The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 10, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINO, SEPTEMDER 10, 1008. M IJ1L ' J- mm, BIG PRIZES QUESTION OF EXTRA POLICEMEN NOT MUCH OF QUESTION AFTER' ALL Journal's Contest for hpl- arshipa - and Cash Pre miums Closes Next Satur day Some Changes Ex pected, in Standing:. Hid Mayor Lam aak for 10 additional pollcaman to successfully carry out Lbs moral crusadsT , , That la tb qusstlon which tha foun- oilmen hava bean . ssklnx for ssvsral , weeka and In their efforts to decide the matter yesterday, v Councilman Baker offered to bet 1100 that the mayor rssjly did ask for the extra policemen and Councilman Drlaooll offered to tnke ine oet, wnen Mayor Ijine rsppea wun hla gavel end aafd that he would not allow (ambling In the council chamber. - Councilman Cellate' remarke precipi tated Baker's Offer to bet because Baker and Cellars enraged in a debate In which Cellars contended that Mayor Lane had not aaked for the policemen. Baker said the mayor had made the request i snd that he believed the enunoll should rant them. Cellars replied that the mayor had never aaked for them and then the betting began. The eontroveray arose over tha ordl sauce whloh wea Introduced two weeks ago by Councilman Kellaher providing for the additional patrolmen snd an ap propriation of $4.0oo for their salaries. That meaeure was laid on. tha table at I the Isst meeting and. when DeDUtv Audi tor Orutse called attention to the fact that the meaaure waa still on the table, the councllmen Jumped Into the debate without taking the ordinance from the table. I After threshing the subject about fort it minutes Kellaher aaked whether It! waa PFOPly before the council. When InfornfodMhat it was not be moved to) lay It over for two weeks, whloh was f one witnout a dissenting vote. In the last score In The , Journars third annual scholarship contest, Freda Launer, Dallas, leads In the whole field, ' shoving S.07S votes more than Ralph Bobnett, the former leader. : . Miss -Launer added the large number of IT. ISO to her previous score, which holds the record In the contest Vernlce Gllkey. Grants Pass, added 0,10, and ' Beulah . Ollkey, Corvallls, came third with S.ill and went up one place In district No. I. ...... Dolon Lilly, La Grande, added l.m and Jumped from Sixth place to fourtn . place In district NoT 4. Gladys Rogers, Baker Clty,nd Ray Harper, The Dalles sdded over t.000 voles each, snd still retain their positions In district No. 4. Royal Cross, St. Johns, although adding enly 440 votes, wrested sixth place In district No. 1 from David Wilson. Llnn ton. In consequence of the latter not coring. Only One More Score. . With only one more score before the final one the excitement of all the stu dents will be at its height The next score, which will appear 8aturday, will show each student where he or she stands, snd all will know that they have only one more effort to win a- fournal scholarship. Between now and 0 o'clock next Saturday will be the only time contestants will hsve to re trieve themselves, and not a single min ute should be lost In making a thorough canvass of ths field. It is expected that some skyrocket work will be done, end that some of the scores will go op like balloons. There Is no telling yet, however, whether the winning Dauoon win nover over Port land, Dallas, Monmouth, Grants Pass or Baker -- City. Straws generally ahow which way the wind blows, but the shifting winds may yet pick up some of tho doubtfall straws and carry them to the winning points. Perhaps some . Students who expect to get their choice of all the scholarshlpa may hava to be contented with what Is left after sev eral other clever students get their choice. All Oyer Saturday. The battle of the ballot is about over and to the victors will belong the spoils. The winners Will hava rood rmann tn be proud of their victory, and the van quished will have ample time to solilo quise, and wonder why they were not able to secure just as many or more votes as their clever competitors. It will be all over but the shouting Sat urday, and the ehoutlng will be loud and long by the happy atudents who will carry away valuable scholarships, to gether With roodlv sums of raid whlnh they so faithfully worked for during 'SMOKE UP," SAYS BOARD TO SOME, "DON'T SMOKE," IT SAYS TO OTHERS . If you are a csrpenter and s re "work ing for the school board, and are not union man. be sure to leave your pipe and tobacco at home. Don't .dare even to dally . with the featlve cigarette. You'll loss your job If you smoke the weed around any of the achool houses. If you are a union carpenter, though, you can smoke your bead off If you want to. Mr. Wittenberg, chairman of the school board says so. ,It ail csme out at the last meeting of the bosrd. Mrs. SItton ' had a grievance. She declared that the car- fienters working on some of the build ngs smoked actually smoked on the school premises.