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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,- rORTLANP. THURSDAY. EVENING, JUNK 13, lilt,
PLAYING A GRA
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Neither Confident That Their
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Motion of Sturges to Reject
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whli h will man lilm llialr nomlno. I r n.on. a .romlrnt plnrr of Ihla
Bryan did at I'.Mraico l( ao h-iivii. d:I at lila daughlitra hin
aTaltha Hll XlOBCh TMM. nrar lirr Mon.Uy Tli i1..ard
ti I. i. .i.iii.-nr:ihrr Tafl Mr In l.lnrolnalilr. Kngland. In U:l
h.. mouth inalrurlad dalr. and at llo of l lama lo Ih. I iilt.
Mtn to nominal l.im. aumli. that Kt.Ha In 111 l. In company i:n
II or nearly all of th rvnleiln bttvr Io biollirra. ram br 01 ttama to Or
' .h n,mmliiM r d.xldd In fon. Icailn nr IIro narlllp. -fnrla
iTafta faor. whl.h arirta llly. Thar a l aa familiarly lled lull!
la not muih diffrrrM In atranclh b- Ma taliln and llicn larl-J to fallfornl J
I twaan Taft and Itoi,all aa to In- o minaa il orkd thra for a
Bructl d-lft.a. tha adant bfln l"tt llm and tdan cama b.i k lo Ida
1 alirMlv with Tafl valley and attls1 on tKa farm thin
r -.ii T.rt iin..ft.i.!t Im ahla to he realded until two yeara ago. Htnra
win enoua-h of tha unlii.trurtrd dela- that time ha haa realdml with Ma
...... i aiva him tha votea neceaaanr daughter, lira I). F. Nawland. who
tl- T.rt manacera aav l'va four n.llra north of IJrownavlll
. . Th. Rooaavrlt manacera av vea. Wr. Harrlaon wa one of tl.a moat auc
In path caara tha wlah la father to lha raaaful farmara In Ihla aertlon. and at
thoufhL on o'nl over 1000 arrea of land.
4U1 Blff for MoraJ rffact. He waa the father of tl. Urgent family
. " , ".t1 , In thla auction of tha al.te. II. leavea
;., -It la doubtful whether any man In o mourn , w,,ow i
.Wither caiip haa tha confidence whl.-U o(J t0 whom he h, btt,l ,n.rre(, tj
tha autementa tlvan out from time to yMr Hevfn chldren .r, )v)n ,u of
win. a.. ........... ...... ,., trt pr,paroU, frmera located
iiiirawii .! . W( Brownavllle. and on daughter,
. . oiu.i .or wra. Harriet W ataon. who Uvea In
"" ?!!5 fn-.,!,, C JJ Hor,e 8ho B'nrt- Idho Thoae lirlr.g
la doubtful whether any mn will know Brown.vni. ,r, Thorn aeorge
with any degree of certainty how thea. JoMph ,nd v, ,i,1(ltn Mr, 8r,h Com";
" i ... .. .. . .. ,V I. . . ' r D. K. Newland. There ara
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vu.lip.vicu ft. IUC uyinnn .r.o..... ... I grea t g TB ndl'lllld Tel
... .1"- " . ' .i- Mr ".rrlaon. Blthough not a member
... . . 7. ,.Z.,.VV. or any ,f,urc. P thinker and
. . , . ' rengiouaiy Inclined. He waa rioted for
i.uvai raMijiui.iui5 m ... c ivuiiiij win uig noneaty and Intearltv
Kate to win them either to the Taft or
Roosevelt cause. Of courae, effort ara
being made to win over delegates
pledged to either aide and large clnlms
of Mirreva a Ion? thla line are being
made by both sides. But It Is not prob
able that much headway will be made.
Tate of Party in Balance.
" 'Play' has been called for the biggest
gam of politics since the foundation
of the Republican parly. Political his
tory Is going to be made fast here dur-
lng the iisxt few days. It Is not too
much to say that the future of the
party, whii.h, excepting clKht years, has
been In control of the national govern
ment for id years, l to he determined.
Ollson Gardner siiid:
"On the, choice of a temporary chair
man for the national convention the
-first tfft of strength is likely to come
"hetween the Rooseelt and Taft forces,
tlloot is the Taft candidate:. -MoGovern
'jjof Wisconsin'' probably will be the
ffBoosevelt candidate.
!.- "if Root wins the same vote would
f be sufficient to nominate Taft. If JIc
"Govern wins, the same vote would not
necessarily be available for the nomi
nation of Roosevelt. After defeatlnff
Root and checking Taft. the votes of
Wisconsin, North Dakota and Iowa
would go back to their favorite candi
dates. Thus the result of MeGovern'8
election as temporary chafrman'might
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FLOWERS. BEAUTY
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fiorn ft. Jolma
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taalon, bul natural Tha Ulna kl.al
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lag C faiuvu Armour Uam ef i'bl-
rag
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aallra Uil form al alorrlaea alr.al
aaal of rowriaraih for laadliig p-ai
Hum a ih para 4 a Then ram lha of
fi.are and rnait of tha Maryland, bal-
lry A. lha nltle fiia lha Hunt rlub.
Ih Urania toiaia barra. lha Itivrrald
tinting rlub with Ma array of borer
and buggica. rarriagr and tftama, tally
Ixia, t.egl.nn dog carta and other n
trl.a Tha aaddla hora.a. poni.a and
ran and atrial fralur.a wtta la a
r.lal division.
