THE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, f, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1911.
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powerful or how high, be brought to
Justice,' he shouted. - 5 ; i'
Referring to the trust's obtaining
Roosevelt's presidential sanction for fts
absorption of the Tennessee Coal . ft
Iron company on the pretense of pre
venting a panic, be said: . ,
"Never stnoe the Prince of Darkness
appeared to ... the : Naaarene, was , there
such a vista of evil and far reaching
dominion unveiled to the vision of God
or man. The saviour Bald. "Oet thee be
hind me, eatan,' out the hero of San
Juan said. Til get in front of you. Om
nipresent devlL I'll stand between you
and this colossal and law defying aot
of plunder; Til paralyse the arm of
Justice and still the voice of popular
olamor while you sandbag your competi
tor and loot a dominion In the south as
rich and vast as an empire."
' Throe Bad Men Captnred. .
r; (8pdl ClipatPh to The Journal
The Dalles, Or., Feb. I. Three alleged
bold up men" were bound over to the
grand Jury by the Justice court here
Monday. They were Richard Brown,
Frank "Ryan and Charles Smith. Their
Offense was robbing Thomas Olson at
Celllo Tuesday night Of late holdups
have been frequent at Celllo, but it has
been difficult to apprehend the robbers.
MAYOR FAVCETT
church voters, has aroused the 'sport
ing fraternity and hundreds of admirers
of the sport are signing the ' recall
blanks. 1 Nearly 1000 names were added
to the petition yesterday, i . V
Mayor Fawcett stated, today, that he
was entirely confident that he would
defeat any candidate the opposition
might put up against him In the com
ing election. ;; ..... '.; -, ,
- In. the meantime a committee of cit
lxens Is framing a recall petition for
the other, four members of the city
commission. "
fight farther.. ' . v ' v
Voicing the sentiments of the others,
A. F. Leonhardt. oresldent of tha hnarA
vanta 'legislature yesterday adopted a
point resolution favoring baa Franclsv j
tor, the Panama exposition. .
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For New High SchooT.
(Spedml Dtapatea 'to The JoarMl.)
Foreat Grove. Or.. Feb. VA petition
has been circulated among the voter i
of trade, said:
W have lost the exposition fight
and we should accept the Inevitable. We
should yield gracefully and assist 8an
Francisco to make the celebration a suc
cebs. We would have expected the ssme
from San Francisco."
' Sacramento, Feb. IBef ore the pres
ent legislature adjourns bills will be
lntroduoed providing for the method of
expending $5,000,000 to be collected un
der the Panama-Pacific exposition tax
voted at the recent special session of
the legislature. The bills are being pre
pared by Senator Wolfe of San Fran
cisco. ..
In addition to., this, a measure legal
izing the appointment of a fair commis
sion by the governor and broadly out
lining the state's policy toward the ex
position, will be presented. A state
building and exhibit will be provided
for out of the $5,000,000, and the remain
der of the fund will go to .the fair com
mission to be distributed, as it shall
deem expedient. - '
Pennsylvania Belated Boost.
(United Pre Leaned Wire.)
Harrisburg, Pa Feb. 8. The Penneyl-
pf this district, jrequestlng the school
board, to submit tn proposition to in
legal voetr of bonding the district la
the sum of $30,000 for the purpose of
purchasing a sit and constructing a
new high school building. ; . '
Forest Grove Is badly in need of a
new school building,, and the proposition
will likely meet with the endorsement
of the majority of the property holders.
Notwithstanding the district now has
two large publio school buildings, the
high school is crowded to its capacity,
and in another year will .be Unable to
meet the growing needs of the city. . -
Dalles Couple Wed. ,
' (fowUl Plupatch The JonniM .
The Dalles, Or., Feb. 8. .David lind
quist and Miss Rosy Rupp were married
at the Lutheran parsonage in this city
Monday. Mr. Llndquist is a leading
Jeweler of this city, and a member of
the common council of The Dalles. HIS
bride is a popular young lady of Dufur.
Kentucky Member Draws Par
allel With the Temptation
in the Wilderness.
Sportsmen Active in Movement
. OtheV Commissioners i
to Be Indicted.
Will Act. Wednesday; New Or
leans Says All Over; Cal
:, ifornia Organizing.
' To Build Fruit Evaporator.
