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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY " EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1911. BY 1ST Six ' New . Members Named , From List Submitted by. . Committee, 1 by Himself.,: (Specltl Dlipstcl to The levari.) . .' Salem, Or., Feb. HBy choosing the names of ths persons submitted to him from hat, ; Governor iWest yesterday selected the members of the new Port J of Portland commission. ; Six of the d. members of the commission were named by the goyerno from ' two lists, three , from a ; list (submitted to , Mm by the committee of 60, the men. who started ' the movement for altering- ths org&nlss- tlon of ths port of Portland commis f"siin, and "three from the members of 'the old commission. ; The seventh mem- ber was named by the governor front ths tty ths method f drswlns? the names "of the candidates from a hat Governor 'West named J. C. Alnsworth, C F. Ad . ams and W. IX Wheelwright from ths present membership of ths commission; R. D. Imnan. James McQulre and Cap h tain Albert Crows from ths committee of 60, and the governor named himself -John F. O'Shea. ; . -. - ;.- .;r . The committee ot 60 submitted six 'names. Including those of M. O. Collins, J Henry Hewitt and 8. Q. Cobb, In addi tion to ths three whose names cams from ths bat as appointees. Into ths ' list alio went the names of the mem bers of the old commission. This was c because ths chamber of commerce of . Portland wired ths governor-suggesting . that no changes bo mads 4n the mem ibershlp. From this ths governor as- sumed that ths chamber , of commerce practically recommended ths pressnt .commissioners for reappointment, : -' V - Alleged Robber Arrested. .'"'. (Sp1l DUpmtch to The wne1. " Tho Dalles, Feb. 24. Ed Butcher, ' supposed ' to be' ths man who robbed a carbarn In Portland of $260 Wednes day night, wss arrestsd hers yesterday " by Chief of Polios Harper and Officer Sexton. Butcher ' had reglstsred at Hotel Dalles under. an assumed name, but after being arrested acknowledged he was Butcher, but denied that he was the party who robbed the barn. He 'had 187 in currency on his person when arrested. Butcher answers ths descrip tion OX ths thief perfectly, and ths of ficers Irs convinced they havs ths right . . man. ? . v6n the dollar buys any Rain I coattL Waterproof , Chrercoat: and English Slip-ons for men and women at Goodyear Raincoat Co. 302 WASHINGTON ST. We Must Vacate to make room for large de , partment store that will be occupied by Lipman, Wplfe & Co. - Your choice of the largest ' and most complete stock of i Waterproof Coats in Port land at 85c on the dollar. 1 ' $12.00 RAINCOATS AND CRAVENETTES AT . $4.20 $15.00 RAINCOATS AND I CRAVENETTES AT $5.25 ; $20.00 RAINCOATS AND . CRAVENETTES AT .00 $7. $25.00 RAINCOATS AND ' CRAVENETTES AT $8.75 $30.00 RAINCOATS AND CRAVENETTES AT $10.50 $40.00 RAINCOATS AND , CRAVENETTES AT - $13.95 302 WASHINGTON ' ST.' Two Doori West of Fifth.' '!; : .- :'. 'J. V I: : . ' ' ' ' 'i STORE -OPEN. SATUR DAY UNTIL 10 P.M..- jflOODYEAB U RAINCOAT C0.E UABILITY LAW IS I PASSED A First Aid r Clause , Eliminated, but Fight Is Waged; Game Code Gets By. (TJnltoa Press teased Wife.) ? ' -' Olympla, Wash Feb. z4 After "a spirited contest ths employers' liability law WSS CUHd TMt.rillT ti Imiiu as amended earlier In the week, . with in wruv aio t clause eliminated. Tns fight, began when Oroff j: of i Spokane moved to make ths bill a special order of business Tuesday afternoon.' v Oroff, who declared that ha desired to wait until ths senate had acted on several measures of ths same nature, so that all of these measures might be harmonised waa att&ekoA hv Mi frtanA. of ths bill, who charged him with at tempting to weaken -. ths bill ' by giving its opponents : tints to gather rotes against it ' Thoss members who fought tot tas elimination of the first aid clause lined up with the friends of the bill, as they had promised to do. uu uw raiuur. waa xinauy passsa oy a vots of to Xim-x t: LydjtfZ'--. , Ssaata rafsss Oams .O0dv - Ths new game code was passed by tho senate ysstsrday aftsr a ' long struggle, in ' which the enemas ' of , the bill attempted to Insert a large .number Of special provisions for nearly svsry oounty in ths state. Jhe vbUl as passed provides that hunting licenses good in on county shall cost $1 and state li censes $5 for residents, i Non-residents must pay $10 for county