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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1911)
J THE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO, 'JUNE ' 23.' frill. i'i 11 : STRENGTH IS GONE V- Questions ;of Reciprocity and Direct Election of Senators i Split Insurgents In Twain-r No Help In Sight, s i (Wtthlnctoa Rama ef The loan!. I , Washington, p. C, June II. Jfollow re of the proa-reesiv movement In na tional politico have been taking-aooount .of Mock, and aeccrtalnlne; to what de tree', recent dlvlalone of tholr forooa have apollea what looked ltk. brilliant proepecta for aocceaa In 1111. . The verdict la that the eonaumraatloa Of the plana for the Matoratlea of pop ular government In the United Ctatea rouet be put forward Into a future somewhat later than 1111. a ' 'Dlvlaioa Apyean atopeleea. The dlvtafoa of prog rteaire forcea came on two treat eeuea direct eleo tlon ofvaenatora and reciprocity, end the alvlalon appear to' e for the prea- ant hopelcaa. ..';'! .. i ' ' . ' , - The amendment ; to the federal con atltutlon prdivldlng for popular election of aenators goea to the atatea with the provlao attached that the conareaa ahall hav aupervlaloa of elections of aen atora la eereraj atatea, l It waa , at tached through adoption of the amend mant of Senator Brlatow,' of Kanaaa, to th reaolutloa if Senator Borah, - of Idaho, for aubmlaelon to the atatea. On thla Brietow amendment the pragrea alvaa divided anU cannot bo cemented again, - ..,.) . ,(.,; ., : Brroc oa Xfana. -,.- , On reciprocity, the aame dlvlaton oo eurred. It waa acknowledged that the proaldent propoaod Canadian reciprocity largely to ."put the progreaalvee In a hole," and that he succeeded, becauae aom of the progreaalvaa failed to aee that. If they fought reciprocity, they would help Taft. whom they wanted to defeat, And "Whom, "j apparently, that could have defeated, had thoy not arred on that laeue. Thoeo progroaalvea who took the eland agalnat reciprocity have gone too ' far to recede; ao that they have almply helped the man they hoped to hurt, tn abort the prograa alvea who oppoaed, reciprocity, made poor political gueaaea and ailed to gauge, popular eentlment. it to popular election of aen atora. the opinion la aipraaaed hero quite gen erally that enough southern atatea will reject the eonetltutlonal amendment tfi prevent getting the requlalte three fourth a majority of the atatea ,for ;tbe propoaal. " Of eouraa, : It cannot . ha as aerted, ret It la the better gueaa In advano that enough atatea twtU adopt It with the Brlatow amendment to In corporate It In the national constitution. ..-I. ft At rat Apart. -'V-V ' ' 4 . However, on two great laauea of the special aeealon, - th . progreaslv roraee have seen riven asunder, and It en not bo denied that In a aena th two factions of progTeaslvlsnj stand1 glaring at each other, with not ton cordial feel Ins baek Of th glaring. Under thee conditions, atandpattere are. disposed to danoe In mad glee at what they profess, to believe Is the ulti mata disintegration of th progreaslv movement. . That, certainly,, is. veriest fooliahneee.' The progressiva movement having bean' baaed upon a moral Issue, higher, and more fundamental than any apeciflo issues that have ariaan,iit can not be wracked by existing ' divisions among certain of th man who have been leadlag th progressiva movement Men who ses - deeper . than' the surfao realls that th Amorioan people ' hava ben ' ' aroused aa not 4 bsfor . in a half century; that It la not a auprflolal affair, with th ambitions of a law men as Its mo tive power; but that It la a bloodless revolution, which th people' have de termined to ntllls to' rector t them- solve the government which has been wreated from them by th apeclal Interests, These deeper seeing men. too, dls- oern ' that, asids from spsotflo Issues whloh must psrforo at time