The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 03, 1907, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ..OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 3, 1807. 11 ffiipiiis REM, Streets of: Southern;! City .uecoratea in f estive At tire Many Visitors; ..: . v (Tattae Ptm ImmI Wirt.) : ," Ifamphia, Twin., Oct I. MamphU will aurpaaa ttaalf in the enthualaam of ttg welcome to Frealdant RooeevaU and tho hundred of other dleUnjulebed.men who will be the ruaata of the olty dur ing the gulf to .the Ukea deep weter weye convention orjenlna- here tomorrow. The preeldent and hie party, the gover, nore of Mlaalaalppl valley atatee and me roemoera 01 me iniana waierwaya commlealon are expected to reach Mhi pma ehortly after noon tomorrow and will be greeted by reception committee headed by Mayor Malone and other prominent cltlxena of the city. Coaptation. Im Andltorlam. The prealdant'a addreea wllj be delly ered in the Auditorium, where the waterwaya convention will be In aeaelon. Thouranda of vial tore from Teaneaaee, Arkanaaa, Mlaalaelppl and Ijoulalana are expected. " Already the atreeta of tha city have aaaumod a featlva appearance, bunting and flaga making a riot of color and Frofualon. a welcome arch at the en ranee on Monroe atreet bearing a pic ture of the prealdent will greet the vla Itora when they leave , the boat Other arehei have been erected at atreet Inter aertktna, and on all of theae hundred, of light will gleam at night - Welcome by Qoversor. Governor Patterson will welcome the prealdent on behalf of the atate of Ten neaaee unon hla arrival at the Audito rium tomorrow afternoon. Following Prealdent'a Rooaevelt'a apeech Governor Folk of Mleaouri will deliver an aaoresa on "The Commercial Value of Water waya to the State of Mleaouri." At the night eeaalon tha apeakera will be Gov. ernor Denen of Illinola. on "me uaiy of the Government With Heaped to the Deep Waterway." and Governor Cum min of Iowa on 'The Importance to the Commerce of the I'nlted State of Im proving the Upper Mlaalaalppl River." GLADYS VANDERBILT WILL WED A TITLE (United PraM Leaaed Win.) New York, Oct J. Gladya Moore Vanderbllt, one of the rlcheat helreeaea in America, la to be the next girl to wed a title, according to a atory publlahed here today. The announcement of her engagement to an Auatrlaa noble,-It la eta ted. will be made thla week from "The Breaker"' at Newport Mini Gladva Vanderbllt became of age last Juna arut received her a ha re of the vaat eatata left to her 'at the death of her father, Comeliue vanderbllt. it amount to 112,600,000, according to re port In addition to thla, there le the fortune of her mother, which some day will be divided among the children. ALTON RATE RECORDS TO STANDARD OIL GONE WOMEN TEMPLE OF WHITE 3 Vi -CMTrDT h IM MCM AT D A Mill ICT mi i lit. mil jiiLii mi unnvuLi ' J " y i n . - '.:t. I Two hundred and fifty men of fne Wh lte Tempi con grega tlon were an tertalned wltb a reception and banquet laat night by tha women of the church. Tha hall In tha lower tempi where the banauet took place hU been elab orately decorated and everything dona for the convenience of the diner. The women did all the work, waited on the table and the nan did nothing but eat and have a good time. In addition there' wa an orcheatre and aeveral ooloa by H. Butterworth and J. W. Belcher during the evenimr. At the conclualon Of ttie dinner aeveral apeakera wera heard.