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THE "OREGON- DAILY; JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1908. CITY MISSES A BIG PIPE ORDER Goyenimeiit Awaits a Bid ' From Portland, but No - '"Factory Is Here. Portland"- C. B a la Spirite Corsets for Women of Fashion New Spring Models Are Now on DisDlav-SffffSJKr Agents - 'IT- : ! M. W - i Only Ex pert Nemo Corsctier in City K Butterick Patterns .- and Delineator n 1 1 II r -J .. y. .mm i m m is mi i ii y, ' iW'J v i i lanJ a .i....-J-';..:1'. 5 .i:,.:; ... ,i.... ' . - .r J ... . ... . i . -.- , . , A call for. two and a half miles of wood-stave pip for. Irrigation construe tion purpose has been submitted by ths government - reclamation service and bids have been Invited through the Portland chamber of commerce. So far as known . at the chamber there ls.no wood-atave pipe manufactory "at this fiolnt. The city of Portland Is the cen er of a verv lurze suddIv of wood suit able for this class . of manufactured , product and the present demand for pipe is not the first that has been presented. . , Some time ago a contract, was enj. tereri into hv l.nfn PenMi and the Na tional Wood Pipe company whereby a large ractory was to De duhx nere ami the raw materials supplied through the Penca company's flume, which taps a larv tlmW Wv hark of Cornelius gap. The factory was to be built on j the Willamette river bank near jLiinn ton. Mr. Pence is now at Denver' and by a delay in the carrying out of the contract the oompany has missed an other large government order that could have been manufactured and delivered here at a profit. Wood-stave pipe is becoming more popular as a means of conveying water for irrigation and power purposes In the mild climates found In various regions of the Pacific northwest - The. Instiling of a large factory with modern machinery for manufacturing the plpa would. It is believed, prove to be a profitable and important Indus-; try If located at some point In or near Portland where'acceas to timber would be had together with rail and water transportation, faciutles. MAYOR VETOES Olt JPILIS No Assurance That Grantee Will Abide by Requirements. Mayor Lane has vetoed two ordi nances granting special permits. The first la an ordinance authorising Btroe bel & Barenstecher to use crude pe troleum for fuel, which was vetoed for the reason that under its provisions it does not require any acceptance of Its terms bv the grantee. Stroebel & Bar enstetcher have taken over the old Com mercial club property at Sixth and. Al der streets, and wish to run a pipe line under the street for the purpose of con veying the oil to their building, i The second ordinance granted a per- j mlt to the Western Baking company to erect an oil tank on the east side of I Twelfth street about 85 feet south of . Ollsan street. May6r Lane vetoed the measure because It did not carrv a bind ing agreement with It which would In sure that the city's property would be properly protected. Another reason for vetoing "the ordi nance Is that it does net require the prantee to post a good and sufficient bond with the city guaranteeing that It will live up to the requirements of the ordinance. Both vetoes will go to the council next Wednesday. SOUL KISS New York Coppers Say Love Making in Prospect Park Must Cease. (United Fresi Leaned Wire.) New York. May 7. A "soul kiss" of more than one second in duration will I not be tolerated In Prospect park, 1 Brooklyn, this summer. Police Inspector' O'Reilly has given imperative lnstruc- j tlons. "Love making in Its proper place and , done according to the Btrlct code pro-' scribed bv Cupid Is all right," he say. " but I object to hugging and kissing ! when it la carried to excess." Captain Lawrence Murphy says he is worried over, the delicate position In which -his men will be led. The police ' are Instructed to be gentlemanly on all 1 occasions and not to be harsh with ' lovers. Thty are Instructed to walk very heavylwhen they believe It time i for a "soul kiss" to stop and may I whistle, cough or slap their hands as I if attempting to scare a squirrel. j DR. BKOUGHER WILL ! TELL OF TRIP ABROAD ! Dr. J. Whltcomb Brougher, four years ago this month, started for his first trip abroad. He visited England, Paris and Scotland, and according to report had the time of his life.' He will relate his various experiences In his brilliant and popular lecture, "A Tenderfoot Abroad," at the White Temple tomorro night. The lecti'-e will be illustrate!) with fine stereopilcon views and is con sidered by those who have heard it Dr. nrougners wittiest ana most entertain ing lecture. Mrs. Walter