dlvld th progressive army., la one that baa come to the fore as the dominating la sue of the century jth question of how to control th all-oontrolllng powr that dtrsot th money eourcee of th United State; that, atill deeper, It has been learned finally that control of credits la. really .th thing that gives ultlmat control of th natlon'a activities. - ' It la anticipated 'that that ao 'will ooaleso ' th now. divided progressive forces, when, the political element that hitherto rworked , together t soon ad vantag nav Man-again Bnttd. . , . WD1 roro Ohaag, ' ; ' i Sine Senator La Follet te'a cand ldacy haa boon formally announced,' it has become ' apparent that hla nomination by th Ilepubl leans cannot-b-accomi- allahed. ' One finds few who will express ths belief that Taft win not be re-nomi-natod. But it la. admitted' that La Fol lette's candldaoy will arouss - oonelder able following th country over, and that he will go to th national conven tion with power enough to compel radi cal changes ls th platform as it would be adopted war It not for th L yol lette fight -. ' - u If. than. Wood row Wilaon . b' named by the Democrats, th altuatlon will b a prograsalv for presldsnt on th Dem ocratic ticket, and a candidate on th Republican ticket Tor whom the Reoub- llcan progressives cannot fight with any heart It Is expected that It win be Im- poealbl to unit th conservative Ke- publloana with the progressives for Taft unless th selection of Senator Borah of Idaho should succeed -la doing that I CHOICE OF 3 ROUTES TO REACH CHICAGO ' New, Tork,(N. T., June tl. Whsn Jams ,R01 announced th large bond isu by. ths a rant Northern there was a CtrcumstantlAl-statsmsst current that h proposed to take over th Burling ton and divorce It for the Northern Pa olf lo, Bine tbsa . railroad men have bsea .spooulatln upon th probalft re- aults to' be' aspect ed from auoh pro osedlng. ''It -haa been repeatedly aald that It was only a question of tiro wbn th Burlington would become th absolute property of the Oreat North ern, and although Mr. Hill, with equal frequency, discouraged the Idea, ha failed to kilt, it i With ths divorce effected as described th Chics ro A "Northwestern le to be operated under a . alliance with ths Northern 'Pacific. .It becomes a matter of Interest t know what attltud ths Union Paclflo will take in the routing of its traffic between Omaha and Chi cago. The opinion le that It would not continue tta preaent relation with the Northwestern, and If the arrangement la ended It la said that ths Harriman road will have th eholo of three con nections to reaoh Chtoaso, the Bock laland, th Illinois 'Central and th St PauL i - 1 H . t v. , FROM THE SOUTH Bay 'City Chamber of Com r merce Coming to the Asto . ria Centennial. Los Angeles, Cel., Juns II Califor nia la lining up for th Astoria Cen tennial. Commercial bodlea, civic or ganisation and ' newapapera ar shout ing the merits of Oregon's big, pageant to every bom and vacatlona ar being arranged so that the Golden atat In habitants may ahut their desks snd Journey to Astoria via Portland during tha continuance of the centennial. Governor Johnson, after a apeclal ap peal from Governor West of Oregon has e greed te spend about a week at As toria and bring hla official ataff and Home of Callfomla'a representative wo men to enow tha Interest taken by thla atate In Oregon and her centennial. In San Pranclaeo the chamber of commerce haa adopted resolutions In dorsing the centennial and a commit tee has been appointed to arrange an excursion to the mouth of the Col urn -. bla 'Hvcr via Southern Taclflp apeolnl train.1 The San Francisco Common ui club which, eight months at hi t but 19 member! and which now slwn tn enrollment of 1709 member will take an aaouralon to Aetorl and try to win all th buelneas , men possible to their train, ( i am,'; .., ,. , i , frank Brown, chairmen of the pub