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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY. .JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY E VENINO, APRIL 21, ' ICCi. : ' ... (v.,- .i) i,;.; y.x:1.' 'iW rf.-: ,... V V- k- POLITICAL TIGHT 1 I'AGES FIERCELY &EKOCXA.TXO . cnmu oomiut A"; MTEtT COsTTBO om m bxjbotiow o : A CMAXBMX-FXK?0 SVOO VXT . 1' n cxosxs sas srxaixira. -yv,'-;- 'vr-- ,. v, ;- .,: , , ; The f actional tight la the local Demo eratlo organUatloa broke out afresh "V'.laat night when the new county 'central committee assembled to elect Its chair .'man and .axeeuUve commute. There waa a Hero wrangle over the chairman ' ablp, tha arguments frequently becom ing extremely personal, and the ocea- atonal appeala tor harmony (ell upon unheeding ear. In the end the Peery faction triumphed, and their candidate, John Van Zanta, -was elected chairman. He waa also made chairman and ex " officio member of the executive commit ' tee, the object being to avoid a conflict ; between the executive and the general " , committee, auch aa there baa been for ' the last two years. ' Both faotlona are if , represented on the new executive com - mittee. though probably the Peery fol- - lowing la In tha aacandancy. . ;. Two Candidate' for Maae, -. Twa candidates for chairman were ", before tha county committee. John Van Zante waa ' put forward by the Peery, taction and C, B. WUUama waa - tha candidate . or tha oppoelng faction. - In behalf of WUUama It waa urged that ; hla wide acquaintance among tha busi- -teas men of the city and county would be of greater value in raising funda to ;. carry on the campaign. Van Zante re celved warm indorsement 'from mem bars of tha old ' executive committee. who declared that the party had no harder worker. There waa a dlveraloa , when Henry Gray, who la now allied with tha 8 week faction, accueed H. B. Nicholas,' one of the leaders of the ... Jery wing, of having voted the Re ; publican ticket fticholaa Bercely re vented the charge, declaring that be " ' had "voted the Dcmoc ratio ticket from top to bottom all tha day of hla voting .life." . .. . -....v. . Pat Powers declared that Van Zante had no tight to aeek election to the office of chairman of the committee. Inasmuch as ha la ona of the nominees for tha legislature, - "I am astonished," aaid Powers, ad dressing ; Van .Zante, "that you should think of auch a thing aa accepting this chairmanship whUa you are a candidate . for election on tha ticket What wlU tha other men on that ticket think when tha campaign funda are being raised and placed in your hands T If you , re sign from tha ticket it wlU be different, put you nave no right to take tha chair manahlp while you are a nominee.'! ; I i ' ' . 1 .. . I ll - "" V II jaaiajLataaBja - -- I FOUR . I ; DOORS 'oSd X ! EAST yt OF THE V U PERKINS l l I ' . I III I HATCI . I F I f I 1 I : :. . r I I III A X i a a? mm a 1 II . ----F -- !! . SOMEWHERE IN THIS FAVORED LAND THE SUN is shining BRigmyr; rTt;. THE BAND IS PLAYINO SOME WHEREf SOME WHERE HEARTS ARE LIGHT; Qr-Wti : SOMEWHERBi MEN ' ; ARE h LAUGHING SOME- j ' ; . : ' WHERE CHILDREN, SIIOUT, :;ff; AND THERE'LV BE : jOY IN PORTLANb.WHn-E C THE FIRE SALE HOLDS OUT l rt 'd V ' ? .v 'i-The Modern Eugcn:Field.;"v- . 