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16 NORTHWEST PEOPLE WHO ESCAPED EARTHQUAKE OREGOXIAN NEWS AND INFORMATION BURKAU." Oakland. CaL. April 3t The Oregon reMef committee, la Its first two days' work, has had a hundred times as much work as It ceoM attend to la nrtatstering to the -tennis ef the people who registered at the six offices of The Oregenian. Information Bureau. The stories ef destitution of North west people are numberless. One of thee Is of Dan Williams, of Portland, who, with his wife, a red mother, brother, two sisters-in-law and ten small children, has been living in an Oakland basement since the Are without even blankets." Twelve people are now working; on the- relief committee The force -win soon be more then donated. The following; people registered at The Oregonian Information Bureau today: HEADQUARTERS, lft2 BROADWAY PORTLAND ' J. 6. Price and family. W. A. Haley. ' S. R. Thuraton. J; O. Carlson and wife. C. F. Petsch. J. H. Bates snd family. - . E. J. MeAllen. Mrs. I C. Schlndler .and daughter. F. Dlngman and wife. J. W. Rein. F. L. McCormlck and family. C. C Woodworth. R. E. Charters and wife. H. Brumberg and wife. N. G. Willis. J. L. Wilcox. l A. Coddlngton and wife. H. F. Kennerly. N. H. Kennerly. Rote Harris. ' V- Adele Tolrlner. ' Haldee Tolrlner. Eslle Tolrlner. , Mrs. Frank and family. Oscar Tolrlner and family. Captain Wright and wife. ; Mrs. C H. Jones. ' ' Claude Carmack. Mrs. Carmack. J. L. RutUnce. J. R. Whaten. J. McCallam and family. Irene Martin. Blaine Morgan. G. E. Day and wife. I. 1. Boak. PORTLAND Mrs. Forman and daughter. A. DaVIs. Georgian B. Case. ( Mrs. Gardunlgess, three sons and two daughters. Mrs. Marian A. Hlrschbaum, child and nurse. F. Felder and family. Patrick Scanlon. H. C. Hugglns. Julius Welnhad. James W. Grant. C. A. Stein. Phil R. Smith. Potero Pair andwlfe. M. W. Dcwlln. L. A. Morris and family. PORTLAND Margaret Smith. J. T. Moran. Mrs. M. Berg. William Berg. Miss Frances Frost. Mrs. A. T. K. Kelly. Mlts Hoff. Mrs. H. J. Green. Bert Grooker. G. E. Weaver. PORTLAND Wyman Venneratrom and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roloff and 'family. N. Karsk and family. William Ryder and family. E. C. Little anfa" family. H. B. Levy and wife. Mrs. F. J. Clute. E. A. Turner and wife. PORTLAND Mrs. G. Mortimer. Dr. Herbert S. Nlcholt: J. H. Parsons. Dr. Reed. PORTLAND Dr. Lehmann. E. C. Little. Dr. Martin. l A. and I. Allen. , Lester Aahpole. THREE 31EX FROM MARE ISIiAXD WITH GUXCOTTON". j' Blowing Up of Snreckcls' Residence jj on Van Jfegs Avenue Saved Remainder of City. SAN FRANCISCO. April St Three heroes saved San Francisco what Is left of It. They were the dynamite squad i that threw back the fire at Van Ness avenue. tThen the city seemed doomed. Admiral McCalla sent a trio of his most trusted men from Mare Island with orders to check tho conflagration at any cost of life or property. With them they brought a ton and a half of Kuncotton. Captain MacBrido was In charge of the ( jcquad. Chief Gunner Adamson placed the charges and the third aunner ?ct them off. The thunderous detonations to which the terrified city listened all that dreadful Friday night meant the salvation of 300,- 009 livee 1 A million dollars worth of property, ! noble residences and worthless shacks, were blown to drifting dust, but that t destruction broke the fire and sent the raging names over their own charred path. The whole east sldeTif Van JCesa avenue. from Golden Gate 10s Greenwich, was . dynamited a block deep, though most of the structures stood untouched by spark or cinder. Not one charge failed. Not . one building stood upon its fxrasdatlon. (Van Ness avenue Is flat as the earth on this, east 'side. Every pound of gun ' cotton did its work. From Golden Gate avenue north the fire 5 crossed the wide street in bat one place. 