. THE OREGON DAILY TOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1912.
ii,i;,!Kil LAYS
BARNARD COLLEGE, GIRLS WEAR TROUSERS ONE, DAY; EACH, YEAR ; ,
One Dollar's Worth for One Cent
NEW RULE
COLONEL ED GREEN
MAY DPEFtATEMINE
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Arguments. for ' Discharged
, Employes' Restricted to
Three Channels.
' In future the arguments of appel
lant to ' the civil service comtnleslon
must b confined to - three channels.
They must tend to show that the ap
pellant wae not dlsmlsaed for political
or religious reason or for the good of
the service. " ... The , commission at its
meeting; yesterday decided - on - this
course. Chairman Willis will insist
that attorneys for dismissed employes
confine their remarks to the reasons
mentioned. Under the law the only
grounds on which appeals may be made
are those before mentioned. :
In recent trials, it Is pointed otiV H
lias been the habit of certain attorneys
to make a lot of .sensational counter
charges j with ' the , hope of smirching
nm city official.. The trials of cafces
have dragged slowly because the com:
mission has not enforced the rules. ,
. The commission yesterday granted C.
O. Murphy a hearing. Murphy, who
was ! dismissed from the, water service,
declares his dismissal was not for the
good of the service. Murphy's hearing will
commenoe three weeks from yesterday.
A - number of applications for rein
statement were rejected yesterday be
cause the applications did not have the
approval of department heads. The com
mission decided to reinstate only such
employe a a, may be recommended by
their former chiefs, except In rare cases.
One of these cases came up yesterday
li the application of J. F, Anderson. The
applicant was . formerly a . patrolman.
JOJiief of Police 6 lover objects to his be
ing put back on the eligible list for the
reason that Anderson has at times been
' guilty of conduct unbecoming an offi
cer. .However, the former patrolman's
'application Is signed by Circuit Judge
,W. N. Gatens, Jay Upton and a doses
other-prominent cltisens. For this rea
son the commission will consider Andei
eon's case at a later date.
Chief of Police Slover and. City Engi
neer Hurl bur t were each granted an ez
tention of six months on their present
leaves, which expire March I.
Bryaft SaysTTfovemor ;Rrght"fn
! ;; Believing Man Sometimes'
Hurj.by Followers, i. i
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The girls attending Barnard college have introduced a new fad. that of donning trousers on a particular day each
year. The photograph shows four Barnard college students parading on Barnard field in their brother's or their
father's clothes. The second trouser day. Just celebrated, was voted a grand success by the students, who
cavorted around and tried to act Just like "real boys."
times hurt by the sort of men who are
clamorous in his support." "
Although Bryan would Dot make an
announcement of his choice for the
Democratic nomination, be said:
' Governor Wilson is the best modern
example of Saul of Tarsus. - He has
been soundly converted. Wilson's' pro
gresslveness is best demonstrated in the
Smith Incident In New Jersey."
The Nebraska leader also character
ised the contest in Missouri between
Speaker Clark Kind former Governor Folk
as "distinctly, unfortunate.", .
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Dallas, Texas, Feb. 1. That the can
didacy of Governor Wood row Wilson for
the JDemoc ratio presidential nomination
lias been ; helped rather than hurt by
his controversy with . Colonel Henry
Watterson of Kentucky was the asser
tion here of, William "J, Bryaar.'
"Governor Wilson,' Bryan j "aid," "Is
right In believing that a man is. some-
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v Dogs Make Best Evidence. ;
San""" Francisco. Feb. "rrvi"1 Private
Crawford's tale of Miss Georgia Aviso's
holding him up with his own revolver
after her two "bulldogs" ' held him at
bay, was good until the court ordered
the dogs brought In. They were Spits
pups.'- : ; .'
; i Power Plant Ready. '
; ' i. (Sperlxt to The Joa-oiL)
Centralia,. Wash., Feb. l.lt Is ex
pected that the "new' power plant of
the Centralia Light ae Traction com
pany, will be ready for operation In two
weeks.. The . machinery J is being con
nected ap; ready to. supply the 'Juice."
MINERS
F,
REEING OF BURNS
Convention of Workers At
tacks Judge Anderson in
-.a., Dseinlne! ah
;n6dViUUUIW
' Cnlte4 mm Ussed Wiret
Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 1. A resolu
tion criticising United States Judge An
derson for quashing the charges of kid
naping against Detective William J.
Burns In connection with the arrest, of
John 3. McNamara here, was adopted
by the convention of the United Mine
workers. Requests for congressional
Investigation of the action of the court
were also incorporated In the resolution.