7 TIIE:FIRST PURCHASE FREE 1 . :!T. Jivery -M-alsg. tha first oustoaaief gate hla money baak. Xt may be tat a suit of elotaea, e for a has. a pair of shoes, or rloves. but no mat aay what, tha first ooa paying aaoaey to tha oaahla gat that money back. J Casino Mine, Bf Op to data money has been returnea aa followoi ' l -Btoa, saoraiag, April 11, miohwrd CBiiaa, Oak Ttata. OaL. salt of elothaav - i ,i ' ,r Tuea, AprU it, Waa, Ouraoa, ITemoa street, city, pair of shoes. , , v " wm, Apru is, vaorga aumea, xouabora, Or snll ef olothea. ,1, 'Thara, April 14, Srown, OoraeUusy OxH vnlt of aaderweaa , Ttt, AprU 15, IC Tana?, Journal "Ad." room, jpaaama hat. Vat, April la, CNocra Oleaay, Charles Motet City, ovarcoaC v Xoaw April la, galeamaa, Weadara, Clarka si Ooadd Test, , aea, Aprtt la, W. P. Maid, Zaaaaa ft xrouleeafs till, Cly. paUr ahoaa, Wed-, April to, A. J. Maker, BsJeaman, ararshall-Wells Mardware CO, pair drasa ftoraav ,, ,s v .. .. v.-... VJ-V . Yes, there's Gladness e -1 Sj I I ere jnfitheirie orhood of Kt7A 7 285-287 WASHINGTON ST is rt : -r hi'' . ;.-r rou? DOOSSv EAST OF THE' FELTO KOTEL Seats axe now selling at the Marquam Grand Theatre for the Return Engagement of SCHUMANN-MEINK! iContralto - DIRECTION LOIS -STEERS, The recital will,be given at the' First 'Baptist Church, Twelfth and Taylor streets, Saturday eveningApril 23, 1904, at 8:15. An entire change of program. PRICES $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c j --1 :., ; ,Not more. 'than six seats to one person. i- v r N. H. Grafton protested against per sonalitlea and . bickering, and then launched trpon a tirade against Wil liams, charging him with having been - ,two-faced" and "With having secretly allied himself with tha Sweek faotlon, while pretending to be an adherent of Peery.. Thle bronght form acrimonious replies from supporters of Wllliama and the debate grew bitter. Some eemblanca of harmony waa finally restored by O. W. Allen, who made a atrong plea for - eeaaatlon of personalities and abuse, urging -that hostilities , should cease. After mora than an hour of wordy war fare -the ballot aa (taken, resulting la Van Zante's election. The Vote was: ,.Van Zanta If, .Wllliama Si. There Vaa no contest over tha aleo tion of aeoretary. ' Bert Haney . being " choaan by;aoclamatloa r; . ; . . ; ... t .... ; Maaeatlva CoaaraMaaa. CONFIDENCE in SET AT $1000 L1RU . i - sow "SJMMDU" ITS f MM .- AMU Or xmn, CAcex-r or aov o? moBMnra 'A MAM, UU1MD , MT : BISTMXCT ATTOmMMrS QTYIC ATVB sV ZVa AMMZSTSO. $5 PER MONTH Reward The ; undersigned : will pay , a.'re ward of $1,000 in gold for any case of Brjght's Disease or Kid ney 1 Trouble we ' cannot cure. WE ABSOLUTELY , KNO W rBpindle--flUrene and Ous; Bowers I tnat OUT System Will JfSKFCT- were caught In the act of bunkoing an T1V, fTTPW. ,-. a.1 i,Aa . - - - tfl.k. I W a- VtUtV4 Wi WUbBB UiA I mha-M ofthrcaT- r8 ho- ea,e. m very ahort order. and Waahington streets, but Assistant District. Attorney Bnencer reiusea u issue complaints against the men be-1 cause the victim at one time got the on. OS . mom .oyoiiia. uuuoi m. - rl.i tnt" "i r T that remained for tha ponce to ao waai xajra wio vui. 11 a uwonent to reease Stevens and Sowers and the I .1.... . '.m maa' T 1 victim of their ctfnning game. , .. filf. fw per Stevens and Bowers sot 139 01 tne vie 1 tnnnfti nn1,r . nrHimnt ..:.. 1 1 Urn's money, but when he cried and told "77.'-' them it waa all he had In the world, conditions : but deSinne to CS- they wero matching half-dollar -plwe taDliSn-tne eincacy Of OUT meth- with Mm. anil wlnnlnr all hla money. I J I f rt IT'r T T nn . I The Storm V MUlnn ,K. I n.tuiu.. Uartm.n hannaniul I wu' ' uu S I T 111 Vft AJJ I w - -aw wiuiu 1 aVH-va aa. -aaea w.