THE OREGON 'SUNDAY JOURNAL. 'PORTLAND.' SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL' 1. lilt
Where the Southern Pacific Railway Has Fited mi Source of Immense Vater Power
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Cut Ayer B0 to Differ; In
lists That list Stands. Taft
243, Roosevelt 29. La Toi
lette 10. Cummins 2.
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W lartaala mUJ. four l uftt Taft. I
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aia4 la ib aaJl aad hld rump ea-
I vaatltoa. W III r4 rvalaalta drUlilu
y Clif oa April II. The llxwoll
farcwa cxilawJ of Waie roualr In
aaajaniy f about la, insuring a
cwatrol ili ai eavfltIoa vJ the
rlariXMl at M
Mlrhlgaa for
""CHaurtoay !
llltaoU Kooaarai
Ifur poAlUoa iren r I haa over. H
lv Jiawaavetl will ftwftcp in a la la la
I fee prtnuu-U oa April . getting aU tha
4legt with lb poftftltj etcaplloo of
IM Klfth. which la Unmin"
aVM U Boa la.
Tl porta frtm North Carolina aho i , t e
varribiac jioo.ait -ay. Err i iii3mo6r of Commerce Hopes
rOBOIf T9USI viiua Iftr nmw in. unw
, for Keoaaralt. area UUfum. ma noma
eoaatjr of Coaxrraamaa aloorbaaA tha
Taft ckaJrmaa.
"Kaetuckjr votaa by rountla oa 8a
Mlay. lUaoria a bow rjr atronv Roo
vail aaattmaal. aAd Indlratioaa ara Ibat
tooavalt for-fta will c&rry Ua atata
.eaoraatlaa and a majority of tha con-
gnwaloaal dlaiiiet. Good r porta ara
aiao raoalvad from Waal Vlrflnla con
V(& U on. whlrb wlU ala Baturday."
aya nrmra midlraloaa.
W. Bl Ayar. chairman of ttia Taft
eanpalca com mitt r a, daclaratl tba claim
of aaator Dixon U "abaolutfly rldlcu
Joua" and a caaa of "wblalllnf to kacp
up couraa."
"Senator Dlxon'a ciaJma ara Juatlfl
ably mod eat. to far aa Kooaavait da la
rat ara conrarnwl." aald Dr. Ayar, "for
km apparently clalma only about twlc
aa many aa BooaavaJt raally haa. But
wbaa ba cornea to daal with tba Taft I
" etilumd of delei Uri bt nguraa crow
fTotaaq.ua.
r "HI ftrurea ara mlalaading mora In
what ba fall to aay than In what h
aaya. for lnatance It delesatea have
bean alactad In New York, and the
ara avldently all daaaad aa onlnatruct
ad or con tea ted. It la true tba dele
gate ara unlnatructed, but It la also
true that Rooaevelt leader In the cant
concede at leaat of thaa delegate to
Taft, and preaa report aay 71 of tham
ara for Taft.
The majority of thoae delegate war
ejected after giving apeclflo pledge to
vota for Taft. BtrloUy speaking, they
ara nnlnatructed, and Mr. Dixon aeema
to try to convoy tba Idea that they are
doubtful.
rollcy to Contest.
' Tha artful Mr. Dixon, to attain the
figure he I giving out, muat alao
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FOR Ml HERS OHCiBllES
roe- I -gp
aW'ak-al ID
mzzzsim. cipin
rail rralita. lir..ha. 1 I a VI II 1 1 1 I II Ml I
to Add 100 Per Month to
Membership List.
An active campaign for the Increas
ing of the memberahlp In the Portland
Chamber of Commerce la to bo com
menced Monday morning. Thla I a
direct reault of a marling of Prealder.t
Knapp with tha chairmen of the com
mittee of the chamber. It ta the con
tention of Mr. Knapp that the chamber
of commerce thould hare double the
memberahlp that It now haa Th
chambera memberahlp at the preeent
time la about 1000. and It I ei pec ted
to add to thla at the rate of 100 per
month. The memberahlp committee la
compoaed or 10 of tha leading bualnea
man of the city, under the chairman
ship tf r. A. Freeman, of the Lumbar-
men national bank, and thla commlttr
will use It ulmoat endeavors to carry
out the wlahes of the president. The
work la now being organised In the
chamber of commerce office, tha clerical
force having bean added to for thla
purpoea.
