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THE OREGON SUNDAY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1903, ;. .
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rail Millinery
Kelsem Cape; Eloves
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Established 1880 Fifty-Eight Yeara in BuatneaaEaUblUhed 1850
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Models
$3-$3.25 Vals. $2.49
Monday we place on sale an immense .
Coo4 Merchtmllaa OntyQfMy CoiukUre Our Prlcet Are Always the Lowest
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WstlndtJytv exclusive At $4.95, $9.95 and
various attractiv prices wchava cxtrema
tylca which other' atorea ara ttnabla to
how at anjr price.
Por ExduaivaJ
New Fall
9 Millinery-
Our snowing of - Simp!?
Trimmed Hata for- arly
wear at 24.91 la better thla
eaaon than ever. Hera you
will find practical hata, me.
dium and large. In taffeta,
Ilk. aatln. felt and velvet!
style and dash. . J
S9.95f
, For Distinctive
New Fall i
Models -
New Btlff Trimmed Hats
from our own work rooms,
and oopiee of the aeaaon'a
beet models. In , Ottoman
eords, eat In a, fait and, vel
vet, each bat made with the
treateat ear and ' easily
worth IIS, for 0 Of
Monday
SPECIAL50 doten new Satin Shapes, in all the sea-
son a moat-wanted atylea hundreda to se
lect, from. , Every face can be suited. $3.50 PO QQ
values. , . . . . .9eO7
Tailor-Made Waists
$2.50' Models $1:69
The waists featured in this sale aire
made up in white union linen and
corded shirting, strictly tailor-made,
in keeping with the fashion. There
will be no smarter waists this sea
son ' at vthe price, and few at am
price more 'becoming. Made witf
side-pleated fronts, laundered collar
and cuffs. ' Regular $2.00
values
The
Grown
(Round the Head)
a e
$1.69
NOTE We always dispose of every pld auit in our atock before September 1. That la the reason we offer no aalea of $50
suits at $18.45 or $21.25. Every auit in our stock is newly Arrived from New Yorky smart and up-to-date in. every detaiL
High-Glass Tdlored Siiits $25.00
We offer a variety of entirely new models in Tailored Suits, made of fine broadcloth in black and colors, and all
wool fancy mixed cloths, at $25. However, it is the general character, style and graceful cut of the suits to
which we wish to call attention, rather than the price, for we would be equally enthusiastic about their superb
values if we sold them at the makers set retail price of $37.50. " .
Highest-Class Tailor-Made Suits $35
Real Value
$43.00
Ladies' Strictly Tailored Suits of finest imported serges in plain and fancy
weaves, also of broadcloths, plain or satin-trimmed, made in 36 anci 40-inch coat
styles, lined with taffeta and peau de cygne silks. The skirts are made in the
very newest flare and circular shapes. ,
Smart Novelty Tailored Suits $45, Real Val.$60
Ladies' Novelty Tailor Suits of finest all-wool broadcloth, in black and all the new
est shades, made in 36 to 40-inch lengths. Fancy coat styles with vestees, fancy
embroidery and braid trimming. The skirts are all in the newest flare and gored
styles, trimmed to match the coats. Real value $60.
Heatherbloom Petticoats $2.49
These are the newest fall styles in Heatherbloom Taffeta Petticoats, black, navy,
brown and blue. They have the delicate rustle and shimmer of the finest silk taf
feta, but they wear twice as long and cost half as much four times better. Strict-
e ' . m a " a ' . e ' .' . ' 1 11 ' 1 " . . m
iy tauor-maae, wun aeep circular section ruttle and dust ruffle, 4,0 Mg
trimmed with hemstitching. Regular $3.50 values ,0,1,7
Pbmpado'r
Is Fashion's Latest Decree
The latest method everywhere the "Hair-
light Crown" lateit invention tor style and
comfort in hair dressing. Light as a feather,
ventilated and sanitary; will not in
jure the hair: 60f-and
Superb atock of hair dressing aooeasoiiea at
our Notion Section, Largest ana Dee; aeieouon
In the city at moderate price.
