The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, May 27, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextJ THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEpNESDAY EVENING. MAY 27,. . 1SC3. , lilllfliS vx Prices; Arc V DUE HERE Bsttman, Cchn & Go., Cincinnati SELL THEIR SAMPLE LINES' OF THEIR TWENTY. DRUMMERS, CONSIST." T : . : 1 , INO OP ALL KINbS OF LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL, TO 5 ' - '. ' i . it:-' : - ' - : u . ' l ' .:" -. -.i - f. . '' CWPIST STORt tt vnyUTTED STATIC AIvaysLfissTlian Others" TOiJIGHT kelson Party left' Bedford i . Eight Hours Late This H Morning In Effort to Es z , tablish Lower Eecord Be- : tweenTwo Gties. EThree Hours Lost Near Sis- son, When the Chauffeur Took TVrong Eoad in the I Darkness, Wandering 60 s Jliles Ofer Lumber Trails. . (SpmUI Dtoptttb to. lb. Journal.) w -Heflford. Or, May 87. Worn oat from rlack ot lep. fluty and begrimed with dirt. th Fernando Nelron party arrived Ihere at J:40 this rooming la their White J-t..m.i. ut la the effort to aetabUeh a low schedule between Ban FrancltcoH '.and Portland. After brearaeun iney -left at B:l for' Portland, elgbt hours behind achedule time. They expect to reach their destination at 19:80 p. m. Drlrcr Bill Bllmmona took charge ot Tthe car here. William Wagner, who ran the car from Beddlni. took the morn ing train to Portland. t Besides Nelson there were his yon. Frank Nelson, Harry Johnson, machin ist, and W. JX ;Hodson, proprietor of a .Tuesday morning, an hour and 11 nun ntee lata The tourists lost an hour at Bedding replacing a tire. Approximate ly three hours was lost near Blsson, when by mistake In. the darkness the chauffeur took the wrong road and wan 'dered 80 miles over lumber roada From 'a Quarter to half an hour was lost during the night at various small towns in the effort to arouse people to se cure directions. There was no moon light and the night was ery dark. -Occasionally ft fog enveloped the traveler The party left Bedding at i:6l p. m, Tuesday. ; Ten minutes was lost at the .ferry - : - - --- - .-. No record "of arrivals was kept at towns along the route until daybreak. The auto arrived at Cole, the summit 'of the Btskiyous, at 1:11 a. m. and at ...Ashland at 7:05. : , - - - Fernando Nelson, speaking ot the trip, '. Bald: V ..;.- . '; -.'. "The worst stretch, of road we encoun- tered was a toll road, two miles In length, on the Oregon side of the Biskl vmi summit. Next to this the , worst road traveled was In the Pitt river coun try, wher a stretch of about 40 miles of bare rock wore the tires down and was very rough oh-the auto. At Sis- son we rot lost on a iuiu oer roaa lu wandered 60 miles out of the direct road. There were many crossroads and we could not tell which -was the tight one In the dark. Another thing that de layed us was a strong neaa wind en- countered the. entire length of the Sac ramento valley, -wa tnen wastea quite a while In each town waking people up so as to secure directions. We reached Hornbrook at I o'clock and were there half an hour before we succeeded In waking the station agent Many roads wera deep with mud and none were In rery good shape. I am satisfied we could make the trip a second time with in the original schedule. The odometer records 490 miles, showing that in ex cess of (0 miles was lost over wrong roads." - - - : ;: y This !s the inducement we offer younot for today or tomorrow only,; but always.- -. , . - As an extra inducement; to those desiring a suit of clothes, hat or fur nishing goods for Decoration Day we have made extra special reductions for the balance of the week. , 1 ' : Our store will be open Friday even- 4 ing closed all day Saturday, Deco ration Day.. . . v ,,,y . ? iTh'e. following should convince youv that we live up to our motto "Our FURNISHING GOODS Standard color Shirti, regular value $1:00, special....... 