--m a- - I I central eoramlttee waa preceded by a along and caught them in the act Tak PORTLAND THAT WE CAN haUldtOhsinfl snMiintaa KatwAA-i .- .4 U. ha asfaiflnn hssV ai1lMai1 I r -r " I Hearsfs emissarlea from flan Franclaco them to be locked in a cell., but It was I MAKE. THESE CURES, W ana a mamoer or tne committee, with-1 not long until they were ireea. Tut b preliminary bout or a refer J. 1 Stevens is One of the best known con- jf. warmer and Louia H. Mooser trisd fldence men on the Paclno coast, ana is to perform a one-act flatio comedv for dubbed "Snlndle" because of the fact tha entertainment of tha u-.trhi that for many years he operated a large xemocrata The trouble was due to a. wheel of fortune, a well known "sure -. remark of Farmer, in effect that Mooser tthlng" method of filching coin from the naa nraggea ne would buy up the dele-1 unwary. The last game be ran or tnat jratea. Jt s was net dear whether SUU J kind waa on lower Third- etreet-about , or , national delegates were meant by Blx months ago, when Chief Hunt forced Farmer. ,j . htm out ' of business by plaolng , unl- Hatia Xnoonntar. ' I formed officers In front of his place to I H. M. Warner heard FarmM". I see that no one was robbed. Stevens - ment and offered him first" ISO and thenana''nl''rtBer''w,r,"rle',a tne mu SlWS 10 Drove th tf.tumnt k, nicmai court lor larceny, were .con- Farmer backed awav. Ju.t hn victed and fined $1.S0 by Judge Hogua, nUred the room and waa Informed of Tna fln" WM placed below 120 so, they wnai naa occurred. He demanded that cou,a "ol "PP"" 10 ln" circuit couri. Farmer faoe him. hut was later declared Illegal by the "you're a llarl" yelled Mooser. as thv circuit court : Judges and the fine re- came together. turned. , .4 Farmer made a. miht ..,n4 Sowers, is a-stranger to the Portland! awing that, would have hurt his fist police' nd has never been here before u ne naa nn an ox. nut fell ahnrt ,h. l uowui. v mm mv uw..v w whtivi I win have charge of the campaign, iouowb: - - Chairman John Van Zanta. v Ward 1 -T. J, Conoannon. . Ward S J. 8. Cronan. Ward I a H. Thomaa, - Ward J. W. OrussL . Ward i Ed Dwyer. J Ward H. W. Parker. - Ward T J. O. hteyburn. ' " ; Ward I M. D. GeOrge. Ward Newton McCoy. 4 , Ward 10 Johnson White. County members N.u, Oraftoiv M. Oaborn, J. T.t MUler. make this liberal offer for a short time only. X.RADIUM S. E. Cor.' First and Morrison. TeL Main 2786.t. ... . mark, Maoaer souared off hut m.. 1 .'bars -.of tha committee thereupon held SUvftn d Bowera, because they gavel ui men. or a minute or o they snatl - v uina;, venem at each other and then a, t Ba th victim played with them for Peery called tha committee to order th PHoae of beating them out of their iiuucy, Biu i-jyuiy Aisr,uv Aliurnvy Spencer, to whom the case was re ferred. "In fact, the victim won as high as ISO from tha men at one time, and admitted it It was one of those cases that would not hold water in court, and there was no use in swearing out com plain te.' AT CUT-RATET UNTIL HAY 1st TEETH which ended hostilities. n'U have the delegation if I have to tivtw: 4, I. k. 1 ... . . " uuiuait accreaitea to 'swat oy warmer. . , jw.ve ;never made such a remark to anybody." declared Mooser. "I have wu iw u me time ever came when I had to buy delegates I woula put on back Corola. My vwr m aiuornia has been ona long fight against bribery. No , ney, aa it la called, was brought to Oregon. If such were the boor el.;- "W r " lor T?f-r go to Washington to ba present tt the Democratic con vention la that sute on May 6. Mooaer urpny win return to Call Xornl In a day or two. 5 PXO Jl ILEA nOMXST SZBS. ', W. O. Wallace, a nloneer tinrt.t , ki. city and at ona time auperintendent of ' Mr1r JttmJt 1. at . 