Morning Oregonian., October 07, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

THE MORXLN'tx ORE(5oflAJf, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1905.
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Watches Cleaned
And warranted one .year for 75c. New mainsprings
for 75c All other repairing on jewelry at pro
portionate prices First Floor," near large ele
vators. 'Kerchiefs for Women
BARGAINS!
20c HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 12c.
Very Fine Linen Handkerchiefs, "with initial also
some Fancy Linen Embroidered. Handkerchiefs
and another line of Fancy Lace-Trimmed Hand
kerchiefs; our 20c and 25c values, special at,
each 12
OEdSi Wort man & Kin a Store Bell
"Th Different Store," Fifth Sixth and Washington Sfrts
Republicans Choose Terror of
Insurance Grafters.
THE FOREMOST DEPARTMENT
HOUSE WEST OF CHICAGO
Stirring Special Sales for Saturday, October 7th.
Free Lessons
In Fancy Needlework given by an expert artiste
in the Art Stitchery Shop.
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CHEER HIM TO THE ECHO
ewnSTork Shows Attitude on Insur
ance t Scandal by Nominating
. fHlin -.Unaniihpusly MnnJcI-
' pal Light Demanded.' " '
XEW ., YORK. Oct. -G. Charles -E.
Hughes, principal counBcl o thfe. commit
tee of the Legislature to. Investigate In
surance affairs, was tonight unanimously
nominated as candidate lor Mayor oi New
Tork by the Republican party city con
vention in Carnegie Hall. The other nomi
nations were:
Richard Young. - Brooklyn, for Control
ler, and James T. Wells, of the Bronx,
for President of the Board of Aldermen.
Ex-Lieutenant-Governor Timothy L.
Woodruff was chosen temporary chair
man. Senator Page read the platform,
which embraced a denunciation of the
Democratic municipal administration; an
affirmation of the principle of non-partl-Banshlp
in municipal affairs; a demand
for tha-passage of laws at the next ses
sion of the Legislature to Insure life in
surance policy-holders a more rigid scru
tiny of life insurance companies, the con
trol of future subways by the municipal
ity and the establishment of a municipal
lighting plant." .
Senator Blsberg. in." placing Hr. Hughes
name in nomination, said:
I say that, in presenting to thin conven
tion the nuBgest'on I nm about to make, we
muni have no thought that the man whom I
shall name will give time to the work of
the campaign. We shall expect no time,
from him. We believe the moat eloquent
campaign address that he can mako are the
questions he is dally putting to the wit
nesses before him. We insist that, whatevr
the action we may take tonight. It shall
jaot deter him front relentleesly pursuing
every evil-doer, .high or low, Republican or
Dmocratlc.
"It's Hughes! It's Hughes!'' the dele
gates shouted, and then for fully two
minutes the convention became wildly en
thusiastic. Demonstrations greeted the
formal nomination of Mr. Hughes by Mr.
Elsberg, and the band played 4Hall to
the Chief" and "The Star-Spangled Ban
ner." On motion of Herbert Parsons that the
vote be made unanimous, the .secretary
fcast a single vote for Charles E. Hughes.
Mr. Hughes was asked later If he had
any statement of his position to make
for publication. "There's nothing Just
now," he said.
Richard Young, who was nominated for
Controller, said tonight at his home that
he would not be a candidate.
CANT AGREE ON ARMISTICE
Deadlock In Negotiations Between
Armies In Xorth Corca.
SEOUL, Oct. 6. A staff officer says that
after three meetings of the Russian and
Japanese army representatives, the terms
of the armistice In North Corea are qtlll
unarranged. although there has been no
lighting. The Russians insist and the
Japanese refuse to give up their present
position, which thcyxrccupied alter -hard,
fighting, in-order to create a neutral zone.
PLANS FOR TRADE EXPANSION
Japanese Merchants Propose 3Iany
3Ieasures to Government.