licity buresu of the Panama-Pacific eipoaltlon Is working out a plan to place aa exhibit at the Aatorls Centennial and the fair officials are going to do everything in their power to "Uouaf t centennial program. . - It la a far cry from Lo An gel fa to Astoria but th . news of th rcn tcanlal haa traveled even farther south to San DTego where John Day, mana ger of publicity for the Astoria Cen tennial and th Rev. Father John V. Waters a member. of th centennial ex ecutive committee go from her. While ' In thla olty Day called upon Mayor A I- 1 exander and had tba mayor pmmM . to appoint a committee to ' cooperate " with the centennial committee In ar- ' ranging ths Panama-Pacific day pro- ' gram. Tha mayor, who had just, fin -lshed talking with Phoenix, Artsona via -long distance telephona for th first time, the line being opened but now, declared thst lis would be In Astoria " for ths centennial and have aeverat mem V bars of hla cabinet with him. City Kdltor Stewart of the Herald, ' General Otla of the Tlmea and Max Ihm aen of the Examiner have opened tholr new a columns to ths Astoria Canton- ' nisi snd It Is likely that a great deal ' of enthualaam wlU be raised befor th Centenlal booater leave here Store Open Saturday Night Until P;3Q Cmnd Showing Knox Sailor Hats for Women, S3 and SO Trlcorn Riding Hats S5 "Vudor" sPorcti Shades and Hammocks-Tents and Camping Outfits Automatic Relrlgeratoro FIreless Cookers, Etc .iur,ig,;i.Fjp-Qfls. Fop Picnickers and Campers Saturday specials in our Grocery Store, 4th floor. Phone your orders. Ex. 12, A-6231. Delivery to all parts of the city. Lime Jnicc, Rose's, per bottle at 25c Potted Beef. Franco-Ameri' can brand, tperial. the can 10c 75c Ribbons, Special, Yard 37c Q5c Fancy Ribbons, Yard For tomorrow's itle w offer a splendid as sortment of high-luster, imported Taffeta Rib born in. every wanted shade. All pure silk, full 8 inches wide. The best ribbon of fer of the season; worth 75c yard, spL Oi C FANCY RIBBONS in all ths newest Dresden effects. Plaids in Scotch or French designs; stripes in many pleasing combinations. Ofl Kegular values up to 65c, special, yard le7l gQc Fancy Neckwear for age Women's S2.25 Belts at Q8c Deviled Ham, Undcrwood'ty special, doz. $1.65, per can 15c Pate de Foie Graa, special, a can 20c 25c bottle Grape Juice for only 20c Lunch Tongue, the can 20c and 35c Ham Loaf at 15 Chicken Loaf 20s Ox Tongue, 75 Veal Loaf at 15a Bon'd Chicken 35 Boned Turkey 407 Specials 4th Floor Queen Olives, the quart, special 40c Summer Sausage, special at th 30c Cervelat Sausage, special, per .lb 35c Boiled Ham, sliced, special at; lb 35c Dill Pickles, special at, the dozen 20c Tillamook Cheese, special at, lbv17c Kosher Meats and Sausages just ' in. Fine Shoes S4 Values Beautiful Tan Calf Pumps for women. Light willow leather, fashioned on short lasts, with tailored bow to trim. Good year welts. Also Tan and Black Velvet Pumps, with hand-turned soles; two straps at instep. Gunmetal and Patent Welt Pumps, fashioned on short stage lasts, with leather buckle and two-inch leather Cuban heels; made with instep straps. And 200 pairs of Welt Oxfords, button, blucher or Bal. pattern; tan calf and gunmetal, patents and (So vicis. Our regular $4 values j)e70 Window Shades 85c Values Now 29c 500 only to go at this price. Linen Hol land Window Shades, size 3 by 7 feet; limit 10 to a customer; regular 85c values ; special price thiri floor 29c 2QC p Fancy Neckwear; big, flowing fichu collars and coat effects in all the latest designs; jabots, cascades, stocks, etc., in net, lace, lawn and norelty patterns; regular 50c values, 25c, and 1.25 values, ea. VI Belts in elastic, leather and novelty mate rials, fitted with neat buckles; almost every shade in the lot. Regular values QQg to $2.25, special at only, each wv ALL OSTRICH PLUMES ARE PRICED AT ONE THIRD OFF RENTAL DEPARTMENT and EQUIPMENT