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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 30, 1009. PLAY BALL fS CRY OF ; I II 1 V -Next Tuesday Colonel Mc- Crakcn Will Pitch First ; Ball and Judge George II. , : Williams ; Will Try ,to : Catch It. ' -; t City Prepares for Opening of the Season Some Fore casts of the Reception to ; the Portland Team Play ers. will :Siimmer Underwear- We are showing the most com plete assortment of the best stand ard makes in men's light and : medium weight, "two-piece -arid union suits. ; , V; ' XSho NAINSOOK v; -V , '; - . ' ; ' ' Short Sleeves and ' , i y Knee Length Drawers (cotton) ' ' 30c a garment EXTRA QUALITY Blue and White Fancy Lisle Standard American Hosiery Make ' $1.50 a germent DR. JAEGER'S ' ' Extra Light Weight Pure Sanitary ,Wool ' . ; BEIMEL'S LINEN MESH FANCY HOSE " Features of opening day: , ' Colonel Henry McCraken pitch the first ball. - s Judge George H. Williams will try to catch It. Indian Plnnince will probably pitch the opening game. The Beavers may wlo the first home game in a decade. Portland and Ban Francisco teama head automobile parade. Probably blggestxrowd In history If Beavers win Seal series this week. Nsv'sr In ths history of professional bassbs.ll in Portland has tbers bn so muob interest manifest as this yeari and so manjt preparations feade to re : ir the tsam and gtv It an ovation as It trots out upon tn Dan risia next Jttdts W. W. McCredle has been be-1 bn connected wlfh the iMm arh side himself with plans for the reoep-1 lea t baa never been accomplished ' ttoa of the Beavers and while he has not ff " .Vl'V'Z"","' had much time to be over from his gan Frsnoisoo on the Seal (rounds and Vancouver home he has kept the tele- If the Roee City representative can Dhon wires hot with Instructions to turn the trick for two or -three more Secretary Ehepherd. He has also kept aames tne crowd . that will turn ou the nostal deoartment workln over time promises to eclipse any rate ever handling letters to Walter down In Cal ifornia. The Judges Is as excited as a school boy and when he Is finished Portland will know that there is a hart team in this town. Autos la Xtlaa. While the plans have not been fully made It Is about decided upon to have the parade start as near 1 o'clock as DOSSlble. There Will be soma 40 or SO ('attain Btahmniwf Punn Hntiuui auiomoDiie in line carrying; ins oae- ,k. ball teams, the city end county officials present congrsssman from the state 01 juaoawMf wiu live a teciura ai ui llelllg theatre, Fourteenth and Wash Ins-ton streets. tomorrow ntsrtit. Mar 1, on "National Defense." This brilliant In many nev summer patterns . of figures and stripes 50c. 311 Morrison Street Opp. Pottoffico two Ith recorded In Portland on an ODenlna- dev. The team's nercentaae has been boosted 10 .isi ana it win prooaoiy com nortn wiin an average cioaa 10 .ou. 1I0BS0N TO LECTURE ON NATIONAL DEFENSE and other dljmitarles and these will be fallowed by chug wagons with fans and .rooters, xne oaraae win eover tne prin olpal streets of the flty and will last about half an hour, when the run will be made to the ball park at Twenty' fourth and Vauahn streets. In enucleation of an extraordinary crowd tne street railway peopie are go ing to put on extra cars, and when I'mnlre Bull Perrlne yells "nlav ball there will probably be 6.00a people on hand to make the welkin ring with tholr rhprs. The oldest and best battery In the i n ted RtAt judce ueorse II. w Hams and Colonel Henry McCraken will dish up the flryt ball for the southerners. - Colonel McCraken will probably occupy the mound with jud Williams at tho receiving end. T rnlonel is ponfldent he can . fan Hilda brand or Piper orv whoever It is that racis tne patting lift or uanny iong: hirelings, i Xadjan to Mtoh. v Judge MoCredle hae written a letter urging Walter to pitch Plnnanco, the Indian, In the first game In Portland and Walter will probably accede to his reouent. Plnnance twirled the firs aama the Beavers captured this season and the judge thinks he will be lucky enough to hang the redmans