Tilfi OREGON DAIIA'A JOURNAL. PORTLAND FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 12, 1S07.
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'S CLUB DAY AT
EASTERN! OR EGON S HEEP Kl N 6 , 1
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; - TELLS OF GREAT DEVELOPMENT
Willie" Wurawller. tha aheen - king . wheat
was standing high and nearly
of eaatern Oregon, la at tha Imperla
ready to cut . The yield wlll.fce enor
mous and It seems now as If nothing will
arise to blast tha hopes of the ranchers.
Prloes are-good and we will have a pros
perous era following tha harvest
"Little need be said of the aheen in
hotel, where he told of the wonderful
large; Ingathering of En
development of hi a aectlon ef the etate.
4;
Mr. Wurawller la from Trlnevllle. but
tnusiastic Workers at
li Gladstone Park.
haa Juat returned from a vlalt through
several of the wheat blta of eastern
dustry. It Is. In good 'Shape and ths
1 t"
sheepmen hav . their flocks out for
Oregon.
"Never before." he said, "have I seen
the erops In such snlendld ehane as they
summer erasing on the ranges. - Nearly I
every sneepman in tne state made
money this year." ,
are thla year. Every place I visited the
Mr. wurmwiier la in roruana on his
CHAUTAUQUANS BASK
periodical buatneaa trip and will remain I
FIVE ABE TAKING
in
the olty several days,
: IX PERFECT WEATHER I
OPTOMETRY EXAM
woman
CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY
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the I
Governor Bochtel's Lecture
1 I "Attriicaoii Dr. Straton on
jt lUb QnftJon'nd Other Topics
Today Md Tomorrow,
Programs
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Oregon City. July llThls la being
rtisutuinii&'a rrrat day. The moderate
heat of a .beautiful iumm day. j tem
pered br tha shades of the famous Olad
!dM'mk haa nut everybody in a
Chautauqua spirit: the spirit to drink
In the bcautlee of nature and to enjoy
, the abundance, or gooo mniuwui
.. tnnA that ta aet before thai
The following claeaes, ably led,
.m)hI on time today with Increased
a tendance: I to 10 a m.. Junior Bible
(! Ura. Alice It. Handnaker; to
' 11 a m.. Physical Culture, Professor A.
M.,arllley to 10 a. m., Bngliah Uter-
ture. Dr. B. J. Hoadler; to 10 a. m..
Elocution, Profeeeor W. Eugene Knox;
"10 to 11 a. m. United States History.
Hon. Willie C. Hawley. M. C.; 10 1 to 11
a. m., Domestic Science, Miss Lillian
'Tingle; 10 to 11 a m Bible Study. Rev.
4Jajnes Hoffman Batten.
H Wmbu'i Olnk Bay.
. Thla. being woman's, club day club
women began to arrive early but came
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Dr.
John Roach Straton.
T
OoVernor ' Henry -'A. BuchteL
In a large body on the 10 a. m. train,
and kept coming- until the opentng ol
;the Forum at 11 a. m. which was moat
beautifully presided over by Mrs, Fred-
erlch .Eggertt This la lira Eggert's
i first m publlo -appearanoe as presiding
.. orricer or the woman's ciun or Portland.
, and the members were -delighted with
her Initial effort In their behalf, though
.t Jt was not a surprise, as Mrs. Resort is
considered one of the most oapejjle and
, graceful presiding officers In Portland.
Mrs, Wells- gave the paper she read at
the teachers meeting, and Mrs, Evans
aw Oregon from Jamestown.. There
wns. musloi by the musical' class of the
clnb.
Thla afternoon the erowd has beet4ft4
creased by the large number of men
who came up to bear Governor Buohtel's
address on
lean Life.
Joarnallata
The Round Table, which la held from
1:10 to 4:30 p. m., haa become the ren-
desvous for general discussion on top
ics of the day. Teaterday was medal
contest day and a historical sketch of
this branch of the work was given oy
Mrs. Miller. By request Mrs. Addlton
gave a brief outline of the trlcentennial
convention of the W. C. T. U., whloh
was recently held In Boston, In whloh
11 nations had reoreaentatlon. There
was also acme fine mualc and a recita
tion by Mrs. Dr. Bruce of Baker City.
Yewterday the women members of Dr.
Hiram Vrooman'a church came in a
body to visit their pastor and his family.
who are camping on tne g-rouna.