- Erastu A. Smith, paator of the A'rteta Baptiet church, poke on the aplendld opportunity the White Temple had for reaching ' tnatu "Tha White Temple." ha eald, T'haa a national fame and tha paator an in ternatlonal fame." Frank E. A. Smith, aaalatant paatojt of the White Tempi, waa another apeaker, aa waa Harry Stone, aa toaat-, maaier, taptain J- A. Biaoen, jerrr Bronaugh and Rev. J. Wbiteomb Brougher. Temporary officers for' a new olub ror men, young and Old, were aeieciea. Any man, no matter to what church he belonga, may join the new organisa tion. THIS HUSBAND GOT OFF BY GIVING PEACE BOND , (IwUl Diapatcb te The Jooraal.) I 8t, Helena, Or.k Oct. I. Andrew Karaatl who ha been In Jail here since Saturday charged with attempting fto kill hla wife, had a hearing before Juatic of the Peace II. p. Watklna.' . Wltr.eaeee' gave teatlmony through an interpreter which made the trial tedious. Mra. Karaatl teatlfled that her, hue band , wa kind to her when sober, but went on a apreeat leaat every two weeka and when drunk threatened, and abuaed her and at one time threw a scythe at her. ' As the testimony waa not sufficient to detain the man, he waa relased on a bond to keep the peace. ' Metiger seven you money on watches DEATH OF PET DOG LED NEW YORKER TO SUICIDE j (United Prtea LA Wlra.) New York, Oct I. Adelbert Schauer, a welt-to-do manufacturer, who had juet returned from a hunting trip In Maine, committed suicide last night apparently because of the death of hla pet setter dog, wmcn ne naa acoi denklly ahot during hla hunting trip. Appointed Go tern men t Engineer. v' .. (floeeUI rHinatrk ' to The Joarail.) Aberdeen, Wash., Oct. 8. It Is an-1 nounced that I. w. mason, a weu-anown nslneer of this Dlace. haa reoelved an appointment as . government engineer and has been asalgned to work on the Jetty on North .Beaca. Mr. Mason naa not yet decided whether or not he will accept the offer. (I'nlted Pnn Leasee Wire.) Chicago, Oct. S. The recofda of the Chicago Alton road ehowlng the rafea given the Standard Oil company and other ahlppers are mlaaing. This .be came known today when District Attier- ney Slme- laaued a aubpoena for C. A. King, (feneral freight agent of the Alton, and Frank Holland, rate clerk for the road, who were OYdered to bring the record to court but reported" thar tlrey roiilrt not find them. tnai mere la no cnance oi inaiciing mo hlppta "tfiq president. Mof fett . of Ih fciannara un company oi inonn mjw violated the rebate law. CENTRALIA REJECTS P0AYER COMPANY BID (Special Dttpatcn to Th Jnnrnal.) Centralla, Wash., Oct. 8. The bid of the Centralla Electric A Power com pany for furnishing electric current in thla cltv, which waa turned in to the cltv clerk laat week, waa rejected at the council meeting Tuesday- night, but a contract waa drawn up between the .said company and the city for furnish ing electric current for a period of 18 months at the rate of I cents per kilo watt, with a minimum monthly charge of 1600. During the enaulng IS montha the council la to look into the matter of providing the beat current, and will then be ln shape to receive permanent ;blds for lighting the city. CHICAGO MINE OWNER ; INSPECTS HIS PROPERTY fSiwUl Plupatrb to The Journal ) Casle Rock. Wash.. Oct. 3. Witllatn Dawson of Chicago arrived here thia morning en route to the St. Helens min ing diatrict. where he haa valuable min ing Interest. He will leave here In a few days for Meta lake to Inspect the Meta mine, located on the lake ahore, and will visit the Kangaroo mine at the headwaters of the .Lewis river. Mr. Dawson owns both of theae properties and haa had crews of men doing con tract work On them for, some time past. 'His trip to the mines and work while there will occupy about a month. Fall 'Suits and m Overcoats E iJ t J - ii f w-r p. 3 ? i ft? 1 Ji The Kind That Has Distinctiveness The kind that has that smart look that good dressers notice and buy. Call and let us prove our claim. Superior in fit, style and quality. ' Successful Prune Run. (Special Dlnpatrh to The Journal.) ' Eugene, Or., Oct. 3. The local fruit evaporator has Just closed a very auc cessful aeaon-s run on prunes, curing 'Over 6QO.O00 pounds of green fruit, which nakes over 200,000 pounds after thev are dried. The entire crop in this (vicinity was