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THE OREGON - SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH, 2 1S03
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Statement No. 1 Is Platform
j of Ecprcscntative Body of
J Citizens of the County
Altman and Jlahone, Com
1 ' plcte the List.
BRIBE DOCTOR
CREATES SCENE
Fowerful Bis: Man Eesists
Efforts of Deputy Sheriffs
in Hamilton Building.'
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'Mahbna of Portland announced their
candldaoy for tha RapublUnn nomtna-
Itton tor representatives to in ia-isia
inn ihia morn nt. comini nut.
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iea Oil m Biaiemem u.
'ruminu to the reauesta of th loni
l!st of business men of th city who
Jperauaded Ben Belling. H. R- AIM ana
. Sth remainder of tnelr associate to be-
!'com candidate.
With th appearance of Mr. Altman
and Mr, Mahon as candidate t he full
(number of candidates on a Statement
No. ! platform necessarr to fill all tha
j vacancies la tha aenata and houaa have
lenterad tha raca.
I Tha Statement No. 1 candidates who
,hav ante red tha contest aa tha result
of tha appeal of tha bualness men anfl
well-known cltisens of tha city and
county are now aa followa;
1 For tha Senate Ben SHllng. H. R.
Albe, C. W. Nottlnf ham, Dan Kellaher
A I 1 T TTTI1 Ull
i For tha Houaa Jaraea Abbott B C.
lAltman. iTred J. Brady. J. C. Bryan :. W.
I J. Clemana. K. C. Couch. J. F. Caaalday,
fl M. Darla, B. J. Jaeger. U D. Mahone,
C 3. McDonald and A. W. Orton.
J Frlenda of-the Statement No. 1 candl
idatea ara optlmlatic regardlnif the out
Jcome of tha primary campaign and the
June election. Tbey point to the fact
. ithat only a ahort time ago it was he
rilered that " there would be no Stale
ment No. 1 ticket In the field. Now be-
Ifore tha full ticket haa appeared In the
field tha aentlment of the county hae
,hown lUelf.ao atrong In favor of
Statement No. 1 as to threaten the dl
fcKOlutlon of the . Hodaon-Beach-Baney-Red
machine alte and to bar out the
lent ranee of the Lockwood-Portland Re
fpuhllcan clob ticket Into the field.
W, H. Chapln. C. K. Lockwood and
JMcKlnley Mitchell who attended to the
jrlrculatlon of the peUtlon for the club
Silcket, have given up In dean&lr. They
aoiild not intereat the men whom they
toealred to oecoma candldatea for the
IcaislaMire because mont of thesa men
S-ad, already eworn allegiance to the
ftatoment No. 1 tloket. - .
In tha HodBOn-Beach-Balley-Reed
. imp thera la much woefulneaa .;f
plrlt Slchel la aorry he ataxted into
fthe fight but oellevea he will hava to
Vtay with it to tha bitter end. Ooorite
IcMlllan la not tryina to booat hie
, rampaign and la In reality aorry to bo
a: led up with the machine combination.
iio f k. s. Farroil, who would like to
;, lult but doea not like to lie down. L.
1 XL. Crouch would rather be in other
company. Altogether it aeems to be a
?retty disgruntled bunch.
Tha Union Republican club la Bitting
Mill, whon it la not boosting a little
toow and then unofficially for E. B.
t olwell.- Dr. Emmett Drake and I J.
I licks. It haa refused to lndorae any
fandldatea, however, much to the sorrow
f C W. Hod son. who aought that( in-
,n II M .nl1 It
Dr. II. Volp, arreated on a Charge of
Insanity, created much excitement In
front of tha Hamilton building yes
terday by hla powerful resistance to
Deputy Sheriffs Proebstel and Beatty
who were trying to Induce him to enter
an automoDiie to go to me county jhu.
Dr. Volp la a morphine uaer and lately
has been under the delusion that peoplx
are trying to kill hlin. The dfPUJT
sheriffs tried strategy wnen they went
to his office telling him they wanted hjm
to go to tha courthouse with them so
inoy couia protect mm irom nis ene
mies. He demandml that they prove
they were deputy sherlrrs. ana upon
their showing ttielr badges he agreed
to go.
At the foot of the atalra tha Insane
man excitedly Inquired of paasers by
whether th men were ornrers. ana
Walter Holman, who was passing, mis
understood htm and told htm "No, no."
