THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER U. 1003.
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Expected- That Hcmbcrs
of Charter Commission
Wilf Insist on Minority
' lleport lleofarding: Iowa
Form of Government.
Although the charter revision com
mlttee voted last nljht to mend .tjie
present charter and not recommend Iho
Den Moines plan to voter. It U proba-
h! that uvarai of the member will
Insist that a minority report be made
rnoiTimendlnf ' the oommlaalon form of
' Hovernment. The vote on the -charter
mood 10 In favor of the present eye
tern, wlta t la fe,vor of the Dea Molnee
plan- i .
A sort of compromise Senator
flearln and others who opposed the IMS
Nolnes plan offered to Include Its beet
feature In remaklna: the present char
ter. Dr. C. H. Chapman expressed doubt
' a to wnetber mis would do aone.
Submit Both Tonna. ''.
T. V. Holman made a motion to oon
struct a charter elmllar to the present
one. R. W. Montarue substituted a
motion to submit both form of ovm
, ment to the voter. The. vote on the
' substitute motion showed seven, for It
.ana eiprnt against 11. iouowb; K.nvv
man. Loiran. Eliot McGinn? Montague,
Jtitan, Beuins;, in ravor; iicacu, unarm,
' Ortitza. Holmnn. Kavanaus-h. NewhaJL
Bynerson. WUeox. -against The vote
on the motion to submit a charter simi
lar to the present on was: Yea. Beach,
Eliot, uearln. urutse, iioiman, .ava-.nauR-h,
Logan, Newhall. Kltan, Wilcox.
, iNays, Chapman. McGinn, Montague,
Kvnprinn. Eelllna.
Senator Oearln stated that many rad
ical obange would be made in tne cnar
ter to be submitted. Ha favor the abo
lition of the executive board, the present
.status of the mayor's office by -making
tbe mayor a member of the council
nd the elimination of many of the
boards, thus merging the city govern
ment Into one body of legislative and
executive power. '
There was much discussion a to the
ibest form of government and the mem
ber" Indulged in many sharp tilt but
finally passed a motion for the appoint
ment of committee to carry out the
work and showed by thelr voting that
they will give their best effort to pre-.
are a form of government which will
est ult the people.
There wa no effort on the part fi
CITY PMI! Will
OE g
New Structures Hingo on
. Amount Allowed of Sum
Asked For.
Member of the park board considered
the estimate for the park department
for next year at a meeting held yester
day afternoon and decided to ask tne
council for I1H.O00 to carry out, tn
work Planned. Parkkeeper Mische
wanted 1116.000, but the park board wa
compelled- to out .down thl -estimate
In order to' vet within the tnlll levy
allowed by the' charter. '
Two new structures will t built If
the council allows the money as iced ror.
One will be a new animal house at the
c(ty park to cost 120.000 and the otner
win t. new nub fo bams TO cost st.euu,
rha mm nt f FD tST will be used for sal-
irlai In the denartment next rear and
some of the other expense wiu d as
follow: - - - "
ritv nark son t IT 000. aupclte IM4B,
muslo I4.S00. benches 11.600, repair
11.000. plan 18.0.00. nursery K.E00. con
tingencies 15.000. park extension,' Im
provement and maintenance 1 10,000.
.The board also decided to adopt the
plans submitted bv Varkkeeper Mlsch
ror .neauuiymg coiumDia paric xnus
far Win lv a aeneral plan has been out
linea,- snowmr tne lay or. me inna ana
tne errecc working pian sna sneci
ficatlon will be drawn ud at one tn
order to estimate the cost and to 'fa
cilitate the work. There are about so
acres In the plot."'
The board voted to advertise for
heating plant for the park lodge- add
the house occupied by Parkkeeper
Mlsche, - 1 i - .
the member to shirk responsibility and
each expressed . his attitude regarding
the kind or a charter necessary, vr.
Chapman, J. F. Logan, Ben Selling and
C. M. Rynerson strongly protested that
there 1 a demand from the perfple for
radical change In Jhe present 'form of
government because of the conflicting
sections, utner members agreed witn
them but thought that: better result
could be accomplished by reconstructing
me government around tn present isrm
of the charter.
Hereafter the committee will hold its
meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
I Hi. H .
Jo Stndy Grape Culture. )
pose of learning Italian - method of
grape .culture and telling California
grape growers how It is done la- Italy,'
Andrea Sbarbaro, president of the Italian-American
bank and head of the
Grape Growers' Association of Califor
nia. Is preparing todar to leave for
Rome, Italy, to attend the first colo
nial congres that Is to begin October 18.
8
lies
POUND OF FLESH
Peering for 119 oat of 111 0$ which
rightfully belong to her, Mrs. a. IS.
