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Newspaper Page TextJ 10 THE OliEGOK DAILY JOURNAL, POKTLAKD, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1904. TOMORROW'S PROGRAMS National Livestock Association MORNING. 9:30 a. m.MusIo by the orchestra. . ' a t 8: 45 a. m. -Convention called to order. - , Prayer by Dr. Edgar P. Hill, First Presbyterian church. Address of welcome to delgrates to National Live Stock and National Wool Grower' conventions; Ho,n. 'George E, Chamberlain, governor of Oregon. 0 "; V 'r : V" Address of -welcome on behalf of the city, Hon. George H. Williams, mayor, of Portland. ., . '.' . Response on behalf of the National Live Stock association, Col. I F. Wilson, Texas. . Response on behalf of the National Wool Growers' association, Hon. Francis E.: Warren, Wyoming. 11:30 a. m. -Annual address of the president, Hon. John W. Springer. ; - . "There Are Others," Hon. T. G. Halley, Oregon. afternoon.,;. . "V-;'v.W-' Session will be'given over to the final session of the National Wool Growers' association, to which dele gates of National Liye Stock association are Invited. -.l."'":' " 1-' :,-v' evening. ':. : Reception to delegates and visitors at the Commercial cluts. - t -r .T"WbbI"Gr6wcrs Association7 . The morning-will be devoted to a Joint session of the National Live Stock association and the National Wool Growers' association. . Addresses of welcome by the governor of Oregon and mayor of Portland. Re sponse on behalf of the National Wool Growers' association, Hon. Francis E. Warren Wyoming. X ; " CONVENTION CONVENES AT 1:30 P. M. 'j Music by the orchestra. . . : . . '.. ;' . Election of president and vice-president. 'i Address 'Points of Mutual Interest Between the Wopl Grower and the Manufacturer,": Hon. Charles H, Hardtnar,'.iiHresldcnt.'.f0B -Kitlonsl Artoclatfon of Wo1 Manufacturers. " Resolutions and discussions., - : . Address "Facts About Shoddy," Mr. John B. McP hereon, secretary of the National Association of Wool :.Manufacturers.:..;';"'';' ,' ' . - Resolution, and dlscusslona. on shoddy legislation. ' "Mutton Sheep as Viewed from the Leading Markets; Chicago Mr. A. C. HalllwelL ". v . Kansas City Mr. W. H. Weeks. St. Joseph Mr. M. B. Irwin. ; Omaha Mr. 8. D. Parkhurst. ' Representatives of any other markets who may happen to be present are invited to address the conven tion on this subject. ' Unfinished business and general resolutions Selection of next place of meeting. Adjourns sine die, , , . TUESDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM. Reception to "all delegates and visitors at the Commercial cluts. Northwest Fruit Growers' Association i MORNING. V . 9:30 a. m. Opening prayer, Rev. Edgar P. Hill. Reports of committees. .., Resolutions, If any. Address of welcome, Mayor George H. Williams. ' Response, Dr. J. R. Cardwell, president State Hor ticultural society, .v ""y The Fruit v Business from a Commercial Stand point, W. HyChapin . of ,. GUfke Co., Portland, Or. Discussion.: "" .' '" . T' " .' . "Needed Legislation Relative to the Fruit Indus try," A. I. Mason, president Hood River AppleGrow ers association. Discussion. - "The Question of Standard Fruit Products," C. A. Tohneson.. editor . Horticulturist. Discussion, i. '' ."importance of Selection of Suitable Varieties for Different Locations," Prof. J. R. Anderson, deputy minister of agriculture for British Columbia.; Dis cussion. " .' !. ? AFTERNOON. 