1 That was the Claus Spreckels place, on ) the ceracr f California street. There tho j? flames were writhing- up the walls before i the dynamiters could reach 1L Tet they made their way to the foun dations. carrylAa their explosives despite i the focsace-llke heat. The charge had to be placed ao swiftly and the fuse lighted in such a hurry that the explosion was not quite successful from the trained viewpoint of the gun ners. Bat t beach the walla still stood, It was only an empty victory far tho lire, as bare brtek and smoking ruins are poor food for flames. Captain MacBride's dynamiting uad realised that a stand was hopeless except a Van New avesHe. They could have forced their explosive farther In the burnfag section, bwt ot a pernd et ga i .cotto eW Jw t -wa .wasted. The Annie M. Herral. M. E. Gibson. Charles Coenherfer. ,J. K. Zimmerman. W. Anaett. 'J; A. Atkhweru G. D. Bishop and family. Mrs. Millie Murray. Lizzie Kolbe. W. G. Aik'cfw Leu Joseph. Mrs. W. C. King. Miss A. A. O'RelKy. James J. Bryaen, Jr. John Thompson. J. C. Ikeman and family. Mrs. A. J. Cook. Edith T. Weatherred. Mr. C. H. Fisher. H. Chahn and family. W. H. Schend. Mrs. Zarllda Smith. Tom Fallon. J. F. Graham and wlfa. Joslah Kemp 'and wlfa. Mrs. T. R. Kemp. Henry Rosenblatt and family. Mrs. Clarence Mclntlre. Dwlght F. Stratton. . " H. 1. Kleeman and wife. r Dr. J. Hoi me Smith and methtr. ASHLAND A. P. Blevlns. Emory E. Smith. E. L. Fendall and sisters. John Skelley. Harry M. W. Mcintosh. ' OAKLAND PIER R. H. Miller. L. L. Phillips. Mrs. Mabel Elklns. L. E. Anderson. J. S. Wookman, wlfe.and tan. Henry L. Mann. R. R. Public and wife. SALEM Mrs. Pearl Daniel. WALLA WALLA L. R. McCoy. SPOKANE J. M. Cerbett. BRUSH PRAIRIE, Wash. P. McKay and five children. LEWISTON, Idaho F. G. Ransom. A. Cook. ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL Nellie Bowman. Harry J. Foster. George J. Price and wife. W. J. Fife. R. O. Weldon. Mrs. J. P. Farrell. f Laura Buckenon. W. E. Reynolds. Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Baxter Reynolds. A. M. Holton. FERRY BUILDING Marshall Smallman and wife. W. C. Johnson and mother. H. F. Wilson. Gaylord W. Cooke and family. Dr. Voesanger. Walter E. Walker. Rose C. Walker. Thelma Walker. Mrs. A. D. Wagner and family. JEFFERSON SQUARE B. B. Rosenthal. Miss Kate Sullivan. T. W. Smith. Dr. A. Tllxer. J. A. Jennings. F. N. Jones. GOLDEN GATE PARK F. R. Cook and family. Fred Drake. Inez Evans. Dr. Gross. Dr. Hatteroth. Dr. Hughes, ruined block that met the wide thorough fare formed a trench through the clas tcred structures that the conflagration, wild as it was, could not leap. Engines pumping brine through Fort Mason from the bay, completed the little work that tho guncotton had left, but for three days the haggard-eyed flremen guarded the flickering ruins. The desolate waste straight through the heart of the city is a mule witness to the most heroic and effective work of the whole calamity. Three men did this, aad when their work wasovef ojvl. what stood of the city rcstedTquietly for -the first time, they departedTas modestly as they had come. They were ordered to save 8aa Fran drco, and they obeyed orders. Captain MacBride and bis two gunners made history on that dreadful Bight. BOMB AT L0UBEPS HOME Deadly Implement Found on ex Prcsldent's Wladw-SiU. PARIS, April 24. A dispatch to the Journal from Montellmar. Departmaat of the Drome, today, says the authorities there found a bomb, to which a burning fuse was attached, on the window-sill of the library of cx-Presldent Loubfj's villa, where he and his, fasally are spending their Easter vacatkm. The fuse was ex tinguished and an ex. rai nation of the bomb showed it to be ef an extremely deadly nature. French Strike BecotalBs; General. PARIS. April SC The. strike clement la Increasing in France