THE OREGON DAILY
JOUKNAL.
i .' .
PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL
ill Iflll! OIIEB OffllU II1II0S
TEMPLE PLANS UNDER DEO COM
Al-Kader Masons Will Meet Interior Department Makes
. , T 9 A 9 . 9 'If.i .
Saturday Mzht to Dis- Jieconiuon m naier
cuss JJui'Winxr. ; J . . Users' Dispute.
A epeclal meeting of Al-Kadr Jf "
U rnlled for Saturday evening at in
hill street, to -talk over the Pn for
Lullrtlnir a handaome Al-Kader eJ"P'
on Twenty-first and wasningiun "''J'-
(CaltM
'Washington.
IYm Lhm4 Wha.)
April It.- The contro
versy betweon two board of directors or I
the Umatilla Water I'sers' eeeoclatlool
U ,1 , - . I - ........ ... ... ... .. . ----- .
The proDerty which la under conauiera- i linger Instructed tho reclamation service
n. . no tnnt rroni on twnmj- unii orrice in rororniia tne aot-aiieu
-ir- .,,-. laa feet on Washington, -new board." of . which II. T. Jrvin la
nH tho I'mn in ir UUlll im.-i.uiu i iiiFBiusni. - , . . . , -
KrrRcnt Intentions win ua m nimmim fterearter me arovernpteni win iwur
nn Impoainir eiruciu", i mho inny rrruiiiviv v ........v. ----,
is taken into, court ana oeciaea mr-i
wise. 1
Alter Easter Mlrai 'torn I
A very important problem easily solved for cloak and suit buyers, and
a visit to this department will convince the most prudent buyer that
during this alteration sale the power of your , dollar will have nearly
I double its purchasing power. ' I..'
THE POPULAR PRICE STORE. McALLEN & McDONNELL
fully 4000 jieoplov having a convention
hall which will bo available for largo
public ratherlng. '
It la thought that tho need for such
an asBomhly hall la gr"t In thla city,
and that tho location which Is ugpated
for tho new Al-Kadtr temple will be a
suitable one for this enterprise.
htomhorfchln In this society has new
.aA h l2oa mark, and thono Inter
KteH in thla matter feel that a suitable
and fitting temple, should be built, com
monsurate with .tho dignity ' and
atrantrth A? the Order.
t built according to present plans tho
temple will cost rrom nou.ouu 10 tou.
H(io, and will be credit not only to ths
city, but to th enuro otato,
MERRILIJfAN, ACKOSS
THE .LINE, LAUGHS AT
OREGON'S LIQUOR LAW
POLICE OUT
Dlll'S STORY f
Think Hotelman Did. Xot
Shoot Himself as He
' Maintains.
Jack Dunn, who Is now at tho Good
o - i . - kinii.i vlth m. revolver Dul-
let in his' left elbow, says the wouna
j was accidentally if Inflicted while he
was cleaning his revolver at an early
hour this morning, but In this Officers
Hnnev and Presey. . who reported the
rB a fn n "Tint ronruf.
Dunn Is the proprietor of tho Dewey
houst the corner of Third and Burn
ma iciraata nnA njiva that he accl
" nntllv shot himself ' at 1:16 this
. n.nrninv Ilia wlfa and the nlKltt Clark.
in R PormclM. aa well as Mrs. Minnie
! Hamilton, the chambermaid, corroborate
Dunn's story. All claim , that button
shot was fired, '
The of fleers, however, aay they haye
1 the statement or two paaBersoy win
rllm that three shots were fired. Dunn
r.fiiuAii in nhow his revolver to the of-
fleers, who say further that there were
' no Dowder marks visible on Dunn's
arm. . Roth claim it would be prao-
tlcallv ImDossible for a man to shoot
" himself In the left elbow without leav
ing burns and powder marks. , Dr. J.
Kttleson attended tho injured man. .
STATE ENGINEER IS
BACKFR03IAV1WING
(gneelat SUpalck to Tae JootmI. .
; . Merrill, Or., April 11. This
city Is . following tho lead Of
Klamath FalU and other towng
of tho county In prosecuting '
vloUtors of tho local option law. 4
Frank Bloomlngcamp, who rung
a Boft. drink stand, and his clerk. 4
"have been arrested, charged with
selling whiskey. Ha was first 4
arrested under the city ordinance
and fined 129 for conducting a
public nuisance. . , . ,
Sufficient evidence being ob-
talned, tho prosecuting attorney
ha J complaints , sworn out on 4
' threo different founts and tho 4
two men were again arrested and ' o
at the preliminary bearing they 4
were placed- under $3000 bonds. 4
A search warrant was Issued and -a
two tons of "boose" wero found;
In tho cellar of the building.
Merrill haa had a hard time
fighting blind pigs. One of tho
former;1 saloonmen moved his
place- just across tho lino In
California, about two miles dis
tant. J As It was possible to .
easily,-procure whiskey, others in
tho soft drink business have felt
that they would not get caught, 4
as It was a difficult matter to
prove where tho liquor was pro
cured.;;' , ; - ,
Fine Tailored Sultf, New , U17.50 values, now. .912.50
Spring Fabrics ) No Charge for Alterations.
Very Pretty Tailored Suits, All) v tu - V ' 0
the Neiv Shades In Serfles 522 so values ..f....vfiG.oO
' -- -1,
IIondsonK IflottA SiUls, New )VAL.TO $M AND $S7rosl0;50
Mannish EHccts In Lono "at No chtrgt for Aittr.tions.
