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lTlOllOu' ADOui uiineac
pffl Stop Fan
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Sheriff Word U not -Inclined . to regard
' seriously ths statamsut made toy Coun-
oilman Loala Zimmerman at the uieet
r Jtng of th city lather yesterday after
noon. Ha declared that any eliafst
f mad against him Of taking money trout
Chinese or -other gambler t permit
i them to vlolata tha law- not only
false, but absurd, and would prov a
boomerang to those nseavorlng to ln-
Jure him. : " ; - . , ' .
Councilman -Zimmerman creatad-A
" aenaatlon at th malting by declaring
a' that to the beet of hU knowledge and
i belief the tsounty Jiaa" been receiving 10
ia week from Chineae fan tan Bambftro in
t order to be allowed W ran without mo
llestatlon. He InUmated etrongty that
'Bherllt Word has" been eolIetng thia
money and. introduced a resolution -call
Ing on Mayor 'WUlUme-to have Chief
of Pollca Hunt . Invaetlgata 14 eetab
' llahments whose street numbers .be
gave, with the aUegea Idea In vlaw of
V ascertaining 'ta -truth : or; falarty of
ths rumor.- . The motion was seconded
.by Councilman .Flegsl. ho laughed 1m-
moderately -at ' tha ; thought, '.of .Chief
; Hunt oowluetfng -suth an Investigation.
, -. rooming from such a soarca. the at
tack made 4n me Is ludicrous," said the
ehertff.-T-'B!verybody' knows-fwhore
CoonoUman Zimmerman stands as ro-
gardi gambltnr. e ahoul - at least
'have been polltie' enough ta have gut
- somebody also- te Introduce-, that reso
lutloa. It la not my fntentlon to make
any battle la print, or I should relate a
few things I. have- discovered alnce
. have been In office that would make Mr.
r Zimmerman happy I goes happy la a
I good - word thera"7-nd v a . sheriff
'.'winked suggestively. i. , r:
"The people know .where. I etand, Ko
body can discredit m. and surely not
anybody, In. .Mr. Zimmerman's", claaa.
. And let ma say right 'here thai 'Mr.
j-rxcs-oosTtrrxi . axba boum oom-f-
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- In tha office of T. Alba, Japanese vioo-
'aonaul at4hi place, ".there was a con
tlnusus reception todayi ; Tonight there
iwIU be a, fitting celebration to Allaky
lhaU in hODOr-of the fifty-third blrthdas
of the emperor. The program for. to-
,nlghfi celebration has. been printed Ba
Tha. Journal, -ij ;. . - e,- i r f .
In tha office of he rlce-consUl today
.plotureg .of the emperor, empress and
iCrown'Prtnce Haruno Mlya were hung
on tha walL Thay were decorated with
red . and ' writ bunting, the national
'colors.' The Peoeptloti was Informal and
was attended by practically n -the Jap--anese
population ot th city during tha
dajr. . - , .
, , Carysthemama ' Mak a . Capital a
.v,-" ; yalrylsaA.
' ( Jwaal' 8pcUl gervie.) . ..
t" Toklo, Nor. J. Tha Japanese capita
' and' vicinity ' wag truly abloom ,: and,
ablase today abloom -with th myriads
- of chrysanthemnms and other blossoms
whlch at this season ot tha year con-,
vert . th - hills and ' gardens Into a
. veritable ' fairyland, and ablase with
countless flags , and streamers which
.-were flung to the breese in honor of
the mikado's rifty-second blrtlfday.
j Th birthday - anniversary was cele
brated ' more generally - and mora an-
thuaiastloally ' than ver- before. Tha
display of flags ,wm J quit, general
.throughout the capital, and other simple
.decorations bore testimony, to the de-
votlon and loyalty of the populace. The
rOfflcial -celebration took th form of i.
.grand review, of th reserve on ' the
rAoym palace grounds. Th - review,
which was attended by th mikado, was
-witnessed by, . an immense sjmL enthusl-
aatle crowd. t .... v;.vi.y-. ,v
. Until a lata hour the. fwople paraded
the streets waving ' the - natjonai flag,
and, singing patriotic-airs. jj. iV , '- f,?.
'VZKWBM TK XOsTOB OV MZKASO.
' (Jmrtial Rdm-IsI Bervlee.) ' .
. n vVWihli)ton. I. C.,' Nor. J At the
'Japanese legation in N street k dinner
will M riven tonight in celebration, of
v 'the anniversary of tho birth of the
. . mikado, -who wdi born November t, llll.
.. -Savarat American guests' bav been in
vited, but the majority of those preswrtt
. -Will be members of the . Japanese
'colonies In Washington and New Tork.
m gold iru BAmrz.
(Spril ClinMtrB lo Tb lenraat.i
'daU nU. Or.. Nov. 8. The OkljHlU
twnk-' has teen opened for business.
Joseph I- Hammeraly is the cashier.
