The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 17, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'V THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17 1008. i... X I , NO SINEWS OF WAR AT G. 0. P. HEADQUARTERS There Is an air of solemnity round miKlln haiilnnirttrl today- that ' doM not uMtr to differ lo anr ss. aantlel nartleular from Qloom with ' big O. It mlfht ba expected that after Ormeby Mcllara the personal represso Utlvt cf National Chairman Hitchcock; had suoceednd In "raoonoUln the warring factions" and bad departed se rene In tha ballet that na naa sued oiit 1U U1 tanglee and laft notn- ' ing for th looal Republican war to do but to go l no: w,n vr52H .If ' would ba loveaad haadu-nera wouia have a joyoue. nut atmoapnere. tut . - t ! Mone y-or rath.r the lack of It-Is on hand, to apeak of. and 1 i PW VltrV little thou.and ooiiera on nana "r ant to Chairman Cake by deVon'UW . rkiirmin Cake by tna EmVlttee and turned over M tha axaoutlva commlttaa, but thl. monay for paying, tha a tha ataie. ia vo p.uu w..yi-r. -And anr- . pou 01 in. , , what la taouaana ui"- atate antral panaea of a way, wnsi 11! '.M.U".Tmolaonat uii ."i - ....Hllnar Hecre thur ana x "-"- committee, i nan n and Tha tary McArthur and la Tha where to gat. campaurn , - aprlng election bi7 " run financial tree. ana iniw "th- Rnub- llcan cohorta are. ready to about and loud and to Join Taft cluba. but wnen Tha Repub raNAV ley Blivu. end to "Join any nuraw on of It cornea to lacK 01 Biac Kg" that "cWeiy' rea.mble.wluct.nce But the new treaaurer la going to tart nut at once to aee what he can no. f ft'. SSbSbfi that he WU1 fVPoM wh. commltteea to assist Dim and" vlroue and pathetic appeals wUlb made to tha etalwerte who are ble"d with a goodly ahare of this wrjdlnlr. feven the man who can and will own through with one lone ,P"n. ?,' the IrTalgnlfleant aum of two , bit, will be greeted aa a long lost brother and endowed with a campaign button and all the literature hf can aastrallate or disseminate. yoU of tie itata, Secretary McArthur la buay today. In. addition to the usual heart to heart tX with precinct chairmen rtlp; elble recrulta to the working force, la getting out circular lettera to the heada of pr?clnct cluba with a view to ex pending that thoueand dollara J n mak ing -a poll of the atate. He eaya that no hopea to have tha returna all In In ten daya or two weeka. Dr. Coe a work In endeavoring to ae- t vn nnntrihutlona haa an-i other dlaheartenlng feature bealdea the difficulty fe ia certain xo Ing the reluctant dollar out of the ae curely, buttoned pocket of the Republi can voter. That ia that the funds e- recognlae blm by having hla picture on tha button along; with that of tha pres idential candidate, 80 tha new buttona. whan tha r arrive, will bear the opulent features of John Hherman along with tha amlllng enea of Taft. , . Cake Xm Out ef Jt. Ueantlma. II, M. Cake, chairman of tha Republican State central committee, ia definitely out of It, ao far-a active managemeat of tha campaign la con cerned. It la formallv announced that on account of bla condition ha la unable to perform tba dutlea of conducting tna campaign In th(a atate, and be baa transferred all reaoonalblllty to . the executive committee. Ills condition la elopes rim C L lilTE School GIri of Chesterfield, UTasn., Mysteriously Disap pears From Home. , renorted to fee aeiioua and his nhyelclan. Dr. W. T. WUllamaon. forbids him to take anr actlva nart In tha camnalan The Inability of H. M. Cake to handle the cam da.! am la aald to be tha prima cause or the-naa ty visit or urmsDr "- Marc. However, tna dissension in me ReDubllcan ranka undoubtedly had rood deal mora to do with that visit Mr. Mcllarg before leaving tha atate for California, announced that ha had settled all tha trouble and that hersar ter all the Kepublloan workers would be able to gat along In peace and har mony until after tha November, elec tion when they will be at liberty to fight It oat among' themselves. But for tha present the question of tha senator- amp je to oa lert in aoeyance, aa every time -it la mentioned a new row breaks out that threatena aerioue damage to Republican lntereeta In thla atate. But there ami appears to be a cfianoe for argument. ' it waa announcea toaay that a large placard la to be placed on tha ' wall of Republican headauartera beating the algnif leant words, "Work. Don't Argue." Whether or not the ad vice will be followed out ia a queatlon. Aside from making a - poll of tha state the principal work of the exeou- 1 committee and the eub-commlttees t present la the formation of Taft and ftherman clubs. The leadera are making atrenuous arrorta to overcome the ter (Battee Prase- leaeaa Wire.! Chesterfield, Uasa. Rapt IT. Tha po lios today are following tha theory that Miss Esther Hubert, a young girl who myeteiiouslr disappeared from her home here Sunday, la on a transconti nental elopement Journey with Philip Bradley, a former schoolmate, whoae borne now la In Yakima, waan. . Mies Illlbert waa a student at Imlth college, and - her dleappearanoe haa ...... m in I . . 