1:30 p. m reports of committees. "Floriculture," Miss Juanlta Rbsendorf, Oregon Ag ricultural college. . "AdaptabUlty In Fruit Growing," Hon. E. L. Smlth,v president State Board of Horticulture. Discussion. Methods of Instruction in Agriculture," E. A. Bryan, president Washington Agricultural college. . Discus slon. , . ' ' : ' ' - ' "Too Many Prunes," Col. Henry E. Dosch, Hills dale, Or. Discussion.' ',;;""" "' ; " - ;1 t "Pruning, Wilbur 'K. Newell, commissioner Ore gon State Board of Horticulture. Discussion. "Walnut1 Culture," J. B. Pilklngton, Portland, Or.' Discussion, Election of officers." EVERY STATE IN TOT REPRESENTED VABTXA& ZJST OT THS DELEGATES . ABT9 TZ8ZTOM IMSIACIS SC0BE8 or na wtOMnrxKT ta thb AKXTUCA CATTIOJ AJTO tXESf HTDTJSTBT. . Among the delegates already in the j city, the foUowing is a partial . ' ombraces stockmen and those lnteresiea i in the live stock Industry from every J citato west of the Mississippi river: , - H. W. MAfM, Xopk; AL Dwiherty, Lo- ' smith" L.yU,2n. H. U..y. Slt U City f k. B. AJmi, Am. rork; Juba B. Auttn, Lehl City; Ul AiMtenon. lUnti; P. P. Auderwo, ' Kf.bi; WlUlisi Aytettr. Wt Jord.n; i. K. Alk-n. Drapr; Georg K. Au.tln, Uhi; Heber Eeonlon, TuytorttUle; 8. R. BcntUun, V"J. E H. Booth. Jr., 8H Lki B. B. Blttner, 1 salt Ikei cor V. Bwkted, Klwton; P. 8 CoBdle BTt Uk; B. H. Ctlli.ter, Bait i Lk; W. D. CtodUDd, Monut PlrauDt; N. 8. N.IUon. Mount Flent: F. 8. Jenn, Moon! l'lraiant; Harrold Carllile, tlty. Mo., : C. B. Carter, Vernal; J. J. Cumuilnga, Hfiber 1 lty; W. P. Culthorp, Vernal; Stearna Hatnh, Valia Cra;0. r. Hatch Wwda Cra; ' Jtearr Moaa, Wooda Croaa; Wllford Day, Par. wan;' Jobn U. Datta, Vernal; K. H. I)ala 8a U i Fell. Of den; Arellua riurerald, Krapjr; Oeorga 1 l. Kelt Uw, Jamea FarreU. Park City: Henry Korreat, Keuni; 8am OUlett, Tooele; John 8. ;. Kouta, Olfden; W. H. Halgb, Taylorarllle: Henry - Harker. TayloriTllle; Jobn 8. Hacking. Vernal; A. Hanaen, Glenwood; C. B.- HawTer, Salt ' Lake; Warren HolmaD, Ftn. Green; Jeaee M. Harmon, froro; Gore Hawka, Bait lake City; ' Tbomaa W. Jonee, Salt Lake; B. J. Jeremy, I Bait Lake: J. F. Jensen, Wouot Pleaaant; Iaaac : Jmnenaen. Hyde Park: B. H. Jonea, Helton; ' William Kirk, Llnrton; B. A. Kearnea, Gunnlaon; i H. A. Kearuea, Gunnlaon; Oeorge V. Bterenaon, ljirton; H. J. Meeka, Orderrlliei Thomas , Chamberlain. Orderrllle; A. V. Flndlay, Kanab; ' 11. U. Lawaon. Halt Lake; Jamea Larson, Mount i leaaant; H, K. Linaontwe. Monroe; V. B. Llu 1 Beld, Logan: Georga McCune, Nephl; C. B. ' McBride. Tooele; B. G. Miller, I'r1; 1. T. .' Murdock, Heber; T. M. Muiuford, Metier; Will- lam Morgan, Nepbl; Moroni Marriott, Marriott; 1'reaton Blair, Marriott; Jamea Blair, Ugdea; . Alma Magleby, Monroe; i. M. Jenaen, Brlgbam; K T. C. Mercer, Ogdeo; B. B. Meek, Draper; . John Neneker, Logan; A. J. Nellaon. Draier; 1 llerber A. Hmlth, lwaper; i. 8. Oatler. Nepbi; 7. 'Joaepb II. tlaen, Brlgbam City; W. 1. 1'ark. Murray; John . I'aakett, Hanefcr; Edward Bauutela, Vernal; P. C. Scorup. Sallna; Joacph M. Htokea, Klrerdale; John H. Seely, Mount Pleaaaut; John C. Hharn, Bait Lake City; Joaepb Bharp, Bait Lake City; A. K. C. Smith, Og ' den; Jamea A. Baleigh, Roaette; 8. T. Ulgby, I Hall Lake City, W. 8. Rlgby, Salt I-ake City; t , W. Watta, Kanoah; Luther Tuttlo, Mantl; V I. I). Voorbeet, Mantl; Tbomaa Webb, Lehl; 5 V. A, Bmlth, Lehl; Jamea L. Wratball, GranU- - ,?nie; Joseph F. Wright. Nepbi; Wealey K. Wal ! ton, Randolph; J. W. Thornier, KayaTllle; ; W. V. Klca, Park City; Nepbi Uobertaon, "Ftn. i Oreen; Henry UoMilna, Gnnnlaon; Oacar