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The Glee and Mandolin club of the
University of Oregon will give a eon
cart of much Interest to the music lovers
cf Portland tomorrow evening In the
auditorium of the High school. There
are quite a number of Portland boys In
the club, and no doubt they will receive
a hearty welcome from their many
friends. The city Is represented- by
Harvey Olafke, St. Clair Thomas. Hor
aoe Fenton and Robert Rountree.
During the concert Mr. 'Rountree will
appear In monologue specialties. In
which he Is very clever, for It will be
recalled the success be made In "The
Ameer," given by the Multnomah club
last spring. During the early season
the clube have given a number of con
certs in eastern Oregon and the Wil
lamette valley. At each place they nave
been enthusiastically received, and the
music they rendered earned the praise
of the press and critics. '
The program which ha been prepared
for Portland la one of Interest, and
follows:
A Toast to Oregon
. .University Olee and Mandolin Clubs
Hop Lee (Chinese Dance .Hearts
Mandolin Club.
Hal Ha! Ha! Ha! .Abt
Olee Club.
"On a Street Car" Mr. Rountree
Floating Idly Atkinson
Mr. Abbett and Olee Club.
Alamo Love .Mandolin Club
Love's Language Hearts
Olee Club.
The Swell.... Mr. Rountree
Poor Ned K o river
Glee Club.
Sunset in Georgia Mandolin Club
Peter Gray . .Mr. Rountree and Olee Club
EllXlr JuventatlB .Stanley
. Olee Club.
Ticket for the concert can be se
cured at Woodard & Clarke's ln-advance.
LINN COUNTY IS
TO DO GOOD WORK
Systematizes Its Efforts for
' Suitable Lewis and Clark
Fair Showing.
TRAMPS WHO WHIPPED
MIENER ARE RELEASED
Prosecuting Witness Run Away
" Blind Man Is Given a
Bible Taxes Received.
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(Special Dl.p.trh to The Journal )
J Albany, or.. Dec. 16. The committee
appointed In this county to prepare for
a suitable exhibit of the products of
Linn county at the exposition next year
met yesterday and organised under the
fiame, "The Linn ; county Lewis and
Clark exhibit committee." County Judge
C. H. Stewart was chosen chairman, F.
J. Miller, secretary, and K W. Langdon,
treasurer. The greatest enthusiasm pre
vailed and the outlook for the success
of the committee is bright.
President Jefferson Myers of the state
commission was present and addressed
the oommlttee on the Hens of county
exhibits, and offered to give all the help
possible to make the. work of the Com
mittee a success. Several members were
added to the committee, that every
section Of Lthn county wilt be' repre
sented. The committee will meet again
next Thursday morning, when, toe work
will be divided -into several departments'
and superintendents appointed to take
charge of, the different divisions. The'
committee now consists of the following
members "
C H. Stewart, F. J. Miller. T. J. But
ler, K W. Langdon, F. M. French and
C. L Shaw, all of Albany; O. H. Russell.
Sweet Home; A. Lewelllng. Tangent; J.
H. Scott, Shedd; Eugene P. Palmer. Tall
man; M. M. Nyers, Syracuse; Sam M.
Garland. Lebanon: Riley Shelton Sclo;
T. .F. Smith. Halsay: J. C. Cartwrlght.
Hartisburg, and F. M. Brows. Browns
villa Jrurt a Mala right.
The two tramps who assaulted Wil
liam Mlener at the depot In this city
Wednesday night were yeaterday ar
rested and after an examination were
dismissed. They contended that they
had come here with Mlener In a boxcar,
that he had some money and that they
all ate at ills expense. Later they en
gaged In a quarrel and in the light he
was knocked down after he had Inflicted
Severe pnulshment on both of them.
Mlener, when the men were arrested,
hurriedly left town, and thereupon both
men were dismissed. Mlener ts a Dane,
and it Is supposed he made the charge
ef assault with Intent -to commit rob
bery. In order to have big former part
ners arrested end held so that he could
draw down some witness fees.
