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-7 ' " THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL H, 1CCX A MONSTER rmiand BEGINNING FRIDAY MORNING AT 8:30 - 4 J A determined and drastic slaughter of high rade spring Ready-to-Wear Apparel" for Ladies Misses ( : and Children. '. The backwardness of spring, coup led with, a chain of unavoidable circumstances has1 A ' , forced.us to inaugurate a complete and resolute fa 12 all , Which means an entire .. til-- ' : .' r'WJr : - 1 9 i W -..,:' I r ' . 'V . . " " ' I MT 1 IE III If 1 If f 1 A ' ' ' . IT IBM-- ' , ,, additional quantities. A; systematic 'and. thorough' house cleaning, pertaining to every' department in5 the store. Nothing spared, everything Sacrificed. HANDSOME NEW SPRING SUITS, BIG SHIPMENT OF NEW WAISTS, IMMENSE .STOCK OF, DRESS SKIRTS AND PETTICQATS, HOSIERY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION AND OUR SUPERB STOCC OF STYLISH MILLINERY. Read the fol- LADIES' CRAVENE1TES I ,$35.00 Spring Suits .$12.75 7 FANCY COLORED HOSIERY Loom, fitted and iemlrfitted styles j good nngt High-class tailored Suits in the most approved spring ,0u own toporutlon of fine grde Ule Hosiery of a ,mo,t pr!cttfJ lde,lrble ffnnt? styles. Plain Panama, fancy mixtures and serge ma- in ftney plain shes, COc and. 63c rsdes, choice, posWve value. " . , teHals.'all colors and si2es; absolute 9 7c ' 3Sc Pair ChoiCe i$3J75 values up to $35.00,. ;;. .v.; U'W I Lit p ' :-Vf v-n V SILK PETTICOATS $3.50 Tailored Shirt Waists $1.65 ( . SILK DRESSES OILIIJLI IILUaiJ.. - . , M 7, eOUxkt 1 j Rajah Silk Princess styla Dresses, just arrived Soft Taffeta Silk Petticoats, full widths, wide Madras and Percaletailored Shirt. Waists, tucked by express; very stylish and desirable; values up range of colors $5.00 to $7.00 values , . front and back; laundered collars and cuffs. The to $25.00 at v y Choice $2.5Q II S?algtte-$ 1,"65 1 Choice $14.50 A Striking Feature of the Great Reorganization Sale Will Be the Remarkable Values styush New Mllinery To facilitate and handle the vast throngs that will undoubtedly attend this sale we have arranged our entire rear balcony with the Millinery bargainsEverything plainly marked and advantageously d ,' ; : . . r. UNTRIMMED SHAPES All the latest styles, all col ors, . . ... ... . .49 tnd 75 All latest shapes in Wire Frames at ...10 STRAW BRAIDS 1,000 pieces, 10 and 12-yard lengths, all colors, piece 15 FLOWERS Every popular flower, 10, 15, 25, 35 and 39 per bunch. TRIMMED HATS 200 Trimmed Hats, values to $5, f or $1,05 Friday and Saturday Specials in Ckocew Department To further introduce our Coffee we. will reduce our 35c ,to 30c and our 40c to 85c, and all our own blends of Tea to 60c. Figs, 2 10c packages . , ,15 Monarch Gloss, Hot or Cold water, We have another lot of walnuts, bet Prunes, Italian, 4 pounds. .25 , 15o packages, 3 for, . .... ...... .254 . . ter than any before, at 11 a pound. -Oranges dozen.................. 20 Canned Fruits at... '.-.10 Per Cent Off Also a choice lot of fancy groceries at Bananas, dozen 25 ; Pioneer Qeanser, same as Sapolio, 'prices to suit. " , ; 7 . , v Corn Starch, best, 4 for., ...... ..25 5c eachO for , ......25 i Phone your orders to Main 5440. connnn o AND ALDER GIVE Hlf, TISTE OFOI'JIIIDICIIJE aiiiton a Gaudy, ... Who Handcuffed Wife, Will Be Placed in Chains. (Special Dispatch ta It Joaraal.) . Taooma, AprU Xi-Olnton C Oandy, a man who haadouffed jhla wlf' hand batUnd her back and after tying , her Xeet to the footboard of the bed left her a neipieaa . prlaoaer . In her own house day after day while he was working hla Insurance business down town, will be given a dose of his own medicine. Gandy himself admitted when on trial that he had been thus maltreating- hU wife, and Judge Snelt promptly sen tenced him to a year in prison. Now onerui Morris declares that be Intends business In the morning;, and locking the house tight went away, secure in the thoua-ht that no one could enter to see her, nor could she open the door to admit anyone. The girl's father came 10 -racoma. ana coin u mi nouse ana belnr unable to enter looked through a I window and saw the woman bound. He broke In and released her. , After being arrested Candy tried to have a war