BUREAU ON THE THIRD FLOOR Me Mee's Summer Snuifls 0 to 41 Mnne 7S Tomorrow we will bring out the remainder of that special purchase of Men's Suits for the daa tell ing only Look elsewhere before you come and buy by comparison- It will then be easy to convince fyou that no other store is even making an attempt at such value-giving The materials are the very bestThey come in plain grays, rich browns and tans, gray mixtures, brown mixtures, and blue with white stripes, etc Many pure worsted in the lot Sizes run from 34 to 46 These suits were all made by one of New Yorka leading tailoring establishments They are actual regular (T A fj g $27.50 to $40.00 values and we have specially priced them for tomoiTpw's telling only 3) I V O A Sale of 500 Pairs Men's Trousers Regular $6.00 Values Reduced o $3.45 Now; to brighten up that suit with a new pair of pants. When our buyer was in New York he bought all the odd pants on hand at one, of America's most popular suit factories; also bought all short lengths of materials and had them made up into fine trousers. The price which he paid was so exceedingly low that .we are enabled to sell them at the following crice. Everv size, everv nattern in the lot, including blue serges. All well-tailored, perfect-fitting trousers. . Pure worsteds and all- wuui nidicudia. rcg tups, wiut mp sirap anu oeu loops ana j-incn turn-up on oottom. c 'j a r Also regular cuts for men. Good values to $6.00 the pair. All specially priced at only $UnkO M; m m W mm Ml ii All Boys' Suits at 'A Oil j Boys' $1.50 Pants 98c Boys Top Coats 4 OII Boys' $1.50 Shirts 98c Boys' Pants, made of khaki material, Knickerbocker, tt ' -a. 1 . et a. ..... . Great Saturday sale of boys' fine Suits. The very best makes; all new styles, in high-grade materials, guaranteed all wool; sizes to 18 years. Russian and sailor blouse' Buster Brown, Norfolk and Knick erbocker styles. Also our entire stock ff of boys' Top Coats. Special tomorrow "11 full peg style, with hip pockets and belt loops. QQn All sizes. The best $1.50 outinc pants. Dair aOl BOYS SOISETTE SHIRTS, regular styles or with French collars and cuffs; cream, tan, white, QQn blue and neat stripe patterns; $1.50 values, at OC Boys' Wash Suits Now at 12 Price Two big specials in Boys' Wash Suits, all good fabrics, well made and attractive styles; sizes 2li to 9 years. Our Tegular $3.00 val ues for only $1.48; our regular QO $4.00 values, priced now for only V-a-eJO Children's Hats 4Qc Values at 29c $6 Values S3.93 Saturday sale of Children's Hats. The most beautiful collection in all Portland. English Milans, patent Milans, royal Jap anese braids, pongee silks and linens, all soft, pliable hats; ribbon trimmed, plain effects or in pretty rosettes, etc. Prices t 40c values at 291 75c values at 59c? $1.50 values $1.10 $1.75 values $1.29 $2.25 values $1.69 $2.50 values $1.08 $3.00 values $2.49 $3.50 values $2.69 $4.00 values $2.08 $4.50 values $3.49 $5.00 values $3.89 $6.00 values $3.08 Children's Hats in finest qual- T pt ity English Milans, at $5.00 to . . JV Sale of Women's Sailors $3.75 Values Now al $2.50 Women will rejoice at this offering of Hyland Bros.' high class Sailor Hats. Smart styles in good head sizes. Our best regular $3 and $3.75 val- Aa Va ues at the special low price of Pae)U Men's 20c Hose Now lie Boys' 19c Hose: Special 9c 6 to 9:30 . p. m. - tomorrow, - Men's ' Ootton Hose in tan, black and blue, fast col 1 j ors; all sizes, regular 20c values for HC Boya ribbed cotton Hose, fast black seam less foot and leg, reinforced heel and A J. toe. Regular 19c values on sale now veC 15c Toilet Soap Special 3c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, 1000 cakes of fine quality soap in many odors. Supply needs. 