Volp at once began to struggle to es
cape, and aa he Is well built, weighing
ZUU poanas or more, irus mrusgin mi
tractud the attention of a large crowd. -
Finally he waa put in the auto and
taken to the Jail, where another strug
gle took place, Volp then clutching tho
rnut of Dr. Williamson, the alienist
who was called to examine him. it waa
with great difficulty that his grasp
waa broken, at the same time avoiding
Injury to eltner nunseii or ur. wuuiam-
lon. w
Dr. Volp Is said to be a graduate or
Heidelberg university, ana among ins
noasesslims he la most nroud of are
scars on nis race maae or sworas in
duels in student days.
Dr. Volp was taken to the asylum at
Salem at midnight last night. At the
tall he became much subdued and kept
asking wnai n naa aone. aecmnns; mm
It was terrible to be condemned to
death without a trial. Me told t tho
alienists that people were trying to kill
him because he was born a Protestant
and embraced the Catholic faith. He
Insisted on taking a satchel to the Jail
with him and this was found to contain
a large quantity of morphine, he evi
dently fearing to be separated from the
drug he craves.
BOOKLET SHOVS LINES
OF OREGON ELECTRIC
Small Farm Tracts Arc in
Great Demand Along
This Line.
Compiled from various sources, the
booklet Just Issued by the Investment
company, 244 Stark street, shows the
farming lands in the Tualatin valley,
the lines of the Oregon , electric and
Southern Pacific, Including the letter's
cut-off from Beaverton to Oswego by
which it Is expected to take the steam
railroad off Fourth street In the city of
Portland. This Involves building a new
bridge at a point between Oswego on
the west bank of the Willamette and
Mllwaukle on the east shore.
Since regular service was established
on the Oregon electric, the demand for
smalt acreage tracts nas neen largely
Attractive SpriEig Stioin;
Boys' Goof irmalion Slothes
You can outfit your boys, in the
best Boys' Clothes made. Two-
piece suits in all the new styles ;
Belted Norfolks, Russian and Sailor
Suits, some have extra knee pants.
The fabrics are like those shown
for men, browns, grays, blue serges,
dark and light mixtures, $3.15 to
$15.00 for boys from 3 to 16 years
For boys who are older we have made special
preparation; they're "finicky" about just the lat
est touch of style; a little faddish, maybe. We
humor them with just the right things. New
styles in youthful cut, $10.00 to $30.00.
(Our mammoth Fourth street windows display
but a small part of what we can show you in our
grand spring collection of boys' wear.)
Increased, and It la In response to a de
mand for details and an adequate map
to show locations that the present ex
pensive edition has been Issued. The
Investment company Is distributing
these booklets, free of charge. They
can also be had at the Chamber of
Commerce and from the publicity bu
reau of the O. R. & N.
Horse Show at Chehalia.
(8pecltl TMipttch to Tb. Journal.)
Chehalis. Wash.. March 28. Consid
erable Interest la being manifested by
tho horsemen of Lewis county in the
horse show to be held on the streets of
Chehalis Saturday. April 4. Fine ani
mate from as far away as TO miles will
be brought here for exhibition. It is
expected that many outsiders will visit
the city.
FULTON LEAVES
' FOR ASTORIA
Senator Fulton left yesterday for
Astoria where he will visit his home
until tonight. On Monday night the
senator will open his campaign In Mod
ford. He will then make a complete
tour of the state speaking every even
ing and part of the time In the after
noona. He expects to cover the stale
In this way between now and April 16,
closing his tour with a large maas
meeting in Portland on that date. The
itinerary -mapped out by Senator Ful
ton and his rrlends Is as follows:
Medford, Monday, March SO; Grants
Pass. March 81; Roseburg, April 1; Eu
gene, April 2; Albany, April 8; Salem.
April 4; Corvallls, April ; Dallas, April
7; Lebanon, April 8 (afternoon); Mc
Mlnnville. Apr 8; Hlllsboro, April '6
(afternoon); Baker City, April 11; La
Grande, April 18; The Dalles or Hood
River, April 14; Oregon City, April 15,
and Portland, April 16.
EXCURSION RATES
Tie Oregon Electric Hallway Company
far Horse Bhow at Balem, Oregon,
April 4, 1908.
This company will make a round trip
rate of $1.50 from Portland' to Salem
for the above occasion. Tickets on Bale
Saturday, April 4, good golna; and re
turning on that date. Depot and ticket
office Front and Jefferson streets.
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Sfylc In Mniinery at
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)OF THE VERY LATEST MOMENT FOR SPRING 1503 ;
- ; OUR ONE REQUEST: .: " '
Order Early , Order Now
': BEFORE THE EASTER RUSH V -
Our Styles are Absolutely Correct
Th popularity of our mediom-priced hati lies in the absoluU copy of
V the higher ideaa by our trimmers, who know the art ; .