"Forest Grove, Or., Feb. I. J. N. Hoff
man, an attorney and business man of
this city, will erect a fruit dryer and
evaporator on Council street this spring,
according to present plans. The build
ing will be constructed mainly of cor
rugated iron, will be 50x78 feet, and will
be of three tons capacity. The equip
ment -of the plant will be modern In
every respect, and capable of .handling
all classes of , fruits and vegetables.
A vast amount of fruit goes to waste
every year In this section, owing to
lack of an evaporator, and the new plant
will therefore be a boon to the farmers
and fruit raisers of the western section
of Washington county.
Onltea Pme'&tued Wlre.1
Washington. Feb. t.A. bitter attack on
former Preeldefit Rooeeyelt and on the
teel trust wae made th the house yes
terday by Congressman Stanley of Ken
tucky, during- the debate' on the agri
cultural appropriation bin.. Stanley ar
gued that the trust restraint trade, ,
"I Insist that this lawless, defiant and
pernicious monopoly be investigated Im
mediately and the guilty, no matter how
(Vnited Frees Leeiee Wire.)
Taeoraa, Feb. I. The recall petition
agalneg Mayor Fawcett. which has been
In circulation for two weeks, is being
numerously signed,' and Indications now
point to a sufficient number of signers
to make it effective. ' The prevention
of the scheduled Lester-Martin 'prize
fight on Wednesday at the instance of
the city commissioners, who, it Is
olalmed, were influenced in their action
by the demands of a mass meeting of
(United Press Laued Wire.)
Washington, Feb. 8. Following an
executive session the senate committee
today postponed action on the Panama
exposition question to next' Wednesday.
New Orleans, Feb. 8. Presidents .of
six blg'New Orleans exchanges and com
mercial organisations came out today
with the statement , that their1 city
should aocept the wjll of the house of
representatives and not carry the fair
ATTACK ON T
ACTlE FAIR
AND STEEL TRUST
OBJECTS TO RECALL
Rummage Sale Odd Lines of Corsets, Royal Worcester, BonTontWarner, Howd, La Beau, Rcnqo Belt Corsets and Othero
Afternoon Concert
2:3Q to 4:3Q
By Ruzzl's Orchestra
Evening Concert
7:3Q to 9:3Q
By Lptta Hoch's Band
At The
Greater
(Ms, Woif ttrmnaiini M Ktof Store
IMTMp aiIl(E
tatamafflimaill Poire Fdixoxul Filr
The Last Day
To View the
Big Biplane
The opportunity of your life to view
an airship as it appears in the air,
with aviator in seat. See it in the
rotunda. It is visible from all floors.
JR u m mm ag e ;.ale
15 Values $3.95
We know that many of Portland's far-sighted women have been waiting- for this
sale. Our buyer wires us from New York to "clean up stock at all hazards."
There's still a lof of Very select styles to choose from. Those who need head
gear to piece out the season will dowell to come tomorrow for one
at $3.95
of these. We say $15 values, but many are worth more they go
FANCY FEATHER AND WINGS ON SALE AT HALF REGULAR PRICES
Window Demonstration
Always Clcan-Ciii! Shirts
SI.5Q and $2 Values S1.39
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See the man in the window demonstrating an entirely new method of mving
wear and laundry The Griffon Shirt comeg with extra cuffa, which are at
tached to the thirt by means of a groove through which the wristband slides,
giving the appearance of an attached cuff They are made of the highest
grade materials and sold at the same prices you pay for ordinary shirts
$1.50 and $2 Values $1.39
Values
Saturday's Final clean-up of Women's Fine Tailored Suits
at prices which will not cover the cost of material and