45 White Swiss Ribbed Under wear, regular value $1.00, spe cial U, v.... v..... 50 Neckwear, 23c and 35c values, special ............. . , . . .20 - Black and Tan Hose, regular 25c value 20c pair, 2 pairs 35 15c Half Hose, special, pr. 10f r $15.00 SUITS, 0 7 C special .. .;!)" to Outing Suits-r lPripn Special ....... ifUtC Outing Pants Drn fk Special SHItC THE "UEE $3.00 HATS, AND THB O C "SPHINX" $2.80 HAT, SPECIAL, Rm 223-225 MORRISON STREET, NEAR FIRST SUCCESSORS TO wacH&co. THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS HAVE NO FEAR FOR f.l ISSOUR SPAHISH DUKE : C0L1IIIG TO HIIIII If-... ' ... - ('.-.; .. 0 (..- , - 'in-'- ' -I i 1 1 1 1 ii .; K Likewise He May Marry r. Heiress During Stay In 1 America, tvmtes Fraea Vm4 Wire.)'..' . w Washington, Mar 17. The Duke eT Alb Is coming to America this sea lion to shoot big same, the dispatches aay, but' behind the announcement is aid to lie a romance which be ran sev eral years ago and In which -Miss Mathllde Townsend, ' the Washington heiress and beauty, is tne other parucl The engagement of Miss' Townsend and the gpanlsh noblemsn has been re peatedly rumored and as often denied by the young woman's friends, but that an announcement of their engagement r is not the least remote development of the coming summer is not denied by those in the confidence of the couple, w The duke Is young, handsome, and has a lonune in ou wwu riuu . FUNERAL OF AGED LINN PIONEER TODAY - SpcUl Dispatch 'to Tb 7ooruL) ' Lebanon, Or, May 27. Robert C. Mll v ler. who died at the home of his daugh ter. Mra C D. Montague, at Portland Monday evening, -was one of the earliest settlers la this vicinity. He came here from Missouri In 1847. and continued t rttniue here until about two vrmrn b go, and was for many years one of l,lnn county's best . known - and - most prominent cltlsena- 'Hs represented the rnuntr in the state leirlslature- and hald other positions of trust and honor. He leaves several children, among them be lnr Senator M. A. Miller of this city. His age was 8S years months and t lava The remains will be brourht to - lbanon today for interment The fu nral will be held in the Presbyterian rl.urch, and will be under the ausploes of Lebanon lodge. Jl. F. A. M. , . ' Jfew In corporation a. ' '. (Special DiPtca t Tt loorssl.) ; . - Salem, Or3 May 17. Articles of in corporation nave been filed in the of fice of the secretary of state as fol lows: - - ' - - - f The T.a Dessa Mrnlng & Milling corn pnriv; principal office Portland, Oregon; afltal stork. tSO.OOO" Incorporators. P. Ji. McKenle, iJ. B. Houston and Louis Lhllng. - - - 1'acirla OH and Gas company; princi pal office Union, Oregon; capital stock, 4,000; InrorT'oratora, J. L Messenger, James F. Huichinson and L. J. Davta firm - Klamath Kails. Oregon;- catdtal flock, Is.dOO; incorporators, E. B, Hall. Ji. r. lenenl r)avii. r . Hbepnera. Exrort & Import Lumber comDanv: rlixii(U office Portland, Oregon; cp-iH-k. Hi,00O; Incorporators. Wil- 1'hm r. Whm iwright, J. r. Quirk and IK I.. Plodpitt. J . ' : " Madr-i Oil & f5as "company; prtncl fi aii'cf- Madras, Oregon; capital m-k, 60 0i; incorporators, Francis 1 on.it. J. w, nets axil A, C EanforX i Naval Officers Scoff Idea That Big Battleship Will Ground In Channel. , f?y." CsiU4 rim Leaetd Wire.) :ValleJo, Cat, May 17. Naval officers here are confident that the battleship Missouri will make the 'trip up the Mars Island channel to the quay wall without accident and prove that the Mare island la accessible to first class battleships, which will be a big faotor In the future. - Many scoffed at the