Reed, the notd contralto soloist, will sing and a treat Is In store for all who attend. The proceeds of this entertainment will be devoted- to paying Lr. Brougher's ex penses as a delegate to the Northern 1 Hnptist convention In Oklahoma City, i Oklahoma. Next Sunday will be-his : last time In the pulpit before starting' on his eastern trip. I THREATEN MORE TROUBLE IN BRAZIL ! (United Prn Leaar4 Wire.) - Rio i da Janeiro, May 7. Colonel Pla cldo C&atro. who headed the revolution of Acre, declares that If Acre Is In-' , corporate with the state of Amasonas : instead of being proclaimed a separate,' ' state, the Inhabitants will proclaim an- i ther revolution and fight to make themselves this time an independent na I HUB. PIT TT.T.S3 DA1W TVDTI?TC! vn , OVER SIXTY MILES I - (Special Diipttca ' to Tb Jnaifnsl.) . Pendleton, May 7. The body of the 7-year-old son of Edgar McManlgla'of . 496 Tafoma avenue, Portland,' was found in the Columbia river opposite Carrigen t last even frig. The child fell from a , scow ln th ; Snake river at Paga on March 17. while in company of a crew I of whioh tha child's father waa foreman i worklnar on obstructions lh the river, j The body floated over to miles. Tha re j mains jwlU be takes to Portland for burlaL . ,. . ... ... ... - . i " The Ribbon Sale All Silk Satin Taffetas a,,.. BBBsBaaaaBassaaaaMBaSMSBMaaBBaaaaaaB All-silk Satin Taffeta Ribbon, all color Nqs. 5 to jOO at the lowest sale prices of the year for stand ard quality ribbon. Buy for future needs and for the Rose carnival. No. g 1 inch wide, regular"! 4c yard. 9 0. 7 Vj inches wide, regular 18c yard. . Haft No. 8--1 inches wide, regular 22c yard .15 No. 12 2 inches wide, regular 28c yard . .. . . .18 No. 16 2 inches wide, regular 32c yard 20 No. 223 inches wide, regular 38c yard. 23 No. 40 Zy2 inches wide, regular 48c yard 30 No. 60--4 inches wide, regular 55c yard 35 No. 100 5 inches wide, regular 85c yard T42 28c Dresden Ribbons at 19c Fancy Dresden Ribbon, inches wide, in pink floral effects with colored borders, regular r 28c yard; sale price JLaC 35c Taffeta Ribbons at 22c 5-inch All-silk Taffeta Ribbon, all colors the best hVir ribbon made. Reguar 35c quality; Fri- day Bargain Day sawC All Silk Taffeta Ribbons All-silk Taffeta Ribbon, all colors, best quality, at the following prices : No. 2 54-inch wide, 5c yard; 45c piece. No. 5 1-inch wide, 7c yard ; 65c piece. No. 7 Va inches wide, 10c yard; 95c piece. No. 9 V2 inches Wide, 12c yard; $1.15 piece. No. 122 inches wide, 16c yard; $1.50 piece. No. 16 V inches wide, 19c yard; $1.80 piece. No. 40 V inches wide, 25c yard; $2.35 piece. $5.00 Hand-Made Battenberg Scarfs and Squares $1.29 Lach Nearly 5,000 of these magnificent Japanese hand-made Scarfs and Squares go on sale Friday at this aston ishingly low price. They come in a variety of the pop ular Battenberg designs. Scarfs 18x54 inches; squares 30x30 and 36x36 inches. Values up to $5.00 Friday Bargain Day . $1.29 $6-$6.50Net Waists $2.95 Friday Bargain Day, Lip man, Wolfe &Co. offer sev eral hundred flght and dark Ecru Net Waists at the most sensational bargain prices of the season. All are in the latest fashionable styles, silk lined, elbow sleeves, all sizes. Trimmed with lace, Cluny, Baby Irish, Val. and filet lace, insertions, medallions, etc. There is a variety of styles. Sold regularly at $5, $6 and $6.50. Your choice while they last at . . . . $2.95 Women's 2-Clasp Kid Gloves Regular $1.50 Values, Pair 79c Friday Bargain Day we offer the most sensational sale of Kid Gloves in many years women's 2-clasp kid gloves in all colors and sizes; sold regularly at $1.50 the pair. Made by one of the best glove makers of France from selected soft, elastic kid. A glove bargain that will not be equaled for many a day. Friday Bargain Day. . 79c Long Silk Gloves $1.18 , Regular Values $2.00 The best 16-button length Silk. Gloves sold at so low a price m several years black and white, full length, double tipped fingers; made of best quality silk in all sizes. Same glove sold else where at $2.00 the pair. At Lipman- $1 1 Q Wolfe's Friday Bargain Day bll0 I FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY Sale Prepared Paints Now Is ths time to paint your floors, porches, settees, screens, etc. Bale of "Peerless" prepared paints. Inside or outside. In all the popular colors, re duced as follows: $1.00 can Floor Paint 63c 60c can Floor Paint .39c 60c Inside or Outside Paint, can 39c 35c Inside or Outside Paint, can 19c mart Silk Jumper Suits 60o can Bath Tub Enamel 26o can Black Enamel for at ....33 stovepipe or stove 15 25c can Star Enamel, assorted colors, at j ; : 1 1 