THE OREGON SUNDAY' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1912.
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Dress Goods Workers Hunger
'. Because Slim Skirts Throw
Armies of Workers Out of
Employment In France.
By William Philip Stmma. .
Parts. Jan. fc -Fifty thousand men
; nid -women In and about Roubalx mf
cold and hungry; moat of them eat. bat
rthey have not enough; some are utterly
'destitute.? Dame Fashion, hobble eklrt
d, blindly copied by woman verjrwhere.
i la to blame. And Roubalx la not tne
iniy district ' Brarywhare that dress
Tooda are made, tba situation la mora ar
less tba same.
During tba pact rw tba leew U washes
f tba poor at Roubb& he only local
llty eoncarnlna Whlob statistics
available amauntad ta bo Jew than
S4.000.00S.: '
The bardaat part t the winter la yet
New Administration Prepares
to Install Sewer System and
Pave Streets; Plan Business
Blocks. 5
' fSoaelal ft The loamal.
Tillamook. Or Jan. . Tba year 191S
will be one of unusual proaresa in Tilla
mook, according; to the present outlook.
The sentiment in favor of ehrio Improve
ment la greater than ever before. The
advent of railroad transportation aeema
to have awakened a new pride la the
city and to have Inspired a desire for
better conditions.
The administration, whloh took over
tbe affairs of government this week,
lost no time In getting the new Ideas
under, way. - At .an Informal meeting
neia several days Before tne new mem
bers took of fine ; they engaged A. I
Richardson, a Portland engineer, to
make preliminary plans for the eon-
atruotion or a sewer system. This ao
Uon was rati fled at the first regular
meeting, ; Tuesday evening;
" - . " ' : grapnioai map of the city is to be mads
40 to do cents a poona; bui b - land the location of the main sewers de
auert. no vegsUbles avauawe; : me termmed.
eheaDMt coal SIS a ton. These are the
things" that 'the 10,000 idle at Boubatx
and their children are facing now. Cer.
talnly, poorly fed n the cheapest
..j- . w4.k ..... .NMi.ti i 0kt mhmt.
xuvua. iu - man nnh m. m i - '
.A- m am- of thMI will not Survive .r non mwi mm
!..T!JlV?S3 I nZ 7t P have been formulated and the
eiic wiumi v mbiw
1 Sond, Klmlt
The sewer system was made Bosaibla
i
oy an am end moot to the city charter I
passed at the last election. The amend
ment raised the bond limit of the city
strong old ' and the otherwise ZeeDiev
will go down and out. martyrs, along
with the fur bearing animals and the
gaily plumed birds, to the vanity of
. .women. .
Sjitput Cut U Xalf.
The cause of the present trouble ts
simple. Whereas, eight yards of ma
terial used to be required to a dress.
three and four yards are now ample; In
csome cases even less. Booresof dress
factortes-linve been forced to close r
ooet of the system has been estimated,
the necessary bond issue will be sub
mitted. . .
Street paving will also be considered
by the new council. This matter has
been delayed In order to avoid the tear
ing up of the pavements to lay sewers.
An ordinance passed a short time ago
aerinea a district in which no more wood
sidewalks may be built. A proposed
ordinance which -has been dlaoussed
provides for parking the space between
tne curb lines and the sidewalk. It is
residence part of town and to make
the parkway as wide as possible.
The building outlook Is favorable.
Three residences are under construc
tion, A railway station la to bo built
end a 140,000 hotel and a bank build
ing are being considered. The need of
a modern hotel has been evident for
some time, yet there are three frame
hotels here. Since railroad transporta
tion was inaugurated, all of them have
been overcrowded. '
FEATURE 0
F
IS HIE PRODUCTS
dlaoharge most of their employee Tho I planned to have narrow roadways in the
.chairman of the textile manureoturer.
association declares that tho Industry
baa never faced such a crisis. : In addl
tlon to the hobble skirt crass in the
United States tariff is practically pro
hibitive, and accordingly there are no
sales to speak of in America,
The desire of women to imitate men.
says the chairman, la, in bis opinion,
tho cause for the ludicrous hobble skirt.
