Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1911)
THE OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND," MONDAY r EVENING," MAY Zirmir" II ALCOHOL UN CODY AH 'hi 1 V' ,. II 1 j. . vr'.r , 'f- V B. 0. HerrlcJc, Rheumatio Cripple, Sues Osteopath ' for $io,ooa : ; BtUm, Or, May , II Xavelopea V la flame while blnc firm aa eleohollo bath,. SL B. Herrick of SUvertoa VM Mrtrtlr burn and haa started suit la the Marlon eoenty circuit court today againat C V. Heleley, aa osteopath, te recorer $10,0)0 damagea. Tba old man alleges tha oataopath eaoaad him to be atatad In a ehalr, where ha waa (Iran a hot vapor bath while oorered com pletely with Dlaaketa. During, thla vapor bath an alcohol lamp waa leapt burning unaer tna enau-.. When tha vapor path waa enaee tha lamp ahonld hara extinguished before tha aloohol .waa appllad (or tha massage which followed. Thla tha oataopath negleoted to ,do, Her rick eajra, and hla body waa Immediately wrappad la flames. Ha clalma that ha had baan Buffering from . rheumatism and net-rove dlaordara prior to tha ao cldent but waa abla to gat around fair ly wall with tha aid of orutcbaa but that alnoe ha waa burn ad he.hae been aaffarlng graatly and anabla to move. f .BOOM FOR WILSON (Oontlauad From Page One.) Wllaaa delegate and that bo la ene of tba snost enthusiastic Wilson' men la tba aatlooal aapitai r Aaother knowa fact ta that O Gorman haa old Murphy ao ta hla feoe, and that ha did not ml nee bia worda -when be ao Informed tba Tammany ehleftaln. "- .. Contributing to tha latereet ta these dlaoovarlea, la tha record or the ainner lately given ta honor Senator COoi-i maa la New Tor City whin the only oonepteuoua apeak er, beetdea COorman himself, waa Woodrow Wllaon, who look- lna aver towarda. Murphy at another part of the dining room, launched forth Into a diatribe againat polltloal boaaea. and. la hla definition thereof, made It plain that be referred to boaaea of the Murphy type. Slnoa tha saw New York senator waa elected. It haa been recalled that, yea re ago, .be belonged to tha Henry Oeorge party la tha metropolis; that be Imbibed viewa at that time, when much younger, which he retalna j to thla day. la ad- mined by those who bare talked with him there. rs..,v.- ..,.,, W BoaSy for WUaoa, Potjttoal forecasters In TVeahlngton wnavanjoy the eonriaenoe of New York era aspect that the delegation . from that etate wyi eaat complimentary voteo for ooverner DU la the national Dm ocraUa oonyenUenf but that they will be merely aompllmentary la not doubted. and tt la being averred that Pig will be really for Wllaon, , Theae thlnga are regarded here .aa partial explanation "Bf. the apllt between Dlx and Murphy, which now la gener ally admitted to be mora or leaa seri ous. ' " - Promoters ef ' the Harmon boom - In Washington and that boom eentera largely In- thla city now have laid claim to New Torre deleaatlon for 1111. along with practically alf of New Eng land, Feimaylanvla, Delaware, Maryland, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, Tennaaaea, Kentucky, North Carolina, Il linois, Xowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Mlohlgaa, California, and aome ether atatea. ' WSaea Soom ?lmlag. It baa been ascertained, 'however, that I Georgia., haa allpped from the grasp of I the tlarmonltea, and ' gone aver to the wiison , column, that Mlaalaalppl baa almost aa certainly done the same, that Harmon haa n't a show to get Califor nia, and that New England, aa well a.a all ef tha mentioned western atatea, la honey eombed with Wllaon sentiment - A Statement printed .In the Washing ton correspondence of the Newark Even ing News more than year ago- that John Plerpont Morgan, before Balling ror Europe, called mea prominent ta finance