workmanship -All are this season's best styles The ma
terials are fine serges, broadcloths, basket weaves, cheviots
and mixtures, in blues, blacks, grays, greens and all wanted
colors Perfectly tailored, neat-fitting suits Divided into
five groups Regular values to $25 the suit
specially priced for Saturday's sale at only
$8.75
$26 to $30 Suits at $14.75
832.50-038 Suits at $18.75
$40 to $50 Suits at $23.75
$55 to $60 Suits at $29.75
Runrnni ag g Sale
PcfficaifJi
12. SO Vals. 55.45
All women will cheerfully testify to the solid worth of these Silk Petticoats. They
are a little out of the ordinary, being extra well made, cut full in the body and
styled with deep flounce, plain, tucked or with tailored bands. . Some have cotton
drops, others have silk drops. Several lines to pick from. All made of high-grade
taffeta with rich, lustrous finish. Colors are blues, grays, browns, Qff AfT
tans, white, pink and black, two-toned or plain; values to $12.50, at VtJeT:U
Women's 35c Hose 19c
Child's 45c Hose 23c
Tomorrow, main floor, a sale of women's pure
Cashmere Hose in fast black only; ribbed top,
with seamless foot;., extra fine finish; 1
regular. 33c quality, on special sale, pair Xav
CHILDREN'S HOSE of good quality cashmere,
seamless foot, reinforced heels and toes, lxl
ribbed; sizes 6 to 10; our best Tegular OOp
40c and 45c values, on special sale at only Ot
Women,s$1.25Drawers77c
$1.00 Corset Covers at 69c
In the big white store, on the second floor, a sale
of women's Drawers, made of good quality long
cloth and cambric, trimmed in embroid- HH n
ery, lace, etc.; regular $125 values, pair III
CORSET COVERS of nainsook, ;longdoth and
cross-bar dimity, trimmed with pretty lace, bead
ing, medallions t and embroidery; edges '"CQa
excellent $1.00 values, on special sale for Oal
S3 While Skirts 81.87
S5 White Skirts 82.27
Women's White Skirts of muslin, cambric or
longcloth, with lS-inch flounce of rows of inser
tion, finished with lace. These are OT
beautiful garments. Reg. vals. to $5, at 4"-e I
longciom or. musnn, witn tiounca of fl"l orj
tucks and pretty lace Rvalues to $3r for vXiO I
Extra Speci'ls
In the Basement
Undcrprice Store
Women's $15 Coats $5.50
In the basement "Underprice Store," a sale of
Women's Long Coats, made of broadcloth
tweeds and mannish materials; black, gray and
tan; full length, semi-fitting, well JpT PA
tailored; regular $12.50 and $15 vals. VWeUU
$6.50 and $7.50 Skirts $3.68
In the basement "Underprice Store," women's
Dress Skirts of panama and fancy stripe serge;
black or navy, plain or plaited; some trimmed
with silk and buttons; others with' self-strapping.
All are well tailored;' regular $6.50 dQ tQ
and $7.50 values; special at this price ; POeOO
S3.00 Shoes S1.98 Pair
Boys' 31.50 Shoes 98c
In the .basement "Underprice Store," a sale of
womert's Shoes in patents, gunmetals and "kid,
cravenette or mat tops, lace or button frf QQ
atylesrlI-aiieastehvalueSf-a-VXeaO.
BOYS' SHOES of box calf if ock, a good, QQ
serviceable $1.50 value, special, the pair aOC
First showing for 1911. Beautiful, artistic productions
and comics. Come early for good selection. Main floor.
5QO Handbags
$3.5Q Vats. $1.39
Tomorrow, main floor, a sale of 500 Goat Seal and Sea
lion Handbags, full leather lined, gilt and gunmetal
trimmed, fitted with coin purse, single and d1 OQ
double strap handles; stock values to $3.50 V-leOa
Women's Scarfs
Half Regular Price
A sale extraordinary in the fullest sense of the word.
The sale is so unusual, the values so great that before
Saturday is half over it will be the talk of the town.
