THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, .1803.
1 . - ,
IS
' O TI
essss U'
:G!S13
SATURDAY SPECIALS
; Tomorrow's sale 'it ems will prove unusually attractive to the economical shopper. Mail,
telephone or C. O. D. t-u'ers will not be accepted for the following:, , .
. STORK CLOSES ON SATURDAYS AT. SIX O'CLOCK. ' ,
mm
r ' - Ti n rr
p
t ' 1 : : r? j .' 1
II Mil
3
K
i
QUAINT STOOLS
TOMORROW $2.90
m I I i i ' " 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 "" ' ' . 4
''One of the most attractive pieces of this charac
ter we have eCer offered at a special price tl)is
quaint design stool in . solid oak-in the popular,
fumed finishwith well-filled laced loose cushion
i irt rood oualitv leather. This stool is 10
ana sens, regular'
IP i ir'-lry p'Ar rirtches high and 17inches square a
Decorated ? Cake Elates
i Special'at!24cvEach
' Tomorrow intfte basement' Crockery , depart
ment, 10-incruCak rUtes in the semi-porcelain
arid in rich rose and. gold and other decorations.
No deliveries will be made on this, special.- " -
Mission Screens
I, i . i " ' i ' . ;
f The Drapery department of feri for tomor.
row's special selling three-fold Mission Screens
Jn frames, of weathered oak, panels filled with
greetr or red burlap. "These screens are 5 feet
high and sell regularly for $5.S0r special f 3.00
Tapestiy Couch. Covers
$10' Values-Special $6;75
U . Good value in Uiese heavv-tapcstrycoucir
rovers 'offered tomorrowat thisrspHal price V
They are -74 inches wide and 3 yarc . long, irtt
. ... . ' . V A A -. T . . -.Am.mm
Oriental, verdure ana otner pauerns. ; ifmoi'un
mmmmp
L i
AXMlNSTER RUGSl BUTCHER KNIVES
$5.50iValueV'f6f $3;35 Tomorrow at 15c. Each
. V. The . CarpcC department T offers for tomorrow ; Qfferej. tomorrow in the basement' depart
this popular, size Rug irt the celebrated Bigelow ment ; ,t this1 special these , iregular, 35c
AxminWr weave and fbrXf .which ' thefear. Vlluebu'des of high.grade steel, handles of
Tol hardwood; length.of knife m inches . One
tltt in Ainters:y -," r-u A 4 : : only to each purchaser and no deliveries.
. 15n.V Brass
Extension
Rods for .
c. - . -
In Drapery
Department
I AM CHUT
,COI.lPLETE-H005EfUnni5HER5
pie Pieces in'
Quaint De
signs End-'
' Ing To- -
morrow.
f S ' (TIMP. (OUT
N; i. it very GREATLY REDUCED : ;
' i v PRICES-The styles are exclusive and
p ': jve promiseyou GENUINE BARGAINS
j ':1 'as Allows: ' ' l":X;;Uc' '
V - 4'! - SALE PRICE tU 0JSJ '
" - . - -
rienty of Jolirison Sentiment
bnt Commoner 'Seeni8v to
' Control the Delegations
Idaho arty SplitSuin:
K miify6f.Situatlon.j,t
-. V "',.."" if" " .
' ' (8peUt Mfpctrk U Tbt Jonrait.) '
J BpoUtin, , Waah.. April " I4.WllHam
Jannlnaa Bryan will tet th 34 dtl-
gata from tha tata of Oregon, Wash
injton and Idaho .at th Dnvr con
Tentlon by. default . '
Today hi organisation la tha only ona
In tli field that la making" any constat
ent af fort to capture- tha delegates from
thai tkra states.,' ' j, -. , t ' '
; Tat raporta rrora all over tha north
Wait daclara that tHara la plenty of
Johnaon antlmant about. At prearat.
howavar. it la going to aed for, lack
of a leader and an ore aniaatlon.
If there ultimately develops any eon
teat In the Pacific northwest 'for the
control of this three alate delagatlona
tha fight: will. .b between, Bnraa. and
JTh"r' la no) Oray or Harmon talk
beard. . '.. . ""
In Idaho the urmocraiio pan? ia ap
I. . I .
, Vw c nave uv pautwo uuu riwvu y
all MAN-TAILORED and all THIS
! SEASON'S productions, which we will
parantly bopelesaly apllt upon local, le
euea, the Mormon quaatlon being the
malor cauae 01 oiuicuiiy. im "i
are aaui o om pi
neither deny .but
pledged
ut thai
. Ill
- - . - - -- 1 " - mmm
laar 1 r '.-. m m M
xvv
sultv.
r both-factions are said to be
. a M -rtn iifutiiriirntnt nr John
viiaiw jt-m . . , - " ' '
son eantlment in tne aiaia. tom
frtenda,- however, hare no . cn taring
point and aa far as la known . there ja
no Johnson organtaer In the atat.
