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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,' FRIDAY, . APRIL 21, 1916. PARTY REGULARITY IS URGED BYT; E. BURTON, SEEKING NOMINATION .Candidate for the Presidency c; From Ohio Is Warmly Re ceived by Large Gathering, BALPH COLE APPEALS President McCourt of Orsffon .puB- llcsn Club at BCss" Xsstlns; M "OMo't Favorite Boa." Theodore E. Burton, former United States senator from Ohio, told a crow'd . which, last night filled the auditorium of th'e Masonic temple why, ln his opinion, the Democratic administration should be beaten in the November' election. ;-; After he had concluded, Ralph Cole, former representative in congress from that state and one of the G. O. P. spellbinders in the campaign of 1912, 'made an appeal to the Republican vot ers of Oregon to send their delegates to the national convention instructed to support Miator Burton for the pres idential nomination. Senator Burton said not a word about his own can didacy. Given, Hearty Reo.ptlon. Introduced by President McCourt, of the Oregon Republican club, as "Ohio's favorite son" Senator Burton received : a -'Warm reception from his auditors, , many of whom were women. Mr. Mc Court in bis introductory remarks also referred to Senator Burton as "having , demonstrated in congress his great friendship for the Columbia river and - the Columbia river basin" and went on to say that few men in the United , States know so much as Senator Bur ton about the capabilities of the river. Urges Party Organization. Senator Burton started by strongly urging party regularity" on the He- : publicans of Oregon, telling them that party organization is absolutely neces sary and that in electing Democrats to Office they are doing serious injury to the principles for whicn they, as Re publicans, stand, lie predicted defeat of the Democratic administration in November, saying that "Democratic ad ministrations are always ushered in with shouts, and out, four years later, With a universal sigh of relief." Wants Sigh Tariff, lie used all the stock arguments in favor of a high protective tariff and predicted that after the war the Eu ropean nations may nationalize their industries in a desperate effort to re habilitate themselves, making it im- . perative that a high tariff will be built ' around the United States. They will be. he said, "like lean kine in parcned pas u res gazing into fields of clover, '"America. We must remember that we are for America first." The speaker next assailed the admin istration as one of broken pledges and promises, referring particularly to re peal of. free tolls through the Panama canal for American coastwise shipping and the single, term plank. The Demo crats, he declared, had promised to re duce the cost of living but had merely made it harder "to produce the cost of living." He attributed the rapid rise of prices during Republican administrations to . the fact that the world's visible sup ply of gold doubled between 1890 and 1915. " Explains Sigh Price. The high cost of living he attributed largely to the demand for luxuries, drawing a comparison between the con veniences and amusements when he was a boy and those of the present time. 1 "In advocating a tariff commission and repealing the free sugar provision the Democrats seem to be flopping over to our principles," he said; "but don't trust them. They are liable to flop back again." Senator Burton recalled the tempor ary use of 'the Vreeland-Aldrich cur rency law under the Democratic ad ministration despite the fact Its en actment met vehement Democratic op position and said that It had been made the cornerstone of the federal reserve law now in force. Diplomatic appointments made by the Wilson administration were crit icized on the ground that trained di plomats did not get the appointments. The foreign policy of the government was denounced as vacillating and spineless, and the administration was accused of changing sides on the sub , marine issue, thus bringing on the present acute crisis which might have been avoided. Senator Burton insisted, had a Blaine. a Hay or a Root been secretary of state." The speaker referred to Bryan as the "secretary of peace," who had resigned because the president's preparedness .program was too strenuous while Sec retary of War Garrison had quit be cause It was not vigorous enough. He accused the administration of having no-adequate preparedness program. Saps Mexican Policy. . "The "vacillating