sign, on the Seals In th opening game, rin nance is popular in California and while he has never been en here, his happy smile has, and he is bound to take well with the crown. As. far back as the Judge can re member, Portland has never won the opening, game on tne noma grounas. Free Superfluous Hair Cure A Positive Remedy That Removes Any Hairy Growth and Does , Not Burn the Skin. BE ST UtfB TO TOTT 2OB TBIIX Tt ts easy now for any woman to have a beautiful face, handsome arms and bust, free from alt disfiguring superflu ous hair. It doesn't matter whether It's only a few hairs or a regular mustache or goatee, or how light or heavy the growth la, It can be destroyed In a few minutes with the marvelous new rem edy, Eleo-tro-la. - " - This wonderful half destroyer can be used on the face, neck, arms, bust, or any portion of the body with perfect .safety, sit Is not like other remedies. It positively will not irritate, burn or scar themost tender skin no matter now long ii is leu on, ano it never reus to remove -'even 1 the . most obstinate growth almost instantly. : If you want a permanent, lasting cure, not merely temporary relief,. Elec-tro-la is what you should use, for it goes to the hair roots and kills them. - i-. u- v;'. ; 4 We have decided to send a trial bottle of Eleo-tro-la to any man or woman who writes for it, to prove that it does all we say, upon receipt of a two-cent tamp to help cover coet of mailing. The regular stsed bottle is 11.00 and your .money will be refunded if Elec-tro-la does not do a Ik we "claim. We don't ask you to take our word for what. Eleo-tro-la will do. : Just fill out Trial coupon below and mail with a two-cent stamp today.-1 -'.. ,."' .' c.t' .K-r-i'.f iiHrrri'iSiWftiii Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson. young statesman and naval expert Is no doubt better qualified to talk on this subjeot than any man in congress. A peculiar incident connected with Cap tain Hobson s talk In this city la the fact of it occurring on May 1,. the anni versary of Admiral Dewey's viotory of the Spanish fleet in Manila bay; that to gether With the Atlantic fleet being a' our very doors, makes It quite a tlmeh subject. Seats are now selling at the Heilla theatre and a crowded house wil undoubtedly great this distinguished statesman. MUSHY D0LLAES ABE ; GOOD IMITATION Portland bankers say that the counterfeit dollars which have e boon circulated recently by th e e thro men now in Jail are th S best representation of th genu- 0 In dollars that hav ever ap- S poared here. While they are a e e HtUs short In weight, the pieces e e hav an excellent ring and hi appearances ar very deceiving. S Ve r all watching out for e them," said a banker this morn- e ing, referring to the spurious e dollars, "but several of them . hav crept in neverthelesa" S Th counterfeit ha a body of e babbitt, plated with stiver by S means of an el ec trio battery. GREAT SUIT SALE. aCaaaf aotorer's Bamp: Xine oa gal at eoo oa tho Sollax, A great sale of manufacturer's sam )le suits, coats, waists and skirts on odiy and tomorrow at (Oo on the dol lar. All popular colors and styles. No charge for necessary alteration. Mc Allen A McDonnell, Third and Morrison. FEDEBAL GRAND JURY CONVENES NEXT MONflt Another federal srand Jurv will nrnh. ably bealn its crind some time durtn May. Amonr others awaltlna a henrlnr h. for th grand Jury are J. Williams. accused of smuacllna opium. On of Williams' aliases Is Rawlins. He ts out on 1. COO ball. Then there are Bteve Ramsey alias Noris H. Pyron. an accused counter. fetter, Mrs. Nellie Bauer-Ragan, for mer assistant postmistress at Royston who is charged with robbrnar the ITnltd charged with" embezzlement of govern- i meni ninaa, an inaian case and several others who have not as yet been notl- nea or-ine action to d t a it en against them. Boys' $1.75 "Walton" shoes. Blucher cut, all sises, 6o pair. - Sample Shoe company, First and Madison, BRYAN CONFIDENT (Continued from Pag One.) TVJBATDsXSrr. '- Fill In your name and address on dotted lines below and . send It ' to Ko-Rec-Tiv Co., 4527 