The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1914, Page 16, Image 16

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Men's Qothing:F & Hats, Boys06ing,(Kpds and Sporting
ACKERSON OBJECTS
TO MOORES' LETTER IN
Goods Nqw in Our 'Temporary Annex
Ballots for the Rose Festival f
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CAMPAIGN
PAMPHLET
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Candidate-for National Com
mitteeman Asserts to Sec
retary State Attack Made,
LAW, VIOLATION CHARGED
Attention Called to "Statute Which
States Zonal loomj Given
to Opponent.
Protest has been filed with Secretary
of State Olcott by Charles W. Acker
son, candidate for RepiJbliean commit
teeman for Oregon, agaltst the inclu
sion In the official campaign pamphlet
of a letter written by C. B. Moore,
member of the dock commission, Urg
ing Republicans to vote for Ralph Wil
liams, Incumbent, and attacking Mr.
Ac kerson.
Mr. Ackerson states that Mr. Moorea'
lntter la In violation of that section
of the Oregon law which provides that
each candidate against whom letters
of opposition aro written shall have
equal spatn the booklet to state- his
slo of the lsmio.
Me contends that Mr. Moores" letter
is both an argiiiippnt In favor of xone
candidate and an argument against
another. This, declares Mr. Ackeraon,
is unlawful. ,
The paragraph to which Ackerson
objects reads:
Chang In Registration Woted.
"O. W. Ackerson registered as aPro
gresalVe on January 8 this year, and
on March 1 last, changed his registra
tion to Republican, and Immediately
filed liis declaration for Republican
national committeeman, clearly show
ing that his change in politics was for
office only, as within 24 hours after
he became a Republican he was a can
didate for one of the -most important
offices In the gift of the party.
"Ttt average man is fairmlnded.
arid every consideration of fair play
calls fpr tho selection of a man for
this Important office, who Js ant
has been a consistent Republican, an 1
iWho lias given his time and energy
In the interest of the Republican par
tjv and not a tic.v convert who bs
cotnes a Republican Just the day be
fore he announces Ills candidacy for
office. As a consistent Republican
U't- should vote for a man whose Re
publicanism is unquestioned."
Mr. Aikcrson's letter to Secretary
Olcott follow:
Ackerson's Latter.
"I beg to call your attention to Page
8. last paragraph, of the official
pamphlet fr the .primary nominating
election, Mav 15, 1914. same being an
article entitled 'Ralph K. Williams,
Candidate for Republican Party for
National Committeeman' and signed
.'Chas. H. Moores. Information fur
liiahed by C has. B. Moores,' first copies
of which were run from the press
April 17. 1 notn that on the . page
occupied by Ralph E. Williams, one
aragraph is in the nature of an at
tack upon or of argument against my
nomination.
"It seems clear to me that this la in
violation of Hectlon 3487 of Lord's Ore
Ton I,aws., which, after providing for
the filing of statements by the can
didates, or their friends, says: 'Any
person or persons opposing the nomina
tion of any such candidate may, not
later than tho 39th day, before said
nominating election, file with the sec-
rotary of state their typewritten or
printed . statements over their slf.
imtures of the reasons why such can
didata should not be nominated, and
every such statement should be accom
pan lea by proor. by affidavit, or
sheriffs return, that they have caused
to be cerved personally and in per
son, upon such candidate a true copy
of Kuehstatement. Each candidate
shall be allowed one page of printed
matter and those opposing him shall
each be allowed one page of space on
equal terms with him as hereinafter
provided.'
"I believe this has always been con
st rued to forbid an argument against
ne candidate being included In the
argumerft in favor of another.
- - Alleges Violation of Law.
"These gentlemen who have with
supreme disregard and contempt vio
lated the laws of Oregon are the same
wbo rode over and trampled under
foot the wishes of the majority as ex
pressed in the primary elections of
1912.
