The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 08, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text. . THE OREGON . DAILY . JOURNAL. PORTLAND. ,' WEDNESDAY. EVENING, 5 APRIL 8. 1C08. 10 V ' ".I ..IS i' ' 1 ' PAY0GG1 IS APPEARING ' Since October. 28tfv-thc bank ; jpanicr-this big- store, like many;, others, has been in financial dark-' ness.! .The .strain has been ter rificthe' efforts : put forth 1 tre . mehdoustp keep this big plant from striking the rocks of finan cial ruin to save this store for Portland' arid its customers. The 'two banks we dealt with have stood loyally by us-our thousands of customers have been generous in their" patronage arid coteries of "SHylocks" who have ' been impatiently sit-' ting around in a circle licking their'chops, thinking each day that the next would surely give them the longcoyeted oppor tunity to pick the bones of this grand stored' are doomed to dis appointment. We have nearly paid out 100 cents on the dollar, but we want 7,500 THIS And to get it quick and to celebrate the first glimpse of day light we have had for five months, we will give remarkable bargain sales each day this week. Three weeks ago we sold to an outside dealer our entire remnant odd and end stocks of underwear, waists, hosiery, and cleaned it out every scratch. We now open these departments and lines again with 6rand new, fresh; stock (guess some didn't expect this) and, to celebrate and advertise the fact they go on genuine bargain sale prices. We Want $7,500-This Week to clear'the 100 cents on the dollar. People, it's up to you we've done our part. Look at vthe offerings right in the height of the season. You'll Give It to Us, We Think i? 1 Your Choice of Any Lady's Suit in the House Thursday Only Wholesale and Retail ojjj M : c22 o (3 Specials for ThHirsiay Only jJ0 mm J 3 II III ;II Your chojee of any Skirt in the house t J nf Thursday at .f$fiwD Your choice of any Silk Petticoat in Af Af; the house. . Values up to $20.00. ...... nDJVo Your choice of any Waist in the house J values up to $22.50. Thursday at the very AJ special price of e$t) D New stock of Ladies' Hose. Your choice TA of any pair of hose in house; vals. $1.50 UC Your choice of any Coat or Jacket in the house; values' to $27.50. Thursday at special dy , A (J price, only Dl vv Merchant T&floriag VcpU 1 ' ' : """""" Men's Suits to Order We are making hundreds of them and can make hundreds more. If you need a suit You Can Help Us By Giving in an OrderAnd Notice We have a special proposition on , men's suits whereby you can get two for one. For information re garding this apply in person to the manager of this company, Mr. J. M. Acheson. l. T T? T Fifth and OU' IWIL J Alder Sts. ElEffil Taft Supporters Hare Made Gains, But Time Is too . Short to Expect to Get In structed Delegations from That Sectidn. ' " TTnlted Press leased Wirt.) ,, Boston. Mass., April . The fight be tween the Taft, supporters and the op position for delegates to tbe Republican national convention is on In earnest throughout New England. Every inch f ground Is being bitterly contested. , irlnif the past few weeks tbe Taft it, 'nacprs have undoubtedly been mak ing gains, but the time remaining - Is now too short for them to hope or ex pect Taft instructions In any of the New England states. Tbe apportionment of delegates from the six New England states to the Re- Dubllcan national convention at Chi cago Is as follows: Massachusetts, 82; Connecticut. 14; Maine, 12: Vermont, 8: New Hampshire, 8; Rhode Island. . Total, kj. Republicans tof Rhode Island have al read decii gation to Chicago. The Massachusetts state convention will be held in . this city day after tomorrow. The state conventions in Blaine and Vermont will meet at the end of this month, and New Hampshire and Connecticut will hold their conventions a week later. - Various Estimates. An unbiased canvass of tbe situation leads to the conclusion that xart senti ment in New England Is probably strongest in Connecticut ana Maine. Massachusetts appears to be about evenly divided between Taft and the op- The delegates at large from Massa chusetts to the Chicago convention will be Senators Lodge and crane, ex-oov- ernor. John l. Bates ana eitner ex-wen ator of the Navy John D. Long or Bid ney O. Blarney of Attleboro. In Maine the Taft sentiment has been steadily gaining. A few weeks ago there appeared not the slightest chance that the state might Instruct for Taft, or for anyone else. But since that time the Taft boom has assumed large pro portions. Senator Frye. who is presi dent pro tern of the senate, and aT man ly held , their state convention and I of consequence in New England politics, ded to send an uninstructed dele-1 has declared his adherence to the Andl- posltlon, presumaoiy Governor Hugnes. Various estimates are made as to the division In