Hill, wife of a formr. member of the
ity fir department. Induced Mayor
Lane to sign her husband' warrant so
that C E. Rumelln. the money broker.
could coUeut the money and give her
enough to got to Seattle. Mayor Iane
could scarcely believe hi ears at the
tale told by the woman and had her
wriU the letter In which she told of the
arrangement proposed by Rumelln.
11111 deserted his wlf a, . aocorJln to
her statement, and left her without
money, after soiling hi warrant for
the salary due hint to Iluruelln, llr
letter follows:
rDr. xear blr; This Is to Inform you
tnat I am entirely without mean of
support and in absolutely destitute cir
cumstances at thl time. I have a
daughter living In Seattle who I 111
and whose husband Is also ill In the
hospital with typhoid - fever, and- to
whom X could be of assistance If I were
in tnat ally, . .. , ;
7 have related the facta of my W
outnstanoa to C B, Rumelln. the money
oroxer. or mis city, who bold tb i
rant for .05 due. to an nuakanil
Oeorge Will. fr pay as a fireman, and
Mr. Rumella ha offered to pay me lit
lt, wJ'l ir "P ait my claim a "the
wife- of Mr. 11U1 to the amount due him
from the city, and my husband having
gone away and loft me pennlleas, I have
i. T" r ne term or Mr. Rum
mi in. Knn naflin Mmi.. mm . . v
ffni "J0, ".',B.!h -rrant due to Mr.
iVi aa .w V "uraatm Have the
111.08, that I may aecuro the relief to
be derived from the amount of 119 to
be paid to me by Mm when you do an,
and go l halp my daughter an. I her
family In taUle, where I- iiMt to
edute work."
Mrt Aanoal Taf'flJ N.iti ul t
stock Phow a rv t r .-. H. it ri,
14. IS, li, at the l'itlan, C -i' i'iy i
sroiihla.
It's a :-Q6.od Idei
to select yoi.T
Benjamin
Early
Before long tho
chilly rains will be
here
Are you 'ready fcr
them?
Your Wardrobe is in
complete without one.
PRICED
$20fcO$35
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Buffum
Pendleton
311 Morrison, 0pp. P.O.
lOe oiiilie
oiiar
430 Wasbiiiglon St.
25 Salespeople Wanted, ex
perienced. Store opens Fri
day tomorrow 9 o'clock.
Ready Money Sale
of Skirts
Voile Skirts, fancy trimmed, tha
real imported cloths, very elab
orate; about 150 in this; values
up to $15 sale price 87.95
$25 Voile Skirts $12.95
All of the new up-to-faahlon
makes, gored, pleated, plain,
flared and every new Joea in
trimming $12.95
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40e on flie
Hollar
430 Washington St
25 Salespeople Wanted, ex
perienced. Store opens Fri
day - tomorrow 9 o'clock.
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Ready Money Sale,
of Ladies' Coats
800 Coats, all new arrivals, Just
from New York, brought In
trunk as baggage to be sure and
have them here In time. Every
style, every cloth at half price
and less. No two alike. Now 1
the time, 430 Washington is the
place. '
118 Coat "fl-55
S26 Coats - 812.95
! SO and $35 Coats ......gl4.95
7.60 Coat .82.93
6.00 Coat 1.98
$50,000 j6b lot purchases new fall Cloaks, Suits Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Fure Underwear, Hosiery HALF PRICE AND
Qigantic bargains in every line of women s ready to wear apparel The greatest money saving you've ever known No
And we ve scooped in lot after lot of new fall goods at from 20 to 50c on the dollar- Under
LESS. The panicky eastern manufacturers unload their stocks to us.
sacrifice too great to raise ready money That's the cry of the eastern makers
regular wholesale orices Bargains that are real surorises Tremendous Drice-cuttinsr makes this at once
the most pronounced money saving event of years You can't be here too earlyIt's the chance of a lifetime -an opportunity you can't afford to mjss. Read every word; it means a big saving to you.
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$22.50 Women's Tailor-Made Suits for $9.95
i i v i
i ... -
At less than half price. All new, chic
styles, long and short coats, greens,
brown, blues and fancy &f QC
mixtures. .ffttUD
$25 Women's Tailored Soils $1195
Here is a collection of style and colors
that should cause every woman that
-wants a new fall suit to stop and think.
Jbrery color, toe new snaae 01 tray,
browns, blues ana black.
Keady Money bale i'nee.
,....$12.95
S Tailored Sails lor JH.S5
Very exclusire new ap-to-date QcUhs.
no. two alike, unloaded to ns by one ot
New York's best makers for half price.
?.r... $14.95
$35 and $10 Tailored Snlts $19.85
The greatest values any store could of
fer out of season. These are new fall
creations,, creton and fancy, braid and
satin trimmed Skirts, in fhe new circular
style, button trimmed, green, rray, navy
brown ......$19.85
1SI tai $59 Tailored Soils S24.IJ
These are beyond description: ron'tan-
not imagine what we offer at this nrice
mr..Vr". $24.95
Keadj tlcnej Sale of Skirts .
