The Oregon daily journal., December 21, 1909, Page 3, Image 3

EVENING, DECEMBER 21. 1009.
;r'rl'i!l- ' 1 ' -
f tut up In tne coriimunltlea nirro suf-j
frage la different proposition."
In, MlMUnPi nl BMili ' Carolina,
where In many aoctlon (ha neroa out- j
number tha while 10 to on. he artnijt-,,
a t - I. I... vs.a n.nntt t V riACf sa n V 1
lonmttu ituuihiallima, tix-luillng llioao of
lllilint.l (.'. Koreiia of Mtakouil, auitaa
,. lor te Austria-Hungary, lUnry Lane
Wilson of V'rtnlilntoii, ambaaaador to
Jltilco; William Jamra Call"un of Illi
nois, mlnltitrr to t'hlnai ami Henry T.
(iuiie of California. niliiltr to I'ortu
gal, re also conrirmeJ by the eetiate.
lrNkM vast cnal. Iron and other In
riuatrlea demanding a protective .tariff.
With her rank state like Teiineaaee,
Texas and others. They all Kant to be
protected industrially, and the people
are rraily to Join ua wr It . not for
the negro, ' ,. ,
"liow ran you blama communities like
South Carolina and Mlaalaslppl, fur In.
stance, for voting the Democratic ticket
when In sorae sections the proportion
of colored population la 10 blacka to one
white?, Jt la In communities like these
that the white people are afraid.
"Now, inlml you,' Mr. Cullom wnt on.
'I do not necessarily pi ran that I favor
the total disfranchisement of the negro.
In Illinois, for instance, we, have a ne.
gro vote, just as Ohio, Indiana. I'ennayl.
vanla. Now Jersey and New York have,
Headquarters for
Vhanira In local aentluient for a lone Umtj
be a n-fulur Hrpabllran state. Instead of
rvmntnintf in th doubtful column.
PAPA 3UIHT CLIMB UP "
TO KKACII JHG TURKEY
, FOR CHRISTMAS FEAST
Xmas Pianos
!
. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. TORTLAND. TUESDAY
m zs
ZELAYA AS RULER
OVER
MUA
Makes Bluff at Being President
in Reality, but Americans
Doubt Estrada: Renews
, .War Preparations.-
Managua, Nicaragua, Dec. ll.' Joaa
Hariri today aaaumed the presidency of
Nicaragua, aueceedln; former. Fraaldejit
Zelaya, who resigned
Madrli'a recent threat to break with
, Zelaya, coupled with hie subsequent ail'
nouncenunt that hla presidential cav
dldacy 'waa supported by the. Mexican
, government, which had nt Senor Creel
to Washington to Intercede In hla be
' half, ,1a oonatrued by hla supporter to
mean , that ha will be president In Tact
aa well aa In name, and that he Intend
to give the country new deal. '
Americana here, however, are not In
clined to accept thl opinion. They be
lieve the new president. 1 pretending
to want peace. In order to preclude the
poaMbllltr of Intervention, on the part
Of the United Btate.
Madrla ha promised -th-revolutlon-lata
Impiunlty If they will surrender,
lie has Intimated that he will place
Provisional President Kstrada ln a high
office.
. Blueflelda, Nicaragua, Dee. II. Re-
port from Rama today say Estrada
army is advancing against General va
much, juai ouisioe nami, ana inai
battle 1. expected Immediately; . Thl
Is the first decisive move on the. part
of. the. revolutionist against the'eleo-
. tlon of Madrla as auccessor of Zelaya
as president . The formal protest against
s the election of Mudris will be based
upon the fact that the Atlantic coaat
departments were not represented In the
congress that elected ' Madris. ' ;
5 Ifnder Estrada, 1n the Impending bat
tie, will be Generals Luis, Dlaa, Mana-
reen, Matuty. Pacho and Chamonro. -
It la reported today that tbe gunboat
Bianco, na sailed up the Mlco river,
COURT FREES TWINST: .
'y WHONOW SEEK. WORK
Through; the .Interest: taken In 'thera
by the Daughter of the Confederacy,
twin brothers, J 1-year-old sons of a
Con federate, soldier, are being taken care
of today, and by evening expect to have
a position. The ' twine were arrested
last evening '. In the north end, and
i booked aa. vairranta. Their- names -r
Clarence- demerit Lee and Cleveland
Harry Lee. ' . ',-; a.ir-y.
, The boys were discharged in the
municipal court, and Colonel H H'Duff,
135 North Twenty-second street, con
nected with the southern organization
tobk charge, of .them. He Is assisting
them to. find work. The Lee twins, as
- they are now called, were discharged
from the navy four weeks ago at Goat
iHiana. i hi. a iicv naa servea vmree
ynrs, Both, came to Portland Satur-
i day; and are-wlthout money. ... They want
work.- Furniture making hay been their
profession, but they are willing to take
"anything. ;: .
