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STATE TAXPAYERS TO In ORGANIZE SATURDAY IF ALL PLANS CARRY Meeting Will Be Held at Cor vallis; Number of Cities to Be Represented, POWER OF UNITS SMALL B.ll.v.d M.rff.r or All Associations Into Stat Organization Will Km Effect on tb legislator. Corvallis, Or., April 13. The tax payers of Benton county, sls well as those of several other counties of the , valley, are lookine forward to the 7 meeting: of the county taxpayers" league to be held at the court house in this city Saturday of this week. It is the mail) purpose of this meet Ins to present the proposition of or ganizing a state league of taxpayers , and have It ratified. Many of the val- f.ley counties bave organizations, some of them long in existence, but little iu Deen 'accomplished in the way of lowering taxation, for as single organ izations they can do little. County Unite to Be Merged. The proposition Is to form a state organization and merge the county units into the tig order and in this way it la thought there will be a me dium of strength to Influence the legis-.ie-ture.or to initiate legislation to abol ish many of the boards, offices and commissions. The meeting will be an all day ses sion and representatives of many of the counties of the Willamette valley are expected. Committees appointed at the January meeting, taking up ail de partments of county management, as j well as state legislation, have been digging Into public matters, and they will make their reports. There are ( Sine committees to report. rive Speakers on Program. There will be five speakers: Judge Bruce McKnight of Linn county; Rob ert E. Smith, editor of the Tax Liber ator of Roseburg; Attorney L. G. Lew ellen of Albany; Senator Vinton of McMinnville. and Senator Cusick of Albany. ' The officials of the county league propose to call a meeting in Portland In the early part of May to effect a State organization and If the proposal Is favored the matter of whether it will be advisable to attempt initiative legislation this fall will be discussed. A large attendance is expected at the meet'ng Saturday. Olcott Is Staunch Admirer of Moores Secretary of State Declares Opponent In Coming Election Has Appealed to I Sim as Man of Sterling Qualities. ISalem. Or., April 13. Secretary of .State Olcott gave out the following statement Wednesday regarding the candidacy of Charles B. Moores: ; "Ij have always been. .a staunch, ad mirer ef Mr. Moores. lie has appealed to me as a man of sterling qualities and a gentleman. "Jt is a oleasure for .me to knnw that my opponent is to be a man of Mr. Moores" character and standing in the community." 0 SECOND ANN I VERS A :oc SALE Special 25c Lunch Menu for Friday Clam Chowder, Baked Salmon, Meat Loaf with Spanish Sauce, Deviled Crab) Frankfurters, Bread, Relish, Tea, Coffee, Milk. (t WHERE YOU SPEND THE LEAST AND GET THE MOST FOR IT"- New Brassieres 25c Cross-back style, made of good quality muslin, reinforced under the arms and edged with narrow embroidery., .Sizes 34 to 48. The function of the Economy Basement Store is to render our patrons a service which will safeguard economy. No line of merchandise is admitted to this store until it has met every requirement of our rigid specifications, as to the authen ticity of its style, its dependability and service-giving qualities, No special event was ever planned with more thought, more care, or more judgment than this Second Anniversary Sale. Our corps of buyers were instructed to gather together the most desirable Spring merchandise for this event Friday should be the greatest selling day in the history of the Economy Basement Store. A wonderful array of underpriced merchandise will offer unparalleled opportunities. Below, in this limited space, we describe afew of the Anniversary Specials that await you. Plan to attend this sale. Never before has any event offered such remarkable economies. 