"Who Is this Charles B. Moores? Ia
he the same Charles B. Moores who,
in his mad attempt t force Taft. tho
.minority candidate, on to the majority
of the Republican party, brought about
lb defeat of that able and grand char
acter, Honorable Ben Selling, for
I'nited States senator?
"Secretly and under cover of dark
ness, these men have slipped Into the
voters' pamphlet and attempt to take
away. a right granted and guaranteed
to me under the Oregon primary sys
tem, the right of fair play, the right
to refute an argument against me.
"I'nder section 2487. lord's Oregon
laws, 1 am entitled to be served par-
sonally and in perwon with a true copy
or any asgument against my candl
Uacy.
Minority Party Victorias.
The leorard cannot ohange Its
spots and once more we have an ex
ample of the methods of the old gang,
the methods that have torn asunder
the Republican party and have made
it easy 'for the minority party to placa
. its candidates in high offices In the
normal Republican stata of .Oregon.
" "' "Under the rule of Ralph Williams.
as committeeman, we have witnessed
men of high standing and lofty char
, actr sent down to ignominious defeat
by the minority party.
"FVr the first time in the history of
. tna ranon, tne voters have an wooor
tunlty to decide who will lead the
party aa national committeemen. Un
der tho old system, six men in the
back room of some hotel. 8000 miles
from home, fixed up the deal to suit
themselves. We have the supreme
' opportunity to bury the standard
larer of the old steam roller crowd
on May i&.
"Well knowing that r have against
ma me most powerful, sinister arid
unscrupulous politicians in the state.
I ask that you, as an impartial officer
f the. state of Oregon, see that I re
ceive all the right and privileges
rmniea ro me unaer the Oregon prt
, wary nysrem.
"Yours very truly.
- ,"C. W. ACKKRsnw.
"Candidate for National Committee
man ior ma republican Party.
Oak Grove Meeting.
Oak Grove. Or.. April 81. The re
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OCIOCK TDUrsdav affarnnnn -
home of Mrs. Ida Chase, on the river
Queen Candidates
May Be Secured With Purchases
in the Temporary Annex Only
' Rose Festival Tour de Luxe .ballots will be given with
purchases in the Temporary Annex only as follows: ?
10 votes with every purchase of 25c or Imore
20 votes with every purchase of 50c or more
35 votes with every purchase of '75c or 'more ;
50 votes with every purchase of $1.00 or more
. 100 votes with every purchase of $2.00 or more
150 votes with every purchase-of $3.00 or more
200 votes with every purchase of $4.00 or more '
250 votes with every purchase of $5,00 or more
; 50 Additional Votes With Every Additional Dollar Purchase
Malar Frank's Temporary annex, rota Street.
niinmiHum IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH
--and Astonishing to All Is the Value-
Giving
Tfirou
shout!
Embroideries Underpriced , for
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Removal Sale
15c to 25c Staple Embroideries, Yard 10c
For women's and children's Undermuslins, these neat
Cambric Edges and Insertions to match are most suit
able. There's a variety of Eyelet designs. Widths from
1 to 5 ' inches.
50c to 85c Embroidery Edges, Yard 25c
Cambric and Nainsook Embroidery -Edges, in dainty
Floral designs for infants' wear, or more elaborate eye
let effects for (Undermuslins. In widths from 3 to' 18
inches.
YVic Cotton Huck Toweling
18 inches wide fully bleached
good weight suitable for Towels
or Runners. Special sale, the Qrt
yard
Turkey. Red Table Damask
suitable for Kitchen Tables, Camp
ing, or the Beach. Fast colors,
58 inches wide. Special, the A pTrt
yard U,
. In the Temporary Annex
Men
$25
Fancy
Suits
Only
$20
A notable offering at ths time new Spring
Suits for men at a marked reduction!! Includ
ed in-this underpricing are Garments from the.
most reputable tailors for men Adler-Rbches-ter,
Hickey-Freeman, Washington Company,.