TOKIO, Oct 6. Th sessions or the As
sociated Chambers Fof Commerce were
i closed today after the delegates had
passed a resolution to memorialize the
government on numerous points calculated
to advance and develop national trade,
industry and finance. The following are
the prominent features:
The creation of government commercial
agents.
The establishment of floating exhibitions
of samples and museums in foreign ports.
A customs tariff union between Corea
and Japan.
' The opening of a universal exposition
The improvement of existing railroads
and the rapid construction of new rail
roads. Retrenchment in the expenses of the ad
ministration. The establishment of a Japanese-Chinese
bank.
The adoption of measures against the
expansion of the currency.
More Opposition to Treaty.
TOKIO, Oct 6.-6:20 P. M.)-The atti
tude of the Constitutionalists, hitherto
indefinite, in regard' to the treaty of
peace with Tlussla, now Bhows signs of
assuming a position of antagonism to the
government policy during the approaching
session of the Diet
JAIL USED FOR BLACKMAIL
3Tcv Tork Sheriff "Exposed" Use of
Ludlow-Strcet Building.
NEW YORK, Oct" 6. Ludlow-strcet Jail
In New York City Is a blackmailing insti
tution, according, to Sheriff Erlanger's
statement yesterday before the Board of
Estimates.
at "I lenow that Ludlow-street Jail," said
. the .sheriff, "through .the civil process is
the champion blackmailing institution of
the United States.- I3cnow of one case
t where a man was Imprisoned for a breach
xst promise in a suit; for 510,000, and the
i people who pu him in Jail compromised
I for 517, and .nthut $17 was' divided among
.jj three persons'.' ' .
"I believe' that nine out every ten
of the civil prisoners who are' sent to Lud-low-street
Jail are there through process
of blackmalL The system Is all wrong.
. to the hamejiof the legislature.'.'
Mr. Erlanger asked for 5100,750 for the
' annual expenses of the jail. Nine pris
?" oners, he said' was the greatest number
there had; been in this jail at any one
time during the past year and at pres
ent the jail'ias only three. They are
guarded and cared for by one warden,
eleven keepers, two engineers, two cooks
" and a laundress.
After. this announcement by the sheriff
it was computed that oh a basis of nine
prisoners in the jail all the. time, each one
Cost the county $30 a day1 during his in
carceration: Printers' Strike In Omaha.
'- OMATETA, Oct d. But three job printing
houses were affected by the strike of
union job printers, which was inaugu
rated hero today.
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lished through Pullman standard sleeping
car service between Portland and Denver,
leaving .Portland at 8:15 P. M:. spending
seven nours In Salt Lake City second day
and arriving in Denver, afternoon ot fol
lowing day. For reservations call at lit
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liver. Improve both bv taking Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
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SEASONABLE SATURDAY SPECIALS
IN THE
Women's and
Children's Knit
Underw'r Aisles
FIRST FLOOR.
Just received, the second great
shipment of women's. -and children's
".Merode" knit Winter-weight under
Tvcar.'' ' .'
WpHicii'M SUXOO Union SnU.-X39. ;
Swiss ribbed "Vega" Ilk Union Suits
in-, white, pink and blue, long
sleeves, ankle Irngrth half open
-Jcont; regular J3.0J. Special. . .$2.30
AYbmen'ft Union Stilt S1.S8.'
White and silver gray cashmere
Union Suits, half open front; regu
lar value $2.50. Special, sult..SLt8
Women 83o TlRbtn G8c
Lightweight white merino Tights,
anklo and knee lengths; regular
value Sac. Special, the palr....5Sc
MInncm' Cotton Union Suit SOc.
Misses' sliver gray Jersey ribbed cot
ton Union Suit. Winter-weight,
sizes 2 to 9. Special at. the suit. 50c
Hoy' Cotton Union Stilt SOe and 60c.
Boys' gray cotton Union Suits, winter-weight.
Special at, suit. 50c, Oc
Children' Vent nnd Pant r0c
Children's white and silver gray Swiss
ribbed Vests and Pants, ")i wool,
nonshrlnkablc. all hIzcf, 18 to 3 J.