rant lasued for his father-in-law- ar rests lor burarlarizlns- bis bom, but could not get the warrant , PIPES OUTLINES (Continued from Page One.) Inns bank had caused a run on the Title Uuarantee Trust company. Some auroiise waa manifested In the courtroom when at a few minutes after HODSOII IMCHIIIE ; BEATEN TOAPULP Official Keturns Show State ment 1 Men Had Lead of 19,956 Votes. - Official returns of the Multnomah 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the state I county legislative ticket show that the rested Its case. . The state's attorneys bad said at the same time the trial opened the presentation of - their case would i&ks at . least two nays. Mucn more astonishment was created- when uit uricnoe concluded lis cms di vkii-i. . ing Just three witnesses Douglas Law-5 oanaioaies mailing in. .ira Statement No. 1 candidates polled (S6 mora votes than the men opposing them on the Hodson-Beach-Balley-Reed ticket and the other anti-Statement No. industrial Dlanta denendlnr on electric ity able to run. The telephone compa nies, wnicn use tn power or the What com County, company, hare auxiliary plants, and were- not inconvenienced. The asphalt works was discovered on fire at 4 o'clock, and when the fire de partment arrived It waa doomed. The loss win not exceei ft.OOO. , ALL TRAINS AGAIN COME IN ON TIME son, accountant: Clyde C Byers, book keeper, and J. T. jtoss, tne aeienaani. Asked 7ew Queatlonm. . Ross was asked only three or four questions bv his attorney. Two were . merely . perfunctory. He was asked if it J?.n.du" " "ha?"a.G? i keep he was a .ijin of fmily and how 'long 8tatement No. V senatorial candidate ently. ; 3 Aocordlna- to the returns, the total vote, for the entire list of Statement No. 1 aenatorlal candidates was 41.6. XAe total rota for the entire list of odi senatorial candidate was I4.SX8. leav ing a majority of 7,718 votes for the liim as near as possible In the condition - in wnicn ce Kepi nis wile. simply meklner the punishment f It the deed, said the sheriff this he had lived In Portland. The other wit moneys deposited morning, ''and the man should be aivan a - wholesome : lesson because he la a. neeses were asked simply whether the tosited with the antee & Trust' company that 'Constt very bad actor " uandy married ielll av ntrnM nia nr v jeiungnam giri. a year ago. They to xacoma, ana seinea in the sour uandy At - once developed an insane jemuuay. : M mver sirucjc or beat his wlfe,but -procured pair of handcuffs, and day after day would handcuff and tie her to a bed before golne; to his Shoemakers PouItryBook AXS AT.Milf AO TOn 1908 There Is nothing in the world like it Illustrated. A It contains 224 large pages, handaomoiv i number of most beautiful tuted the educational fund 'had been de posited in coin or been transferred Xrom other banks by check. ; : - "Have you, Mr. Rosei, ver converted came any funds belonging to the state to your own user' was tne tnira ques tion imIcoA Mr. Rose bv Mr. McCamant. "Not one doUar.' yrtm the clear and prompt reply. .- - , . ' "Take the witness,' paid .Attorney McCamant to the counsel for the state. The district attorney endeavored to get from Mr. Ross what funds were in the bank when It failed. - He ' was not sue Mr. Robs would only say. 1 do" not know. The books will tell and they are the best testimony.. -. v v - - a .;, Mr. Roas answerea every; juesuon our- In the list of reDresentatives the total if.fr"' I candidates, and 19,119, for. the antl- Htatement No. 1 eanaiaates, leaving an other majority of 16,011 In favor of the Statement No. 1 list. ' In the contest for Joint representative for Clackamas and Multnomah oountles the only anti-Statement No. 1 majority was made. In that cocUat McArthur reoerved 8,0 1 votes, and Belt MS, leaving: MoArtbur with a majority of J1.788. -.v-;' . Addinc the senatorial and house ma jorities together, It gives a total of tl 738 more votes cast for the Statement No. 1 ' candidates for the senate and house than were cast for the opposition. Subtracting the J, 783 lead of McArthur over Belt leaves the final total of 19,- 9SS more votes cast tor statement no. candidates in the' legislative contest in Multnomah county than were cast for the opposition. . vft s ,-. -, ; j,--.. I ASPHALT PLANT IS - V pESTEOYED BY FIEE . 