Indiana Ave Chjoago, enclosing a two-cent stamp to help cover mailing, and we will send rt once a free trial bottlo that will sliow ' yon what Elec-tro-la will do for you. . , ,; - : . malorltv of Pennsylvania's deleaates. according to the foregoing. Authority for ths assertions was carried to Mr. Bryan during his visit to New Tork reoently, by a Pennsyl vania friend, who demonstrated to him the situation beyond peradventure. Yet with practically no exceptions the country has been informed that Penn sylvania repudiated Mr. Bryan, at It primaries. . SHOULD HE FAIL BRYAN FAVORABLE , TO CULBERSON (United Press - Leased Wire. ) ' -' Washington, D. C., ' April I0--Shoulil William Jennings Bryan fall to get the presidential nomination at Denver , lie will throw his whole strength to Sena tor Charles A. Culberson, the sb1oi senator from Texas, and make, him the nomine of the Democratic- party,, ac cording to a persistent report in circula tion today. ,, j . - , - it is said that ' Mr. Bryan has in structed his lieutenants to take this , course, K it necoines piain inni in Nebraskan cannot get -a sunioient num ber of votes to : secure the nomination for himself. ; ' . - . That Bryan would be able to . Sc complish this without difficulty, there is no doubt in the minds of the wise ones. No candidate can be nominated without Mr. Bryan s consent. . . - .C.-To Open RwierTe.ti V I'f-(TJntted Preee Lea4;Wlr. $ ;f 'Washington, D. C April 2. Th sen ate committee on public lands today authorised a favornble report' on th bill providing that Fbrt Keogh and th military reservation la. Montana ba opened for settlement. - The bill grants lO Hcres of land and buddings io the Mute and 110 acree to Milea City and the Custrr County Fair association. ' lo Cocaine, No Gas No Students Our success Is due to tmlform igh-grad work at reasonable pricee NERVOUS PEOPLE nd thoss afflicted wfth heartweak iess can now hav their teeth x racted filled and brldgework ap iilled without the Inst pain or danger. PAINLESS EXTRACTION "2-ICARAT CROWNS rTTvir Ttrnn rr OUR BEST PUAIN PLATE.. VLL LINED PLATE OO .00 TEETH , 1TV,A SxSmlaatJoa and OonsnlUtlon Pres. Re-Enameling Teeth Is ths rroatest invention In modern dentistry and has been most success ful of all methods . We extend to all a special Invita tion to call at our - office and hav their teatb. examined free of charge r Wo Own and control the laraesl and best equipped dantal eatabiuh ment In the world, bavins- II offloaa all told. . W giv a written guarantee with all work for IS rears. Lad attend ant . - , , ' " . Open evenings till 7. Sunday I to 1. Union Painless Dentists 821?; Morriic -, Coras rlrst. - The BEST : ": IN Quality f: V5 (vt .. JlZm The HOSE Value Out 44Sd 'ISarkin Tomorrow Will Be a RECORD-BREAKER fMVLbL -C Tomorrow's list of attractions is a record one, strong enough to stimulate healthy activity In all parts of the ( store., For Bargain Friday we know you expect low prices from us, but by comparison you will find them even lower than you look for. At no tune during the week can you make a dollar go so far as on this greatest of sale days. It is the ideal day for shopping from every viewpoint assortment, quality and prices. The following prices are for Bargain Friday only and we know they can't be beat, quality of goods considered. The FOR FRIDAY'S SALE IN Silk BeBartB lent We head the list with a most extraordinary offering; of Yard Wide Black Taf-QQ feu Silk of guaranteed quality at.... ..OOC It's our regular $1.25 grade and we believe unmatchable quality at that price. Through very special arrangements with one of the best silk manufacturers in the country we have arranged a special introductory sale of this splendid silk at a price less than usual wholesale cost. 