Bpeakiag of tha Bib.
An onloyable reunion was held In the
W. C. T. U. tent. Dr. John Roach
Straton was the speaker of the after
noon. He ' has a moat charming per
sonnel and public dellevry added to an
extensive and well chosen vocabulary.
His subject was "The Destiny of the
Lost Rib." Of course the loat rib was
woman and gave the lecturer an oppor
tunity to wax witty and crack some
muaty nuts. "The dear things," accord
ing- to JJr. straton. nave a destiny ana
should not anchor save In the haven of
love and domestic duty, which means
no public work, but the harmless occu-
Eatfon of keeping up a comfortable
ome..
Dr. etraton's lecture In the evening
on "Uncle Sam Junior" pleased the au
dlenoe more than his afternoon talk, as
It was more up-to-date and upon a sub
ject with which the speaker was more
familiar.
The baseball game today will be be
tween Chemawa and Trunkmakera
The Programs.
- Today's program in full follows:
Morning s-u. summer Bcnoot 11.
Chautauaua Forum.
Afternoon 1:15, Concert, Chemawa
Indian School band: 1:00, Solo. Dr. R.
A. Heritage; Lecture, 'pleasantness of
American Life," by Governor Henry A.
Buchtel: I: JO. Baseball. Chemawa va.
Trunkmakers; 7:16, Concert, Chemawa
Indian School band: 8:00. Readlnr.
rroreasor w. jcugene Knox; Lecture,
Dr. John Roach- Straton. Chios so.
The Baturday program Includes soma
specially pleasing features, notably the
it.ntafft 'That Mnnthat mnA AMmmnnm M
It Is In full as follows:
Morning 8-11, Summer school: 11.
Chautauqua Forum.
Afternoon i:io. concert. Chemawa
Indian school band; 1:00, solo, reading;
lecture. "The Saloon in Politics." bv
Hon. Frank Stewart Regan, of ROckford.
Illinois; 8:30. baseball. North Paclfle va
St Johne; 7:15, concert. Chemawa In
dian school band.; R, the beautiful rustic
tata, "The Months and seasons," in
r acts. In full costume, riven bv
250 children from the oublio sohools of
Oregon City, Parkplace and vicinity.
Five aspirins; young men and women
are taking the state examination In op
tometry which Is being held at the Im-
perll hotel under the .direction of the
stato board. The examination will last
today and tomorrow and Is under ths di
rection of Dr. C. W. Lowe of Eugene,
Dr. E. O. Mattern, Portland, and Dr. H.
W. Barr, secretary, of Salem.
Dr. Lowe, president of the board,
stated today that the examination la
being held for those who failed to
paas the last examination bald several
weeks ago. Only one candidate paaaed
at that time and the board granted an
other try to those who wished to qual
ify as opticians. Dr. Lowe said thai
every effort Is being made to give the
candidates a fair examination without
aff
flclency,
maxing tne standard so low that It
in aueci me state s reputation for ar.
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, M. J. Levin son, editor of the Sunday Ore.
' gonian, who gave a resume of a day's
' work qn a dally paper. It was listened
to with much Interest, as the work to
, be 'accomplished Inputting out a paper
J: that the publia accepts so carelessly was
. m revelation to many present.
Mrs.- J.r A. George gave a pleasant
- talk on 'her experiences .In -journalism.
. r Mrs, " Oeorge la- an attractive speaker
and she. had her large .audience in. love
With her before she was through. ,
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Phone Main 460. -
Men's Clothing
60 fine Flannel Outing- Suits, In grays and
Drowns. sKeieton lined witii siik, an sizes,
at ........... 3.95
loo rine olacK TDlbet Suits, ror men ana
youths, single or double-breasted, every one
of these hand tailored, a snap ....... S7.SO
duo Duns ior men ana youms, worm irom
ii.ou 10 szz.Du. une iot inoiuaea Diue
serg-es, black clay worsted, fine and gray
mixtures. Dozens of styles to choose from.
for $9.95
125 Suits for men and youths,-118.00 tsyfiS.OO
values. This lot consists of choice sllkrwarp
serges, neat dark worsteds, black Thlbets and
fancy gray mixtures. Choice for -...$12.50
Men s unen v;oais, smaii sizes oniy . ...1UC
Fancy white Vests, $2.00 to IS.00 values. 82
to 44 wires 60C
Men's fine worsted Pants, fine gray stripes
worm 12. uu, per pair t)VC
Boys' Suits
Boys' black serge Suits, small sizes, $1.95
values, for 59e
95 for boys' fine worsted Suits, worth from
$1.75 to $2.60. f
ft 1.45 for boys' fine 3-piece Suits, In heavy
worsted, worth up to $6.00.