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I waykutt or ajtt xtn bsqvtjlbtb.
terest lo ths letlB and In th , f . '
Great presidential Contest,
W4 will
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Tan Games Sure. '
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Zimmerman or any one else 'w.bt says
or 'IhOmates Oiat I have taken a o-nt
of money since I have been In. this office,
exoept what was legitimately coming to
tha county. Is guiKy of willful and de
liberate falsification la plain language,
lies. . ? " ..-
"A month ago this story wag atartod
that the county was getting money. I
heard It. - My deputies hesrd tt - - We
were even told by. tha Chinese them
selves that soma lawyer was collecting
money, but for whom they did not say.
Several Chinese have Informed ua that
tha police had called on them and told
them to go ahead and run,' that I would
not be able to harm them, . ,.;
'The poolroom altaatlon and poker
games hav -engttkaaed a. great deal of.
my attention recently, and 1 have not
had so much time for tha Chinese as
formerly, but I will get them: Sheriff
White of Los Angelea-snd I walked
through Chinatown at noon yesterday
and' found that fan tan games were run
ning." T grabbed Chinese who gave an
alarm,' and ha yelled lustily. Not know
ing I waa an officer, other- Chinee ran
to tha police station for offloera and a
great commotlonv (followed. - t
."J went into number of these places
and told -th Chlnesa-thaf tf they did
not quit playing I would go through
Chinatown with a blacksmith -gad -take
off all their Iron-bound floors and cart
them away. That Is what I will do, affd
I wiQ have them removed by a black
smith as fast as they are put In. If tho
Chinese do not atop gambling. In this
way; as these doors cost a good deal of
money, I figure I can make tha game too
costly for them. ' Gambling Is going to
atop in Chlnataisra tha same, as It bas In
other parts of , tha city. That la all
there is to ft. In the meantime lltlna
and snapping at my heels will not annoy
mo in tna least.- l ? : t : : ,
EOTEER VILL :
IflSPECT SEVER
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Buxon , to ooibvot ten
cxbqvox Tuna omxn obazx
XM OBSBB TO SATXS1T iii TXAT
zv a am n norrw Bsootra
OZZil BtnT TO FBOTXgTS, .
In order to be prepared -against any
remonstrancea which may axis over
tKe payment ot -th assessment for tha
Imporvemant of th Tanner creek sewer.
a- complete Investigation -cf -th- large
drain has been requested by City En
gineer Elliotf He 1 led to this by th
many reports which have been circulated
to th effect that th i sewer "Was not
construoted according to. " plana and
specifications. ; w- .. ' -., ..
. At tha meeting of the" council yeter
dar rammltts oonalstlng or K. IL Al
bea, I Zimmerman and B. IX Zlglev waa
appointed to' Inspect th sewer with City
Attorney Elliott -'snd another ' expert
whom they might desire to accompany
them. Tha engineer stated that he
would glv th counctlmen vary' oppor
tunity to make a complete and thorough
teat of tha construction work and would
even go so far aa to tear out a portion
of It at any plao they might desire In
order t satisfy them that ths- sewer
is all right - - - i
: Th ' party had:" planned- t start
through the sewer at 1 o'clock this
morning, bur owing t the illness ot Mr.
Zimmerman the expedition' was post
poned to some later data, ' .- , - . ' ,
PUBLICITY WORK FOR
FAIR IS HAPPED OUT
A meeting ot th Lewis and Clark
publicity committee was held last even
ing and office assigned as follows;
Henry E. Reed, director of exploitation)
Frank IV Merrick, manager of tha gen
eral press bureau; D. C Freeman, man
agar of thw local press bureau: J. P.
Marshall, traveling publicity "representa
tive. ... . '-
Arrangements' are being made for tho
publication of Illustrated descriptive ar
ticle concerning th exposition In, th
most prominent magaslnes of th coun
try. ' A large staff of aaaiatanta will be
employed by the bureau, lnoludlng both
writers and artist. , ; 4
'WOMAJr'zsT TBO0BtB.--l;;T?
' Charged with larceny of a shswl from
N. Kahn, a Turk; Gertrude William this
morning entered a plea of not guilty be
fore . Municipal Judge Hogu and her
cas waa continued for hearing Satur
day.' She Is an 'Inmate f the saloon
operated by "Bob'. Patterson at -Fourth
and Couch streets. The arrest wss made
by Sergeant Hogeboom and Policemen
Baty and Burks last night. "
Patterson claims he knew nothing of
the alleged theft' Kahn, however, told
Deputy District Attorney Haney -. this
morning that Patterson told him ta keep
quiet about the matter, and it would be
adjusted all right . ' ' ':-, ?..' .. t
In order to sttmulat In-.' T
In on ths blank
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The sale of Cordrays theatre caused
considerable speculation among local
theatrical men as to what will become
of ike Suir-aad-HaVlln attractions in
thia cityr As yet Mr. Cord ray doea no:
state his definite plana, but that he eodr
teanplatea building a new theatre he ad
mitted thia morning. ;
'As a matter of fact said ha, "Stair
and Havlin are our eaatarn representa
U vest and wa are not bound to them, aa
the other syndicate managers are to
Klaw Erlanger. If w sent word to Mr.
tiavlin that w had no house for the
present and requested him to book the
attractions elsewhere for a while that
Is what would be dona. There is nothing
In tha story that I am to lease the Em
pire. Wait," Be patient The Stair and
Havlin shows will be taken care of. -
'And how about Blanch Bates and
any other independent attractions you
may have bookod 7" - - ',
JL' "I will also provide for them. , They
will go where tha wttoere go." . -.-
Concerning theaale of tha house, Mr.
