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TRUSTS
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HE SUITS !
HISTORICAL INTERS
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Compiled by theDaily Journal for the Public !
OMOOK. ..... FEBnOAlff 14,
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Highest Qaality
All Wool Stfits
Representing the Products of
America's Best Manufacturers
Vabes Range ap to $25. Be sate sunt get one al
$14.35
Shirt
Waists
Exclamations of ccstacgroot
ovory vlow of our wnUtitliOi
largest nnd most oxqulslto display
over Aliown iu this city. It i.
tho pick of America's and Eur
ope's flnoRt stylos at prices mado
HiOftt modornto by diroct dealing
with great makers nnd Immense
puchAHOs. Ail tho prettiest and
boat in Lawn nnd Llnon, prettily
trimmed. Tho stock is nt all
ways nbrcaat of the tlmon. You'ro
Hiiro to find horo tho choicest of
stylus nnd nt prices tho economist
welcomes.
50c to $1 3.50
Torchon Laces
Nowost Idens In Torchon lucci
- this season's doslgnlng. A
Krand assortment to ohooao from.
Buch good vnlucB wore novor be
foro offered for tho prlco of
3c
Lace
Curtain
Bargains
Laco curtains, of which there
nro from ono ot threo pairs of n
kind. They consist of Hotting
hnms, llruBsel Not, Colonial.
Point do Luxo, In White aud F.cru.
Values rango from J1.2G to
(10 por pair.
Reduced
One-Third
Spring Oxfords
All tho lltllo Improvements
that go to mako for goodness,
comfort nnd stylo are embodied
In our showing of now Oxfords for
this soaaon's wear. You'll appre
ciate tho values, too.
Embroideries
In our laco nnd ombroldory de
pnrtmontB wo show, porhnpB, tho
finest vnrloty to bo found In tho
WUlutnutto valley. Wo Intond
that this department shall tnko a
front rank In tho minds of lovers
of flno lacos nnd embroideries.
Scores of pretty styles In Bprlng
lacch nnd ombrolderlcs nro now
shown in this department nt un
usually low prices. Your plans
for early spring sowing Bhould In
clude a gonorouB Bupply of theso
flno vnlucs.
Dress Goods
Simmering Bupplonoss tho soft
ness of fnbrlcB thnt cling and
flow will bo tho koynoto of tho
spring favor nnd somo of lliose
mntorlnls will gtlston nnd glint
tholr wny straight Into your hoart
Tho colors, too, nro moro oxquls
Ito than over.
Somo of tho patterns will sur
prlso you assuredly by tholr In-gonulty.
Waller Thomas Mills will speak
Irt this city Friday night at the
nrnnd Opera House.
Mr M'1'3 has been for 35 years a
student and Itcturcd on social econ
omy Ho Is author of several books
vSlc'h have enjoyed a wide circula
te is a man of rare ability, not
only n forcoful but pleasant spoakor,
and presents his thoughts in a way
easily understood. Many .-
log his discussion he has his audience
wild with laughter, and tho next
moment deeply interested in his sub-
ject.
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Personals
44I
Many woman suffragists In Great now lines it is expecte4 j
n.i..in prr serving sentences in jail, will bo raised on freirtt..?!
.,,,. thn civo up tho right to money for extensions.
... .i afrnHnns for tho right ' Tho National Wnm.. ,
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Senator Fulton has oeen Biveu , J T i : 'x
nfrairs. nnd w 11 taKo pnn in mo - " ': " D "u u" -"iUfc,.
ana. ' ,1 , hn nrownsvlllo rlot-i" cent adranco In . V
nT by c lored troops, who woro dls- The telegraphers' 8rlke J
,ns uy. T .... .MMt. BO "a won out. Thov .J!1
mlssou uy uiu ..
Huston, of Hlllsboro,
ner cont hrlvnnnh t- -..
tt..io.i ctnfna snnato is ore- ...l ..,, .. ... WM
UINWU u' - J.BI ill
narlng to take action looking to tno C(j-8t
The
They mcik!
in Vlrsi u
looking to tho j :f WMt- hi
prohibition of tho liquor tramo in Tho mayor and aiders a,
A f.lrtn cvnnn will lnnnn.l 41. - . l
"" o " "oii.i mo sireeUolj
a tho railroads ennnot Bell bondB land, and thus determine ,
to sccuro money for construction of kind of pavement to lay ,n )tl)!