At the prayer meeting In the .First
Christian church last evening one of the
most pleasant Incidents of ths winter
was the presentation to one of the mem
bers of the church of a valuable and
Interesting Christmas present. It was a
Bible, the only one of the kind In Al
bany, consisting of 11 volumes, and was
presented to Mr. David W. Brewer, a
member of the church who has been
blind since he wss 2 years old. The
Bible Is in the New Tork point system,
familiar to the recipient, and contains
all the books of the Bible. The entire
work cost a considerable sum of money
and weighed. 110 pounds. Brewer at
tended the prayer-meeting as usual Isst
evening, and at the close was presented
with the Bible by - Rev. Clark Bower,
who made a neat addreas.
Brewer had no inkling of the matter
and was overcome by the gift, but he
managed to make suitable reply to .the
pastor and expressed his appreciation
of the magnificent gift. The first move
toward securing the Bible for the blind
man was made by Mrs, Bray of ths
Methodist church and later the work
was taken up by the members of the
Christian church.
Sheriff R. L. White yeaterday after
noon paid to County Treasure James
Elklns 11.049.52. money collected during
the past week on account of taxes. The
money was received on account 'of the
rolls for the years ltoi, 103 and ltOS.
FUNERAL OF CORVALLIS
MAN TO BE HELD SUNDAY
(pedal Dla patch to The Journal.)
Corvallls, Or.. Dec. It. The funeral
of the late Seymour Chipman. who died
yesterday at S o clock in the afternoon,
takes place at 1 o'clock Sunday from the
Christian church. The funeral sermon
will be by Rev. Handsaker, assisted by
Dr. Thompson of Independence and Rev.
Mr. Noble of Corvallls. The funeral
will be conducted -by the Mssonsy and
Interment will be in Crystal Lake ceme
tery.
The deceased was 71 years and f
months of age and was a native .of Ver
mont. He lived many years In Illlno.
and Iowa and married Prudent Makson
in Iowa in 1161.
He came to California In 1890. and to
Portland In the same year, and resided
afterwards on Gales creek and In Forest
Grove until he came to Corvallla in 1193.
He is survived by a widow and five
children, as follows: Mrs. C. B. Mover
of GUmore City, la.; Mrs. Lillian Simp
son of Portland. Charles and Clarence
Chipman and Mrs. Vldella Miller df Cor
vallla
BLUE MOUNTAIN GRANGE
OPPOSES APPROPRIATION
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
La Grande. Or., Dec 10. Blue Moun
tain grange No. 646 of Union county.
Ore., Is opposed to the appropriation of
tl(6,000 by the Oregon legislature for
the Portage railway. At ita last meet
ing it was agreed that It did not believe
that the benefits derived by such build
ing would Justify the heavy expenditure
necessary to build the same, and that It
believed that the ship canal which the
federal government proposes to build is
the only means of beneficial improve
ment In transportation.
DECIDE TO HOLD
FOUR MEETINGS
Good Roads Association Ad
journs Second Annual Con
vention at Salem.
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
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Counties Willing to Pay Expenses
of Conventions to Be
Favored Ones.
A f '.rants Pass man has. been offered
616.000 for a supposedly played-out mine
for which he paid $460.
10
o'Clock .
Saturday Night!
TO MEET the demand upon
the "Sunday Journal'' made
by classified advertisers on
Saturday, "The Journal will accept
such advertising which will be
printed under proper classification
up to 10 o'clock on Saturday night
21 Wordstar 15 Cents
and a Valuable Premium Free
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1Q O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT
(Special Dispatch to The Journal )
Or., Dec. l. The Oregon Good
Roads association concluded its second
annual convention here with the close
of lis session yesterday afternoon. A
decision was arrived at whereby four
meetings will be held next year. These
meetings will be held quarterly. Eastern
Oregon Is scheduled to gat two of these
conventions, the Willamette valley one
and southern Oregon one. The meetings
will be held in the counties that will
pay the expenses of holding them. The
sum of 6600 will also be aaked of the
legislature in the form of an appropri
ation to pay the expenses of the Good
Roads association.
