Winifred Mosher, Harrison.... 95,177 Mrs. N. Hlltabtdel, Alblna Cent. 86,756 Mrs. Esther Kane, Williams-Ave. 86,491 Matilda Weiss, Thompson 58,533 Miss C. F. Allen, Falling...... 56,005 Miss L. K. Strout, Chapman.... 23,577 Ella Lavenson, Atkinson 25,782 Ruth Bounds, High 22,635 In the Art Shop, Thoroughfare Aisle Second Floor. 50C Cushion Covers I 27C Cushion covers of Holland Cloth, tops tinted In pretty floral de signs, finished with cording- and buttonhole stitched, edge forming- a ruffle. Regular price, 50c Special at ....27c SflMr FOR TODAY Third Floor Specials From Sum- mer 4b Household m Stocks WINDOW SCREENS, with hard wood frames and painted wire; 18x33 In size 17C 30x37 In sire 27c JELLY TDMBLEItS, choice of six styles 80c dozen REFRIGERATORS that are food preservers and ice savers, hard wood Value $17.00. Value 519.80. Value J21.15. Value 522.20. Value 524.00. Value 530.00. Value 534.20. Special $1JL34 Special $13.20 Special 914.10 Special $140 Special f 16.00 Special 920.00 Special 922LSO Best White Enameled Ware wanted lor the Summer Outings: 15c Dinner Plates....... 10c 15o Pint Cups 10c 25c 8-inch Baking Dishes 17c 28c Wash Basins .... 180 1 5c Top Collars 6c First Floor -Neckwear Coaster. White embroidered turnover Top Collars, some of the lace variety included, a big variety of patterns In the choosing. Usual 15c values go today for ee Friday Specials In Notion Department First Floor. 1 T& Ironing Wax, 3 sticks in box, make 8 ironing easy and gives beau tiful luster to linens. Value, 10c box. Special 5c bos Darning Cotton, all colors, black, white, tan and gray. Special 2c spool Pulley Purolce. to rub off stains, callous and roughness from hands. Value, 12c Special Bc each Extra heavy Carpet and Button Thread, linen finish; large size spools. Special 4c spool Toilet Sundry Depart ment Glycerine Tar Soap, large size cake, for bath or shampoo. Special 4c cake Hard Rubber Back Hair, Brushes, will not warp or split; in black or mottled; fine extra quality bristles; Valuf, 85c and 90c. Special 05c each Extra large size roll Toilet Paper, value 10c roll. Special 7c roll Same quality, smaller size, value 5c Special, 3 for 10c Waxed Paper, In white, pink and yellow, for wrapping lunches, etc; full size. Special 24 sheets, 4c Walrus Leather Handbags, in black, brown and tan, with leather handles and inside coin purse; value 65c Special 30c each Jewelry Department Sterling Silver Grip Tags, with leather strap; value 40c each. Spe cial 25c each Gilt Shirtwaist Sets, three pins to set, plain; value 15c Special, Oc set Pearl and Jet Shirtwaist Sets, as sorted styles and shapes; value 25c set. Special 10c set Pearl-headed Stickpin Sets, six pins to set; value 10c set. Special. Oc set IP ( I - & SPECIAL VALUES FOR FRIDAY SffOPPER IN HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR AISLES. Women's 35c Hosiery 23c First Floor. Women's Black Imported fine Cot ton Hose, light weight, Hermsdorf dye, spliced heel, French toe, the greatest 35c values in town. Spe cial 23c pal? Women's 50c Vests 29c Women's Wnlte Swiss Ribbed long sleeve Vests, silk trimmed; big 50c value Special 20c each Men's 50c and 75c Un dergarments 35c Tremendous, Sweeping Markdowns New and Staple Black Dress Goods and Sea sonable Wash Silks Ambcx First Floor. BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPT. 54-inch all pure wool Thibet Cloth, maasfactRred Ik Oresea splendid for tailored skirts and suits and good wear. Kegular price, $1.50 per yard. Friday Special. ..... .70c SELK DEPARTMENT. Ammex Ffrst Flor. 3600 yards Japanese Colored Corded Wash Silks, our regular 50c quality, in all colors and patterns. Friday ' special aoo $1.00 21-inch Colored Taffeta, full assortment of colors to pick from, splendid for drop skirts and lin ings. Friday special . . . .. Me KRs ffiED '- SUMMER FURNISHINGS Wuni &L MIM ft WW S fir " A Nonster Sale of Women's and Men's High-Class, New, Ail Perfect, fashionable and Seasonable HosieryValues included are 50c and 75c grades the pair 23C The Most Wonderful Hosiery Values the Greatest, Stirring Hosiery Sale in all the Town. For Today's Patrons of Our Big Economy Sale. And, mind you, these are not a lot ol "truck" that