They want to look Ilka men, dressing in
about the same amount of material as
would ' go Into one trouser leg and
vest. Of course there Is a super-exag
geratlon of the affect, women, so tying
themselves up that they can neither
walk nor move with grace. Tot there is
no economy to the wearers of the hob
blea dress costs today the same as It
did when skirts were full perhaps even
more.
When the hobble skirt came In at the
door of fashion, tho petticoat flew out
the window or bid In the Junk trunk
up In the attic. There U no demand for
the article Women are wearing silken.
knitted bloomers instead, Tho women
and girls (principally) who formerly
.made their living la petticoat factories.
are also idle. ;
Women's faulty Zxoorlated.
But, says the Petit Parlslen. Which
i paper sent a special correspondent ro i most, unique dinners ever served In
Itoubalx to Investigate the calamity I Spokane will be ariven Januarv 10 n,
(.women have always suffered In an af- I Spokane hotel, when the annual meet
; fort to look pretty: they torture them- I ing of the Buylng-at-Home league of
4 selves so not one oould expect them to I Spokane will be held. The only edibles
let a little thing like 80.000 men and I will be those grown or made at or near
(women and children, rreenng, starving I Bpoicane. The viands are to he served
and out of lobs, ston them: otherwise I on dishes manufactured in thl cdtv
tther "simply wouldn't have a thing tonnd the cigars will be Tlor de Bpo
fwear." - .. Ikano.'' -..:-.::.,,:,.
The dinner will prove a anrnrfaa to
guest as it is unlikely that even
the best Informed among them as to
me resources or the Inland Bnralra
enjoys full knowledge of its capacities
to spread the table with home grown
uuinwes irom sup to walnuts. -. The
league has. blocked out extensive plans
to educate the Spokane publlo during
1911 into the profitable and nraiaawon.
toy naini oz Buying BDOkane made moiIi
and thus encouraging Spokane Indus.
tries.
Buylng-at-Home League of
Spokane Plans - Unique
Campaign.
tllrtwM e "Hi- 1m .1 1
Spokane, Waslu Jan. . One at the
Mf CUT CHINESE
WILL CELEBRATE
Celestials to ; Parade Tomor-
row in Frisco; Old Order
of Things Dropped.
Trapped Wildcat Fights Opton.
, IBpeclel to The JoornaLI
Dee, Or., Jan. . A Japanese of Dee
caught a bobcat In a steel trap in the
woods and thinking It would make a
nice pet.-went for assistance. While
endeavoring to lead and to drar the
animal home, one following behind with
a chain, the animal broke away and
started after th Japanese who was In
the lead. The latter made a run for-a
tree, landing just before the oat. tho
trap and the chain hindered the animal
from climbing. The Japanese on the
ground oommenced dubbing the ' ani
mal, whereupon It turned, broke loose
and started for him. The one up the
tree then climbed down and killed the
.cat
' (tTslUd Pnse Tim 1 Wln.1 .
. Saa Francisco. Jan, San Francis
co's Chinese population is today prepas-
rng zor what probably will be the first
big celebration by celestials In. the Uni
ted States in honor of the new China.
Zt will be held tomorrow. Contrary to
custom tne rets wui not ce of tne usual
spectacular kind. Inatead It will be
very much Americanized, the majority
or tne mou Bands or celebrants being
i cjnouelesa,. ' American-educated Chinese
In American clothing and with American
1 Ideas. ; The great yellow dragtms and
oriental robes will be missing and pr&c-
xwauy au mat wui remain typical o( nni - V,iwm
xivLfLi"?' w,u th roi An extra
A parade will be one of tho big fee
tares of the day and the American
trained musicians will Include among
their renditions such typically American
selections as "San Francisco, You're a
r ana tne "UtiMly Bear" rag.
At a banquet In the evening the speak-
ere will wear the conventional swallow.
tall and will speak on such subjects as I
"Liberty and the "Fundamental Prln-1
. cipiea or nen-uovernment"
COLOR LINE' IS DRAWN -
, IN CAPETOWN SCHOOLS!