saved this year, whereas last year perhaps one fourth of the crop was allowed to go to wate on ac count of the lack of drying facilities. Since then the company that operates the evaporator here haa built one at Irving of almllar capacity and other mnller ones have been built near Eu gene. The crop this year was almoat as large as last Solid for Appropriation. (Special Dltpatoh o The Journal.)' fnlverslty of Oregon, Eugene, Oct 1. A plan la being promoted by some of the alumni among the students to form the student body into ft committee of correspondence to use their influ ence over the state to pass the univer sity appropriation next June. The sup-, porter of the university, the slumni and the board of regents particularly are making arrangements now for the - nmrultn next BDrlna. Most of them express confidence that the referendum will fall, but none of them intend to leave a stone unturned that will insure :thelr confidence. - . Newspaper Will Enlarge. i (Special- Piapatch to The Journal.) .' Aberdeen. Wash.. Oct. S. The Aber deen Dally Bulletin haa announced -that ' by or before tha 15th of this month, it will enlarge from a four-page to an elitht-page paper. It ha had thia ;change in contemplation for some time, but is waiting the arrival of a consign ment of paper. This is to provide for the Increaaed demand for advertlaing . .apace and to give its aubscrlbers more '.news. In doing this the Bulletin show .lte progresslveneas, as well aa Its de sire to give the public the best of serv- ,f - - . " - I New Officers for Brewery. (Soeelai rMptt hi Tha JoaraaL) t Astoria, Or.. Oct. 8. At the annual meeting of the North ' Pacific Brew ing company held last evening, W. E. Schlmpff waa elected president; August Robinson of . Bcranton, Pennsylvania, -vice-prealflet. and Haa. jacobaao. .sect re tar jr. -. oto' 'J ''J1 jJjJJ L ' LLLLl!ilil I llfr1 '" '"""''"''""'ii'iiiiiiirrii'j t i i. ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. ANigetablelVeparallonfirAs slmilatln deFbotfandRsgubt (ingtlte Siomadis andBawosof Promotes Digeslionflwrflr nessaikiRestXontalnsndttkT Opiumforphine norMiaeraL! NOT NARCOTIC ejSaaHMaBBaaBBBSSt aat avaManaaw AapfafW- AMftSdtt jtmtmi &BZ2tfA. WAT...-. frmJ, BttmKHvWm A aVrW Aperfect Remedy forConsHghj WoirosfWR'UlsionsJ'evmsii- ness and LOSS OF SIXER FicSontke Signarare of NEW YOBK. y ' Exact Copy of For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of AW In. Use For pver Thirty Years tmc T . ats a emt. ..- Dainty 'Kerchiefs Begrular 15o m ' -l-Grado at . i OA Tomorrow we offer the greatest Handkerchief bar gain of the season 200 dozen ' women's dainty Handkerchiefs in neat cross bar and drawn-work pat terns; fine, sheer and soft; regularly sold at lc each or 2 for 15c. specially priced for BARGAIN FRIDAY AT , 5c The Most in Value High Qualities at Low Price la the True Teat of Value. PORTLAND'S FASTEST-GROWING STORE. The Best in Quality Dresden RUbess O On J5c-4cGradesa!OC5 2,500 yards of Dresden or Printed Warp Ribbons in an endless assortment of pretty floral patterns' in dainty colorings, fine rich finish, full 5 inches wide; just in season for fancy work and trimming pur poses; always sold at 35c and 40c a yard. Specially priced for BARGAIN xIDAY. 23c Extraordinary Offering in Hew Fall and Winter Merchandise The whole store contributes to the Great Sale. By giving extra good values we have built up a business for this weekly sale that demands the best than can be found in the goods we sell. Quality and economy are pleas antly united in your behalf. Read the following list of offerings carefully and come as early as you can. Satisfy ing Values in ETe w Br ess Goods and Silks Great stocks of the newest autumn fabrics are now ready for your inspection. The most charming of this season's patterns and colorings have been especially underpriced for Friday's great