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Saturday-Monday
2nd and 4th
TWO DAYS O.VLV, AIIK VK (UHSG
TO SKI.Ij M)I), CLEAN, IT-TO-HATE
MKIMIIAMHSK AT I'KH'KM
NHVKlt IIKKOKK IIKAHI) OF
fIXTIII.V(J. SHOES, HATH ' A.M
hKIKTS, DKK.SH fiOOIW, Al.l, AT
I'ltlCKH THAT WIIJi HTAHTLK
VOL
Saturday and Monday, May 2d r 4th
BIG GIGANTIC REDUCTION
SALE ON ALL, MERCHANDISE
boys' sms ,v SH0
IiOXfJ PAXTS, AT ISTHAvS
COST OF HAW htl-..." M
T() CUJSK OIT Sowr
iR loss
EARLY.
I OIK UXES AM)
18 YOUR GA1X. COMK 1
Muslin Underwear Sale
10 Off on All Lines
Tim best of muslin used In nil our gnriiieiitH,
mill !- are Hindi1 full in every vtny; -r-feet
fitting. Wo buy nil our muslin K"i
mciils dln-rl. frum Iho factory, whereby m
can sell our giii-nieiils fur what niorrhunlM
buying from ii Jobber would have l wiy.
Saturday imrt Monday, any garment ul
io i-Kii cicxT i-esh.
Women's $2-50 Waists$l-7:
Tin- greatest lino of women's new Lingerie
Waists In short mid lone sleeves; finished
with Ineo mid embroidery Willi ruffH mid
collars to match. This Ih the greatest bar
gain ever offered in tho Waist line; every
ono n winner, perfect fitting,
Two days, each S1.7S
1
Bis Line of White Goods
Portiers, Stand Covers and
. . "" c
curtains at iost ot
the Raw Material
A full uiid rleiin
em, und IJM'O
$!S.AO 1'ortlers,
ut . . .; -J. ;
$a.00"Hlil Cover
stork of I'ortlors, Stundrov
'iilns; every one n bounty;
ituriliiy mill Monday
$J.i!5 luto CurtlnH
Towels and Jo'
and weaves.'
menteverintu
, HM'f'illl 111
, rr uilr . . ,
S1.G5
weling in all grades
The largest Assort
gene at special prices.
Summer Wash Goods Saje
Regular 25c Value at 21c
Regular 20c Value at 17c
Regvlar J5c Value at J3c
A now ami complete lino of tho tx-xt summer
XX'usli (iikkIs over nIiowii in ICiiKi-no. Now
Ih wlii'ii you want Hiiiuinir kimmIm and now Ih
whi'ii X' n'v you tli bi-ni.fit of a laro dl
rotinf. All fitNt colors; thlN huIo Ih for two
day only Saturday and Monday.
Women's Coats at 2
1','vcry woman'H Ooat. Ih k1K to lo closed out.
In two dnyn, nuil to do ho wo will k'vo you
the lirni'flt of n Iohh to us; this does not ill
rlmlii HiiiiHiicr Short ('oatH; in tlio Ih-sI, of'
liuikCH 4inl si vies; iM-rfiM-t fit t Inn, full
It'iiKtli; Saturday and Alonday at . . . .
Millinery at
A cmnplcto line ot wonnien'g
triiuniod Huts lu n kmM's and
Htylw; they u'u xt.- yrk at.