with the approach of Mayday, when the authorities appre hend a serioas general movesaent. About 000 persons employed In the jewelry trades and 4860 employed to the paper In dustry today joined the book printers here, who struck work seme time ago. The lcadlnc estabHshsteats are guarded by troops. Last Prisoners Home Frm Smptau ODESSA. April 24. The last batch ef Russian prisoners returaiag trera Ja pan arrived here today, maklna; a total of 67.6MI. Norway "Will Orzx&txe Army. CHRISTIANIA. April 24. The gev crassest has decided te brlac Sa a Mil for the Qreaaixatiea et a uv amy and alao estimates amounting: to JJ.21X.iirt 3- British Parliament Meets Again. LONDON, April 3. The "He ef Cosaaaens reassembled today after the saner aeiieays. SALEM Ralfa Kswc A. PL Parker. ROCKFORD W. J. caey and family. Mr. Hubbard. WIHIeai Neele and matter. SPOKANE A. B. Chrlttertsen. - Mrs. S. A. Smith. Edwin G. Karris. Mabel Renahaw. u WALLA WALLA . Lauren G. Mace. Mrs. M. J. Prather. COLFAX Mrs. N. H.-Lansdale. Mrs. F. Humphreys. ELLENSBURG Samuel Krtldd. SEATTLE Frank Schlnfer and wlfa. C, - M. Hund. L. H. Griffith. Sydney ! Brum. BOISE D. M. Steen and wife, Mlfdred French. THE DALLES H. W. French. SHELLWOOO, Idaho William D. Church. G. Church. PENDLETON WWHam Breaks. TACOMA M. L. Davis. POCATELLO, Idaho G. R. Fisher, Jr. SEATTLE V. H. Sobrie. M. L. Hewland. J. Qulnn and wife. Disk Mack. VANCOUVER, Wash. W. F. Eastland. TACOMA Luki A. White. Mtsa M. Olsen. SOUTH BEND, Wash Charles Shlppy and wtfai STEVENSON, Wash Mrs. Orel Sheehan. COOS BAY M. F. Shoemaker. N. B. Taylor. B. Lewis. W. O. Cornweil. EVERETT . Schuyler Dargea. WALLA WALLA Ward Irving and wife, . Colonel F. J. Parker. SEATTLE Mrs. M. M. Riley. James Whrtworth. E. M. Wolfe and family. COQUILLE J. Callaghan. SALEM Belle W. Cooke. Joseph Cook. Clyde Ceek. BELLINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. S. ClatheL S. Halns. Mrs. Katie Davidson and family. TACOMA Ella Parsons. Charles Haylett. SPOKANE Miss M. Lewkewitz. W. J. Murray and famHy. SALEM A. B. Ebner. fill DANGER OF EPIDEMIC X.ESS CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAN WAS TO BE EXPECTED. Health Officer Contradicts Alarnilst Reports Tboroajrh Inspection Made Repairing- Sewers. SAN FRANCISCO. April 3t-aay to the people or California, to the United States and of the world that there is. so epidemic in San Francisco aad no danger of one. If we are not absolutely free frosa con tagious diseases, we .at Jeaat have fewer oi tneaa tnan ,wc bare under the drcuai stances any rhrht te expect. Indeed, we have- at this noaaent fewer casea of such diseases than we Mad a month ago. and tnere ie nethias in the present cessation of affairs In Saa Francisco that would lead us aa aedical men te fear an out break. The sanitation ef the city is abso lutely under control. I wish to Impress this upon the people or San Francisco and of the outside world? for I have In formation that leads rae to believe that alarmist reports, emanating- front certain source la San Francisco, may result In an esasargo betas placed upon the move ment of refugees from the city. The calamity we have eodaced, la eertatary suffldeot -wkfceut adding te H this addi tional and nawa mated, distress." This statement, made by Dr. J. W. 