W. Mori, Halt Lake City; Tnooiaa Kearnea, Gun , i.leon; J. B. Body. Salt lake City; W. U. .. fclildoway, Vernal: H. C. Bterena, Heoefer. Cotuity eommlaalonera ; Jeaale Fowler, Hooper; ' John C. Mackay, Uranger. ;:- ' Idaho. . Habo Wcolgrowera aaaortattnn; T. TUrnbnll, S Coid. Or.: Jobn Hoffman. Juntara. Or.; f. W. bonding, Bhoabone; F. L. Taylor, Parette; K. R. ' (iicdlna, Hboabone; A. P. Milton, Bnlae; Will i Inm Alkman, Mlddleton; Adam Blackatork, ' ItixkTllle; Frank Mandel, Bolae; Walter R. Ciipp, Emtnett; W. 1, Bogard, Bnlae; K, A. Van , KU-klln, Welaeri J. Jackaon. Indian Valley; ! J E. Van Duaen, Kmmett; 1homaa McMillan, t Bolae; E. K. BlbbaM, .Uockrllle; J. F. Kleaple, Bolaej William Ferron, Via; John Irenuan, ' (aldwell; J. K. CIlDton, Jr., Uolae; R. C, Park inaou, Franklin; R. W. Bteele. Idaho rail; J. II. Olaea. Welter; Kdward Herrlngton, Rock. llle: J. O. Moraan. Blaekfnbt: Fred J. Palmer. Jordan Valley. Or.; A. 8. Krlckaoa. Oakley; H. . V. Newman. Kmmett; L. Ix. Ormahy, Bolaaj t nar lea juoyne, I, fiina erry; ueorge v. nea ;( lid, WeUer: Jobn WlllbjmiioB, CaWwell; II. O. t wllwm. Uolae; R. iF Cook, Mountain Home; I J. C. Bruce, Caldwell; Baut Ballvmyne,- ra'rina: Jan Bb. Caldwell; Joeeph Once, Bolae; in il. Millar, Bolae) Mike Mckelaon. nv or'tj uvury ttoaa. Mountaia Uvme i J. u. Spackman, Boive; George Oregory, Meridian; Tliomaa Jonea, Uolae; Hart, Bpaneer; Bar low Ferguaon. Bait Lake; J. M. Job neon, Bolae; Nathan Rleka, Reaborg; I. Douglaa, Pocatello; R. Ponlton, Oakley, A. J. Knollln, Kanaaa City, Mo.; Jobn Haluea, Bolae; O. P, Bacon, Bolae; U. R. Van Bqneer, Bolae: E. H. Teat, On tario, Or.: P, Btreble, Bolae; i. C. Dreaaler, Bolae; A. O, Butterneld. Welaer; Jamea Little, Council; B. 0. Berteleou, Bolae; George New man, Kmmett; J. N. Jacquea, Oal; William Cupn, Caldwell: Frank Wlgle, Nampa; Flndlay McKenale, Rockrllle: M. B. Gwlnn, Bolae; Joe Weeka, Star; W. 0. Cleveland, Bolae: J. C. O'Leary. Bolae; William Howell. Bolae; H. C. Wooda, Spencer; John Hoffman; Robert Alkman, Bolae: J. W. Webater, Rexburg; Robert Roger aon; John Grimmett; Joaepb White, Bboabone; George V. Lelgbton, Payette: Robert Noble, ReyBolda Creek; W. H. Baugh, BboabM. Colorado. ' George L. Oonldlng and wife, DenTer; H, A. Johnaon, Denver. ' Grand Hirer Btockgrowera' aaaociatloo; Hon. George Yule, New Castle: Elmer Cook, Ride; C. W. rYluMS, Parachute; Tbomaa Glorer, Paracbnto. . . . - ,;; , t Arisona. ' B, 8. Gotney tad wife, Flagataff. . ":' .''';-,. 'Xowa. B. J, Bergeaon, Orattlbger. Hew BanpabJre. Charles Wright, Keene. - Missouri, : Tradera' Llreatoci exchange: M. C. Ryland, Kanaaa City; Phllo Harrla, Kanaaa City; K. 8. Downs, Kanaaa City. American Angora Goat Breedera' aaaociatlon: Ueorge F. Thompson, Washington, D. C; John W. Fnlton, Kanaaa City; Dr. W. 0. Bailey, Kanaaa City; R. W. Craig, Macleay, Or.: V. 8. Grant, Dallaa, Or. Deli'gatea at large: (harlea K. Leonard, Bellalr; David Rankin, Tarklo; T J. Wornall, Liberty H. 0. Duncan, Osborne; Turner McBaln, Co lumbia: 8. P. Emmona, Mexico; Hugh W. El llett, EaUU; iamea Xonng, Welch., Zndiaa Territory. E. B. Fraaer and wife. Oregon. Connty eommlaalonera: Darld Craig, Macleay, Ptlegatea at large: Cbarlea E. Ladd, Mult, ncmab county; William F. Jonea, Marlon county; J. U. Edwards, Crook county. IlUnols. State board tlreetock eommlaalonera: A. W. Sale, Springfield; William Tblelmann. Arlington HelgbU; Wlllam P. Smith, Montlcello. 