The Oregon daily journal., April 10, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO, APRIL 10, ISC3.
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RULE
WILL
PEOPLE'S
DOMINATE LEGISLATURE
Throughout the atat rat lntrt U
belnir manifested in the canaiaaie ror
tha laaialatura ho M p!dfd 10
Statement Kx I. ' After careful enaljr
nit of the altuatloa It liM feeea coDoIud
til that the fcext icflslatur will hart
a Statement No. 1 majorttr af J"1
nln votoa la Jolat assembly. Thla eetl
nu m ,...d on a conservative eeJcu
luiinn aftar Ukln Into consideration
the sentiment of th different districts,
ilio number of eandldataa runnln for
rh office and olhrr penmsni wuaiu
rations. It la possible that tha mar
tin may ba Ult greater whan tha aa.1
jt.ta art oounied and tha raturea mad
foiiwla ha June ejection.
Taklna- tha anata firat and ginnf
tha Ut by senatorial districts, tha oai
(or claeoa in tha senate who
have elgned Statement No. 1 through
..,.t h mi ml m ara u follows: .
District , Iwuiflaa. Albert Abraham.
Republican, and A. R. Marker, lemo-
Tiiitriol V Jnaanhin. O. B. Oofxlnow.
ntatiict L Coo aad Currr, W. G.
Chase,. MM .
ElatrM 1. Multnomah. H. R." Alba.
Hen Ballinr. Dan KelJaber. A. ft. WUlett,
C W. Nottingham. John IX. Wilcox. .
C Clyde. . , ,
District Ilk Wasoft, N. J. Blnnott .
District 17, Crook. Klamath and Lake.
O. Bprlnaer, Democrat..- ' .
DlHtrlct II, Union and Wallowa.-Kd
W. Rumble, and Turner Ollrer. Demc
cra t.
Dletrfct 14. Washlnirton. Tamhlll, Til
lamook and Lincoln, Oak Nolan.
Taklna- up tha Hat of eandldataa for
membership In tha taouaa who have
nlmM Statement No. 1 In tha different
dietrlcta throughout tha eteta, tha Xol
owln candidates ara ahownj
One Marlon, Hal IX Pattoa, Henry T. I
Miller. O. L. Ilatteberg, A. C Ubby,
Walter Wlnalow.
Two l,lnn. F. it Brown, T. Q. Free
man, O. O. Belts, I. A-4Muoksra, Demo
crat.
ThnaLina Allan TT. Eaton,
Four Douglas, Georce Jonea Jr.,
Oorge It Wtxon. i
Seven H. La Habcock and B. Zj D
Arvond, Democrat. ,
Booglaa and Taokaom.
Nina Dougiaa and Jaokaon, J. A.
Buchanan, pledged to majority vote.
Considered fitataniont 1.
Ten Iienton, P. A. Bonebreke.
fledged to majority rota. Conaldered
tatemcnt 1.' ',
i Twelve Polk and ? Llnooln. B. T.
Jonea, Wayne D. Wenry, Democrat.
teeri Waahlngton. Oeorga Mf.
Sixteen CWkaraaa. T. M. Otll. XL D.
Olda, jr., A. Campbell, Linn B. Jonea,
Walter A. Plralck. Charlea H. ty.
Oeorge W. Dixon. '
Bevenieen ciacxamaa ana juuiuiw-
mah, W. a Belt. '
' Kia-hteen afultnoman. jamag o.
bott. Oeorga H. Allen, B. C. Altman.
Fred J. Brady, J. C Bryant J. F. Caa
aldy. W. J. Clemmena, K. C. Conch, U
M. Davla. K. 3.' Jaeger. I V. Manona.
rhariea I. McDonald. A. W. Orton. J. F.
Wllklna, Robert Hunter.
Ninataan ciaieon. w. rc. Hurae.
Twentr Columbia T. Connell. S.
W. Con ye re. ' ',J I t .i : r:
Twenty-one ctook, orant, , Kjamaia I ncr uic spuiLcnug ut jricrrc,
thechct; and afterward, when
Fanchon the
Lobster
A most sublime lobster, win
Fanchon. Not a human lob
ster, mark you, but a real,
crustacean lobster. He was
beautiful, and he would gestic
ulate wildlr when pinched. '
Right lustily he played his
part, and, when he grew pink
with ruin, did he not drag
a own to aes auction witn mm
his ravisher?
It is a story by George
n ' j.iIl - i . .... iT .
ianaoipn tnescer, in cms
week s issue of THE SATUR
DAY) EVENING Post. ' You
can whiff the atmosphere of
the little French cafe', you can .