Designs )
QCD?!.! M;iSk IVAL.UPTOJ37.50 NOW sit.50 !
OCS, Wyul sUCS ) Per,tct Fit Ouannttcd. ..
tt0m F1yog"hades1,n'"lie j fOT A"?'-
'
BUILDING INSPECTOR 1
WANTS DEPUTIES
In a comn.uhidatlon directed to the
city council City Building; Inspector
Donson applies tor at' least two more
deputies, lie says other cities of Port
lands importance nave xrora jlj to is
men in the building inspection depart
ment Portland has only four and eaeh
inspector has to take hcarge of the con
struction of 26 to 80 new buildings at
a time.' - - -' v -. -
it is Impossible for inspectors to visit
each one more- than once tn two or
three weeks, says Mr. Dobson, and con
must be permitted which would be eor-
I rectea ir there wero inspectors enough.
Clflflftrt TAP 1fl
ACRES IN HOOD RIVER
Special Dlipateb to Tb Toaraal. :
; Hood Kiver. Or., April It. The record
price for orchard land In young trees
. was paid hero today when A. L. Paddock
of St. Louis, M0.1 through the agency
of the Rrlggs-Ament Iand company,
; paid 110,00 for 10 acres In 2 and 8-year-.
old Newtown trees, belonging to "Wil
liam Reaw. The place purchased has
no improvements on It and has straw
. brrla et between, tha-treea The-iriee
was net, the commission being paid In
addition. The orchard Is situated on
. the west side of tho valley. a few miles
out of tho city, : j .. r . - ,
Dally and Sunday Journal, lie a week
to any point.
- yf I rst
Youll find everybody at the
game today, and the best
dressed men in the. crowd
will be wearing
Our Lion Special
Suits at
And they willen joy -the !
ame more, too, because j
nothing will happen to their j
clothes if - our boys should !
win. . . '
n-iiBRs
' (By Journal Leaaed S.l.ra Wlra.i
' Balem, Or., April 13. After a visit to
Wyoming and Utah of a week, to ex
. amine the- workings of tho water laws
- in tnoee Biie wun x. 1 sequentiy many defects in construction
returned to. Salem, yesterday. Ho pro
nounces the new water , code of this
state better by far than any law In this
country.
Wyoming has a law similar to the
Orea-on law. except thai, the water board
i In Wyoming is the tinai irmunai in im
J adjudication of water rights, .while in
5 this state the findings of , the water
board must be affirmed by the courts
before they are final. - Should tho cir-
cult court fail to affirm them they will,
of course. In time become operative au
t tomatically.
". The state water board will convene
tomorrow to take up the .first batch of
petitions for the adjudication of rights
' that have been presented under tho new
law.
ISIew SIlKs
6000 yards I Tigh-Grade Satin Foulard, .
' all the new and popular shades, full 24
inches wide, reg. 85c! Spe--- ' Q
cial for tomprrow ; . .... . . . Ue7L
60 pieces Pongee Silk iii natural colors,
ranging in price vyd LW," fljl CA
85f?, 91.00, ?1.25.
. 60-in. Table' Damask, reg. 40c OC
value howi yard . . ......... AiJC
64-in. Table Damask, reg. $1.00 jC
value now yard ........ . . . . . U JC
72-in.' Satin Damask, reg. $1.25
value, now . . ; . . ... ; -. . U . , . .
75c
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
600 pairs at, -pair , .. ...........35
100 pairs at, pair .-. . .49
100 pairs at, pair . .......... . , .80.
,"'t
. Bed Sheets, size 72x90, each, i 35
1 Pillow sups, 42x36; each ; . . r;vc:.-.9
Extra Fine Quality Sheets, 83x90 63
, Fine Embroidered Iace Waists, all
sizes, regular, $5.00 value, . Qg'
Fine Lace Waists, in ecru A aq
only, $3.50 value, now . . j . . .3) 1 s70
Silk Petticoats; made from fine'Swiss
taffeta, all shades, -regular Y fQ
$6.00 value, now . . . -. . 3)a)e"0
Ladies Fine Two-Glasp Kid Gloves, all
shades, -regular .$1.50 kind, v no
......s70U
now ...
i ...... .
Ladies' Fine Two-Clasp Silk Gloves,
all the leading shades, 75c CA
. value :.J-i .............. ...dUC
Fine Sixteen-Button Silk Gloves, all
shades, regular $2.25 value, A A
the pair v . ; . . .. ...... . . . . QlsUll
; BOO dozen Huck Towels', dozen. ; .G0
500 dozen Huck Towels, 36x18, ea. 10
Extra Heavy Linen Crash .v.v.. .lO
Bedspreads, good quality hbney fA
comb, big size . ...... . ; . ...... fUC
Popular
Priced Store
1-McDONNELL
Third and
Morrison
MOTEQE
IFmmliin-ipeSMcg
Continues lo bs flic Biggest
Bargain Sale Sn the History
of Furniture Selling
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'LA -.-'I : . .r '. . . - - ..v .
Our clerks were unable to get any time to eat on account
of the immense business we did yesterday and those who
anticipate buying, should do so now, as 50 per cent is saved
at this sale. Our doors close between the hours of 12 m.
and 1 p. m. to allow us to catch up with oiir orders and
give the salespeople an opportunity to get their dinner
't Rfe lis Sale
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