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PORTLAND MAN
DEFEATS FULTON BY
OVER SIX THOUSAND
Special to The Guard.
Poland. April IS. Returns to-;
strengthen the forecast made last j
right e' the election 01 juuge lukb
orer Fulton. Also that statement
.. i hQC nt-Hp(1 and Renuhllenna I
jpnctlcally concede that Governor j
clance of goins to the senate.
Tint Heneys campaign afiainst
fulton worked his downfall seems to
L. injicmitiihlo. measrre returns from!
counties where he was-supposed toi
have been strong showing a falling
off in favor of his opponent.
Ellis is gaining over (ler and
Shepard in the second district, and
win probably lie renominated.
Cake's Majority (lono.
Advices to the Kvenlnu; Telegram
Indieate that Fulton has carried
Lane, Morrow, Sherman (verv closet,
Josephine (close), Klamath, Clatsop!
Crook (very closet, llenton, Tilla
mook. Coos, Polk and Grant counties.
Cake has carried Multnomah (verv
heavy), .Marion, Clackamas. Douglas,
Linn, Jackson. Wasco, Yamhill, l'n
ion, I'matiHa, Baker, Columbia and
perhaps Washington. Cake's major
ity will probably be over 6000.
Railroad Commissioners Attchlson
and Campbell, and Bailey, pure food
commissioner, appear to be easily renominated.
LATEST RETURNS
WHAT'S A CROWN ANYWAY!
THIS AFTERNOONS
BIG CAKK MAJORITY
IX MAItlOX COl'XTY
Salem, April 1 S. I Special.)
Cake has a majority of 5u0 In Mar
ion county for senator over Fulton.
Three Statement No. 1 men, l'atton,
Hatteberg andLibbey lire surely nom
inated, and one. Winslow, is defeated.
The others are running neck and
neck. W. M. Bushey Is nominated
for county judge by a large majority.
Portland, 2:40. April is.
Washington goes Into the
Cake column und Fulton los
es Linn. Cake's majority
will be over 6000 in the state.
Bailey is nominated for dairy
and food commissioner. For
railroad commissioners the
fight is close between Aitchi
son and Hurlburt In the sec
ond district.
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CAKK CAItlSIF.S
HOI (M. AS corXTY
Rosi'burg, April 1. (Special
Cake carries Douglas county by Kill
majority over Fulton. Albert Abra
liom. Statement No. 1, wins for state
senator. and Jones. Statement No. 1,
and Apptegate for represontat ives.
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I J. A. Buchanan is nominated for
i joint representative from Douglas
! and Jackson without opposition.
I tJeorge M. Brown is renominated :
for prosecuting attorney over W. W. i
Caldwell.
Geo. J. Cameron, police judge, has
been nominated for prosecuting at
torney by the Republicans of Mult-i
mtimih ennntv.
ALL DRY GOODS AT CASH PRICES-RAJAH SILK, 75c YARD
AFTER EASTER SPECIALS
Monday and Tuesday's Great Value Giving Occasion
$1.00
Phenomenal Values
KIMONAS5oo short Kimonas, every wanted
color, good value at 40c, special 4"C
LONG HMONAS 200 long Kinmnas, fig-f
ured lawn, colored borders, eaclr
EMBROIDERY 1 000 yd, wide aiid narrow, embroidery
edges and insertions, worth from 12 1-2M0 Q
15c a yard; After Easter Price, yd OL
LACES--2900 j'ards new Laces, fine Valenciennes CT
and wide Torsclion, worth up to 10c, yd
CHIFFON PANAMA--5oo yards nice chick chiffon
Panama, all new spring shades; worth 25c 1
Monday and Tuesday, the yd J , JV
CHILDR.ENS' PARASOLS--100 small fancy
colored Parasols four narrow ruffles, each.
NET WAISTS 5.00 Ecru Net, Waists, wide insertion
011 yoke, silk lined, Monday and'f lies-day, ea, $4.50
12 ButtOJV Gloves--6oo pairs Chamois finished Gloves
in white, black, eray, tan and mode, spcl., pr 69c
P H3S'ERY-20c black heavy ribbed Hose foi
boys, very durable, the pair.
LADtES VESTS Ladies' summer weight Vests, long
or 110 sleeves, from, each $5.00 to 10c
15c
Suits of Quality
There are two makes of
Ladies' Suits worth buying
and only two. They are
the Wooltex and the La
Vogue Suits. We carry
them both in our large suit
department.