In Waalilnrton mere ia a oweaiaa v-
raent along the line of the-Pugat aound
that would rally to Johnaon If they were
rlahtly approached but the cloaeat kind
of search haa failed to dlaoover any
Indication of a . Johnaon - club In the
atata. In eaatern Washington Johnson
is. rarely mentlonl. Spokane county
haa declared for Bryan and Inatructed
It delegates to the eute convention to
"uae.au acnonnt ninoi . w
atate delegaUon pledged to the Neb
raekan. .
in Ahm tha Rrran men aefim to hold
the atate well- In band. It la said that
there are a lot of Johnaon men in Pore-
land and -down tne wmameue Taney,
but' If they are making anv noiee for
Ton" thav ire doinc ft with the aoft
rdaV on. The Democratic state con-
- . , i A 4 . T . I M I.
vemion n un - "-
land and great many thlnga may har
nen before that time but If anything la
going to happen for Johnaon be must
get busy very put aim w ""!'
Sudden about It With- New York and
Michigan off the Bryan reservation and
i.w 7u. nav of riolawara. carrv
Willi UWl. " ' ' " '
tng on a hot entirely unwelcome flirta
tion wlin me rw riujimu inicn, u.
well aa with the Bourbon-banded aouth,
William Jennings Is not overlooking any
bets these daye. .If Johnson waits un
til next spring be wni find the north
west preempted territory If It Is not
so already.
' Metsgerflte glasses for 11.0.
II
i TO EIID SCRAP
Hother-in-Law' of
Millionaire 'Says Couple
. - T ,Will Be Beunited. ;
Yoiin2f
4
MA
. (trotted Prase Leated. Wire.K
f New Tork,' April 2J. -Mrs. Edward
; Xeny, inotherpt. Mra. ' Frank J.: Gotld,
aald today that young Gould, who .went
"to 'Hot' Sprlnga, (Virginia, soori'af tor ne
left Lis wife and waa aerved with pa
pers In a legal aoparatlon, will return
to New York Monday-neit and have
meeting with Mrs. Gould.
"The meeting between my daughter
and her kusband will be soon after his
arrival,", aald Mrs. Kelly. "I have had
a telegram from Mr. Gould, and I have
no' doubt the troubles of the young peo
ple -are at an nd' or almost ao. They
are too much ln,lovo to be separated
long, and after this- experience I hope
they will be wise enough not to get Into
another squabble.". ., ,-t ."r. f
OWL TRAIN CRASHES
INTO FUEIGIIT CARS
A fattedrreaa'tsase Wire.?'; . :
'; Freano, Cat," ApHl 1 4. Passengers on
toe south-bound Owl train Of the South,
em Paclflo - were, burled from' their
seats and in jured and an . engine and
several freight xara ' were badly dam
aged when the tassenger train craehed
Into a freight train. late last night. at
Mendota, 10 mllaa from Fresno,
One end of the freight bad been left
on the main track and tha other end
on a siding when the Owl came -thundering
along and plowed through it
Mrs. A. J. Stewart of Loa An eel en,
was probably more aertously Injured
than any of tha other passengers. Her
neck waa apralned -and today ahe la
suffering from Internal Injuries. , The
others who were cut and bruised are:
Mrs. J. G. Mitchell and Mrs. II. H.
Smith, of Fresno; G. B. Llbby, New
York; R. H. Moore, conductor?" E W.
Sommers, brakeman; Porter Wbldden.
.Brokers Fall.
traltad Praaa taaaed Wtre.)
-?w Tork. April 14. The auspenslon
of T. A. Mclntyre ft Co cotton brokers,
was posted on the New York Produce
Exchange this morning.
:, -"i A; g r r 4 j V.;'; . I. ' si .'.'' r- ' ,'. ?.
. . t ajF s ' '
I " ' ji ' ; 0 :
u, - .
"V J
i. J t 4 - -v ; r
-"-""r L-r -v.':v:-:v-:A::v:-;-:cy.,':-:':-s 1 '-; H .
Mr. John Adams. 94 vears old.