- She thought It a shame and eaid something ought to be done to put a stop to it. "Are they union carpenters" Inquired unirsian wmenoerg. Mrs. SItton said they were. "Then you'd better let them alone or you'll rind yourself in trouble with the unions," advised Wittenberg. "I t been up aralnet the game before and lost out They'll all quit If you don't let them smoke." And It had to go at mat. - Later on In the session someone "else comDlalned of carventera Triolein I arouna one ox me Duuaings tney were worKing on. i "Are they union menT" Inaulred Wit-1 tennerg again. "no. tney re not." waa ins answer. "Then tell them they've got to ault I tenberg. Ana eo msis me wsy it stsnas. VICTORIA MAY COME IN ON THE A. Y. P. (United Press Leased Wlre.t Vancouver. B. C. Sept. 10. William Templeman, cabinet minister, met the Victoria board of trade today to ascer tain the views of the board regarding a government appropriation for the Als- ka-Yukon-Pacfna. exposition at Seattle. The members were strongly In favor ofl a suDsianuai grant oeing maae. tr. Templeman said his views coincided! with those of the board. He felt strong ly ravoraDie to a grant ana assured the I meeting that if anything waa done by the Ottawa government a substantial amount would be given. HASTEN DECISION on wmm Recommendation Will Be Made to Voters After Wednesday's Meeting. Final decision as to the 'form of! charter which the revision committee will recommend to Portland voters win be taken at -next Wednesday's meeting or toe committee when an endeavor will be made to have all ot-fhe members present, xnis action was decided on last night and from expressions of ths members It is possible that the commlt-.-' tee may decide to recommend both forms bum loia uhu biivh uicj feupto IQ se lect the form they desire. i .i uaiD uccii let (iril last night but for the fact that only 11 of the 16 members were present The necessity ror a run membership and rapid work was . urged by R. W. Mon- " n i-" ""I. . .. .wiiiiiiii n ti u uiuitm out that the council had limited the lime os ma cumnuueo to cne nrst COUn ell meeting in February. "-regard to the police department which uKBBit3u iu iiiic uviuiuniecj tno neces sity of two additional subcommittees to look after the needs of the police and ' Are departments and Chairman Henry E. McGinn appointed the following com- Fire Department John M. Geerln, chairman; Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr, and F. E. Beach. Police Department F. V. Holman, rneirnijm, a. xi. newnau ana U. A, Rlten. The committee also authorlxed'Chatr- man ncuinn to employ clerical assist ance authorized by the council appro- firtattdn of $500 which was passed yea erday. .Other favorable legislation taken by the council yesterday waa to extend the time of the commission from ins lection in rxovemoer to me first council meeting in ronruary, jAPisfpicIsE 1,000 ra too We can't tell you how good E-C Corn Flakes are. There aren't any words to just exactly describe their delicious goodness, their dainty crisp ness. " No other flaked corn food is so tasty, so appetizing, so satisfying. Eat E-C just once arid you'll say so, too. Why cat ordinary corn flakes? E-C costs no more. lilt 'Mil Egg-O See Cereal Co., Chicago Largest Manufacturers of Flaked Cereal Foods In the World. (Special Dispatch to Tkt Joaraal) The Dalles, Or.. Sept 10. Tha e ColumMa Land & Produce com- pany. a corporation of Japanese e which was Incorporated some 4 few weeks ago, bas purchased about , 1.600 seres of land on Eight Mile, to be prepared ' at 4 once for planting to fruits and 4 garden truck. The produce raised on the place will be prin- e clpally marketed In Portland. If the growing of produce Is given e as much scientific attention as e the purchase of the land. Port- land markets will receive soma e excellent produce next year. e TAFT BESTS AT HIS BEOTHEK'S II03IE rCarted frea Vvmrt 1TWI Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept. 1 WUIlam K. Taft Is resting today after bis speech wtaklriff tear. Me Is taking life easy st the heme of bis brother. Charles H. Tsft Tsft today re'ved as rnvftatlna frwn t Lake te Otilf ,U'inrtr a-i- tli Inviting itm te enc an Hre that Istlon t Chtrssn, Oe- U't-er 7. 