and Industry to the Metroooll tan oluh, and gave tba word that Har mon most be. nominated, and that la mediately a movement waa erraalaed under Francis Lynda Stetson's direction to . capture tha Demoomtlo nomination for the Ohloan has traveled tha coua try over: It baa been copied, editor ialised on, rewritten and made tha basis of newspaper and tnagaslne articles, ao extensively, that tha Harmon boomers are finding their candidate losing ground, and Interest centering around Wllaon and Champ Clark aa tha two men, ana of whom probably will be the Democratic nominee for tha presidency. WUaoa ToUowera Optimistic, It la tha opinion of the Wilson . fol lowers that be will get tha nomination. It la probably beyond doubt that within the paat feur weeka Wilson sentiment haa grown amaalngly, and that aa it grew Clark sentiment lessened. It had been known that the movement for Speaker Clark had. gained significance. But aa information trickled Into waah lnjctoa from local . leadera the country ever, It waa apparent that tba exlattag state ar opinion among Democrats waa erystaualng In- thla forms : Wilson aould carry every state Clark could carry: he oould carry aome atatea that Clark oould not oarry; hence. Wil son would aeem to be the logloal can didate, fen view of the progressiva char acter of the New Jersey executive's pollolee and hla demonstration of ability to transmute legitimate political desire bate statute against tha machinations of skilled politicians af tba old school. . ' Bryaa a rossfbOlty. ' It eannot be overloked that many. In fluential Demoorats retain a desire to nominate Bryan, and all who calcu late political probabilities realise that tha Nebraakaa baa by no means been removed from the list of those who must be accounted nomination posslblll- 71 a e emaaaj wvvwtwVj wearwawaVw luvn tloa of hla ngma, and be would support either Wilson or Clark earnestly. Br ran knowa that be could not oarry eaatern atatea, and that Wllaon oould. Accord ing to men who. are la Bryan's confi dence, be ta not a candidate. Aa automobile deelgned to treaevert a field gun, mounted on tta carriage, la being teeted by tha British army. HYDROPHOBIA MICROBE FN UN - PITTSBURG PltUbtrrg, PaX May II-Dr. Frederick Proeacher, pathologist at Allegheny General hospital. It became known to day, has dieoovered the . hydrophobia mlorobe, for which Pasteur Bought for years. He gave a brief talk on bis dis covery, and exhibited magnified lantern slides of . the germa at a clinic thla morning.. Tha clinic waa attended by many notedmedlcai mea. ' Dr. Proesoher aaya ha made hla dis covery from micros oophlo examinations of tissues from the nervous ayetern of dors, cats and horaea naturally infected with hydrophobia; also of rabbits ln nooulated with vims. Twelve dogs in fected with virus ware examined and usee peculiar miorobes were found in each- Similar micro bee eannot be found m any oxner niaesaa. School Outgrown la Two Tears. Paaco, Wash.. Mar II. Bv a vote ef 441 for and 121 againat. Paaoo Friday approved bonds of 140.000 for a new school building, the lerre build in erected about two years ago having been autgrowa, At another election Saturday block 1 af Whitehouae addi tion waa selected aa tba elte. , - State) Welrar Coaventioru Richmond. . "Va May 1 1. With the opening of tba State Welfare convention hare today special speakers from the Rues all gage foundation and other child helping Institutions have coma to the asslstanoe of tha charitable forces of Virginia. Governor . Mann wlU deliver tha addresa of welcome.' - rfo Sarsaparilla Has surpassed all other medi cines in merit sales and cures. It purifies the blood and builds up the whole system. Be sure to take it this spring. ' Get It today la usual liquid form r chocolated tablete called Bane tabs. - Complete SfocRsXc?ntsV Rental Dept. and Equipment Bureau. 