Those garments are made In
all desirable fabrics, In every
popular shade.' The styles are
distinctive and absolutely cor
rect. Tie wearers of these garments
have the satisfaction of know
ing that their appearance meets
every requirement of taste, re
finement and style.
Thvy give the greatest amount
of service and style obtainable
for the price.
Suits from
$12.50 to $45.00
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You'll be well dressed for any place, any com-
t pany, any occasion if you are dressed in our
Hart Shaffner (lb Marx
Jt Clothes. We make a special feature of summer
clothes if your'e going away from home taking
a vacation at a lake, at the seaside, or, anywhere
else, better get the good clothes matter settled
beforehand. These clothes will settle it for you
in the right way.
Suits or Overcoats
15.00 to $30.00
This store is the1 home of the
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Hampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette St.
VHfcRfv CASrfJREATS CREDIT
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Hats
$4.50Dto $8.00
POLITICIANS SAY
CHAMBERLAIN WILL.
GO TO SENATE
I My AssoriattMl Press.)
rnrtlitiul, April is. H"t urns from
various stvtlons of the statr itulloato
' thin yosti'rtlay's primary ltMMitnis re
suHim! in the SfliM-tion if H. M. CiUto
over Senator t W., Fultnn f ir th
Ut'imhllraii nominat Inn for t'niteil
Slates senator; that K. Kllis in
th' sccomi conKft'sslonal district has
'defeated former (inventor (leer, and
; (irnrne S. Shepherd,
j There seems to he no question that
Statement No, 1 candidates are in
Mhc majority on the leiiMatfve tick
tet, which means In all probability
, that tlovernor (ieorue VI. Chitmherlaiii
i will he elected senator at the next
session of the h'Kislature. However,
no news can he obtained tr m a num
ber of isolated counties, and when
(he returns from those counties aro
In the fare of the situation, so far as
S:at emeu t No. I Is concerned, may
lie changed, hut It seems to be t ho
opinion of party leaders of both sides
(hat Chamberlain will win out.
In the first, congressional district
V. ( Hawley had no contest. Robert
S. llean is nominated for justice of
the Mpreme court by both parties.
In Multnomah county Cake in
about 2500 ahead of Fulton and
Shepherd Is about IT. 00 ahead of 101
llr. Tho returns from outside, counties
aro Kreatly In Kills' favor and ho ta
uvpee.tod to win out by 2000 votoa.
EVANS FLEET
SAILED NORTHWARD
THIS MING
DICE CROKER IS
OUT OF POLITICS
Sun l)l'K, April IS. The Jml
KM iiikIlt way iinnnplly lit (i tills
iiiin nliiK. Hi-iir Ail mint I Thulium -sunally
coiulm-lt-il t ho mun'Mivi'ri nl
tendins sal'lns of the battlo
nhll. Thu flii't will ni'JCi vIhh Man
l'cdio. tin- Hiupint of l.im AiiKi'li'H,
whiTf Iti will ri-imiln until April 'itt.
Ihi'lici' siilllni? noi l hwitnl to Snntn
CONGRESS MAY
GO AFTER PAPER
TRUST IN EARNEST
Wnslilnnlnn, April IS. In the
vent thu iitturiii-y uiniMiil iIocb nut
how I hut Hcmu'thliiK Kiilislnnllnl Iuih
(((ii iliino to prom'cuto tho pnper
tniHl, provldliiK it h (ipcrntliiiiH nre In
violation of the law, conKi-oxa i"y
do Koine tnmt flKlilinK on ll own ac
count. Speaker ('nun mi and Chair
man I'ayno, of the waya anil iiieana
c.oiiinilllee, contend that tho tariff
Iuih noihini! to do with the IiIkIi price
of prim, paper; that if n Bnirclty of
I he raw product Ik not rcxponnlhle,
then tho fault Ilea with tho paper
iniHl, which by eomblnnllon reKiila'cH
tho oiilpnt and prliH.
I.llley llocn Not KllllW.
U'MI.. l-'v I (:irv:illut WKM lentlfv-
Iiik loday reKiirdliiK 'he nnpnymona
lelleiH which hnvo been written III
.'mtmi-llnii wllii Ihc Kiililiiarllli1 hunt
invcHtlKallon, Iteprcnenlatlvo I.llley
GOVERNOR HARRIS.
I Ohio executive, who in iiii actlrpinp-
1 jorter of Kecretury Tft for the pienl
lency. Knrliarn, Monterey and Han la Cruz,
1 where Kiopn will ho made, arriving
(ifr San KranciHco on the uiKiil "
May r,, enierliiK that harbor the ful
iowlni; day.