1. . n.IUM(l, where ana waa laat eeea. It la believed that Bradley arranged to meet tha girl at tha college Bunday and that they art. now on meir way to tna norrnwest, , - Thtorlea that the clrl was kldnansd 'or mot with oful play are not baaed on evidence, ' The police hava neon informed that Bradley bad beea aeen here last week. I Telegrams were sent today to tha po- nee . xaaima, ini nmm 10 100c out for t lie eoupla Uradlej THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY ibis aoathv that la ao aocarent amone the-Republican voters, and. In default of funda wherewith to conduct . a more spectacular campaign, are depending on what enthualaam can be aroused by lo cal oratory. months aao to enter bualneea at Yakima. lay left here two tna fit i.vrv two 1 f a 1 fruit raising II I We Have Greater Valuoo and Better Assortments to Show You Than Ever Betore Bargain Friday First Annual Factflo National T.lv. stock Show and races, Bept. 11, 117 It, 14. It. 16, at tha Portland Country Club gruunua. , PETEICH MUST IIANO ? is jhey's verdict Seattle. Wash.. 8Dt Unless ths case ia remanaea ror a new trial or the supreme court or a stay of proceedings aranted. Nick Petrlch. the Servian ii cused of the murder, of Marshal Harry MUler or Kent on the night or April 10. laat.. will be aentenced to nana br JudKetA. W. Frater. accordina to the verf let or tha jury in the case. Drought In yesterday afternoon after dellberat inglover tha evidence for four houra. . Petrlch waa charaed with murder In the first degree, tha penalty for which la death by hanging. Note well the great price tayingg.. We want to add to our liat of tor friends. Here's a very effective way of doing ao. W propose to demon atrate to you the fact that by buying nere you wul get not only value lor value received but better values for the same money and as good values tor leu money than you U get ouesiae of this store. " Smaller Profits-inoroased Sales-More St re Friends" This Is our slogan. We've prepared a great list of timely aoeclal Values and we invite, vnrl tn mm and enlov tt the fulleat avtent thla area njoney-savinf event. The following values speak for themselves. It's a aale of merchandise bought for this season's selling-new, fresh, stylish high quality merchandise bringing prices you will find hard to equal elsewhere for lowness. Here's a Sale That Will Interest Every Housekeeper Within Reach of This Store EVERYBODY CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL i-J HAIR NOW. and they don t have to wait weeka and months for results either. You will notice marked improvement after the very Crst application. , j -1 Danderln ia quickly and thoroughly absorbed by the scalp 1 n h. ArnMlflBQ in lrc- gon. AU that la collected must be aent LBj ha nt;r aoon show the i?.."1' .C.0,Lnut SSch" effecu of it. wonderfully ex- ecretary McArthur atated thia morning hilarsting snd lite-producing h virtual all or the moner wuuiu Grows Hair and we caa Vprove IT! , Extraordinary Bargains in ' Woolen Dress Goo(fe Never before have the reocle of this citv had the onoortunitv to buv new. fresh rleairahla wnnlen dress fabrics at the prices we offer in this great sale. The showing embraces the most .wanted color ings and weaves brought out this season. Some of these possess an exclusiveness which will cause them to quickly disappear and as we cannot guarantee to duplicate you will wisely make your selection early. You must see these offerings in order to fully appreciate their beauty and worth. ,.i vi.in.il. ail nf the money be divided among the douDUUi aiaies. The Republican National committee con sidering Oregon aafe. are willing to let the campaign managera of thla atate get along on wind, literature and Taft and Sherman buttona. The wind la al ready on hand, and three big boxes of literature were received at Republican headquarters