The Oregon daily journal., March 20, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREdON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 80, 1808
'.'Ml GffOSEH
JIS DELEGATES
Colorado Will Be Keprcscnt
I by Suffragists at Dem-
'!'' .
' bonvor, Colo.. March iO. For the
flr'-'t Km in tha hlatory ot any iwllt
loK parly thara will ba womn Jule
gate alttln in a national convention
. hu tra .DaniocraUo party maeta hare
July 7 to nominal candidate ir pro
Ttlwit. Colorado women who ara advo
en tea of woman aurrrssa nm .
1J to lnvada tha Democratic prar
jiH ant UM c vtti y iiivi " - -
ie!ctlon of ona of hlr number
tlHcCMte to tarn i-Mncn.r-.uu m-"""
convention from thla stata.
Colorado women for to moat jjart
Wlon to lb Docratlo party- They
ar t"fluenUal In .the party ranka, anrt
l.ii ve too areat stransth to . b denied
roproarotatlon la the convention u in
insist upon ii. w
' , lai compoeed of Duroorratlo women
' J - ..c..rT... i- ... work nf milvmic
In the political of thaj women
, oriina siavs. tu - --o
for montna to mc ,v m ,
woman d laaa In tha national eonven
?Tt "Kilav-d t first that Mr-. 11
J L-avitt, tUubtr pf W. J. Bryan ot
-. . i.. li w nhiuan tn alt In
, tli onvntlon to rpraa-nt the Women
Colorado. 114 tais pia."
NMffi BOATS
FOR UPPER MB
Eastern Washington Farm-
ers ill bhip Larpfc Por
tion of Crops by Water.
Oaa Eniilna Machinery company and
MarBunnell of Seattle eft thU city yee.
terdav to Inepect he porafo road and
arranaa for brlnalna the veaaei to una
by that route.
Two Vew BoaM.
city
mjniii.t ka choaen to alt in
y , ..UU kav hMS no ob-
JocUob t It an th part of Colorado
' men. xnm. wm".
of Danvw for four year, ana ner iiu-
Sh la praaident of tha Jana fe'Jeraon
.lub. and it waa aipacted that ahe
would lake, neat In tha convention and
lUirr mpminaiw to
tlon f lfr father.
n . knnwr. Mnmdcrable op
poaltlon haa arlaen in the rank, of
ft.n.npKtla women toward the plan or
t t I . t th. knnnr nr rnnre
aeaHmr Colorado women In tha national
convention. 'two cinamji
rdv in th field agalnat her, and it la
hlnhlr probable that eh will be
obllaed to make an eneraetlo campaign
fo tb poaltlon of delegate ahpuid aha
wlati to Ffcure It Mra. Leavltt la at
preaent In Kuropa. but la expected to
retirrn In a abort tlm to take up the
work of tha Jana Jeffaraon club and
ia Colorado women in tha earning
. oampalgn. . , .
(. Democratic polltlclarw in Colorado
are in a quandary reardinir tha altuar
tlon. They realla that ahould they
nppdae the aelectlon of a woman dele
Rate ' to th national convention
there would be a conalderabla defection
from the ranka of tha party In thla
ataia. They will attempt to mollify
ilia ambitloua women by aelectlng one
or-mor of tlialr number aa aiternatee
to 'the convention, but thla will prob
.ku mM.t with atrenuoua oppoaltlon.
M'lha women auftraglata of the atate
. .... ....h that thov will h a&tiafled
with nothlna- leaa than first place.
The women of Colorado lnalat that
Inasmuch aa more than 1100.000 will
hf apent In Denver toward the enter
tainment of delegatea who com here
the--women of tha atate ahould have
, irnnr repreaentatlon, aa It la expected
that, more women will attend th na
tional convention held here in July than
liave gone to any prevloua convention
in.-tha history of tha party, for the
reaaon that th weather la very pleaa
aiit' in Colorado at that aeaaon of the
year, and they can combine pleaaure
with polltlra by making tha Journey
with their huabanda or male relatives
who coma aa delegatea. Nearly all the
lioiel reaervatlona that hava been made
ao far for delegatlona from distant
atatea who are coming to attend the
convention indicate that they will be
accompanied by an unusually large
number of ladles and an entertainment
committee conaiatlng of the prominent
women of Colorado, bath Democrats
and Republicans, will b choaen to re
'olvo them, from the point of view of
Colorado women they feel that at this
particular Democratic convention they
have perfect right that one or more Of
ineir numoer do a run iieagea aeiegaia
and entitled to alt In tha party councils.