The subcommittee appointed by the
wage conference Qf coal miners and op
erators of Ohio, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Indiana, rejected both the
proposals submitted by the miners and
the operators. The oommlttee will make
its official report to the full committee
tomorrow. As a result of the rejec
tions of these' propositions, it is believed
trie present conference will adjourn to
morrow and a new conference will be
arranged for about March 15.
The mineworkers adopted a resolution
providing that the United Miners' Jour
nal hereafter serve the political as
well as the Industrial Interests of the
organisation. ,
TCTTtJRN OFFfWATEft
MAIN WILL BE
CUT
; All the districts south of the Powell
Valley will be put of water for half an
hour tomorrow afternoon beginning at
S o'clock. The water department advises
residents to provide enough water to
tide them over that period. The water
department is to cut a 12 inch main at
East . Sixty-second and Powell Valley
road.
. .'It' minutes . from First St. to Oaks
rink. '
Hetty's Son Considers Reopen-
, Ing .Famous ;0ldv Eureka -'
Shaft on Settler Creek. ;
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' , (Valted Press Leases' wlrS.t . -San
Francisco, Feb; : 1. The famed
Old Eureka mine at Sutter Creek, Ama
dor county, which netted Alvlnsa Hay
ward 30,000,000, it was learned today
is to be put into operation again ' by
Colonel Edward H. R. Green, son of Het
ty Green,- Its present owner.. Since
disastrous fire 20 years ago swept off
the buildings sod left the ;ao foot
shaft to cave in And become' impassable,
the mine has been Idle and because four
lives were lost in, the fire, Mrs.' Green
has persistently refused ' to reopen the
mine for further development 'Many
Paolfie promoters from time to time
sought Mrs. Green In New York to pur
chase the mine, but she Invariably
turned down offers of $2,000,000, the
amount her husband, paid Hay ward for
the property, She demanded 1,2,0 00,000
for the mine Just as it stood '
Colonel Green, who is In San Fran
clsco, Is going to visit the mine and
probably will order work to start at once
to clear the ruins, preparatory to reviv
ing tne property. -
STATE SUNDAY SCHOO
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ONTO
E IS BEGUN
The second annual meeting of th
Oregon state Sunday school conference
of liberal Christian churches opened its
session this afternoon at the Church
of the Good Tidings, First Universalist,
East Twenty-fourth snd Broadway
streets. Addresses by Dr. Corby, pastor
of the First Universalist church; Rev,
A. H. Sargent, president of the confer
ence and pastor of the Universalist
church of. Eugene; Mrs. W. M. Stewart,
secretary of the conference and super
intendent of the Universalist Sunday
school of Hood River; Rev. W. G. Eliot,
pastor of the First Unitarian church,
and a devotional service by Dr. Thomas
Lamb Eliot, pastor emeritus of the First
Unitarian church, made up the program.
Following a supper at the church for
the visiting delegates at 6 o'clock this
evening, there will be a song service
at 7:45-o'clock. Addresses will be given
by Mrs. J. W. Wilkins, superintendent
of the elementary primary department
q the O.regan State Sunday. School asso
ciation, and Rev. Charles A. Phlpps,
general secretary of the same associa
tion. ,
A session tomorrow morning will
close, the meeting. At that session the
topics will deal mainly with boys. Miss
Henrietta Eliot will read the scripture,
Rev. J. C MacDonald of Hood River will
speak on "One Boy's Class"; Dr. Corby
will speak on "Boy Scouts": Rev, A. H.
Sargent of Eugene will speak; on "Boys
in the Sunday School"; Dr. J. A. Crusan
of Salem will speak on "Little Men and
The sessions are being attended byl
large numbers of delegates from all
parts of the state. , .
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Pay as the price of
one of these article!
plos one cent gets
yon TWO r articles
6
$1.00 Shoop'a Restorative, 2 bottles for only. .i.Sl.Ol 1
! $1 m Vnrnmn Antirat3c SuDOOsitorieS. 2 for.'..S1.01 J
31.00 Cook' Tansy Female Pills, 2 boxes for only SI. 01 A
$1.00 McKenzie's Catarrh Treatment, 2 for only $1.01'. . v
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50c Cook's Xiver Salts, 2 for price pf one plus lc. .51
60c Florida Water. 2 for. only.. . ... .U; .... . . . ;5l
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine, 2 for only.. ...... ..267
; 25c Syrup of Figs, 2 for only. . . . . ..,. . , . . .. , ;.26J
25c Boro-Thyttie, 2. for only, v, j i...v26t "
25c White Pine Cough Syrup, 2 for only. .... .... .26 .