'Ward, chairman ef the health rtiniiiiittec. at the meeting- ef the general committee this memlnc. was received with, apptasse. The doctor waa distinctly impressive aad liis remarks were at ence supplemented by a motion that K waa the sense et the committee that the Aa seats ted Press should dissesekiate thl faapertant news through Its ageadea. Dr. Ward, ceattantac; seid the eety ad. been dtrided Sna three grand dlstnicta which had been dfrided ieto sas diatr leas, which enabled. Mm te assure the i iiilr tee that probably by nWphtfsH every bleak wish i a thennbueaed perdem eC the etty weald, ee Tlsited. and mspsctsd by the re present, trres et tne award ec tieaKa. The 9M plumbers under the dsrectSen C the- -Beard ef Heakk are new at weric in all sectleaa ef the city. They are es nlng their esterta solely te sewer aad -water pipes. The areken milwr nt the -buasneaa diettlcu are Taeenr ispainl and the eetlets eiesed. In the aaL axind res4- dence aecttes the sewers are betsc nweltei and deaaed and water pipes set m en as-fart as peeetble. Twe weeks wM pree abty be .re quired, for this work. By that time there wfnfce mnntnc water la all tenanted aenees.' It la new stated bp. the eaneerr et the Sfo of the Store's STOKE OPENS 8 dL dftnf A Umqm Grmmpmf StyUmnd gsWity XVnaKTIflsT Up to Monday Night Which Sum Represents S per cent of Store's Smles Splendid Bargains for the Store's Patrons Only x fair mtntiens are printed isre ef the many "bargxiB that await the day's shoppers. All the special values published for Monday and Tsecelay seUiag not already sold, eat hold good teiay. We can't buy bargains at our pleasure, but we can gather lots of goods to offer for sale os any day we elect. Used te be that stores did meet ef their basfness in two or three days of the week. This store does much the same aae&st of hwiaew each day ef the ireelc because we plan something f or each day '& interest. It's jmst as you would plan to give your guest some cert ef a geed tiaae each day ef the visit. Tor today we're planned, among beets of other bargain attractions Last Day of the Big Suit Reductions I. y mXnannnnnnnnnnmml tAmmTJf nB mnannuLPNnnmnU. 'ulunnrir Tfl mfHnBBBana3tt Children sUnderwear SCHOOL WAISTS FOR ROLLICKING BOYS First Floor Knit Underwear Shops. "We open this morning- a special sale of peculiar interest te parents of laddies and lassies wI;o have yet needs to supply In the lines mentioned In above heading-. The values are well worth your while to investigate. If your "bump" of thrift is well developed, you'll surely share in the savings. Misses white cotton Vesta, in Summer weights, long; and short sleeves, in sizes IS. 20. 22. or the knee pants to match same. Special at 15b Misses white lisle Vests or Knee Pants, in plain and Swiss ribbed, shirts either sleeveless or with long- or short sleeves, tastefully trimmed. Specially priced, according- to size, at 25. 36 and 3 Boys Jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers, in ' ecru shade: shirts with long- or ahoK sleeves, drawers In ankle and knee lengths a gTeat special value at, the garment. 35c Boys halbriggan Shirts and Drawers, shirts with long- sleeves, '.drawers In ankle length and double sat. A? splendid value at. the garment .- - - -SQd- "KetbeVs Friend" Blouse "Waists for beys, to light to dark shades, unlaundered. very neat, pretty patterns. In striped and fig ured effects. Exceptional values at . S. 60b and 65cV BovV white Blouse "Waists in the famous satin atriprd materials, very attractive ins appumitc, .uiu uij iyr a v.. ......... . ....T. 75?. 85b and 1.00 A Smartest Summer Millinery IN PORTLAND $6.00, 96.50, $7.50, $8.50 HATS TODAY AT $5.00 "BIJou" Salons. Annex Second Floor. Crisp, new as the morning-, beautiful rich becoming and possessing- all the otaer attributes of high-class millinery, is not over praise for the 208 Trimmed and Tailored Hats that so to make up this wonderful one-day offering- or millinery for "Wednesday patrons of the store. In this collection are all the best shapes and favored colering-s. Handsome hats from some of New York's most famous makers and from our own adept makers and trimmers In the store workrooms, from whence come daily some ef the cleverest centerings shown In millinery circles. To cay more would be a waste of words come and see the -hats that comprise this offering youll be 'amply repaid for the visit, Tho values rua to S