4 L. I - . - mm uiiui paralysis at 711 East Stark etreet, aged 60 years. Mr. Wallace was twice married. havinr threa children by his first wife, one of wnora resiaea in xoieao. Ohio, the other two live in tian jrrancisco. By his sec - ,pnd wife' ha had ona child, a .daughter, ; now ona year of age. Mr. Wallace was a . . Scotchman and - came to. the United - States 11 ISM. .'; 9 Baby Grand PIANOS thrown on the market at wholesale price. Read .about it on page 3. ALBINA WOODMEN FORM NEW CAMP The Boston Painless Dentists are doing all dental work for ooet Of material to introduce our lata aiaoov erles and painless methods. . Painless Extracting ............. .Free Examinations' . .... i ......;,. ;. . .Free I Silver Fllllnars ........i.. Ml Gold Fillings .70 Gold Crowns .,; S.00 Brldae Work ..1 i a.ool Full Set: Teeth .-. ....,. ... S-Ofll NO STUDENTS EMPLOTED. Come at -once and take advantaae ofl low rates, ah worn aone ov BDeciajista. 1 WITHOUT PAIN and guaranteed TEN TEARS. Our late botanical discovery to appix to. ins- gums - ior extracting, fllling crowning TEETH WITH-1 Corner Fifth and Morrison streets. En trance 191 Vt Morrison, opposite Meier I ox jf rana a noun i:iu a. m. to s n. xn.i Monday evening a new - camp - came into the family of Pacific jurisdiction. W. O. W.. by the addition of Rose City camp, No. 776, to that order. Twenty' two eandldatea were initiated. For some weeks the "choppers . resld- I n tr in Hf illtnnmalt nAAitian A 1 hi no tun been interesting themselves in the move-1 OUT PAIN is known and used only by ment, wmcn culminated in ma rouna- HACt An Pninloca. Ilentlcri ternal lodges in hls city. The exercises were held in tha ban at Mississippi avenue and Shaver street The hall waa lavishly, decorated. Across h AAllfnv in all iflMitllim. mvmmm IimiiH. ful streamers of bun tin. Th offic-r-' I clared instituted. A banauet followed. chairs stood in a bower of -evergreen) Prominent among the Woodmen pres- trees, and the doors and windows were" were:"neaa uanxer c v. cooper, twined with vines and Oregon grape. IBrigGen. W. ,E. Rapaon, CoL James The meeting was called to order by I McKlbben, CoL: J. . C. Jones, Lieut' Lonls state organizer George Rogers. Thel Boringer, or saount isoor camp; w. followlna. offloara wr . fnataiiawf a ftmr W Mlmur Of . Multnomah . cams. H. J. the initiation ceremonies: ,. ., I Scott -f Albina camp, and! H. Kublck rasi consul commander. D.1. B. in-ioi. wooaiawn camp. r orana; consul commander, N. Paulson: adviser lieutenant J. A. Seymour: bank-1 Journal friends ' and readers, : when er, James Malone: clerk. J. W. Booths: I travellna on trains to and from Port- physician, W. C McKechnle. M. D.: aa I land, should aak -news agents for Tha cort D. F, Ulbrand; sentry. Martin Ma-I Jou.rn" M insist upon oeing suppued in.v n rn .... n . i r. z. i witn tnrs naner. renortina au raiiurea in n 'r' r'l.i:tI-1 obtaining ltto the offlce-of publication, . , . "' "! u- aaortsaing xne journal, foruana. or. H t HAS BEEN IN PROGRESS DISPOSING OP THE $100,000 STOCK OF SHOES AND CLOTHINO PURCHASED FROM THE BALTIMORE SHOE A CLOTHING COMPANY