tern Huts. 'llM,i ure die brat of
mail-rial us n ,.,,,11 one; to
tio r,ut the whole line wo are
KId to offer them Suturduy
uivj Monday ut ii
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Men's Hose at 2x2c
One lot Men's cotton Hose in
black mid tan and In all sizes;
fast colors and ierfvt fitting;
a barsain Sattirduy and
Monday, pair 12'
Men's $1.50 Shifts 85c
One lot men's high grade dress
Shirt.s; coif style; rulf attached,
Koed and full in IlKht and dark;
values up to $l.it);
Saturday and Monday . . SS4
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Men's $S.oO Oxfords $3.75
Om lot of niPn'H new patent kid
OxroruN In nil sizes and tlu- new
Mhnett in tM's; M'rfiH't fitting
and solid throughout; solid oak
soles; Mingle counter mid full
vnrlety; values up to $5.00 Sat
urday and iMonday
Iho imlr
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Women's $5 Oxfords at 98c
One lot women's Oxfords and Santlnls In nar
row widths and small sizes; the best of
livither and makes; broken sizes; to close
out tho line we offer vulu'.-s up to $5.00
lit only 08
Women's Oxfords, val. $5 at $1.48
One lot women's Oxfords and Sandals in all
sizes and in narrow widths; this is the best
bargain ever offered in the shoe line;
.Saturday and Monday Sl.48
6- i
Men's Shirts value $1.00 at 49c
One lot men's Golf and Negligee Shirts In
dark und light, in ull sizes and they lire
nuide full and long; the best of makes ami
nmtoriul, for only,
Saturday mid Monday 40
Men's Ties Value to 50c at 25c
Men's' new Four-in-hand Ties in nil shades
and shaiH's in light and dark; full in length
- auU inudc of fine silk; ties that sold us high
us 50c, each 25 if!
Men's Regular $3.00 Hats $2.45
Men's high-grade Heaver Hats in all shaK'S
and styles in all tho new colors; u regular
;l.00 Hat and well worth it;
Saturday and Monday S2.4r
Boys' Long Pants Suits
Values up to $10 at $5 85
One lot lMiys' tK ,,allt s ,
in brown, black and grey; ''.'i
tho very latest in make fr !, '
Saturday und Momhir
Suits value to $20 at ? 17.00
.Men's high grade all-wool iUIIIi ,., . .
in all the new colors; theT VsT to T
hand-fill, collar; h,l Wo,!k ' 1
holes, and a front that will m,t U'""m
""y S17.Q0
Suits value to!5 at 13.25
One lot men's high grade Suits j hlue b, .
grey and all colors; new stock. ,ht f ? 2
ting; hand made; ti. tn,Us,rs U
- full length coat; remember this se is '' ,
for only, 6
Saturday and M'onilav .' om
Boys' Short Pants Suits
Values up to $2.50 at f 1.45
blue,
Ono lot boys Knee Pant Suits in hlaek,
and grey; a bargain; regular ijtt.sil
(Saturday and Monday SI 4
APlaV :eTo
Save A, toney
Fhe
BON MARCH
540
Willamette St.
oeft-ft$i
MESSENGER IS
UNDER SUSF1GK
BY COHF
' Columbus, May 1. The
Express eo! flur.lliio to n
Htiitement ri'BarillnK tho robl
tho St. UuU F.xpieas tin tho
svlvanU railroad tell mllos .
l'lltMhurg liisl night. The 1
Bocnroil f nir aeale.l lings ot I
luiinliei- oC expresH- pni'KUK''".
nuantlty of gold bullion.
The hniiilils covuied the t
mcHsennor with revolvers an
,lm with ropes, then rifled t
ami imido their escape. Mob
Hoshon Is hoiim closely "l"11"
tho A(l;inis lOxpress ofritlnls
some featuies ot his story m
qullo clear. . , , .. i
Tho conditotor found him In t
car so tightly himl that !n
methods employed by tho Electric
Hoat company, tllrocted by the house
of representatives, Is ended so far
ns open sessions ot the special com
mittee ftro concerned.
Tho closing hours wero dramatic.
I' rederick Drown Whitney, lawyer,
mi admitted he was the author of the
, annoynious letters of Felininry U
hind February 1 !i to a representative
of the Detroit Free Press, and Sta".'
Senator Kdlnlioroiigli of Michigan,
which have figured so prominently
In the Investigation.
The ndnilsHion of Whitney
not move.
Messenger noshon l ti3 oi
ime and bus worked for Iho ra
about tweniy yoars.
netertlvos v.orUlnsJ mi tno rti
.lUi.i.vered no elu", and t'
press cimpau
Adam's
lake a
iory of
of
libbers
nail, a
and u
xprcps
d lleil
ho car
wiigf r
nod by
, nud
o nut
lis cur
coulil
.ra of i
llroail i
SENATOR JEFF
OAVIS DENOUNCES
PLUTOCRATIC PRESS
such be your brutal frenzy, lash my'
poor form into Insensibility. Then if1
It be your further pleasure gnaw
from my stiffening bones every ves
tige of quivering flesh. Howl in
wretched bestiality through my In-i
nocent blood as it drips from your!
fiendish visages. Drag then if you four games straight last week on a
want, what remains in the filth und i tour through the Willamette Valley
vermin of your foul dens and burn i with the leading teams. On Wednes-
upon tile altar of Uaal or scatter it! (lay the Wood burn Tri-City league
University of Oregon News
The Oregon baseball team
,.,,. ' hefore the friendly winds of heaven team was beaten In a close contest.