in order that Portland anrt Oregon
max derive tne mileat benefit from
the completion of the government pro
Jecta. it la absolutely urgent that the
work of the chamber of commerce be
supported to the fulleet extent," said
Mr. Knapp. "I find that the chamber
has taken tha leading part In all move
menta, having for their object the ex-
tennlon of trade, the aeouring of every
thing ror Portland that ahould make
it tb leading city on the Pacific coast
eventually, and In order that thla work
(t all! rrft Lm4 Wtra. I
Dea Molnea. Iowa. April Iowa Re
publican politicians ere oa tha verge
of nervous prostration over the ap
parent tie In the Republican atata
ventlon at Cedar Rapid for tba con
trol of four delegate at large to tb
national convention.
While the Taft men claim the state
by eevea, tha progreealvea aay that
d. legates to tha atata convention are
atlll to be elected and of the the
progressiva need II to win a ad the
Taft men II. fk far Cummins snj
Rooaevelt hare J and Taft 712. Palo
Alto couuty, formerly progressive, haa
gone ror Text with nine votra and tha
battle will rage next week In Musca
tine, Allamakee and Cedar countlea.
Two views of Clear lak and tha faili on tba
half mile balow tha outlet of
MeKaail river, od and a
Clear Jak.
Journal Want Ada bring result.
Salem, Or,AJ)Ml . TTA the aa
era of CTear lake and tha Mcktenala
river afford opportunity for tha devel
opment of tremendous power la under
stood by those who are familiar with
them. It Is on the waters that tha
Southern Pacific railroad company made
filings a few daya ago. presumably for
the purpose of elecuifjrlng the com
pany'a llnea between PortUnd and tiaa
Franclaoo.
The aorompanjlng ptcturwa show
Clear lake and natural fa I la a abort flTs
tance below ita outlet- Tha Souther
Pacifle company haa filed oa 40 c
nd feet of ths water of the McKea
ale and propose to build a canal four n4
a half mile long, which will produce
falls 711 reel high and enable the com
pany to generate Is.ll horee power.
llav you read tha
chasing opportunity
tlon IT
great piano
on page t.
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' CARL
AND
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iS T TVT T A T
SERVICE,
The most economical service is the highest trade
service. We j;ive the highest rade of work at a very
moderate charge, considering the skill placed at your
disposal
All of our work is as nearly perfect as it can be
made.
Our methods are approved by many of the best
families in Portland and the Northwest. Their patron
age proves the truth of this statement.
DR. B. E. WWGHT
AND ASSOCIATES
342 Vx Washington Street, Corner Seventh
Phone. Main 2119, A-2119
OFFICE HOURS 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.; Sunday 10 to 1
seventeen lean Practice m Portland
may ba made even more effective t h
have classified tha delegate from auch ! trustee of the chamber and I feel that
tatea of .Alabama, Florida, Georgia and I every buslneaa. man or property owner I
must iena ni aid to thla work. I hooe I
Virginia aa contested or unlnatructed.
Again, strictly speaking, he 1 . right.
But they are nearly all pledged to
Taft It 1 true that aome are con
tested, but in most Instances the con
testa, aa shown by pre report, are
" extremely flimsy.
-Not long ago Rooaevelt headquarter
practically announced that all south-
era delegate will be contested. Thla
Is to be a policy, apparently, regardless
. of tA merit of the contest. Thl will
enable Mr. Dixon to place all aouthern
delegate in the contested list. But
loea any on suppose that delegate
from aouthern states, elected In the
regular way. are to be rejected merely
because the manager of one of the pres.
ldentlal candldatea has directed that a
contest f some kind shall be arranged?
; "In contrast to Mr. Dlxon'a figures
I refer to a tabulation of delegates
, elected published In the Chicago Record
Herald of March 28. This waa before I
iue wjaconsin primaries, when 26 dele-I
gate were added to the La Follette
column. The Record-Herald gave Taft
243, Rooaevelt 29, Cummins 2, La Fol
lette 10 and claused 10 as uninBtructed
or unpledged. t
"The truth of the matter is that there
is a great Taft wavo sweeping over the
country, and it is felt in Oregon as
well as In other state. In a letter
that the people who are applied to for
membership will realise the Importance
of thla and at once signify their in
tention of doing their share toward se
curing for Portland the benefits that it
deserves, and these benefits incidentally
reflect themselves on everyone making-
his home here or having business or
property Interests In the city."
received today from W. B. McKlnley, di
rector or the national Taft bureau in
Washington, he says:
we wm unaouDteaiy nave 700 or
800 delegates In the Chicago convention.
mis is our ear.iy prediction, and with
tne result this week in Iowa, Indiana,
New York and Colorado, these figure !
