V , THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAN D, ' THURSDAY" EVENING, JANUARY 21, ; 1915.
THIS "'SESSION 'MUST
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STRAIGHTEN
KINKS
' 'COLUMBIA-SPAN ACT
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Tolls Provided but No One Is
Authorized to Collect; Op
i' erating Body in Doubt, - ;
; , Salem, Or.. Jan. 21. LegUIatioft will
hav to b enacted by this legislature
to atralfthten. out ambiguiUea and!
cover 'omiaalona In the laws enacted!
two years ago in relation to the con-!
etruetlon of the Interstate bridge be
tween .Portland and Vancouver. ? 1
M Thlk wa decided at the first meet-1
4 Inar of the Mill tnoinah delegation yen- j
. terday mcternon. Chairman E. V. LU-, '
tlefield, of the ! delegation, appointed
Senator ' Moeer and Representative
Huston as a committee to confer with
District Attorney Walter II. Evans of
, Multnomah afid prepare a bill to pro
vide for the collection and disposition
, Of tOll. -!";.,'' ' , " '.-J' :. r . A" .,;..
While .the. law Of two yeara aeo pro-
vlded. that tho structure may be en
ducted as-a toll bridge, no provision
was mad as to who should collect
the tolls or what should be done witn
the money thnia collected. - ' '
Clyd B.. Altchlson, member of the
railroad comftilaslOn, pointed out the
conflict tn authority over the bridge
as conferred by the two laws enacted
by the lastj legislature. These are
chapters 146 and 379 of the 1913 ses
sion laws. One chapter gives a com
mission consisting of the' governor ami
the county commissioners authority to
construct, maintain and provide for
the 'operation of the bridge, while the
" other chapter says, after the bridge s
- completed It! shall be junder.the con
trol of the state rallrOad commission.
J Mr. . Altchlson presented an amend
ment to thai law to place the entire
: control . of. this bridge in the hands of
' the governor and the county commis
sion. He explained that the railroad
i commission had no objection to taking
: control of the bridge, -but If It did so
it waa not proper for the other com
' mission to make all the contracta and
arrangements for the operation of tho
bridge. i . .
Urn pointed out that the law Is state
i wide In Its application and that Uraa
. : ttlla, Malheuror some other county on
the border might want to constru9t
an Interstate' bridge under Us provi
sions, and a they are considerable dis
tance from the seat of the railroad
commission he thought It would 4e
better perhaps to give the control to
V tha governor and tha county commis-
ton. . . "
Senator Moser said he feared there
would be opposition to the .measure
from ; membera from other 'counties
since tho state Is obligated to pay the
Interest on the Interstate bridge bonds.
' One, Day of Rest
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Employer Mast Designate Which of
Hie Employes Shall Have Holidays
J ' la Week Daya.
; '.'Halcm, Or., Jan. 21. Private prose
cutor stand a gambler's chance of
earning a $25; fee in pushing to couttJ
v.iolatlotia of a proposed law intro
; duued In the house yesterday by Rep- j
; resentative i Home of Multnomaa
county making it unlawful for any
employer tcj work his employees more
- than six daya a week. : , ' " -
The bill jpreacrlbea that every em-
p'loyer of labor shall designate w hi eft
of his employee ahall have their hoji
' days on certain week days In cases
' Where Sunday work is required and
T shall post such lists, also filing a copy
r with the Vmmissloner of labor.
A Kxceptlolis to the "one day of rest
Jn seven" idea are made only In the
X cases of bakery workers who set
i sponge and watchmen and furnace
tenders. '.. '
; .Breaking this proposed law Is pun
Ishable by a moderate fine for' . the
first offense and by fine and lmprte
- onment for the second. The private
. prosecutor Is allowed -to bring Infor
mation before Justices of the peace,
first putting up security for costs.
If the court finds the defendant not
guilty, . the prosecutor must pay the
i! cost a. If be la found- guilty, the pro
secutor la allowed an attorney fee of
at least $25.
