.THE : OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; ' PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 13.' 1003. ' '
f)tl tf fi Rm Lfacn Underwear, Harvard Milla Underwear's Oatermoor Mattresses j Qot . I .li
JrOrilUllU ; Ztrd; Nemo, La Grecqut and Eatelle Cora eta ; Columbia Yarna ; Perrin'a Kid Glovea rTS6IllS
Last Day of Grocery Sale
The eale started last Wednesday Ini our Grocery,
and will end Saturday evening Take advantage
OPEN UNTIL 9:30 SATURDAY EVENING
SODA FOUNTAIN IN THE BASEMENT
First Week of Carpet Salo
Stock adjustment aale of Carpets' will be con
cluded tomorrow night Don't overlook this tale
OPEN UNTIL 0:80 SATURDAY EVENINO
LIGHT LUNCHES AT SODA FOUNTAIN
UNEQliALED, UNPARALLELED BARGAINS FOUND ONLY at PORTLAND'S LARGEST and BEST STORE
50c Cotton Vests 29c
Ladies elctra fine Swiss ribbed Cotton Vests, lace
yoke and fancy shoulder straps, all sizes; OQi
regular 50c Values, on sale at, special..... XUC
20c Knit Vests for 12c
Ladies' Richelieu ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck
and sleeveless style; all sizes; the best 10
regular 20c values, on sale at, special..... 1C
Swiss Ribbed Vests 83c
"Women's Swiss fibbed Vests irf Jiigh neck, long
sleeves and half sleeves, beautifully made and
perfectly finished; regular. $1.00 values, QO
on sale at this special low price, each....OtJC
Swiss Ribbed Vests S 1 ,05
Ladies' Swiss ribbed Swan brand silk plaited
Vests; low neck and sleeveless style; sizes 4, 5
and 6; the best regular .$1.25 values, d AC
on sale at this special price, garment. yavv
40c Knit Pants for 29c
Women's lace trinuned fine ribbed Pants, um
brella style, all sizes; regular 40c values, OQ
on sale at this special low price, garment. XiJt
$1.50 Union Suits $1.1 2
Ladies' fine ribbed Lisle Union Suits, fancy lace
trimmed yoke and lace trimmed urn- d tO
brella pants; all sizes; $1.50 values. ... P11&
Children'sCoats
Dresses-Saturday
On Sale in the Children'! Snit Section
Children's and Misses
Box Coats Spec'l $6.50
Children's and misses' Box Coats In thjee
quarter length; colors, gray, navy blue, bright
red and brown check; lined throughout; chev
rons on sleeve; aged 6 to 14 years; sp'I f8.50
Child's Jumper Dresses
Sp VlTomorrow $2.75
Children's Jumper Dresses in blue and red
plaid gingham, with white waists trimmed with
braid. Full plaited skirt; ages 6 to a0 TC
14 yrs.; on sale At, special, garment. .vmI J
Sailor Suits for Children
Sp VlTomorro w $ 1 .00
Children's blue and tan Chambray Tailor
Suits, trimmed with white braid; full 4 AA
plaited skirt; ages 6 to 14 yrs., Qrkt. V1UU
$1 Bracelets 69c
Children's and misses' Wire
Bracelet, with plain signets or
stone setting; regular $1 CQf,
values, special at, cach.."'l
$1.50Combs98c
Fancy Combs, large variety of
pretty mountings in daimy de
signs; regular $1.50 val- QQ
ues, on sale at, special... VOC
An exceptionally good value for
tomorrow.
Bead Necklaces 33c
Graduated Coraline Bead Necklaces,
with best quality clasp; on OO
sale at this low price, special. .OOC
$125 BROOCHES AT 49c EA.
Gold filled Brooches, warranted for
20 years; everything that is new in
design; values up to $1.25; on AQr
sale at this special price, each.ritC
ALARM CLOCKS FOR 73c
America Alarm Clocks, every 'JO
one guaranteed perfect, sp'l..lJC
Fountain Syringes
Eagle Combination Fountain
Syringe and Water Bottle; ab
solutely guaranteed; on Q
sale at, special, each U7C
PREMIUM SYRINGES
Ladies' Premium Syringes, the
perfect vaginal syr
inge, special, each...