AT THE TREMENDOUSLY LOW PRICE OP 5 , CENTS ON THE $1, because smoke and dampness had slightly soiled some of the top layers of the most stylish garments, thus enabling the owners to throw the stock upon the hands of the Insurance companies, which paid 70 per cent of the total invoice price of all goods on hand. . - THE FRIGHTFUL-FIRE IN TORONTO, CANADA, will enable many a Canadian dealer to emulate our example and give his friends a benefit they had never known before. These fires are sorrowful calamities to the sufferers, but to other masses of people are sources of STUPENDOUS PROFIT. For example, we are selling suits, of clothes at this sale for $6.95 that sold regularly in Baltimore at $15, $17.50 and $20. We are selling suits at' $9.53 that were sold in Baltimore at $22.50, $25 and $27.50. We sell for $11150 the Baltimore $30 and $32.50 suit-vand at $15 we sell the $35 and $40 garments. WE COULD NOT DO THIS IF WE BOUGHT OUR CLOTHING IN THE ORDINARY WAY. That would be impossible, but by exercising energy, snap, "grab for .the prize while it may be had," GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR, don't wait, "DON'T. BE A CLAM, don't sleep- except In beddon't te a dreamer, don't be dead! In other words, by BEING ALIVE all the time we are in position to retail goods to other merchants at smaller prices than they buy for from their wholesale dealers.; THIS IS WHY WE DO THINGS THE WAY WE DO., WE NEVER MISS A TRICK IN THE BUYING MARKET, and if we do say it ourselves, we are just square and honest enough to give: our friends the, benefit of every advantage we secure by our alterness, perfect acquaintance with the business and the markets of the world. 'We do not make a great bargain for ourselves and withhold the advantage from our patrons. That's not our way. We divide with. the people of Oregon. - WE SHARE AND SHARE -ALIKE.: and :jor this , reason-thr PAUL STRAIN ' STORES are nearly always1 crowded, ..lliere is no wan ot nara times nere. - . 7 - 7- c ; ; : ; , ..v Ma .V',,.. -"v.. .... v is Friday O TTV r C That is one of the days of days at Strain's.: It is always phimp with the GREATEST VALUES BENEATH THE SUN, but with this Baltimore stock on haiid the cup of good things tomorrow will more than overflow. LOOK THE PRICES OVER FOR YOURSELF, ALWAYS REMEMBERING THAT EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS FIRST,, CLASS, UP-TO-DATE AND SUMMER STYLES.- - ; ..:-.-:4,...,;-V. . $6.95 Our Friday Suit Sale : ; Each for 1AM Bulta of tha Baltlroora Shoe) A Clothing Ca's best Spring Gannenta, old in Baltlmora al $15, 17.60 and $10.00. : -1,000 fiulU Baltlmora-fihoa Clothing Ca's $11.0 $26 and $27.(0 finest spring woolen , yJQ Q rarmentg at ...... .. ... ,,.70' J9t &it BU. kQom extt m $$ w4 $M.60 ele gant fabrics, finest tailored gannenta, j- 41J PA sVt ee a t''? ZT ' S10 Bulta of the B. B. as a Co.' cream of the drew ' world Grandest of all the moat stylish garment of the day, every suit made to sell at tf C $35 and $4(1, our price eplteVll Friday Sale of Cravenettes Imported, sold. In Baltimore at $16, $17.60 1 A AA and $20, at Strain' ..ieplU.U,U The Priestly nuke, sold In Baltimore at (f C AA $26 to $85, at Strau'a ..M.M.M.ePlt7eUU Friday Sale of Topcoats ; v ; Te Baltimore $1160 to $20 kind. C7 Cft" at Strain' , vj "Ov The $22.60, $25 and $27.50 Baltimore kind, d Fft at Strain' laVeOy The $$0 to' $56 Baltimore kind, no better M CA on earth, at Strain' .....lU.Ol Friday Sale of Coats and Vests v ' sA h the pire Sale price on every Wool vest m (tl AC tt ' tn nr 6ala pr,c on M tb Baltimore JpltVu - Shoe A Clothing Co.'s $1.60 and $4.60 raney Vesta. ; . -Vf a nr I tne Tire Bala price on all the Baltimore 3Vyd Shoe aothlng Co.' $6 to 47.60 Fancy Vesta. .. . " .'