this morning. Secretary McArthur ia today sending in an order for the buttona. Those which have heretofore been distributed have borne onlr the picture of Taft. Sherman has apparently been forgotten. But some thing occurred to remind tha campaign managera there they had also a candi date for the vice-presidency, and they thought It would po tne oecem Dualities. It is pleasant and easy to use simply apply it to tha scalp snd hair once a dsy until the hair begins to grow, then two or three tunes a week till i ' 11 V desired results are obtained. CLAIM ROOT AND CROW ARE ELECTED T!ultd Prase teaaaS Wire.! Olympla. Wash., Sept. 17. Frienda of .Turiaaa Rnnt and Crow of the euprome court who have been collecting returns on the JudiclaUticket by telegraph de clare that both gentlemen are renoml n.1.11 anri that Judare Humphries of Seattle la defeated. Flgurea they had collected yesterday showed Humphriea below Crow and kooi, qui n accu racy of the figures waa not establiahed. vNi.tk.. ..iiipni wAr received bv tele graph. The tabulation aa it now atanda la aa followa: Crow s.yuo, kooi b 667, Humphriea 38,069. PORTLAND DAY BRINGS (Continued from Fage One.) A lady from California writes ia substance as follows: I bsve been situs: 7 our woadee fol hair touts for aereral montna aadatlutlamaovbletaedwlth k wonderful tultof batrthet meaa. ares orer Inohet lo length) the braid Is otst laobes around. Another from New Jersey: After ndng sixth bottle I em happy lo say that I bavs as sice a bead of hair ss anyone la Vtw Jenejr. B. I Harrimanf eUrter at the Ore- f-on fair, spoke to the lmmenae throng n the grandstand at the races eater dav 'afternoon and congratulated them on their fair which he said waa the greatest west of the Mississippi river. Mr. Harrlman visited the Kaneaa atate fair at Topeka and tha Colorado atate fair at Denver on hla way west thla 'What I hava to aay" said Mr. Har--riman, "1 have no authority to spak. But I want to tell vou peopla whom I eupposa are mostly Oregon people and Salem People that you have with out doubt the greateat and moat auc casful fair 'west of Kanaaa City. It la the best equipped and best managed fair I have attended and apeaks admir ably for the cooperation of the peo ple of the commonwealth witn your ex cellent fair board. Its big Democratic president. Mr. Matlock. and Ita very efficient secretary. Mr. Welen.- Mr. Harrlman'e worda thoroughly ax- rreaaed the spirit of the fair visitors his year. The only Inconvenience Buf fered br tha visitors la tha grand stand. Though enlarged this rear so that it will sccommodate comfortably 6.500 people, It ia still too smstl and waa closed yeaterday after nearly . 000 people had entered. Judgina; is progressing and follow ing award? wers announced laat night: J. W. Cllse waa tha only exhibitor Of Aylahlrea and took all awarda. Tolled Ansns Exhibitors. Mr. Porter v 80 n. Corvallia: Richard wlleon. Port- land: J. M. scnaerer, j-oresi urovs. Best three-year-old bull Porter A Ron. first' J. M. Schaefer. second. Best two-year-old bull Richard Wll son ' Bast Junior bull calf Richard Wll An and gArnild. - Best three-year-old cow Richard urtiuin rirat- J. Vf Schsefer. aeiiML Best . two-year-old heifer Richard VTilaon. Beet junior yearling heifer J. M. ftr-hafr Beet senior belfer calf Richard Wil son Best tunlor heifer calf J. M. ahae. fr first and aecond; Richard Wllaoa third OrarM champlos hull Perter 0 9rm. Grand champion female Richard W rm Senior champloa ban Richard Wll- on. Junior champion bull Richard Wu- ajHl. fentor ehamploa female Richard Wilson. " Champion hlfr J. V. SVhaefer. Richard Wilensj took sU herd awarda In Polled Aagaa ?few Prfaota lUifldriiaj. Vvt4 prus ta W- J arrunMi'a. Csl , Src 17. It waa is rxxiix-ed at the office of atate rrwr V . ) .r. lMtaw tkat t Wm firaf u ftan Quest in that rro 1e fr Uie w rvrstioa af rrteetrs lets three rleea M thus re'tle t Ke rfnrwa- ttnn ef first effedra wGl fmnmn'a ee es the material eraitaUe WH U H 9rrt firwa r" i"i f"- ke rw hs air ?- t-n I 1 r i 1 a' C- .i 4. ' V tarn w v.. i a v j 1 f t i ll rnaay at M.I r Frsa T B,w bow inieaiy I " v Ji I iTiBDanderlneacU.wel f v t V A 111 I will unit . l.m umnl. fM. I t $i . It; f I B 9 B by return mall toenyone who I I i iiKi-'l II I . "iSS ionda toU frea coupon lo the I f - -1 " yW III I -'Nfes IsisltiwBudartMes.,Clesn. I t 4 - v . y' I I i-' ' fS555 (wltd tneirname ana aaareai i r , x i . .s .,i . git 'IMVM sod IDe In tllTer or stsmps I f - x . - I i I 7a r ........ .. . , . . . ' a r m. j I " WOOLEN PRESS .GOODS $1.25 Values at 89 45 to 50-inch new fall dress ma terials in broadcloths, storm serges, "English diagonals, wide wale' ' sercres. shadow atrioed chevfots, fancy worsteds, novel ty vicunas, satin striped pru nellas, poplins, etc.; correct in weight and shade; regular $1.25 values, on gale Bargain Oft. Friday 'at. .OifC WOOLEN DRESS GOODS $1 JO Values at f 1.10 45 to 52-inch dress goods in a full range of the newest color ings, new swivel striped wor steds, novelty serges, wide her ringbone fancies, fancy cheviots, phantom striped taffetas, etc.. On the new shades of brown. blue, gray, red, etc.; regular values, on sale Bargain Friday at. $1.10 .WOOLEN DRESS GOODS 1 f? Value's at f 1.35 50 to 56-inch new woolen dress fabrics, including the best weaves and colorings for. fall, fancy chevron weaves, novelty serges, wide, wale diagonals, striped poplinettes, herringbone fancies, novelty worsteds, etc; all strictly high-grade fabrics; fully worth"$2 a yard, OC Bargain Friday at.....91eJJ' Decided Price ReditotidnsKtiit Under wear and Hosiery . or vv omen ana inuaren New fall and winter stocks that represent the happy union of comfort, health, fit. service, quality and economy. A broad variety of kinds, sizes and prices sufficient to meet the desires of each individual taste, each item representing tha acme of value at a mimimum cost.' THESE FOUR SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW Children's Stockings at 7V2C Pair 200 Grade . 7 See Our Morrison Street Window Display. ' Tomorrow' we offer the greatest bargain in children's Stockings ever offered in this city. We bought several hundred dozen from one of the best stocking manufacturers in the country at less than one-half the regular wholesale price and now we ask you to share in our good fortune. They are made of fine fast black cotton, .with extra heavy foot: they come in both fine and heavy rib in all sizes for boys and girls; they are stockings that are fully worth 20c a pair, Jl- : , Thia Great' Hair-Growing Remvdy can now be had at all druggists in three sizes. 25c, 50c and 91.00 per bottle. Cot THIS Out priced for this sale only, Bargain Friday at WOMEN'S STOCKINGS ( 20c Values at 12JJ A splendid offering of women's fine fall weight, fast black, seamless Stocking.), made with double heel, sole and toe; stockings that are fully guaranteed to wear satisfactorily; regular 20c values, on sale Bargain lOl. aaiv WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR 65c Grada Only 30 A special sale of women's fine form-fitting, tuck stitch Vests and Panis, made from extra quality cotton yarns, slightly fleeced; tbey come in cream color and in regular and extra sizes; regular 65c grade, priced for this sale, Bargain Friday at 39c 181 CHILD'S UNDERWEAR 75c Grade Only 39 . A special offering of children's fall weight, fleece lined cotton Union Suits, in good styles, neatly finished, both gray and cream color, in all sizes; regular 75c values, on sale OQj Bargain Friday at. .....f..OC Shoes Reduced! The Kind You Hare Always-Bought, and which has been In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and lias been made under his per fonal supervision since its Infancy. XCA4l A llnis nn nna tnil wvlra rnnln fil - AU Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-asffood"are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health ef Infants And ChUdren--Cxperience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for' Castor OIL Pare rorlc Props and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It . contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Xarcotlo substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fereriahness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieres Teething' Troubles, cares Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS .Cc&rs the Signature cf JO ' aBjjBPHBalBsBBSBlBBBsBB TiiB Kind Jon-Hare Always Bought In Uso For Over 30 Years. By all means don't fail to visit our shoe section, when you attend this sale, for some very exceptional values are to be had on this occasion. The following items should interest you: WOMEN'S SHOES, $5 Vals. at 3.BO A-special sale of women's high cut Shoes in the latest fall styles, made with viscol ized soles, medium weight gunmetal calf i. uppers, Blucher stylej regular SJO PA $o vais., on saie Bargain rnaay ja v WOMEN'S SHOES, $3 Vals. at 2.50 A special offering of women's Shoes, made in a