$1.49
25c SOAP BOXES 16c
Celluloid Soap Boxes in all col
ors; .regular 25c values, 1
on sale at, special, each..DC
When Patty Went to College 50c i The Garden of Allah 50c
The Lion and the Mouse 50c
Men's Furnishing Needs
Can Now Be Had at the Very Lowest Prices Here
New mercerized Half Hose, in all the leading col
ors, all plain shades; the best regular 35c OC,
values, on sale at this special price, pair..sJC
Men's new spring styles, plaited Golf Shirts, light
colors, with dots, figures and stripes, each.. f 1.00
The newest colors in our well known "dollar
silk" Underwear; made of-beautiful mer- d AA
cerized yarns; blue, pink, lavender, white
New 4-in-hand Ties, the swell styles; cross- CA
stripes, also in bat tie; on sale at, each OUC
Sweater Coats for men and women, all pure wor
sted best quality; colors, red, white or O OC
Oxford gray; best $5 value, special, ea. .wO0D
Knothe Suspenders, the best made, best ylC
quality webs; regular 75c value, special, pair.TtDC
Saturday Night, 6 to 9:30
SPECIALS
300 Pairs Infants
Hose25c and 35c
Vals,, Saturday Night 17c
300 pairs of infants' pure Cashmere
Wool Hose; colors, black, white, sky
blue, pink, red and tan, all sizes; reg
ular 25c and 35c values, pair.. 17V
Women's Vests
35c Values at 1 8c
Ladies' fancy lace yoke Vests, Riche
lieu ribbed, low neck and sleeveless
styles, all sizes; regular 35c Q
values, on, sale at, special IOC
15c-20c Silk Rib
bons at 9c a Yard
5,000 yds. ail silk Taffeta Ribbon, VA
2 and 3 inches wide; white, black and
all colors for hair ribbons and neck
wear; regular 15c and 20c val- Q
ues, on sale at, special, yard...7C
Child's Lawn Bon
nets Saturday Night 25c
Special for Saturday evening, between
6 and 9:30, a special line of infants'
and children s white lawn OC.
Bonnets, a great value, each.,JC
Berry Spoons 99c
1847 Rogers Bros.' Berry Spoons, as
sorted patterns, best regular QQn
$1.25 value, on sale at, special. Vf C
Manicure Sets 1 9c
Bon Ton Manicure Sets, complete
outht, with butter, emery boards, nail
polish and pumice stone; spe- i Q
cial, 6 to 9:30, on sale at lJC
Writing Paper 23c
Brandon Linen Writing Paper, fine
quality linen, 50 sheets and, OO
50 envelopes to match, special. JC
All Day Saturday
5,000 ladies' all pure linen $4-inch
hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
regular 15c values, special .... DC
Specials in Leather
Goods, Great Vals.
Values to $1.50 at 69c
1.000 Elastic Belt Lengths in the studded and
plain effects; colors, blacjt, white, gray, brown,'
navy, red and champagne; regular val
ues up to $1.50, at this low price, each..U7C
Women's 75c Belts 50c
10 gross ladies' Leather Belts, in the stitched
and other tailored styles; colors, black, CA
tan, brown and red; regular 75c values. 9UC
Alligator Coin Purses
Tomorrow, 50c Values on Sale at 35c
1,000 ladies' and gents' Alligator Coin OC
Purses, 2 compartments; reg. 50c values. OOC
Women's Leather Bags
Women's fine leather Square Bags, in several
styles; colors, black, brown and tan, as follows
Best regular $1.00 values, special at, each.69
Best regular 65c values, special at, each. 39
Best regular 50c values, special at, each. 29
Women's, Child'n's Hose
20c Hose for Boys and Girls at 12cPair.