1 (trecled by T,o AllKelefl,
I,(io AiiKele', April IS. Clear,
warm and beautiful dawned tho day
fixed for the arrival of tho A"nn
He buiileahlp fleet l San I'edro Hay.
Never In Ita history Iium I.ok Ani;eli-h
rls( li with Kiich cut hiiHlKHiu In ul-
liralloii wlllujut a
but by iieral coii-
HCIlt ItllHlnexH h.'IK been dropped HIHI
the eutlr(( popillalioll HcelllH lo lie
Htreauiilii; toward ll( coaid. (Iver
, fifty thounalid people vultcd the vnrl
' ooh beachen t(i wltncHH tho arrival of
tho fleet.
crvance (J a cebi
icKal (leclurat ion, In
(. Myem h the contract for C. 8
Kreeltind'B bin apartment hoiiHe at
the Q'rni'r of Kast Ninth and illKh
ptrpitn. Ho will h''Kl the work
Monday. Hh will aluo build tho ce-nn-nt
walk In front of t!0 new If nlln
block and fine In front of Mr. Hulln's
rKld'tire( lifKldfn walks In front of
th Haliietf find W. V. HtprenH prop
ertbfi on Kant Nlnih tn(g
f'bnu. Itlvett ha rftniinenced lb1
work of cemenflnir thu exterior of
th" ih'-atre building.
MRS. HUMPHRY WARD.
I'atnoiiM KntrllHti novellNt. who Ih iiV
TlkiUug Auiwrl( a for Hie IkrMl tliiiu.
New York, April IS. That Rich
ard ("roker is likely never to return
to America and political life In tho
opinion expreaaed by Henry Lee, tho
iiiip.Mncr.ator, 'ho rcturne:! yester-
lay. lie waa n recent visitor to tho
Croker eslalea. Croker is In Rood
health and very happy with his hors
ed. 1
TROOPS CONTROL i
CHESTER SITUATION
Cheater, I'll., April IS. Tho utate
police, who have been ordered here
lo maintain order In the strike of
car employed, appear 'to have the sit
uation well In hand. Iluro mid thero
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JOHN WALTER SMITH. i
Former K'lvernor of Marylnud, who
meeevdfl the late William I. WhyU lo
the L' nl ted Hlutuii wt.
nre occasionally h until Ktreet flghtH,
hut nothliiK approachhift a riot hurt
occurred tdme the troop took
cIihikc. No attempt wan made to re
Kutue traffic t h Ih monihiK.
The rt.ilooiirt have been Hlven per
mlnsbin to reMume.
Am A.
Have out a Hf atcmeiit df-nyliiK alt
kimwIfflKe of tin; nulhorHhlp nt thewe
letter.'.
IfoliHon Not IMMoiiniet
"The flKht Tor the Ik navy will o
rlxht on," mill Iteprexentatlve llob
on, of Alabama, after an Interview
with 1'reHldeut ItoOrtevellO
"No liaise wan ever won or lout on
the HkirniUh HncH, and we have only
)UHt beKHfi. If John .Sharp WilllaniH
. r. ... ,k m nl n nartv
(jaestlon la tho house, there would
., -n aiitt.ik tiiure iernociatu vot
liiK In favor of four battlcMhlpH. The
'lueatton of a navy lit broader than
the party."
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A carload of Htone arrived tier lant
njtf for the new Itfvinltv Hehnol
bulldliiK ThU Ih from TenirnvvWanh.
The contractom promise t .Jillver
(ii i i ial riiti:r ast
run .vutriiu i:st
I'oitland. Or.. April IS.
WVh-rn (r4-j.'on and Werttern
Washington - Showers and
croer t iiitht; Suinlay flhow-
llowed by fair; wentor-
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ly jt'indii.
r.a
.iiHiern vanhliiKtnn and
N((rthern Idaho Showora
and rooler tonlKht.
KaMtern Oreon and South
ern Idaho Fair toulKht and
Sunday.
t r.-eitor than they did from
quarry In lioimiaK county.
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I'OI It WOltklNCMF.V
llltOWNKII IX ItlVKIt
WlnnlpcK, Airll IK. By the ii
mcIIIiik of a Hi-i)w while croartltiK Hat-
tie river, Hwollen by fredhrts, nlnn
'(rand Trunk workmen were thrown
Iium tho water and four drowned.
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