and uncertain" policy of the administration was blamed for the present muddle In Mex ico, the speaker vehemently insisting that it was the government's duty to : see that American lives and property in Mexico were protected "and not to meddle and fuss with the Internal af fairs of the country, leaning first to Villa and then Carranza, who, after being recognized, hasn't recognized us to any extent." ; $10,000 Necklace Figures in Law Suit - Missouri Jewelry Firm Suss Mrs. Z,e- onia Mane of Walla Walla, for Hal sacs on Goods Purchased la 1911. Mrs. . Leonla Mabee, a widow of Walla Walla, Wash., is the defendant ' In a suit filed yesterday afternoon by - a Missouri jewelry company to collect the balance due on a $10,000 necklace and $1700 set of pins. . ' The plaintiff Is the Mennod, Jae- card & King Jewelry company, which is represented by Attorneys Beach, Simon & Nelson. The diamond neck lace was purchased April 2, 1911, and - $6600 has been paid on the account. , The pins were bought' In December, 1 1912, and nothing has been paid, ac cording to the complaint. It is understood that Mrs. Mabee - contends that the necklace and pins presents from her husband and i she Is not liable for any unpaid por '"Vtlon ot their purchase price. rlngratiani, Appointment Confirmed i . Washington, April 21.- (I. N. S.) - Ths senate yesterday confirmed Pres " Ident Wilson's appointment of William i M. v In graham as assistant .secretary I' 0 0 0 0 I 0 II I 0 0 0 0 I Satur(day -Special Easter Off enrigs When Shopping Tomorrow, Be Sure to Try OUR SPECIAL 2Se HOT LUNCH Served From 11 to 2 o' Clock 1 Basement. . NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR EASTER Sacred Music, Both New and Old, by All the Famous Artists, Now on Sale -JtmalM Floor FOR CHILDREN Free Lessons Saturday in ART NEEDLEWORK of all kinds, by an expert teacher. Bring the Children. ,-Piftfc Ploor JOIN THE FREE ART CLASSES Under the Instruction of Miss Helm. Water Coloring and Od Painting. Slstb Xloor The Easter Perfumes By the ounce or in novelty bottles from D'Orsay, Colgate, Hudnut, Bantine, from 25c to 4.50. Ivory Toilet Articles Useful, attractive pieces for gifts at 59c to 4,50. First Ploor Theffouse of Preparedness DAILY ENDORSED BY THE SHOPPING. PUBLIC - Candies for Easter Of all kinds at tempting prices. 50c Cream Caramels 35c Two Hundred -Pounds Happy Brand Chocolates ' 29c Pound Easter Eggs . First Floor V t The Choice of Your Easter Hat Will Be Best Made Here For we have so thoroughly covered the questions of styles, materials and price that every woman is sure to be satisfied. Smart Sailors and Large Roll Brim Hats $4.00, $5.95, $6J95, $7.00, $8.50 Strictly tailored models, with a dash and., air about them that is only possible in the large hat. Smartly trimmed with tailored bows, or with ribbon bands. In black and colors. Very Clever Ready-to-Wear Hats $4.00 Made of durable China milan straws, featuring the new droop brims, and the Tricorne styles, in all the new colors with trimmings of ribbons, bows and rosettes to match. Trimmed Leghorn Hats at $4.95 Artistic, graceful models in the natural colored leghorn with shirred brims, or brims of soft crepes, and effectively adorned with flowers and ribbons. From the Juvenile Millinery Store Trimmed Easter Models, Specially Priced at $T.45 Hats of smooth hemp straws in the youthful shapes, in white and colors, adorned with ribbons and small flowers hats that can be worn with the light suits and dresses. For Children and Misses Dress and Tailored Hats at $3.45 to, $6.95 Models that are not too sophisticated nor yet too young, but styles that are suitable for the young -girls from 6 to 14 years. For tailored and dress wear, in all the prettiest of Spring colors. Third Floor Sports Coats Splendid New Models for Junior Girls Regular to $10 Special $6.95 Showing the new scarlet, Copenhagen and green flannel sports coats. Coats of fancy mixtures, flare or full belted mod els, and the new cape coats in plain colors ; also the new golf ine sports coats with convertible' collars, full belt and patch pockets. Two models illustrated. In sizes for girls from 14 to 18 years and for small women. $2.75 Children's Wool Sweaters for $1.98 Made in the straight style as illustrated, in a plain weave, half belted back with rough neck collar and two pockets. In rose and Copenhagen. Sweaters for Children From 1 to 5 Years, Special $1.49 In rose, Copenhagen and cardinal. Made rough neck style with high belted