sale that is the most notable feature of these notable offerings. This section of our store is becoming famously popular among economical shoppers. It is carefully and aggressively conducted and growing tremendously. The cause of its rapid growth is value-giving. For Those Who Come Tomorrow We Offer: 50c 59c Scotch Sacking- KA Best 75o Grade OUU 52-Inch All-Wool Scotch Sacking, one of the most popular new fabrics, warranted all pure wool, very durable; comes in all the best shades of brown, green, red, gray, tan, mode, blaek, etc.; sold everywhere at 7.c a yard. Specially priced BARGAIN FRIDAY AT Colored Taffeta Best 75c Grade 19-Inch Colored Taffeta Silk, far-famed for its unusual wear ing quality, fine Swiss finish, deep rich luster, all pure silk; comes in all the new shades of red, brown, green, blue, tau, mode, pink, slate, cream, black, etc.; splendid value at a yard. Specially priced tor BAKUAiiM miuax AT Full Yard Wide Black Taffeta Silk Best $1.25 Grade at 89c 36-Inch Black Taffeta Silk, warranted all pure silk," chiffon ' finish, rich high luster, absolutely fast black, durable and always stylish ; extra good value at $1.25 a yard. Spe- OQ cially priced BAKUAIIM I'KiUAi ai UtV New Dress Goods in Evening Shades Tomorrow you have choice of hundreds and hundreds of yards of new Dress GoodsHenriettas, Albatross, Batiste and Crepes in all the popular shades for evening wear; pink, light blue, Nile green, tan, slate, cream, old rose, etc; war ranted all pure wool, 36 and 38 inches wide; never before sold for less than 50c a yard. Specially priced for QH BARGAIN FRIDAY AT OdC 59c Black Dress Goods 50c and 65o Values at 39c Here is a great bargain offering of the ever popular Blade Dress Goods in an assortment of weaves varied enough to suit almost any taste Storm Serge, French Albatross, A1I Wool Cheviot and Whip Cords in correct fall and winter weights, absolutely fast black; all bright new goods bought for this season's selling and especially good values at 60c and 65c a yard. Specially priced for rJAKUAlN f II FRIDAY AT OuGn Friday Bargains Extraordinary ! Each is its own logical argument of superiority, each represents facts so strong and certain as to be incontrovertible such merchandising such 1 values must naturally increase the prestige of this store place it even higher in your favor and stamp it firmer than ever as Portland's most pro gressive retail establishment FBIDAT YOU CAN BUY Children's Stockings at 12o Best 25c Grade Half price is all you are asked to pay tomorrow for this splendid line of children's fine ribbed Cotton Stockings; it's a special purchase of the famous Rugby brand, bought from a manufac turer who was overstocked; all sizes; regular 25c grade. Special BARGAIN FRI- iol DAY AT 1&2C Women's Stockings at 29c Best 40c Grade Women in need of winter weight stockings can save quite a neat sum by taking advantage of this splendid offering 250 dozen women's full fashioned black cotton fleeced lined Stockings, made with unbleached soles, heavy winter weight, warm and durable. Our leaders at 40c a pair, specially priced for one day only, OA BARGAIN FRIDAY, AT LiJC Children's Underwear 50c Best 75c Grades This is a special offering of strictly high-grade garments that economical mothers will be pleased to know about About 100 dozen Children's Swiss Ribbed Wool Underwear, Vests and Pants in all sizes from 18 to 34, colors white and gray; excellent values at 75c a garment. Spe- rA cially priced BARGAIN FRIDAY AT. .. DUC Women's Underwear $1.19 $2.50 Values It isn't often you can buy all wool underwear at less than half price, but that's what you can do here tomorrow: we were fortunate in securing a special lot at less than cost Yrice -we ask you to share in the saving Women's fine white Aus tralian wool, flat knit Underwear, the celebrated Norfolk and New Brunswick make; Vests