3d FloorFull Lines House JPalnto-Window and Door Screens Pustless Dusters i ....... ... ... ... .. . - 66Msim9 Weefe" M 'tame (DMg, .Wwflmniaiiin & Mm SfloFfe (D)i)iniM Menn9s nii M M aimdl Up Men's 31.25 Shirts at 55c Men's 01;5OShIrtsat Now, Meat Wa waot re with afc thU weak espcdailjr. You are gttting ready lor tha big Rom show and, "Juat Hkt tha men," you want to appear at your best. Here's a line of Shirts made of fin ejoallty Percales, fast colors and neat patterns! cat fnD In tba body, perfectly sized. With cuffs attached aa unusually good assortment to choose from. Our regular vi- fTjf ues to 12S, for this sale at only OOL la the Hen's Corner tomorrow, wa w&I feature a lot of Shirts which any store would be proud to own as $US0 vaioee. They are the popular coat styka, with cuffs attached. The materials are Imported QtngKama and Percales, woven madras, etc The patterns are all new and have been carefully chosen. They were made by one of America's leading manufacturer, OQ. tad are regular $1.50 shirts, special OaI Men's Shirts $1.35 r This lot taken from onr regular stock is the best Ifave we harve shown at such an excep tionally low price. They are the coat style Oolf Shirts, with cuffs attached, Percales, Woven Madras, Persian Cords, etc, In a very select Jot of patterna. 8nch makea aa "Savoy." "Eagle." and ethers also some French cuff styles in the lot. Val. Ott nea to $20. special for Men's Week at the the bargain price of only, each PJ-W Men's $6.00 Pants att $3.85 300 pairs of Men's Trousers picked up by onr Clothing buyer, who Is now in the East, at a very advantageous price. Styles for the particular business man aa well as particular young fcUowBcasaimcrea, worsteds and serges PQ Of? fa plain and nest patterna; actual IS and $6 yalnea,, special at, pair PJ0J MEN'S $1 SOCKS FOR 27c MEN'S 25c SOCKS FOR 11c Another lot of surprising values in neat patterns and high-grade CJO OfT materials; good values st $3.50 and $4.00, spedalixed st, ;he pair PaieOu $1.50 UNDERWEAR AT 69c 50c NECKWEAR NOW 25c "Men's Week," a lot of odds and ends and short lines of Underwear onion suit, shirts and drawers; all sizes and most every style, plain white and col ors. Values to $1.30. Special CQ0 for th week at, the garment DiC NECKWEAR About 1000 dozen to go for "Men's Week." Open end narrow reversible silk four-in-hands, in plain or fancy patterns; knitted ties in many neat effects, and a splendid assortment of washable, re- Of? versible ties; worth 50c, special vC Here's where you come in strong for your fine Hosiery to wear wrth low shoes. Fine lisle and Silk Socks in plain or fancy colors, bought as a fao tory e lean-op at our own price. Or7 Vals. to $1 a pair, specialized atelJ I V Cotton Sox Very exceptional Cjualtty Cotton Hose, In black, tan and fancy colore. Absolutely fast; sizes 9i te lij. Splendid values to 25c 1 1 a pair, specialized for only XXI Men's S3.50 Pajamas $1.65 Men's S4.00 Sweaters $1.95 "Men's Week," a sale of two great Unas of men's Pajamas. Lot 1 comprises those made of madras and percale materials. They are well made, correctly sized and oeat fitting. Nicely trimmed with silk loops. Our regular $3.5Q val- Q-f pr ues, specially priced at only OXeDD Lot 2 A big assortment of fine grade Pa jamas, maae oi soisette, dimity and silk and linen materials, in blue, pmk, tan, lavender, wnue ana cream; ail sizes ta this lot, and remarkable $4.50 rals. $2.35 Nowli the time when all thoughta are of outdoor sports. Sweaters are indespensa bla. Here la a lot of samples bought way under price. Coat styles for men or wo men, solid colors or two-color combina tions, with or without