350 pairs boys' and girls good strong black coN (
ton Ribbed Hose, extra double. knee and seam
less foot, in all sizes; the best regular
20c valuet, special at, the pair .,,.(.1m2C;
25c Boys' and Girls' Host Tomorrow 17c '
S90 pairs boys' and girls' black ribbed Cotton'
Hose; double knee, heels and toes; absolutely"
fast and stainless, black; all sizes; the .l'
regular 25c quality, on sale at, the pa5r....llC;
' 40c Boys' and Girls' Hose Tomorrow 23c
375 pairs boys' and girls' extra strong quality '
black ribbed worsted Wool Hose, merino
heel and toe; all sizes; 40c quality, pair.XyC
Women's 20c Values, Special at 12c Pal,
Women's black Cotton Hose, seamless leg and '
foot, fast black and stainless; sizes T )1 "
8li to 10; regular 20c values, pair luC
Women's 25c Values, Special at 17c Pair
Women's very fine quality black Cotton Hose, :
double soles and seamless leg, fast color; T
sizes 8A to 10; regular 25c quality, pair..lf C
Women's 40c Values, Special at 27c Pair
390 pairs ladies' black and tan Hose some are
cotton, others lisle in flat and ribbed 07,
style, all sizes; regular 40c value, pair....! C
Gloves! Gloves 39c Ribbons at 2 1 c Child's Rompers
500 pairs, 16-button length 1.000 yards 6-inch wide all silk Mes- Children's Rompers, of every
Chamois Gloves, natural shade, saline Ribbon, best quality for millin- description, in blue, pint and
all sizes; reg. value 9 QQ erv us" a" colors: regular 01,, gray; at 25c, 50c and 75
$3, special at, pair. ..VL.OJ 39c values, special, the yard. .. 1C o r f
$1 Mirrors 69c Plate Mirrors 39c BunnieSmts60c
The Bunnie Play Suit, some
$1.00 Celluloid Stand Mirrors, Fine metal frame French Plate Mir- thing new; three in one, with
the very best imported CQ- tot, just the thing for shav- OQ- trousers and s,kirt; on
glass, special at, each....UC ing; on sale at, special, each.tJJC sale at this low price OUC
Tillie, Mennonite Maid, 50c Barbara Winslow, Rebel, 50c Half a Rogue, good book, 50c
NewMillinery
We offer a splendid line of those
ever popular pyroxoline and hair
braid flats, which make very styl
ish and pretty misses' and young
ladies' hats, in all the new and
popular shades of blue and brown,
also black; all $1.50 and d1 OP
$2 vals., on sale, special. $lLO
2 Vols, at $1.25
An excellent lot of good, desirable
rose foliage, violet, foliage and
foliage with buds. Very special
at this special price, per OC,
bunch WC
MusicforEverybody
at Very Low Prices
Saturday, 10c
Every lover of music will ap
preciate the ingenious way
the popular writer, J. C. Ben
nett, has developed a catchy
and fascinating two-step
from a well known Irish
air; 25c value, tomor- in
row, copy 1UC
HAVE IT PLAYED
Saturday, 15c
School Days, Moonbeams
and Dreams of You, Honey
Boy, Good-Bye, Sweetheart,
Good-Bye, Stung (a new one
by Bennett), Can You Keep
a Secret? I'm Afraid to Go
Home in the Dark, Good
Bye, Annie Laurie, all Merry
Widow Songs, and I've Been
Looking for a Girl 1 1
Like You IDC
HI
SCHEME
GETS HARD JOLT
Kellahcr and Willet Come
Out Flatfooted for State
ment No. 1.
TWO MORE DAYS
TO GET DISCOUNT
Pan Kellaher and A. N. Willett have
both entered the lists as candidates for
the senate from Multnomah county.
Both pledge themselves In the event of
their election to "be the servant of the
people, not of the machine. I favor
Statement No. 1, first, last and all the
t''rhe announcements of Mr. Kellaher's
and Mr. Wlllett's candidacy were filed
with the county clerk this morning.
Both men are well known.
Mr Kellahcr has announced that
when he went lnt the campaign for
. the nomination for senator, that he
would take off his coat and go'ln with
all earnestness. Tho Intimation of his
candidacy on a Statement No. 1 ticket
has caused a good deal of uneasiness
In the machine camp, ana preparations
have been made to concentrate a good
deal of the "organization" fire upon
him. Mr. Kellaher will come back at
the assailants with a redhot campaign,
and It Is predicted that from this time
on there win De something aoing every
"minute.
Both men are earnest in their advo-
eaey of the pflnclnles of the primary
law and Statement No. 1 and will make
a strenuous fight throughout the coun-
ty on that piatrorm.