Idea that the Missouri might meet with an accident in . coming up the The Best Bnildcrs' Hardware. in town Is shown on our shelves, coun ters, bins and showcases. Door and window fittings, nails, screens, etc., at your service at prices that will keep down the cost of house construction or alteration, and yet give satisfaction after years of use. AVERY7 CO. 4S Third St Bet. Pine & Ash 11 " 11 1 "ssBssssisjisssessMBSSsssW Hokthwlst Corker First amo avmom 5t.. r SALE STARTS TOMORROW J.I0RNING Ladies Your chanc to wear th best that money can bay-for the Rose Show and Jjecoratjon uay--aMess tnan on bau wnat you pay elsewbera investigate. t -. : i t EVERY - s - BARGAIN DOiNAFIDE , EVERY REDUCTION REAL ,,.4 .-;--f ' . , Sample Sldrts; 318 of Them i f 1.95. 4 1 .for Bettman & Cohn'e- $3.50 to $5.00 Sample Skirtt - fa.5...........,......,......;.fof Bettman & Cohn's $5.00 to' $6.15 Sample Skirts J 3.95 ..for Bettman & Cohn's $6.50 to $8.00 Sample Skirts 4.95.........;......,.... ......for Bettman, & Cohn's $9.W to $ia50 Sample Skirts fe.95 .....for Bettman & Cohn's 112.50 to $20.00 Sample Skirts f 8.95. for Bettman & Cohn's $22.50 to $25.00. Sample SkJrts Panamas, Etamines, Voiles, Silks, etc 142 Ladies' Sample Suils $2.80 for Bettman & Cohn'sv $5.00 to $7.85 Sample Wash Suits $4.85 ..............;.for Bettman & Cohn's $8.50 to $12.50 Sample Dress Suits f8.95.i..........,.,.f....for Bettman & Cohn's $15.00 to $25.00 Sample Dress Suits flO.50. ...... for Bettmin & Cohn's $25.00 to $50.00 Sample Dress Suits All New Styles almost Every Size -Brown, Tans, Copenhagen, Blues, 225 Sample Petticoats 25........... .....for Bettman & Coha't $1.00 Sample Petticoats 69 .....for Bettman & Cohn's $2.00 Sample Petticoats 99 .............i. ...for Bettman & Cohn's $3.00 Sample Petticoats $1.65 ...for Bettman & Cohn's $4.00 to $5.00 Sample Tetticoats $3.85 for Bettman & Cohn's $7.50 to $10.00 Sample Silk Skirts Sateens, Heatherbloom, High Grade Silka All New Styles. ; - ; Bettman & Cohn's Sliirtwafets - Entire line of Shirt Waists, including Silk and Embroidered, worth up to...i...$5.00 1 Everything Goes for $1.00 r channel, and cite the fact that armored cruisers of greater leng-th drew more water than the Missouri and used the channel without danger. The battleship will proceed to the quay wall, where , preparations have been made for her. On account of the number of auxiliaries there . now the space Is at a premium but by, .shift ing several vessels it has ' been ar ranged to give the battleship a promi nent place. She will remain In the drydock several weeks while a new high pressure cylinder is installed In the place of the one broken on the voyage up the coast. The cylinder Is being completed rapidly by day and night shifts of workmen. - Wheeler In Control. Modesto, Cal., May 27. When the state convention of the Prohibition party was. assembled .today to name the delegates to the national conven tion to be "hold at Columbus, Ohio, It was apparent that Fred W. Wheeler of Los Angeles, wss in control and thers seems no opposition to the movement to name hint as California's oholce for president. - . , Warrenton Can Forge Ahead. ?'v Astoria, Or., May 87. Ar report ha; been submitted to the Warrenton board of trade showing: the assessed valuation of property in the town will be about three times last year's assessment This will permit the raisins; of sufficient funds to pay the indebtedness and for the purchase of a fire engine and other needed improvements. r; STORE OPEN Friday Evening Until 10 P.M. Best $3.00 Hats at $2.20 h ' All Styles and Colors. w n if TV fT A in. I7in TT & CO. - EAST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE . CORNER EAST. MORRISON AND UNION AVE. STORE OPEN