300 sample Skirt, no two alike, every new style; three factories '
entire lines pve a selection second to none. ,
tSm Walking- Skirts f 3.95
i7SO Walking Skirts.. ., .44.05
$1000 Walking Skirts f6.05
$l,Q00Worth of Furs, Furs, Furs
At 40c On the Dollar
We show the largest assortment of Furs in the state you will say so yourself if you will come
to 4ou wasmngton.
J3.00 Furs for . .
$5.00 to $7.50 Furs
$8.00 to $10.00 Furs
$ 1.98 $12.50 Furs $ 7.95
$ 3.95 $15X0 to 522.00 Furs . . $ 9.85
$ 6.95 $25.00 to $30.00 Furs . . $14.95
$35.00 to $40.00 Furs $19.85
EVERY STYLE EVERY KIND NO TWO ALIKE. THIS IS ONE OF THE WON1
DERFUL THINGS READY MONEY WILL DO:
200 $6.49 Children's Coats for $195 $7.50 Children's Coats $3.95
Here Is the coat that will make you wonder
how we did it- All colors red. o
and crushed velvets , ...-oZ.5Jj blue, brown, tan -fl.l.Hri
Q9.00 to 313.00 Children's Coats for $4.95
At Manufacturer' Ready-Money Prices.
25 coats jn bearskin cloth, chinchilla fit?
...JL.VD
We guarantee every Item In this advertisement absolutely as advertised
200 Waists at Half Price and Less
$6.50 Net Waists, fancy trimmed, with
medalh
piping.
medallions and satin, '. C9 OC
p4.aS
Ready Honey Sale cf Hosiery
5,000 pair of Ladies' Hosiery at
less than half of manufacturer's
cost Here is a dianc to supply
your winter seeds at a treat av
25c Fast Black Hose, double heels
and toes, extra heavy range, two
pairs to a customer, pair T
35e fast Black Hennsdorf. extra
food value at 35c Sal price l&f
wo ftairs to a customer.
75c Black Ho for .....Z94
Very fine range, silk plated, took
as good as silk and wear better
25c Hose Saportera, black only 9f
50c Princess Chic Hose Support
ers, the greatest, best and most
popular supporter made. Sale
price ........ ,wu.....,..39f
lloslla Underwear Specials
$2.00 Muslin Drawers, well trim
med and made extra full. Spe
cial .. 69
The new Merry Widow Molin
Drawers, regular $2.50 values T9
$1.00 Corset Corers for 34
$1.50 Corset Corers for......65
$-LS0 Corset Covers for... .f 1.19
Ready Money Sale of HanoTkfs
5 extra good quality fancy Hand
kerchiefs,, each ...M
Only S to customer.
10c Handkerchiefs, plain hem
stitched 5)
25c Handkerchiefs, lace and em
broidery edges ....9e
Ready Uoney Sale Kimonos
$1.00 Short Kimonos.... 29
$2.50 Long Kimonos f 1.49
$7.50 Long Silk Kimonos...
$2.00 Kimonos, tbe real Japanese)
styles, beautifully mad and trim
med s "f1
$7.50 Rel Waists pr $9.95
Very exclusive designs, handsomely
trimmed, no two CO QC
alike QD.iJ-J
$10 and $12 Net Waists for $6.95
Here is an assortment of nets, silk line
colored, trimmed very Cfi QC
elaborate and exclusive. ...... eJU.UJ
200 Sample Waists Values
Up to $2.50, some slightly soiled, OQ
but new fall styles OJC
250 Sample Waists at Half Their Valne
All colors and styles, every size, every styles, but not two the 1 4Q
same; ralas up to $3.50......... A
Sample SUk Waists Valces Up fo $9.99 for $1.95
At a ready money unloading price, over 300 to select from, QE
blues, blacks, fancy stripes and plaids aP?
Ready Honey Sale Knit Cndw'r
$1.00 Ribbed Vests and Drawers,
. fleece lined, regular full weight for
winter, gray and white. 39)
.$200 Union Suits for l.fiSe)
This is undoubtedly one of the
best value "ever offered; while
they last 98e
$J.OO Mercerized Swisa Ribbed
Pants and Vests for ..f 1.49
Looks asf gtod assilk and wears
better, wonderful largain fl.49
Ready Honey Sale Silk
Petticoats
Here is the real bargain that wl
make you catch the early tar t
get the real rustle, guaranter S
mon Sitk Taffeta, shirred ar. i enr
trimmed flounce
$5.00 Snk Petticoats t2.f
$6.50 Silk Tetricoats f X:
$10 00 Silk Petticoats fl.TC
$15.00. $20 Suk Petticoats f
RRELL OUTFITTING GO
430 WASniXGTON ST.
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