Rogers Peet, and others who restrict the iise of
their name at sale prices. t
Smart rfew styles that show perfection in
workmanship latest weaves and colorings
fancy worsteds and cheviots garments to fit
men of every stature longs, shorts, stouts and
regulars.
With such varied selection as we have to
choose from and with a $5 saving to you on
each .Suit, this is the logical store fori you to
buy from. Come and pick out your Suit!
There is a splendid assortment assembled for
selection and your choice may be had T OA
now for UX
Meier rraak' SaoonA Floor Temporary Aaaez.
Nearly Entire First Floor Devoted to
Men's Furnishings and Hats
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With Deeply Reduced Prices on All Articles Except
, t . ' .-i Contract Lines
Men's Shirts, Cravats, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Paja
faas," Nightshirts, Suspenders All at Reduced Prices
Meier tt TruaJf Plrrt Ploer Sixth Street . eny-
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$1.00 Golf Shirts at 50c Ea.
.New Fancy Golf Shirts for Spring--of madras, percale and
chambray in a wide variety of attractive patterns and colors. Made
in coat tyle with soft negligee- bosoms and stiff cuffs at- PAfl
tached. Just half price regular $1.00 Golf Shirts at OUL
Cooper's $j.00 Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers 50c Each
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The famous 'JXooper" make Shirts and Drawers of cojt- PA.
ton, in white and blue. Reg. $1 garments reduced to, each Ovl C
Vew Location Pirwt Tloor Temporary
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Men's Hats, Special $2
The Equal of Hats Sold Elsewhere at $3
All the new colors and shapes, wide, narrow, flat or rolled
L brims high or low crowds. Plain or Puggery bands, bows in
front, back or new three-quarter style. Light and dark colors,
including blues, gfeens browns, etc. These Hats may be worn
in either Fedora or telescope shape. Splendid, up-to-date Hats
for men our special price ?2.00
, Ken's rnrBlsainr Section rirt noor Temporary iun.
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SHOPPERS' GUIDE
MOVE NO. 1 Art Needlework
Department moved to Sev
enth Floor, near Tea Room
Sixth-street Annex.
MOVE NO. 2 Kodak Department
f . Sporting Goods Department
moved to Temporary Annex
(across Fifth St.), Fifth-St.
. Entrance.
fc MOVE NO. 3-Alteration and
Fitting Room Moved to
Fifth Floor, 6th-St. Annex.
MOVE NO. 4 Men'. FnmUking
Department Moved to Tem
! porary Annex, First Floor.
! MOVE NO. 5 Men' Clothing
Department Moved to Tem-
porary Annex, Second Floor.
I MOVE NO. 6 Trunk and Suit
! caee Department Moved to
! N First Floor .vain Bide, fsnace
; formerly occupied by Men's 3j
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20,000 Feet of Vacated Floor Space in Main Building Occupied Temporarily
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With Scores of Unmatched Bargain Offerings Piled High on Sales Tables
Changeable Silk Street
Dresses at $16.45
Seventy-five Changeable Silk Street Dresses, in
lovely Navy, Wine, Copenhagen, brown and black ef
fects, are offered as a special . during Removal Sale.
They're truly wonderful in' every way, made of soft
changeable, taffeta, in, the very latest styles, including
two, three or four:tier skirts, the new bustle style,
and many other novel effects. These Dresses are made
in ways that" are entirely suitable for either, street, or
house wear, and at the lowered price, for Removal Sale,
offer a splendid economy. There are only 75 n the
group and the price is reduced from $25-$30 to $16.45.