Fancy Persian,. Dresden and Lace Scarfs in assorted
lengths and widths; reg. $3 to $15 vals., reduced HALF
35c Dress Shields at 17c
25c Violet Ammonia 12c
Tomorrow, main floor, a sale of llgnt-weight Dress
Shields of fine quality, silk-covered; sizes 2 fjg
and 3; pure white; reg. 25c and 35c vals,, special A I V
VIOLET AMMONIA for the toilet; has the pleasant
odor of violets; will not chap or roughen the "0
skin; a luxury for a perfumed bath; reg. 25c bot. Aeji'C
$3.00 Hair Clusters 39c
30c Witch Hazel for 12c"
Tomorrow, on the main floor, a rummage sale of fash
ionable Colonial Hair Clusters, first quality QQ
only; blonde and light brown shades; vals. to $3 OuC
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL, extra strength, a
valuable family remedy for wounds, burns, in- i Cn
sect bites, etc. A 1-lb. 30c bottle, special, each XC
Iffifiatits'Legpiais
75c Values 39c
In the infants' store, 2d floor, a sale of Knee Leggins;
some are hand-knit; sizes 6 months to 5 years; QQ,
our best regular 75c values, on special sale at OaC
INFANTS' SACQUES, hand-crocheted, of Of - Q
imported wool zephyr, all white; $1.50 values vXeXa
BUGGY ROBES Infants' all white eider- $1 QQ
down Buggy Robes; reg. $175 values, only vXeOa
Choice Con 1 ectio ric ry
3Qc Fruit Paste for lffc
gQc Chocblate Drops 25c
At the Candy counter, main floor, a sale of Fruit 1 ff n
Paste made fresh daily; regular 30c a pound, at XtlC
ECHO BELLS In the basement "Underprice Store,"
something new - Echo Bells very special OJT
tbrth1sf!rtem6rr6w
CHOCOLATE DROPS In the basement Reg
ular 50c grade, special for this sale, the lb.
25c
ISO Merfs Soils
$25 Values 13.91
Celebrated Makes
Worfflny off Eyeiry
M
sier Fa von8
Not just ordinary clothes, but High-Clas SuiU made to
please the most dUcriminating judge of materials and
workmanship The patterns were carefully selected by
our buyer, whose taste does not run to extreme things
The modest grays, browns and English or Scotch mixtures
predominate Being made by one of the oldest and most
reliable firms in the business, you are assured of a perfect
fit, and, being fully guaranteed by Olds, Wortman & King,
you take no chances -Only 150 Suits i" (ft f 'J AP
this lot Regular $25 values at, the suit tj) I 0VO
Extra Speci'ls
From 6 to 9:30 P. M.
Groceries
30c Coliec at 22c Lb.
In the model grocery, on the 4th floor, OOp
our Special Blend 30c Coffee, evening at
60c TEA 45c The popular O. W. & K. brands,
Uncolored Japan, English Breakfast and Ceylon,
in one-pound packages, wjiich sell regu- JKp
larly at 60c, on special sale at only, pkg. tWI
25c CATSUP 20c Faust brand, now being dem
onstrated at our Pure Food Fair with OA
Toke Point oysters. Try it, 25c bottle at 11
SARDINES The Yacht Club brand, OP,,
best regular 30c grades, special sale, can eit)t
15c Toilet Soap at 4c
8c Toilet Paper lor 4c
6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, main floor, a sale of
fint Toilet Soap in assorted odors and brands;
odds and ends accumulated from broken Ag.
boxes; regular 10c to 15c values,-the cake 'Al
TOILET PAPER Pure Egyptian Tissue, of the
finest quality, full size sheets; of extra d
'itrtngthrtegiilarrToltsTnaleor-only x U
CO AT HANGERS of fine quality nickeled TJ
wire; fold up to a small size; 15c values, at I C
Boys' Overcoats
$12.50 Values $6.95
Sale of boys' Overcoats will continue tomorrow,
Friday's selling hardly made an impression on
the- big stock. Single and double-breasted,., full
lined, styled with "Presto" or combination col
lars. Some are cravenetted to shed the rain; In
browns, grays and fancy mixtures; Ap?
10 to 16 years; $10 and $12.50 values eJUeaO
Men's Overcoats
84Q.OO Values S21.SO
A very high-class group of men's Overcoats in
unfinished worsteds and vicunas; black, 3 oxfords
and grays, strictly hand-tailored, full silk-lined;
very stylish medium-weight coats, A$ and 48 ins,
long. - Gentlemen's coats in .every respect i Our
regular values to $40, special while QOI fTA
they last at the; low price of, each VXeUU
Men's Neclfwear
Hi., n I'n-tT.,,, ,; r",t, lt,'; i , , ,',v ., ,,.''
S1.5Q Values lor gCc
Saturday clean-up of men's, Four-in-Hand in the
popular wide-end style, made of the very, best
silks and satins in novelty patterns and stripes;
all wanted shades, snch as women and men c l
!Ood taste wouldchoose if paying rrgn- fTfJ
ar "price- Values "to $I.50,"'speciaf aCeach'to
See- Window Demonstration- ef Men's t"
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