75c
LaParisienneEar
King
9 $1.75 Vals.,
La Parisienne Earrings and Screws, as
illustrated pearl, turquoise and coral
in rolled gold settings. All sizes. The
latest and most fashionable CQ
style everywhere. Sale at DuC
special purchase of Elbow-Length Gape
Gloves the most stylish glove for
street wear this Fall without doubt
the greatest bargain in this season's
most stylish glove. Finest quality leath
er, Rclsem London make, plain or with
straps at wrist. Regular
$3.00 and $3.25 values
$2.49
Dress Goods for Monday Sales
New Velveteens and Corduroys
New Tailor Stripes and Plaids
Imitation Furs and Cloakings
New Black Dress Goods
New Herringbone Suitings
6-inch all-wool Herringbone stripe
Serges; unequalled for school wear; in
navy, electric blue, wine, brown 7Q
and green; at, the yard I iJC
54-inch all-wool English Tailor Suiting;
new stripe effects; all the lead- Qg
ing colors; at, the yard tOC
46-inch novelty stripe Cheviots and
Worsted suitings; in the latest colors,
smoke, taupe, olive, electric f Of
navy, brown, etc.; yard J)1.JJ
52-inch Chiffon Broadcloths; the $2.00
kind; in all the leading fall
colors; at, the yard
till.
$1.48
New Bordered Suitings
New Chiffon Broadcloths
Novelty Broadcloths 1
New Stripe Worsteds
New Combination Suitings ':
54-inch imported French Chiffon Broad
cloth; sponged and shrunk; guaranteed',
not to spot; full line of 50 new fall col .
ors; tor street and evening CO QQ
wear; regular $J.50 quality ye70
50-inch new stripe Venetian Broadcloths,
one of the richest fabrics of 1 QQ
the season: all colors; yard .leiJO
Louis Chiffon Cotete and plain Chiffon
Velveteens, fashion's favorite for coats
and costumes; at, the yard, 1 CA
85, f 1.00 and... ej1.3U
Portland agents for Velutina; ask.to
see the new colors. v. . .
Room Size Rugs-Great Variety at Low Sale Prices
All Room-Size Rugs greatly reduced for this sale. All of this season's'
best patterns, in the best qualities of Axminster, Wilton, Body Brussels,
Velvet Wilton, Tapestry Brussels and Kashmir Rugs, in Oriental, Persian,
floral and conventional designs.
Reg. $35.00 Axminster Rugs, big variety, special sale, $23.95
Reg. . $35.00 Body Brussels Rugs, big variety, special sale, $24.95
Reg. $28.50 Tapestry Brus. Rugs, big variety, spec'l sale, $19.95
Reg. $30.00 Velvet Wilton Rugs, alfc patterns, spec! sale, $19.95
Reg. $18.00 Kashmir Rugs, all patterns, special sale, $11.49
Reg. $15.00 Kashmir Rugs, all patterns, special sale, $10.49'
Large variety of New Fibre Rugs in very pretty patterns. This rug
makes a very satisfactory bedroom rug, and comes in pretty soft shades
of blues, tans, reds and brown.
Reg. $10.00 Fibre Rugs, variety of charming patterns. . . . . $7.95
Reg. $ 8.50 Fibre Rugs, variety of charming patterns. . . . .$6.45.
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0. AC.
FORMS SOCIETY
Two Hundred Graduates
and Students Hold a
Lively Session.
Two hundred sruduates, students and
ex-atudenta of the Oregon Agricultural
college met at th Oregon hotel last
nlgrht and organixed the O. A. C. Alum
n I nsKnrlKtlnn nf Vortlnriu.
It was a typical college men'a meet
ing college yells, songs, sionea ana "
the rest of it. mixed with enthusiasm
euch as Is never found outside an as
semblage of college men belonging to
the same school.