Coats and Wraps; of Silk
Regularly to $48.00, Now $27.50
Three-quarter length Coats and Wraps suitable for evening
or afternoon wear, of moire silk and changeable taffeta, In .lovely
colors. L,ined throughout with exquisitely patterned and col
ored brocaded silks. The styles are. unique and extremely fash
ionable, and the colors reseda, tans, purple, grays, Copenhagen,
mauve, navy and black. This is an exceptional offering, these
Coats and Wraps of lovely silk, selling regularly J0'7
to $48.00 reduced to eOU
Melefc Trank'e Garment Salons BeooaA Iloor ICatn BnllOlag
800 Pairs Children's Shoes
Arranged on Sales Tables, . on Third Floor, in the Sixth Street Annex
$1.25 to $1.75 Grades 69c
$1.75 to $2.50 Grades 99c
Eight hundred pairs of Chil
dren's Shoes, Pumps and Ox
fordsfor girls, small boys and
misses go on sale tomorrow at
less than half price. These
Shoes are taken from our regu
lar stocks, brojeen lines of our
high-grade and most desirable
. Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps.
Gunmetal, Patent Colt, Tan
Russia and Chocolate Vici Kid
One-Stran Pumm. Rlnrhr Oy.
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toras,-Button and Lace Shoes for children and misses reduced as follows:
Mecca of Busy Shoppers
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The SixthSt Annex, Basement
Busily Ridding Our Stocks
of "Hurt" Goods!
Thousands of Articles for Daily
Use at Home Selling at a Fmc
tion of Cost Gome Tomorrow
3600 Pairs Kaysers Silk Gloves
With Slight Imperfections
Radically Underpriced
We' have secured 300 dozen, or 36oo pairs.
of Kayser's Pure Silk Double-Tipped Gloves,
i sale at deeply reduced prices. These. Gloves are
"not perfect" or "seconds" at the factory, where the
is so rigid that a dropped stitch or some such .slight
imperfection causes the glove "to be designated "not perfect."
n most cases the imperfections are so slight as to be hardly no-iceable.
Kayser" Silk Glove Specials at Deeply Reduced Prices
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Materials Underpriced
S4.S0 to S5.BO Volat XOaa Vet Vox.
taina, pair. S3.45.
$5.78 to $7 Potat ICOaa XTet Onr
taima, pair. 84.65.
$8 to 99 Duobcaa Point Ket Oor
tains, pair, 86.65.
810 to 813 Sueheaa Point Vat Ou-
italae. pair 88.95. .
?iu vouo Boron vnrauaa, wnn
et lace edge, pair. 84.95.
- 88 Marqaitt Ourt&lna, with lace
edee, pair. 83.95. . ,
$13 Maxquiaetta Onrtalna, with
lace edge, pair, 85.95.
$3.25 Oood. Scrim Oart&lna, with
lace Insertion, 100 pairs, pr., 82.45.
$18.00 Hand-mad Beal Imported
Arabian Zoe Set Oartaiaa, special,
pair. 89.00.
$37.50 Rand-made Beal Imported
Arabian Kaoo XTet Onrtalna, special,
pair, 813.T5.
$425 Cable Vet Curtain, ecru color,
pair, 83.40.
$5.60 Two-toned Vttmtham Oar
tarn, pair. 84.40.
$2.50 Dainty Colonial Bwias Cur
tains, triro'd with white ball fringe,
pair, 81.85.
$1.35 Swiss Scrim Cortains, with
lace insertion, pair, 98.
6O0 "Snnlast" Cnrtain Material.
5 lain weave, yard. 35 1
3o "White Import! XCadras, 80
nches wide, yard. 19f.
See : our Special Table of English
Swiss. Scotch. Xadras and Imported
Snndonr, usually ranging' In price
from 75c to SI. 60. special, yard. 49-
m nui't-Tiaxa rioor
Haln Building.