for today only choose for -S5.0O Beard of Health that the staff ef phy sicians and nurses at an hospitals Is com plete. XO MORE "FLIMSY BUIIiDIKGS Insurance Men Will Have a Say on RcbHlldlHg; Plans, n atctant) CaL. Anril ZL The fire un derwriters ef San Franciece and vtcfnlty. now known as the insurance Aajaatrra Bureau. today held another meeting in this city, as a result of wmch a cemralt !m wail .noeisted te confer with a like committee from the architects and build ers ef San Fraadece te mate proper nrinnidot for bexisning rebuilding: Its main object Is to tee that no cheap or wooden structures are creciea in ine ruined district. Thy insurance men state that they wish, to thoroughly Impress on the people the fact that the use ef uninspected chimneys will doubtless Invalidate the toseraace. In case of possible future fires." inspectors of the vaneus companies are !.!- t v nrevided for free service In ether dties. Requests were sent out last night for "proof of loss" manxs. tne gii fereat citiee being- asked to have them printed at once If they have- nor tbeir aueta on hand. No Danger ef Epidemic SAN FRANCISCO. April 34. There Is absolutely ne danger ef aa epidemic." said Dr. Ward, ef the Board ef Health, this afternoon. He added that thousands were at weric reme-rtsg garbage aad fmtpreriac sanitary eefMHtieae aM ever the eity. Kntnl lUtelmc XeMet FauUL DDRBAX. fatal, April. 3t The as' nieipallUea a this celeay are adept-lag- reselatJens at sympathy with the people ef San Franclsee aad relief funds have been opened at several cen ters. Ntntn Teatk Sesursarfe. "WASHINGTON". Apt! SC. ipinant Xia. ef AppUte. Va. a seaman injured ha the receujf- accident en the Kearaarge. d4ed ye4ereay afternoon from the effects of his barns. t. Elght-Henr Iw ITI) at CeUIe. WAKI?GTOfC, JLpcn" Jt-la Cross Sales Until Olds WdrjmH K'Ht -IHi. THl I EKXTST STORE." Today tChoose From Hun dreds at V4 Off! Grand Salons Second Floor. s These new and handsome suits, every one of them are moderately priced indeed at usual figures. How much, more important to you it is, then, to secure TOUR suit while the prices are down a FCX.L. FOURTH, for "Wednesday. Choose from any suit in the house In the tailored stylta Summer flannels In white alone excepted $38.50 to $110.00 values at a fourth off. Suits in every new and wanted mate rial and style Etons. Boleros, tight-fitting Jacket Suits. Pony styles and aeral-fltting; modes. Every new and late coloring; favored by fashion, in plain e fleets and smart patterned styles. All modlshly trimmed in effective result with velvets, braids, buttons, etc Saita' that are marvels of (he expert tailor's skill and are In exclusive styles you'll not meet upon every corner. For "Wednesday only you may choose as you will from the zarxaents named AT ONE-FOURTH OFF MADE IN OREGON" An edaeatleaal propaganda aad mes sier street fair, aadertakea la behalf of the saaaafaetarera ef Ores; aad thead Tneesuit ef the whole Paclac Coast. $1.25 All-Wool Cream Panamas 86c Today in the Dress Goods Salons. Annex Fifth Street, First Floor .Even with a record for out-of-the-ordinary value, this bargain Is enough to stir the town leastwise tho feminine portion of It. For Cream Panamas are a fabric that most stores are "short" on Just now: they can't get enough of them to supply their regular trade. But this is a "Different Store" a store with foresight instead of hindsight, and our buyer of dress goods foresaw months ago that Panamas would be a fa vorite among- fabrics this Spring- and Sum mer, and that creams would surely be in big- demand. That's the reason wc can and do offer you these 30-inch all-wool Cream Panamas, with chiffon and tropical finish, that other stores are straining their every nerve to set to sell at prices that will pay them their usual profit, at 86b the yard, instead of J 