Jlcorlng of thetrafrest Colonel Duff
decided to return- a favor to a comrade
who Itan fought with him In the war,
i: The Lees look so much alike that
they cannot be recognized one from
the other. They weigh the same, hair
and eyes colored the same, and through
this close similarity, : the naval 1 offi
cers lind considerable trouble in dis
tinguishing them. .. They announced
that they calne to Portland to find work,
and propose to stay here until they
it, - ,
SEXATE C0XFIR3IS .'
- tCnlted Press Leaird Wlre.
Washington, Deo. !l.-The senate to
day confirmed the nomination of Rob
ert Ba,con. of New York as ambassador
to. France, as submitted yesterday by
President Taft. Twonty-six other dip-
e Turkey sold at 10 rent a .
pound today tn the wholesale
market for selected dressed
birds: thua touching the M if heat ei
avln the htatory of ' the Front , )
t street trade. . i
p . ewer bird than expected have l I
been received -and ' the . scram-,
a ble for auppHe at country htp,
ping points caused producer to,
a receive record .value, ,
Thl advance will be paid
k therefore by . the consumer. At
1 retail, turkey will sell at 9
cents a pound and dealer ay
that even at taat figure tuey .
cannot make any mopey. Some
4 are talking of charging 40 cent 4l
. a pound but thl 1 unlikely ac- 4
4 cording to leading- Interest,
I
TWO EARLY MORNING . .
FIRES AT ST. LOUIS
. (nntttd Prasa Laas4 Wlre. '
St ixuls. Dm, IX- Two men were
probably fatally burned and 20 per
sona were overcome with smoke In two
early morning flrea In thl city today.
At one or the nres, two women ana
eight, small' children - were carried un
conscious down long ladders 'to the
street ' A nwmber of' an engine -com
pany risked his life to save a canary
bird, the pet of a little, girl he had
carried to safety. . The bird died, how
ever, shortly after he had placed It
cage in the child hand. , .?
The East Side People's Store , 388-390 East Morrison St .Near Grand Ave;,
ance
BAR COLORED Y0TE rk
SAYQ SENATOR CULLOM
Washington, Dec. Jt. United State
Senator 'Cullom of Illinois want the
Republican party to cut looae from the
negro vote. In , the south. V If this 1
done,, he says, several states could be i
carried by the party.' He doe not go I
so far, a to declare In favor of dis
franchisement" but he- does want the
negro eliminated a an officeholder,
"Take a tate like -Alabama, for In
stance. There Is a1 community which
Gigantic
Clear
?-'-'.
of
Holiday
Tomorrow
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE SUITABLE
FOR GIFT-MAKING PURPOSES MARKED
1 ' ATGOoD-ByE" pricesUall HOLI-: xv
. . : DAY GOODS MUST GO ; ; 1
Buy Toys, Dolls and Gam
Here Tomorrow at Cost
. i - i -v .ir.ki
. t opTiMT, . v, reiav, atwreaa v y
The tradition wLich
ties up cigar with
Christmas is as old
as Santa Claus him
self. For $2.50 a box you
have a choice of brands
in United Cigar Stores
that stand out as un
usual values. ' '. "
Forexamffle: " ,
PALMA DE CUBA. In
vincible) sue, box
f 25, 12.50
BENEFACTOR. Su
perior size, box of 50,
. $2.50.
v LA - RESTINA, Mar-
cellis size, box . of 25,
; $2.50. - . ,
ORLAN DO, ' Cav
' alleros size, box of 25, -
f 2.08. - t
tPe imvitt intUcti mitA- :
, tut tbiigatie ff btg,
UNITED
IGAR
STORES
SOI Washington St, 147 Third St.
1 , 274 Washington.
ALL FURS AT HALF HAND BAGS
, T jf0 17 r nPafililaTiD 1 sritlT" We wiI1 sel1 the "Iast of the sample lot to-
t '" JriVlVjI.I l'UiyiUlivU'VV morrow at one price. Imported All-leather Al-
c t "2'1 t- xt i 'I "i ligator, Seal and Walrus Bags, values to $15.
Select any .Fur, Neckpiece in our store tomor- s , h ht t ,e- th CQSt Choi
row and take it at exactly one half off the regu- r rr l "jT
FANCY SUSPENDERS SILK PETTICOATS
Fifty dozen Fancy Silk-Web Suspenders, one All colors in the guaranteed ".Her Majesty"
, pair in a gift box; at',' the pair Petticoats, best taffeta, regular price $6.95, to-
C"n jfHaT r morrow
. 25c $3.75 .