licenses and $25 for stats licenses.' Persons" may hunt and fish without license on their ow property, A faunal commission of five, to be appointed by ths governor, wUl havs charge 6f the enforcement of ths gams laws. A salaries secretary of the commission and two chief gams wardens at $1600 a year each are pro vided for. Tho aot provides for ; two chief deputies and a sub-deputy In svsry county. Hunters can bag only IS up land birds a day, and a week's shooting 1 limited to 19 birds. Hunting deer with dogs Is -prohibited and ' to kill an elk is made a gross misdemeanor. Svsry fisherman over 16 years : of age must have a license,' farmers hunting and fishing on, their own lands excepted.. The bill to assess for taxation nsn traps and paraphernalia on fishing sites will be sent to the governor. It has already passed ths senate, and ths bouss is friendly to. the measure. ' .Primary and Xol Option. '. Ths bouss today fiddled with ths primary election law by first voting to strike the second - choice . provision from ths bill, and thsn voting to rein state It ' ;p't'-.. 1" i ' Ths ; county unit local ' option bill, which has already passed ths senate, has reached ths house and been sent to the committee on rules. This bill will bs contested In the bouss and its final, passage is doubtful, v f ! 1 ;. : ' I ' 1 , ; . fK&t : . t : Narnp Girl a BnicMto. , !t OpeeUl DUpatos ts Tto JooraaL , , . Boise, .Idaho, Feb. 1. Despondency over disappointment in lovs caused Ber tha Calkins,1 prominent young woman of Nampa and a former student at ths University of Idaho,' to commit suicide by drlnklnr strychnine last night Shs wis. 81 years of age--!--?'-' 1 1 1 1 1 J Not by worthless "mada-to-sen" nistroma, but by reliable, honest effective 088 (Six- ty Eixhty-Elght), compoBded from the prescription of a doctor of Superior. Wis eonsln. who used it extensively in his 1 practice before it was put on ths market It U ramraateed.' If yours should prove to be one of the few eases it will not re-, lleve, your druggist will efaai tke.aeeaey,. you paid him for a bottle of it .ji ' ' 1 Our rreeBooklet "Medical Av!o4n Kheumatitm" is yours for ths asking. sk MATT. J. JOHNSON CO. " ST. PAUL MINN.,' 1 ' Parisians Corsets Ferris Waists Kayser Gloves Red Cross Show The East Side MNNON k CO. 388-390 East Morrison Street, Near Grand Avenue People's Store Some Rea I Bata ta Econo Mies for Saturday Bargain" sensation after bargain sensation will greet the eyes of every "thrifty woman who realizes the ira-' portanco of buying it this low rent east side store and attends this grand selling event tomorrow. Nowhere else will you find such a superb list of bargains such a startling array of enormous values as will be found at this popular store Saturday. Especial note should be made of the threat sale of child ren's school .dresses the second grand annual event of its kind in the history of this store. Be on hand early early buyers get first choice better selections bigger values. 8 ALE BEGINS PROMPTLY AT NINE-THIRTY SATURDAY MORNING. ? , . s- . 'v ... ' ' y : i .. SHOES ARE REDUCED Another sensational selling event in our ever popular shoe , department tomorrow a grand lot of boys' and' girls' school shoes, strictly .all solid leather the kind, that will stand hard, rough Regular $1.50 and $175 values, f A A wstUU shoes, pretty "colored Regular 25c val- wear. all sizes, go at, pair A, lot of Infants' soft tons, hlaclr natrnf vtrnm yues on sale Saturday for , 25c HOSIERY AT 15c Two hundred dozen women's sample hosiery. They come in plain cottons and handsome lisles, in black, tan and every wanted.color. All made with garter tops, high spliced neels and double soles. Positively the best 25c value, on 1 rj sale Saturday at, pair IOC Women's all rilk stockings a wonderful reduc tion for tomorrow only. Regular $1.25 qualities on sale tomorrow at this low CA price, pair eJUC Stocking Feet guaranteed sox at so pr v A hundred dozen of the famous Racine stock ing feet Buy them here tomorrow at this sensationally low T price, the pr. only IC A great sale ef men's socks, the kind usually sold at three pairs for 50c. A guarantee ticket on every pair. Their wearing qualities are warranted by us to be equal to the best 25c hose on the market A limit of sue pairs to a customer at this great O .reduction tomorrow at the pair ...OC, Knit Waists Fifty dozen child's knit under waists. TapeM shoulders and buttons that are on to stay, all sizes 4 to 12 1ft. yrs. at half price 1UC Shopping Baskets 5c A bargain basket to carry your bargains home in. - One only to A customer at this tremendous price reduction. Regular 25c C values for only ',. .... ..... . ..DC Buy Notions Pearl buttons, regu- O lar 5c kind for only mC Brass safety pins, 5c O val., doz: .Saturday aC King's basting thread. 