After discussion the following resolu
tions were adopted by unanimous vote:
Resolved, That the best interests of
encouraging the building of good roads
throughout the state would be subserved
by the association holding four meetings
annually, one to be held In southern
Oregon, one In western Oregon and two
In eastern Oregon, at such times and
places as may be selected by the exec
utive committee.
Resolved, That we favor national and
state aid in road building, and recom
mend the appointment of a commission
to disburse the amounts appropriated.
Resolved, For the safety of the travel
ing public and the preservation of our
Improved county roads, w would recom
mend the enactment of such legislation
as Would empower county courts to
make rules and regulations regulating
the usage of public highways and the
traffic over same.
Resolved. For the purpose of opening.
changing and improvements of county
roads and the reducing of grades there
on, we would recommend enactment of
laws conferring upon county courts the
right of eminent domain, thereby per
mitting them to condemn private prop
erty for such public purposes In the
same manner as now exercised by rail
road and public corporations.
Resolved, That the sincere thanks of
this convention be expressed to the
Southern Pacific railroad for the sub
stantial aid rendered In the good roads
movement by granting low rates of
transportation for delegates; to the
press of the state for reporting the pro
ceedings of the convention so fully, and
to the Salem Commercial club for cour
tesies extended; to the city of Salem for
the use of the ball: to the Stalwart
quartet and to Professor McElroy's or
chestra for the very excellent vocal and
Instrumental music; to Beall It Co. snd
the Buffalo Pitts company for the excel
lent banquet provided at the Willamette
hotel, and Hon. John Albert for provid
ing special transportation for visiting
delegates to inspect the model road lead
ing from Salem to Liberty
JAMES WITHYCOMBE,
H. J. HUBBARD.
J. O. BORTH.
H. HAYNE0.
THOS. F. RTAN.
, Commltte.
Judge T. F. Ryan of Clackamas county
presented a resolution which was also
adopted. It advocates the passing of .a
taw that will prohibit the burning of
brush slashings or timber during the
months of May, Jung, July.August, Sep
tember and October of 1906. The pur
pose of the proposed law Is to keep the
atmosphere free from smoke so that vis
itors to Oregon during the Lewi snd
Clark fair shall have an opportunity to
see this strife.
O. B.
(Special Dispatch to The Jnaraal.)
La Grande. Or.. Dec. 16. The La
Grande chanter of Eastern Star has
elected the folowlng officers for the en-
ulng year: W. M.. Mertle Aldrlch: W.
.. Dr. Hall; A. M.. Mrs. Bohnencamp;
secretary, Mary Warnlrk. treasurer.
Mrs. Worst ell; conductor. Mrs. C. W.
Voyea; assistant conductor, Mrs. J.
Leslie: trustees. Mesdamea Aldrlch, For-
VfC MUV fHXst TR ADINC STAMPS For v,r 10 Prh or mu't'P' thereof we will give yeu . A H. stamps.
' - these on tn oaoK or a sneer, wnion contains tour pagea, which we give you, he M teas 60
Stamps eaoh. When you have f Iliad one or more peges, bring them to us and we will five you in exchange beautiful Silver and China war of the
best quality. You will soon secure a handsome Dinner Set and a full supply of Hiflh-Qr.de Silverware absolutely free, or, as stated above, If
cash or U0 In merchandise for 10 pages or 500 stamps.
Bustling Spirit of
Christmas....
Is again circulating in our midst, proclaiming in its own breezy way the near approach of Yuletide,
that most delightful of all seasons of festival and good cheer; a period of the year when friend
remembers friend ; when presents, those speechless tokens of regard and quickeners of our kindlier
feelings, are passing and repassing among us. The thought uppermost in the minds of many peo
ple as Christmas approaches is. "What shall we. give?" Let us admonish you to give something
sensible and useful as well as ornamental, something that will comfort and beautify the home. Our
store is simply overflowing with just such gifts. Our prices will cause them to become your prop
erty on sight. Never before have we made such elaborate and extensive preparations for the Holidays.