HAND CROCHETED LONG FLANNELETTE
SLIPPERS KIMONOS
Wool soles,' pretty patterns all sizes, best $1 Beautiful patterns, made extra full, 10 dozen of
quality, made of all-wdol yarn, in all colors, to- the very best $3.50 qualities, on sale-tomorrow
morrow-'. 1 " atf cach
63c ; 1 3Ls9 :
CHILDREN'S COATS AND WOOL DRESSES
WAJk
All $6.50 grades .
All $4.50 grades .
All $3.50 grades . .
Ii i "
All ' sizes, 4 to 14. ,
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
::...V.'..$45-;
.....,...$2.95
...... ..$1.95
A musical gift not only gives great pleasure on Christmas, Day, '
but is enjoyed every day that follows. Besides there' i a class and a
rare sentiment about the musical gift that suggests happy thoughts
of the donor. ' ; ; , . s .
To meet the demands of the holiday season we have mads ex
ceptional efforts, and our stocks of new styles in case designs and
woods is unsurpassed a variety so great as to match the furnish-;
, ings of any home in a satisfactory manner. ;
. You can select the Christmas Piano or Piano Player from our
stock of 300 instruments of 24 leading makes .with every assurance
that you are getting an instrument of highest musical quality and
are saving from $50.00 to $150.00 on your purchase. ;
We offer you a Piano here lower in price than it is safe td buy
elsewhere, or you can get a Knabe Art Grand at $10,000. , In case you
do not'wish to pay cash, investigate our charge account system.;
304 OAK STREET, BET. FIFTH , AND SIXTH
Wednesday Special
ALL DAY
TOY
FITRNITURE,
8P
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1 y-i
If
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or
T'
iHE pre-eminence of the Chick-
ering riano throughout the ,
world, tpday leads discrimi ¬
nating purchasers to cneer-
fully pay the somewhat high- -
er price asked for these famous in'
strumenls. And then, there is the -satisfaction
of knowing you have the,,,
world's best piano-r-the oldest estab- -
. lishcd -American -make the recog
nized standard of excellence through
out the universe. ' ' ' ;
. , .. . -
The genWne Chickering' of Boston,
as well as over thirty other highest
grade and meritorious makes, are sold
exclusively by " . ''
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f i r vif A.
Tte Big Lntttle
On First St., Near Morrison
"Staples The Jeweler"
One of the finest, most staple and reasonable priced
jewelry stocks in the city. Try me once and join
the numerous throngs who praise our wares and
prices.
DONT FAIL TO LOOK OVER MY LARGE
STOCK OF WATCHES BEFORE YOU BUY
LARGEST STOCK OF WATCHES IN, CITY.
Reg. 60c Value
A 5-piece Doll's Furniture Set in mission style, fin
ished weathered and eafe style, finished light. Each
piece as weu constructed.' v pleasing- gm tor tne
children. ' ... '..:v - ,i ' , ' ,4"" -s ; 1
, ONE SET TO EACH CUSTOMER . v
NO PHONE ORDERS
iswssiaisssw
m WASHINGTON ST, AT PARK
Talking Machine Headquarters,
Delivery will be made any time you say
S3.75
Am selling two or three specialties at a
, price t'would pay you to look
Regular $5.00 Silver J Purse,'
special at
Regular $35.00' gold-plated, glass-paneled
French Clock, special QQ
Regular $6.00 Water Bottle, (JMf)f
special at VxUl
, Regular, $4.25 iralue, 8-in. Cut PQ f(
Glass Berry Bowl, at...:..... vO.UU
Regular $1.50 raiue'. 4-ia Cut Of flf
Glass Nappie,-special at.... OJLyl
Regular $10.00 value, Sterling Salt Set
6 cop and spoons, special
$15.00 raloe Cold Clock, fc-day, C-
cLV.;,;?f..r::?.e:..:p::Sio.oo
STAPLES
A FINE KNABE PIANO ALMOST AT YOUR OWN PRICE
XMAS PIANO BARGAINS
. In Slightly Used Pianos
A HIGH-GRADE SLIGHTLY USED PIaKo IS MUCH
BETTER THAN A "CHEAP JOIliN" NEW ONE
. .. - . . . .
We have a number of high-grade, slightly used Tianos which are
very desirable instruments, with sweet tone, brantifat case design,
which we have taken in exchange, for Kranich & Bach and Ftrger &
Sons which we offer at a little, or nothing.
A very good Willard Piano, in mahogany
case was $300, now.., ...... fl35
A Leland Piano in oak case.Vas $J1Q, now f 157
Stetson Piano,j fine mahogany Ciie,. was '
now ..,.$ I C 7
Knabe Upright, in beautiful rosewood cae, .
was $O0. now v....f 275
Hallett & Davis, San Domingo mah vgny
cae. was $475. now... f2 73
And many more. Some terms if dtaired-
Graves Music C
n
y THE JEWELER
Firs! Sf. Near fJorrison
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111 FOURTH ST, NEAR
WASHINGTON
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