'Merchandise t&O Merit Onl NO PHONE ORDERS FOR ECONOMY SALES PHENOMENALr-You'll Say When You See These Easter HatsWonderful 0 I $5 to $7.50 Leghprns $3.95 Trimmed Styles for Miss and Matron The shapes alone are worth more than we ask for these attractive finished models. The latest straight sailor and drooping effects are cleverly trimmed with Georgette crepe, pretty flowers, tailored gros grain or the new picot edged ribbons, in smart colors that combine so well with the natural shade of Leghorn straw. One model shown in the illustration. $5 Rush Cane Hats $2.95 Trimmed in the Smartest Modes Here is one of the most wonderful sales ever offered right now when sports hats are so fashionable, we of fef these rush cane mod els in straight or drooping shapes trimmed with crepe facings, appliqued flowers and fruits, fancy drapes, ornamental novelties. The picture shows one of these hats. $3.09 Trimmed Hats $1.95 Designed for Misses and Women There is sure to be a style here that will just suit you -choose from black or colored hemp shapes, that are trimmed in any num ber of ways, with ribbon bows and novelties, with flowers, fruits and ornaments scarcely two alike in this immense assortment at $1.95 0 0 House Would Accept Lincoln's Birthplace Pastes Bill Authorizing- Government to Tak. Otw Cabin In Which the Mar tyred President Was Born. Washington, Ajh-U 13. (I. N. S.) Bills on the regular calendar occupied the house yesterday. The bill authoriz ing th government to accept the site of the cabin m which Abraham Lin coln was born, which site has been purchased and preserved by an histor ical and patriotic organization, was assed after several. mpTnh nin. i siva tn. 1 1 f . n T-i 1 . n m .i aiavu (iio "no oju ui ro vl 1 1 1 o mar- irrea president, xne conveyance to Mie government carries with-it a $50, 000 fund to care for the historic place. Collision Proves Fatal to Soldiers Ambulant:, crashes Into Street Car In Ban rranclsco Killing- Two and In - Jnrlna; Three Others from Presidio. San Francisco, April 13. (P. N. S.) Two soldiers of the United States army were fatally injured and three others painfully hurt late yesterday when an ambulance from the Let terman Generrl hospital at the Pre sidio crashed into a municipal street car on the Union street line at Scott and Lombard streets. The ambulance, a new $5000 machine, was demolished by the force of the col llsslon, the street car was smashed In at the side and several passengers on the car narrowly escaped injury. jStrange Currency used by Russians All Silver Ed Been Called in' and Pa k per Money of Small Denomination Kaa Been- Substituted. Ban Trancisco. April 13. (U. P.) Scarcely a Silver coin Is -left in Rus sia. The people have returned to a strange currency method, because all the silver has been called In, according to s G. Loupdsky, one of 25 Russian refugees who arrived in San Francisco. 'They now have a kopeck bill, worth ftbou$ three-tenths ot a cent and they have ten-Kopeck pieces in perforated sheets like postage stamps." LACES, EMBROIDERIES Wonderful Savings For You Sheer Swiss Embroideries 27-inch Icq Regularly to $1.50, Extraordinary at... pOiV These dainty, fine embroideries were made for graduation and children's dresses, baby dresses and women's apparel beautiful patterns in open cut-work, eyelet and solid designs, with ruffled, hemmed and scalloped edges, in great variety. " English, French and German LacesU n All Imported, Regularly to 25c Yard, Sale lUC Fine and heavy laces, white and cream colors for underwear, dresses, waists and trimmings, centerpieces and curtains come 2 to 5 inches wide, including Valenciennes, torchon, shadow, cot ton and linen cluny laces. BOUGHT FOR THIS EVENT 2000 New Spring Waists On Sale at Two Remarkable Prices Ulysses S. Grant Jr. Favors Preparedness Seattle, Wash., April 13. (P. N. S.) "Preparedness today means preserva tion tomorrow. Unpreparedneas will make the United States a China of the Occident." : In these significant words. Ulysses L S. Grant Jr., son of the former prest- uen ,;a j iwuuus urn war leader, summed: up. his views on the sub ject of national defense. .1; Grant was in Seattle Wednesday on his way to his home In San Diego after a tonr of the orient. He Is accompanied by his wife, r 0 Special 69c Special 98c Fresh, new waists, of plain white voile, corded, strirjed. Qt colored embroidered, plain col ored voiles, and novelty waist- uigs at least 25 different styles to choose from in Dracticallv everv nrettv stvl chnnm this season the greatest assortment of waists ever offered at these extraordinarily low prices. Great Economies in Household Needs $1.75 Princess Gas Oven of polished steel, size tlx 12xl0y2, with glass door, special $1.29 SI. 25 Flour Cans, Japanned tin, fitted cover, regular 50-pound size, special : 98J 35c Imported Porcelain Salt Boxes, with blue design , and hinged wood cover, special 29c Clothes Pins, regular size, special 6 dozen for ....... 