0. W. Reker, secretary Chicago Ltveetock exchange; B. U. Trumbull, commercial agent Illinois Cen tral railroad, Portland. American Galloway Breedrra' aaaociatlon; William Martin, Winni peg, Can; t). H. Bwlgart, Champaign; A. M. Thompson, Nashua, Mo. Washington. Connty commissioners: Grant 8. Copeland, Walla Walla; Jobn L. Hmlth, Spokane chamber of commerpa. - t e- 1 , . Calif orals. Kern County Land A Cattle company! H, A. Jaatro, Bakerafleld; W. 8. Terla, BakersHeld; W. H. McKlttrlck, Bakeratteld; Fred Flckert, Tedachapl; Jobn Cnddehack, Tehachapl; Walter Rankin, Callente; C. W. Jackaon, Famosa; C L. Connor, BakeraBeld; Trnxton Beale, Bakara held; F. G. Munter, Bakeraoeld. - W. E. Coman, general freight agent Bonthers Pacific, Portland, Or. TaT ww Tort. 0. Howard Oarldson, Mellbrook. ZadUaVBiaW T, 8. Gravel, Indlanauolla. ' ' ' TirgtaU. John T. Cowan, Cowan'a Mllli; Bon. Gaorga W. Kolner, Wyoming. B. Selway, Sheridan. Tatontaxuu i Delegatea at large: C. J. MoNamsra, Big Sandy; William Llndnay, Glendlre; A. J. Darldaon, Helena. Montana Btockgrowera' aa aociatlon: C. H. Austin, Great Falls; 0. C. Armstrong, Culbertaun; A. E. Aiken, Glendlre; J. A. Baker. Ulgbwood; J. A. Baker, lilgb wood; William Bennett, Helena; K. Beack, Augusta; 8. K. B. Riddle, Graham; J. M. Boardinan, Oawego; J. T. Brown, Blrney; D. (J. Browu, Great tails; G. B. Bourne, Hill; K. (). Helway, Dillon; J. V. Bishop. Dillon; J. W, Bearles, Helena; O. C. Cato, MUea City; C. B. Catllu, White Hulphur Springe; RolMtrt Coburn, Great Kails; M. 0. Connera, Bpeardah, 8. 1).; T. A. Cummlnga, Benton; C. L. Cowell, Mis soula; Frank Conley, Deer Iodge; J. 8. Day, Culbertaon; A. J. Dartdeon. Helena : J. L Txhart. Llrlngaton: F. M. M alone. Miles City; Jaka L. Debart, Great Falls; J. B. Edwards, Foraythe; I). Fratt, Billing; F. P. Flemlug, Glendlre; R. A. Fraaer, Helena; John Har ris. Benton; R. P. Hercn, Milea City; J, M. Holt, MUea City, J. S. Hopklna, Forsytbe; H. K. Howery, Helena; K. ' H, Johnaon, MUea City; Con Kobra, Helena; Len Lewla, Lewla; 0. J. Mc'amara, Helena: T. -A. Marlow, Helenas P. McCormlck, Blllluga; J. H. ,Mor, Mllon: Joe . 8cott. Spokane. Wash.: F. C. Robertaon. Bookane, Wash; Henry Sleben. Ueleua; 0, If. i blockar. Great Fallaj flarra Wibaux,' Miles atys W. B. Logan, Harlem; x. t. naian, ueiena. Texas: Cattle-Rtlaers Aaaociatlon of Texaa: p. H. nii.nwui AuwuiVf n. V. naruuiKs a uisTs i rllk; O. W. Arrlngton, Canadian; K. B. Rag gett, Oxone: W. 8. BImpaon, Bnrlna; E. . Baldrldge, Fort Worth; J. W. Spencer, Fort Worth; George Begga, Fort Worth; Georga ayracuse, nan.; uuia rarr, nan Au- gelo; Bird A- Merta. Ban Angelo; Bitting A Scott, Carlsbad, N. M.: W. W. tiogel. Marfa; a. mi, xwuriaua, vnicaaana, i. 1.; a. u, Uage, secretary. Pecoe; Claude Branch, Edna; R. 11, Brown, Fort Worth; M. T. Buel, Chicago, 111., Union ftockyarda: Hot B. Burnett. Renluinln: A. P. Bush, Fort Worth; Ben Tillar. Fort Worth; W. K. Campbell, Fredonla; A, G. Boyea, manager, Cbanlng; E. B. Carver, Henrietta; Chase Bros., Dunlap. Kan.; J. M. Cblttlm, Ban Antonio; A. R. Berry, manager, Archor City; J. M. Coburn. McMUlen. N. M.; Kteleman A Koran, Ban Antonio; W. D. Cowan, pecoe; Crowley Broa., Fort Worth: Curfle Broa.. Mem pbla; J, M. Daughertv, Abilene; Francisco C. IeBaca, Endee, N. M. ; Devltt A Flato. Fort Worth; J. a. Thompaon. manager, Mlneola, Kan.; J. M. Doble, Cotulla; R. Drlacoll, Ban- 3uive; n. a, tiiiaon, uyaart; j. u. Lockwood, an Antonio: Fred Horabruah. m.innirer. Kamuila; W. H. Featheratone. Henrietta; Frank Tonilln aon, Chicago: O. M. and