75c Perlume for 15 c Ounce 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, your choice of 25 odors. Some of the very best makes. Try it 5c Spool Cottoit 8 t or 25c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, the beat quality Sewing Thread; white or black. Nos. 50,' 60 and 70. Positively for the , evening only. Regular 10c Hair Nets 3c 6 to 9:30 p, m." tomorrow, the Sylviani Hair Net; extra large size, tie' at both ends.1 In-' visible silk; all shades. Great bargains.! 40c Roast Coffee for 26c 6 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow, our Own Imperial Roast; a perfect blend; on the fourth floor. Cherry Fitters 75c Values at 59c In the, Hardware Section, 3d floor, a safe of Rollman Cherry . Fitters; rapid and KQ' accurate; regular 75c values, special tle7l GaMen Hose andReel$5.25 I i. r ii im In the Hardware Store, 3d floor, 50 feet of guaranteed Garden Hose rubber complete with nozzle and hose reel; a regu- Off OC: lar $6.35 value',! special at ' only ipOiO $4,50 Lawn Mowers $375 60c Brass Spayers at 49c Good strong frame, 16-inch sire; (PO HtL reliable ,$4.50 seller, ". special at vOel tl SPRAY The Brass Ring Spray, sells (Q regularly at 60c, special for this sale at l"e7C Aluminum Folding Cups on sale 10c Solid Up Coffee Pots on sale at 39c Knives and Forks, ' theset only 50c Teaspoons specially priced, dozen 8c Mee9 Coafl SIMrts Si.50ratiles95c 250 Doz. US r Tomorrow in the Men's Store, a sale of High - Grade Coat , Style Shirts, with cuffs at tached Plain white with plaited bosoms or neat striped and figured patterns with either plain or plaited bosoms '-The materials are the very best Were made up by one of America's leading shirt manufacturers By agree ing to use a large quantity, we secured shipment of 250 dozen regular $1.50 values for only $1.50 Underwear 65c A big table of odds, and ends pf fine Lisle Shirts and Drawers, balbriggan and lisle, plain or ,fancy; also light "weight union suits; values itp iJCa to $1.50, offered special, each Oul them at a price which enables us to offer this first $1 Underwear at 69c Tine, quality Lisle Shirts with short or long sleeves, Drawers knee or an kle length; suitable weight for warm weather; our s regular- $lvr val- Q ues, on special sale, garment Oa7l Sale If Menu's Tiles 5000 In the Lot Reg. 50c Grade A broad selection of pretty Summer Neckwear. A beautiful collection of all that's new and snappy in Spring and Summer Scarfs the wide, open-end scarfs. The narrow reversible and wash able fabrics in all wanted shades and patterns. We bought them at a great sacrifice on the part of the manufac turer. Regular 50c values, of- OQn fered special for this sale at, each aOC m. m wkhimv mm - mm aMHM "Service Sox" 6PairsS1.50 6 Pairs Guaranteed lo Last 6 Mo. OI all the "guaranteed socks which have been put upon the market, none will equal the "Service Sox." They have every merit which hosiery can possess. Fit, style and comfort have not been sacrificed for durability; They are full-fashione and made of the very best yarns. A box , M s fTA 6 pairs positively guaranteed to last 6 months, plaio-colors; 6 prs.? vXetlV $4.50ValuesS2.15 S3.50ValuesC1.55 i 1 11 ." 1 ' 1 'x 1 1 You have seen bargains in men's Pajamas, but none to equal these two great specials for Sat. urday. We have purchased all short lines and surplus stock from the "Universal" Pajama people, whose name-alone is a guarantee of quality. We bought them at less than half the ; maker's price and pass them on to you at the same saving. .The materials are fine silk tnd linen, imported madras, French percales and soisettes, in plain" colors,' or neat striped f-. fects; all well made and neatly trimmed. -txt' 1 comprises values to $4.50, for Qt CC $2.15; 2 includes values up to $3,50 $'00 Meg. $2.Uiul6M SmtiiatE29 Saturday sale of interest to all nen. Spl? ndid quality mercerised Lisle .Unio' Suits in hit e or, flesh: colors; Short or. Uog; saojs;ih!e weight?. Our regular $150 sif $2 OI fl values,'? special the-7 suit, fo only viM ''I K - t - J