Washington, April i'l. In tne . to yollI- ietti.f3 the carrion crows of U to 4. Hard pitched The 'vnrsitv
senalo today hcuulor uuvis or Ar-; (ho fields. All that they inuy do. all : scored 1 7 hits In the nine inn in,.
kuiisas moved to discharge the com-Hn(i ,,.,. if ihcre Vrt In, mien iin-.i Tlio Ri,i,,m hh
made In tho form of an affidavit mlll.ee on thu Judlciury from the fur- j t ber depth of Infamy, to a polluted, I twelve inning contest Fridav after
whlch was rend by his counsel, for-1 ther consideration of his bill "For the ; jesottcu press. These readv servants : noon, Ihe 'varsitv fam winnlne fi
mer Senator Thurston of Nebraska. I suppres-slon of trusts, pools aud com-; ( (.rn.l w,at have thev not done nallv, 3 to 2 On Saturday niorn
Thurston stilted Whitney Is III nt a j lilualions in Hade." Ho spoke for ; or attempted to f.tsten still more se- lug. the team won 'from the' Inriims
hospital, and It will he Impossible about two hours, reading much of . Porely an nut'.icnier upon us? It I at Chemawa Ifltol and In the nf
time from u typewritteu stute-
I for him to niinenr hefnro the com. tlio
llllltlen In thi nrrt.f,rl, tt'l.ltn..- ,,,..,.1 u'lili.h h, li:ul lirelinred III all
I slated that, fnun UIU1 to 11)04 he ' vancu. "that no inteniparate lun-
wns clerk In the committee of" nnvitf i Ktiugu might escape his lips on this
ai lairs or ttie nouse or ivfirrsent
nllves; that shortly aflcfwanf he be
came vlc--pre9fdent of the I.nl.r
Torpedo liont company, which" posi
tion he held mil II May. I !(: Hint
he now Is vice-president of tli r-nkc
Subtnarlii') roinpnny, an liuK'ivnilcilt
organization.
Tho reasons for wrl htg the niony
nions letters given by vVhltnv nr.
"That of his own Initiative he mi-
olflcliils declli
Ktato how much was "' " '
to say It w is " of,,S." , '
until reltofletl SlOH'll 1"" n'"
i. Ilirit both
' I..
und Ttook what npperetf to iMm !cf
i. '..., 1 un "" Improper 'iicaiiB to hiivf
io e-J
o to,
XCtnt I
I, Ihe I
broiiKht t' Ihe atlciiMov of ertin'ress
the method which h." had Is-llevcf
had lieeu pursued !v tile Klcclr.ir
Hoat conMuniy in tlu-lr endeivor to
mvnre, througii eongi wlonnr nctlnrt.
Whlll tlltt.'lt ), Wrtlteil ..vphiulr,,
robbers we-,. ..,, wi.i..h wmihl f!,nt out coini
white, the express mesHMiKer H . t ttlon anil prevent the l.ako Torpedo
state how much was taken, n xio n Pmn,,1ly r,.llIn coniP'tlng In the
r.ervmo Ioi'. im of the railroad, ul in KM Slates fur Huhniarini- torp.-do
fliv anil ciiniv ueivcuv.',, .
xvliom huvo been railed out to ;w.irk:
on the c:ise.
Tho express safe was open, nic
cordlng to information received Intro.,
and the messenger was making ui
bills tor p.ickimcs received from Io. ul
offices, and the robbery was iiccnii-.
idlshe.l In u verv few minutes.
' ''persons standing on the slat oi,
platform at. Mariiegle. a short dl
c from the I'laco where the rol
ers 1'ft Hie' ti-t. report hnvliw
ieen the express messenger at work
I r .ui iwo men on Ihe -f
rn, on the outside of t " '..r I Is
known IV. U four hugs, nil sealed and
inoiiev. were taken fnn.i
I,., ear. but ni.thlUK Is known as to
the anuM.iil contained in any of Hi.