If a Saving of 05.00 to 010,00 on Yonr Now Spring Suit Means Any
thing to YonT-This Heart-to-Hcart ThI!; Will Surely Provo Interesting
we are
tatement
In this day of keen competition every man it looking for the best of It When we save you $3.00 to $10.00 on a garment
Maln1tf a-ivtnw wnu thm heat of It. To cet rirht down to "brags tnckn.'1 hern ara th facta nnnn avhirh wm hn. oin atat
The reason we lay claim to your patronage. We .are the outlet for two of the largest manufacturers of exclusive hieh-rrade men's
clothing in this country. You pay no middlcman'i profit -pricei the ame as if buying direct from the manufacturer in many
-. . . . . ' '. ' cmaes less.
The manufacturers we are the outlet for tray the fabrics used In our clothes br the thousands of yards direct from Europe's and America's larrtit
weavers of high grade cloths. In many instances they control their entire output Their bif sales during the year run up Into million of dol
lars. Naturally this gigantic pujutf power means a tlg saving la
cost to them, which Is decidedly beyond the reach of smaller tatty
chants, hence we are able te save you money, r '.; r.f
and Lake. H. A. Brattaln.
TwfintT.threo UmatlUa.C. A. Barrett
Twenty-four Union and Wallowa,
Colon R. Eberhard, J. P. Runic
Twenty-aix union, J, . tsroaaaro, n.
. Hamilton. SteDhen F. Hlchardeon. '
Twenty-eeyen Harney and Malheur,
William Morrui, iwimocrat
Frank UcCorkla. T. P. Welch 8.. W.
Stark, L. K. Moree, Democrat
in of mi
FALLS HEAVILY
eaBjBBBa?aBangaBvanaawaa
Transgressors 'Against State
Statutes Sentenced to
., the Penitentiary.
Six man. all but one of them, young;
yesterday received tha brand of tha law
In tha circuit court because thay wart
unable to resist tha temptation to atesj
other peopla'a gooda, or aall gooda that
had been etolen. On after another Pre
siding Judge Cleland heard their eto
rles. -One, who pleaded guilty to simple
larceny, received ona year in Jail, but
all tha other will go to- tha peniten
tiary, r . .
R. H. Baugh and Victor Hollander,
who atola trousers and aulteaaea out of
a Southern Pacific ear, warn each an
tenced to aerye IS montha in tha peni
tentiary. Richard Baugh. father of the
other man of the same name, who aold
a portion of the gooda, must aerve two
years. The' Baugha aald Hollendar led
them into the affair, and Hollender said
, the Baugha started him on the Wrong
road. . - ; , .-' -. .
CL Tanksley was sentenced to aerre
5 8 months for cmbecsllng money from
Paul Strain, br whom ha waa employed.
' He .tried the old game of rushing to po
lice ueadquarters with bla clothing ripped
and . torn, aaylng ha had been robbed. I
Before tha court yesterday ha mad a I
straightforward .aiwenaen ana 101a us
history. ' . ' I
"l don't know what I done It for," he
aald. "but I dona it and all I can do I
now Js to .acknowledge it. I never had
thing Ilka
that , be-1
tha desire to do 4
fore." -
Will DelL a negro youth, alao aaked
for lenlenrr for hie first missteo In en
tering a houae where household good
were being moved and walking on wun
a watch and other valuable property.
He waa alao given II montha at Salem.
1 Antona Solrulpula was sentenced to
one year In tha county Jail for ateallng
a quantity or leweiry ana necmies rrom
a ator on Third street on February 19.
ever you see a clever lobster,
you will say to yourself,
" Fanchon."
At the News-stand, I cants.
$1.10 tha year by mall.
Tn CuKTis . PuBLtsirmo Coiiaht
fHILADKLmiA .
Our Oeya ar Evaryvhara
Copies will be delivered to any address by
James C. Hayely Jr.
T1S BAJT lm RT, FOXTLAJT9.
seventh, between Mildred and Alberta:
IL Bauman. erect dwelllnr. Cast Thlrtr-
ninth, between Harrison and Lincoln,
IZ.BOQ.
DAVIDSON'S
That a-anulne Stelnwav clano. In first-
rlaaa condition, for 1JJ.B0 at Reed-
French Piano Mfg. Co., 8th and Bura-
aida ata. .. . ..
' Bafldlng Permlte. ;
W. Cereghino, rct' dwelling. East
Thirteenth, between Karl and Prederlck.