GOOD
Goods
&
)o7jeieUSSi
GOOD
Goods
TOMORROW
IB HKM.VANT DAY.
Khort length of MtiMounhlo mid do
pciitlablo Kootla nt
HALF PRICE
CITY MEWS
A nHMM t lwHeiwtt rr
ftfUk for Yiw OimllwHwi
l0H't I'it to Hear
Ilov. Wnltor Thomas Mills nt the
dram. Opera Home Friday nlxht.
1(0 Is ono of tho Krcntest orntom on
political nnd labor question In thu
United States. St
1FctHw uml Hm-lnl
Tho Udles Aid 8oclt' and Kp
worth Lohkuo hnvo nrrnnnod for n
inualcnl nroKram, U'cturo and social
Friday ovonlnu for thu bonent of
Lesllo M. K. ohurch, on Bouth Com
Hterclftl struct. Tho Indies havo add
ed a Kitchen nnd mado other Im
provements, and everybody should
buy a ticket at 10 cents.
A NVw Nk-IM Club
Tho "Kappa Hho Nit" U the nnum
glvea to a U9 fraternity which Inn
Jjmb orRonUtNl trontly H the city.
JtIio "frnf 'is to give a series of
'dances in Tioga ball, tho first to be
given tills cvunlng. Tho hall has
been bountifully decorntod for the
occasion. Hofruahtucnta will bo
norviHl, nnd no expanse has boon
spared by tho orgnulintlon to mnk
this ovont ono of tho moitt ploasnnt
social tunotlous ot tho season.
I'.vcrytKMly
Is cordially Invltod to hear Hov.
Waltor Thomns Mills, of Ghlcago, on
Bootnllam nt tho annul Opera Hous
Friday night. 2t
i:intHl Ollkvo
Tho First Christian Boleneo ohurch
elected officer last night, as follews:
F. V. Wutcrs, Oeo. W. Johnson, V.
A. Moorf, Mrs. B. L. llayden and
Mrs. J. Q. Wilson, trustees; Win.
MANY A MAN
U a critic betauM & Uk to be
Mtnury, You cam to coitrary to
Um khM ot your own trta a
Mltr aai some Ubm H
WM of thfaij but ko coatrary to ta
ditatM ol aatur and you will a-
waf t tWa fortt ot It.
Why, 8Htc) it ut ka,
Katuro woa't acoapt Jut pw
fed tltouKst; they vi a rlsht
scl-. Wa can clva Ua klai aa
tr dumaads, and our ftricaa ars
rMtat, too.
BARRS
JEWELRY
STORE
occurred la Contra Costn county.
California, Iiuh been appointed by
tho Marlon county court administra
trix of her fathor'rt ostato, lior bond
being llxed In tho Bum of i-1000. The
deceased's porsonnl proporty In this
state Is valued at 12000.
Valentino Hull Tonight
Tho Kuppn Itho Nu fratomlty will
ontorlnln tholr friends tonight at
Tioga hull. In ono of tho Bwollosl
dancing parties of tho season. Sweet
Valentino will preside nt tho function
nnd a goneral good tlmo will bo had
by tho numerous Invited guests.
A Correct Ion
ia Monday's issuo ot The Journn'
wus printed a statement that Miss
llattiu Hargrove and MIs Olive Kel
ly woro soon to loavo for Ilnkor City
Aluker. clerk; Miss lilooro, tronsurer; to tnko charge of tho mllllnory de-
Mrs. Fimnobuker, organist. . imrtment of a storo owned bv Mossrs.
MoHvoys. This article was an error
In tho fact that thu Messrs. MoKvoys
will hnvo no Intercut In the storo.