tbe state. Those friendly to Taft say he will get 27 delegates, and the opposition wui get me otner live. Another estimate elves Taft 20 . and Hughes 12. However reliable these es timates may: be. It seems pretty certain that the state convention here this week will decide on an uninstructed deleaa tion. Tne xart men unoouDteaiy win fight for Instructions, the opposition will oppose 'them, and -there may be a compromise under Which Secretary Taft will be f mentioned in a complimentary way. $1 1 Weffi WIL.L, DO Diamonds, Watches Jewelry and Silverware SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS And You Wear the Goods While paying for Them LVZaY AHTICLE THAT LEAVES OUR STORE GUARANTEED Vo S:!I fcr Less ll:zn Ocrs Ask When You Pay Them Cash tandard Jewelry Store I!) Third Street, JJetween.Vamhiirand Taylor- j dacy of Secretary Taft Ex-Oovernor jonn r. Hill, national .committeeman from the state of Maine, is another of the party leaders In the Pine Tree state who has come out openly for the secre tary or war. ah or this would make It seem certain that the Maine delegation witl be distinctly favorable to Taft, but whether the state convention will sro to me if ngm or instructing ror him is doubtful. Much will depend upon the results of the Massachusetts convention wis week. Delegates Slated. The men slated -for delegates at larre from Maine are Fred J. Allen, president of the Maine senate; E. P. Parker of Poland Springs, ex-Governor Hill of Augusta and Judge Charles J. Dunn of urono. - New Hampshire promises to send an uninstructed delegation to the national convention, the majority of the Individ ual members of which will favor the candidacy of Secretary Taft. The mi nority will be Inclined - to sunoort Hughes, Jsut the great majority have not defined their , attitude. Should a sudden change in conditions lead Mas- sacnusetts to s Instruct ror . Taft it is possible that the two northern states might follow the example. Otherwise It looks like a certainty that, both states will send their delegates to Chicago without instructlona s Thines havn hnnn s-ninr I'm ft' wov.tn Connecticut recently. , The leaders in uiai siate are, not inclined toward an instructed delAimtinn. - Turn IhMi f ino oe legates .will be XOr Taft however. towoiiumo present indicai (ons, and those who are not solidly for Taft will not be sufficiently opposed to vhim to be considered unfriendly, even, to say necticut out of the Taft column. There arA Tarl01i,J .masons for, the strong hold which Taft hi. nniui tViM nwni. n. necticut. Not the least influential of these is , in iaci mat tne secretary of war Is a 'Tale rradnt and ai"mn!u tha.t ; college, domiciled uuuuiwiuL me state. HEAKS AKGU3IENT - IN MAEQUAM SUIT Judae Cleland in th oirnir terday afternoon heard ertnniled irmi. ment on the motion made by attorneys for P. A. Marquam to permit them to Die a second amended complaint in the suit brought-against the United States Mortgage & Trust company, J. Thorburn no ana outers involving the ownershlo SOLDIEBS AT BOISE - -SELL TO CITIZENS " (Special biapstco to The JfonrnaL) Boise, Ida., April g. The officers at Boise barracks 'have discovered a sys tematic buying f army clothing from soldiers by citizens of Boise, and it Is proposed vigorously to enforce the law. under the law the buyer and the seller may be prosecuted and the penalties are heavy. Tomorrow and FrMnv or'll nnaltlnW be the last days for discount on west side gas bills. Portland Gas company. 15c cigars, for 26c: 12c Bardella. very fine clear Havana cigar, regular loc size, mis weeit 3 ror Z5c. Nntinnni wine wo., corner Btn and Stark. SMOKE UP! SAIL0ES AERIVE WITH YARNS (United Preis teased Wlre.I " " Vallejo. Cal., April 8 Several of the sick sailors brought tip from Magdalena Bay on the hospital ship Relief are quite positive that the whale cast uHuure mv iMewpon iseacn, caiirornia, was one of several shot during target pi active ujr juvttUH- BIlipB, A numDW of whales were 81 eh ted hv arnn rr.isi and shot at, but no investigation of the result of their shots was made. of the Marauam buildlne. K. R. Watann ergued that they should be allowed to nie tne complaint- for the- purpose- of keeplng:a straixht record on annoai to tlto supreme court Wallace McCamant, who represents the defendants, argued that Judice Cleland's Previous rtillnira on demurrer and motion to etrtke put had seiuej tne question and left no ground fur the pialntlfr to stand on, . SENSIBLE HOBBY Well Known - People ? Devote Spare Time to Upbuilding . H , , ' , Hearth. ; , T '. Physical culture Is getting to be more and mors of a hobby with many people, who devote their spare time not -only to upbuilding their . own physical health, out in preacning : aocirine oi good Health 10 ovnern. - . There is no-xcuse today for any per son, unless tainted with an Incurable