Bevm io o most, conservative:' "
ESTWARD THE
OF TRADE
TREND
Our every effort is being put
Present stocks must be cleared
OMAHA
NEB
MAN
TO
arc
HOLDER
Time is drawing near when we shall move to our handsome new home,
forth to the end that no merchandise is moved there from our present store.
: mi i. i . t .
4iuuuy putc3,wiii dc so rcaucca uut we accompiisn our purpose.
Take advantage of the following prices, if you would save one-fourth and more.
Our new Cut Glass is the prettiest in design and richest cut of any we have heretofore shown,
especially is this true of our new "Dahlia" pattern.
The choice pieces are being rapidly disposed of, so you must needs hurry if you would get best selections.
Reductions amount to one-fourth and more on Celery Travs. Bonbon Dishes. Hair Receivers. Powder
kmwwn Jars, Sandwich Plates, Cologne Bottles, Cruets, Comports and other pieces.
Beautiful Nappies, fy2 to 8 inches.. 95 to $8 I Orance Bowls. 11-inch, retrular $8. now. Sft 00
Water Set, Sunburst pattern, to close at $6.40 Sectional Relish Dish, in star nattem. reenLir
Water Set. in our new "Dahlia" pattern, soe- $5.50. now onlv iSilK
Heart-shaped Bonbon Dishes, three-footed, in
fine star cut pattern, regular $3.50 now $2.65
Ice Tub, something new and nobby; 6-inch.
Comes in our new "Dahlia" pattern only. Reg
ular $8.50 now $6.40
cial at $12.40
Comports, 6-inch, in new "Dahlia" pattern,
special at $3.40
Comports, 5-inch, in "Dahlia," Star, Sunburst
and Wheel pattern, special at only $6.75
Ice Trays, cut in star pattern, regular $6 $4.50
EXTRA SPECIAL
Water Glasses in all star pattern, very brilliant
To reduce stock quickly set of six, regu-
. cut.
lar price $6, now reduced, while they last, to
only ..... . . . .$3.00
J. T. Wilson
for Sheriff
v,; .v.
Business Men for
Business Position
. When law arid order are not enforced
and those wh,o are responsible for tha
enforcement of aame. whether tbey be
rH wiuaiy or fay prncers. point to
h other follow and say "If his busi
neaa, not mine. Any way. we can't stop
, that kind of law breaking" they evade
their responsibility and lie. so says Mr
. T. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson is candidate for sheriff,
standing pn the platform : "A real busi
ness, run aa it fcuslnesa, by a man of
business experience with a nubile train
ing," as well as using the Golden Rule
as rjta principle when .. dealing with
those who hava made mistake, thereby
breaking fhe law: . Mr. WilsorTsays: "A
.in .uu uuuiieniiunajiy preajes the law
ehould not be 'broke' or tramped down
to oblivion, but ahould be helped up
lt by a elmpering, but-a strong manly
. lfsna. - . . " 1 .
These and othef reasona why Mr. Wll
on should be sheriff will appear from
time to tim la thl form of paid ad
ei uaement. . - - ' -
The local office of the Chicago-North
western Railroad has received a tele
gram from General Agent R. V. Holder
ror the present in Chicago, to the effect
that nia place in Portland will be taken
May 1 by B. C. Griffin, now general
rreignt agent at Oman a
Mr. Grirrin'a transfer to Portland is
the result of Mr. Holder's promotion to
tne position or general agent at San
Francisco to succeed R. R. Ritchie, gen
eral agent at Ban Francisco, who has
been promoted to general agent of the
racinc coast with headquarter at San
Francisco. The move is to strengthen
the Cmcago-Northwestern's position of
tha Pacific coast. Thtwrilam muntu
10,000 miles of lines, from St Paul to
! I Chicago, Chicago to Council Bluffs, and i
Council Bluffs to Lander, Wyo.