Special at, each 50c
Today Is
Housekeepers'
at the
Store
And we've prepared a specially at
tractive list of economics for today
that thrifty housewives and stewards
will appreciate. We orint. not a score
of mentions theroare hundreds of
equally good special values that go
uitmcntioned.
THIRD FLOOR.
Special Sale Prices on
Souvenir China .
MnjcKt our 25c value. Special at,
each 15c
Mhki our 35c value. Special at,
each SOc
Open Bon Bonnf our 40c value.
Special at. each .5c
Cup and .Sasrer; our 40c value.
Special at, the pair .'.25c
Cap and Saucers; our 35c value.
Special at. the pair.... SOc
Creamer; our 15c valueJ
Special at, each -. . . 1 Oc
Pin Tray; our 15c value.
Special at, each 10c
Spoon Tray; our 40c value.
Special at, eaeh Tc
Jelly DIhrx; our 40c value.
Special at. each 2.c
Handsome JVevr Line of Bohemian
GlaKHirnre In new fa.ncy shapes and
gold decorations.
BottN, OJIvc, Jell!?, Napple. Bon
Bob. Tall Comport. Decanter, etc.
.WALLACE BROS SILVERWARE.
Teaspoon, set of C.
Special nt, the set ..."VOc
DcMAcrt Spoon, set of G.
Special at, the set 6Bc
Table Spoon, set of C. '
Special at, the set 91.00
Perk, set of 6.
Special at, the set 91.09
Butter KnlVe. Spccjal at. each . .35c
Suxar Speen. Special at, each.... 20c
Berry Speeas. Special at, eactu,..4dc
BLUE DECORATED SALAD SETS.
Bowl and 8 Saucer.
Special at, the set ..,.... TV... 5c
Bowl anil IS Saucer.
Special at, the set 78c
IMPROVE EACH SHINING HOUR
Ten Hours Crammed full- of Busy Business
Makes This Store's Day
Saturday, as on all days of the week, -we -close at 6 P. M., when the day is done. This is the
"Daylight Store." The last day of the -week is the logical shopping day for the millions-ra day of the
. essential practical. While the great stye shows and lavish merchandise displays as exploited here
attract thousands of visitors as well as shoprsLrttrrongh the week, today the masses will come upon
purely business errands. We therefore crowd today V store announcement with practical informa
tion of merchandise in most active demand, and you'll, of course, note the hosts of opportunities for
saving money in the spending of it. Visitors are as welcome as ever the store will be doubly attrac
tive today. Bigger and better bargains than elsewhere and more generous choosing. Remember to
come before 6 I. 31. After that the doors are locked and we're off for rest and recreation Hil Monday
The Greatest Success Ever Made, in Portland by
Any Embroidery Merchants Fell to Our
Lot Yesterday Morning
Imagine the Marquam Grand management offering $3.00 seats to "Ben Hur" for 50c, and you'll
get some idea of the stampede for embroideries that took place here. At S o'clock yesterday when the
doors opened there was a rush and even "standing room" was soon at a premium in front of the
embroidery counters, and remained so all day. But such an immense purchase as this we offer is little
affected, evea by such tremendous selling, as took placo yesterday by one day's attack and the sale
goes on today with equal values. Plan to be early. A word of the bargains:
Hundreds of Thousands of Yards of
Beautiful Embroideries in
a Bargain Riot
And what woman doesn't want a plenty of new and dainty embroideries
at this season with the Fall and Winter sewing all ahead and lots of pretty
undergarments to make for all the family femininity? We prepared for this
great sale months ago, secured the embroideries at less than the then regular
prices. Sale lasts through today. Better be early. You will if you'll peep
at the embroideries in a Fifth-street window. Now the bargain storv:
LOT 1 Consists of fine Cambric and Nainsook Embroideries from 3 to 10
?line in rnrt Konttf ? fill nnffnrnc icnrtK TAmilorltr Inn Oftir nnA Onn I
per yard. Special at 45 for a strip of 4V yards, and '65 for a strii5
of 6Y2 yards.