S1.95 for youths' suits, worth $5.00 to 11160.
sizes run from 32 to S6,
Furnishings
Underwear for men and youths, worth from
60c to $1.00, oddlots and slsos 19
Fine -Work Shirts for men, fine blue madras
or the genuine hickory stripe 25
5ji for Ken's fine Socks, blacks, tan or lace
stripe, worth ISc to 50c.
15e for Men's fine Suspenders, worth 60c
484 for genuine linen mesh Underwear, worth
$1.50, any else. . -
75c for men's and youths' mohair Shirts,
any color or size.
$31.00 for $2.60 Suit Cases", worth up to $4.50.
Shirt Waists
at Any Old
Price
Waists, in
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f S.60 wash
Ws have divided our immense stock into
three lots.
LOT 1 Consists- of 76c to $1.50 Waists, in
carK ooiors or plain white
LOT S. All $1.60 to $2.00 Waists go
LOT . The choice of our $2.00 to 1
Wafsts ...91,00
Ladies' wfsite duck Skirts, worth up to $20.
m 70C
Ladles' and Children's Coats, any color or
lenrth. worth uo ta 816.00. at 2 OX
xjaaies' xine lauorea BKiris, wortn up to $10.00,
they come In fancy gray mixtures, at... Ml.'
Ladies' fast black Cotton Hose. 16a lclnrt for J
Corset Covers. In fine muslin, trimmed wit
lace and embroidery .....154
iaaies ana Misses- uerDV nDDea underwear.
worth.np to 60c, at 15c.
.White Parasols, nickel frame and
natural wood handles 75c
$1.75 Silk Gloves, any color, the 20-
button length 754
Ladles' black Sateen Skirt. $1 value,
made with 10-inch flounce, for. 25c
104 for Ladies' fine Lace Hoaa,
black only. 60c to 75c values.
tc for Child's 16a black cotton Hose,
omethlng for little folks.
, A fine Mull or Silk Hat, In whit
or pink, wortn up to $8.00. Choice
of lot
50c
$10.00 Suits for misses, fin ahen.
herd plaid and check- S4.9oV
Ladles' Shirtwaist Suits, fine FrerJtT
' lawn, in white or colors, worth 86.00.
ior $31.25
Fine Japanese Kimonos. 10 colors,
$10.00 values at ....93.95
Special
Silk Skirt?
? 12.25 'or 17.50 Silk Skirts, In
rown. They are guaranteed all
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Ladies' Shoes
800 pairs of Ladies' Bamnle Shoes.
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from, values to $2.00, $1.76 and $1.60,
for ...79c
400 pairs of Ladles' all patent lace
Shoes, dull kid tOD. welt soles, val
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260 Pairs of Ladies' Dress Shoes,
12-button. patent dull too. $8.60 val
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Ladles' Oxfords 400' pairs Of sam
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values for ................... .694
Ladies' Tan Oxfords Turn and welt
sole, $3.60 value.. 91.29
Ladles 8-button natent Oxfords. Cu
ban heel, $$.60 values for ...-91.85
Ladies' Dress Shoes
Tha Boston Store wishes to let its
customers know that we have tha
sole agency for the great Roberts,
Johnson and Ran $3.60 Shoes. The
R. j. R. Shoe Co. has asked the Bos
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heavy at their expense as It Is a new
shoe coming to the front. So we
have put on sale all ,$3.60 Shoes
for 92.29
Boys' Shoes
$1.50 values for i . . . .". ...... 894
12.00 values for".... 91.19
$2.60 values for 91.65
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Men's Dress Shoes
Vlcl. light sole, $8.00 and : 12.60 -values
for 91,65
Men's Dress Shoes, patent leather.
$4.00 values for 92.65
Hats
504 tor choice of $1.00 and $1.60
Straw Hats, any size.
91:35 for choice of $2.60 Felt Hats,
any color, shape or size.
l.RK for Choice Of 28.60 Felt Rata
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353 for Children's 65c to
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