1.25. the regular price". Bear In days today and Thursday. After that mind, though, that this sale Is for but two you'll pay us 51.25. same as others ask. So come today If you'd buy the beautiful Cream Panamas at, yard .86b SALE OF THE aace with President Roosevelt's reeueat. President Gempers. of the American Fed eration of Labor, cites these cases of vio lation of the eight-hour labor law on Government contracts: Mare Island Navy Tard. San Frandsco; CeHle Canal. Oregon, ten hears. Shrlncrs Postpone CohhcII- TjOS ANGELES. CaL. April 3. A tel egram was received, here today from Imperial Potentate Collins at Toronto. Canada, annonndng- that the annual meeting- of the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shriners. which was to have been held here May 7 to 14. has been Indefinitely postponed on account ef the calamity in San Francisco. Storekeepers Aid Strikers. LENS. France. April 24. The store keepers eC Mentigny have decided not te supply feed te the troops and also te suspend payment on menth-end ac counts. In erder to coerce the mining companies. Ac on 5 moot Case Friday. "WASHINGTON, "April 24- The Sen ate committee en privileges and elec tions today postponed its meeting; for final disposition ef the pretests against Senator Seed Seaoet until Friday next. Xbfesott Elected to CoHgrcss. BIBJCCfGHAM. AlaZ April 24. Com plete returns from the Sixth District give Captala Richmond Hobsen a ma jority of 4SS ever Congressman Hank. Hand for Cesares. AT TKK JWUSaJg. The pVrUaad" Xrs. T. S. TwMeecO. Xte Twltebtll. PerUaaa. J-: 8- Bleck. New Tork: "Mies Xwer Eeea. Xrs. C. Orteaheed. X. Aaerfceess. Saa FraaeUee: Xn. C B JOfCiss. Asurla; Jtrs- O. W, Warrea, War reatea: Flereaee. Kaan. eKy: SCJm Leetea Hemp. ChJeece: K. A. Pattersea and wife. JUiteu. Mas.: J. CV Kesslltsa, Seet B4. Was.: aaA wKe. Oerctee. X. T.: A. Bera. Miott: A. K- Grece. Afetreeee: x. Xeaeatbal. CntraJta: Xate U. Garde. New OrlaaT J- X XTreMerg. Sax rrmaeteee: Grg 8. Xalres. J. Oavta. Nw Tork; D. C DWaa. W. A. XeXajsara. 1. Xhvkvrtea. Setto: J. O. .Parker aad wK. B. UcbUr. WtalwK: A. SHarca. A. gu krtmrr. Chlcace; K. S. Neeatadber. X. Braetch. 3Cew Tk: C K. Lei, ntubsrsr. C. C. Aaerw. ettl: C A- Dle, New Terk: K. T. Wee. Reafcerttr. N. T.; C J. FtrKbam. 3ferlh rc: T. d Kttjr aad MmOr. sK Lkt: . V. XftrMa. P. t. IScrfct rm. 0re. O.z 3tr. K, H. Aeee fe seHc; sU rav WWaa WaaUr C B. Tan May 1st Goes to Frisco Relief Fund $1,264.11 Friday, Saturday, Monday, April 20, 21, 23 Wonderful 5Aoe Sale GREAT BARGAINS-A GRAND BENEFIT SALE ARRANGED BY THE Thanks fo our foresight, you need not pay the phe nomenal increase that the trust's boosting of leather prices has wade it neces sary for other stores to charge for Shoes this Spring. All our orders for this season's footwear were placed long before the sharp advance in the price of leather. This face, and because we never take advantage of any conditions to increase our established narrow mar gin of profit, are the rea sons for the prices that stand in such sharp con trast to those prevailing in the other city stores. All the shoes we show you were jmade over lasts made expressly for us and meet the approval of the severest critics. This stands for our entire stock of footwear. And these facts allow the gathering of the mighty aggregation of extraordi nary bargain values which go to make up a GREAT SALE 7000 Pairs Women's Shoes aad Oxfords, Values to $ at All New, Desirable, Down-to-Date Footwear. WOMEN'S S0 TO $5.00 SHOES TOR $2.69. 3000 pairs women's tan, brown and champagne Ox i fords, neat in appearance, cool and comfortable, welt and. hand-turn soles, all styles of heels and toes, Blucner and lace style. Regular values from $3.50 to sfo.00 WOMEN'S $3.50 2000 pairs women's Louis, Cuban and soles. Regular values from $3.o0 to $6.00 special, the pair 1000 pairs women's the celebrated makes, in widths special at, the pair .