7.' -ZZ life. Colored nates of Fowls true to It tells all about all kinds of Thorough bred Fowls, with life-like Illustrations, ond prices of same. It tells how to raise j-rvuitry succeasruijy ana now to treat It dleeanes common among them. It t.lvs working plans and Illustrations of convenient poultry Mouses. it tells all a8ATCSS A0 BROODERS It rlvee fun Instructions for operating ru KimTS or jncunaiors. - inia cnapier is ? r piously conijiiete and worth dollars t i niiyntii ueiner an incubator. It gives iWi'riptlons and prices of Incubators, l-r.o,i.r and all kinds of Poultry Sup 1 - . In fact, It Is an encyclopedia of ri ncndoni end will be mailed to any- .. .a rf!ft of only it wnta Your ri'iuiiifi if not pleaned. i - -. 'ioa.uakur, Box 1348, Treeport, rii, rithmtf k..(.t(nn. nrom-Dtlv ana so his words could be heard In every part j of the courtroom. .;; ;.'--.- . A cnnnidHrBble rtan ox yesteraay-s proceedings waa occupied with the tes timony as to the condition of the bank's books after the failure. It was brought out that Oeorsw Slack, tne v oruana public accountant, supervjaea mi ui-1 , - (Dnlted Preaa Laaaag 'Wlre.J rjctea the wors : oi Belllngham, Wash.. April . j.-Flre rJJr,loaun VJr lil w 1 originating in a mysterious manner, slble for the results ; of . that.vrk. i mtartA i innnim a. Othar minor witnesses were ClTles i -ttovM tha mdeDendeni: AsDhalt Pavlnc Kopf. BBsistant treasurer or ine anK, company's plant early this morning and J. W. Ferguson. P. H. ColJis and, R. W. I b burln th. wiTm can-vine- electricity from the power plant or the Whatcom County Railway A Llrht eomoanr. ahut oir ait power in ine city lor many nours and traffic waa completely '-paralysed. Not until noon were the streetcars and Ail h tARtimonv was in - dt a;ow o'clock, at which time the court, ad journed. M. B. anitin, wno nau peen subpoenaed by the -state, , could not be found when called . and a benohr war; rant was lsaned for his return. He had waited for two days to testify And then grew tired and returned to Portland. Mr. Rankin did not testify as tbe state thought his testimony could ; be , dis pensed with. , . ' " ' ' ;; ' -J HIGH WATER DAMAGES ; ' BRIDGE AT SPpKANE 7''7:;.i- ?v7'v 11 --"i-f:, Spokane. - Wash., - April J3. togs driven by high water' playedLhavoo, with bridge timbers here last night." Sup-. porta were carried a way and others weakened .until traffic is danenrous. Streetcars are forbidden the use of sev eral crossings. - - j 7 He Oot VThi He Keeded, ' 'lne years aro It looked as If mv lime nao some, - savr jar. jartning, or Mill Creek. Ind. - Ter. "I was so run down that life hung on a very slender thread. - It was 'then niy. Inirriil m. ommenooa cieciria outers, l Dougnt a r l - got - what I - needed l naa one root m th. mv. lectrio Bitters put it back on the tun again, ana i ve oeen wen ever sincA" . Bold unaer guarantee , at Skid more Drug Co.'s drug store, j EOe. . bottle and ' I strengtlv but 1 C Northern Pacific IVo. 1, due at T o'clock, arrived on time. Southern Paolflo. No. If, due at 7:65, arrived on time. Southern Paolflo, No. IS, due at 11:80, arrived on time. O. R. & N., No. 8, due at I o'clock, arrived on time. O. R. A N, No. S, due at :45, ' arrived on time. Astoria A Columbia river, No. 11, due at 1J;18. arrived on time. RlfSSIAEJ GIRL HIKES ESCAPE Woman : Who Was' Sent, to Siberia for Killing Po . liceman Islree. HOUSE THIEF WILL I BE SENT TO PEIS0N 7 ' (Special Dlapatefe to The Joaroat. Pendleton, Or., Ajprll , 88. The Jury tn the ease of W. Deal of La Orande, charged with horse stealing in . Union county, brought In a verdict "of 7 guilty at 9 o'clock this morning. Dear will be given a penitentiary sentence. , The defendant stole horses in Union county, but, owing to alleged prejudice .insi nim xnere, me case was Drougm ere on a chanre of venue. -: The iurr was unanimous for oonvlotion. A few years aero Deal was sentenced to th penitentiary for horse stealing, but wai pardoned after a few months. He is 70 years of age, :v.'.,',- .';'f '-V . KOled In MOI. ' Everett. Wash.. April 28.