Four . More Days of
April Drug and Toilet
Requisite Sale
FREErFour 10c bars Palm-
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Olive Soap with every jar of
Palm-Olive Cream, reg. 90c
value, for 49c
"SPECIALS"
50c Creme Elcaya ;ar 39
25c bottle Violet Aqimonia.. 15
Epsom Salts 5 poutfds 23
25c Packer's Tar Soap bar 12,
75c toilet Waters,; assortment of odors,
bottle 49
$1.00 Parker's Hair Balsam, bottle 69
25c Wistaria' Talcum large box ....16
25c Euthymol Tooth Paste 2 tubes 25
$1.25 Flannel Covered. Hot Water Bot
tle, 3-qt. size, guaranteed 1 year 89
Red Rubber Fountain Syringe, 'guaran
teed 1 year ..!....... .69
20c-25c Wool Powder Pads. each... 12
PARISIAN IVORY ALL REDUCED
Ftset Ploor Sixth Street Annex.
50c Kayser's Short Silk Gloves
in white, black, and colors. Two
clasp style, sizes 5?4 to 7 Q'Tf
slightly imperfect OIL
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$1.00 Kayser's Short, Heavy Silk
Gloves black, white and colors,
heavy Silk Gloves, in two-clasp
style, sizes 5j4 to ,7, 7Qp
slightly imperfect I
$1.75 Kayser's Long Heavy Silk
Gloves slightly imperfect. Silk
Gloves, in black and white and a
few colors, 12 and 16-button 1ength.
Sizes Syi to 7 reduced 0"t 1Q
to, the pair J7
75c Kayser's Short Heavy Silk
Gloves in black, white and col
ors, sizes $Yi to 7, slightly KOp
imperfect JOi
$1.00 Kayser's Long Silk Gloves
12 and 16-bufton length, in
black, white and colors, sizes 5y
to 7 slightly imperfect, a
$1.50 Kayser's Long Silk Gloves
12, 16 and 20-btitton lengths, in
black and white only. Slightly ,inv
perfect. In sizes 5-.to 7 QQA
the oair JKJ
pair
rirst Zlooi
Main Building
Visit Our Notion Section Tomorrow
And Receive Notions Worth 50c for Only 29c Your
Choice of Any Four Assorted Notion Ar
ticles, Amounting to 50c Ordinar
ily, Wednesday at 29c
rirst moor Sixth Street Annex.
FREE 10c Card of Wilson's Hooks and Eyes
Bring this coupon to oar Notion Department on Wednesday and
receive a. 10c Card Wilson's Hooks and Eyes Free.
Name .
Address
$1.25 to $1.75 Shoes, Pumps and
Oxfords, children's
sizes, 5 to 8, priced
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69c
$1.75 to $2.50 Shoes, Pumps and
Oxfords, sizes 8V2
to 2, for misses and
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BCeler Si rranics Talrd Ploo Slxtn Street Annex.
99 c
THEr Quality: Stof of Portland
V flftK, 3ixOvforrisofy Alder fits. - r
Trunks
and Suit
Cases ;
Just
Inside
Morrison
Street .
Entrance
Wednesday Grocery Specials
ASPARAGUS OR ASPARAGUS TIPS White or green..- Latest pack.
No 2Vi cans or No. 1 square can Tips. Dozen fl.40. " Ol.
can AeVZC
Holly Milk Best Oregon make. Dozen cans ........ . s , f .95
Fancy Pears High-grade brand. No.254 cans. Doz. f 2.25an 20 ;
Red Salmon Latest pack. No. l tall cans. Doz. fl.70-can .i ...!5
Lunch Salmon "Medium red. - No. V flat cans 3 for 25 .
Sweet Potatoes Solid pack. ' No. 3 cans 3 cans i..... ....... .25
Table Plums Latest pack. No. 2Yi cans 3 for ...25
Cider Vinegar Finest grade, 'Full quart bottle 15
Small White Michigan Beans No. 5 cloth sack... ". 2D
Victor Butter Fancy Oregon make. Roll .-..;;55
50c Victor Japan Tea Basket Tired- Lt '.30
15c Carton Pancake Flour Several brands. Each ., ;;iO-
; Xeles rraaire Pnre Tood Orooary, Basemeat
road, uu urove.
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