back, plain weave and two pockets. Fourth Floor Another Shipment Just Arrived of Those Splendid Black and White Check Coats For Children From 1 to 8 Years d0 rr That Are Regular to $5.00, Special. . .P.i70 With the belted back, double breasted, velvet collar, full lined, ex tra quality and perfectly tailored. Also models of navy blue seree tan covert and fancy mixtures. Fourth Floor Easter Coats and Suits For Misses and Small Women FROM THE FOURTH FLOOR The Suits $15.00, $18.50, $22.00 to $50.00 Fairly radiate youthfulness and charm - pretty, soft shades of peach, rose, bisque, tan, Hague blue, navy and smart checks in black and white and fancy effects, m gabardine, French serge, silk poplin and taffeta, are tail ored in straight or belted models, flaring in the latest styles. Over-collars of silk in white or colors, novelty trim mings and stitching add the last note, to these Easter suits for girls from 14 years to young women. The Dresses , Are wonderfully pretty made of soft taffeta and crepe de chine other dresses of silk and Georgette crepe, effec tively trimmed with shirrings, touches of plaid or checks designs embroidered in colors, silver or gold threads Some . models have all the appearance of a suit, with jacket and skirt. Then there are the smart Jersey silk sports dresses, with striped blouse and white pleated skirts unlimited in -style, in the loveliest colors, such as greens, rose, gray,, new blues, tans, etc ' - . - ' ; ! . , $12.45, $180, $23S0 to $30.00 -Tnrthri Any One of These New Suits Will Make Your Boy's Easter More Enjoyable Boys' Custom Tailored Norfolk Suits (With two pairs of knickerbockers) Specially Priced From $6.50 to $15.00 They measure up to a standard that 'is a standard, in fit, in cus tom tailoring, and the new spring patterns in grays, browns, tans and blue mixtures, blue serges and smart Shepherd checks. Latest Norfolks others with the new pinch backs and three-piece belts. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Boys9 Spring Middy Suits, Special $7.95 For the Little Man 3 to 9 Years Old And every suit has two pairs .of pants, one of Shepherd checks, the other of jiavy blue serge, either of which is very clever with its coat of all-wool checks and collar and cuffs of navy blue serge silk emblem on sleeve. A Suit for Boys That Stands All Tests Oar Special $5.00 Utility Suit If you want a suit that is up-to-date a suit that is correctly tailored a suit that is made to wear and stand the hard knocks a boy is boiind to give Buy a $5.00 Utility Suit the best made at this price," Every suit with two pairs pants. Complete Line of Wash Hats, Special 39c In Linens, Pique, Poplin, Duck, Gabardine All sizes and styles for boys 2 to 10 years. Tommy Tucker, rah .rah and Trooper models made in colors and combinaticms to wear vvith the new wash suits. Everything New in Boys' Furnishings Here Blouses and Shirts, 50c to $1.00 Hats and Csps, 50c to $5.00 Snappy Neckwear, 25c and 50c Boys' New Coats, $3.95 to $8.50 Clever New Wash, Suits, Special $1.19 to $10.00 Fourth Floor -For Saturday Only Pants. . ,$1-19 Sizes 6 to 17 years. Fourth Floor A Shipment Just Received of Imported Washable Kid Gloves Scarcest of All and Most Desirable of All Easter Gloves Very Special $1.49 Gloves That Would Sell Regularly at $1.75 Pair Real kid gloves in dress style, with two-clasp an,d over-seam sewn. In white only. Sizes 52 to ty2. These gloves will give excellent service, and the fact that they are washable makes them more desirable. $1.50 Reynier Suede Gloves in the two-clasp, over-seam and" pique styles. Good assortment of sizes. In black, tan ana L Q Q the new gray shades. Excellent gloves for spring tOC wear. Soecial - $1.75 Kassan Gloves, one -clasp style, pique sewn, and fancy embroidery backs, buitable for street and tailored wear. In black and white. Very Special $2.00 Imported Lambskin Gloves, one and two pearl clasp" style with Fans point stitching, and heavy fancy embroidery. L.DJ1 7 Q Our popular Royal and Ladimor gloves. In black, white j P X S - First $1.39 and tan shades. Special. -First Floor A 1, mt EASTER FOOTWEAR For the Women of Fashion The success of the Easter costume depends largely upon smart footwear. Selecting your Easter shoes here means complete satisfaction. The newest styles are presented here in a varied assortment of correct models in Boots, Pumps, Slippers and Oxfords. The showing is one that will be appreciated by every woman who values grace and distinction in