-
of Gardner, Mass.i praises Duf
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey : for cur
ing him of severe bowel
corn
's
MB.1 JOHN ADA MS. AGED 1L ,
o --. - i central ooramiuw id wu
Diaint. wnicn nad troubled himl .Vhrtrii oommiueo ii planning to
. " ;. -.? .r . .. L,k.n irht for the entire Renublu
for.pver a year." '-"j
Mr. Adams now enjoys health
and vigor of both body and mind
thanks to : DuftVs Pure" Malt
Whiskey. For this he isgrateful
and recommends it : toll his aged
friends. ; . . '.'; .-
,"l write to say that Daffy's Pare
Malt I Whiskey helped me. very ., much
in - a severe bowel complaint, from
which I suffered for more than a year,
knd to express my deep thanks for the
relief I ; feel. "I inclose $2.00 for two
more "bottles. I am so grateful for the
strati ctJi nf minrf anrl hrvrlv vnnr, rom.
edv has given me that' I am inducing
all of my elderly ' friends to try it if
they , wish to eiijoy a good ? appetite,
good sleep and good health, t. You may
U3C 1.11101 WVUaill Ulll VAUVll 1U1 ; y VllVllk
of the public if you ;wishI am almost
M years tot t age; f AVith'therwafmest
of wishes , for'' the Success 6fX Duffy's
Pure' Malt Whiskey, I am, JOHN
ADAMS. B2 Prosotct Street. Gardner.
Mass., October 15, 1907." f . V
O
i an absolutelT'tare distlllanon Ot Oiaitea,4grain; great care uchib; useu ig uvs cvci j i , jv. v6 ..y ......v-,
is an j.; ; Hio-efwl liniiid food in the form of a malt essence, which Js the
tnUS Destroying: Hie Bw j-Uv.v.5 - r----.--"- - .-A mnUt,.rif r..1.ta.
bility and freedotn from injurious substances render it to that it can be retained by the most sensitive stomach.
:It cures nervousness, typnoia, maiana, cyeiy t " - V. . " .:iTri 7J JI. ..4 I
" It cures nervousness, typnoia, maiana, yc 7
and all run down and weakened c6nditionor tne poay, own ana nerves. , M is precrucu
recognized as the gTeat family medicintf everywWe;w:;yK?
- CAUllUW. vjnen yw- - t 'lT.j;jt . .tvfc.VV mi ta :. anlil in aealerf bottles onlvi
get the e.-m ,' '-did I Ch'emJstn the ielj We nTthr e. oyer the f
n avar n r ii 1 1 be. luu as. , iv vav v 1 . m 1 i.iia.iv.. Ana si niRt'inmNu,
rr,rtt Is unbroken. Pric 51.00." Write JJr.'K. uurran, wuuauiuiiit ruyoMii, w . " ihe delegates will be the iruesti 1 or b
ind free advice., Duffy Malt Whiskey Coy Kocnesrer. n. 1. , , , , , , ,t on, ebA----
GUIlPQViDER
ROM
F
MARQUAni OFFICE
Republican Committee Will
Distribute Thunder Pack-;
' ages FromNew Home. .
mmAmnmmmm mm m ? ,
. Maor 1. P. ' Kennedy, newly eleoted
chairman of the- Republican olty and
eountr central committee, has estab
lished his hoadauartera In theld lodged
room on the top floor of tha Marquam
budding, formerly used 07 M J-ias.
The large lodgeroom and tha adjoining
!.. h.w Kah rntiw1 ihv ;tha central
committee and men are now buay putp
ting in teiepnonea, iurnivure ana uumi
up the place generally. - - - ;
. After ) tomorrow Cnairman Kennedy
and secretary Jamea Kerchem wlU make
their - headquarters there. ' The execu
tive committee of ' one member from
each of the 10 wards and three from the
niwl-rti' wilt ha aelacted by
Chairman Kennedy tomorrow. Follow
ing the- appointment 01 ine mkuuh
committee the organisation will get
down to real. wdrk. - ', j
u u r,k. tha afuitnrlaj nominee.
will also hava"' offices 'adjacent-to the
headquarters, ana wm wq " j
central committee In the conduct of the
make' a fljht for' the entire Republican
fmrn TTnltad Statea senator down
to- constable. . Tha great flgut In; ,, the
county wlU ba the senatorial battle be
tween Cako and Oovemor Chamberlain,
and In this e commltte will make
every effort to build up a winning Cake
line n the county. Attention will also
. ..m . Arht for dlatrtnt attorney.
sheriff and circuit - judge. In which
George Cameron la opposed to , John
Manning, oievena ju i
and B. W.-Morrow to Judge Thomas
O" Pay. " -.
OFFICIAL RETURNS .
J FROM WAJjLOWA
(Baectal .DUpatcfc ta The' looratL)
Enterprlae, Or., April I. The of
ficial count of tha votes cast at tha
primary election in Wallowa county
gives' tha following results!., ,
Bepubtlcan-i-for United States aena
tor Cake 447.' Fulton ISJr representa
tive In congress. Bails I9J. Oeer .04.
SheDherd 17: " railroad commissioner,
AltcPhUo in' Oaston ,111.. HamiH 67.
Hurlburt 85, Loucka 69, Whiting 15:
justice aupremecourtBeanMOrludge
clroult -court., . Pavl, Kn0,wle"
Joint aenator,'Rumhle;470u Joint repre
sentative. Union and Wallowa counties.