has been toted all over the country to be pulled and hauled apart by every hosiery buj er between the Alleghanles and Sierra Nevadas. Bvory woman knows how such treatment would affect dainty, lace lisle hosiery to say nothing of the germs gathered around hotel sample rooms by hosiery spread out and handled promiscuously by every Tom, Dick and Harry. No such a lot of trash Is included In this splendid hosiery offering of ours. But every pair is fresh from our own su perb, hosiery stocks, all nicely boxed, all new, just opened, as dainty and fresh as a Summer morning; 6000 pairs in the immense hosiery convention, every style is included, plain black, fancy colorings and patterns. In stripes, figures and pretty vine patterns, plain or lace effects, lace lisle and all lace. cotton and lisle fabrics also. Every wanted popular stylish shade and color. embracing blacks, tans, grays, blues, etc; In short, every color design or pattern shown this season, for men or women all 50c and 73c hosiery. The greatest hosiery bargain ever presented Portland's shopping public, again demonstrating the supremacy of the Olds, Wortman & King store as a gen uine bargain center. Just contrast the conglomeration offered elsewhere with the splendid, unbroken. Immense assortment of the newest and latest in the hosiery world as offered today to our patrons at a choice for 23 Cents the Pair eeoeaeooo3ae.eeeooe Men's Shop First Floor. The cleanup of four lines of Sum mer Underwear for men. Lot in cludes plain balbriggan, in nat ural color, ribbed balbrlggan in ecrus, pinks or flesh tints and blues. All 50c and 75c grades, con densed for one day's grand clean up at one price 35c fiSh 1 J&C mmm GOODS Bargains in Art Linens Llaea Aisle, First Floor. Over 200 pretty pieces, embracing fine linen Batten berg Bureau Scarfs, Cen t e r -pieces, Scarfs and Doilies. All smartly re duced like this: 15c values for 10c 35c values for 23c 50c values for Zid 90c values for 60c $1.00 values for 67c $2,00 values for $1.34 $2.25 values for .....$1.80 $2.50 values for $1.69 $2.75 values for $1.83 $3.25 values for $2.17 10c Japanese Pans 6c First Floor. Just the needed kind for the porches, beach and country bun galows. Take along- a lot on your outings. Dainty Japanese Paper Fans, in a big variety of colors, with bamboo sticks. 10c kind on Friday for c A Great Mill-End Sale of Irish Point and Brussels Lace Curtains Foorth Floor Curtain and Drapery Store. Our curtain buyer, who arrived home last week from our New York headquarters and the East ern markets' and importers' haunts, sent on as forerunners of his most fortunate finds while in market an immense lot of handsome Irish Point and Brussels Lace Curtains, the entire end of a season's run of a leading manufacturer. These are all now, beautiful and attractive patterns, in the most wanted kinds of curtains, all perfect, standard, seasonable and of smartest, most desirable designs. About 3500 pair in the lot, reduced relentlessly in price. $ 4.50 values go for ? 2.05 $ 6.50 values go for 9 4.65 $12.00 values go for $ &50 $14.00 values go for 9 0.00 $18.50 values go for.... $130 $22.50 values go for $15.00 For Friday and Saturday selling. Men's 25c Hosiery !2c First Floor. 3Iea's Shop. The end of a line of men's regular 25c Half Hose at half price to day, two pairs for 25c TODAY'S SHOE NEWS. First Floor. Women's $1.75 Oxfords 93c Vici kid stock, medl u m heavy soles, round or broad toes, common sense walk! ng heels. An ideal vacation Ox ford. The regular $1.75 grade for Fri day only at, palr..0Sc Women's $3.00 Shoes $1.65 Just the thing for seashore, coun try or mountain tramping; will stand a lot of hard wear, of heavy vici kid stock, heavy soles and round, full, easy toes. Best $3.00 value in town, on sale today, spe cial at, the pair $l.es T Vv is in 5c for Untrimmed $ 1.25 Hat Shapes Millinery Salons Second Floor. The last final cleanup, a grand sweep of all the stop-overs to day. Not one will be left by closing time at such a ridiculous price. Every wanted straw shape in white, tan, champagne, pink, navy, tuscan, brown, straw and every popular, seasonable color, values up to $1.25, at a full, free choice for ., 5c V (" KM jf- jWl.1,