9C SI. 00 White Porcelain Kitchen Bowl Sets with blue bands, set of four sizes, special ........... j. , 79c 10c Scrub Brushes, with hardwood backs, special 7C $6.00 Model W.Torrington Vacuum Sweepers,easy to operate, cleans perfectly, extra special $4.95 75c Splint Clothes Baskets, reinforced, good size . ,69c $1.00 Wizard Oil Combination, dustless duster and 50c bottle of Wizard Polish, both for 50c 60c Pine Tar Moth. Bags, overcoat size, special ... ,49c Rogers' Brothers SilverPlatedWare Good for 10 Years Continuous . Service 6 Teaspoons, set . . . .72c Butter Knives 24c Sugar Shells . ...... .24c Berry Spoons . . . V . ... 48c Cold Meat Forks : ... 48c Sizes 2 to 5 in Children's Spring Wash Dresses Special 50c Of checked and plaid ging ham, also white madras, made in a variety of cunning styles, neatly trimmed, i Col ors pink, tan, light blue and Copen. DRESS GOODS Sale 59c Yard Spring Suitings in newest mixtures for coats, suits, separate skirts and dresses, full 40 inches wide. French serges, in the best colorings, such as navy, black, green, wine, brown, red, marine. All wool. 42-inch black and white checks and stripes, scarcest and newest of spring fabrics. Great assortment of patterns in an excellent qual ity and weight. Sale 89c Yard 50-inch mixed suitings, in light, medium and dark mix tures, extra weight. 44-inch all wool storm serges in navy, black and colors. 54-inch ladies' cloth, in most wanted colors, regular Si. 25 quality. Basement BOUGHT FOR THIS EVENT 7 Models in Coats at $11.45 $25 Silk Poplin Suits $17.85 $15 Checked Suits at $10 Lack of space forbids even the slightest description but we will say that these garments are remarkaable wonderful featuring the smartest, newest of all the spring styles. COME see them for yourself you must admit that you have never seen anything to equal these suits and coats. No phone orders filled, none sent on approval. Men's Tub Silk Front Shirts 75c You Could Not Buy the Materials for This Price 800 shirts" in, all, bought just for this sale. Well tailored, full bodied shirts, sizes 14 to 17, with tub silk fronts in the same bright patterns as expensive shirts, with bodies of soisette in the identical same stripings to match. Men's $2 Spring Felt Hats 95c The very latest, smartest shapes for spring a hat here for every man choice of colors, pearl gray, green, mauve and brown. Just 100 of them at 95c, in full range of sizes. Centemerie Kid Gloves $1.00 to $2.50 Menders, 59c Here is a bargain for the woman who needs gloves. Kid, cape and mocha gloves, both long and short lengths, in black, white and a good assortment of colors, and a splendid lot of gloves in every size. These gloves have been slightly mended, but this will not interfere with their wearing qualities nor appearance. Buy a season's supply this sale has nor will have no equal. For One Day We Shall Sell These New 75c & 85c Envelope Chemise At the Exceptional Price of.49c In three different styles, one as illustrated. Made of a soft quality longcloth with fine lace insertion forming a yoke with lace insertion and edging and with medallions of embroid ery. Drawn with ribbon. Drawers trimmed tp match. Extra full cut. Sizes 36 to 44. 40-in. Crepe de Chine $1.09 Exceptional! All pure silk, in an exceptionally good weight for underwear, waists, dresses, men's shirts, etc. In all wanted shades, white, cream, flesh, pink, rose, apricot, Nile, Co pen, navy, maize, plum and black. Full 40 inches wide. Taffetas, 36-inch $1.00 Extraordinary! You never saw such taffeta at this price fine, soft fashionable silk, now so scarce, and most fashionable for dresses, suits, waists, etc. Comes in popular colors, white, pink, maize, Nile, brown, gray, burgundy, wisteria and black. $1.00 Crepe de Chine Camisoles 50c Dainty camisoles of crepe de chine and shadow lace com bined. Finished with lace edging and drawn with ribbon. With elastic at waist line. 75c White Plisse Crepe Gowns 50c In two styles, both slip-on models one with' bias bandings, and the other with buttonhole edge and. embroidered French dots in pink or blue. Hosiery ForWomen,Children Women's 39c Thread 0 Silk Boot Hose. Black, tan, white and colors, all fast dye. Sizes SV2 to 10, Women's Seamless Cotton Hosiery .... "C Fast black, double heels, toes and garter top. Children's Ribbed Cotton Stockings . . . 1UC Fast black and plain white, double heels and toes. Sizes from 5 to 9ZA. Knit Wear 'orWorn. Children Combinations ....... iC Gauze weisrht lisle, low neck, sleeveless, tight or umbrella knee. sizes 34 to 3 8. Combinations ...... OUC Regular and extra sizes. Low neck, sleeveless, tight knee style, also crochet yokes, tight or lace knee garments. Ribbed Vests IOC Special 3 for 50c. Plain and fancy yokes. Sizes -34 to 44. rtw.A ttKr. Cti..i Lisle Thread Vests . . . 