footwear, combined with the utmost in quality. Novelty Colored Top Boots $7.50. With the very high lace tops, vamps oifine black kid, and the tops in the new ivory shade, white or gray. Kid Boots at $9.00 and $12.00 Pair. With the high tops, practical, washable models in the smart lace style. v , Novelty Kid Boots $10.00 Pair. With the washable white kid nine-inch tops and white heels and black French kid vamps. , Pumps at $6.50 Pair.' Especially designed for wear with the new spats. In. white, calf, bronze and golden brown kid. - The New High Top Spats $3.50. In the new" shades of ivory, dove gray and white. Eight inches high with novelty buttons. . Second Floor Your Last Opportunity for Securing This Easter Neckwear At These Special Prices 39c, 49c, 59c, 79c Handsome scarfs that arc made up from imported and fine domestic silks in the large flowing end shapes. In all the best colorings and designs of the season. First Floor - Your Easter Suitls Best Bought Here Why Not One of These Handsome $35.00 SHk Lined Suits for $25.00 Suits that are perfectly tailored, cut on the best fitting lines, fashioned from fine, good looking, wearing materials, in mixtures, checks, and navy blues. Here Are the Finest $ 1 6.50 Suits You Can Find Best for wear, best for service, best for style. Tailored from navy blue serge and smart mixtures. Mssianln Floor Select Your Easter Hat Saturday From These New Miller and Schoble Modes Hats in all styles, for all men, at $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. First Floor Novelty Easter Neckwear As Inexpensive as It Is Smart Neckwear plays a very important part in Easter fashions. So we have prepared here neckwear of the newest kinds for all occasions Collars, collar and cuff sets and vestees of voile, organdie, pique and Georgette crepe. Ano feather boas which are again in favor, in black, white and colors. Priced From 50c to $7.95 Boas of Maline in black, white and novelty colorings a-re $Z.YJ to i).UU. First Floor Ribbon Bows and Ribbon Stick-Ups All Ready for Placing on the New Easter Hat Very Specially Priced at 79c They are made from chiffon taffeta ribbons in plain or moire effects. Wide bows, flat bows, tall slender bows, small perky bows, bows of every style and hue, all in readiness for the Easter hat. First Floor r The Charm of These Easter Handkerchiefs Are in Their Low Prices, Plus Novelty Designs 15c and 256 Handkerchiefs 10c Each Of fine sheer materials with embroidered corners, in an extensive variety of designs. Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs 5c Each Made of a fine sheer quality with lock stitch borders in pink, blue and lilac. Sunspun Handkerchiefs $1.00 Box The new hand embroidered all pure linen handkerchiefs showing the finest of designs. Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs 25c and 35c In white with the daintiest of Dresden and colored borders. First Floor EASTER HOSIERY- Dependable Hosiery (For Women and Children) When you buy your hosiery here, you may rest assured that you are getting the best that money will buy, regardless of price. Dependable dyes, finest materials and perfect weaving make our hosiery so satisfactory. McCallum Pure Thread Silk Hosiery $1.50 Pair Heavy quality, in black, tan, wbite and all shades. Phoenix Pure Thread Silk Hosiery 75c Pair Great assortment of shades every pair guaranteed. Silk Fibre or Thread Silk Boot Hosiery 50c . 47 popular new shadesln these splendid stockings. . Silk Fibre Hosiery, 3 for $1.00, Pair 35c Black, white, tan, in gauze or medium weight.. Boys' or Girls' "Wearwell" Hosiery 25c - Made with triple knee, four-thread heels and toes, tbatmake them ready for the hardest wear. All-sizes. First Floor - i . - . i Trimmed Easter Millinery Latest models, trimmed especially for this last minute Easter Male remarkable hats at these prices all be coming styles- in black and every popular color. $3.50 Trimmed Hemp Hats $1.95 Trimmed in the same individual manner as expensive mod els, with flowers, ribbons, fruits and novelties. $4.00 Openwork Cane Hats $2.95 The hats alone would be worth more than $3.95, without the clever trimmings of bright colored flowers, birds, and brims faced with colored crepe. , J $5.00 to $6.00 Leghorn Hats $3.95 In the newest floppy brim effects, trimmed with fine rib bon, natural colored flowers. The straw is specially fine and evenlv woven in natural color ' " -Bsa.msnt. 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 e 0 I I. I o I