Our Christmas Corset Specials
Our Corset Stock includes all the new models, and is on display in the corset depart
ment. The best makes of corsets are found that will fit you and be comfortable
and still inexpensive.
Armorside
V
"ElotigoHip." Will Not Break Down
on the Sides.
Made of routllle, three bone sateen -covered
stripes, full bone bust, medium length, cluster
hook for hose supporters, trimmed with rich
Valenciennes lace, satin bow, Venus back. This
model covers a wide range of figures; ; colors,,
white, drab and black, sites 18 to 30.
Price fl.OO
F. P. Corset
Made of beat quality Alexandria cloth, medium
4-hook model, deep hip, stitched vertically at
bottom, a reducing feature. Valenciennes lace,
ti limned at top with satin drawing ribbon
and bow; fixes IS to SO; colors, white and
drab. Price, $1.00 per pair. Also made in
batiste.
The R. Sb C. Corset
The best double bust gore, straight front, extra long waist, trimmed;
color, drab and black; worth 11.60. Our price fl.OO
Never-Rust Corset
Lace- trimmed, fine coutille, steel bone, warranted not to rust; color,
white and gray; worth 1.50. .
Prlc. '. fl.OO
F
St537
Sura Good Corset
1 TvBP
Straight front, made of steel bone, short and medium lengths, lac.
trimmed; colors, gray, whit.
and black; worth 76c and $1.00. Our price
5O0
With Hose Supporters
1 good Straight front. In gray and white, with hose supporter.; worth
75c and II. Our price BOO
SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS
For Xmas Presents
Jap. Wash Bilks, all color, and
black w
Satins, all shades, extra special. 260
Silk Crepe de Chine, all the new
colors, 17 in.- ...650
Fane v Silks, new dots and
stripes 5O0 650. T50
Blk. Taffeta warranted to wear . .48)
30 in. Blk. Taffeta, guaranteed. . 9S0
Crepe de Albatross, blk. and
shades Of
3 In. Blk. Henrietta 190
New Plaids from 1B0 up to BOO
Tourist Coatings . .OS') up to f l.SO
Rainproof Cravenett.
65 c up to f2.2S
All-Wool Waist lugs, all .hades. MM
Novelty Dress Suit Pattern., Gran
ite. Mohair. Crepe Cloth. Hrllllan-
tln, Venetians, .f 3. BO to fT.SO
KNIT GOODS
For Infants and Children.
Children's Fancy Knit Ail-Wool
Sweaters; white and colors;
special fl.OO
Infant." and Children's Crochet Silk
Hoods. Wool lined, trimmed with
ribbons: white and colors; spe
cial.. 250, BO T50 and fl.OO
Infants' Knit Sacques, plain and
mixed color., trimmed with silk
stitching and ribbon; spe
cial.. 36. 500, 75c nd fl.OO
Infants' Knit Booties, plain and
fancy knit, trimmed with silk
stitching ; spe
cial.. 100. 1 5c. 20c. 260. 5O0
Infants' and children's Knit Leg-
gins; white, red, bule and black;
special 25e 360. nd BOO
Children'. Fascinators, all colors;
regular 60c . special 250
.Crochet Circular Shawls; plain
white and white with colored bor
der; special. .500. 750. fl.OO.
fi.no. i.w, and 9S.XB
Ladles' Crochet Scarf Shawls,
trimmed with fringe and .Ilk
at Itching. ,
special 4O0. BOO. TB0
Ice Wool Shawls, black and white.
with heavy fancy border.; spe
oial 50. 750.
fl.OO. l. BO. f l.6
Aprons
For Xmas Gifts
Ladle.' Fancy White Aprons, made
of fine lawn and Swiss, trimmed
with lace and ribbon: spe
cial. .350. 6O0. 75c. and fl.OO
Ladles' large White Aprons, hem
stitched and tucks, plain or with
bib; special.. 250. 350 and BOc
Underwear
Ladies' White Wool Union Suits,
button across the front; regular
12.00; special fl.26
Ladies' Wool Plaited Vest, and
Pants; regular 75c; special. . .500
Ladle.' extra fine Fleece Lined
Vests and Pants, white only;
special 350
Children'. Fleece Lined Union Suits,
special 260
Children's Camel Hair Wool Under
wear; regular 60c; special. ;. .350
FURNISHING
GOODS...