35c Special 3 for $1.00. Plain and fancy yoke styles, not one worth less than 50c. Children's Vests And Pantalettes . . . IOC Gauze weight cotton, low neck, short or sleeveless, tight or lace trimmed pantalettes. All sizes. Girls' or Boys' M Combination Suits . . SOC Fine weight, low neck, sleeve less, knee length. Sizes 2 to 12 years. For Infants' Clothing 25c Stretchers 12c For shirts 1 to 5 and stock ings 4 to 6 sizes. Prevents shrinking. Made of heavy, strong wire. Work Aprons 19c With or without bib, round shape. Of light or dark per cale or pink checked gingham. Playtime Overalls 59c For children, 1 to 8 years. Of heavy denim, plain blue or stripes. Two styles, both completely cover the clothing. $3 Matting: Suitcase Very Special $1.48 & inches wide, straps all around, bolts, lock and steel frame, solid handle. 24 inches long. Water Glass For Egg Preserving Pint 15c Will put up 8 dozen eggs, keeps fresh for months. BOYS' SUITS An Easter Sale $5.00 Suits Special $3.95 $7 to $10 Suits at $5.95 Many with two pairs of pants. Suits that represent a collection of broken sizes and styles from our regular stock. Made of the best all wool fabrics tweeds, homespuns, cassimeres, checks, blue serges. In grays, browns and tan mixtures. Jackets in all the new clever Norfolk styles and all pants lined through out and made with taped seams. Sizes 6 to 18 years. BWBWt To $1.50 Pants, 98c Of all wool mixtures and corduroys. In gray, brown, tan and blue mixtures. And splendid quality cord uroy, wide and narrow wale, in mouse color. They are full cut, full lined -throughout, taped seams. For boys 6 to 18 years. New C B. La Spirite Corsets 89c Remarkable corsets of pink batiste, medium bust, curved waist line, medium hip models. Sizes 19 to 28. New $1.75 W.B. Nuform Corsets $1.19 -Splendid for the average figure 19 to 30. Flesh color in" fancy striped material, medium bust, long skirt, free hips. 15c to 18c Curtain Scrims lie In white and cream grounds, with pretty borders in pink, yellow, blue or tan. From 38 to 40 inches wide. 5c Sash Extension Rods, 2 for 5c Complete with bracket. Extends to 22x42 inches. Large Size Extension Rods 7c Each Brass with silver ball ends. All with brackets complete. $1.50 Sanitary Feather Pillows 98c . These pillows sell for $3 pair -made of finest selected qual ity feathers and covered with fancy art ticking. Weight 3 pounds and size 21x27- inches. Clean-Up Sale of Neckwear 10c Pique, and linen collars, sold regularly to SOc. Many pretty styles, plain or em broidered all at 10c. Art Needlework Less Than Half SOc Pieces 25c Stamped 18x45 scarfs, and 24-inch centerpieces, of white art cloth, with finished crochet edge in dainty colors. All the lat est designs. Embroidery Cotton lc Suitable for outline, sol id, cross-stitch, etc Im mense assortment shades. 60c Cotton Batts 43c On Sale for One Day Only New lot of pure white cotton batts, averaging about 3 pounds weight. For full size comforter, 72x84 inches. 36-inch Comforter Challie 10c Standard grade, in all-over patterns, in 12 different color com binations. Splendid quality at this price. 35c Bath Towels 25c Limited one dozen to a customer. Sale for Friday only. Fancy weave in pink or blue plaids, border to match. 25c New Tissue Voiles 18c One of the prettiest of the spring tub materials for dresses and waists. With raised cord stripes, with woven colors. - 35c White Tub Fabrics 19c The season's newest weaves in crepes and novelty effects. 27; to 40 inches wide. Suitable for dresses, waists, etc. New Crepe . Kimonos 98c Of serpentine or flowered crepe. Empire or Elastic waist, lawn collars, satin trimmings. Short Crepe Kimonos 59c Of serpentine crepe in pink, lavender, light blue, and Co pen, loose style, elbow sleeves. Sizes 3& to 44. Child's Rompers Special 39c Splendid rompers of ging ham or chambray, in checks, stripes and plain colors, in pink, blue or tan, made in several styles, trimmed with white, pipings. All sizes 2 to 6 years.. ' : . 5000 Cards of Fine Pearl Buttons 3c a Card On sale for Friday only. Two hole, deep center style, extra heavy, 12 but tons on card. 3c "card, is less than wholesale cost today. :; . : ; $1.25 Vacuum Bottles 89c With Removable FUler Full pint size, heavy Ja panned finish, I aluminum screw top, and sanitary re movable filler. Keeps hot. 24 hours and ice-cold 72 hours. Limited number at 89c. ? v Bust Forms ,. Special $1.25 . Regularly to $2.00 Just 100 at this price. New 1916 models with long hips. 'Covered with black Jersey cloth. All sizes from 32 to 42. r-On tale for Friday only. DC G a I o I 0 o 0 0 0 o