11.000: M. IX Leedy, erect dweUlng,
Fresco ft between Kast Fifteenth and
uaat BUtaantn, i,vvui- twuana iuu offer. The oomi
way.-Light Power company, erect I of our three at
clubhouse. Klllingsworth and aiieni
: Lucaa A Oilman, erect dwelling,
Multnomah, between East Nineteenth
and East Twenty-nrsf tl.000; F.i H( offer.
Hamilton, areet dwelling. East, Sixth, be
tween Ainsworth and Ruggem, ii.soo;
Louis Vanst, erect dwelling. East Thir
teenth, between Fremont and Beach,
East Thirtieth, between Holbrook and
Ainsworth, f 1,200; C Knickerbocker,
erect dwelling. East Twentieth, between
Wrnnt and doing, tl.too: J. Loxeny,
erect dwelling, Eaat Thirteenth, between
Mason and Skldmore, 1 1,200; united
JsUOf-Paga,. AdwarttaamamS la Today's
- rapr, Xrimfal of Good Vew.
Everybody needa clothe, ahoe and
furnlahlnga, but not everybody needa
them at tha nam time. Ae an extra
lnduoement to farmer, mechanic, laborer.
clerk to supply their needs now wa are
cutting tha pricea uiunerciruiiy oa every
pieo of merchandise In tha houae. io
man in Justice to himself should allow
thle opportunit-r to Blip by without even
visiting ua and aea what we have to
Tha -combined purchasing power
;orea in ordinary u
permits us ta undersell competitors.
time
in
view of this fact yon can have a faint
realisation of tha nargaina w have to
offer. Coma and bring yonr family and
clothe them from bead to foot - Ba aura
that you are in the right place. -The
store in the middle of the block. 47
Third atreet between Ash and Pine.
, Jumping Hopes Free, v
Fortv labels of the Butter-Nat and
Buster Brown bread will get tha finest
jumping rope that aver came to Port-
Brethren, erect dwelling. Eaat Twenty, spiral wire. Save the labela and get
one lor ine miim giru 1
i .
The Annex Leader Clothes :"
We are showing the largest easortment, the best values ever of
fered af the above price, Our leader, "Annex"' Special Clothes
at f 7.94V You cant get clothes of like quality for t cent less
than $15.00 to $18.00, , - y f
Extra Special for
Saturday Only!
One thousand pairs of men's
high-grade Pants, $3.00, $3.60
and $100 values, on sale Satur
day at tnly. v v . vv.;-.'f v ; '
A pair of genuine . President
Suspenders ' given absolutely .
FREE to every pants purchas
er tomorrow. ; ry. ., .j
Yi iW ;w:- :
ocrge oaits
JUsuhr $30.00 Values y , k
Don't miss this 150 high grade Suits of Oswego and jWtukunk
eerge to be sacrificed Saturday et.less than wholesale cost' You
could not buy a more taiteful, more refined looking suit for carter
Specials
15c linen Handkejv n
chiefs. ,....., OC
85c Boston Qartert ' 19
tt....v::;.vV..-..a...vlejC'
50c Prealdent Sua- OC
pendera.'ai . ......... ... e)DC
15c Men't Hose ' O ':
at.........:.;........OC
then one of these.
lioii
At the above price we display a very unusual collection of pat
terns. Fabrics and styles recognized as the world's finest pro
ducts In clothes-craft. .When we epeak of pattern end fabrics,
individuality and peerlesv quality, we lay arress on the etrongest
featuree of supremacy with those manufactured. .
Umbrellas Free!
Just to add zest to this very
timely offer, we will give every
purchaser of one of these suits
a fine Umbrella, FREE, with
our compliments. , ; The suits
are elegantly tailored, in single
or double-breasted 1 styles. A
perfect fit is guaranteed. Save.
$5.00 to $10.00 by purchasing
Saturday, . V '
la the
iuoer ok. j I II II
Entrance JJ Jl Ji
ANNEX
Entire
Cnr. ITirh
and Alder I
i
--v; :A,
. RINGLER'S NEW NATAT0RIUM
f(20x60-ft white enameled tank), Bull Run water, constantly chang
ing, uniform temperature of 76, degrees - ;
OPENS SATURDAY, APRIL 11
" SWIM, 25c LESSONS, 60c N
Hours for men, women and children. '
'Free swimming ticket to every visitor Saturday may be used at
: . ' any time.
s3862 EAST MORRISON STREET, HEALY BLDG.