''"ii.",. i n. of the most tin
'., ii, road, and carries much
' ,..v other express lltall
i ni New York anil inieiii.'-.i.n.. n.,.
, ,s 1 the West. There Is a dense
w ,,.;,! Walker' station where the
robbers pulled the bell nn.l left the
train, ar. l Into i'lls woods they dlcip
LILLEY'S CHARGES
FALL TO BROUNO
Washington, I). C, Aurll 30.
The lnveitiititlou Into Iculslative
bout canst rucn'iin.'
In conclusion, tile fflil.rlt stntes
that Whitney had no icrso.ml kuowl.
edge from which lit? could give any
evidence to sust-.tln . any of the
charges o!t Representative- T.lllet
ocalou", a tiling which ha ud he
hud novel- done before
During his speech he roundly de
nounced trusts, coinii'jmiled the piesl-
! 4(-itiJ- v,
m:&
wins to be their special function, ternnon heat Willamette 1 1 t s
not simply to pervert the truth, but llenckle, the freshman southpaw
to threaten and terrorize public men. pitched the last two games, Clifford
I laro a senator align himself with the one on Fridav.'
th people? W'hat? Yes. men. il-i .Vext week Multnomah will he
lustrums sen-ants of Ihe people have i played here nn the local grounds
lifted honest voices here and else- High Ivhnte
wh"re against the inarch of plutoc-i The final .it-hate tf "the Oreaon
firry, to fnlf anibu.thed. n iliih-ally j lilsfc school debating league will be
assjssii'.alcil.. and by whom? By the I held here Mav 15 ht tween the I,e-
trusts wearing musks. Ah, sir, i hnnun High school teem and stort-i
newspap.-i- -imsUs Rut, Mr. Prvsl-1 High. The question will be the "Pro-
I '.' ", " ..o . ...... . .1.. , ...i uoiiai iiepresentation" proposl-
t lltl.-al l-.-lr.-e:- I.n ,,,.l-lr..fl I.., rl. ...... . .1 . . ' '
, . .... ............ ... .,;,,.. ,,,.. ween nas neen nerore the
sheT.eii the,.-blade ! 1 w,,! be ure ; young forensic masters so long The
at. the appointed hour, and while i coiitf it here win close a iTig series
here only Cod can slay my voice in I of debutes In which ,..,.,..i,7 '. .'.
behalf of nrpanized milted taimr and hlsh school In the at i,," ...:..,
I j e..tttt-i-
tho yoemanry of America.'
'alutxl Samr as tild.
H. 0. Slew-art, a men-hant of Co-
I ". ,e-. .,ur... mi.s. i leu niy
c.iMouiei-s wnen tney imy a hox of
New Life Pills that they get the
worth of that much gold in weletit, if
ali'llcted with const iput ion. malaria
or biliousness.'' Sold under cuaran-
,u.i-:;kh postoffh-f.
p.onni it AitmTi:i
. lioseburg. Or., April 3rt. Discov-
fiy In his trunk of n tohnco pouch
full of l-cetit pfeces Vd to the ar
rest ycMorday of t'lamle Hendrleks
on Hiisnii-lou of being fhe person who
robbetl -the pestofflee nutf Kcneral
store at ltrockwav. eight miles south
west of Kosi-hiii-tt. last Thursday
nlclif. The Ittvity from the robbery
coiiKiNttd of nltont $100 in monev,
VtittttitM ntt.t Itterchn tut I M (If !,
money there were two pounds of one- "" n" I'""1 ,,ls ''"i'"''is to the press.
cent pieces. In iiddl'lnn to the find-" """K
hit! of the eoppera, the officers have ; a follows:
secured evltlenc ac.iln.t Hendricks: "'"'t s.-avenstvs of pliitoeracy
,i,..,n,. wiii i,u niv.Mii..it .i,.,t I howl ; truth, (,.'ds llvlns truth.
u, e.u,neiiii.iii, uruggist. jjc. lor the rest of the season
in his thich was broken whn
paled
Professor He Cou, or the depart
nient of niatheinarirs, is the head
secretary of the league, and is mak
ing the arrangements for the debate.