Friday Evening Until 10 P. M. SAMPLE HAMMOCKS Special Cut Prices BaSement , SALE STARTS THURSDAYMAY 28th n "BIGGEST CLOTHING VALUES IN TOWN - and that's no dream. Our entire stock of strictly up-to-date, dependable clothing of the very best makes, Tit most remarkable cost prices. Come here on Thursday and Friday, and you'll find better suits for the money than you can get at any other place. Go elsewhere and see, come here and buy for much less. Men's Suits, Values toJ16, at $9.45 Nobby Worsted and Cassimere Suits, well made, perfect fitting, stylish, satisfactory suits in fancy grays, brownstansetc. Look at these, try them on, and see what values these are ' Men's Suits, Values to $18, al $11.95 Real swell, hand-tailored Suits, made lip in the last style and most approved manner. Suits that hold their shape with the best. , Colors are browns, grays and fancies; the very newest patterns. , ' , Our Very Best $25 Values at $14.95 This season's swellest hand-tailored suits in nifty new model's. rAs handsome as high-class workmanship and elegant' fabrics and trimmings can ,make .'them. Handsome browns, tans, grays, etc., andevery one a winner. , Women's $21 Suits at $9.95 This season's newest style -Suits, .Panama - weave, corded stripes,-in navy, brown and Co- penhagn blue ; jackets are satin lined, semi- - fitting style; newest style sleeves ; skirt is new kilt style, trimmed i with band's of same, , ; "Kid Filling" and American Lady Corsets. $1.25 Grades at 95c JFivc of the best new models in the celebrated ' American Lady and Kid-Fitting makes, with and without hose supporters attached. . " Children's Romper SuitsiiWorlh : to 60c at;39c L . ; r ; Plain' and fancy patterns in Romper-Suits fpr; children, 3 to 8 years. ; : , -. . : Best lflc Percales at 7c :; Double width Percales; in a big assortment of oiues,' reds, blacks and grays. ; , . , 65c Bleached Sheets 37c 72 by 90-inch bleached Sheets, hemmed and all ready for use. 15c Pillow Tops at 8c Bleached Pillow Slips, size 42 by 36 inches. Best American Calicos at 5c Yd. Good assortment of colors and patterns to choose from. - , Men's 75c Fancy Mesh Under - ' wear 48c . ; Fine quality lace weave mercerized Shirts and -Drawers; very best 75c grade, plain blue and .fancy mixed colors, i-, ' - - " : 75c Golf Shirts at 49c , Bes colors and patterns in Madras, Percales and1 Chambrays, new-light and medium pat terns. ,,), f.t ' i . c( . Coys' $2 and;$2.25 Shoes $1.48 Box Calf and Calfskin Shoes, all good styles, . absolutely Solid'lcather, sizes 13 to Syj. In the Bargain basement on Thursday and Friday Adjustable Window Screens 35c Screens at 25c - -1 - Size 18 by 33 inches' , - - - 45c Screens at 32c Size 24 by 37 inches 40c Wash Boards it Good .durable full sized ; zinc . Washboards J la bor saving construction.' " ' ' ; 1 v V 25c Tin Pails lCc Large 10-quart Tin Pails', that sell everywhere at 25c - . Men's S6.C0 Pants at $3.99 Tailor-made Pants of very fine quality, ha some patterns and pure worsted fabric, -i ; Men's 35c Underwear 19c Fine French Balbriggan Shirts andDrawers, ecru color; drawers have double seat, all sizes, , 34 to 45. - 4 Men's $2.75 Shoes $1.98 ; . . Strictly new and stylish lot of Men's. Bo Calf ; and Vici Kid Shoes, in Blucher styles, all solid leather. . ' ' - - , White Lawn Waists, Values to v $1.50 at 87c ; . A big assortment of White Lawn Wa'ists pret- tily trimmed on lace or embroidery, that sell regular at $1.25 and $1.50. - ( . - ". ,f , $1.50 Yard-Wide Tallela Silks .: : - at $1.09 ; Best grade of $1.50 yard wide Taffeta Sflks,' in , brown, navy, garnet and black. . -'y""' i Silk Waisls Worth to S4.50. S2.19 Black and navy Taffeta Silk Waistsost' ex- : cellent nobby styles and. extra quality f silk.