(tt'iumu Hrrvicr
Tho German Heformcd church will
hold Sunday evenluir
thulr church, corner of Capital and noM for thonuelvea, nnd will in no
Marlon strtusts, Bunday evening nt;wn' connected with tho Chicago
7:30 o'clock. AU Qormsui Invltod. .Htoro ItrtU
sorvlcvs at,Tho oung Indies will go Into busl-
llov. Bchnuelle, ot
preach.
Portland, will
AftiUu ntiil Again
I'eople of all cUwei admit that
they are more than pleas) to bo
able to go to one store for all their
supplier, such as groceries, mwits,
fish, poultry, oysters, vegtabls,
fruits, and evurythlug noodod tor the
tabic. Farrlnjjtou & Vnnl'atton.
IVayrr Wn Ixws
For the first time during the prt
out seaslou ot the legislature, tho
senate was opened with a Reed, long,
old-fauhloned prayer. Tho minister
lwte4 by tho sergeant at arms was
Iter. Dr. Kimball, ot the theological
seminary. Ho prayed sewn minutes.
1'rovloua to this one aud a halt
minutes was tho record.
Iuigly.HoltAii
County Clerk Allen yesterday Is
suedi a marriage license to Kokoo
lutagley, ot Kllverton, as4 36, and
Daisy Hobsrt, ot Sltverton, asl 2T'
U 1. Aldrtch acting aa wltneas.
To AmUiUr l-"4crV Kttc
Floreaco Kmy, daughter of tha
late B. V. MUckwell, vho deatlt
lvy llowcr Iknd
A message has been received here
containing the sad news ot tho death
ot Lovy Dower, who died yesterday
nt his homo near Gates. Ho was
the accommodating bailiff of the last
seselon ot tho circuit court, aud ha
many friends In this city. Tho fu.
nornl services will bo held at Mac
Hay. Friday, February 15, 1907.
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Funeral Notice,
Tho funeral ot Mrs, Anna Vercler,
who died in Cambpell. California,
February 13, 1907, will b hold
from tho Preabyterlan ohareh la this
city at 10 o'clock a. m., Friday, and
will bo conducted by the pastor ot
tho church, Dor. II. T. ltabcock.
Mra. Vercler was long a raldent
ui ouuiu naiem, ana Has iaany
trlenda In the city who will bo pained
to learn ot her death. She tear
ono daughter, lira. 8. I. Hayes, ot
Campbell, California, nnd one son,
Andrew Vercler. who Uvea la Polk
couuty, uoar Salem.
Mrs, Mamie Kmmcrson, "who fcai
bn vtiltlng Mrs, Coaoor, ot tho
YlUamett Hotel loft tbla jaoralns
for aer bow in Saa Franclo,
Hon. S. B
la In the city.
Harry Mlnto loft today for Cham
poeg on buslnoss.
Mrs. A. O. Condlt hns returned
from a visit in Portland.
J. A. Sellwood loft today for his
fnrm In Yamhill county.
W. L. Jonos, tho Jefferson barber,
was In tho city yostordny.
Mrs. L. II. Shirley wont to Tur
nor today to visit relatives.
Kx-Mayor Wntors wont to Port
land this morning on buslnoes.
Attorney Cnrson was among thosa
who went to Portland this morning.
Hon. Claud Clntoh want to Port
land this morning on business.
Mrs. O. G. Moisnn, of Oervals, Is
In' the city to visit rolatlvoe.
Miss Udna Jones, of llrooks, wns
visiting in the city this morning.
William Sellwood, of Portland,
wns visiting In tho city yostordny.
Attorney George Illngham and A.
M. Cannon went to Woodburn thlH
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charloa Gray and
son, George, left today for a visit In
Portland.
Albany, whoro sho will visit friends
Albany, whoro sho wll lvlslt friends
nnd rolntlves.
J. T. Wontworth, of tho Cnpltnl
Commission Compnny, Is In Portland
on business.
Col. W. F. Ilutohor, tho woll
known Ilnkor City lnwyor and poli
tician, Is In Salem.
Judgo Alox. Swook, of Portlnnd,
chairman of tho Dsmocrntlc stnto
central commlttoo, Is In town.
