THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH S3. ltZ7. ,
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oregoh niiis
TWO DEBATES
Affirmative Tsam It Winner at
Eugn and Negativ Tam
V ",:,.-'". at Moscow.
YES! Golnf out of business. Groceries at lets than coat. A $4,000
stock of Groceries must b sold before APRIL 2a Sal berlna Sat
urday moraine, March 30. at 10 o'clock. Our stock is all new and
fully guaranteed. ' Free delivery while our teams art not sold. Special
price in dosen and csm lots.
NEGRO SHOULD AND .. 1
; i SHOULD NOT VOTE
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FiftMBth Amradmeot oa Trial Jd
-Orvcoa't ' RarcelJ Champion
i" Establish Both Sides f th Case
- Idaho Ptfcwta Washington. ;"
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(fliwelal Dtepatt to Tee Joaresl)
. Eugene. Or.. March !. Tha Pnl
Vralty of Oregon debating teem Wo
from the turn of tha University e(
Washington here laat night, arguing- the
question whether tha fifteenth amend
ment and ths aeoond section of the four-
1 tenth amendmenr of "Wis federal -eon-'
atitiuioa should ba abolished.
Tha Oregon speakers aumdthe
affirmative and won a eomplata victory
. ever their opponent from tha north.
. Tha members of tha Oregon team ara:
John C Veetoh. John R. lAtourette and
Claranca L Whealdon. Tha Waehlng-
, ton team waa composed of E. M. Hawea,
C W. Hall and W. B. Raamuaaan.
. The Judges were Dr. 8. R. Johnson
and Judge M. O George of Portland,
and J. K. Weatherford of Albany.
4 Tha Waahlngton team proved roemen
worthy of Oregon's wit. Every man ta a
post-graduate. William Rasmussen,
. who lad tha debate for Washington. Is
a graduate of Paclflo university and
is now ' takir-J post-graduata work at
Seattle.- Ha Is a "well-known debater.
Charles W. Hall is also an old man In
debates, and ha promised his friends
to move heaven and aarth to win, for
" tinea before ha had gone down to defeat.
Ea -.' Havee. tha third colleague of
the Waahlngton team, la their student
body manager. , ,... ..,,',.
Thsj Zs tha Questloa Sebatoa.
The fifteenth amendment, tha subject
of debate, la aa follows:
"Section 1. Tha right of tha ctttsena
of tha United States to vote shall not be
denied or abridged by tha United States
or any state on account of race, color
or previous condition of servitude.
. , "Sac.' Jw Tha congress shall hava
power ta n force, by appropriate legis
lation, then provisions of this article," -
-,- flection -- of the -fourteenth amend
Bient reads:
"aepreeentatlves shall be apportioned
among the several states, according to
their respective numbers, counting tha
whole o. persona in each state, exclud
ing Indiana not taxed.. But when the
. right to vote at any election for tha
choice of electors for president and vice
president of the United 8tatea. rep
resentatives In congress, tha executive
. and Judicial officers of a state, or the
members of the legislature thereof, is
denied ta any of tha male Inhabitant of
- aocavatata being 11 years of age, and
dtlaene of the United States, or In any
-way abridged, except for participation
In rebellion, or other crime, the basis
of representation r therein, 'shall be re
duced in the proportion which the num-
' ber of male eltlsen shall bear ta tha
whole number of male cttisens SI years
of age In such etata '
The Affirmative Team Reached.
V J. C Veatcb, son of R. M. Veatch of
Cottage Orove, la considered by some
as the meat remarkable debater la tha
university, for ha is one of tha re
markable few who hava mad a de
, bating team in his freshman, year.
Veach also won tha alumni medal debate
laat year. For two year he ha been
the leader of the team -which ha beaten
"Washington and this year trie again.
The Seattle n ewe writers laat year de
voted over a column to him alone, part
f whloh- was filled artth ueh names as
. tb "redheaded demon." ' While Veatch
In track work waa never a Kelly or
Mooree, ha baa bean a good point win
ner for the 'varsity during the laat three
years. He la tha owner of a brilliant
mind, which he uses In class work a
well aa in debate, and during hi resi
lience at tha university ha become a
very prominent student. He will prob
ably go Into newspaper work when 'he
graduate In June, for ha ha ability.
but a aa a welter and as an artist.