CLEBIIS SENT
TO AN ASYLUM
(SpecUl Dispatch . to. The Jaaaatl)
Koiinewick. Waah.. March tQ. Ora
gnn's portage road is cutting a large
figure commercially with the people o
eastern Washington and thla aeaaon
ahould see tha road doing a consider
able buKtneae. JteganUraa of the rail
communications with IVrtlanrt over the
ar planning on aenaing tneir crup aown
the river next fall.
Great faith is being iilaced In the
Open River asaoclnlton. which la looked
to for I he njwrntlon of bouts between
this city and the upper end of the
portage road. Kcnrwwick, and othor
cities In this vicinity, Including Walla
Walla, have subscribed funda for the
building of a bout and the government
dredges are at work clearing obstruc
tions In the Snake and Columbia rlvcra.
Bred? Completes Work.
The dredge Wollowa completed the
work In the upper river between this
city ami PrleMt Kaplds lanl Kalurday
and left for work farther down the river.
Not only la the portage road to be con-
Kr.ta r holnir hnllt and to be built
this season In Portland and Seattle and
these must be hrought around Dy tn
way of the portage road.
Ltindy A Matheson have a hoat under
T fasael la to b knoarn a -Kaii-aewlok''
and la ta b tOl. feat, with
40-horaepower enginea aufnclent to de-
v.lnn a anaaH n( II nilleS Per hoUT. Th
i . in V. ft....,, h t arAiinil via. Astoria.
Ul'ftl Will WW 1 ..up...-- ; , . '
up the river and loaded onto the portage
. i . .... i l
road soma um ni m"- . ,
7vl-...i u..,.kn.ii la a I an havlnsr
I Hum ill nawaiiiiiw. V7 ,
iwiai constructed In Heattle and thla will
probably be brought via the portage
Tha hoat to b operated by th
Open River association la to b built In
1. I. .t mA It avlll ha ntraiurf to aa
the portage road to get thla vessel past
the Celllo falla. Other veaeeia are 10
be bull i for work on the Bnaae nver
and ir in portage roa wan ;
be a suwess a number of vessels wll
be shipped over the rails.
rt. t.a ' TMlatv4M Oil la th
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease croup. lias peen useu wnn buc-
eesa In oar family for eight yara."
t iilii.... n..a.i. u V
Mrs. J... nunrwjiVi uyjiiivi a. a.
Mctzger, optician, 141 Washington.
LOS ANGELES TO GIVE
J3IBLES TO SAILOES
I .o Ans-elea. March 20. There will
ba a Bible for every man and boy in
k- nara.' tn aoant It Tha
I 1 1 HUTU " I I W WWW W M v . a hw
Young Mn'i ChrUtian assocliitlon hero
will iurn una? 1 1 inio m nivii mnwiBiiun
..t.lla A A m I I fiiana' ka Hash Ins aa
Ynt off th ports of I Angeles, rest
llacfi will te established tor the Mil-
rui
pfil
ora at every port, and a u torn obi lea will
d for
i Cfinntrv
of the program of the Lay mans' Evan-
be
the enlisted men who
This la part
nrnv Ma
desire to see the countr
U. .n..a M kaa 1
in i lit" uiuiiniii ui inn uaj manias aus -
lt.l . II ataf a.... tUaa. t lAaa, I m
H""l I HI 11." UUUlltU (il tU 1 1 1 rr I iM vi ii'i ii I a
which will hold out one of the gladdest
T Kinn nnnn iti i ni in on.
i
Father of Mrs. Howard
, Gould and Mrs. Sun Yue
f Loses Mind by Worry.