disease, remaining sickly, with the great advance In medical , discoveries and the growing popularity of physical culture. In the disease of digestion and nutri tion, , for example, an acknowledged specino treatment nas -oeen zound in Ml-o-na. It is relied Upon as a .cer tainty in , relieving 1 the worst troubles of digestion and assimilation, and mak ing a complete cure. People suffering with headaches, pal. pitation," sleeplessness, bad taste In the mouth, coated a tongue, distress after eating, specks before the eyes, nervous ness and general dellbity; and any other of . the many,: distressing results of a weakened stomach; should profit by the discovery of Ml-o-na stomach tablets.. Wooriard. Clarke & Co.. have seen so many cures by Mi-o-na of stomach and general run-down state - of health that LAST HONORS. TO D. IV. STEVENS Japan and America J oin j Paying Tribute to Dead Diplomat. - they are firm believers In the power of emeay to curw- praciicaiiy m ind they show this faith by In a guarantee witn every o-cent oox of Ml-o-na to refund the money, unless It aoes an mat is ciaimea lor u. inev take the whole . rink? and Ml-o-na will not cost you a penny unless It cures, j - (Called Preff Leaitd Wire.) Washington, 13. C, April 8 Japan and America joined today In paying the laft honors to Durham White Stevens, late advisor to the Korean council of 'state. who was assassinated In San Francisco by a Korean fanatic two weeks aito, Japanese Ambassador Takabira was charge of the ceremonies, which were attended bv manydistlnaulshed . men, Secretary of Stato Ellhu Root heading tne American officials present, r A brief ceremony was 'held at the residence of the dead diplomat's sister, Mrs. Joseph I: Porter, followed by the official ceremonies at St John's Episco pal church, .interment ; took: .place ; in oa.it mu cemetery. - The honorary tiall-bearers were Secre tarv Elihu Root. Admirals Rodgers and uowies, jonn . Morse or fw xorK, e Secretary of State John W. Foster, Samue S. Howland of New York, i Gen oral James H. Wilson. Senator John Kean, Goneral W. R. Merriam, Charles H. Poor and congressman Nicholas Longworth. t Peel languid, weak, run-down T Heaa ache? Stomach "off? Just a plain case of lasy liver. Burdock Blood Bit ters tones liver and stomach, promotes digestion, purines JLtie Diooa. . k Sorosls shoes at 13.60 per pair .have no equal. Near northwest corner Third and Washington streets. CHRISTIAN IHDIAri s 10 HOLD REVIVAL (Special DUpttcb t. Tbe Jooreal.). Pendleton,' Or-, April 8-One of the largest Indian revival meetings In the CASTOR I A . For lafaati and CUldrea. iT.a Kind Yea Kara Ateajs Zzgll Sean thet Siguatxirfl of SWIFT SPEWDlNGMIIilONS ON THE PENINSULA , ATTEND "L0VELEIGB" OPENING TOMORROW history of the northwest IS planned by the Tutuilla Presbyterian mission, sue cessor to the Whitman mission, on the Umatilla reservation. ; Over 1,000 vis itors .from the Flatheads, BlaCkfeet, Bannocks, Nex Perces, Taklmas, Spok anes, Warm Springs and ColvllW tribes will be present and the Indian village at ' the Tutuilla mission will ' comprise about 2 50 -tepees, it is estimated. The meetings will begin April 30 and will continue until May 10. From eight to 18 native ministers, will assist , In the meetings. The camo grounds at 'the Tutuilla mission are now being cleared to make room and comforts for the campers and preparations win pe made to enter tain all. the visiting . ministers at the chapel., Indian women of the Umatilla church - will cook for the ministers and s crenume reunion or ell the Christians of the-northwest tribes is planned.1, ttav. j, m. !jomeuson, missionary , m harffe of the Tutuilla mission, la send. ing out 500 printed invitations to the various northwest tribes. - The Invita tions are unique In the - records of northwest printing, as they are in Net Perce, the common language of all the tribes. Tne programs, sonars and nrrier of services will be printed and conducted in jNea i-erce. The rallying hymn. "The Klrrg's Bust- n " as translated into Nm Peroe win be printed on all ,.he programs its Ka hfwash laaskt. tnmtaltsa. 0 ': ;, Ki tats wer.lpt Haangelsnlm, ' .: - rK-peiiiiriiuiiitii, iiiiiiisa injim, XjOro. licpehimlumln, witseth!" , ; 1 MAKES the SKIM LIKE YOU WANT IT DOES IT IN A MOMENT .' A liquid preparation for Face, Neck, Arms and Hand. - It Is neither sticky ' , nor greasy. flagcin S It's barmleu, clean ana refreshing. ; jPannot b detected. Two colors, Fink and White. ' Use It morning, noon and night, Summer, Winter, Spring, Fall. SAMPLE FREE j r Lyon Manufacturing Co., - , 44 S. Fifth St. , Brooklyn, N.V. Magnolia Balm Tomorrow and Friday will positively -be the last days for discount on west side gas bills. Pdrlland Gas company. . See the I C. Smith & Bros.' iall-, bearing typewriter. 170 'lfth. ' Uetzger. Jeweler. 343 Washington. ;"