25c Carter's Liver Pills,' 2 for, only,-. : , 26$
25c Carver's Cold Cure, 2 for only . . . . . . ..... ; ". . . ; 2G
A25c Half Hour Headache Tablets, 2 for 26
25c Cook's Tasteless Castor Oil, 2 for .20
25c White's Tooth Paste, 2 for only ......... , . . . 26
25c Graves Tooth Powder, 2 for only. .......... , . . 26
25c Tooth Brushes, 2 for one price plus lc. ...... . 28
25cFace Chamois, Powder Puff or Sponge, 2 for-26? .
35c notinrl Best Peroxide- (not the so-called klndV2 IiR '
25c BOTTLE OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING 6
. HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, including Tincture Ar
nica, Bay Rum, Glycerine Rose Water, Wood Alco- A
hoi, Witch Hazel. Spirits Camphor, Castor Oil, Spir-"
its Nitre, Glycerine and Rose Water, Carbolic Acid,' A
Camphorated Oil, Sweet Oil, Jamaica Ginger, Lysol, '',
Essence of Peppermint, 2 bottles during sale O
for only 0C , O
10c PACKAGE OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
Boric Acid, Borax, Senna Leaves, Epsom Salts, Pow
dered Alum, Bicarbonate Soda, Camphorated Chalk,
Cream Tartar, Rochelle Salts, Compound Licorice,
Powder Chamomile Tea, Powdered Orris Root, t - '
Powdered Sulphur, 2 of these 10c packages for. ... X 1 C
50c full lb. Taylor Bros. Famous Chocolates, 2 boxes 51
33 Vac Off on AU Rubber Goods , A
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Sale Days Friday and Saturday Only
W'LVUUZiXUQ CO. ,
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Kimonos
Now Only
W$M
Women he v y
Domet flannelette
Kimonos, Various
pretty styles, in
all ; the wanted
colon, . cat full
long and wide,
every size in all
styles, sold reg
ularly at $1.50 and
up to - $2; some
shown in floral
patterns trimmed
with contrasting
materials, QQ
on sale at 30G,
S1.95IIdnse
Dresses on
Sale Now
Women's, and
Mines' stylish
gingham, percale
House Dresses in
every wanted col
or, in stripes and '
various a a sort-
ment of patterns,
low necks and
short sleeves,
high neck and
long sleeves, ; all
sizes, in every
style, all on sale
at the low
ypfUtol
98c
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LABOWITCH BROS., 169-171 Xlilrcl St. SaiSSSSSC1
A Great Collec
tion of $i Waists
Selling for 98c
This collection of Waists is as fine
and fresh a lot of Waists as you will
find anywhere at double the price; 25
different styles in batistes, lawns, lin
gerie, linene; some are plain tailored,
others lavishly trimmed with finest
all-over embroideries and laces, made
with latest sleeves and collars; an
sizes in every wanted style; QO
regular qi.uu values, tms sale
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QL.AO V U III C 11 9
White and Color
ed Waists for 48c
YouH have to hurry for these Waists,
they won't last long? odd lots, broken
and discontinued styles, every one a
sensational bargain; they are made of
lawn, madras, chambray, flannelette,
etc.; a dozen pretty styles, white, also
corors and dainty stripes; all sizes to
begin with. - Price is quoted only
while they last; values from AQn
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52 Latest
Corsets
Notv for
A startling bargain
in women's latest
Corsets. A brand
new lot, both short
and long . lengths,
with supporters at
tached, with draw
string ; made cf
heavy c o u t i 1 and
light batiste cloth,
all sizes in the lot;
regular $2 values on
sale at low QQn
price of, pair wOv;
C a pa
t ej) U 9 U
Petticoat
On Sale
98c
Hydegrade
H eatherbloom
P etticoats,
made with
wide, heavy,
e m b r oidered
flounce, some
in plain sat
t e e n tailored
and others ac
cordion plaited
all sizes; val
ues up to $2.50
all on , QO
.sale at ?OC
2 Sensational Sweater Bargains
Sweaters
Regular $4
Sweaters
On Sale at
1.48'
A lot of slightly , soiled
$4.50 and $5.00 Women's
and ; M i s s e s W o o 1
Sweaters in every con
ceivable . color, made in
Various style weaves, all
sizes;, in all the city no
sweater bargain like
this; while
.lot lasts at
$1.48
On Sale at
This lot of high grade
All-Wool Sweaters com
prising plain and fancy
weaves, all wanted col
ors in every size; various
attractive styles, and'
sold regularly up to $5;
these are offered while
the lot lasts:
jrour choice
$2.48,
Most Remarkable Gingham Apron Bargains
17c
35c Aprons for 17c
Skirt style Kitchen Aprons,
made of standard - bhie and
white gingham, cut full and
long with pocket and
long strings, 35c vals.