Joseph Wright will loavo today for
Astoria, where he will rosldo with
his soii'ln-law, A. J. Henderson.
Mrs. W. P. Knowloa nnd daughter,
Mia Kna. of Durfeo, ar ovlsiting
Representative P. W. Knowloa In
this olty.
Uev. Wm. A. Daly, formor pastor
of St. Joseph's church, ot this city,
but now pnstor of St. Mary'-u of
Portland, Is In tho city.
Krnest Dudon, prosldent of the
Lincoln Annuity Union, after nu offi
cial visit hero, loft today for Port
land. Ho wiib nccompnnled by Stnto
Orgnnlrer II. O. Montgomery, who
has bueu in tho city organizing a
lodge.
Frank Dlackorby, of Sllverton, wns
In town today. Ho Is postmaster
and a political leador In that part ot
the county.
Mrs. Albort Jessup, ot Dolse, Ida
ho, after a visit horo loft today for
Gugeno. whore she will bo tho guost
of friends.
J. O. Storey nnd J. C. Hrnohor,
leading lumbermen of Portland, nf
tor taking In tho legislature, loft for
points up the valley.
Uev. K. L. Young. K. II. Bryant
and Presiding Elder Rolland, of
Portland, nrrlved In the city this
morning to attend tho funeral ot tho
la'to James Nauglo.
Attorney George Morrow, of Port
land, Is up to take lu the legislature,
and mako on official visit to the
United Artisans tomorrow evening,
of which ho Is ono of the supreme
officers.
crazy, proporty values thoro being
far beyond reason. Ho says the
towns nro not growing very fnst nt
prosent, but as soon aa tho rallrond
is completed a good many peoplo are
expected t come In. Ho says there
is a genoral report to tho effect that
tho railroad compnny may pass up
until Mnrshflold and North Bend,
nnd ostnbllsh a town at somo otnor
point on tho coast In retaliation for
tho rofusnl ot those cltios to nllow a
bridge to be built across n portion o
tho bny.
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IjUDIrY
STATUTE
LAI
Bill Will Be Introduced
ing toCompilatioa
New Code !
A bill will bo Introduced a J
legislature, probably today. i
vldo for a now codlflcatloi ct i
Cirnti'H Kluventli District.
Tho soiiato this morning pnssod tho
.--., i 1... -M- Tlfcn nt fill.
mil inirouueeu , ... -;;.:- statute Iowb of tho state. TtJ
Ham. Sherman nnd Wheeler, cronting "n
..;,........., .iwrfrt. n i. com- P80d b,n Gives the aupreraad
111B lllll JIIUIU1U1 ..a...w, -
posed of tho counties which tho
author ropresonts, nnd for tho np
polntmont of n judgo and district nt
tornoy thorcfore, leaving tho seventh
district composed of Crook and Was
co counties nnd proslded, over by
Judgo Brndshnw. Ab originally In
troduced that bill called for the cren
tlon of tho twelfth district, but, slnco
tho bill providing for tho eleventh
district to bo created out of tho third
failed, tho sonnto nmonded Mr.
Plko'8 bill to rond tho eleventh nnd
tho houso concurred In tho nmond-
mont. It hna not been definitely de
cided who Bhnll bo appointed to tho
nowly created olllcos but E. V. Llttle-
llold, of Morrow, is being most fav
orably considered for judgo and Jw
A. Collier, of Fossil, for district attorney.
HOTHIl ARRIVALS.
WORKING OX THK COOS
IUY RAIIJIOAD.
K. 1). Ehy, maohlnUt at tho Fra
cr Iron Works ha3 returned to Eu
gene from a trip to Coos Bay, com
log over tho route of tho proposed
Drain-Coos Day extension of the
Southern Pacific railroad. He reports
a targe rorco or men at work on fou
tunnels, two abovo and two below
Elkton, and that the work ot grad
ing In several place is being rushed.
It has ben reported that work on
tho lino bad been stopped, and that
the project possibly would be aban.
doned, but, according to this from
Mr. Ehy, it looks as though tho
company intends to carry out Us
orlgtaal plana.