$2.69 1000 pairs women's Shoes in broken lines, patent and soft dull leathers, hand-turn and welt soles, patent or kid tip, any height heel special at, pair. .$2.69 MEN ABE INTERESTED IN THESE ITEMS SALE OF MEN'S $5.00 SHOES $2.69. 2000 pairs of men's " t , in tans, Drown jaas, imponea xtussia caix ana giaze leathers. These shoes are made over the newest and most down-to-date lected from our special, pair Boys' and girls' reduced prices. Extra salespeople this sale. See specimens of Ler. New York: M. B. Wlble and wtfe. Areata: W. B. Irnnts and wife; Mrs. M. SCeUartlR, Meaomlnee; Ulsa Etta Perlsoa. Cblcaga: W. E. Sttlafeld. H. B. Kline. Now Torkz H. N. Moore. Boston; I C Hoff man. Baltimore: L II. HUIbrower. New Tork: D. Boarke. San Francisco; Mrs. E. 7t. Week. Spokane; W. Southard. Chlcajo; H. Wise, Astoria; C B. Rhodes, Salem: L. Fhanhaaser. New Tork; M. J. Eblraan, Chl caso; K. p. Jamison. Seattle; Miss Ellen Wlble. Areata; J. P. Downln and wife. G. Jones. San Francisco; J. F. Ryan and wife. Miss Jessie Hales. Boston: J. R Campbell 5zul wife. -Oil City. Pa.: Mrs. I. M. Potter, lsa N- R. Gardlaer. Providence, n. I.; Mrs. F. R Leslie. Dulutb. Minn.: E. Hater. Med- ford: Mary C. Bralnard. C C Bralnard. Skowbegan. Me.: O. F. SamocUoa. Chlcaito: Mrs. C D. GUmian. Miss E. K. GliniUn. St- Paul; W. W. Harris. Clayton. N. T.; A. K. Biurtbridge, wife and daughter, U. S. A.; E. J. Waddel aad wife, Nebraska; Mrs. J. R. Hunter. Miss M. H. Cbllds, Pittsburg. T"h flrtrnn W. C. Smltti. Jr.. San Fran- etsco; R. J. Graham. Katcblkas. Alaska: JonaA Cody aad wife. Seattle; H. F. Weber. Minne apolis; C C Da I ton. Seattle; S. J. Moss man. Tacoesa: K. Harris, drmpte; J. Q. Fergusoa aaA wife. Seattts; F. K. Merrltt and wife. c. II. .ixon. tureica: j. l. i-arxer ana wife. HaraboMt. CaL; G. C Trumbull, geat tle; R. J. McHoati. Chicago; S. C Nichols. H. S. Hunter. Seattle: E. utinn. tonaon; Mrs. W. J. May. Baker City;. W. B. Caasiu C B. FalrTMuika Walla WalU; C J. Tyler. Boston; H. W. Iilndbard. New Tork: F. A. Cram aad fastffr. Heod River: T. Mlklmote and wife. G. E. Darbr and wife. Fan Fran ckce; J. H. Roltz. PblUdelphU: A. F. Baum Kartner. Oakland; Mr. A. Parrlen. J. Fried taaeer. Mrs,. S. FrledUader. iUtst Frted la.n4r. San Frandsco; EL J. FerrBsos. Asr terta; J. A. Hosbex. Seattle: Mrs. B. ok bmo. J. F. Ceaaotly. Saa Fraaclsco; W. W. Ward. Seattle: W. B. Morris aad wife, city; W. I Tyler aad wife, Harrlstnirr. Or.; A. A. Grimmer. Chicago; F, A. Erixon. Sales; K. W. Harrord. Newberx; J. S. Alleader. Pblla datphte; C O. Kahle. SeatUe: H. W. Weeter reK. SC. Past: A. ETaaaser. New Tork: E. J. Sbeldoe. Seattle: E: W. Hachmacb, Seattle; J. Stesel. J. Stark. New Tork; E R. Coffls. Htmtlfia-WB. Or.; tL Plumas. Betse; J. G. WKAwseeee. R. Ask. Kentueky; S. PbHiippl. Start ea; J. Beach aad wife. Fen die ton: F. P. Warrtsr aad wife, Cos Versa; J. J. XHgaee, Saer Fraaeteea. The rsiaaas M. M. Rsadal. wife aad chHd. Salem. Or.; D. L. Kerf. Ferrydale. Or.: J, 3C Horses. VaaceaTer. B. C; J. M. Ceek. Joseuaa CUr. or.; o. waiter. Rafua Drum. Caieafso; Joaa F. Cblhora. M. A. Mine. Saa FraacBKo: Cbartea CBastag baaa. Peadieten. Or.; L. M. Cash. Begeaa; M. UaAmtnm, Saa- Fraaclsco; A. H. Lee. MlaaeapeHa. Mla&: Rabert. S. Weeds. Akaaatga. I, X- A. Reomts. . Ilwaee. WTaak.: MIm Tlfle. MIm Louis Titles. Mba BeBe HaatMgtea. Cattle; A. O. Back. Ta i ni i'H : Geerre- C nttBaer. Mrs. E. Mlrea aad wK. OskaIet. la.; -T. T. CaHahaa. Tke DaXea; B. "T. Daltaa. Mr. Aagel; S. 6. Irvtae. Newpertr R. - Parsoaa. Creswell. Or.: Louts . iXsar 2eaver; A. Kaewtbach. SanFrasci: Mrs. Partersofi. Mrs. Geonre Beard. Fesnit. Or.: H- J. Lsard. Aateleye. Or.; Mrs; C. B. Betts. The "Dalles: R. C. Pose. Vleaeraa, B. C; C . CetrHL Skeri la.; J. XX. 6aras. Omaha. NK: L- J. Kerr.. tT. K. R. CI R: C S. Sreleehmfre. iBMuiyto. Saenc. Jamab T. Oarhaee, T. M. A Mighty Congress of . Surpassing Specialty Shops STORE CLOSES 6 P. M. SHOE STORE Annex, Sixth Street, First Floor. OF SHOES TO OPEN THIS MORNING Read the Items $2.69 special, the pair $2.69 TO $6.00 SHOES FOE $2.69- tan, brown and champacne Shoes, military heels, turn or extension $2.69 patent and dull leather Shoes of Laird, bchober & Co. and Pingree AAA to C, but all sizes Shoes in Blucher and lace styles, - x.T T -1? 