number of new styles; they come in vici kid, gunmetal and colt skin, with low, medium and high heels, all sizes and widths; our regular $3 Efl lines, on ssle Bargain Friday at9aseU Women's rain-proof Over-Gaiter, in all colors and sizes; values up to 7C I aJU $1.50, at. Vomen's n season's goods; 75c values, at. Women's new style Rubbers, this CA Sale ot 79o A Seasonable Bkn 1 1 1 a j Our showing of Taffeta Silks ia the best we have ever had since their arrival last week, many an admiring eye has been turned on them for they are silks of uncommon attractiveness. Those who hava been waiting to get plain silks in new shades or black, will appreciate ths beauty and low pricing of these. FIFTEEN HUNDRED YARDS. YARD WIDE, BLACK TAFFETA SILK; BEST $1.25 QUAN TITY, ON SALE TOMORROW AT Black Taffeta Silk of guaranteed quality.' deep lustrous black in both Swiss and chamois finish, warranted not to split, crack or tear, comes full 36 inches wide; our regular $1-25 grade, 7Q priced for this sale. Bargain Friday at I7C YARD. WIDE BLACK TAFFETA SILK. Best $l-50 0ual, Sl.lO 36-inch black Taffeta Silks of extra heavy quality, with high lus trous bock t kin finish: acid woof, durable ailks that are fully worth $1.50 a yard, priced lor this sale. Bargain Friday. CI IA yard sJI.lU YARD-WIDE BLACK TAFFETA SILK. Best $2 Quality. 1.3 36-inch black Taffeta Silks of the finest si!k fiber, comes in a pes ftet black with a beautiful finish, genuine sterlmg suks that are fully worth 12 a yard, priced for this sale. Bargain Fri- ROYAL WASH TAFETAS AT YARD Full width reauina Royal Wash Taffetas, warranted not to cat, alia or break, will wash Ike knen; comes ia all the popular sew shades, suitable for dresses, waists, underskirts, and Jacket linings; aa smnatchabla silk offering at this low prica. -. - - , a - pSctd Domestics The present indications are that cotton goods will continue to advance in price. Not only are these "prices lower than what you will pay later on, but they are lower than present regular lowest prices. Housekeepers will do well to note these offerings carefully. COTTON BLANKETS, $125 Values at 05 ,: Tomorrow we nlace on sale a limited number of cotton 'Rlant-ets at an unusually low price; mottled gray and brown blankets of goad' weight and quality, full li-4 size; regular ?i.ZS values, on QC sale Bargain Friday at ...,VQC . PILLOW MUSLIN, 17c Quality at 12 A special sale of about 50 bolts of full bleached Pillow Muslin of excellent wearing quality, nice even thread muslin, 45 inches .1 0 wide; always sold at 17c yard, on sale Bargain Friday at.... .laCC LONO CLOTH, $1J0 Bolt at fl.2$ 5 ' 36-inch Long Cloth of excellent quality, made with nice soft finish, extra good values at regular price, $1.50 for 12-yard pieced A specially priced for Bargain Friday at vlaaVil TURKISH TOWELS, 15c Values, at 10 A great special offering of unbleached Turkish Towels of good weight snd wearing quality, size 19 by 42 inches, finished with fringed endv regular 15c values, on sale Bargain Friday 11. at 1UC SWISS CURTAINS, $1.25 Values, at 8 A special sale of white raffled Swiss Curtains, in a larsre assort ment of neat styles in dots, figures and hemstitched ruffle effects: they come 2li yards long snd 40 inches wide; our regular QO ' $1.25 line, on sale Bargain Friday at... JaOC Pretty Ribbons at 33c Regular Values SO A sale of 5,000 yards of satin messalina . Ribbon; ribbon for the neck, hair, girdles, sashes and millinery purposes; extra fine qual ity ribbon with a beautiful lustrous finish; take advantage of this sale and supply your present and future wants; regular 50c OO. values, specially priced for Bargain Friday JwC Han rl kerchiefs at 2o Each A special showing of 500 dozen handkerchiefs, made of plain sain, sook snd hemstitched with nest 4-inch hem; they are good serv iceable handkerchiefs, just the kind that every little school bo; and girl will want; good 5c values, specially priced for this O tale, each ilC Plain and Colored Nets Specially Priced A special offering of plain' and eoWed Kefs in all the new M fancy weaves, such as Tasca, Brussels. Wah Elcr.de Fit an J diamond mehs. They come in a trt yanety of fancy fVril effects, polka dot and sqasre or block dtsign$. Our regu!sr $1 25 Nets snd Adorer. ptdl Our regular JI M Nets and AV.oitr, special ' Our regular Jl 5) Net and AHirer. ireful.... l.t Our regnUr $1 75 NVtt ml A't-rrtr, ec-tl t Our Ttir:'xT J21 N'f? - A"tr. t;f -' 1 ! Oar rr-'r t- 51 : ci i- i A' f a;- l.r 3iL