The Oregon daily journal., September 21, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1916.
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PRELIMINARY EVENTS YESTERDAY AT THE ANNUAL ROUND-OP AT PENDLETON
f CONSCRIPTION, PUT UP
j JO THE AUSTRALIANS
House Passes Gonscripti'on
' Referendum and Senate Is
Jr rAImost Certain to Rftffy It
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Jj'Vnvet and mothers of Australia wUl
"' the polls within a few weak to
'-decide whether or not they shall senJ
Your Position in Life Demands Good
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! their husbands and loni to war. It i
.Ji nroha.blv the first tuna in the hlf
"tory of the world that tha women of
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j'to make such a choice.
J". The house of representatives toy- a
..vote Of 4T to 12 today passed a Mil
;;calllnj for a referendum on the ques
.j.tion of conscription. It is considered
certain that the bill will pass the
, i'senate.
women votera protabi7 will decide
. ''whether the conscription measure,
i atronjsly advocated by Premier Hushes,
' .. inwlll b approved at the referendum. It
'is tha federal belief that it will.
..Thousands of women with relatives at
itha front are certain to vota their
..approval.
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IS KING TODAY
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.opened this afternoon at 1:30 before
; jjthe largest opening; day attendance in
J.the past five years. It was an omen
....'of another great success for tha "lai--;
Jleet little city In the west."
t The acene presented to the thou-
: (;pbwub ifi viauuiv wnv wi:uupy lijc maul
. (itnoth grnndntand and flanking bleat h-
liars Is one that cannot but enrapture
and thrill. Opposite the crowd and
iJof track nit hunrireilK nf mnrhnva mil
p- '-cowgirls on their ponies, waiting; for
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'day. Their gaudy shirts and chape,
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S' , snappy mornings.
Fleeced Unad, ribbed, full
t fitting, in gray; or ecru the
50c and 65c grAdes .
Tomorrow oaly at 39
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, Morrison at Fourth
'j S. & H. Stamps Given!
$ Do you wear Ralston Shoes ?
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the tested
ckin-treatment
, 1 I ( you want to txperiment on your
-kin, th.ere are plenty of treatments
to experiment with. But if you want
something' whose value has been
. frovm by years and years at suc
cessful use, if you want a treatment
that doctors prescribe constantly,
that you know contains nothing
harsh or injurious, you will find it in
ResinolOnn ,t, aided by Resinol
Soap. It usuuly stops itching in
ttanify, and rarely fails to clear
way all trace of eczema or similar
tormenting skin-eruption.
Iteaiaol OtotaMntaiu! Railool Soap are aoM
WeUdrataiata. Tor trial ire, writ to Dept.
-R, Raaiael, Beldame, Mo.
DOCTORS BRAND CONSTIPA
TION HOST DANGEROUS
Malady, consequences of whlek ara aot
always ooaaidexed. la subject of Dra.
. yhUllpa aad O rover la weakly haaltb
. That food properly digested ahould
' V In eonata&t motion after reaching
.. tha stomach, and failure to carry out
that plaa of nature is tha causa of
tnany troubles, waa the sain of the
. weakly health talk by Drs. TL A. Phil
, Dps and Samuel Grovr. who have of-
fices In the Allsky building.
: "There are enlargemeats in the In-
,testlno which check the motion long
enough tor further digestion and ab
sorption in the Intestinal tract Any
thing that interferes with the Intes
tinal activity, that holds tha food too
lung, causes putrefactive process of de
cay, In which there is production of
poison," aaid tha dootora.
"Theaw poisons axa absorbed by tha
muoous mambrana lining and find
.their way to tha blood, where they
U:oat with the blood atream to all parts
of tha body. In this la tha beginning
of tha cause of many diseased condi
tions that later manlfeat tbemsalves.
"in fact, we may trace to thia cause
fneadaches, dlsstness, any forms of
vervousnesa, defective vision, ringing
in. the, eare, catarrhal conditions, fa.
vers, rheumatism,- kidney diseases and
many others,'' . . . . - . :
. Again,, these doctors announce their
cure by Nature's way. which Is on the
plan that "Health la Catching,' and is
lh easiest way to gat a healthy body
then kaP It ao. , (AdvJ
sombreros stand out In splotchea
color against the background of green
trees and white tepeea of the Ind'as
encampment.