Moores Hurt
The track outlook has been blicht
ed by the serious Injury of (lordon
Moores this week, which will prob
ably keep him out of track work
A muscle
The Socialist party will meet in
New York City on July 4 to nom
inate a state ticket.
JEFF DAVIS.
Arkansas senator who Is In a llvel.i
fight to hold the Dciiocrallc leadership
of the stute. j
tie ill's rts'ent imssai;e outlining
measures for relict, spoke of the re
moval of the nioito "In tlotl We'
Trust" from the coins aud declared
that John 1). Uochefeller. the Stand-'
aril Oil Company, ami J. Pierpont
Moritnu, should ito indicted f ir trcas-
COi'I-EE
There is a time for good
tea, and a time for good
coffee; there is no time for
poor either. -
Ycmh sf-pr rrtiim tout money if roa don't
Uit SihitWQK ' Uesi: wr par Into
.hoiJine f tl't vi'lil't'rv. Two months
...... ll.tiwli-fi -Li nnw iK-ttultto.l -xf ft,.xllr
charKo ot thn larmiv of a wittrh nrar
thin cltv, Slnro that thno lit haH
Imm'H hIsmI froMi (hi routity until ho1
.iiiiiKiiri'il tit Ifin hnn nf f.il'il t-.xj 1
near llrockwav the tlaPafier the rob-i whether under show or ar m.
berv. Postal Inspectors CVtuont and ","r,, uhf' 'rvlent hvpociT'es.
Ulches. of Portland. h.trV-nen to b ' " """"" "
d-'f n. let's" Miserable
upon noble manhood, post
graduates in all arts of slander or
defamation I cballenue the subsid
ized prt-f-s: the people know your de
signs and spurn your pretense.
nent or
QMVpocit.es. (ill,
. elf and greed. 1
defy your taunts. Tear to fragments
The World's llest Climate
Is not ,-ntlrely free from disease. (V,
the high elevations ,'evcrs prevail
while on the low levels malaria is
encountered to a greater or 1
extent, according to altitude
overcome climatic affections, l.issj.
tilde, malaria, jaundice, bilioii-nc-s.
fever and ague, and general dehili y
(he most effective remedy Is Kiectrie
inters, the great alterative and bh.o.l
purifier: the antidote for every f,,i m
niiiiiiining during n ' workout " This
season is Moores' last at Oregon, and
he teels very badly over the acci
dent. Moores was easily the best indi
vidual man on the team, being the
I. . 1 1 "l'nnu-r- 'lis work In the
........es nun sprints will he taken
up by the other men. so thnt ,i.
strength of the aggregation will ,P
.. ii.-u as little as possible.
Scbaffer lieliiriilug.
i . .b r .toc.n ncnaner eni-
1 .xmertca frum Kncland
o April M. He spent ,h year in
.--... ,.io,,icai work, his discoveries I
being of niark.d value to the hltor-l
leal world. Professor Stafford will'
go to V.iirope the coming vear on a!
. i . V',"' t 'ake up advanced
" line cneliustrv.
at the head of t!i0 chemlstr'r
Illenr.
lieferendiim Fight.
, '" : si h at the t'.iilege it,,,,-
.. , .ui.-s.i.it Miporintcml
. ..it-riiiaii
won quick silver mine at Black Butte in
the southern part of this county.;
They Inspected the tunnels and other !
apparatus. Professor Stafford. Dr.
Shinn, A .1. Elton and Walter Mc-1
Intyre superintended tho party. i
Washington's Schedule. j
The University of Washington -football
schedule Is as follows: !
Lincoln High School Sept. 2fi;
Washington High School Oct. 3
Whitworth College Oct. 17
Whitman College Oct. 24
Oregon Agricultural College. .Oct. 31
University of Oregon Nov. 14
University or Idaho Nov. 2G
Personal Xotcs.
I. Ij. Steiwer spent vacat'on in
The Unites, the guest of Rev. Bailey.
Miss Pearl Johnson, '11. was a
guest at the Dunn ranch near Eu
gene during part of vacation.
Charles MeC. Snow. '0!1, spent a
pleasant vacation visiting friends in
Pendleton.