J.. R. Xatourette, "Jack.' Oregon'
- plucky- and heady -quarterback for the
. last four years, is a talker who at time
cajoles and at others storm the Judge
He la third colleague on tha affirmative
this year, and waa a debater on the
. same side last year. He live at Oregon
: City but will probably go ta Columbia
, next year, aa he graduate this year.
C X .Whealdon of Shedda, formerly
- at Pads university, la tha first fresh-
- man to make aa Oregon team slnoe tha
time of Veatch and he haa dene that ora
tor one batter in team . position, for
where Veatch held the position of aeo
ond colleague, Whealdon won first In
fact, it Is said If he had tha required
' experience ha might have, won the
leadership of One team or tha other.
Whealdon will probably take up the law
as hi profession. .-.. 1 ' -'
, ' Sketohes ef Vegatlve Men. -'
The records of " the negative team,
which debated with Idaho last night, are
s follows: " , , 1 .. .'.;
, . V. Onlloway. son of Judge Gallo
way of McMtnavllle, waa the repre-
sentaUya of Oregon In the intercollegi
ate association, and won second place
' In his home town this year. He waa
also In the same contest last year, se
curing a similar placet He was leader
- of the negative team, debating at Mot
ew against Idaho. Last year he was
first colleague oa tha affirmative. Gal
loway is a popular man here, being pres
ident of the senior class. . He will prob
ably take up the law. . .-
. . a. H. Bond, a Xne county boy, whose
home I on the Sulslaw, Is what - is
known aa an "AH A" student, and no
whon he won the place of first col
: league on the negative team this year It
wss r. surprise. Laat year he was a
member of the Intersoclety-Kreshman
team for the Laureans. Bond is also
preparing for .tha law. ,-.-,.. . ,
, T. R. Townsend is a sophomore from
Roaeburg, who won the place of second
colleague on the negative trio. ; He is
very ambitious - and : with his natural
ability, will become a very prominent
man before he gradual. Townsend U
holding his slm to the law. ' He already
holds several office. .
:5 t 1 h J Km p.Wkgra ; TEA B "iu:-
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J A FOLG E R & CO.
San Francisco
THERE'S A REASON WHY
MI(
Dalles Diamond Flour
Should be in every flour bin. It 1
our, wbelesome and light No doubt
bread making hss often made you dis
gusted with housekeeping. When yon
get . disgusted with "the bread" don't
get disgusted with "the cook It Is
most likely poor flour that Is the causa
Give Dalle Diamond a chance. No more
blue day. No longer worry. v-
(. Biuii nuvon novu '
Should be In every flour bin. ".'
FRESH RANCH EGGS j
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER
80cR611 W
T 7 HALIBUT . .. .
10c Pound
i'-' RAZOR CLAMS
2 Doz.25c
Little-Neck Clams, lb. . . ,, , .4
Musseu, lb tXZ.-.i-..;.si
Fresh Dressed Chickens, Ducks
and Turkeys.
COLUMBIA FISH CO.
Third and Ankeny.LMain 8.
(S'tiD)(I
COFFEE
TEA SRICES
BAKING POWDER.
; .EXTRACTS
jusrniGHT
CLOSSETfllDEVERS
.PORTLAND, ORE
VICTORY ALSO AT M0SCOW
, .' V, - 4 f
Orr(ros Tram Superior to Vetera.
, i Drlmicrs tif th Oem State.
Rparli Mperrk te The Joeml. " :
Moaeow. Idaho. Ilirrli tt. Debating
the ianie queatlnn here that was dls
t tuvrit st Kvcene'and Seattle. "Re-
iIt-hI. Thai the flfleenth amendment-
end the saeond section of the four
teenth amendment to the eenetltutlo
be repealed." the t'nlveralty of Oregon
eat anro4 the deelalon over the Uni
versity of luahe team, Th teaaaa ware:
Oregon, Francis V. Galloway, lease H.