H. L. Flato, Flrt Worth; Fleming k Davidson, San Antonio: Dr. B. B. Fraxler. Vlnta, t. T.; A. 8. Gage, San Antonio; J. W. Gibson, Waggoner. I. T.; God- lie pAlnvnlnalna &nn.n& TA 1 A 1 s . taa. wiuuiianiuu vuAUfslu, J.1 ll(7USil BlUVM) rtlai; Jopb V, UrMfi h Co., EdcIdkI: C. 8. Urnwa, Hck Springs; W and P. Green wood, PI Kio; Hale A WUllanui, ttreeoTlUe; J. J. BasernitD, uvawVii, At, im.. , vv . J3I, AACiLs-, I, A J R- K. HalaelL Decatur; M. Ha Iff Bro., Ban Antonio; W. L. Hargua, Cotulla: R. U. Har rla, Ban Angelo; Allen Heard, Carlsbad, N. M.; R. Z Herrlck, Chicago atockyarda; C. T. Her ring, Vernon; Arthur B. Holland, Trinidad, Col.; W. L. Holmealey, Midland: Hoover A Hood, Canadian; Hovencamp A McNatt, Fort norm; jonn a. uowry, manager, Denver, col C. B. Hudspeth, Oxona; Hut ton & Uolaell, Mararlaa, N. M.; J. D. Hackaon, Alpine; J. L. Johnaon, Fort Worth; W. M. Jonea, Beevllle; T. B. Jonea, Drlacoll; I. J. Klmberlla, manager, Sherman: W. D. Klucald. Alulue: H. L. Koker. not, Alplnei B. C. Laaater, Falfurrlaa; Bam Li tenia, Sherman; Perry Lefore, Miami; George W. Llttletleld, Austin; Oliver Loving, Jacaaboro; Lucas- King. Taylor: J. A. and A. M. Mc Fadden, Victoria; N. M. March, San Angelo; Murdo Mackensle, Trinidad, Colo.; 8ol Mayer m orw., run norm; Ki, w. uercnant as Bon, Abilene; Mills-Wood Cattle company, Syracuse, Kan.; Tbomaa Montgomery, Mount Blanco; W. R. Moore, Ardmore, I. T.; Naylor A Jonea, Waggoner. I. T. : T. M. O'Oounor. Vletnrls: Tbomaa O'Laughlln, Miami; Vail A Galea, Loa Angelea, 6ak; J. C. Parramore, Abilene; Phil Perner,' Oxone; D. B. Gardner, Fort Worth; Jamea C. Johnston, Hlghee, Colo.; Price A Keith, Addlngton, 1. T.: Kdward I. Reed, Den ver, uoi.; v. r. lteynoioa, unanning; Ueorge T. Reynolds. Fort Worth: Aaher Richardson. En. clnal; Scott A Richardson, Colorado City;'. Al um iwwi, sacLan, si. a. nueeeu, Menard Tllle; E. E. UdeU, St. Louta: R. U. Sandereon. Big Springe; M. Hanson. Al vera do; Sawyer w couiiwny, uanaosn, wis.; inariee Bcbrel- m. , nwurut, t, v. niHDiw, iauaa; j. u. Btlnaoa, Woodward, O. T. ; Btonebreaker A Mc Cown, Kanaaa City, Mo.; Swenaon Broa., Stem- iotq; j, a. inaa, mecoian, i. j.; Tom Broa., i.uipuniiHai w. x. naagoner, uccarur; tucb- Welder. Victoria; Ike West. San Antonio; Ira L Wheat, Rock 8prlnga; C, W. Whitehead A Bona, Sonera: Frank WUIlford. H.t.n u.m VMiaon. Cotulla; Abner T. Wilson. Medicine iiat, lanaoa; r. B. w iinerapoon, Galneavtlle; Jerry Yatee. Red Rock. O. T. ; Toung Broa. Cuttle company, protection, Kan. F. tturrla, ui v vv urn w inwif List of Palerates. County pommiaslonera: Jobn Beeley, Mount Pleasant, Utah; W. Foater Hlddeu, Vancouver. Hash., Clark county; Charlea K. Wright, Red I-odge, Mont.; H. J. Smith, Brldger; Charlea Springer, Cimarron, N. M. ; V. L. Smelling, Lakevlew, Or.; W. H. Wehrung. milsboro. Or"; Delegate at large: Hon. C. J. McNamara, Big Saudv, Mont: lion. A. J. Davidson, Helena, Mont.; Hon. William Lindsay. Olendlve, Moat.l T. M. Madison, Pierre, S. b.f William Borst Pierre, 8. D.; 0. J. Buell. Rapid City, 8. D.i H. O. Anderson, Sturgle, 8. D. ; J. W. Reedy, Btresford, 8. D. : J. Q. Anderson, Chamberlain, 8. D.; Hon. Martin Conrad. Chicago, 111.; Hon. W. o. Gerrard, Sprlngfleld. III.: Hon. unariea crown, y lorn, nu; Ma. John T. Cowan, Cowan'a Mills. Va .: II. Ci. Rtfinmnl.. Rtinlr.n. Wash.; L. K. Cogswell, Chehalla, Waali.; M. P, Whalen, Woodland.; Theodore Reed, Moscow, Idaho; William Campbell. Squirrel, Idaho; ua . nrwivuy, weriiiinn, taano; V. M O'Donel, Bell Ranch... N. M. t W. 8. Prager. Roawelt, N. M. ; W. C. McDonald, White, Oaka N. M.; Dra. Rlee A Rice, Little Bock, Ark.: . .. Delegates at Xarr. El Paao chamber of commerce: M. C. Mrlca. El Paae, Tex.; J. W. FIsbar. El Paao, Teg. 2aAlviauaiS -' TV. H. ) Weeka. Kanaka City, Mo.; M. B. Irwin, 8t. Joseph, Mo.; W. H Datrymole. Baton Rouge, La.; J. H. Shannon, North Yakima, Wub.j H. E, Williams, iiiio, w, Va.; L. H. Field Hugo., CoL : Ueorge Scaaeffer. Hugo, Cvl-iX. S, llarper, Hugo, Cot, ' - . -- A-aO - n 1 av ? v4 li . ';'. 