Tba ir llai.lly organiaed drill taain.
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ing rlub cunalituled a eartlon of partic
ular Bote Th l.lt.r rarrlera In aiai
aulta with pouchaa fllld wnh rta
wr crdingly allractlt. Th work
bora dlilaloii. tail In Una waa nearly
aa long a all Ih rrat of th parad.
Th ludgaa In Ihla aflrnon'a pa
rade for all dltlalona. airept th work
hora aarllon. ara K. K Mm'laran.
lUorg A. Waatgat. (laorg VI. Trow
brtda. John r. Carroll. Mrs H II. Mn-
cent. Mrs. Aolomon lllrsch Mr, J
Weals? iJidd. Tha Judga for Ih work
hora parade ara (lov.rnor WVat, ileorge
Ii w lUIBlnaon, A. V. . Huby. W illiam
Frajar.
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FOR OLD SOLDIERS
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OUR BIG SUIT SA
Continues on Friday and Saturday with renewed energy. The
hearty response to this sale depleted many lines, but we've
replaced them with suits of greater value You can
see what the strengthening of these lines mean
to you GREATER SAVINGS
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THE FOUNDERS OF BAY
OCEAN know all famous resorts
with the knowledge of associa
tion and watchful travels. With
this knowledge the natural beau
ties are left undisturbed, the com
forts of the city, with means for
recreation, have been added
uniquely for your vacation.
Regular $19.50 Reg. $24.75-$30.00 RCg. $350-$37.50
It's attonUhing what pretty suits you can buy now for so little money.
$19.50 has always been our lowest price suit, and we defietiUtry corn
petition on suits at that price. You have your choice of 100 of these
now at $10.
AT 914.05 and 923.05 you choose from over 200 Suits, all perfect
beauties, the season's best styles, the newest fabrics and colorings, tai
lored in a masterly manner. The least you save on these suits is $10.
If such a saving is worthy, then see these suits sure. ,
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A Sale of House Dresses at
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Ratine Hats
A Friday and Saturday special. Made of percales and
heavy lawns, all colors and sizes; 10 distinct styles. Reg
ular $1.75 and $2.
$1.19
New Norfolk Middy Blouses
Just in these stylish Norfolk Middies of fine soft Q
finish drill, trimmed with fast color gaLatea, in navy f l 43
or red, laced front, patent leather belt. All sizes. Spe
cially priced at
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PORCH FURNITURE
At Tempting Prices
7 A Thjl
for This Label
RICH
as butter
SWEET
as a Nut .
At all leading grocers.
' ASK for it
and DEMAND it.
Phones.
East Q44, B-2f 28 V
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Start Your Little
Home Today
Why Not a Home
of Your Own
Today?
Get out. Take your willow chair and enjoy the out
door Summer air. Dame Nature will furnish you
with-the air and we will supply the rest. We have a
complete line in large varieties at -prices which will
surely tempt you.
The Latest Word in Gas Ranges
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Individuality
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As easy to keep clean as dishes.
Sanitary, double oven, canopy
New and exclusive designed
canopy, which removes all
fumes and odor s from ht
kitchen. TTnnir nvpn lfixlft?
Icr&er 16x18, combining broiler and boiling oven.
Full, width of range 40 inches. Price S45.'
Other sizes from $12.50 to 8520.;.
at un
equalled prices
and upon
terms of
payment
which are
surpris
ingly
easy
EACH CUSTOMER SHARES THE $25,000 WE
SAVE ANNUA1XY BECAUSE WE BUILT ON
THE EAST SIDE
Complete
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and
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Furnishers
Low Prices
and Easy
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Quality good
low prices
competent
salespeople
prompt deliv
ery service
and our easy
payment plan
thoul d
make our
store your
store.
COME JN AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH US WITH OUR QUALTTY
ioODS WITH PUR XPRICE
PLAN aND THE UNEQUALED SERVICE.
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Rugs of Quality are these famous products of Amer
ica's greatest rug weavers. In all grades is shown
the utmost attention to all those things that make
for durabihty, artisic designs and harmonious color
blending.
ANGLO-PERSIAN, the Rug Supreme. No mas
terpiece of Oriental weaving gives more delight
than these. Splendid examples of modern loomcraft:
they illustrate the very witchery of weavery every
one a poem of color and design. All sizes from 27x
54 inches to 11.3x15 feet, and special sizes to order.
ANGLO-INDIAN Superb examples of the practi
cal and beautiful in modern floor coverings. A
closely woven, artistically designed rug that will meet
the demands of ..the most exacting hometurmsher.
To be had in all regular and special sizes.
BODY BRUSSELS Whittall's Childema Brussels
affords a variety of design and coloring that adapts
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ir. io any ruum ui mc nuuic, iiuiii nic uaimjr uuuuoir
to the practical demands of the dining and living-
rooms. Many ot tne patterns ana colorings are re
productions of the more costly Wiltons, and can use
in connection with them.
OUR RUG DEPARTMENT is always replete with
the best things the market affords in Axminsters.
Body Brussels, Wiltons, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs;
also Rag, Art and Grass Rugs at our unusually low
East side prices.
Indiana
Refri
gerators
The better the re
frigerator the less
the ice bill; the
Indiana Line,
enameled lined.
As' easy to keep
clean a dishes,
hence sanitary.
The .Twentieth
health, comfort
and economy. All
size. Prices from
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