-Peter mopulos was Instantly killed -. at the weiaauer-ijanBaowne lumDer mill to day. His clothing became entangled in a osii ana ne was carriea over a pul ley-. - nia neaa was cruanea or contac with the timberA -'-v n ,-.. (Osited Frees teased Wire.) New vTork, April 21. Marie Splrl- donovo, the Russian girl martyr, ' whose sufferings as a prisoner and exile have made her world famous, has added an other chapter to her eventful life by es caplng from the horrors of Siberia. According , to reports received here ' In cablegrams, she is either on her way to America' or AustraliA : ; The girl ' was aentenced to Siberia far life' in 105 for shooting Chief of Police Lushenoffsky of Tarn boy. While she was in a cell she waa so brutally treated - that the wnoie - world indig nantly exclaimed aarainat the cruelties. The officers kicked her as a human football across the cell In trying - to make har tell the, names Of her ac complices, but she had none.. She was sentenced to ( hang, but the sentence was commuted to Uxe imprisonment at Siberia where she suriered tne tor tures of an exile foe four years, until she esoaped. She was aided In her es capo by revolutionists. ,-. t WANTS RECOGNITION -7;-?,.:7-, i;r (Continued from Wge One.) 3 r i l ii iiuii.iu ini mi.niwi 1 1 - , , Makes the skin . I .7 ,' like too want it f Doc ' moment, HAGAFS sr i iviaenoiia i Balm A liauid creoaration for the Face. Nerlr. Arms and Hands. 1 Cannot be detected. 5 It la neither sticky nor creasy. " It's harmless, dean ana refreshing. ' Two colprs, Pink and White. : Use it morninc. noon and nieht. Si Summer, Fall, Winter. SAMl'LE - ' - 1 LYON MPO. co A 44 South Fifth St, aoosxrs, N.T. &i3 Miliions of the most exauislte and frarrant rosee will be on exhibition at the Oriental building of the Lewis and Clark rair grounas. - our festival couia noi oe aupncaiea for 8100.000. - All this we have oreoared for the delectation ' and - enjoyment of the myriads of spectators who will come. ' . .. AH our public dignitaries and com mercial bodies have : made strong . rep resentations through . our representa tives at Washington that we are more than anxious to have at least a goodly portion of your battleships' and cruis ers in port on June 1. We have learned throua-h the navv department that the movement of your ships rest entirely with- you. Therefore, we respectfully uest and urge you to visit Portland Inr -our festival and bring all the fleet available. Tour officers. and erews will be delighted Deyona measuqe witn the hearty welcome that a waits. - We are anxious to know your de cision at the. earliest possible moment in order that we mar taxo up tne mat ter with " the city and our commercial ooaies or special arrangements nor en tertaining vou ana vour men in a man ner worthy of your station. , We assure you that If you accept our hospitality you win over noia me - occasion in arateful remambranaA Anticinatmsr an eariy ana ravoranie reply, we have the honor to subscribe ourself. 4 Tours sincerely, PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL. -Cheeter A. Whitemore, President. ;- Geo. I Hutchln, General Manager. Rury I. Daselrt.. Secretary. - '.a , ' axtra gpeoiaL Rti : Rale 133. 50r Axmrnster rurs. 819.96: 820 Brussels rufra. f 18.95. CsJef Bros., home furnishers, S60-S7O K. Morri son street. : . , Tbe Kind Yon Hare Always Bonglitf and whlcn has been in me for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made finder his per- f'h.i sonal saperrlslon since Its Infancy. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good'are but ' Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ' Infants and QiUdren--Experience against IJiperiment, Whai is 6ASTORI A ' 7' Castorla Is a harmless snbstltnte for Castor Oil, Pare r . gorlo, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium,' Morphine nor other , Narcotlo substance Its age Is' its guarantee. It destroys Worms . Vand allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind . Colic It relieres Teething Troubles, cares Constipation , and Slatalency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the - Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep , The CMdrens Panacea The Mother's CEHUiriE GASTORIA alwaVo Sears the Signature of ' The Kind You Haye Always Bought ' In Use For Over 30. Years. . 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