Mr. Eby saya that the people ot
tho Coo Bay towns aro real estate
Wllalmettc.
C. F. Swlgert, Portlnnd.
J. K. nurdott, Arlington.
F. 13. Morgan, Chlcngo.
F. J. Hard, Eugene.
Herbert Keith, Eugene.
D. McGnrlty, San Francisco.
Chan. Rednoll, Chicago.
M. S. Woodcock, Corvallls.
II. G. Hay, Portland.
II. E. McGoo, Portland.
J. F. Logan nnd wlfo, Portlnnd.
F. J. Martin and wlfo, Seattle
Elijah Smith, Emplro City.
T. W. Radcllffo, Chicago.
F. S. Bonnctt, Tho Dalles.
E. T. Merrill, Albany.
W. T, Marshall, San Francisco.
S. E. Larabec, Montana.
C. E. Larabec, Montana.
T. N. Ayre, Roseburg.
Chas. A. Jones, San Francisco.
E. H. Flagler, Cincinnati.
W. F. Butler, Baker City.
II. Q. Hay, Portland.
C. F. Swolgort, do.
Jno. Blakely, do.
J as. Llndsoy, do. '
J. C. Brachon, do.
J. O. Storoy, do.
L. A. McNary, do.
Alex. Sweek, do.
Welle Gilbert, do.
J. G. Keeley, do.
S. B. Huston, do.
S. B. Miller, do.
B. M. Townsend, do.
A. B. Davis, do.
W. C. Smith, do.
W, B. Ayro, do.
F. 8, Stanley, do.
Jesso Sterns, do.
J. G. Kelley, do.
a 8. Trulllnger, North Yakima.
N. II. Perkins, do.
J. W. Brown, do.
E. L. C Farrln, Coos Bay.
W. J. Hatfield. Portland.
Mlsa E. GUI, do.
Salcra.
Geo. II. Illmos, Portland.
A. Anderson.
O. O. Miller. -
E. T. Kruger.
C. A. Smith.
Chas, Bucggraf and wife.
J. Krebs, Aurora.
H. K. Fisher, Haines.
It G. Price, Gates,
Harold Boget. -t
John BurC .
Glenn Perclval.
Geo. w. Rogew, Chicago.
the authority to appoint twoc
sloncrs to nrrange and codify ill
statuto laws of tho state. In
coat about $20,000.
Ono of tho alleged necesillil
this being dono Is that In tie 1
Snn Francisco, a year ago, rt I
bound volumes and all thepto
Bollinger and Cotton's Asa
Codo of Oregon wcro desfej
There aro no codes of Orern i
Bnlo, and thoro Is now MlJ ttu
largo demand for copies.
Thoro nro other reasons ilji
bill Bhould bo adopted, so Its f
claim. They say there wtrii
orrorB In tho Bellinger anl i
codo, and aevoral legislatures 1
boon In session slnco then, imi
Important lnws havo been
and other lmpornnt laws hiitl
chnngod and repealed slnee!
nllntlon.
Most Inwyors say It is tlmtep
other codification of the lsn
o r
Tax RooIch Opcnwl
Tho county sherltt'i ott
of tho busiest places In tif
houso today, as tho tax ro aj
vesterday opened and buj.1
coming In to pay tho MM u ,
DIED.
nmVER. At his home la
Oregon, February U, l"1'
Ttowor. need 52 year.
Ho was well known la u
havlnc boon bailiff of U
nlnco on tho committee oa
TJnoMna n wlfo h6 leSTtS S
Ernest Bowor, now In CaUfe
a daughter, Bertha Bower.
nnrnl cnrvlrpfl Will t)0 hCN
at Macleay ot 11 o'clock,
ment will tnko place in uw
cemotory.
ToTecTrn Af tho flSuTf'
air miles west of MobA
ruary 13, 1307, Mojh
XI- Tlrnoalnr was a f"" i
1R7R. nnd Wtt Well W" J
loBt, havinB first resided
where ho resided wK
..... t. ,.. Tilt dee
ho was the father otJJ,
Ar onrf Tturh C. Br1
city.
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