K- a--a wm i i ii
..it,-.,:: i
I K (gpeclal DlsDStoh to Tb Journal.)
Jacksonville, 111.. March 20. Blind,
! helplasa and inaaoa from worry over
tha oacapades of hia two daughters,
'.'Mra. Howard Gould and, Mra. Sun Yuo,
wir of a. noor Sam Franclaoo Chinaman.
BUeldon Perry Cleramona waa .taken to
' ' th Jacksonviile aayiuro yesterday, and
' uatess help, which haa. ao often been
i 1 refused, cornea from tho Gould fortune,
he will remain a charge upon tho a tats
until death enda hia Bufferings.
Clemmona, who la 70 years old, was
adjudged Insane by a oommlaaion at
Pittsfleld. Illinois, in tha Flko county
.nirt on March 6. Ha la almost to
tally blind, and. tha authorities aay that
' ha la aurrerinar irooi aemuiy.
ticaJly neglected by hia daughters, h
haa flvea a ionoiy jira- bum; uj wiw
died 10 yeara ao, and haa. spent th
moeti of his .tiinar, pondering, over tha
remarkabla sfeiiaa'oe adventurea in
which his aaugntara- nav oeen man
1 Only a few months ago Mr frianda in
'the community where ho lived were
shocked to hoar that hia daughter Ella
had become tl briaa Ot ft oninainan in
! San Francisco. Thoy wara no lasa in
tereeted in the egtrangemons oaiweon
.. Mrs. onuld and her husband, which
now makes It seem mora unlikaly that
, tha old man will bo tho recipient or any
financial assistance from the Gould
minions. .
rinmmona la known tx Tiav followed
, closelv the newspaper reports of Kath-
' ennea love armira in. ian,. jrraaoMoo,
h .1 1 , , 1. tk...)..! rwwww.twrn
t ,with '"Buffalo Bill," and hia fight in
A'i Washington with a New York clubman.
who was reported to be another admirer
ot nis daughter. Finally, when she r
' : cam the wife of TTnwnrri nnld It wna
believad. by, hia friends that the oht
... tnnn aanerings would be relieved of
tnetr ftutenest pangs. Instead' of this
Broe. reveuulons of the, troubles with
, her husband and of their subsequent
, eatrangement. Tbae matter were
matteYa st grisslp at his old home in
Tllra amiiiIv..iiJ ,t..Uk.i , . i ,i
.i """...- iuiiiibiicu lunucr U1S-
appolntmenjtLf or. -tlia. old. man.
NEW WELLS-FARG0
; - AGEXTAT KLAMATH
X ? fffisjil ' IsmsjiA W MWkaC, .
Klwath Falla, rw., Marelx R. I
TIaminond, who haa been th walle- Far
go spraaa agent at Klamath Falls for
vearsj vhaa realgned on account , of the
Increase in th buainesa. He baa ben
unable to take car of the preae oom,"
rany a bulnss an hie. PHvate-affjuS.
3. SJParken an .experfenced: expTeaa
agent . from Portland, W taken enargZ
and the office of th eornpany haa been
- moved to the American Bank & Trust
company.".:. .. $
: ''w',M''ss"aata-M-- - i - 0
T Jlallca Improvet Streets. .
- rSnarinl trxteb t Tee foarnd.)
la reaiyrnlng, werk; oa Court and Fourti.
nmm im ciit council Denevee that,
aci-o.'d ,g t , bids reoetred for etting
out Urn rock - th city can do the
or; clwsyer ifcan i pwlilrejt Cwe.
ft
Mad
e in
New York
ENJAMIN
and
"Correct
Clothes for Men"
are synonymous
terms.
"Benjamin"
COR. FIR6T AND MADISON STREETS
Wc have about 3,000 pairs of High-Grade Shoes left from the 7,000-palr lot which we placed jon sale last Sat
urday. Now, we want to clean the balance of this big lot out this week, so beginning Saturday we will sell you
high-grade Shoes for everyone at less than Half of original manufacturers' cost. We have divided this big
bunch of shoes into 5 large lots, all displayed, on big tables where you can select the , best at practically your
own price. ( . ; ': , .