While Serge Suits
Ladiei' and missea' aires in fine
quality of serge, beautifully made
and trimmed; also in Chiffon Pan
ama. Special tyqnday
. $24.50 .
Ladles' and Misses'
Soils
Snerial for Mondav. Ther are
made of stripes, checks and plain
Panama, late styles and worth
$20.00. Your choice Monday
- $12.50
Ladies' and Misses'
Suits
$25.00 .values, all colors and latest
styles. Your choice Monday
$19.50
Just Received
Another lot of fine Voile Suits in
the late shadow stripes; also a
larpe lot of Fancv Skirts. All
very moderately priced. Look
them over ana select one tor taster.
Silk Dresses
In shirtwaist and princess styles,
in all the late shades, black and
white; also fine white dotted nets.
Misses' Spring; j
Jackets
In gray and brown mixtures, all-'
wool materials, well made and
worth $8.00. Monday, your choice?
$5.95
Ladies' Jackets
In mixtures, coverts and broad',
cloth, in colors and black. Prices
up from
$6.50
Lades Silk
Battenberg Jackets
Just arrived, in black and white, in,
various lengths. Our prices are
they lowest Call and see them.!
Ladies' Net Waists
In ecr,u, white, black,' brown.
Some are piped with blue, some
brown, and others pink. Ask to
see No. 1,638. It's a hummer at
S4.95
ladles' Whitelawn
Waists
A very large assortment to select'
from, at prices from 95c up to
the finest in the market Our
counter for Monday .will be filled
with values up to $2.00 at , j
95c
American Lady Corsets a Specialty
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Crowded in stock of Dressers, it is necessary that we reduce our enormous stock. In putting these Dressers before the public at such remarkably low prices, it is necessary to limit the sale to one
week only. The above cut and special illustrations show many of the special priced Dressers included in this movement. See our windows. Bargain prices reign!
Immst One Dressers isi Western America
1(010
We Are Showing Dressers in ail Woods, Oak, Walnut, Maple, Etc. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. These
Are Bargains that Will Appeal to the Shrewdest Buyers
on Spa
Maple and Oak Dressers Reduced
$16.50 Dresser, reduced to.... -H2.25
$18.00 Dresser, reduced to...... 27.
$20.00 Dresser, reduced to
$26.50 Dresser, reduced to.,
$3000 Dresser, reduced to.,
$32.00 Dresser, reduced to. .
$35.00 Dresser, reduced to..
$38.00 Dresser, reduced to. .
$45.00 Dresser, reduced to.
14.80
.$20.00
.$22.00
.923.50
1826.00
$28.50-$36.00
$55.00 Dresser, reduced to. $42.50
Specials in Princess Dressers
$23.00 Princess Maple Dresser, now $17.00
$37.50 Princess Oak Dresser, now $22.50
$30.00 Princess, Maple Dresser, npW $18.00
$32.50 Princess Maple Dresser, now $18.00
$35.0OTPrincess Mahogany Dresser, now. .$20.50
$2.00 Princess Oak Dresser, now... ..... $18.50 k
$27.50 Princess Mahogany Dresser, now. .$20.00
$30.00 Princess Oak Dresser, now $16.50
Exlra Values in Chiffoniers
$26.50 Quarter Sawed Oak Dresser $18.50
$23.00 Cheval Maple Dresser.. $lT.OO
, $30.00 Birdseye Maple Dresser $18.00
$25.00 Wardrobe Dresser $18.50
$25.00 White Maple Dresser $16.00
,$35.00 Quarter Sawed Oak Chiffonier, full swell
front $21:00
$32.50 Mahogany Chiffonier.;.. $17.50
i $35.00 Mahogany Swell Front Chiffonier $22.00
$27.50 Mahogany Swell Front Chiffonier $20.00
Dressing Table Bargains
$21.50 Dressing Table $17.00
$28.60 Dressing Table ....$20.00
$35.00 Dressing Table $21.00
$45.00 Dressing Table , $35.00
$55.00 Dressing Table '..$42.50
BQfcSALE
Greater assortments and lower prices thart ever before. When we say that this is td be better than any sale of iron beds that
we have. ever had, you know what we mean, for you know how greatly you have profited in the past. This sale opens tomor-'
row and includes every iron bed in our store, and there are many more than we have ever shown before no two alike. There
are many new patterns this year. These beds are made by the best factory in America, and can be bought here only- we do not
limit you as to quantity you can have at the special prices. We would suggest that you make your purchases as early as possible".
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