..';,r:;.. a 5 CAM the Fire Sale price on 160 Coat thai spOeOUwere left from the Baltimore Shoe eV Cloth- ring Co.' $25 Suit, aack and frock.1 , via the Jlre r Saie price on $61 Coat and 'Vest from $ SO to $35 Spring Suit, , sack and frock. ' . Friday Sale of Dress Gloves A Is the Fire Sal price on all the Baltimore Shoe uJLk Clathinsr- Co.'a tl mnA IMS nnm HlnvM j AA the Fire. Sale price on all the .'Baltimore ePleUU Shoe V aothlng Co.' $1.60 to $2.50 Dres Wholesale Dept 1 " TERMS CASH '' $5.50; or the accommodation ; of Portland and out-of- - town merchants we have opened a : Wholesale De .partment in which will be found ' everything In the line of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Fur nishing G oods, Shoes, .etc Merchants in the' ' Northwest will find our ' facilities for serving them superior to 'anything that ' has obtained In this re gion heretofore, and our prices are so low as to create astonishment In terior, merchants visiting the city are cordially m yited to inspect our stocks pf this . merchandise and see for ' themselves the tremendous values we of fer and the stacks of gjoods we have to select from. Call either at STRAIN'S, 285-28 7 Washington street, four - doors east of the Perkins hoteLfc or THE HUB. t.ThirdandBurnside, - xwnere poute attendants will escort the visitor to our wholesale depot We feel sure that an inspec tion 1 will create 'new friendships and extended v Dusiness between tK mr. chants of the ' Pacific coast and K' , Very, truly yours, PAUL STRAINS Friday Fire Sale of Pants tfj AA the Fire Sale price on all the Baltimore V?y. Shoe , Clothing Co.' . $$ and $4 Spring Pants, atse from $2 to 60. AAui-thrFIre Sale price on all of the Baltimore Vwe77Shoe eV Clothing CCS $5 td $7.60 Spring Pant, all slxesV . ; 4(9 A Ala the Fire Sal price on all of the Baltimore WeShoe Clothing Co.' finest $7.60 . to $10 Spring Pant. . . Friday Sale of Shoes 7 neatest and finest ot the Baltl- , $8.60 and 4 Shoe $LAy I $7 ranch men' p The' Tery neatest and finest ot the Balti more Elegant Baltimore $6 and $7 ranch men' Shoe at H Friday Sale of Underwear At4 for .'Baltimore' $1 garments. T5a for Baltimore' $1.60 garment. . ; t)5 for Baltimore' $1.75, $1. and $3.25 garment. Ml AS for Baltimore' $3.50 to $$.50 garments'. f 1.9S for Baltimore' $4 and $5 garment. . Friday Sale of Neckwear c AFor,the moat exquisite ef Baltimore' lOo and iy$y75a good. n -Each for Baltimore's elegant $1. $t60 and $2 imported mckwear. , , 9c Friday Sale of 'Kerchiefs 100 doa, Baltimore's 25j Linen 'Kerchief at 10. 20a fof all kinds of 60oemstltchd linen 'Kerchiefs.' Fridav Sale of Socks' -Buy all of the Baltimore Shoe aothlng Co. Imported i5c and $6o Black and Fancy Fast-col of ed Sox. I t, v,' t Vt ' q' I the astonishing sale price on all of the Bal iyC tlmore Shoe ft Clothing Co.' finest' 60c, 76c, $1 and $1.50 imported Sox, all makes, shapes and alse. Friday Sale of Hats ' (f 3A Buys all of the Baltimore Shoe V Clothing epleO" Ca's $2.60 and $3 Spring Hat-. Is the Fire Sal price on all the best brands of $$.60 to $6 jHatfc'IT the Fire Sale price on all the Baltimore Shoe" eV aothlng Co.' 75c, U and $1.25 Caps. .. ' " $2.39 50c . 1