50c Prior $t Shoes 75c Pr.f or $2l Shoes
$1.00 a Pair for $3.00 Shoes
LOT 1 at 50c
Contains hundreds of pairs of
Children's Shoes in fine kid and
patents, tans and blacks ; "Ma
loney Bros.'" famous shoes,
all sizes and widths, worth up
to $1.75, now
50c Pair
1
LOT 2 at 75c
Consists of Boys' School and Dress
Shoes, Misses' Fine Kid and Pat
ent Dress Shoes and Oxfords and
hundreds of pairs of Women's and
Men's Slippers and Oxfords ; plenty
of new tans in all sizes; shoes in
this lot worth up to $2.75, all go at
75c Pair
EVERYBODY COME TO THE BIG SHOE SALE SATURDAY!
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COR. FIRST AND MADISON STREETS
Clothes are the
J aUlaa.
creation of the
best talent in
New York, the
home of the most
skilled designers
and tailormen in
the world
The Prices are
always Right
OUR MOTTO:
GOOD CLOTHES-RIGHT PRICED
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IF a- .r'AJ MEN'S
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LOT 3 at $1.00
Contains, hundreds of pairs, of
Men's Fine Dress Shoes and Ox
fords. About 200 of the famous
"Packard" Shoes are in this lot, in
patents, vici and box calf; this lot
also contains an almost endless va
riety of Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords,
patents, gunmetals and tans; this
lot also contains about 200 pairs of
the famous Excelsior" line of
boys' fine shoes, in lace or blucher
cut, all sizes; shoes in this lot worth
:C $1.00 a Pair
I AT A i CI CA Consists of hundreds of pairs df men's
LVI t Ul pi.JV finc Drcss and Street Sho women's
finest Dress Shoes, Oxfords and Garden Ties, in blacks, patents
and tans, in all sizes and widths. Shoes in &A A Q,.,,
this lot worth up to $4.00, all go at ) I DlT QII
I AT C t CO 00 Consists of 100 Pairs oi men's 10-inch
LVI wl Ql pfc.Ul waterproof, high tops, union made, in
blacks or tans, all sizes; also men's finest Dress Shoes in patents,
vici, box calf and gunmetals, lace, blucher or the newest button
styles and your choice of this finest ladies' shoe in this store,
worth up to $5.00. Every foot can be fitted, as we' have every
size and width that is made. Shoes in this f A D,Ja,
lot worth up to $5.00, all go at aVaUU I all
122 A WEEK
Spring Suits
'All the new mod
els and materials
and very latest
style effects and
expertly tailored.
Your inspection
and judgment in
vited. All we re
quest is a call
from stylish men.
Our goods will
please.
LADIES'
Superb showing
of ladies' Tailored
Suits in exquisite
shades and mate
rials, presenting
the latest ideas of
famous style de
signers. Rich
shades in brown,
blue, green, Co
penhagen, etc., etc
PRICES 'A LITTLE LOWER
THAN IN THE CASH STORES
NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT
Fashionable
Full line of 1908
millinery from the
' fashion centers of
the world.
Latest- Creations'
v.,
Millinery
Jat
. Come' ia ahd-" b'e
, charmed with the
most fashionable
headgear in city;
lowest Prices"
POUARJ
"Columbia" Brand
Hams9 Bacon
and Lard Are I
Choice,
Appetizing
And Nutritious
A fagged brain and un
strung nerves are more often
caused by a poorly nourished
4 4 .1 41 .a
ooay tnan Dy; mental or
physical labor. "Columbia"
brand Hams and Bacon arc
cured without coloring or,
preservatives, in a whole-
fsome, hygienic manner that
makes them appetizing, eas
ily digested and nutritious,
When ordering specify "Co
lumbia" brand Hani, Bacon
and lard, and Government
Inspected Meat.
Union Meat Co.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Pioneer Packers of the Pacific
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