The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 1, 1807.
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100 Covert Jackets djo 7 r
Regular $15.00 Values MQ
.100 Women's smart new Co
vert Jackets, 22-inch length,
made of extra quality covert
cloth, tight-fitting style, fly
front, trimmed in several in
dividual . styles; , all satin
lined. Actually selling rcg
ularly at $12.50 and $15.00;
An extra special for Friday
Bargain Day,
only. ;:
- - No mail orders at this rerosrkablo
bargain price. None C O. D. . No
telephone orders. - Not guaranteed
to last all day.
3000 Yards Black and White Silks
Regular $1.00 Value, 85c Yard
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For Friday only we offer 3000 yards of the very newest nov
elty Black and White Check Silks, for jumper suits. This is
the most popular silk novelty of the year and reg- q - -ular
$1.00 value tor only cs window Display) ......... ' j J C
3500 Ladies' Handkgrch's
For Friday Bargain Day only
we offer 8500 Ladies' all pure
linen hand-embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, scalloped and hem
stitched. Exquisitely- beautiful
in texture and pattern and regu
lar values to $1.00 for g -
only.
i A Great Sale of
Lace Curtains
- AH Popular Prices-
Newest patterns in Cluny, Irish
Point, Renaissance, Marie An
toinette, Lacet Arabe, Battenberg,
Cable Net and Scotch Lace Cur
tains, in Arabian, white or ecru
color, Z, 3 and V yards long.
Regular $1.50 Curtains $1.19
Regular $2.00 Curtains $1.59
Regular $2.50 Curtains $1.98
Regular $3.00 Curtains $2.39
Regular $3.50 Curtains $2.79
Regular $4.00 Curtains $3.19
Regular $4.50 Curtains $3.59
Regular $5.00 Curtains $3.98
Regular $6.00 Curtains $4.79
Regular $6.50 Curtains $4.98
Regular $7.50 Curtains $5.98
- Regular $8.50 Curtains $6.79
All Pillow Tops, Regular 39c
Value 25c
- Every I to' Pillow Top to bo embroid
ered tn thla sale. In great variety Of
' patterns. ,,-...
for Friday Bargain Day ,
New Trimmed Hats .
$5.00 Values ioF$2.9F
A charming array of Trimmed '
Hats in the season's new mush
room and drooping shapes; also
toques and 'other effects in
chip and fancy .straw braids.
Flowers, foliages, ribbons, etc,
are used extensively in trim
ming them. Every new spring '
color, copied after high priced "
. models. Actual $5.00 values
oSy.... $2.95
Greatest Glove Bargain Ever Offered in Portland
1200 Pairs Superb Quality
Regular $1.50 Kid Gloves 79c
rOR Friday Bargain Day we offer positive
ly the greatest glove bargain that any
Portland store has ever presented a
glove value that ought to sweep' every pair
from our counters before Friday noon.
100 dozen newly arrived 2-clasp Kid Gloves, in black;
tan, brown' and white, from 6 to 8. Every pair
fitted. Every pair new and perfect, made of finest
elastic kid. " ' , .',. -'-v'-V.
We most strongly advise every woman to
be as early as possible if she wishes to se
cure her size and color. The values offered
are so great that we can
not guarantee any size
to last all day. Greatest
value ever offered, only
NO PHONE ORDERS-r-NONE C O. D.
78c
7500 Pieces Ladies' Neckwear
Reg. 35c Value, Only 27c ,
7500 pieces of the newest and choicest 'Ladies'
Neckwear in all the newly received spring styles.
Extraordinary special ; for Friday, all 7
35c neckwear for....... ............. C
750 Yards Wool Dress Goods
Regular $1.25 Values, 69c Yard
For Friday only 44-inch All Wool Chiffon Pan
ama Dress Goods, in novelty hemstitched, stripe
and solid colors, cream black.' brown, gray and
reseda green. An ' extraordinary bar
gain for Friday only at, yard . . .. i . . .
69c
MODESTLY CALL
NAME OF OTHER
Each ' Republican at 1 Banquet
(,'V? Makes Suggestion of Some-' i
ZZzxZZ bod EIss for Mayor.----
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: DEVLIN ONE OF THE ;
: f .:; GUESTS AT DINNER
A SUU Bigger Potiatch I Scheduled
, for the Near Future and It la Ex
pected Important lAnnonncrmrot
. wm Follow. yi '--X y-. y
The banquet Uble waa introduced aa
'a useful 'adjunct to a- municipal-campaign
at the Commercial club laat night
. when 8tate Senator B. C Beach Rare a
dinner te aome IS well-known Repub
licans In hopes that a well-aenred re
past might help to eolre the knotty
problems of the mayoralty contest and
other less troublesome things. At the
dinner, after the cigars had been
lighted, muoh talk waa Indulged In,
though the tenor of all the remarks wna
general and no concrete statements were
made.