0 200 yd. spools for ....s-C Children's Stockings Heavy corduroy ribbed stock ings for children. Durable and dressy, the best 12vc stocking' on the market All sizes APft Q 144 1 r An tiv STtntea IKT SECOND ANNUAL SALE SCHOOL DRESSES The second of our great annual sale school dresses tomorrow our big yearly event inaugurated to make an effective cleanup of every child's dresa that remains in the store. It is our aim to begin each season with a fresh, new, crisp stock, hence profits and former prices have been totally dis regarded. In the grand price aUshing to effect an Immediate clearance. Every mother who attended our last , annual event , will , surely profit by being on hand at this second wonderful sale. $1.50 and$1.75 School Dresses Saturday 59c ' 1 111 1 . 1 , This lot embraces over 60 dozen pret ty high and low neck style children's school dresses ' In all sizes. 4 to 14 years. They are neatly made of best percales, cnambrays, ginghams, etc., plain and plaid designs, all colors, trimmed with large pearl buttons. pleated skirts. The material used in these $1.50 and $175 garments would alone cost more. On ' sale CQJ Saturday ... . . .f. . . . . .DVC f . .."-it-'. r-"t'. ..1 "Ferris Waists" 25c .,.. ,,'-, '.:.' c-.'. u. l:r: Children's "Ferris waists, the popular .nationally advertised underwaists for . children. Made .with detachable buttons and hose ' supporters.,: A garment that ' is truly a "mother's ; friend." OC- Priced Saturday at only ......... ZiJC All Hair Switches at Half A- new-stock-of imported-Frenco-switches-all shades, to, go Saturday at half regular prices. All $6 switches, f 3; all $5 vals., 92.50; ' f r A .all $4 switches, 2; all $3 switches . . , 9 1 edlf ii vzrv warn. jft v mm HUM II I l i ) , - i I V 111! ih.'' mm. Children,s$2and$2.5Q Dresses Paly $1.19 Thirty dozen children's school dress es, all sizes from 4 to 14 years, sub stantially made of imported Scotch ginghams, galateas and best quality percales. Neatly trimmed with braid and buttons, pleated skirts, the kind that you have never bouarht before for Hess than $2 and $2.50. Hundreds of people are crowding the windows where these garments are on display, to go on sale at 9:30 Satur- J(J Boys' Blouses 25c An assortment of 60 dozen galatca'aind percale blouse waists for boys. .They come in light and dark colors, in plain, and striped patterns. ' A tremendous Value, all sizes, 4 to 14 years, OC 50c sellers, at ...................XiDC Boys' Knickerbockers at 50c Beknickerrjockefpsnts,darlr"patternsr,"lt sizes, well made, with buckle at. the knees. A sensational ' reduction tomorrow on this PA 85c value, only, pair .OUC ':" ' r"'r' Spooial Showing oild Display Ncxy Spring 7gs1i Gccda c Temptingly Low Pricea Open Until 0:30' Sate Evcnir A' NEW IDEA TV yO ' ' " ' r" ' fTS' 'V's . NEW IDEA . ' - " . ' ' . - - I Me. A jYEar, The Most in ValueThe Best in QnalUy Spring Styles Splendid Vals. In Women's Beady- to-Wear Garments Wo'men'g 8uitg at 812.60, 015, 817.50, 819.60,825 Vln this specially prepared selection you ' will find' both women's and misses' K Vuits 'in the newest spring styles. Coats are short and the skirts are made in ethe most popular styles. They come in black, also colors, navy, gray, tan - and a large assortment of novelty mixtures. Best of workmanship throughout ' 823 Spring's newest and prettiest coats are here, ready to wear the first time you want them: Full length garments of excellent quality broadcloth, serge, tiert and novelty coatings, shown in black, navy, tan, gray and a large variety of mixtures. They: are handsome garments, suitable tor all purposes and . excep tional values., . Silk Waiati, Values to 06.60 at t52.98T A wonderful showing of women's silk waists, samples purchssed from an orer - stocked manufacturer and offered to you at a saving. They are made of good quality taffeta and messaline and come m black and colors. Fssten bsck " or front. All sizes and rery latest styles. Regular Takes up to $6:50 7 QO priced this sale at 1 Wash Waists, Values to 81.50 at 89o ' . ' Wonderful waist values in a great showing of pretty styles and materials. They Include tailored waists, pleated or tucked effects and others prettily embroidered. Materials are lawn, poplin, sateen, madras, percale, linene and flannel OQ. ' waisting. Values up to $1.50 on sale at ..........OJC New Spring Hodels HMMSaBMSJSMBMSieaSMlMMSMe , I, .