The principal object of the formation
of the association at this time was to
prepare a welcome for the Oregon ath-
letes who will arrive tomorrow night af
,ter their triumphant trip to England
where they won honor for themselves
and glory for the state. Smlthson Is an
O. A- boy, hence tne aninusmra 01
the alumni.
It la the Intention on the part of the
new association to make tneir recep
tion to the returning heroes a big thing.
There will be floats, decorations, taiiy
hoes and everything rise that enthusl
asm and school nrlde can suggest.
H. Brodie, 04, was chosen president
prealdent. and R- Barnett secretary and
treasurer.
it la stated that the purpose o? the
organlsauoa la to matt itseu ran in
Portland as a body. The members will
take part In all publlo college events,
class dava. etc- and will try above all
thlnga to keep enthusiasm for the school
at an Intenee pitch. There are about
ISO graduates of the O. A. C. In Port
land, and those who are now atudenta
there or hare been wiuiout being grad
uated, will sweU the total to about J00
or 400.
The alumni association and atudenta
of the college win meet Monday even
ing at 7 o'cloejc In front of the Oregon
hotel to take part In the big parade.
NABBED FOR SELLING
BOOZE OVER-PLUS
REGISTRATION OF OREGON VOTERS
IN 1908 FROM THE OFFICIAL RECORDS
County.
Baker
Benton . .
Clackamas
Clatsop . .
Columbia .
Coos . . .
Crook .
Curry . .
Douglas
Gilliam
P. Schrmnts, proprietor of a saloon at
IS Russell street, was rreeted last
evening for selling liquor to a man al
ready Intoxicated. PatrQlaiaavw Ellis
found- W. A. Williams in the saloon
buying; more liquor, though ba had
nientv Inside already.
Scbranrx and the man who had been
bis customer were both brought to the
ol Ice station la tne pairoi wagon,
rh rants finally obtained ball alter
much telephoning, but N llllama was
the guest of the city for the remainder
or tne nirnt.
L J
Grant
Harney ..!.
Hood River
Jackson
Josephine . .
take ...
Lane . . .
Lincoln .
Linn
Malheur . .
Marion . . .
Morrow
Multnomah
Polk
Sherman . .
Tillamook .
Umatilla ..
Union
WaUowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
TamhlU ....
Totals . . ,
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Sf s g3
Si S"3 5" -
d ft sa ?A
j :5 I pr? "
1 8,499 I 1,124 4,623 2,333 2001
1,669 374 1,933 1,102 630
4,892 65S 6,447 S.862 1,240
2,641 416 3.0S7 2.272 280
1,964 203 2,167 1,515 274
2,807 7S7 2,644 2.092 715
1,707 81 1,788 1,091 569
63S 8 543 359 151
3,915 331 4.246 2,648 1.167
818 85 898 669 220
1,299 90 1,389 908 400
891 42 933 469 378
966 306 1.261 786 250
3.813 690 4.603 2.686 1,174
1,605 434 2,029 1,209 469
1,555 123 1.678 1,083 561.
861 118 979 615 319
6,846 683 5.929 S.676 1,613
1.139 34 1,173 825 226
4,084 . 473 4,657 2,312 1,668
1,456 84 1.540 881 668
6,187 60S 6,792 4,376 1,662
1,094 I 164 1,248 856 233
11.230 2.036 82.265 25,857 6,674
2.668 867 2,935 1,638 931
863 60 923 670 172
1.040 16 1.066 754 171
1,868 6A9 4.477 2.479 1,016
8,144 820 8.464 8.017 1,160
1.739' 119 1.868 1,087 641
8.269 510 3,779 2.688 75
3,810 394 3.914 2.748 678
661 31 682 ' 497 170
8.134 361 8.465 8,078 857
109.643 11.452 UM.OES f 80,931 26,786
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62
60
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36
84
20
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84
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63
62
22
8
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108
8
122
16
208
31
267
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43
24
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107
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1,889
153
8V
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141
15
74
10
129
6
33
18
17
180
136
36
12
225
71
208
85
137
86
263
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Institution, which looks after the dere
licts In child life, la being blessed with
some of the quietest times It has ever
experienced. Chief Probation Officer
Hadley. who quit his position last night
to accept tne princlpaisnip or tne otepn
ena school, attributed the shortage of
cases in his domain for the last week
or two to the opening of work in the
hop fields. Much of the Juvenile court
"material'' la out of the city, he ex
plained, camping with the hops. Next
week the Juvenile court work will be
under the direction of Otto Tausoher.