Bond and Thomaa R. Townsend; Idaho,
Jsmes H. Prasler, Thomaa C. Oallowsy
and MoKeen S. Morrow. ; '' .
The Judges were Judge Miles Polndes
ter and W. H. Wlnflll of Spokane and
Rev. T. V. Baer of Moscow. .
The Idaho team was mad of veterans
snd waa considered a very strong trio.
They are men who have taken leading
parts In the general activities of their
school and they put forth every effort
to hold the championship banner. .
I f RESULT AT SEATTLE :
Idaho Defeat Washington - on ' the
, Other Side From Oregon. ; '
Seattle, Wash.. March l By a vote
of two to one the decision In the debate
between the universities of Waahlng
ton and Idaho waa awarded to the
CASTORIA
'. . - for laCuxU and CMldren.
Th KM Yea Hars Alwajj E::t
- Baara tha -Elgnatura
of
Wni Wssmd
A Delioullul Treat Awaits the Patrons of
fie M wy
At First and Aider Streets; On Ihc Corner :
Saturday's ftrnncoplai Overtlows Willi Easter Delicacies : Plenty
of Laob for Everybody on Saturday Also Choice Veal
CHOICE VEAL SAUSAGE
ImPounds for . . . . r ;
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Today's story is a pleasing one intended as a "wee bit" of a surprise to our pub-"
lie Fact is, for some time past we've been quietly scouring the Oregon farms
' to obtain an unordinary treat for Portland folks' Easter tables and we've sue- -V:'
:.-4 l:eeded splendidly t; :..;
y GOT OVER 209 OF TEE CHOICEST 1.IILK-FED 0IIIG0N IAMBS
AND iTHE CT0ICEI5T CONVENTION OF YOUNG : WlUATiIETTE
VALLEY r.IILK-FED CALVESrF
f You ever set eyes on young, plump and tender so tender, ib fact, they bruise
: rit y .., . inhandling. "" .,
- THE TRUTH IS GOOD ENOUGH" at all times in our advertising and daily
'chat with the people. We wish to state right here that ?
" cit None of This ,Lainb or Veal Is Goyernment Inspected
Reason" why? fc Too young to admit of it suckling lambs and calves of too ten
vder an age to' stand transportation and stalls feed. They're from the mother's,
breast tender -tidbits for the Easter tables and PERSONALLY SELECTED
by a member of, this firm, Mr. C. C. Wood, for the patrons of the Harry Wood
h . r "- Market Note other prices that rule here: ; v v
Tnp .... .... .......... .81 Vial for Stew. . ... . ... . . . .8
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BEEF -
Choice Brisket ....... "....4f
Choice llecks to boil ..t-. 4
Choke Stew Meats 4c
Fine Kidneys ; . , . ....... .5
Corned Beef . . . . . . . . .'. . . .6
Choice Shoulder Roast: . . . .7
Choice Pot Roast 4 :7c
Choice Shoulder Steak . . . . 7
Round Steak ter1 8c
Choice Rump Roast. ...... Sf
Hamburger Steak .. . . . . . . .8f
Loin Steak ............. 10
Sirloin Steak -rr.T77tr:xZVt
Small Porterhouse ...12f
Fancy Porterhouse ....12
Rib Steak .. v. : CMC
Fancy n-.Bone ...... 12a
VEAL
Delicious Rump Roast. .121
Delicious Leg Roast... 12xit
Delicious Rib Roast. . .12lif
Juicy Cutlets 12
Veal Shanks, broth........ Gfi
Breast of Veal. . . .. . . ... .10
Shoulder Roast-im.u r. 10 f
-. PORK
Legs of Pork..........l2f
Pickle Pork .12
Side Pork ......12
Pork Shoulder ; Roast. ,VZy4
Pork Chops . . .. . , .... .12
N SUNDRIES
Brains ... . . '. . . ; . . . . . .. 10
Mixed Sausage ......... 10
Hams .. 17
Breakfast Bacon ......17
Pork Hocks . . . : . . ...... . .8
tt.l flour the rery best..91.00
Olymirfe Flour .......t...f l.OO
CerraJlls Flour ............ .&04
35o par. Wheat and Oats....20f
SOe jikg.. Cake, and Pastry Flour,
Olymplo . ;..15
too pkf.- Panoaka Flour..' Olym
pic ....15
.Violet, Wheat and V, Oat. I
pkfs. ... 50
Flllsbury-s Tito. pk. ......1B
Fprce. t pkg-s. for ... ....... 254
Dr. Price' Food. I pkss. Tor.ZS
30o pk. Wheat Flakea (l-Ib. pkf).