3 T lasts shown this season, and se own reirular stocks at Sj.OO $2.69 Shoes during this sale at special will wait upon the throngs at the shoes in our window display. Kellogg and family. Chicago: T. Ben Re foale. Mrs. G. H. Knapp. G. If. Austin and wife. San Francisco; R. E. "Williams. Dallas. Or; R. Kearney. Rosebarg. Or.; S. H. Ronka. Astoria. Or.: C A. Taylor. Catlln. Wash.; A. F. Schrelber. San Francisco: H. A. Fraser. Vancouver; J. M. Baker, Media. Pa.; Earl Potter. G. H. Cooper. Martin Boland. Golder.dale; S. L. Morgan. Bose burK; r. Rondelbush. Goldendale; John Barker and wife. San Francisco: C H. Means. Kansvs City. Mo.; Charles Bishno, Silas DIshno. Roy Spencer. Jackson. Mont.: N. YT. Buhel, Vancouver: N. O. Fry and wife, Cosmopolts. "Wash. The Imperial Arthur S. Hyman. Mrs. P. M. Abbey. San Francisco; J. M. Stevenson, Cascades. "Wash.; J. W. Richards. Seattle; Mrs. C F. O. Mason. Detroit. Mich.: Mr.. F. K. Armstrong. Miss Lena Armstrong. Miss Edith Armatrontr. Bozcman. Mont.; John "Warner. Salem; E. F. Small. Eugene; H. L- Gucnther. Ilwaco. Wash.: Ceclle Cnm mlngs. TV. a. Campbell. G. F. "Wlnfjuest. Se attle: R. E. Noble. V. S. A.; E. IL Flasff, L. E. Browniny. Carrie I- Brownlnff. St. Helena: R. H. "Wilcox, Pendleton; L. Remll lard. LaGrande; E. V. Homeyer. Seattle: tB. Houston and wife. Illllsboro: H. T. lackwell. "Walla "Walla; F. Dudtej- Moss. Seattle: "W. V. Stelrer. Fossil: Mrs. F. W. Benson. Roseburs: N. Cogley and wife. San Francisco: Leo J. Schmidt. Jr., Olympla; Mrs. E. Delay. Battle Ground. Wash.; B. J. Hutchison: Miss A. Llchllnstcln. Vienna. Austria: J. C. Wilson. Aurora. Neb.; Ml?s C. Shln'dler. San Francisco; J. C. Keency, Hongkong: H. G. Miller. Seattle. The Sf. Charles V. M. Gregg and wife. Salem; W. Johnson and wife. Independence; O. C Hammond. Galeton. Pa.; II. S. Gra ham. Marshland; R. H. West. Prosser: D. M. Chtay, Cape Horn: X. S. Crumbly. Sea side: W. C Bowen. Castle Rock; Cc Myles. Hoqulam; G. Tuskaberry, Fresno. Cal.; J. Rlna- and wife. Caxadero; C H. Ernst. St. Paal; J. Lindsay and son, Monmouth; W. J. SKo. dry: R. L. Weaver. Corley; H. Davis. Forest Grove; J. Selvage, city; S. Ralstrlck. BrowasTllle: J. Cordlergley. Brownsville: C. W. Garrettson. Tacoma; P. Hutton. city; F. Banrassee. McMlnavllIo: . W. O. McClain. Salt Lake: Mrs. If. G. Snvder. Mrs. M. M. Scbenck. Camas: J. R. Nlavtlle. LaCenter; J. S. Rand and wife. Roseburg: B. H. Qulnn. Holtoa; F. Haberstock. Portlaad; J. B. TrulHager, Sheridan: M. J. Bberman. San Francisco: T. R. Shockley. Moro; F. Milter. Forest Grove: F. Erdman. Rainier; C L. Rasmassea; E. Fredrlcksoa. Hoqulam; Dr. M. Cluny. Cape Horn: E. W. Groves. J. Brewa. Amity: C S. Babcock: X M, Burk hard. Clatskanle: T. C Herman, Hoqulam; L. Alien and wife, Seattle; J. W. Harless. Molalla; T. B. Jones aad family. Greenville; J. XcCulIey. J. E. Smith. Hlllsboro; Amy Halgren. Newbers: F. Kinney; L. W. Strass. Carsea: J. Wllklnsen; p. A. Lasdreth. To ledo: D. S- DaTiWr. Cleoae; C Rlgdoa, G. Rtsdea. city; M. Merwi aad wife. San Francisco; J. M. Hlllyard. Powell Valley; G. W, Kesay, Gresham; D. Sullivan, San Fran cisco; J. S. Bennett; L. C. Spaaldlng, Sa lem; C. Deverell. Corbett; J. S. Crumbier. Seaside; W. J. Taraldge. Crabtrei F. J. Austin. M. MclClaley. S3a4a Beamolly. Taaeaua. Vaalsmgseaw ' Baniiaa ptan. Ratsa, 7 aeate te ItaM erder, 9ee'MaU