who has been a traveling agent for the
Boys' and Girls' Aid society.
Tha Hebrew Educational league was
recently organized In the city of Port-'
land for the purpose of spreading He
brew thought and Hebrew literature
among the Jewish youth of the elty.
Also to unite thedifferent elementa into
one solid body to work together for the
benefit of humanity. A library and
reading room Will be established In tha
near future, open to all. Magazlnea and
dally papera from all over the world. In
many different languages, will be re
ceived. Frequently lectures will be giv
en by prominent men and women. De
bates and literary evenings will be held.
The club rooms are situated at 614 ft
Front street, corner of Caruthera. An
address will be delivered today at 3 p.
m bv D. Soils Cohen. The public la
cordially invited. 1
Tha foregoing table, compiled by the
secretary of atate, la tha first complete
official aummaxy of tha registration of
voters in Oregon for tha primaries and
general aiecuoa oi isus. too rtguree
ahow conclusively the falsity of tha
contention that there was wholesale reg
istration of Democrats aa Rep ubl loans,
for the purpose of affecting tha re
sults of the Republican primaries. The
total Democratic) registration exceeded
3.826
12
1
15
9
67
249
63
81
2
141
43
194
18
268
16
1,129
65
14
11
111
81
43
138
191
1
90
69
.3.666
tha vote east for any Democratic oandt
data except Chamberlain, who received
nearly as many Republican as Demo
eratle rotes. An analysis of thla table
win appear in a anDeequent issue of The
OREGON TO SPREAD HERSELF AT j
CONGRESS IN FRISCO NEXT MONTH
(UJ ? (0.
Tha house of Sherman. Clay A Co
bas added another link to He chain of
atorea along tha memo eoaat. Mr. o. w.
John eon, general manager, baa just ea
tabllebed a piano houea at North Ta
fclma and baa forwarded a large ship
ment ror me opening at oca. north
Yakima la a proa pe reus little city aa
e doubt the baslneee of Sherman. Clr
Co. will prosper la that vtclnlty. Me
noVretand thja eonrera a we to ea
taMtnj Mhor branchee In WeeMnrton
axe Idaho- Tbr aell th eletrated
ttnway plana aa4 A. n. Cbaee Ante
tano riayer llaoev - - I
Preparations are being made for Ore-
gon'e attandaao at the nineteenth
aloa of tha Trana-kflaalaaippl Commer
cial Congress, which win ba bald In Saa
Pranolaoa. Ootober to 18. Governor
Chamberlain baa already appointed the
state delegates, and Orcrga is expected
ta eocupy bar aul prominent place la
the eonaieea
The executive committee af the eon
greaa baa prepared mora than 26 sub
jects whloh will ba dtacviaaad at the eon
gresa and they Include snattera of lm
nortaneo to tbo development Of the
eonntrr west of tha Mississippi rhrer.
A railroad rata of 1 1-8 fare baa bea
eatabliahed from all Padfie coast polnta.