LOT 2 Consists of beautiful Nainsook, Cambne and Swis3 Embroideries
and Insertions, some very fine' little baby embroideries, some medium width for
. trimming waists and fine underwear, some wide embroideries suitable for
trimming skirts, etc Also some very elegant wide embroideries worth 75c and $1.00 the yard. In this
lot the cheapest embroidery is 35c the yard, nothing less than 35c in the regular way: During this,
special sale the whole lot will be included at 90 a strip- of 4Vs yards and $1.30' for a strip
of W2 yards. .
Another Day of Strenuous Suit Selling
Today in the Women's Apparel Salons
SECOND FLOOR.
LARGEST SUIT AND WRAP STORES WEST OF
CHICAGO. ' v
Suits or Coats $ 1 5.50
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS FOR $18.50.
We offer the best value at tho price we have ever known
shown by any house in Anierica. It again illustrates our
absolute supremacy in the apparel market. The suits
navy: black or gray mixtures, cheviots and homespuns.
Cut in Redingote styjes, coats with Ieg-o'-mutton sleeves,
notched collar; skirts full plaited, 9 and IS gored. Very
smartly tailored. Best value you ever saw, with all the
wearing season ahead , $18.50
HANDSOME COATS AT $18.50 MATCHLESS VALUES.
We've arranged several lines to be offered at the above price,
and allow choice of all leading styles. Empire modes,
Raglans or Box Coats, all in the popular three-quarter
. lengths, materials the smart mannish mixtures in the
roughish effects so much favored by swell dressers. But
tons . and strappings the trimming accessories. Outside
patch pockets are a feature on many. Some have velvet
collars; others have collars of the materials. These are
the much-advertised "$25.00 values" of some stores
Price here $18.50
SUPERB LINGERIE WAISTS.
Havearrived. Magnificent hand-raado creations. Prices run
from $7.50 to $23.50. Daint' mulls and linens predominate
in tne showings.
WOMEN'S NEW COATS.
Overwhelming assortments and wide choosing in the
great convention of new Fall Coats. Three-quarter and full
lengths. Serges, broadcloths, cheviots, coverts, tweeds and
fancy mannish mixtures slmre in popular favor. All the
favored shades of colorings. Choose from the simple and
plebeian garments, yet full of stj'lo as a nut is full of meat,
up the price scale to the Patricians at $185. Stop where you will at the in-be-you'll
find here each garment best at its respective price in America.
CHILDREN'S NEW FALL COATS.
Very smart and natty garments, long and gracefnl, made of . sturdy materials, including serges,
cheviots and fancy mixtures. -Coa(s for girls from 6 to 12 years of age.
RICH NECK FURS.
.The largest and finest assortment of superb Neck Furs ever shown by any one Portland house. The
lines are too varied for-escription in detail. Suffice to say, all the very newest ideas of America's
leading fur houses engaged in manufacturing iigh-class fur garments and wraps. Sables, Isabella
fox, black marten, mink, squirrel 'and bear ;$2.50 to $175
at $7.50, or
tween price
run along
stations,
Rugs and Blankets
Uaasrprlccd Today Fearik Fleer
"White "Wool HlanketK.
Fine white wool Blankets, manufactured In
and made of Oregon's choicest wool, values
at 5, &0, 7-6, IS, f6, fie, 9H 8I&50, S35
$7.50 Navajo Blanket f-Ur.
Genuine Pendlctcn .Navajo Blankets; regu
lar value $7.60. Special, the 'pair.... S4A5
We el Blanket. 4.83.
Heavy nll-vrool vicuna brown Blankets:
regular value $6.00. Special, the palr.4.S5
2.r.e Smj-rsa Krrh, 9U4S.
All-wool double-faced Smyrna Hug's, ulre
30x63 Inches: regular value $2.50. Special.
efech ?1.4S
Women's Hosiery Section
FIRST .FLO OK.