For Men
Men's Fancy Honeycomb
Sweaters
.500
Men's Wool Merlon Socks, black or
colored, two pairs for 250
Men's Blue Flannel Shirts, double
or single breast, from.. fl.OO up
Men's Japonett. Silk Initial Hand
kerchkrfs TH0
Men's Silk and Initial Handker
chiefs 260 .nd 5O0
Men's Silk Mufflers, in black, white
and fancy colors 500
Large variety of Men's Tie. In
Tecks, Four-ln-Hands and English
Square.; choice of any two in the
store, value up to 31.110.
Men's Umbrellas, large
from -
Scarlet Underwear, doubt.
California flannel
Men s pure Linen hematltcbfd
Hancikercniers
HOLIDAY GUTS
For Men
Fancy silk Suspenders Men's Fancy
silk Suspenders, with fancy
buckles, each pair in a box;
special 5O0
Men's Fine Silk Suspenders, with
silver or gold-plated buckles, on.
pair In a box; a very suitable
Christmas present.
Prices S2.50 to T50
Silk Handkerchief. Fine hem
stitched Silk Handkerchief., with
finer embroidered initial in corner,
at 250 and BOO
Men's Fine Japanese or Twilled Silk
Handkerchiefs,
from.' 260 to fl.OO
Men'. Fancy Japaneae Handker
chiefs, with colored center or fancy
borders, at 260 500
Silk Muffler. Men'. .Ilk Mufflers.
In black or white, with fine bro
caded figures, at BOO
Men's All-Silk Brocaded Mufflers,
large size, in white, black and
fancy figures, from BOc to f 2.50
CHILDREN'S
WEAR....
For Xmas
Children's Whit. Dresses, slse. 1. 3,
3. made of fine Swiss and lawn
trimmed, with lac. tucks and em
broidery; special... .500. 050. T50.
fl.OO. S1.25 and f l.SO
Children's Heavy White Corded Silk
and Embroidered Silk Bonnets,
trimmed with chiffon and ribbon:
price. 250 to f l.SO
Misses' and Children's fine Knit
Skirt, plain and mixed colors,
special 860 and BOO
Infant.' Kimono, and Sacques, mad.
of Daisy Cloth, finished with
crochet edge of silk; special . .250
Infants' Bibs, trimmed with lace sad
stitching;
SO. 100. ISO. 20
CHRISTMAS
HOSIERY
Misses' Fin. Hlbbed Black I.lsle
Hoae; regular 25c; special. .. ISO
Boy.' Iron-Clad Hoae; regular 31c;
special ISO
Misses' .nd Children's lxl and 3x1
Bibbed Cotton Hoae; special, tww
pair for 260
LADIES'
AND MISSES'
HOSIERY
For Xmas
Ladle.' Lisle Thread Hose, drop
stitch and lace pattern.;
special 260
Ladles' Extra Fin. Black and Col
ored Lisle Lace Hose; special . BOO
Ladle.' Fleece Lined Ribbed Blsrk
Howe, extra heavy S60
Ladle.' Ribbed or Plain Black and
i ray Cashmere Hose 260
Ladle.' Extra Flaw Black Cashmere
Hose, gray heel, and toee;
special 860
Ladles'' Black Silk Hoae;
pecial.... fl.OO. fl.TB. f3.50
Ladles' Kxtra Fin Plain Black Llsl.
Hose, special 350
Three pair, for fl.OO
Misses' and Children's lxl and Sat
Ribbed Cashmere Hoae. all m
sixes 20
Infants' Mae. Pink and Whit. flM
Ribbed Caahnter Hew. .Ilk
two pair Sjf,
rest and Bacon.