. I , for ....,.
Ite pks;. T, C B. Ca. Soda Crack
er . ; ..20
Teas and Coffees
Bariagton Ball Famous Coffee. 6 81
Our 40o J. j M. Coff ......30
Our I0e J. ac M. Coffee 20
Our Ho Coffee 1B
All lOo Tea 35
H-lb. can Upton's No. 1 Tea.30
U-lb. can Upton' No. I Tea. 15
llo pk. M. J. B. Bng. Break faat
, Tea v 20
All llo and. 0o trade Tsea....20j
le pure JeUy. I s1asaa......l8
.tie pur praaerre ......&4
lOoJtotUa Plokle :...104
10a botUe Plokle 5
Balder Catsup. I bottles .....85
Crosse A Bleokwell's OO, ta..60
lie bottle AxaWnla ....64
10 botU Blueln'
II lb. 8uar. pure Caae....S1.00
lOS-rb. Bk. Sugar, para Caae.f4.8S
Cataned Goods
Tomatoes..! can ............. 194
Sugar Corn, 4 cans ....... .....25
Oood Peas, 4 cans ....25
ItHe Pees. I cans 25
llo Peas, I cans ....85
Strlagless Beans, cans ...... .l&4
Table Peaches. I cans '....25
10a Table Peaches 15$
Uo Tat Peaches ............ 204
Royal Club Corn, lie cans..... 10$
Syrxip
Log Cabin, 1-gallon can $1.00
Leg Cabin. H-gmlloa oaa.t.,...K5
Log Cabin. ta. .. 85
Log Cabin, pts. .....20$
o--ean,- -galLr Table flynrp. tt40$
tie can, H-aJl., Table, Syrup. .20$
:.. Soas
10 bar Fela N. Soap.......... 404
100 bar Money Back Soap
(le) . 93.84
IT bars Money Back Soap 604
P. O. Naphtha Soap 54
iTory Soap, I for ...254
Irory Soap, large els. I for. ...15$
lalsins& Currants
10 pkg. Ralsta. 4 for......... 254
lie pkg. Ralstna. I for ....25$
11H pkg. Currants, 4 for. ..,..254
I' lb, large Whit Bean 254
I lbs. smail N. Bean 25$
11 lba. good Rio (not broken). 4 54
II lba bast head Rlea ...T04
I lba Tapioca (llo kind).. ....25$
I pkg 1101 Matches 184
lohl mug's Baking Powder, M-Ot.
aan . ..........184
SohlUIng' Baking Powder, 1-Jb.
can . 804
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SrOOB8 BQVAX&T A OOST.
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NOTICEI We wDl havo the store open erenlnrt tin ererythinr Is
sold to accommodate thoae people who can't com during the day.
One double team and light double wagon; one dngle wagon; on cart!
one 1500 Cash Register and two Computing Scales for sale. Store snd
fixtures for rent. Wo have already sold meat market. It will stay'
" - where h Is. Long lease, cheap rent. '. "
477-479 TVIIXIA1IS AVENUE, two Mocks below Rns3 St
; u PCCXI IAST 488 :: , ' ;:." r-
Special Prices for Hotels, fiestiannts & Boarding Houses In Lots
feii Cnprd
Come and See!
it.