HOODOO DAY IS
NOT A JONAH DAY
Tonight, tomorrow night and
again Monday night the tax col
lection department of the
sheriff's office will be kept open
for the accommodation of those
who cannot conveniently come
In the daytime. Monday night,
the time In which the 3 per cent
discount may be allowed, will
expire. April 6 all taxes on
which the first half has not
been paid will become delin
quent. !
KELLY TELLS WHAT HE
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
Friday, the thirteenth, and but
one train late. ...
Northern. Pacific No. 1, due at
. 7 o'clock, arrived on time.
' Southern Pacific No. 16, due 4
::: at 7:55, arrived at 9 o'clock. 4
Southern Pacific No. 18, due at 4
11:30, arrived on time. 4
v O. E. & N. No. 3, due at 8 4
!i -o'clock, arrived on time. . 4
? O. R. & N. No. 5, due at 9:45," 4
4 arrived on time. 4
4 Astoria & Columbia No. Jl, 4
,4 Jua at 12:15, arrived on time. 4
i '
H W V 4 V V 4 4 4 4
J. B. Kelly has announced himself a
candidate for the state senate on a
"Republican voters' choice" platform.
A like declaration Is made by J. H.
Hickman, candidate for representative.
New aspirants for precinct committee
men of the Republican party are B. J.
Flndley In S9, W. W. Wlndle in 90, H.
E. Collier In 91, James Mallett in 42.
J. F. Singer In 33, C. B. Olmstead in
87, Thomas Hlslop In 62, T. P. Holmes
in 44, A. J. Fanno in 34, D. I). Day in
2, C. T, Evans in 61 and C. F. Spauld
Ing In 94. New entries on the Demo
cratic side for committee place are
O. H. Thomas In 63, George A. Thomas
in 6, W. C. Aylsworth in 61, John
Sleret in 108, F. S. Carter in 4 and W.
T. juamuert m 69.
LIGHT ON OTHER
E
CHINES
HONEYMOONS
II
Sensational Disclosures Ex
isted Regarding Oriental
Women in This Country.
All Day Meeting.
The woman's Relief corps, of the
Benjamin . Butler post, at Sunnyaide,
met Thursday for an all-day meeting
at the home of Mrs. Horseman, 825
East Salmon street. There was a good
attendance and besides having a verv
enjoyable day the ladies accomplished
a great deal of work. A luncheon was
served at noon.
., Asks to Be Guardian.
Ludger Bolre has asked the countv
court, for the appointment of a guardian
ir i-nnurj ocoii, wno is 87 years or
age and is said to be llvlno- in n hut
by himself. Bolre states that he is 67
years oia and has lonr been a friend
of Scott, who needs someone to look
alter mm. Bcott has 1200 on deposit
in a local bank and owns a .200 note.
Meeting of Judges And Clerks.
County Clerk Fields has dnHti n
call a meeting of the judges and clerks
of election at some date between April
5 and 10, the exact time to be fixed
later. The election, officers will then
be Instructed In their duties.
Interesting disclosures relative to
Chinese women who have lived In this
country for years contrary to the law
and other details dealing with the
Chinese and their secret motives of
various kinds promise to be revealed In
the United States district court this
afternoon during the trial of Ieong So,
a woman, and Chin You, her companion,
arrested by the Portland Immigration
authorities for being in this country
Illegally.
The COUnle WprA takon tn rharirA
Wednesday as they alighted from a San
Francisco train. Chin You is a member
of the Bow On tong. Lee Tal Hoy, a
wealthy merchant and leader of the
Portland branch of th snmn tnnr was
killed by three highbinders Saturday
night. One of the men suxpected of the
murder has escaped arrest and Is sup
posed to have been sent here for the
purpose oy the leader of the Bow On
tong in San Francisco. While Chin You
belongs to the order and la said, to be
one of the hatchetmen. it is understood
among the Chinamen here that he did
not come to Portland with nnv view n
joining tne tong war which began Sat-
uraay night.
When arrested Chin hurt nearlv 1K0O
In cash on his person. This money, it Is
am, neiongea to a wealthy Han Fran
cisco Chinaman who fell a victim to
the charms of Yeong, the almond-eyed
maiden and Chin's companion, and who
was roDDea in turn Dy tne woman and
the man. The sum stolen Is said to
nave amounted to considerably more,
but so far the authorities have been un
able to discover it.