and Pants in most all sizes ; made to sell regularly at $2.50 per garment. Specially priced d A for BARGAIN FRIDAY AT P 1.17 Striped Ribbons, 15o 25c and 35c Kinds Extra special for Friday's bargain sale 5-Inch Black and White. Striped Ribbons, extra heavy quality, perfect finish, rich and beautiful; always sold at 25c and 35c la yard. Special priced g for BARGAIN FRIDAY AT. . . . . . . ..... IOC The Men's Section The principal attraction of our weekly Bargain Friday Sale will be to morrow, the beginning of a very important Offering- of 300 Dozen Men's Golf Shirts, each REGULAR 75c TO $1.00 VALUES The assortment is practi cally limitless in fact, no such variety was ever shown at any price before this, here or elsewhere. These Golf Shirts are made of dependable mate rials with cuffs attached or detached, medium, light and dark colors in the latest fall patterns ; also plain white; all custom-made shirts that are fully worth regular prices. Usual 75c and $1 grades all at one price BAR GAIN FRIDAY 55c Silk Belts 25c 50c and 75c Kinds Greatest Belt offering of the season Women's Gilt Belts, in stripes and fancy cross bars, also Silk Belts in all the new shades and black, belts that sell regularly at 50c and 75c each, specially priced for this sale, OC BARGAIN FRIDAY. uOC Six Big Bargains FromO ur Popular Notion Section For Bargain Friday Reg. 25c 9-in.Whisk Brooms, Friday only.. Reg. 75c Bristle Cloth Brushes, Friday only. . Reg. 75c Leather Strap Parses, Friday only... Ref. 25c Shell JDreBa- 1ft inc Combs, Fit only.. 1UC Reg. 50c Back Combe, JQ Friday only awC Reg. $2 Teddy Bears, n O Friday only i, 90C 12c 48c 49c Friday Bargains Extraordinary ! October is a great bargain season at this store, and it is especially worth your while to watch our announcements this month. "Reduced Prices' are the watchword in every section for tomor row's great sale. We mention only a few items, but there are thousands just as good. FBIDAT WE WILL SELL Cambric Muslin 9c Best 12c Grade 50 Bolts of White Cambric Muslin of splendid wearing quality, nice soft finish, full 36 inches wide ; bought by us before the last advance in factory price, and considered extra good value at the present time at 12j4c a yard. Placed on sale for one day only, BARGAIN FRI DAY, AT tfC New Percales, 10c Vol. at 80 About 1,500 yards of this most satisfactory wash goods placed on sale torrtdrrow at a saving price." An unlimited assortment of this season's pat-" terns to choose from in good, dark colors, full 28 inches wide. Best standard 10c grade, spe- Q cially priced BARGAIN FRIDAY AT OC India Linon at llo Best 15c Grade 100 Pieces of White India Linon Lawn, full 30 inches wide, the most desired fabrics for dainty white garments ; sold everywhere at 15c a yard. Specially priced for one day only, BARf 1 . GAIN FRIDAY, AT 1 lC; Linen Tea Cloths at 70o Best $1.00 Grade A great offering of Hemstitched Linen Tea Cloths, good large size, in a great .variety of de signs; many with pretty openwork, center,,. aI white and white with colored borders ; pur leader at $1. We have too many -of this particular ;rium- ' ber that's why the price has been espe- ija cially reduced for Bargain Friday to. . C Laco Curtains at 01.10 . - , $U5 Values 150. Pairs White Scotch Lace Curtains in an ex tensive line of new up-to-date designs, full 60 -inches wide and 3 yards long, on sale tomorrow r at a saving of 25c on each pair. Regular $1.35 values special BARGAIN FRIDAY Q Cushion Slips 40o 75c and $1.00 Kinds An out-of-the-ordinary offering of Cushion Slips, the newest ideas specially underpriced, two lots to choose from-Orienta! f apesty Cushion Slips in bright rich colorings, made with hncy art ticking back; also Embroideries Crash .Slips in many dainty designs; finished with rufile to match; sold everywhere at 75c and $1. f(S Our special price BARGAIN FRIDAY .i.