Oreron Is well repreaoated la the or-
ranlsation or tna oonrreaa a. h. lev.
era of Portland la one of tha vloe-preal-
dente; Peter Loggia North rwnd. ia a
mcmtrr of the axecattro commlit. and
Tom Rlchardeofi Is a mambr of tha ad-
rnnnttea Th delegate apptnted by
Governor Chamberlain are as fpHowt:
Joha Hartog. Ir. X A. Peine. Eugene;
nlian Brrd. Bnrre; J. TV Lwinwiiy. N.
Mwerd Imhaaa. Baer Oty; K. Hsr-
rie. Dsytt; Matt Wllh.lm, Monme,
t JHIam .Warrweiter. Prlnertrie; . Wkil
Wright. CnloB. K- it. Testes, Cottage
Qrore; D. J. T ruber. Hood River; T. IL
Sheridan, Rosehurg; A J. Pherwood, Co-
Sullle: W. H Staata. Desrhatee; J. P.
tewart. Toledo; R. B. B tan field. Echo;
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ims.
Oeorga K. Croaaflald, Waeco: Cbarlea H.
Chanoa, Sumpter: Oeorge Cohn. TUla.
mook; . T. Hill. Monte B. Owlnn, Pen-
aiin; j. r . nannagan, Marahfleld: 8.
L. Kline. Corral lis Pm.. I ..-i. r
Plmpeon. North Bend; E. Hofer. George
F. Rodger. Salem; Herman Wise, J. H.
nyi ARioria; 4 . w. Bennett. Marab-
fleld; A- J. Cauthom. Dr. C. W. Coma-
i.u-j i'r. n. . aecivay, n. ie Paget.
L H. Am oa. L. B Beeley. W. W. Cotfon,
R 'I. narrow. W vr l - aa ,,!T
ardaon. M. T. Henderaon. E. L. Thomp
son. H. K. Albori- W 1 s I
rmmu, ruruut; Alex afarua Jr aUaja-
s. ittrscii a co
. KAUAS CUT, ICO.
TOWX TOPICS.
Jodga Webstar la tha rwnnty eonrt
yaatardr.y directed the payment af 312.-
888 la rial ma against the estate of W.
C Noon, alee 3X.0t la part payment of
attorney fee of Norton A Nortkrap.
These paymeata are made roealbla
inrwurn u sate ar ine) Joon Term ra
Columbia ooantr aad a few other real
estate eejee, which broaght orar 617
tnto th bands of tHa execatora, and als
laroecn in act or tae Kooa keirs in
waiving for the rret lb paynMot f
their claim of 47,v. being the ansa
hi i im w. iooa Msg ennpeif.
The Nooa h.lra boldlna thla claim are
Polity J. Nwn. the widow Viola R
Sorm, K. Kaon. Ralph A. Kooo and
gtuart FYernan. Tela c i ls riainaiy
wns niy iu.f. oi aaa grown wiia
interest sine !.
OBMBlBBBaiBm
Th bow ricking aeaaoa fa raflM-tad
la tba worb af lb JtvraUe eowvt. Th 1 1.,
120
79 I 21 -awTfS
13 896 vl ""K.
62 218 Vi? J
U 87 TeVr.,' - 4
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You will find here the largest
stock in town of BOYS'
SCHOOL SUITS
at POPULAR
PRICES
KNEE PANTS SUITS
$1.95 to $3.95
KNICICERBOCKER SUITS
$2.95 to $5.00
Everything for boys except shoes
at MODEST PRICES
pD) third and 0:';
Lj 11 First z:A V
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DUTGH STILL H0PI FOB ' '
PEINCE TO EXILE THEM
( (United Press Leased Wire.) V, ' i
.The Hague, " Bept II. Joy waS
brought to the 'entire Dutch kingdom
this evening by an announcement - front
tha royal castle that .the stories regard. ,
ing the queen's condition and her re
ported premature) accouchment were
false.
.The physicians in attendance on tha
Queen say that an heir to tha - throne ;
may be expected In April. They admit
that Queen Wilhelmina is In delimits
health, but say there ia no baala for tha
alarming stories sent out.