Every SXomamt Thrills.
Tha arena and track is ao full of
action that tha eye scarcely has time
to revel in the beauty of the scene.
Man struggles with brute for suprem
acy, the brute aa often victor as van
Qulahad; whooping cowboys astndo
slewey ponies, daah past In clouds of
dust; Indians, their tawny bodies be
decked in barbaric splendor, dance or
parade or race; stage coaches, clumsy
old forerunners of tha fast express,
careen and pitch along their course to
exemplify the danger and hardship of
travel In pioneer times, outlaw mus
tangs rear and plunge and snort in
their maddened efforts to rid them
selves of their human burdens; steers,
shaking their long, menacing horns,
race across tha field only to have their
wild flight checked suddenly by lariat
that trips them up and brings them
crashing to earth; writhing ropes
dance and sing in tha air; cowboys
yip, Indians whoop and the crowd
gives vociferous vent to Its varied
emotions.
Every Moment a Thriller.
Kvent follows event rapidly and al
most bewllderlngly as the Round-Up
presents the sports of rangeland and
plains. There Is never a moment that
does not have it thrill as these reck
less rougbrlders vie with one another
in the pastimes familiar to their life.
What with bucking and buldogglng,
roping and riding, relay, pony-expre",
stage coach, cowpony and Indian rac
ing and a dosen or more daredevil
stunts that only the mind of a cowboy
could conceive, the audience has scant
time to pause and reflect on the mean
ing of it all. For the time being the
spirit of the thing holds them en
thralled. All morning the atneeta were filled
with crowds, the greatest since the
opening day of the memorable 1911
ROuAd-Up.
" '; Maay pedals Arriving. ,
The grocers' special, bearing; 193
merchants, arrived early this morning
and was followed soon by two special
cars of Northwest laundrymen, who
were met at the train by a parade of
stage coaches, cowboys and Indians,
led by the La Grande Elks' band.
A special car arrived from Burns
and one from La Grande. Every reg
ular tral had on from one to half
a dozen extra coaches, all filled to
the vestibules.
The ticket office has been besieged
all mornln, and swarma have been
about the accommodation
Several hundred automobiles ara
ters.
already parked here for three days.
HAPPY CANYON GIUES
REALISTIC PORTRAYAL
OF FRONTIER SCENES
Pendleton, Or, Sept JL Little old
Happy Canyon, 'wildest of all wild
frontier towns," opened last evening
in its big, new pavilion and formally
inaugurated the festivities of the sev
enth annual Round-Up. The sound of
hammers and saws had hardly died be
fore the yfps of cowboys announced
that the lid was off so small a mar
gin did directors have in preparing
their new pavilion for the show
Happy Canyon this year is no make
shift Institution, as In the past two
years. The Commercial club has built
a pavilion covering a whole block at
a cost of 112,000 and visitors tonight
found themselves seated In a great
grandstand facing a row of store
fronts In front of which runs the
"Main street" of Happy Canyon.
Scenes Are SeaUstlo,
Above the store fronts they saw
rocky cliffs fringed with evergreens
end sloping up to white mountain
peaks. Amid this mountain scenery
they saw a typical trail and the real
Ism of the scene was brought out
when pack burros were seen winding
about the trail. At the very front
of this forest scene was a woodland
atage where wood nymphs, represented
by high school girls, danced and
where the more artlstio features of
the program were given.
Below in the street varied scenes
were presented from a horseback
dance to a wild steer fight. There
was something doing every minute
and the crowd roared its approval The
program lasted a little more than an
hour after which the spectators were
turned loose In the Red Dog gambling
palace and the dance hall to enjoy
themselves as did the hardy pioneer
of the west.
gambling evloes BUmarous.
Every gambling device known to
those of early days were running and
they were la charge of man who
played .the games when the law
winked t thm
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! only Happy Canyon currency could be
wagered and at the long bars the
drinks. . while beartnr ' fnnnM.Ki.
names, in reality conformed to all re
nulrments of tha prohibition law.
Happy Canyon will be open every
night until the end of week and bids
fair to rival In popularity It big
brother, the Round-Up, which opens
tomorrow afternoon.