In Every Seven
Economy Inspires
' Committee Action
Kepreaeatatlve Olsom Bays Move to
ff Abolish Office of Immigration Agent
If o Beflectioa on Chapman.
v- fcalem. Or., Jan. 21. When Conrad
JVOlaon of Multnomah county moved
the passage of the bill abolishing the
Office of state Immigration agent, yes
terday, . he -took occasion to make.lt
plain to the house that the recommen
dation of the Judiciary committee was
In no way a reflection upon the work"
of ..c, x:. Chapman. Immigration agent,
or. that lt 'believed that there Is no
, need for the exploitation of Oregon.
. "This Is an economical session and
we have to trim somewhere." he said.
'.'Mr, Chapman makes absolutely . no
plea for -the continuance of the depart
ment, and I doubt not that the Oregon"
.Development league,-which matches
dollar for dollar: the. legislative appro
priation, will be .much . disappointed
under present circumstances."
V Twelve bills were Introduced yes
terday afternoon, and the house ad
journed. Its members"' scattering at
once Into a score of committee meet-
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AN EASY WAY
TO GET RID OF
UGLY. PIMPLES
j , Bathe your face for several minutes
'' with resinol soap and hot water, then
' apply a little resinol ointment very
, gently... Let this stay on ten minutes,
and wash off with ; resinol soap and
more hot water.- finishing with a dash
.Of cold water to close the pores. t)o
'this onca or twice & day, and you will
be astonlsiied to find how 'quickly the
S healing, j-eainot-medication soothes and
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, ind blackheads, and leave the com.
, plexlon .clear and velvety, , -
atop Itching InaUntly and speedily !
1 skin humors, sores, burns, wounds
and - chafing. - Bold by all druggists.
Tor ': Xreo, trial sle, write,. Dep t 7-R,
Resinol. Baltimore, Md.: (Adv.
Sal of Boys' Blouo Waists
The Weil-Known Fergon-McKiimey Make Our Regu- J Jf
Ur 50c Values NoW at THREE FOR $1.00, or Each at Only DDL
It will repay you many; times tover to lay'.ina' goodly supply 'of these Waists
for the boy's future need. It is a fine new, line of boys' blouse Waists, made
with military collar and new adjusting tape on the side instead of strings. They
come in assorted stripes and are the j popular Ferguson-McKinney make.
All sizes. Regular 50c Nralue. Bargain Friday at 3 for $1.00, or
each , . .i . . ;. , 1 . . 0DC
$1.00 GRADE MEN'S UNDERWEAR AT, THE GARMENT, 8Sc
A!fine line of men's natural gray wool Shirts and Drawers at a bargain price.
They are shown in all sizes and-are the kmd sold regularly at $1.00. Of
Priced Bargain Friday at, garment. . . ... . -.v.-, : , . . ODC
Men's Outing - Flannel Gowns and Pajamas, regular $1.00 grade
Bargain-Friday at. , . . . , :
A Broken ' Line of Cooper's Derby Ribbed Worsted Shirts and
Drawers Regular $1.00 grade. Bargain Friday at
79c
79c
Pacific Phone j All Mail Orders Promptly Home Phone
Marshall 5080 j and Carefully Filled at j A-2112
Clearance Sale Prices Express and Parcel Post Pack
ages Prepaid oh $5.00 Purchases We Are Principal
Portland Agents for Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
All Styles and Sizes on Sale Here at 10c and 15c Each
Store Opens Daily at 80 a. m., on Saturdays 9 a. m.
Store Closes Daily at 50 p. m.. Saturdays at 6 p. m.
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THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY
aJ-aJJl " K3 GUILDS JfJL JJ VUILaULVaViiZi 11
Migla' Grade ' Ipons 4
35c VALUES AT. 15c
A fine line of women's aprons made of . good grade ginghams in neat
checks. They come in the plain band style either fitted or gathered.