Rusk 5. Eberhard 17; county Judge,
Olmstead 4rsbertff. Kerns Us.'f"
urer, Bell asseasor, C. H. Allen
332: county superintendent. Conley 633:
surveyor. ' LonJ76i , -county commie-
'oJrauiitedtl States MMtor,
Chamberlain 173; congressman; Derby
166. Jeffrey 11; circuit Judge. Craw
ford 143Bheahan 345; Joint- senator.
Oliver 8lMolnt wnMUyalw
and Wallowa counties, W. W. White 98:
county Judge, WUllams17: -sheriff,
SaVvln 133 county , clerk W C Boat
man 406. ,no opposition:; treasurer,
Rjals 34: assessor; Miller tOl; eouu
ty commissioner,. Brown 304.. . ,
PATRIOTIC WOMEN i
MEET AT WASHINGTON
, -Vf-"ajaeswaaa-aBMB -'V," "i'V s
f; '''itJalted 'Preasjaajd Wlre.1
aw a. a. r 4 , Anrfl 1 4.aM-rsalft
a a aaAntrMM ftf th D&UfXTltral
of American Revolution; were the arueata
of I President ttooseveii . " v;t
House today. After receiving them the
president . delivered a brief address In
which he complimented them pn ; the
latrlotle purpose or tneir J"""" y.
he morning session, of tha "fj"
TAFT PLAIIIIIlie
JAMA TRIP
PAI
Secretary of War - Calledr to
Canal Zone on1 Secret ,
v ; Mission. ; ,
(United PMas LaaaadWlra.) f i ',
' Washington, ; April 24. After all the
explanation to the effftct. that" Secretary
Taft,-who- had coma- in for crlUclam
because of his frequent absences .from
I Washington, would. hereafter cpnflna his
visits out or town, to mwi ww-?n
trips, the secretary: la said. -to. ba pre
paring to make .a long Journey. - This
time ha . la reported ' to1 be going to
Panama. His Intention is said to be to
start some time In May. Just what
condition . exista in Panama -that re
aulrea the presence Of Secretary Taft
on tha isthmus ftt this critical period in
tola political , career la not disclosed.
CAIilFORNIA "U" WIIjL
f;'';('VVB;IiAW:'6l)LLEGE
. . ' - i ,. - '
. (Uattad Praaa-Leased Wire.)
San ' Franclacbi f April V 34. The Uni
versity of California,, la to have ona of
tho greateat law 'schools' in America. It
wlli hava an -endowment of $1,000,000
and a faculty composed of the moac
brilliant , mlnda obtainable. ' Announce
ment of the plana' for auph an Institu
tion haa been roado1y Professor,, George ;
B. Boke, head Of tha department of
Jurisprudence at the state university. '
Not only will , it be a great training
school for attorneys but it will also
serve the purpose of preparing ita grad
uates for leadership In public affair.
Professor Boke aaya the state should
train 1U lawyers in state affairs aa we I ,
ii In the legal profeaslon. Tho full
details of the.enterprlae will be mad
public tomorrow at a dinner , to be at
tended by the leading attorneys and
members of the atate. aupreme bench,
the appellate Judges and the Judgea of
the federal courts. - ,. , ; '
, .. , . ,-i i. s
Custard bake dishea free wrtR every
16o cash "want ad." Read announce
ment on the "want ad" page. ? '
at i
il
AKother- : SATURDAY TMRILLtiK
-THE EAsf SIDE' PEOPLE'S STORE," 88-390 EAST. MORRISON ST, NEAR 3RAND
T;vir ALL M IN FRONT OF OUR STORE.' ,
: ; ' ' 1 OUR SATURDAY SALES ARB FAMOUS' l 1
A SALE TOMORROW OF
,, , - , A ZMjEa X wmwFxxN , , , j . . f
WOMEN'S WALKINti SKIRT5
v-? J That Wi Create a Furore-Not in Years Has Such a Value Been pffered ;
Hon PANAMA SKIRTS
In BlueBlack' arid Brown, Regularly: Priced at $5.95 to $7.50, on Sale Tomorrow at
r
a
o
SEE WINDOW
j Classy" styles that cannot be dupli
cated for the money. The illustra
tion is taken from a photo of one
..of the many styles. Light, medium
and double-weight Panamas, in blue,
. black or brown, positively the new
i t effect's, made : with box
plaits in front and back and
clusters of single plaits on
each, side. Three folds of
fine "taffeta silk ! all around
bottom, all seams bound and
workmanship throughout of
the best, and skirts that posi
tively cannot be sold at this
price when the lot is pone.
TAKE Y0UH CilO'Cs:
'To:.:or.::ov'
I
it
!
ii
!!
ii
1 1
H
1 1
. t
tl
i!
H
w
II
1 !
I I
H
1 1
I!
I 1
I i
i :
t I
' t ;
l i
i
t
!
"V