WemeB'a 25c Ileae IRc.
Medium-weight black cotton Hose, finished
foot, double sole, sizes $u. 9 and only:
regular value 25c Special, the pair. ..19c
Ladies' Silk and Lisle Gloves
Flrnf Fleer.
Ladles fine silk mesh Gloves, with lisle
palms, Keyset' make, perfect fitting and
very durable; also our two-clasp lisle
gloved, made by the best manufacturers
and Imported direct by us. VIU be sojd
today for less than It costs to Import
them. Blacks and colors: our S5c S1.00
and fL.25 values. Special at, the pa!r.4Sc
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Ribbon Bargains
Values to 83c, at the Yard 23c.
All-silk Ribbons, consisting of satin taffeta
Blbbons 4 and 5 Inches wide, worth 40c;
. black and "White effects, S inches wide,
worth- SOc: elegant hair stripe Ribbons, i
inches wide, some swell dotted effects,
worth 65c; new print warp and Dresden
patterns worth SOc a perfect wealth of
ribbons In every wanted color and design,
suitable for girdles, ties, cushion ruffles
and decorative purposes. Special at. th
yard '.3Sc
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DRESS GOODS AND SILK SALE
Fifth-Street Annex First Floor.
Interest is growing "Women are coming from all quarters to get a
sharje of the really remarkable values now rnling at Olds, Wortman &
King's. Manv counters in the annex are heaped full. Many good judges
have said that the mills took unnecessary losses for wefre selling Silks
and Dress .Goods at mill prices. But the owuers knew their business.
Fabrics being woven now are to be distributed at higher prices. It
better to clear out this season's pieces at a loss than to mix them in and
confuse merchants who are already doing Spring buying. "We gain
so do yon. The goods are the newest and brightest of the Fall and
Winter weaves. Values like these for today:
FEENOH PLAID SILKS FOR 79c.
Handsome New French Plaid Silks in all color combinations, all pure
silk and positively the latest styles shown,, an unma.tchable value at
$1.00; special for Saturday only at, the yard 79d
IMPORTED SILK AND WOOL CREPE DE PARIS.
In nil the evening and street shades and cobprs, black and white included;
dur regular $1.25 value, special for today at, the yard S9d
Our regular $1.50 value; special for today only a4r, the yard $1.X4
These are, without doubt, the best values at the regular price we
have ever offered.
The American Manuo! Training Schooi Voting
Contest A List
Of what goes with the FREE Scholarships to be given away by this
house to the three winners of the voting contest now on -at the store to
be decided on Thanksgiving Day.
EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL.
TOOLS A Tool Box containing 25 high-grade Mechanic's Tools,
embracing every necessary tool required by the most advanced pupil, are
furnished, with our guarantee that they are First-Class.
BENCH We furnish a Work Bench made especially for our use,
substantially constructed, with a hard maple working; top and heavy
pine base. Size of Bench Top, 13x40 inches; height, 30 and 34 inches.
The Bench is shellacked, giving it a neat appearance for home use.
LIJMBER-'-The lumber furnished will be appropriate for the varioxjs
articles to be produced, including Holly, Gum Wood, Pine, Basswood nnd
Oak. All necessary lumber for the entire course is furnished, and ac
companies the lesson for which it is intended to be tised.
The Equipment and Material Are Included in the Cost of Scholarship
Under our system, upon receipt of the first lesson, the pupil is fully
equipped to apply himself without loss of time.
Names of Leading Ten Contestants in the American Manual Training
School Voting Contest, With Standing of Each at 4 P. M. Yesterday.
Sidney Crumm. North Central 12,710
Marion Osden. Ockley Green 11,001
John Wllhelm. Couch 0,231
Truman Cook. Failing- 23173
Robert Holmes, Harrison 21,437
George Slater. Ladd 20,364
Wrlpnt Brown. Clinton Kelly 10.807
James Winston. Harriaon.... 14,753
Roland Malm, Sunnyslde 14,587
Henry Hawkins. Davis 8,351
Scattering: 27,100
Total 153,743
SUCCESSFUL FALL MILLINERY
"Satisfying in every respect" is the unaui-mous-
criticism of our clients regarding our
paramount collection of Imported and Ameri
can Millinery.