0 1 1 i l l w ' mmuwA wwir Corner Third and Burnside Streets THERE WAS A PERFECT RAIN A PERFECT DELUGE OF DOLLARS AT MY STORE ON SATURDAY. The crowd being so great that I had to again and again close my doors for a time to give my clerks a chance to wait upon the customers Sales were simply tremendous, but they have got to continue in order to clear my skirts of debts soon to be due. EVERY DOLLAR'S.WORTH OF GARMENTS IN THE STORE MUST PAY THE PEN ALTY OF MY INDISCRETION in buying too largely last fall, and men of Oregon will reap the harvest of my mistake. THESE BARGAINS CANNOT LAST FOREVER, so take advantage of the ABSOLUTE SLAUGHTER now in progress at the HUB. Come today and see for yourself that this is THE BARGAIN STORE OF OREGON. Yours for quick sales and no profits, ' PAUL STRAIN. Overcoats lOWIB TXAJV TMtOWTST--BETTXB TKAJf TKB BEST. Bltfht now, iXL ths hamrt of ths o?ar. ooat . saasoa w ara saUlmr ott ooavts at las money tbaa It costs to rar tjtam, olotli, trimming aa& prof it tlurowa la. "... j- . aia.S Castor Beaver Overocats, in blue and black, lined with a good all-wool serge in medium and long -lengths, Forced Bale price, . 93.85 . $16.00 Overcoats, in all-wool mel tons, kerseys, beavers, frleses, in all latest styles. Forced Sale price ....... .-..fWW $30.00 and $38.00 tailor-made Over coats, In the rough Scotch effects, overplaids, neat checks, kerseys, meltons, astrakhans, whipcord. Bed fords, 1,000 overcoats in Belt Oxford, Burtout, ' automobile, la all extreme novelties and conser-' vatlve cuts, all shades and col ors All $20.00 and $25.00 Over coats, Forced Sale price. .. .$10.8 $35.00 " and $30.00 Belt Overcoats, Surtout Overcoats. Chesterfield Overcoats, Box Overcoats, s inc lined Overcoats, satin-lined Over coats, Melton Overcoats, chinchil la Overcoats, kersey Overcoats, novelty Overcoats, made, cut and tailored up to the second. Forced Sale price is $14.88 OBATBHSTTBS. $20.00 Cravenettes. ........ T.88 $25.00 Cravenettes. .$ 8.88 $30.00 Cravenettes..... - $13.88 $36.00 Cravenettes... $14.88 $40.00 Cravenettes..... $18.88 Mackintoshes $ 4.00 and $ S.00 Mackintoshes, $1.88 $ 8.00 and $ T.60 Mackintoshes, $3.88 $ 7.50 to $10.00 Mackintoshes, $3.88 $10.00 to $15.00 Mackintoshes, $5.88 Coats and Vests Made to measure by the best tail ors in the world for $10.00, $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00 We bought 'em cheap, and now we must sell 'em still cheaper. $10.00 Coats and Vests, in both sack and frock, in every slse and all colors, Forced Sale price. .. .$4.18 $15.00 Coats and Vests, 500 differ ent styles, mostly from $25 Suits, Pants sold or mislaid, in every make of woolens from tweed to broadcloth, Forced Bale price. $6.18 $20.00 and $25.00 Coats and Vests, in every Imaginable make of coat and style of woolens, trimmed in the finest and tailored the best way, sacks, frocks and Prince Al berts, Forced Bale price.... $8.18 ODD COATS. BOO unclaimed tailor-made Coats, suitable for office or street wear, will be closed out at these Forced Sale prices: $10.00 Odd Coats, .............