They . are neatly finished with plain, hem or ruffle,, also pocket and
wide tie strings. A fine assortment of black sateen aprons C w
are also included at this sale. Reg. 35c vals. Priced-Friday at . 1 OL
: - 65c AND 50c VALUES AT 29c
Another attractive apron special -for this sale. They are made of
high grade ginghams in neat checks, and in the popular ib, Mother
Hubbard or plain styles. They are all neatly finished ,with pockets
and bias bindings and shown in good length and fullness.
Best 65c and 5oc values. Priced Friday at ....... . . . . ... ms
For
Choice
A Sensational
Sale of Women's
and Misses' Coasts
Made of Hjgh-Grade Materials
in the Popular Balmacaans
Belted and Many Other Styles
Regular $12.50 to $16.50 " f
Qualities Specially Priced for .
Bargain Friday at Low Figure
Quality considered they are the finest garments ever sold in
this city at such a low figure. It is your opportunity to
possess a fine, well-appearing, well-wearing new winter
Coat at onehalf the price you would ordinarily pay for gar
ments of eqfiial style and quality. Included are the popular
Balmacaans, belted-and many other styles in the best plain
colors, eponge and zibelineS. They are good fitting gar
ments made from warm, durable materials and shown in
all sizes for women and young ladies. Coats that would
sell in the regular way at $12.50 to $16.50. Un- OC
derpriced for Friday at. . 0 D LiO
Women's Wool Press
Skirts, $4.50 to
$7.50 Grades
A fine assortment of women's wool Dress Skirts, made of
high grade materials, in different styles. You have -t ; A A
choice from values up to $7.50. Bargain Friday atfr 1UU
Will IB
1 Mrr3i-. vS-r-K i-Tsr5
ffi) Price Eeduc-
You ivill find values that have never before been equaled here or elsewhere. Is not
the magnificent success of; our Bargain Friday Sales a bold example of what such
.methods will do? Are you benefiting to the utmost extent by the policy of this store
giving absolutely and unconditionally the best values? No really careful buyer will
pass the of f erings we make without investigating them. Look at these economy op
portunities for tomorrow. Here are prices thatsuggest buying for the season's needs;
Extraordinary Special From Our
1 Great Embroidery Sale V
The Most Beautiful
18 Inch Embroideries
Corset-Cover, Camisole and
Flouncing Embroideries in the
Best Materials arid Choice New .
Patterns Every Yard This Sea
son's Goods Values to 35c a
Yard Priced for Tomorrow at
75c 45-Inch Voile Flouncings, - Specially
Priced for This Sale, Friday Only, the Yard
These offerings will prove ta every thrifty woman our un
disputed supremacy in high-grade embroidery value, giving.
It is the. best and largest lot of 18-inch Corset Cover, Cami
sole and Flouncing Embroideries ever shown in this city.
50,000 yards think of it ! . All beautiful new goods in-"
eluded are the very choicest of the pew season's patterns.
You must come and see them to appreciate how really
beautiful they are. Attend this sale tomorrow and purchase
a full season's supply. There'll be no better, sale this year
for you have choice from values up to'35c a yard.' v
Bargain Friday the price will be. . . . I . . . lC
Clean-Up of Neckwear Tomorrow (Friday) Each 2c
37c
Great Clearance Sale of Women's
'Fine 3D)3T(Bss
THEY ARE SHOWN IN GAITER EFFECT OR CLOTH
QUARTER AND CONCAVE HEELS ALSO COMElN
THE POPULAR "BABY DOLL" STYLES WITH FLAT
HEELS REGULAR $3.50 VALUES ON SALE ONLY
Footwear that stands for the highest degree o excellence in shoe-
maKing quality, style, lit and satisfaction as well as underpneed.