Mr. Holder is one of the most popular
railroad men In Portland and his trans
fer to San Francisco is learned of with
regret as well as congratulations. He I
was one of the prime movers In the or
ganization of the Transportation club
of this city, which now has a couple
Hundred members.
New Showing of Easter
Leathers and Gloves "
Sterling Silver Manicure Sets
In many beautiful designs. These to
be disposed of at one-third off. Former
prices range from $10 to $35.
Parisian Ivory Toilet Set, consisting
of tomb, crusn and Mirror; choice of
several , styles brushes and mirrors
your initial engraved free. At the low
price of $5.93.
WIFE IN BOSIPN SUES
LEMONN OF PORTLAND
'Special to Tba Jncrn.l.t
Boston, Mass., April 6. Winnifred J.
Lemonn of this city haa brought suit
here for divorce from Franklin M. Lem.
onn. now living in Portland. Or. Th
were married at Ann Arbor, Mich-, On
1802 and lived in Boston for some time.
Mrs. Lemonn eharges adultery. The
writ Is returnable on tb first Monday
in May. next. She ask alimony with a
decree of divorce and auch other relief
as the court may deem proper,
Journal
Want Ada bring result.
New Suitcases and Traveling Bags
for Early Travel
Up-to-Date Leathers -of Every De
scription. "Mark Gross" Gloves
For Spring Wear.
Biscuit Chamois, - very . fashionable, per
pair ... .... . . $1.50
Heavy hand stitched Gloves for men and
women, for -street and outing wear,- per
pair ...;..i.......$l.Bo
Nobby and exclusive shapes in Hand j
Bags and Purses, in pigskin, walrus
and seal ; plain and fancy shapes, priced
up to .$25.00
Houbigant's celebrated "Ideal" Perfume.
sold everywhere at $2 the ounce." Sdc-
a A . .
ciai lor i$ days, tne ounce....... ;$j.5
JUST ARRIVED
"Prince De Rohan"
A Choice Line of Whiting's Exclu
sive Stationery in Parchment Paper
The new large sized envelope, with
wide border and diagonal cut flap are
unlike any stationery you ve seen.
Comes in cream, lavender, gray, flesh
and blue. u
Price, the 1-quire box. $1.20
We have also a new full line of
engraved Sympathy Cards and Birth
Announcements, all priced very low.
; ROGER & GALLET FACE
POWDER.
"Vera Violette." Our regular price of
' $1.10 reduced to. ;. 89c4
Enlarging, Developing
and Printing Pone
Quickly and" satisfactorily by experts.
Let us develop, print and enlarge the
story your camera tells of scenes at
home, in the mountains or by the rip
pling brook. Our photo finishers are
experts-the latest appliances known
have been installed and photo finish
ing has become an exact science with
us. Every plate and film treated (Sin
gly. Negatives of whatever size en
larged and printed in green, sepia or
black and white.
Our supplies and films fresh weekly.
SPECIAL All orders for Kodak
Work amounting to $1 or over we give
one 8x10 enlargement of your own se
lection FREE. "
Hearing Appliances
of Every Kind
Priced $2.00 to $20.00.
Ask to see our Audiphones and Ac-
cousticons.
Exclamations of Delight
Come from all who visit our Tewelrv
section. You will agree that ours is
the most original novelty jewelry when
you see it.
Jast now we are showine a verv
Eretty assortment of Dog Collars and
feck Bands in gold, silver. Dearl and
pearl and velvet effects: Neck Chains
in silver and platinum finish; genuine
Lapis, lavelieres and rhinestone set
shoe buckles, all reduced J4 and more.
Jixtra vaiu s n strings of indestruct
ible Pearls. They are beauties. Val
ues to $10. Per string, $2.50-$3.50
Dinner Ring Special Solid silver Din
ner Ring, pearl with rhinestone set
ting. : You 11 want to own one when
you nave seen this beauty. Values
to $2.50 at only i jo
We are headquarters' for Fountain
f ens or quality. Wood-Lark." Wa
terman's "Ideal" and Conklin'a s.if.
Filling'V are pens of merit, marl in
many style points. 98 to $28 -
HINDS' HONEY AND AT. Mown
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Needs no introduction. Our rm,i.-
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