$1.88 $12.50 Odd Coats....... ........ $2.89 $16.00 Odd Coats ........$4.89 ' ' Overalls 60c, 60c and 75o Overalls.. ....SSa Ths Forced Bale price on The Hub half-dollar Overalls, oa the Union ,45o Overalls, on the Ply mouth 76c Overalls, is flfto. 1,000 dozen, in all sizes, all colors. - . ' SUITS $10.00 and $12.50 Suits, in sack and frock, all slses. Forced Bale ; price ...,...................$3.50 $15.00 Suits in sacks and frocks, - neat dark colors, tailor made. Forced Sale price $5.00 $20.00 Suits, in sacks and frocks, strictly tailor made garments ? only, in pure wool worsteds, .black, clays and fancy mixtures, ' Scotch tweeds and cheviots.. $7.50 125.00 Suits, in fine Imported all wool worsteds, strictly tailor made, lined with all-wool serge or fine farmers' satin, ' in single and double-breasted frocks. Forced ' Bale price . ..$104)0 $30.00' Suits, in the highest grade Imported woolens, tricots, broad cloths, doeskins, clay worsteds, vicunas, silk mixtures, fancy Scotch suitings, cheviots, Eng , llah tweeds, cut in the very lat est styles; an excellent $30.00 value Forced Sale price.. $1880 $35.00 and $40.00 Fine Custom Tailored Suits, in an endless va riety of styles and shapes, every thing imaginable ' in fine Suits contained in . this lot, all slses from 30 to 60, all of our own, the Union and Plymouth finest $35.00 and $40.00 tailor made suits are in this lot, and the Forced Sale price is ..................$10.00 Working Shirts 75o double reinforced working Shirt, ' double-sewed lap seams, in pretty -dark, serviceable shade. Forced Bale price ....87o" $1.00 hickory Shirts, 1,000 dosen to pick from. Forced Sale price. .480 SBZS8 SXXBTS. 60 dozen of laundered and negligee Shirts, slightly soiled, in white and fancy bosoms, will be sold during the Forced Sale at ,..,$50 $1.00 white Shirts, in the short bosoms, open back and front , Forced Sale price .,......',,,460; $1.60 dress Shirts, in both white and colored bosoms, will be sold dur ing the Forced Bale at .73o $3.00 dress Shirts, in soft and stiff bosoms, in all the famous makes, will be sold during the Forced Sale at 96o Gloves Garters', Handkerchiefs, Cuffs and the hundred and one things that go to make up first-class tarnishing goods deyetttntmt go at about one third their real valne. , "; . Shoes The best kinds only, mostly, from the Oreat Union stock. '$1.75 and $2.00 Shoes. -in solid leather, and guaranteed, Forced Bale price .....$1.00 $2.00 to $3.00 Union Shoes In lace and congress, in calf, vtrt and colt. Forced Sale price. ......... . .$1.80 $3.00 to $4.00 Union Shoes go during the Forced Sale at. ....... ...$3.00 $4.00 to $5.00 Union Shoes go during; the Forced Sale at , . .$3.60 $5.00 to $6.00 Union and Hub Shoes during the Forced Sale at. . . .$3.00 XiI?lZB8. :",'v. $1.26 Slippers, Forced Sale price. B8e $1.50 Slippers, Forced Sale price. 78c $2.00 Slippers. Forced Sale price. 87a. Men's Underwear " Thousands upon thousands of -dos-ens of the finest Underwear that was ever shown in this city to be sacrificed " in the next 80 days at ONE-HALF PRICE. 60c and 056 Jersey-ribbed, fleeeed cotton Underwear, in all sizes and shades, 1,000 dozen in this lot. Forced Sale price .. , 83c 75o and 90o fleeced and plain cot ton .Underwear, in handsome shades of tan, flesh, blue and pink Forced Sale price 38o $1.00 and $1.25 cotton Underwear, in the full finished Egyptian cotton and full wool-fleeced, Jer sey-ribbed Macos. Forced Bale price . a . . , .480 WOOIa tnroxawEAB. $1.00 and $1.50 all-wool Underwear, in the famous full-fashioned, " glove-fitting, swlts Conte makes, In blue, pink, tan, and gray. Forced Bale price.. ........ ..88o $1.60 to $2.60 fine, select lamb's wool Underwear, in all the very best makes and mills, all sizes, all colors. Forced Sale price,. 88o $3.00 to $8.00 woo) and silk Under . wear, about S00 dosen of them. They go at the Forced Bale price of ............. $1.88 Handkerchiefs JOo Hemstitched Handkerchiefs in plain white and fancy borders. Forced Sale price So 15o Handkerchiefs, including . . Jap anese silks with initials, go dur ing the Forced Sale at. 8o All fine Irish Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs at one half and less. Suspenders Can you get a pair of President Suspenders anywhere outside The Hub for less than 60cf The Hub sells 'em always at...,.,....S5o 142 dozen of Standard Suspenders, 60o everywhere, Forced Bale price .....j....... , ,,.aio 2$ dosen fine Holiday Suspenders, $1.00 and $1.60 values, Forced Sale price 3To Umbrellas If you could only realize the tre mendous values we are forced to give in good Umbrellas, every man or woman in Oregon would buy an umbrella at The Hub during this Forced Bale. .'3o buys you an Umbrella that Would cost $1.00 under happier con ditions, but we are up against it and must sell, 610 buys you a Gloria Umbrella, with a steel rod and frame "that i would ba very cheap at $1.50. ; 87o buys you an Umbrella that any umbrella man in town will ask you $2.00 for. We must sell. . $147 buys you a ' swell, fancy buckhorn or natural-wood handle Umbrella that would be a bargain at $3.76. And so we sweep the line. We have them as high as $15.00, and will sell 'em to you under these enforced conditions at;. t . 'J.' i OTTBTXXX9) TtLICB. '. " Trousers We are forced to sell the flaest stock of .Pants la 3orUaad at these prloesi $2.00, $2.60 and $2.76 all-wool Pants,' in all slses. Foroed Sal prioe.98o $8.00 and $5.00 all-wool Pants. In neat hairlines, pretty plaids and fancy all-wool worsteds. 3,000 to ' pick from. Forced Sale price $1.89 $6.00 to $7.60 tailor-mad Trousers, in every size and make of pants you can think of; Immense variety to select from. They're tailor-made.- They'll fit you. Forced Sale price ..... $2.99 $7.50 to $10.00 tailor-made Trous ers, 2,(00 pairs to pick from, se lect imported woolens, only used in the manufacture of these peer less pants. Forced Sale price $3.89 Collars 1(4 dosen of JOo and 26a Collars from the Plymouth stock that son- fllct with our regular lines, will be offered during the Forced Sal at .8o Socks One ton of lOo Cotton Box go during the Forced Sale at ...Bo 15o black and tan Cotton Sox, ' : Forced Bale price ,..8o 25a fancy Sox, double heel, soles' and toes, In lisle Maco and merino, Forced Sale price ..Ho 60c, 76o and $1.00 fancy imported Socks, 1,060 dosen in this grand lot, of imported French goods, no finer Sox can be bought for money. Forced Sale price , ...,33o KXITR WOOIa SOC7C8. I V 20c and 25c wool Socks, home-made, in gray only. Forced Sale price ISo 40a and 60e Norwegian hand-knit, double-twist lamb's wool Socks, in 20 different shades, Jast like what mother used to make. Forced . Sale price ,$xo Hats With two great Hat stocks pur chased at a fraction of their ost. we can quote you prices during the Forced Sale that will surprise you. 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