(,.', $1 M lb See Morrison Street Window for Display ' Just received, a big shipment of the very latest spring models. They are made o( fine light weight batiste or medium weight coutil, all boned with rustproof , steels. Come In the high, low or medium bust, with the very long skirt or thr more medium effects. A stylish model to fit every figure. Every corset jullv guaranteed. Very popular prices ..81.00, S2.00, f 2.60 and S3.00 mm S ! Special Beductions,Notton Counter Bei 5c Toilet Soap 45o Doz. I Hand Bag., 03 Valnei 81.00 r A special Saturday offering of fine Toilet Soap, such as White Clover, Buttermilk and Cucumber, shown one dozen cakes in box. Soap that sells regularly st 5c a cake. Specially priced JKp this sale, dozen '. Itl 81.50-81.75 Hand Bags 98o A sale of over 1000 Handbags, made of good quality leather and shown on plain and metal frames. They are lined with nice quality leather and have neat coin purse and card case fittings. Regular $1.50 and $1.75 values. Special QQ for this sale aOl A great special showing of over 500, handsome Handbags of goat seal and walrus goat leather, shown in regular and flat shapes. They come in large sizes and are lined with good quality leath er. Regular , $3.00 values. Special M Ct for this sale plsUs7 Best 73o Elastic Belts at 49o These fine new Elastic Belts are made of excel lent quality silk elastic in plain color or Persian ; efects and have very elegant buckles, i A complete ' assortment to choose from. Regular AQn 75c values. Special this sale... ei, Attractive Vals. New Undermuollno j75oto$4:.35 An extra fine showing of women's Muslin Gowns. Made of good quality nainsook, cambric, crepe or silk mull, with pretty lace and embroidery trimmings. All well made and neatly- finished. Every garment a good value. HKp to AM OK yropuiany pncea irom .w f - g25cto $2 .25 A special offering of Dainty Corset Covers, made of good quality material and neatly trimmed with laces, embroideries and ribbons. A large selec tion to choose from. 'All extra well made and finished. Specially priced 5C t0 $225 ' Special Values in the Men's Section The items listed here only tell a part of the story for tomorrow's sale. There are many other; offerings equally as good: Men's Shirts at 69o A very complete assortment of Men's Shirts, made of excellent quality blue chambray and shown cost style, with cuffs attached. They come with full pleated or plain bosom, also pleated, piped with white. Exceedingly good val- CQ ues. Priced for this sale .Us7l Hen's Under- wear, Special 1 A special offering of Men's Underwear, merino shirts and drawers shown in spring weight. . They come in a natural gray, soft finish material and are well made and neatly trimmed. Reg- TP- .ular 75c values. Priced this sale, garment : tluC Three Big Specials in Children's Sweaters Children's Sweaters, all QQf Children's Sweaters, all CQ Children's Sweaters, all fJQg 75c values, at 07L $1,00 values, at 1171 $125 values, at I iC Knit Underwear and Hosiery Seasonable weight knit under wear and hosiery forewomen and children at prices that per mit of splendid savings. r 4rM; - ii,r V i him ii in.", mm; in miii ij t .' Women's Hose, 35o Grade at 21o ' A special sale of 500 dozen pairs of - Women's Fine Ribbed Stock ings, made of fine lisle thread with well shaped leg and reinforced heel and toe the good, durable sort, guaranteed fast black, Ol sold everywhere at 35c a pair,' on sale ' Saturday ' at MX V Women's Underwear, 81.50 Grade 8110 1 1" "" ' ' . i ".' ' .in" ' , ' An out-of-the-ordinary sale of Women's High-Grade Knit Under wesr at less than regular factory cost Flat knit, wool vests and pants in all the besf styles and in all sizesperfect fit- (JJt "I Q : tingt well finished garments, sold regularly at $1.50, now vXeisA Children's Hose, 25b Grado at lOo A special offering of Children's Heavy; Cotton Hose, made in a fine rib, with narrowed ankle and double heel and toe all 1 0 ' sizes. Regular -25c -values: on sale Saturday arvrrrrrrr'J-sv- Infants Ruben Vests, the oooular garments, made with- out buttons, all sizes, in 40c grade, on sate Saturday at . . . 1 ,