The .most exceptional values are offered in this sale of Women's
high grade footwear. They coine in the popular gaiter effect, also cloth quarter and concave
heels. Also a fine assortment of the popular cloth top "Baby j Doll" Shoes with flat heels
and many other styles in silk velvets. They are the kind made to sell reeularly at d0 Ot
$3.50.. Priced .This Sale at.. ........... y. .......... ........ f... .JZ.oil
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Sale Women's High Gr ade Shoes
They Are Shown in Broken Sizes Patent, Dull and Vici Kid Leathers 7f
Low and High Heels Regular Values to $3.00 a Pair on Sale Only D 1 7
Here is a splendid opportunity to secure fashionable well wearing footwear at a bargain
price.- They come in patent, dull and yici kid leathers and in either low or' high heels.
They are shown in broken sizes of 2, 24, 3 and 3. The kind made to sell regu- Tf -A
.larly up to $3.00. On Sale Tomorrow at. ... . ..v. . . .... . ..... . ... . . . . . . . . .3)1 J
$1.69
$1.25 n ti -
....69c4
Girls' -$2.50 and $3.00 9-Inch Guaranteed Shoes, shown in patent and gunmetal calf
learners, sizes oy2 to z, at. .
"Little People's" High Top Shoes, shown in different colors.
values at.
Sizes 4 to 7.
Misses Shoes. All sizes from 1 to 2. $1.75 values. This Sale at.
Very Timely and Important Sole of
Wo me k' s ; Higk
Grade Kid Gloves
Speoial for Friday Only
They Come in the Fashion
able One-Clasp Style, With
Embroidered or Spearpoint
Stitched Back A Well Fit
ting, Well-Wearing Glove of
Regular $1.50 Quality for
Here is -your sale, for it contains just the 'kind of
Kid Gloves that VOU like. It is a -sate nf rinc nf trw
best known makes of women's highrade Kid Gloves
at one - third below, real - worth. A special purchase
of 500 dozen pairs direct from the manufacturer.
They come in the fashionable one-clasp style, with
embroidered or spearpoint stitched back. Included
are all sizes in tan, gray, brown, white and black.
They are well wearing, well fitting Gloves,1 made to
sell regularly at $1.50 a pair. You may sup- AO
ply your needs this sale at only. . . . . .VOL
NOTE No Gloves Fitted at This Sale.
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Women's High Gpade
Leather Handbags
: Women who know the high quality of cur Leather
Goods will be quick to take advantage of the remark
able savings to be had in these lines.. You may well
judge the offerings by the items listed here. It is a
sale of fine Leather Handbags, underpriced in four
different lots as follows:
LOT ONE Regular 75c Values on Sale at Only 37c
This lot includes bags of pin-Persian, seal grain and suede
leathers. AH are neatly finished with' coin purse and mir
ror fittings. . , '
LOTTWO Regular $125 Values oW Sale for 79c
This assortment includes bags of pin-Persian, seal and wal
rus grain leathers, in all the latest shapes. They are neatly
lined with moire or leather and - are fitted with .neat coin
purse, mirror, etc. ,.. - "..'.' ' t
LOT THREE Regular $2.50 Values on Sale $1.49
In this lot you have choice of bags of pin-Persian and goat
seal leathers, in the newest, shapes. tThey come, with silk
lining and are shown with three and four piece fittings." '
LOT FOUR Regular $3.00 Values on Sale $1.89
A fine' assortment of bags ;of pin-Persian, J real ? seal and
walrus -grain leathers; in - pannier and large metaL frame
shapes . They come with: either, silk or leather linings and
are shown, with neat coin purse and, mirror fittings. ,V" -
Bverytla
iiiig Is Rediiced in
jSiiit IJiiderwear
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Hosiery
Your every need may . be
supplied in both Knit Under
wear and Hosiery, and at a
great saving, if you take ad
vantage of this great sale.