pockets. Made of good wool yarns; actually worth $3.50 and $iiXX We price them for "Men's QF Week" at the very low price of eDXeat) Suspenders, wide or narrow, with (M Af leather ends; 50c values, 3 pairs vXeUU ffl.gQ Cooper Under wear at 98c "Men'a Week," a aale of "CooperV 8pcin: Needle Underwear. Very hieh-claaa mer. chandiao sold all over the country at 81.30. One of the met rvl.. mA best waring lines on the marketn-always give satisfaction, -all fit perfectly. Fellows who like good unucrecw ana wno mow a Dargain when they see tt. will lay in a suddIv of theae U0 garmenta, now placed on special aale at the very low price of only 98c OStar Sale of Men's S5 Shoes at G3.85 In tha Shoe Store, main floor, a sale of Men's Shoes and Oxfords in the Willow and Russian calf, gunmetal and shades of tan; also patent calf and kid stock. Regular $5 values, spe- (PQ QC dal for Tuesday Star Sale at only, pr. vOeOfJ S3.5Q Patent PumpsSl.98 Star Sale of women's Patent Pumps and Oxfords In all grades of leather, the kind you'll want this Summer. Broad range for choosing; good run of sizes. Reg. (PI QQ values to $3.50, special, the pair fostar Sale Women's S5 Pumps at S3.39 -Star bargains in womeu'a brown calf, pumps made of Willow calf on short stage lasta, toe with beau tiful Gros-Grain ribbon bow. A very attractive shoe for street or dress wear. Reg. jQ QQ stock value at $5 pajr, for this sale, POeOe7 3 SRlrt lVlarRer Reg, age Valuen 12c lOc Hair Nets ot 4c Dressmakers' favorite gauge skirt marker, measures correctly, hangs a skirt perfectly. A regular- 2So "I O, seller, now priced at only, each XawC Hair Nets, the "Sylvia," the best silk hair net made; 36 inches long, tied at both ends. Our regular price A n 10c, special for this aale at only TtC Star Sale 50c Win- dow Shades at 28c Great Star Sale la the Drapery store, third floor; good quality oiled opaque window shades 3 feet wide and 7 feet long, mounted on good spring rollers. A limit of 10 to a customer. Good OQ sellers at 50c each, special Star Sale priceaoC SHOE SHINING PARLORS s0Ji " 1 SPECIAL 25-CENT - DAIRY ARE NOW OPEN LOCAT- Mt3jpa UpM LUNCH SERVED DAILY ED IN THE BASEMENT m-'' ' IN THE BASEMENT STORE ii 350 Trimmed HalsQ $7.50 Values S1.95 In the basement "Underpriee Store 350 Trfm'd Hats. Scarcely two of a kind. Small, medium and large shapes, trimmed in silks, ribbons, quills and beautiful flowers. This lot com- C"l 0 prises practically all $6.50-$7.50 hats $Xee70 'gttair EsaiFifaiinns aumcflL Omm0 Wfth Ammewmr 3Me Salle (pj Spotless-Ltaenis SSiKiDweir fiop JJuUnne Bridles $2.00,TaMeDamaski;69 $5M .Table Clotlis $3.38 Notiitng appeals more strongly to a woman's We are agenta in all the great 'Northwest for splendid offering to the sweet, beautiful June bride, ef refinement than rich linens. Richardson Linens. Here ia our Look at our great concessions. 500 PATTERN CLOTHS will be featured in this sale, as they are always very acceptable and make neat gifts at any season. PATTERN CLOTHS, size 2x2 yards, very attrac- QfT 4( tive patterns, offered special at -this price for only Vtfeiv PATTERN CLOTHS, size 2Ux2H yards. Ex cellent quality for gifts. Now on special sale at only PATTERN CLOTHS, size 2x2j4 yards. A splen- flJO TA did ' assortment from which to choose, special for pOeXU NAPKINS, full: dinner size, in many select pat- terns. Now on special sale at only, the dozen $6,75 $7.65 S2.TA5 Towels Q1S7S S1.25 Towels at 98c Richardson's finest quality hand-embroidered and scalloped Huck Towels, with ?"J f7ff space for monogram; reg. $2.75 vaL vl I O RICHARDSON'S hand-hemstitched and scal loped Towels, huckaback weave. Reg- QQA ular $15 value, offered this sale, each aOC fSN TTa IVnnirinfl fSHiTJS rT.in' ar ------- wm.' Very fine Five 'Clock