Leong, though little more than a girl
and pretty, has lived In San Francisco
14 years, and It Is said that long ago
she fell from her social standing and
became one of the merry-makers In
Chinatown. Leon? liked to dress In gay
colors, she liked to Be admired by the
opposite sex. and consequently, she at
tended all Chinese functions and went
early and stayed late.
All these years little Leong has been
In the United stales supposedly unbe
known to the authorities. Rut now thn
secret is oat. and It Is nvlnr tn hl
fact that some interesting facts will byf
on I
TRIES TO FORCE LANDLADY TO
GIVE TRIBUTE FROM HER LIPS
Walter James was arrested this morn
ing because he wanted to kiss Mrs.
BJorklund.
Incidental to James' desire to press
his Hps to those of the lady Is his
subsequent belligerent attitude toward
Mr. BJorklund, and his attempt to choke
the latter. Thereon is based the com
plaint of assault and battery that led
to the Issuance of a warrant and James'
arrest.
The BJorklunda conduct a rooming
house at Fourth and Everett streets.
According to the story related to
Deputy City Attorney Tomlinson In the
police court this morning James went
to the house last night and rented a
room. He was shrwn to the apartment
by Mrs. BJorklund, who lit the gas and
looKea bdoui to mase sure tnat the
room was in order. As she turned to
leave she found her passage to the door
closed by the form of James, who de
manded toll In the shape of a kiss.
The man was Kindly Dut rirmly In
formed that kisses did not go with the
room, nor were they furnished under
the head of "extras." For reply James
forced the lady Into a corner of the
room, placed a chair in front of her
and then sat down in the chair. He
then quietly rolled a cigarette and in
formed Mrs. BJorklund that she would
remain a prisoner until such a time
as she consented to comply with his
request for a kiss.
Mrs. BJorklund declares she remained
a prisoner In the corner for an hour
and a half, at the end of which period
she made a break for tha d onr And
liberty. -She was caught by James and
returned to her prison, but not hefore
she had succeeded in arousing her hus
band by her screams for help. When
BJorklund arrived on the scene he was
choked until he promised to be good.
He kept the promise until this morning
when he swore to a warrant for James'
arrest.
'I must have been crazy," is all the
explanation offered by James.
GOLD SEEKERS RUSH
TO NEW MINING CAMP
San Diego, Cal., March 13. The de
mand for tents by the goldseekers rush
ing to the new El Dora t Dulxura,
is depleting the local supply. Dozens
of teams drawing supplies and mining
paraphernalia left the city today for
the gold camp. Reports of the finding
of rich or is dally drawing hundreds
to the district and . scores of claims
have been filed.
Wyatt Earp, the famous Nevada gun
fighter and prospector, who arrived
from Dulsura today, says the gold camp
has the best surface Indications he
ever saw.
NEABS TWENTY
THOUSAND MAKK
COOK THREATENS TO
KILL WIFE; SHE DIES
The registration barometer
yesterday took a smalj fall, the
number of voters added to the
record being 439. Today's
work will bring the list to al
most 20.000, for it was up to
19,629 last night This Is the
way It looks politically: Repub
licans, 15,257; Democrats, 3,308;
all others, 969.
Bulb Farm. ' '
(United fret Leawd Wire.)
Washington, March 13. Washington
Seattle. March ia Mr. k. '',l."":.cL "t.v" S" -D"".?
,. o jj I, . , fc ' V. a -. Dvi.inBimiu i-iiHinuer ui commerce
Jem,oved toL hodpttal a farm In Whatcom county will b fur
h?K?SXs Wnn Ina,uch as her former nished immediately, if the agricultural
ll US Dana. VVllIlam Mn inn st .wwxi, -r .,iti . 3 r
vaba1 m 7, w.t w vuuiii wno uua i uncut win i wminrj iu CaUCIIU
M urn v?. o-for threaten- 125.000 annually on the institution. ,
iHS.J?iJEii hel "i. ,s ProbaMec that an Secretary Wilson made the assertion
investigation of the causes leading up that sufficient fund would be expended
to ner death will be mads by the coro- In Whatcom county to assure th suc-
ner- cess of the farm.
brought out In tha hearlnr meAntr
this afternoon. Leong and her compan
lot were released yesterday, having put
up the ball required by Commissioner
jitisij
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