EASTER. OFFERINGS
alyanMSBM
Tomorrow
llzv IZzrry Widow Sailors
New Fancy and Tuscan Dress Shapes two-toned'
just wnat you want
Every Trimmed Hat ,
special priced. We would
advise early call for "best
i selections. t- -
200 New v
Pattern Hats
JUST RECEIVED ,
VJOmmi MILLINERY; CO;
COn. I.IORKISOH AND FIRST STS,' ; ','
Bought by Us
al 40c
on the Dollar
. 1 . - - -.
Bought by Us
at 40c
on the Dollar
207 First Street, Between Taylor and Salmon
W MUST CONVEIfF 11 WMl; P0( JTO CA$H
rDrniTADG FORTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR! You know wnat that means 1 This entire r'mrTl0r'O G
KMXMLfMJk 1 UKv3 $30,000 stock of serviceable Shoes Furnishings and some ladies goods were bought ? VIV ILtMJl lUia
Mf TQX by us from the assignee AT LESS THAN HALF THE ORIGINAL COST!. MITCiT
If to a tf. LESS THA HALF THE ACTUAL C0STI nr DA in
BE PAID Wc 6Ivcn a lImltcd ximc to Dispose ol Them ' BE PAID
This is the' greatest and most unparalleled opportunity to buy your clothing needs and wearing apparel at less. than half the actual vajue;
in fact, at less than what it would take to purchase these goods from ; the -manufacturers themselves were they to sell you, at cost
Mere's the Alan or Woman Who Cares to niiss This Sale Now on in Full Swing !
SUITS, TOPCOATS ANDl RAINCOATS
Suits,
Topcoats,
Raincoats
Made to sell et
$10 and $12 in
this Assignee Sale
Suits,; it
Topcoats, j
Raincoats
Made to 'eell at
$1S end $18 in
this Assignee Sale
95
$2.00 PANTS V.
$20 PANTS ...f 1.35
$30 PANTS
$4
M.4K $5.00 PANTS ...$2.5
.00 PANTS ... $2.65 $6.00 PANTS ...f 3.19
Suits,
Topcoats, lifw
Raincoats fNSr
Or
Made to sell
$22.50 and 12
this Assignee Sale
Suits, it
Tojpcoats,
Raincoats r
Mada 1 to sell et
$30 . end $35 in LI
tnis Assignee oue
.95
We have boys' and children's Suits as low as $1.39. These'
v "; are regular $3.00 values Assignee' Price $1.39.
ASSES', WOMEN'S AND CD1L
DREN'S SHOES
Men's Dress Shoes, Blucher or Bell
cut, box ortatin calf; regular QQv
price $1.75. Assignee Price yOC
$2.25 values Assignee Price .81.39
$2.75 varbea-Assignee Price . . ; .$1.85
$3.60 values Assignee Price ..... .$2.10
$4.00 valuesAssignee Price $2.65 '
Ladies regijlar .50 and $3.00 Amer
ican Girl, patent box calf, vici and
French kid, French and Cuban heel.
Assignee Sale Price J tj f Q
only . ; i . . ; v. V. . . . . ... 5 lUf
Reg; $1.75 vahiesv-Assignee Price $1.10
Reg, $2.25 values Assignee Price $1.40
K.eg.-rpa. p . values Assignee rnce spi.oj;
A broken line $4.00 values Assignee
Price ' Vi- V.1' " i'i;iit iti ii'i 'ii:s.$220
CHILDREN'S SHOES-We J have a ' full.
line of children's Shoes that we are selhn
at this Assignee Sale at a Ismail fraction
ine original vuw v ..
; -Laflicsv Apparel
Ladies' Luster PETTICOAT, AO
Assignee . Price. . .. . . . . . . .....yOv
A very high grade of Ladies' Skirts,
.all, styles and colors. s C 1 20
........ j 1JS
Assignee Price,
Men's Furnishings
60 Reduction
Full and com
plete line of
Men's 10c Hose, pec pair . . . ... . . . . .. 3e
Men's 25c Hose, per pair, ... ...... ,,.18) '
Men's Rockford light Hose, per pair.". 2ip
Men's Rockford heavy Hose, per pair. 7 ,
Men's white Handkerchiefs, colored Jbor-
J- -I :Si :.e.i-;,- v.1'' ' rf.'v'i '-A
UCl i .". . -' ..... . .' i. a7 i
J Men's ?10c Bandana- Handkerchiefs ii 3f i
Men's;25cvSuspendersi "i i'a;v10f
.Men's' 50c 'Suspenders $ J-i '. . t;20f
i Men's 50c Fonr-in-Hand ties Ut ;'-.t29 '
ATn nn
207 First Street, Bet. Taylor an Salmon The Store in the Middle of thfe Block
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