r' I t f 1 ' ) . Mmsm if 60c Books at 15c The best books of the world's most eminent authors, made in ex cellent library style, large type, fine cloth, gilt tops 15c for Friday only. Adam Bede 151101 Mill on the Floss Eliot Ies Miserable Victor Hugo Kenll worth Walter Scott Harry Lorrequer Lever Felix Holt Eliot Descent of Man .Darwin Data of Ethics Spencer Daniel Deronda Eliot Egyptian Princess Ebers Education Spencer Dombey 4 Son Dickens Fifteen Decisive Battles Creasy Sketch Book Irving Romola Eliot Pilgrim's Progress Bunyan Wandering Jew Sue Tom Jones Fielding Micah Clarke A. Conan Doyle Ivanhoe Scott Mysteries of Paris Eugene Sue Man In Black .....Stanley J. Weyman Hypatla Charles Klngrsley j 100 s $18.50-120.00 Values $11.65 Largest variety of styles and colorings shown in any sale this season perhaps 40 indi vidual effects among the 100 suits. Every color of the season is represented Copenhagen, ? leather, reseda, natural pon gee, navy, regal, etc.; also the smartest stripe effects in pleasing and novel com binations. The silks come In various weaveschiffon, , taffeta, pongee, etc. - U No garment can be worn so much and so effectively during the entire summer as these dainty silk frocks. Sold regu larly at $18.50 and $20.00. While thev last. Fridav Bar. gam .way, X $11.65 See the Window Display $125 Rough Pongees 79c 500 yards only of Rough Pongee Silks the most popular dress fabric of the season. Colors tan, light blue, navy and eather brown. 27 inches wide, all pure silk. Regular $1.25 val ue; Friday Bargain Day. 79c $1.25 "Bonnet" Black Taffeta at 87c For Friday Bargain Day while it lasts 1,000 yards of ft regular $1.25 quality "Bonnet" Black Taffeta, a yard OlC 85c White Japanese Silks 65c 1,500 yards 27-inch White Japanese Silk the ideal fabric for f- summer wear. Regular 85c quality; Friday Bargain Day...Q0C r $1.00 Lace Coat Sets and Yokes 53c Embroidered and lace Coat Sets and Yokes in white and ecru shades ; also lace and embroidered Jabots and Merry Widow Bows, the season's' latest. Values up to $1.00 ; Friday Bargain Day 53c LARGEST NECKWEAR SECTION IN PORTLAND A Great Neckwear Sale Vals. to $1.00 at 29c 3 This great sale includes thousands of shades and patterns the greatest val ues ever offered in Portland in many years. Do not confuse it with other sales you've attended. There are many 75c and $1.00 values here. Included are folded Four-in-Hands; 2-inch Four-in-Hands, 14-inch Four - in - Hands, Bands, Tecks, Shield Tecks, Graduated String Ties, Batwings and Club Ties. Colors, patterns and weaves to suit every taste. Plain shades, stripes, plaids, checks, polka dots, floral designs, changeables, bro cades; 50c, 75c and $1.00 values 29c J Chiffon Auto Veils, $2.25 Vals. at $1.19 For Friday Bargain Day, a- sensa tional special gale of 3-yard chiffon Auto Veils, with heavy border in all colors; very popular and a most extraordinary sale; reg-ft g ular $2.25 values for... 1 , 1 1 Men's Underwear, Vals. tb 75c Secial for Friday Bargain Day about 200 pairs of men' fine quality fancy striped Balbriggan Shirts and urawers in blue, tan, white, Jancy stripes and an as sortment of colors. Values to 75c garment, f naay , oargain iJay 39c 39c Ribbed Vests at 25c $1.38 Union Suits 98c Women's fine grade Swiss ribbed Vests, low neck, no sleeves, silk taped, plain or crocheUedge; Of regular 39c quality CC Women's Swiss ribbed umbrella Drawers, well made and finished, deep lace edge; 39c qual- Of ity Women Swiss ribbed Union Suits, low neck, no sleeves, umbrella JQ drawers, .crochet or lace yokes and lace edge drawers; ? 1.38 quality 70C 15c Suiting, 28-Inch, at 12 l-2c Yard 3 ' A just for Friday 28-inch Suitings, a desirable summer cloth; for -.boys and girls; neat designs, linen finish, strong material; jn pines., tans, , reds, v nl navy aTid whiter regular 15c yard, for..'.. . . . .. . A'i . . ... . . "-. ': . . '. . lfcjC, i Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Regular $2 Values, $1.10 Pair Just for Friday we offer an extraordinary sale of Ladies' High-Grade Pure Thread Silk Stockings in black, sky, pink, helio, green, purple, bronze, tan, navy, white, gray, cardi nal, "Copenhagen. All are made with extra double sole and low spliced heels, made very full in length and sheer. Regular $2.00 quality. Friday Bargain tj 1 A Day. ... . ...... Children's Fine Black Ribbed Cotton Stockings, double heels, toes and knees, warranted fast black 1 n and always sold for 20c a pair. 1 Muslin tUnderwear Sale We' do' not have spaceVo advertise the treat Fridav sneclals in i.iie:.iMU9iiii uiiutincai la-iuun. uui unit mc icdr v iwrnir extra uargams vn ? "' J 1