50c Aprons for 37c
Cover-All Aprons, made of
Amoskeag gingham, blue and
white checks, cut full long
and wide, with pocket, 7
.regular 50c kind only lC,
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50c GINGHAM APRONS, 25
Children's Gingham ' Aprons,
with or without sleeves, or.
all sizes, regular 50c now dC
w.F. K.-aarrtsS' ' TlSSl I l S
sw. tVa VTV ' - ffV M m I
75c Aprons ' for 50c
Amoskeag Gingham 'Aprons, as
sorted bhie and white checks, cut
full and long, with pocket Cfl,
and long strings; reg. 75c eJUC
$1.00 Aprons for 75c
"Gibson" Aprons, finest made,
best Amoskeag gingham, white
taped, extra deep , hem,- extra
long strings, four styles, 7C-
resular $1 values at only l JV
' .
60c CHILD'S f ROMPERS,' 25
Children's Flannelette Rompers in
navy blue; all sizes, regular . OP.
60c values on sale at , only; WC
Save on Flannelette Underwear
$2 Flannel
etteGowns H e a v y Flannelette
WomenV Gowns,
made, full wide and
long, various pretty
styles in ! attractive
stripes, plain Colors,
also white; all sizes
in the lot; values to
$2. on sale at AO.
low : prite wi " ,
a' v wm-iiii'tiii - : f
Petticoats at
A , big bargain , in
Heavy Flannelette.
Petticoats, generous
ly 1 mads, In plain
white, pink and blue,
also striped materi
als, ' vanous Btyles ;
sold' reg. at 65c and
75c; take them away
at the low QQ
price of only "y.
52 Child's Drcs'cs
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A brand new lot
of Children's
Dresses, made of
fine substantial
materials in such
wanted clotha as
Galatea, Hyde-
grade, etc.; every
o ne- attractively
trimmed and fin
est sewed; - all
sizes in the lot,
in every pretty
light, medium and
dark color; val
ues up to 92,00;
on sale at
v. low price
98c
r?lor l Notion Sale a Tl
Every Item in this list is un-1
matcnable value for the reg- r
ular price ana to make tms
sale doubly interesting) we
offer any two items for ' the
price of one while lots last
25c Pyralin Dressing Combs
7 inches, strong and durable, .
assorted fancy colors; regular
25c, while lot lasts, 2 for 25
.rpauey a. vaseline," aold reg
ular at 5c a bottle, during thl: I
sale, while tne lot lasts, we
offer 2 botdes i or- the price
of one; 2 for 5 , - f '
"Crystolio". ' Scouring Sand I
Soap, full size cake, regular
5c values only to be had here I
at wonderful low price, 2,
15c "Air Float" Talcum Pow.
der, large size can, regular j
. isc values on sale, 2 tor iof j
High-GradeMusBio Underwear
Reg. S2 Muslin
Gowns Now 98c
Hundreds of beautiful Gowns,
by far the: best values ever
offered anywhere; every one
elaborately trimmed with
laces' and embroidery.1 They
come in round, square or V
necks and long or ; short
sleeves; r these $2.00 QQ
handsome gowns " for O C .
yhar
$2.00 Petticoats
Now at Only 98c
Beatifi4VWbtt.PeiUcoat
cut full, long and wide; hand
some pattern! -irt iaces i and
embroidery, trimmed on wide
flounces, some tucked, some
hemstitched and sanitary
made ; 'Values to $2 and even
$2 JO each; choice. Of QQ
these j fine petticoats
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4S Switches $US
, $5.00 . German - Hair
Switches, 24 in., all
',, a h a d e s ' sanitary
t made, natural, wavy.
; $5.00 kind at f 1.05
$4BairPoI!s$I.95
$4 Pink Lady" Hair
Puffs, large size, fine
hair, all shades, san
itary made. 54 kind,
on sale only f 1.05
$7.50 Switches $S.95
$7.50 Finest German
Hair Switches, all
shades, extra heavy
and long,; ;t sanitary
made,' natural wavy,
$7.50 kind at $ 3.05,
PA ni.J,IsTTl-JsV?
$1.50
Greatest collection
of $2.00 and $2.50
Waists ever assem
bled; elegant models,
secured from a high
class ; maker, . These
are as fine a lot of
waists as you will
find anywhere at
double the price; 20 ,
different styles made
of lawns; batiste and
lingerie; many have'
side ruffles,' others
are lavishly trimmed '
with fine laces and
richly : embroidered ;
an si sea
on sale' at
$1.50
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