Worthy price reductions are
general : throughout these
stocks of reliable, trustworthy
merchandise. These items for
example: v
Women's and Children's 1
Black Wool Hose for Clearance 1 UV
A: good, durable, warm Stocking for. both
women and children. Xomes in. splendid
weight and in all sizes.' .Run of -the mill
Stockings, in V regular . 35c quality. r -Clearance
Sale at 1 DC
59c
Women's Silk Hose, Regular $1 C(JW
Grade, Priced for Clearance at OVC
Fine full fashioned. Hose, made from pure
silk thread and with extra lisle spliced heel,
toe and garter top. All colors. AH sizes.
Run of the mill Hose in regular $1.00f
quality. Clearance' Sale at... .. ...DC
69c
Women's Cotton Fleeced Union
Suits, $1(.25 Grade, Clearance at
A decided price reduction of Women's fine
rib white cotton fleeced ' Union Suits. They
are made in high neck, loner sleeve and ankle
length, bhown in sizes 4, 5 and 6. They are
l-.t. i. . .w v.--.-..- '
me - 1114.UC . lo ben ' reguiany , at
3i.2i. Abearance Sale at. . : .
Women's Wool Underwear,
$1 Grade, for Clearance at
A standard make - of Women's fine ribbed
form-fitting i Underwear. Both vests ,V and
pants in all sizes and in.'the'most desirable
styles. v Garments regularly sold at r r
$1.00. Clearance Sale at ..... . : OUC
BOYS' UNDERWEAR AT HALF REGULAR 50c VALUES, SPECIAL 25c
A fine line, of Boys' heavy fleeced cotton Shirts and Drawers at a : sale price of one-half real
wonn. ine onirts come m an sizes trom z to 33 ana tne jJrawers m sizes 24 and
26. Best 50c value. : Priced Bargain Friday at.
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Economize
These
ice3 on
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Bomestic Goods
As our space is limited, we mention but a few of
the items Uunderpriced ' Offerings that t abound
throughout our popular domestic section. ; Prudent
housekeepers will .not fail to economize by purchas
ing liberally at this sale of household needs.
90c One-Piece Sheets at 65c
A fine lot of large one-piece ' sheets 8 1 x99 inches,
mauc 01 gooa-strong sneeung ana sold regu- A C w
larly at 90c. Bargain Friday at . . . . . .., . . ... 0 p C
25c 40-Inch Batiste at 12Vc Yard
This sale includes about 600 yards of white batiste
with a beautiful mercerized finish. It comes full 40
inches wide and is the kind sold regulatly 1 O
at 2ic. Bargain rnday at, yard. . ... .
18c Scrim and Curtain Madras at 12c Yard
For- tomorrow we have uhderpriced a fine line of
scrim and curtain madras. It comes in white cream,
and ecru with fancy drawnwork bdrder. Full 1. 1
36 inches wide. Reg. 18c kind. Bargain Friday 1
8c Huck Towels at 5c 7
About 200 dozen huck towels shown in regular hand
size 14x28 inches. They come with fast color red
borders and are the kind sold regularly atc.
Bargain Friday at. ... . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... . . . ;
10c and 15c Scrub and Dish !oths at 5c
Some 35 dozen scrub and dish cloths in regular
10c and 15c qualities. Bargain Friday at. ... . .
$25 Cotton Blankets at $1.48 Pair . .
At this sale we offer 100 pairs of extra large 72x80
cotton blankets. They come with wool finish and are
shown in either white or gray. They are slightly
sbiled on the edges so we offer you regu- (f Y AO
lar $2.25 values. Bargain Friday, pr.t J) I 40
5c
5c
Bxtpa,! Speoial Friday!
A Sale of Squares,
Scarfs and Centerpieces
Eegnlar Values to f7)
50c, Friday Only at JJLJ
An extensive variety of styles . to select from; all
bright,' clean goods and only one-half the regular
, price to pay. The assortment includes all broken
lines and odd lots of Scarfs, Squares and Center
pieces in embroidered ! hemstitched, scalloped and
lace trimmed" styles. - The Scarfs are 18x54 inches
and the Squares are 30 inches. . Regular Jln
values-to 5oc. On sale at.. iut
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