Bullets Hy When
Pay Requested
nilpino Shatters Bailor's Taiga and
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able to dump George Fletcher, lies down. Bottom Dave White,
who was Injured yesterday when horse fell on him.
hotel tried to collect room rent from
his Filipino tenant, A. Mehdy, last
night his roomer whipped out a re
volver, made a dash for the door and
started shooting.
Shlgeta blew a whistle and yelled.
W. T. Wood, ja sailor from the U. S. S.
South Dakota, and Patrolman W. G.
Morrison, Joined in the chase. One
bullet from tha minino'a run struck
b sailor in the thigh, splintering the
cone. Another bullet struck A. L.
Smith, who ran out into the street to
see the excitement in the leg.
The Filipino escaped by leaping over
a zz-root embankment
Boxing Federation
For Coast Formed
Seattle. Wash., Sept tl (P. N. 8.)
A new boxing federation, embracing
the entire coast is assured today, ac
cording to A, 8. Goldsmith, chairman
of the athletic commission of the Se
attle Athletic club. An agreement has
been made with the Olympic club of
San Francisco and the Los Angeles
Athletic clubi according to Goldsmith.
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Glasses
$1.50 to $7.50
Oet your XSTFTOX eiaeses frem the
BnfOOAL EXPERT. JUTTTOX clauee
as low a M OO. We grind all Lenaes
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Optometrtttt A Optician
8n4. nor Colombia Bldg
MS Washington St, at W ark St.
Golden West Coffee
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ORDER
When it is really easy to dress iven, antJ possible on a moderate
pure why not wear clothes so correctly tailored that you appear
at your best at ail times?
The great system of NicoU stores enables us to offer you
distinctly individual tailoring at less than the usual price.
Let as tailor your clothes with just that "difference"
o sought after by the smart world, yet found only where
design and craftsmanship have become an art.
There's a suggestion of Autumn in the mingled tones of our
Fall fabrics. The soft blendings of greens and russet browns re
mind that the year is waning.
Come in and choose from a thousand weaves and patterns. We'll
fashion your suit on correct lines without going to extremes.
Don't let cold weather catch you unawares.
Suits, and Overcoats, $25, $30, $35 and Up
Oscar M. Smith, Manager
108 Third St Near Washington
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Commencing Friday Morning Sept. 22nd at 1 0 A. M.
Majestic Cloak .an
Purchases the $35,000 Silverfield Fur Stock
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son Si
SO Cents
on the Dollar
Was The Purchase Price
of this Well Known Fur Stock
SO Cents
on the Dollar
New Fall Stock
Coats and Suits
To introduce our new lines to the
women of Portland, we have in
cluded in this Great Money-Savnig
Event our Coat and Suit Denart-
ment Hecr you will find bargains
that are truly typical of the popular
term -
Bargains Galore
Await You!
Beautiful Blue Cheviot Suits,
nicely tailored. Sale price S13.95
Beautiful Diagonal Cloth Suits, made in very latest
effects. Sale price ..: $14.75
Plush Coats We are headquarters for these popular,
nobby Coats. Look at these-prices
$16.95 - $19e50 - $22.50 $27.50
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This Entire Well-Known Stock of
High Grade Fors
The peer of any ever shown in the dtr of Portland, consisting of every
known species of Furs, such as Beaver in separate Scarfs and Muffs. Great
bargains inj WoIf Sets, separate sets, at one-half price. Seal Sets, Ermine
Sets, Persian Lamb Scarfs, Hudson Seal Coats and Astrachan Coats.
Were all bought by us at 50 Cents on tha Dollar and will all be sold at
One-Half The Regular Selling Price
SILVERFIELD'S original ticket and Price Mark on each piece,
EXTRA XN ORDER TO MAKE QUICK ACTION more deft
ZZZ? flr nite we combined with thia great FUR SACRJ.
FICE an ENTIRE NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK of
Women's and Misses9 Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts
at Pr4ctically the Same, Remarkable Reductions,
We cannot ! enumerate or describe, for lack of space, every article in this
GREAT STOCK, but we want to assure you that every garment is of the
LATEST FALL and WINTER MODELS and compels wonderful money
SAVING TO ALL. J
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