The dinner had . been conceived by
Senator Beach and others and was In
tended as a : sort of love feaat where
, Republican warhorsea from all stables
i whatsoever might mingle without fear
that any particular brand of condition
powders would be put Into the oats. .
Berlta a Onset.'
Auditor Devlin waa one of the guests
and when the subject of a good candi
date for mayor came up for discussion
the remarks were general In tone and
confined to the cardinal principle that
out of all the Republicans tn town one
good men ought to be found upon which
all Republicans would be able to unite
end thus break the Democratic monop
oly of the executive office. The dif-
' ferent candidates, were mentioned, how
ever, and all pronounced to be good
men. This was also true all the rest
of the way down the Una
, . Indorsement of labor came up for dis
cussion and It was the ' aenae of the
gathering that) the labor forces would
spilt up when It came to the showdown.
Just as the . have done In the paetr It
S-wa also argued that If the new Labor
Tparty waa going to put a ticket of Ita
own in the field mat mere wse nrong
probability the eonie pnW BOt aa . yet
mentioned wouia neaa in. ncu
It U the Intention of thoee who at
tended the dinner last night to have
another at aome time in the Immediate
future. The next one, however, will be
a large affair and will gather In a large
percentage of the directing politicians
of the old party. - At that time the dis
cussion of candldatea 'and eotidltlone
. will be more definite and to the point
and it la expected that a comprehensive
suggestion will be made to the people
which will Include a candidate for each
of the offices to be filled at the coming
lection. . '
Thore attending the dinner laat night
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MARTHAM ;
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were 8. C. Beach, C W. Hod eon, A. A.
valley. Slg. Slchel, J. C Bayer, Joseph
W. Beverldge, J. W. Sherwood. Dr. Em
mett . Drake, David Hosessohn. W. M.
Cake. 3, T. Gregg, W, M. . Davis, B. C.
Robblns, Colonel J. B. , Eddy and
Thomas C Devlin. ; i
OPERA STARS ARE
. SOON TO SHINE HERE
Nordica and Other of San Carlo
7 Company Are Headed for
,-. : ; Portland. .
H. a. Rose, business manager for the
San Carlo opera company, reached Port
land tolay to arrange for the coming
of the great musical organisation which
la to appear at the Helllg theatre. Dr.
Rose represents Mr. Henry Russell, the
brilliant young manager whose sue
oesses at Covent Garden, London, and
In other great theatres of Europe have
made hla nam famous throughout the
musical world. "
"The west has hitherto been given
but a fleeting glimpse of grand . opera
through the Metropolitan opera com
pany, and In English by Mr. Savage,"
aald Mr. Rose. "The seasons, alto
gether too brief, have been so Irregu
larly constructed as to sngender a wish
that something like permanency might
be a feature, and particularly tn the
cities of the west where the apprecia
tion of the best In opera Is so marked."
The San Carlo opera oompany num
bers ll artists, under tha personal di
rection of . Mr. Russell himself. The
orchestra of SO artists, under the baton
of Slgnor A. Contl of Covent Garden, Is
an organisation with no superior In
this country for splendid ope ratio en
semble. . 4 ? '
The chorus la composed of l artista
It Is a superb band of singers, one that
will bring Joy to the heart of the Stu
dent and connoisseur In choral effects.
These singers come from years of spe
cial training under the best masters In
Milan, Naples, Florence and other great
operatic centera - The stag and ballet
are under the direction of Slgnor Luigl
Albertlert, who for so many years waa
conneoted with the Metropolitan opera
house. . The ballet, by the . way, num
bers SO. - ' '
The general supervision and the mus
ical direction p. tha company will be In
the handa of ' Mr. RuaselL The ' two
eminent conductors, Arnold Contl of the
opera at Buenos Ayres and Covent Gar
den, and Glussepe Angellnt of - the
Ariadne- theatre Rome, are splendidly
qualified for their Important work.
In featuring the company Mr. Rus
sell takes pleasure In pointing out the
fnctlhatha.haa .ascu red-Madame Nor
dica, one of the most accomplished, ex
perienced and versatile singers in the
world. He also announces a long con
tract wtth Miss Alice Nielsen, whose
triumphant -step from light opera to
grand opera has been heralded from
coast to coast.. Tha lesdlng tenor Is
Plorenclo Constantio,' whose successes
are celebrated In every center of Eu
rope. . "
The engagement for Portland la April
t and I. Three operaa will be sung
"La Gloconda," "La Boheme" and 'Car
men." The season will open with "La
Gloconda." In which Madame Nordica
and eignor- Constantino appear, to be
followed by "La Boheme," In which
Mlaa Nielsen and Signer Constantino
sustain : the leading rolea ' "Carmen"
will be aung at tha Inst performance.