Stomach to Work
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Will Ddrtbt
Work of Two of Three SordachV
Affords Instant KelietV...,
TMXB TUU PAOXAOa. 1
When your food does not direst.
hen gases form, when yon experience
that uncomfortable feeling f fullness.
when the breatn - is foul, the tongue i
ooatea ana tnat sour taste is In the
mouth take a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let and watcn now quickly every one of
these symptoms disappear. All that waa
needed waa to digest that lump of food
In your stomach, and the glands,
whose duty It Is to supply the gastrlo
; Publishers' Piece' bated Wire.)
Ca.po.Town, Jan. . -The Judgment
delivered In the Moller case in which a
man's . children were dnharmi w
school because their mother was "off. Nulces had "imply given out from over-
cojorea,- naa an important bearing on I worlt waen yu oa tnat little
the i interpretation of the term "Eu-1 tb,t you were supplying exactly, what
ropean". In the act of union. I was necessary to complete the process
xne cmef Justice, in announcing the I OI Q1c,uon tnat tne stomacn had be-
ogciaioa, wa tne (Jape school board I MU w xiuiaua.
act of J906 was designed to promote
separate publlo schools for children of
European parentage .and children
other than European parentage. The
court was unable to Ignore the unlver
aal meaning attached to the term "Eu-
. If you would continue . to take a
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after Mh
meal for awhile, your stomach would
have a chance to rest up and get well
i and strong 'again."' -.'v
Try Just one box and you will never
ropean" throughout South Africa. When wnt t0 without this wonderful lit
once It waa established that one of a tle remeay or stomaoh troublea Stu
man's nearer ancestors, whether mat rt' Dyspepsia Tablets contain an in-
or female, was black or yellow, be was , . Jr ,wlch will au
bwv v.vv kiaiii vjb iwu, . xoer are SO
entirely harmless because th ....-
absolutely no effect on the system one
way or another except to do Just the
one thing digest food. '
,vvd physicians use anil
regarded as being of - "non-European"
descent. i ,v . )..!. ,:..,,.
It was regrettable that there should
be a social chasm between tho races,
but it undoubtedly existed and affected
I.,l,l,t4nn tKMiLkiint Oa..4U A j I ' ...vvv uiijaiviBUI UBS Snffl '. MM.
t... term "European" p.renug. the V ?J-
wiature meant -unmixed European" IntiMimimtmJl -av .'-tm
psrentega and Moller-s children oould Se.Vni ?re P'I,.,A "a,mo,!L
not ie regarded a. on. of -European" gtuart Col iso ',," ""
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Btuart Co, 150 Stuart Bldg Marshall.
Mien. ' i . , . ,
Positively the Greatest Furniture Sale in the History of
Portland-Don't Delay-Jf rYou AreG
Jturmture Within the IMext 1 wo rrearsi Buy atr Once
RUOS1 RUQS1 EVERYBODY WANT8 RUOS OADSBT HAS
THE LARGEST SHOW OF RUGS IN THE STATE
Clearance Sale Room Size Rugs
625 Patterno to Choobc From
i -assr-SBessiS)SiS ii- ' " fl.' ' - .
Five rtclra like picture, each tarrying 125 patterns. ' Run from 12x15
to 6x9 feet on display. Anglo-Persians, Indians, Arabians, Royal
Worcesters,. Bagdads and Tepraes 11 1 are ' hers at bottom price.
Some special bargains: -
Basad Wiltons, 9x12 feet .... ... . ..... ... .$29.50
Sanf ordY AxnuAsters, 9x12 feet . $23.00
Extra Axminstert, 9x12 feet .$25.00
Saxony Axxniiuten, 9x12 feet ............ . .$18.50
Sussex Velvets, 9x12 feet :. . : . . ... ........ .$17.50
Metropolitan Brussels, 9x12 feet .... . . ... . . .$18.00
Eureka Brussels, 9x12 feet .$12.50
Special Brussels, 9x12 feet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.50
A Great Clearance Saleiof
Iron Beds
$10:00 Mission
Rocher, $5.50
.Where .Can You Buy Rock-
er? Uke This?f or $5.50?