C. .N". Mr Arthur, '01, was nomin
ated nt the republican primaries for
representative from Multnomah
county. A. A. Anderson, another
Oregon graduate, who aspired to a
similar position, was unsuccessful.
Loren E. Harris, a student at the
University, returned Sunday night
from Albany, where he spent the
Easter vacation with friends.
Wesley Wire visited Albany last
week.
Miss Hazel McN'air spent vacation
with Miss Adele Goff In Hood river.
Jani'-s K. Lyman snent Inst week
at his home near Walla Walla.
Miss Naomi Williamson visited
friends In Salem last week.
Carey L-osely went to his home
nt Klamath Falls last week.
Fritz Dean visited relatives at
Grants Pass during the spring vaca
tion. Miss Maud Service was the guest
of Miss Bessie Kidder at Kosebiirg
last week
Prof. A. C. Terril and wife visited
San Diego. Cal., iast week.
The College Hour last Wednesday
was a decided snceega.
FOUR-MASTED
GERMAN VESSEL
IN SERIOUS Pllll
He is
depart-
l. u
r-.tni lion ti, t.-u ....t..! i . ... .
the 1 rfc.ersitv i.i " ".'n ' alilondnirs l.ucfc.
("r Ihe appropriation. While there ! (.."Thp. '"('kl,'t day of mly life was
is no absolute wnv nt ... oV ' 1 bought n box of Bucklen's
of bodily e:vVn--. nervousness nn.l how the vote will .. ' : Arnlsa Salve." writes Charles F. Mil
t'M.rcsseii tne opln on thit h. i "" ""'"() cey. i ai. iwo-ecnox'
.XM"AIi MKI-TIVO OF T1IF,
El (iF.XK IIOAIII) OF THADi:
.- is hereby given to the niem
."11 o 'he Eug.-ne Hoard of Trade
that the annual meeting for election
of olflrers and other Important busi
ness will be held Tuesdav uvening.
May i;th. I90S. at S p m., in the
office of the 'secretary, E .J. Frasler.
13.". Willamette street.
R. M. PAY, Fres.
In Hoscburg wnen itentirlcKs w as nr. '' ' ',' ii,.nis;i,n
0sted. and will now assist ln:'.w my IHiHtlcnl rarcsigjlf It comport th ,
ruling Iho case ugalnst him. unn .ns-
'tort my utterance. Not satisfied. If
iiist.niiua. .wi under guarantee at
W Kuykelldairs drug store ivu,
Fresh garden seed In bulk.
CIlAMHEliS 1UDWARE CO.
speaker ,i-,i,n r.s r,-.
slty might win three to one in tho fs """rednne of an annoying case of
elections. " 'ne, itching piles, which had troubled me
Mining Party. for ''ars and had yielded under no
During the vacation week a rj.-tv treatment." Sold under gnar-
; f sttent engineer visited Oheiantoc at Wl Ku'kenlall' drug store.
New York, .May 1. The Get
four-inasted sliip Peter RIclBin
ashore at Beach's Inlet, loaded
ily, and the seas are breaking.'
her Lifesavers have not yet to
ed her. She went ashore last la
The llickniers left -Ne" "
terdav. hound for Kansoon mi a
oil. worth $". TlifVKlr'
ued at $.;u. null, and carneait.e
30 or :!.-. men. On ins to l'"
. f nfnsnvine crt
an eiions . .... ,,,
reach her have hern uMecH
rnchets could not he iiasseaom-
. . I llofrtrp dai
stranneu iessi-1.
the gale v-cred. Wome oil
and ail sails were set ij the W
she might he blown on
A n'ven..o .
have been eie. -
It Is believed ihe crew is in no w
diate danger.
BATTLESHIP FLEET
ANCHORS AT OELBS
The V'J1
Delninnie. May l.-'ne y
battleship fhvt arrive at
bav early tn" ,u&
crowd had cKhorea i
Une despiie the hour and
that a mist '"'"'"",.;', rf'
..nd view ef ihe h"5. '"Ls-v
until they had ctiterea- ,
i Ther are !"".. ,
w"..ors here for
por,lo of the f ew ;'-'
Cruz, across ihe hay
mnrriift. .n.
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