The engagement includes two evening
and one matinee performance
M'KEEN MORROW IS - '
IDAHO'S RHpDES MAN
('pert! tHapetrb to Tk Jaaraal.)
' Boise, Idaho, March II. McKeen
Morrow, of Boise, who is a student at
the state university at Moscow, has
been awarded the Rhodes scholarship
at Oxford. The scholarship provides a
three years' course with II, -0(4 yeerly
expense money.
The university regents' are holding a
session here. .
WANT XI. P. OLDS
TO BE MAYOR
Petition In Circulation Wat
Started by Friends of Depart-.
- - ment Store Man. ' . .''
' A petition la being circulated among
bualness men today requesting W. P.
Olds of the Arm of Olds, Wortman A
King to run for i the Republican nomina
tion for mayor. The movement waa not
suited by Mr. Olds himself, but by a
number of his friends who are anxious
to sea htm at tha head of tha otty gov
ernment. 1
Mr. Olds la a popular man among the
oommerclal fraternity and aa the peti
tion la meeting with ready signers on
all sides. It Is opt Improbable that he
will be la tha race to head tha Repub
lican ticket . . .
PINKERTOS COLLIDES
r 1YJTH CITY POLICE
McMillan Seen by Patrolman
Questioning People as to Why,
Out at Night.
Arriving at that stage of Intoxica
tion where he became thoroughly tan
ttued with tha Idea that hta uniform
and badge conferred police powers upon
him. L R. McMillan, a pinkertoa watch
man, proceeded to halt inoffensive cltl
sens on the publle streets at an early
hour this morning with the result that
he was haled to police headquarter
by Patrolman phllllpa
McMillan, while crossing First and
Alder streets at !:10 a. m. stopped a
steamboatman and Inquired the nature
of the pedestrian's business. Upon be
ing asked as to what authority he had
for such conduct, McMillan threatened
to ring for the patrol wagon.
Patrolman Phllllpa was a spectator of
the affair and approaching tha watch
man demanded to know by what right
he ' Interfered with law abiding resi
dents. The plnkerton operative showed
a disposition to fight and declared that
ha was always attending to police busl
neea .
Phillips placed McMillan under ar-
Oalts Skating
Rink
' ' ' 1 nrraxA-r axon ,
axwats romM
If you ean't skate, learn now.
A delightful ear ride and a rare
mualcal treat -v
OAJCa TOsTXOZT. .
EXPOSITION RINK
Xtta aad Washington Its.
Roller Skating
Three sessions dally! Extensive
Improvements to big floor. Beet
skates. Steam heat Persona'
orchestra Instruction free. Rac
ing interspersed throughout the
week. . ,
Atolsslon 10c Skates 25c
rest and took him to police headquar
ters. Upon the plea that It was nec
essary for him to visit several of tha
banking Institutions. Captain Bailey
turned the Inebriated watchman loose,
with Instructions to appear In court
thla morning. Upon the calling of the
case thla morning McMillan did not
put In an appearance and Judge Cam
eron Issued a bench, warrant for his
arrest. -
Patrolman' Phllllpa upon Investigation
learned that McMillan visited a res
taurant on First near Alder street laat
night and Informed the proprietor that
ha had a notion to lock him up. Two
nights ago McMillan stopped former
Deputy Dlatrlot Attorney Joha ' Pad
dock at Third and Washington streets
and threatened him with arrest. .
BalA am th Pomona.
Patrolman Bales ha reported to
Chief Grttxmacber that McMillan and a
negro, both under, the influence of
liquor went to the dock of the steamer
Pomona at an early hour thla morning
and abused the watchman, B. Robinson,
and It of the crew of the craft without
any provocation. When ordered away
th man drew revolver and announced
that there would be trouble, , Bale
later saw McMillan. . and he waa so
drunk that th patrolman contemplated
placing htm under arrest
Several month ago McMillan sus
tained a bullet. wound In th leg tn
front..of -M aWler"tabHshment -at
Fifth and Pine streets. The watchman
maintained that he bad surprised three
burglars attempting to break Into the
tor and th crook emptied their re
volver at him.'