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk of guaranteed quality; high lustre, spotless black, of beautiful rich finish. A silk that will not split, cut or crack. Only 5 bolts to sell at this extraordinary low price, so if you would 6hare in the saving you must be prompt. Kegular $1.25 quality priced for Bargain rnday at 50c WASH SILKS 29. A great special sale of dainty Corded Wash Silks one of the most popular fabrics for summer wear, not only cool and fashionable but can be laundered most satisfactorily. Comes full width, in neat checks and stripes in fast colors, in cream, lavender, Nile green, black and white. Regular 60c OA grade, specially priced for this sale only, Bargain Friday C :?rW.Je. mm ?8fc rvj&F MPs 75c FANCY SILKS 40. V A most pleasing assortment to choose from 23-Inch all silk Foulards in a great range of new designs, in dots, rings and set effects in Copenhagen blue, golden brown, new tans, Hunter's green, etc. ; also 19-inch Double Warp Lpuissenes In neat checks, stripes and small designs, in the latest shades of blue, tan, brown, green, etc. Silks that are fully J A worth 75c a yard. On sale Bargain Friday at.........fUC v A GREAT FRIDAY SALE OF OXFORDS For Women, Children and Men Greatest Oxford showing- ver made in Portland. The summer Oxford display is in full swing now. Best we ever had, and interesting because of the low prices. These Oxfords are the productions of tne best Oxford makers in the country, as well made and as comfortable as it is possible to get them. From the viewpoint oi even the moat critically inclined the following offerings will be found to be of ex ceptional worth Women's Oxfords in tan and black: $2.50 trade f 1.77 Women's Oxfords in black vici kid; $2 grade., fl.47 Women's Oxfords in black vici kid; $1.75 grade JX.OO Men's Oxfords in patent kid and tan; $5 grade $3.50 Boys' Oxfords in vici kid and tan: $2.50 trade S2.00 Misses' Oxfords in vici kid and tan; $2 grade $1.47 Barefoot bandals, for children, at f Barefoot Sandals, for women, at $1.25 ALL 25c SHOE POLISH 1 A special bargain sale of Shoe Polish tomorrow: all the best standard makes, such as Gilt Edge, Boston, Dandy Russet, Eagle Cream, Nova White, etc.; regular 25c kinds, price for this sale, Bargain Fri- 1 n day at 171. ALL 10c SHOE POLISH 7 Shoe dressing for vici kid, calf shoes, patent leather, tan and white shoes, all well known and reliable makes, Shinola, Blackola, 4 in 7, Eagle Cream, VVhitole Cream, etc.; regular 10c grades, choice tomorrow. Bargain Friday, at Regular 5c Shoe Polish on sale tomorrow at 3e 7c Women's Silk Stockings On Sole Tomorrow at Half Price - This is an unusual sale of a very important purchase of women's im ported black Silk Stockings, the entire surplus stock of a prominent French manufacturer; they come in a large assortment of fancy em broidered designs in neat and attractive patterns, hand-embroidered ' ! 1.1 1. J J 1. 1 t. . . i ... I . ... r (i in cuiors uiuc, pins, rcu, wimc suu uisck, mty are an miuc wiin iuh fashioned leg and foot with double heel and toe; all good dependable qualities; regular values from H to TTnl Umvai $15 a pair, all marked for this sale at JBLCLJLJL JT1 JLUU Make Your Selection Early While the Assortment Is Complete. . WOMEN'S STOCKINGS, BEST 20c GRADE 12 . . Women's tan Stockings, made of fine tnaeo cotton: they come in all the new shades and in all sises: they are made seamless and 101 fully worth 20c a pair, on sale Bargain Friday at. ............ IswC CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS, 20c VALUES, 10 ; A special bargain sale tomorrow; children's fine fast black Stockings made in 1 by 1 and i by 1 rib; they come in all sizes for botn "Ifl boys and girls; our regular 20c lines,. on sale Bargain Friday at 1UC SLEEVELESS VESTS, 20c VALUES AT 9 Women's fine bleached cotton, neat ribbed sleeveless' Vests', made with nicely trimmed yokes, cut full size, form fitting; regular 20c Q values, on sale tomorrow, Bargain Friday at.................... C KNIT PANTS, 75c KIND AT 25 , At one-third the regular price; it's a special line we wish to close out immediately and at this price they will more in a hurry; they are made of fine lisle thread, in tight fitting knee length style, finished with French waistband; 75c values, while they last. Bargain OC Friday ..i . . .'aiC A Sale oi Lace Yokes As a special Friday offering we place on sale a very extensive line of Lace