SATURDAY IS "CHILDREN'S DAY" IN
THE "BIJOU" SALONS.
Annex Second Floor. ,
A SPECIAL SALE OF SCHOOL HATS 98c.
The leading attraction we shall feature. Pretty
little conceptions sure to please the lassies.
Smart and jaunty sailors with rolling brims
and ribbon streamers: also straight and
"waving brims. Colors are blue, red, brown, gray, tan and plain white;
values up to $2.00, special today only for 9S
The Housewives Remembered
BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS AND TOWELING First Floor.
NAPKINS $3.60 DOZEN.
About 50 dozen Fine Satin Damask Napkins, large dinner size; special,
the dozen ." - $3.60
TABLE LINEN 54c.
Satin Damask Bleached Table Linen, pretty patterns, 62 inches wjdo;
special at, the yard 54
BUCK TOWELS 10c EACH.
Linen Huck Towels, neat fancy border, good size; special at, each 10
TURKISH TOWELING 12y2 YARD.
Heavy Bleached and Unbleached Turkish Toweling; special, yard 121c
SHOES FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN
"FAIR-WAY BOOTE SHOPPE."
Annex, Sixth Street First Floor.
The season is on when almost everyone needs new
shoes for the rainy season. These offerings for
today are most timely. Special values in, footwear
for all the family.
These shoes are here in box calf, with Kangaroo
tops, good stout soles, lace style. The women's
shoes have low heels and the misses' and children's
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gr j snoes nave spring ucuis.
slm Women's Sizes 22 to 6; our" $2.25 value, special
sale price, the pair S1.69
Misses' Steea HV2 to 2; our $2.00 value, special sale price, pair S1.49
Children's Sizes 8to 11; jour $1.75 value, specia Isale price, pair 551.29
BOYS' SHOES."
Here in box and velour calf, solid throughout, with good hemlock
tanned soles. These shoes are the kind that will stand the wet weather.
Ask for our numbers 601 and 617.
Sizes 2 to 6; special for today at, the pair $1.79
Sizes 9 to 2; special for today, the pair $1.49
ALL MEN'S "PTNGREE" SHOES REDUCED.
Men's $4.00 and ?5.00 "Pingree' Shoes $3.45 Including the celebrated
"yogue" and the "Governor" Shoes, double and single soles, straight
lasts, all the leading shapes;, regular $4.00 and $5.00 values, special,
the pair $3.45
Saturday Bargains in Men's Shop
lMEN'S $1.00 UNDERWEAR 63c.
A line of Men's Fall-Weight Merino Underwear, in camelshair, extra
well made and finished; our best $1.00 garment, special, garment 635
or the suit $1.25
MEN'S $1.50 KID GLOVES 99c.
A line of'Men's Kid Gloves, in tan and brown, full pique finish; regular
value $1.50, special, the pair .' 99
MEN'S 25c HOSE 14c.
A lot .of Men's Seamless Fancy Cotton Hose; our best 25c value, special
the pair 14c
MEN'S SOc SILK NECKSOARFS 19c.
A line of Men's Fancy and Plain Colored Silk Four-in-Hands, tecks
and Shield Tecks; values up to 50c; special, each 19c
MEN'S 25c HOSE 19c.
Men's seamless cashmere Hose, in black, natural and Oxford; regular
value 25c, special, the pair 19c
MEN'S 91.00 NIGHTGOWNS 69c.
Men's Outing Flannel Nightgowns, good heavy weight, extra wide and
long; regular value $1.00, special, each 69
, MEN'S 50c SUSPENDERS 25c.
A line of Men's medium weight Suspenders, in lisle and medium webs
and leather ends; regular value SOc, special, each 25
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