1,'e lil irot-ebty aj t IL KIM L ALCOHOL 3 PER CEKT AVtgefaWclTeparBllflnfrAs slrailaring teFWajuTtegub tirrg flicSuaniadisaiulBowx3saf ness aMRraLCosafitiT OphnrLMarphiae nrrMiacraLI AsiaVW- W- . -.i i ruin .aour SBnaxiLuieTTuua ness and Loss OF Sun. teSsast SisisTtsf For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature assT a m s w as .sr. Exact Copy cnT WrafTsr, In Use For Over Thirty Years lilL The Most in Value The. Best in Quality Supply Your Children's Weeds at This Sale Tomorrow. Hero Ayo Special Offerings That Will Interest Every Mother in the City Tomorrow will be a busy day in every department of this great store. We snail offer just the things most every mother and housekeeper will need for immediate use, and to induce purchasing NOW we have lowered prices way below their usual standard. Glance over the following items and note what extraordinary savings you may gain. Extra Values in Fine Muslin UndlerweaF ' ' For Bargain Friday Below we quote only three of the many exceptional values that await your coming tomorrow. It hardly eems possible that such beautiful garments can be made to sell for such unusually low prices. But, knowing when, where and bow accomplishes wonders es you will have to admit when you investigate dies values. , CORSET COVERS. SPECIALLY PRICED. 60s) An extra special offering of a good asortment of nainsook Corset Covers, daintily trimmed with fine Cfl embroidery, lace insertion and baby ribbon; regular values to $1, specially priced for Bargain Friday DXJC MUSLIN DRAWERS, Specially Priced. BO An excellent showing of women's muslin Drawers, made of extra' quality muslin or cambric, with deep ruffle of fine embroidery and rows of neat hem stitched tucks; another style with rows of French lace insertion and baby ribbon; regular values CA to $1, specially priced for Bargain Friday. ... .OUC MUSLIN GOWNS, $1.25 VALUES, T5s A nice line of women's Gowns in the high or V-shaped neck or slipover style with low neck; these gowns are made of fine muslin, nainsook or cambric with dainty embroidery, lace and ribbon trimming; they are well made and are of good generous width and length; regular $1.23 value, your choice of these dainty garments , Bar 7f? gain Friday IOC Two Friday Specials in Women's Fall Underwear e The most complete stoct: of women's Knit Underwear we have ever shown at any time is now ready for your inspection. ' The best mills in the country are represented and prices are temptingly low. HERE ARE TWO OP THE SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR TOMORROW 75c AND $1 GARMENTS AT 69 In this assortment you will find women's fine fall weight, Swiss ribbed Vests and Tights, made of heavy soft lisle; also fine combed, peeler color, tucked stitched Vests, Pants and Tights, all are hand trimmed with silk; they come in all styles and sizes; regular 75c and $1 CQ garments, on sale at $1.50 AND $2 GARMENTS AT 9S A special sale of fine high-grade garments; women's. Swiss ribbed Vests and Tights, made of fine silk and lisle mixed; also fine merino garments in white, pink and blue; they come in all sizes in correct fall weights; regular $1.50 and ?z garments, priced for this sale...., 98c 3 Special Lots Children's Stockings AT GREATLY KEJJUUISU PRICES Prudent mothers will buy a full season's supply of children's Stock in ca at this sale tomorrow. We bought an extra large quantity of the celebrated "American Beauty Stockings at price concessions that place us in a position to give you better stocking values than ever before. All wearing parts of these hose have been specially reen forced and they are unmatchable values at these low prices: REG. 20c QUALITY AT The American Beauty Stockings, for children, are famed for their unequaled wearing quality; they come in both fine and heavy rib. full seamless with triple knee and extra heavy foot, all sizes, for 1 O'-. boys and girls; regular 20c grade, priced for this sale at 1421 CHILDREN'S 25c STOCKINGS 19 A great special offering of children's fine, medium and heavy ribbed Stockings, fast black and stainless, made from the best grade combed Egyptian cotton, all sizes, for boys and girls; regular 25c grade, 1Q priced for this great sale at only, the pair As, CHILDREN'S 40c STOCKINGS Z5? A sale of misses' fine French and silk lisle, fine ribbed Hose, also boys' extra heavy, medfum and wide ribbld Stockings, made seamless with shaped ankles; regular 35c and 40c values, specially priced for OC this sale at ....aWC Thousands oi Yards Plain and Fancy VALUES UP TO $1 YARD In this great half-price sale of fashionable Silks' can be found: 36-inch colored Taffetas in all colors and black 19-inch colored Peau de Cygnes in 30 shades 19-inch Corded Bengalines in 20 shades.. 