Yokes; they are made in the latest style effects in pointed, round and square shapes, Baby Irish, Point Venise, Filet, Irish Point and Brussels Net with inserted Baby Irish Medallion!. It's a sam ple line of this season's most popular styles, arranged in two great lots ana pncea as touows 85c to $1.25 values, Bar- JO $1.50 to $2 values, Bar gain Friday at 40C gain Friday at 98c A CLEARANCE SALE OF TRIMMING BRAIDS A season of very busy selling has left us with dozens of odd pieces and remnants oLTrimminn Braids: they come in all widths from V. to Vt inches, and in all lengths; all silk Persian braids, pull braids, guimps, etc., in all fashionable colors; values in the lot up to 25c A a yard, priced for this sale while they last, Bargain Friday at. . . . ..TtC ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF NEW EMBROIDERIES Tomorrow we place on sale five lots of embroideries at Jess than half price; they are made of, fine Swiss, nainsook and. cambric, and come in a full assortment of" new and attractive patterns; if you are in need of embroideries for atfy purpose, don't overlook these yQ wonderful values; prices range like this: 10, 25, 33, tOC Fancy Ribbons, 25o and 35o HindV18o Our special Friday offering from the ribbon department tomorrow consists of a snecial ourchase of about 1.500 yards of 4tf-in. all silk Ribbons; they come in an unlimited assortment of , fancy patterns and pretty tlorai et efects. suitable for hair, bows, sashes,', trimming and 'millinery purposes, all plain eolors in all the popular new shades: rearular 25c and 35c trades. priced for Bargain Friday 1C BAEGAIN FRIDAY SPECIALS Woolen Dress Goods The offerings for tomorrow's sale are of special importance, the colors, weights ana weaves are moat aesirabie and the qualities are . t . . 1 1 11 . . L . -f ' . ' .. uorougniy aepenaaoie, oiuy pmn n un pnes u missing, i nese lots to cnoose trom -r- CREAM COLORED SERGES AT 88 ; 45-inch cream colored storm Serge of splendid summer weishL closely woven, firm and durable, beautiful finish; usual $1.25 grade, extra ordinary vaiue ai cms low price. AT 49 38-inch cream colored itorm Serge, made of clean selected yarn, hard twisted weave, high lustre finish; nothing better for spring and summer wear; usual 75c grade; an unmatchable offering at this price. . "v-?A..;,--y NOVELTY WORSTEDS AT 25 j i ; ? Ii v These prices are. low enough to create, a stir in the Dress Goods section tomorrow; 38-inch novelty Worsteds, Melange and novelty Panamas. Jn checks, broken plaids and neat bair line effects in tans, grays, blues, browns, greens, etc.; all. are 50? grades, priced for this sale at ONE-HALF. " : POPULAR PANAMAS AT 22 1 36-inch half-wool washable Panamas in colors cream,' brown, navy, blue, pink, red, black, etc.; a good, serviceable material for spring and summer wear; on sale tomorrow only at this price. ; Better Than Ever Values in the 'Domestic Section For Bargain Friday's Galo Immense purchases, negotiated from the largest and best manu facturers at lest than actual worth, explain our ability to quote you lower prices on these staple goods than you can buy the same quali ties for anywhere else. ' These are specials for tomorrow . PILLOW CASES, 14c VALUES AT 10 ' Full bleached Pillow Cases, made of splendid quality linen-finished muslin, good large size, 45 by 36 inches, finished with neat hem; 1 r m regularly sold at 14c each, specially priced for Bargain Friday t lU COTTON TOWELING, BEST 5c QUALITY, 3 10,000 yards on sale at this extraordinary low price; cotton Toweling of good widths and wearing quality; comes in white with fast colored red border; sold n all the stores st 5c a yard and fuily wonh ol that price, on sale for one day only. Bargain Friday, at w . KIMONO CREPE. 25c QUALITY AT 15 A' very special offering of 1,500 yards of 35-inch Jpanee Kimono I Crepe; comes in a full assortment of attractive new designs an 1 r colorings in medium and dark shades; this is an excellent r; j to secure the material for a dainty cool pressing p-wn or 1 at about half price; regular 25c quality on sale .-. : . at