Loin Steak . . . 1 0c
Round Steak . . . 8c
ILoast Beef ... 6c
Chuck Steak . .; 6c
Boil Beef . . rr4c
Corn Beef . ;i . . 3c . ,
STATE M ARICETl
22 1 fUtST PHONE MAIN 1 657
Fresh Ranch Eggs
; : 2 Dozen 45c v
Best Creamery Butter 75,f 80
Creamery .. ..65
Dairy Butter ". . . .. . . ... . . ..50f
Best Sugar Cured Ham. . . . .17
Breakfast Bacon . . , i . . . . . 18
Cream Brick Cheese, lb. . . . .20
Lirhburger Cheese, each.;. .35
Full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs a. 33
ouoHABOAmnra ..............50$
' Why pay 80c for. butter when
you can get' Oleomargarine that
is just as good for 50 f ? J ?
Chickens 17c and 20c:
La Grande Creamery
. 264 YAMHILL ST.
Iilaho team here laat night. The-quea-tlon
was on the repeal of tha fifteenth
amendment to the federal constitution.
Who la MetzferT fit yeut ayee
for ILOI. Ul SUUi uee,
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Bftf
See tha ia,T tee the polatl
a the point af a Storet
BeMe rood a
(That 1 always was a
- ties) ; ....-...'
ta h point ef ea !
Open for Dusiness
tm GROCERIES
' AT -
The FLAT IKON BLIILD
V ING GROCERY
mST AND CLACKAMAS
7 -.. Phone East 33I - " '
TOWNSEND & VAN SCII00NH0VEN .1
Wholesale and Retail Grocers . .. 14 FIRST STREET
trndT on Drtees thea yoa wOl see why eat traas has Increased. Ou gaots 1
are ex tu aifaesi easany w.
eaa he t mm la any store. ; .
rresh maaek Br. do...........2S
Beat Oreamary Batter S04
We vet 'eor ' sees from the farmer.
batter from the creameries n middle
men. ... ' '
Crasa Blaekwell Loeoa Oil. qt...S
Croa A Blsekwell Cbow.iH pint.
Postum or Flsprun Cereal ...... 20
I eaa aood Peaches or Apricots... xe
Standard Tomatoes ..lO
I eana Corn, Pea or Stria; Bean. .25
Evaporated Cream, I oans zor io
l-Ib. pkr Arm and Rammer Soda. . . B4
Naptha Soap .......... i ... . ..... If
bare Baby Elephant soap xof
ARM HAMMER SODA BULK. 3 POUNDS
1 lb. English Breakfast Tea....,.2S
1 lb. Gunpowder Tea V ...25
1 saek Best VaUey riour fl.OO
1 sack good Hard Wheat Flour. . ..OO4
I sack Best Hard Wheat Flour
(patent) fl.lS
I bottle Woroeaterahtre-Sauoe, .
I(o else ,...,.. ...10)
1 lb. Whole Nutmegs 864
New Crop Prunes, 7 lb ...26
New White Honey, comb ...... ..IBs)
1-lh. esa Corn Beef n.toi
M-lb. can Periled Ham. I (or ......28
. PHONB MAIN ItSS. ' ;
East aid dellrtry Tuesday and frlday.
...... lOo
rjP TOV WABTT Tata Tmr OBABB
Poultry, Fish aiid Oysters
; t Ton can get them at , .
G. COVACO & CO.
., ", ONLT . ;
They handle this line only and put
all their effort ta gle the publl the
highest grsde. ' ,. ,
G.COVACD
m naif st.
rhoae Btala SSS.
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
are the only remaining northern state
which permit faotory work at the age
af II years.
THE
HIGHEST
GRADES
OFCOFFEE
ROASTED
IN THE -NORTHWEST.
AT YOUR
GROCERS.
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BEAR
IN MIND
That the market located at IS! Fourth street, formerly known aa Duke's
Market, will from tht day ba known as -
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The Bay City mmM
Mr. Spath I proprietor of the new market and I carrying a full Una of
meats, butter and sggs at most reasonable prices. Call us up by phone
and your order will be attended1 and delivered to you in tha beat of our
ability. - tf you car to give us a trial call up . ,.
Or If possible it would be advisable te visit as at tha shop. 111 fourth St
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