19-inch plain Swiss Taffetas in all colors Royal Wash Taffetas in many desirable shades new tancy ureas ana wsisting suits in tnc newi shadow stripes and Herringbone weaves Broken line of Louissines, La Belle De Sole, Messa lines, etc.; also Z7-inch printed jap wash Silks In a great variety of new designs; 36-uich Lining Satins and zo-incn black laffeta bilks, all to go at one pric Silks Friday Only at a Yard New Fall Goods lor Men MANY SPECIAL VALUES The fall season has opened in our men's section with the largest and finest assortments of Furnishings and Underwear ever displayed at a similar time. If there is anything needed in your wardrobe just now, better look over our stack tomorrow. Here are a few of the many special values MEN'S COTTON SOCKS AT 3 FOR 25 A full line of men's plain black cotton Sox, made seamless with fine rib tops, fast color and good fall weight; they come in all sizes Of and are the best 10c values, specially priced for this sale, 3 pairs C MEN'S UNDERWEAR AT 79 A special Friday bargain of men's natural gray wool Shirts and Draw ers; the shirts are made with fine ribbed bottom and cuffs neck and front bound with tape; the drawers have fine ribbed anklets, (rood pearl buttons and suspender straps; tlje regular fall and winter "TQ weight; all sizes and the best $1 value, special for this sale I 7C BOYS' SCHOOL SHIRTS AT 35 An extra special offering of boys' flannel School Shirts, made with soft turndown collar, soft cuffs and perfect fitting; they come in as sorted shades of arrays and tans in the small stripes; all sizes OP- from 12 to 14; the best 50c values, on sale at JIC BOYS' SCHOOL CAPS AT 19 A special offering of boys' worsted School Caps; they come in as sorted colors, dark and plain; the best 25c values, specially in- priced for Bargain Friday 171 Special Friday Sale Woolen Dress Goods FALL WEIGHT All the newest fabrics and colorings are here; values that are ex ceptional. A selection now gives you the season's broadest range of fashionable fabrics from which to choose; it insures you exclusiveness in pattern and shade as many of the most popular novelties cannot be duplicated later. Here is a chance to buy at savings from one-fourth to one-third. 50c SACKING 35 34-inch all-wool Sacking, a material especially adapted for children's dresses; comes in a good fall weight, warranted pure wool and fast color, in shades of red, blue, brown, gray, etc.; our regular 50c OC line on sale Bargain Friday at ODC Kf. .IT ATT TWO A 28-inch French Challies in new and desirable silk woven designs, a fabric that will make up dainty and wash beautifully; comes in -colors red pin dots of contrasting ilar 75c line, on sale white, tan, navy, green, etc., in small colored color, also rich Persian designs; our regui Bargain Friday at.... Friday's Special Oflering-s In the Domestic Section Wash Goods, Blankets, Curtaining, Tapestry and Scarfs at prices that permit of splendid savings. You will readily appreciate tha pric lowness when you see the quality of these offerings. A SALE OF 1,200 YARDS LAWNS, BATISTES, CALICOES. VALUES UP TO 15c, FRIDAY ONLY. 4 It's a great special offering of bright, clean Wash Goods m afull assortment of this season's best styles in light, medium and dark col orings; lawns, batistes and calicoes suitable for children's, dresses draperies, curtaining, quilt coverings, etc; our regular lines in M values up to 15c a yard, Bargain Friday. ..... tC CURTAIN MADRAS, 18c QUALITY, AT 13 A special offering of Bungalow Curtain Msdras, comes in a large as sortment of mission and cathedral styles in light and dark color ings, full 36 inches wide; always sold at 18c a yard, priced for 10 Bargain Friday at i&C rail fen fth Exceptionally Great Values in Children's School Shoes Not enlv do w offer the greatest shoe values in this city but we guarantee every pair as if sold at regular prices. Here is the way our children's Shoes are made: They have solid sole leather outer soles sn light, medium and heavy weight, solid leather inner soles, solid sola leather counters, full stock uppers in kid and calf leathers, full length vamps, lasted down with the toe caps, making a double thick Bess of leather where the most wear comes, heavy drill lining and double silk stitched throughout. We can safely say that such good shot bargains were never before offered at anywhere near these low EhUeginti satin calf, sizes 8 to lJvf. sale price 99 Youths' and boys' satin calf, sizes 1 to 1, sale price $1.39 Little gents' box calf, kangaroo calf and kid, sizes &H to 1 OQ 13. ssJ price ,.. slJj. Youths' and boys' box calf, kangaroo calf and kid. sizes 13 TQ to 5. sale price Jl.i J Youths' and,boys box calf, kid and cordovan, sizes 1 to Syi, Crt sale price .s3-JU Children's and misses' kid and kangaroo calf, sizes 6 to 2, sale QQ price ..7 JC Children's and misses' box calf "kid. sizes flTto 11, sale price.:... 1.35 IMS Art Children's box calf, sizes 8 to 11. sale rrice Misses' box kid. sizes 11 U to 2. 'e price.. Mioses' box calf kid, Placher cut, sires to 2, sle rr'f Come in snd let ts shew yoa hw tfcrie Shoe hare cut a rurcber r f thee ; m l.Vt the then cut ini pection. . . 1 1 .r i." i .pi." . ? 1 . 7 "