Honors for Dr. Panton-
' fSpeciat Dtepatca to The JaetaaL)
,: Salem. Or March II. Dr. C A. Pan
ton of Portland waa yesterday appoint
ed by Governor Chamberlain aa dele
gat to th Council- of Education of th
American Medical association. which. -
will convene in Chicago, April II.
" Fifteen million pair of ahoe were
turned out of factories . at Brockton.
Maea. last year and each pair bora
the union label. - v
By
Authoritative Decree of the U. S. Courts
n stocks or vmm axbzsta'S pasatzax. msw ajto smAOTiruJ. bspab-
soma AT 9.
The Monster
Bankrupt
Sale Opens
Saturday at
9 A.M.
THY,
ILMfOMUM
All Goods Sold
at a Positive Sac
rifice of From
One-Third to
One-Half Off
Regular Values
1 554 to 564 Williams Avenue, Corner of Knott St., NortH Albinc.
roBTT-roTm bzo BzPABTirsvTS muo to OTsTmyxoirrsTa wm srsir ooobs to mm sxATasmax i : at - bast POBTEAjro-s
aBBATBST STOBB, TO EaEPOBXTTM, All oar traaafe to th darUg- th Sate. - Th "IT" car atop at th door every few aUamU. , A ft fas
from aU point la Portland, ' . " . .'
$56,400 Vorth of the World's Best Merchandise
In a Mastodontic, Merciless Slaughter
and Genuine Bankrupt Sale
Th most srapeudoms aad laaportaat, atartlmr aad sensational bargaia even tn the aaaal of Portlaad merehaadlsinr TBB SZQtm. OJ A XiOOAT
BSBgATIOV TXAT WAS OB BTBBT TOBOTB XB MBBOABTTU OXBCZ.BS PBOat TXB AT&ABTIO nalOABS TO TBB FACIPIO TOIUnil I
Th Bmporluai opsaed feat a short ttm ago with g-reat aelatl Patrons poured to aad trad boomed th , KABAOEB KABOTS SXXPPBB TXB TOWBI
and hundred of creditor mourjied hla departure. Deteotivea searched far and near, high and low but searched in vain. The wily schemer had
"feathered hi nest," filled hi pocket with trusting creditor gold and burned Jits bridge behind him, making good hi flight to part unknown. TH
' Xmpertam was lsd by tha creditors and r - ' :
CLOSED
The settlement of th matter was taken before th United State Court and Mr. R. I. Babln appointed receiver for th eredltor. Tha courts mad
brief work of It, cutting th red tap off short, and passed th stock and fixtures of ,th splendid store, amounting upon inventory to 151,40
Into the Dands ol the Shafer-Whiltier Co., oi Portland
. To anlek aad lauaadlat dlatrlbattoa aaarar Poctlaaa publie AT SAOBXPXOB BABXBTJPT SAUI I Bvery doUar worth of th ateeh I new.
Theaaaad of dollars worth f aew Sprtng- Good ordered before th rash aad mad ap had to be received. Among the MSB'S BBW SPBXBS STITS'
ABB TOPCOATS, MSB'S sVATBST BZKCKS XM SPBIBw BATS, MSB'S TASBIOBABTUi BASTXB TOOOBBT Furnishing goods Of every description
In newest Spring and Summer designs and lateei patterns, Mea'a aad Women's Stylish Footwear for Sprlagw , . .
Women's Modish New Suits and Smart Coats for Easter and Spring Wear -
Charming New Millinery for Raster
' In all th very latest and newest conception of Master Milliner all lust In and never yet out of their boxes. Not It day from their makera
Porty-foar Departments iaoluding- Qroeerlse, eisaswara, Qaeearwar. Brlo-a-Braa, Toy. Bouse ramlahtag, Toheeoos, OU Cloths, ghelf Bardwa,
Xtrapertea, Dress Ooods, Silks, xaaeaa. Domestics. Plaaaela, Olaghama, Oalleoa, Blankat. Bed Spreada, Batting, Bmbrolderiea, Tbaee. Telveta, Milliaery
Trlmmlnga, Botions, Toilet Ooods, Bsekwear, Vnderwear, Ourtalaa, Craveaettes, Blbsons, Indies' Paralshiags, Vmbrellaa, Olovee, TadermasUns, Corsets,
Shirtwaists, Boat cry. Tailing, Belt aad Buoklea with thouaanda of other article to numerous for mention on this page, all leea than aetaet eost e
taA tebor of aneklag ta this MOBS TBB BABXBPPT SAIB. Reckless price cutting adopted In order to cloee out the stock quickly without further
loss and expense to th creditor. OBAB9 AB9 SPBOTACDXAB BABOAXBS I , . "
GENERAL MANAGERS
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