-THE OREGON- DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY ' EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1910.
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Indorsed by -Resolutions Com
mittee and Irrigations Con
. press Likely to ciopt; Colo
, rado Men Say "Packed."
5 . v (Units Ptm Lmmm) Wlrn.)
, Pueblo, Col. Sept IS. Federal con
tTol of tntsrstats praters wad overwhelm
ingly Itaor4 today or ths committer
" on resolutions of tha National Irrigation
congret s, la ' session hera ; A. minority
of ths commutes will present a report
favoring stata control, and although a
fight Is predicted ,oa th floor of the
- congress 0Tr,th question. It 1 prob
able that federal control will ! b In
dorsed by great majority of the mem
bers. . , . ' . ' '
The snorntna" session was opened by
John Barrett, director of the bureau of
American Republics, In an address on
"Irrigation and Conservation In Our Sis
ter Republics." Representative of Aus.
trails, Germany and Russia followed
Barrett
This afternoon Gifford Plnphot and
Francis J. Heney were among those
scheduled to address tha delegates.
" The election of officers of the oon
gress will take place tomorrow.
The Colorado,, delegation, which has
led the fight for slats conservation,
charges that the reclamation service and
tho forest servloe have ."packed" the
congress to preventColorado from pre
senting the states rights policy. They
assert that only one Colorado represent
ative was allowed on tne program for to
day and tomorrow. . v'.
" AUTO WRECKED AGAINST
PROTRUDING CAR RAILS
While driving his machine at Grand
' avenue and Morrison streets last night
, N. U. Carpenter of X01 East Twenty
eighth street, ran Into rails which pro
truded over the end of a flat car of the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pany. Mr. Carpenter failed to notloe
the danger until It was too late to bring
the auto to a stop and It was badly
damaged. Mrs. Carpenter was also In
the machine, but neither she or her
husband were injured. , k ; .
B. M. Day, of 771 Kearney Street,
ran Into a pile of building material
on Trinity place sear Washington street
last night and damaged, his automo
bile. The matter was reported to he
police. Patrolman Butchlngs Is- Inves
tigating to learn whether the contrac
tors are not occupying more of the
street 1 than their permit entitles them
to. - -. -
POLITICAL DAY AT
: PENDLETON'S FAIR
BRINGS BIG CROWDS
(Special Dispatch to le Joerntl.)
Pendleton,'-Or, Bept. SB.-Wlth the
streets crowded with thousands of vis
itors from all over the northwest, Po
litical day at the TJmaUlla-Morrow fair
Is being celebrated today. The regular
fair attendance Is greatly augmented by
a great Influx of people here to witness
the first day of the roundup. ,
' The program at , the pavilion sched
uled for this afternoon was postponed
until this evening on account of the
frontier exhibition. Jay Bowerman, Re
publican nominee for governor, will rep
resent his party, on the program, and
Judge A. B. Bennett of The Dalles will
speak for the Democratic party.
Last night George H. Hlmes, secre
tary of the Oregon Hlstorioal society,
gave an illustrated lecture on the early
history of the state before a moneter
audience la the pavilion. After the lec
ture and between - selections by The
Journal band. Major h Jaftwrsbooa
Introduced a iramber of Indian warriors
from the Umatilla reservation, who en
tertained a crowd with a war daaoe.
Judging of exhibits-is progressing rap-
Idly, prises for stock having been al
ready awarded.
T. It. to, Open Missouri Campaign.
(Unites Pre Letied Wire.)
Bt Ixtuls. Bept I J. Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt will open the Missouri Re
publican campaign. He will make an
address at Clayton, near here, on Octo
ber. lL v:r
BURGLAR PREFERS
WINE TO HIS LOOT
Goes Through House but Bot
tle of Wine Is Only , Article
Reported Missing.
A. burrlar who broke Into the resi
dence of C A. Robertson ;at 0
Broadway last night, had a thirst whioh
was more Intense than hlal desire for
plunder. After rifling, the rooms In
the house and strewing the floor with
rejected articles, he opened a bottle of
wine and drank the contenta The
wine la the only thing missing, accord
ing to the report, made to the police by
Robertson.
Some one tried to steal the horse of
R. GV Miller from the barn In the rear
of- his residence at 226 Adams ave
nue about 4 o'clock yesterday morning,
but was frightened away, Mrs. Mil
ler heard him . prowling around the
bouse, and looking through a window a
few minabM later, she saw him In the
act of fcarnesalnK the horse. Shs called
to Ma Miller end the burglar, overhear
ing he took to tils heels. ,i
It wmai probably the same thief who
entered the residence of Mrs. Btookwell
at Mitt Holladay avenue, and went
through a number of rooms. Nothing
of value was taken;
Fatal Auto Accident.
(Onltrf PreM Lea4 Wlre.l
San Francisco, Sept 3. -The recov
ery of X C Knox, who was Injured,
along with three companions, when City
Architect James X. Fisher was killed
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' The most gigantic millinery sale in the. history of Portland. In order to
secure the location we bought the. entire stock of. the Park Street Millinery Co,
and will s
ame JOut at Once
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This is a new stock out and out. Every -hat was desicmed and hand-made
by their own workmen.
We do not care anything" for this stock of millinery. It is the room we
.want for other purposes and MUST HAVE IT AT ONCE.
Beginning tomorrow morning at o'clock we will begin selling this stock.
Hundreds of hats, all of the latest styles and shapes hats for everybody. Thou
sands of feathers, trimmings, etc., of all kinds. The entire stock will be sold at
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COME EARLY. SALE - STARTS AT 9 O'CLOCK SHARP
. TWENTY-FIVE EXTRA SALESLADIES WANTED
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355 Morrison bet, seventh and park 355 Morrison
In an antofaoblle accident on the Great
Highway in Golden Gate park earl to
day, is considered doubtfuL I F.
Stradllng-. who was thotijht to be the
most seriously hurt of the Injured men,
Is reported to have a flghtlnf chance
for his Ufa . . ;;. -
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way of lens changes for one year
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Thompson's glasses have be
come recognized as the abso
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