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3.S0 Iron Beds 1.95
$4.50 Iron Beds ....... ;.f 3.50
S5.00Iron Beds .....;..f3.T5
$7W Iron Beds ...... ... . f 5.78
(20.00 Brass Beds ,,...14.50
$25X0 Brass Beds .....f 18.00
Can Cover Your Floors Better for
Less Money Than Any Store in Oregon
Gadsbys'-Big-Spedal,
Brussels Rug, 9x12 feet, at
These Rugs are special. qtmlity with tis. We have them In a variety of
patterns; the colorings and general designs are certainly ex- JQ CA
cellent. Gadsbys'. special price only ... . . ....... .... ..... , vieOU
$9.50
Saleof HeatirigStoves Cohtiri qes
Solid Oak Rocker, exactly
like cut," madV of fine , se
lected oak, wifh i large up
holstered "Boston leather
seat on steel springs,' high
back, finished either.weath
ered or golden oak Regu
lar price $ 10.00. Gadsbys'
Clearance price $5.50
This Davenport
Has Automatic Action
Gadsbys
Special
Seven
Piece
Dining Room Suit at $29.50
This seven-piece Dining-Roonv Outfit is solid oalc,. con
sisting of six chairs, solidfoak box-seat, -arid 'solid-oak
table, massively constructed' and .beautifully -polished,
golden or fumed oak. Gadsbys' Clearance price $29.50
This $40.00 Range at $.29.50
Has . a receptacle for bed
ding. ;Makes a . comfortable
bed. . Frame is of oak; seat
and ! bacfc are . upholstered
over, o i 1 - t e m p e r e d steel i
springs;; covered in Chase;
leather. V Qearance price
pnly v,. $22.50
Sold on Easy Terms "
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. , Range, with its high closet
Daiance . qven . aoors. l nis
is a hevy substantial and
durable range,, made of. the
best quality cold-rolled
steelp adapted for Coal , or
wood ; oven . t h o r o u g h 1 y
braced and bolted v and i as
bestos alined .throughout
nickel-trimmed section plate
top.j-
Gadsbys Price' $29.50
Extension Tables at Clearance
Sale Prices
. $15 Exten'n Table, $12.50 - j
$18 Exten'n Table: $1,K.nO " J
' $25 Exteii'ii: Table,: $20.00
sf $35 Exten'n Table, $27.50 hu
$45 .'Exten'n Table! $35.00
$50 Ex.ten'n Table $40.00
$G0 Exten'n ;Table $46.50
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MlearaiiceSafe
of Dressers
$11.50
Princess .Dresser with
oval or shaped French
bevel ' mirror, finished
golden; regular $15.00
value .Gadsbys' special.
$7.50
Here Is a Dresser that
others aslt , $12.00 for.?
Gadsbys', price for this''
sals ".'...;..T.T.fT.r50
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Such Price Cutting We Have No Rent to Pay; ThaVs Why We. Sell for Less Our Exchange Dept
Is Seldom Equaled ..r.r. . 2ss4sSfS
wonderful story of prlc cutting tha ( I f " VA lU J V I . y' to take it as part payment on. the kind
Is seldom equaled. .No; other sale V V 111 LILaVL) V LVl J iJi I 1 ;(0Xf V JJ ) 0 ) wanfr-the.'Oadsby kind. We'll
-eyer held in this city means so much' C " " .'.r.TfT" s LXM y . V, sy J UlJfL make you a liberal allowance for your
to , hornebuilders at no . other time - ' ! L L--ifL'. ' goods, and wel sell you new furnl-
could you buy such goods for so lit- i -fYll J Kfi3?CKuJ tu. f 1 low P"c9- 1' "". f urni''
tie. .We are compelled to give you ' , ,-n-fJl7I7y wll be promptly delivered and your
.JSr5r ': oMattcrat.YouXVnnt In Furniture... ' " :. BSrtfS.S BJLSfSA
Vrot'' ch",c' V-,.-; (Sesflolby OeflHo itifoKr'ILeeo 'isssuass!
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