Tea I Napkma, " hem stitched and in desirable sizes and patterns. Reg. $1150 values for $9.00, and our HJZ ... ea nn .n..;.i jn. anil, i Si 150 PATTERN CLOTHS will go In this lot, and the assortment will V appeal to all women of . refined taste. Easy choosing. $3.20 Star Sale $3.00 Fishing Outfit $1.95 In the sporting goods store, fourth floor, a sale of Boys' Fishing Outfita, comprising 1 $1.25 fishing rod, 3 jointed, with extra tfo, nickel mount- King, cork grip m doth sack; 1 willow fish basket, 7ici I double multiplying reel, 50c; 1 extra quality, electric braided trout line and half dozen fly hooks, worth 25c A fine complete outfit; M QfT worth $3. now at PXee7t $5.50 Hammock $3.95 A Star Sale of close-woven twill and basket weave ham mocks with broad valance and concealed spreader at head, lay back pillow with button and tassel, double stringing with rope and cord wood bar at head and foot The pattern design repre sents a Hindoo study from covers of Adjunta. dQ Q? Reg. $5.50 vals, at JOee7J $2 Croquet Set $1.39 8-ball slst, long handlemal lets, niceljr finished hardw'd. & Tuesday Star Sale of 50c Values- afi 29c Star Bargain prevail in the Hoaiery Store for tomor rorWomcn Black Gauze Lisle Stocking! with wick double topa and extra reinforced heela and too Alao Black Silk LUlea with beautiful lutter and good wearing quality Reg. 50c values on aale, pair 29c r 83.50 Silk Hose at $129 Clark Make Hose at 18c Pair Women's Silk Stockings, the well-known "Onyx Brand" Made with the very handsome silk-embroid- ered insteps, extra spliced heels and foot Regular values to $3.50 the pair Special $1.29 "Clark Make" Hosiery for Children, 5000 pairs, guar- anteed fast black cotton, with seamless foot and leg and reinforced soles and knees, in the medium weight for boy Regular 25c values for only linen lined; $150 r value TABLE CLOTHS, size 2x3 ' yards, our choicest patterns iff $4.50 values, specially priced now for, each TABLE CLOTHS, sire 2x3 yards, our best pat- 9 QQ terns in $5.50 values, specially priced at only, each POeOO NAPKINS 200 dozen dinner size, in patterns in DA new pleasing patterns; regular $5.50 value, dozen VTKeOv t-rlZ $gjg, 2000 Dozen Bed Sheets on Sale 7Q00 Dozen Pillow Cases on Sale ' ' ' '' ' "n '' "" ' " "' " ' ' " " - ' ' ' ' ' 1 " nun. i,i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 .i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i .i .I .1 ii f i. ..inn.. TablC DamaSk and RGCepUOn ClOthS Hotel " Rooming-houses may now prepare for the big rush of business that will be on during the Rosi Festival, ake advantage of tills aale now. 18c & Star Sale Suit Cases 58.50 Values nt $6.98 83.60 Values nt $2.48 Genuine Cowhide Suitcases, 8 Inches deep, with 2 straps all around, fitted with brass locks and catches, ' two. handles, steel frames, linen lined, ex tra deep cover with partitions and inside straps. A regular & fQ VVTeeyu $8-50 value. Special at only Keratol Suitcase,! 8 Inches . deep," 2' straps all around, leather corners, fit ted with good, bandies brass ' lock and catches,' steel frame CO A Q r. l j ' j r;rr. i - v. . Richardson's fine doubfc JDamaafc. 2 v.M. AA lno .rn ?? lenuiu uuauiy rmow .vases, repreaenung a great spe- assortment of .patterns, suitablelor bedding gftsjlj fZ gi nZZZ 7 our best rcg. $1.85 grade fot tUS, tod $2.00 1 quality tpl.tilf LOT 1 MEDIUM WEIGHT, ON SALE 10c A splendld,assortment .of Lace. Reception Cloths, Tea Cloths, LOT 2HEAVY WEIGHT, ON SALE 122C ?lddf 15c Bath 1 A Towels iin 2000 dozen heavy bleached Sheets for hotel use, hand-torn and ironed and ready for use. Here is where you save EXTRA LARGE 75c SHEETS NOW AT 66V UUUBLE tiU 70C SHEETS AT ONLY 53c 1000 dozen bleached Um SINGLE BED 60c SHEETS NOW ONLX45 1 jt Bff Z 10 2 a