Cord ray declared that neither he nor Mr.
JtiiBsell wanted to sell out, but Consldln
ana suuivan cam to foruana to nuy tne
theatre at any cost. They brought with
them certified ' check amounting to
tioo.ooo. t . , v, .:.'
"When w named tha price." continued
Mr. Cordray, "we supposed It was abso
lutely prohibitive, but they accepted it
and we were literally forced out. I am
mora- than- delighted at-the way-things
have turned out," having recorded tha
sale at a big figure of a house which
was for seven years considered a hoo
doo." ? ..T-,..--.r-...,,
SEATTLE WORKS FOR
EXPOSITION EXHIBIT
. ' (npeeUl Dbpateh to Tbe Jooraal.) .
SeArtle. . Nov. J.-The Seattle chamber
of commerce at its meeting yesterday
afternoon started a tampaliD - te look
after a Washington exhibit and advertis
th state at tb Lewis and Clark expo
sition. Th matter waa brought to tha
attention of tha chamber by Secretary
Melkl who called to mind th promise
mad th Portland business men on the
occasion ot theirs visit here, five weeks
ago.-- .',,.'-.--. .''-. -v
Ha recommended that a committee ot
fiv, members of tha chamber - be ap
pointed to confer with -the : legislature
when It meet after th first ot th year
and e what, can be dona In the way of
securing a reasonable appropriation so
that tha state may be properly repra.
sen ted. A motion to appoint the oom
mlttee was carried unanimously, : - .
Prior to tha time of th. next meeting
the committee, will be appointed by
President Scham and immediately after
advlc of appointment will begin work. ;
HOLD PORTLAND MAN
TO EXAMINE TRUNKS
4
'' (ioemal Special serrlee.) '
Tacoma, Wash.,1 Nov. I. F. J. Morris,
wife and child, of Portland, ar practl
cally prisoner ' in th customs' office
her until . th content of their eight
trunks are examined. '
Collector Ide came from Port Townr
send on tint steamer Shawmut with the
party and is with Deputy Faysrweatber
investigating. ' v - " ;- ' "
Morris Is from -tha orient, bound for
his hom in Portland. . ; .-.,'
Morris, and wit have been released.
but their goods ar held. Morris admits
he did not declare all th contents of
the" eight -trunks, giving aa hi reason
that he did not- have enough money to
pay th duty. Collector Id refuses to
glv out detalla. -
It is believed that th customs of
ficers unearthed a big smuggling cas in
th selling of th trunk of th Portland
man, - Th goods will b confiscated. -
PARKER'S MOTHER
GIVES HIM SURPRISE
- (Jearaal geaeUl Service.) -
Bridgeport. Conn, Nov. . Th Parker
special arrived her at 11:40 o'clock to
day and . too people at the - station
cheered th candidate. - H wa driven
to th residence of Rev. Mr. -Olbney,
where his mother, Mrs. Harriet & - F.
Parker, of Derby, Conn., greeted him.
Th .i meeting . was . unexpected, . ss
Parker did not expect to. meet her until
after th election. After luncheon he
waa driven to th armory, where be ad
dressed t.000 hearers and then left for
New Haven. .-
SENATOR SPOOSER -v
DEFIES COMMITTEE
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Jesrsal gpeelal Serviee.) ' - '
Milwaukee. Nov. V-Senator Bpooner
ha thrown down th gauntlet to Roose
velt and th national committee, and
will apeak her Saturday night for th
Btalwarta and against La Follette, con
trary to ths wlkhes of ths national com
mittee, who requested ' him to "quit
knocking4 th half-breed taction, v , -
SUNSTROKE BLAMED
FOR A SUICIDE
(geeeial Dlipsteh (Tb l-mrsal.)
Roseburg. Or... Nov. I. Mlsa Lillian
Farrar, 10 years f age, committed aul
eld by hanging hersslf at ber home
In this elty last night She suffered a
sunstroke at an arly age, and thl I
supposed to have caused, a' temporary
mental derangement. Sh leaves a
father, stepmother, sister and brother.
v - m ' '
imili STOJBSSU WOOMBSOt V
London., Kov. I. Th Exchang Tele
graph has a 81 Peteratrarg dispatch
stating that Osnersl- Stoessel hss been
wounded iq th lg.;i . : , ,t . ; iy
. FOUOI AJUI ' TJTSfllOTaU),
In the preaeno of a large number of i
people the three relief of police, the
captains, sergeant and specials, were In
spected this afternoon at the Armory
by Mayor Williams, 'Oen. Charles F.
Beeb snd Slg Slohel, police committee
man. Winter uniform, otherwls known
ss full dress, were tnepected and th whit
gi.ove or .patrolmen and -general mili
tary bearing of the relief and of th
mounted squad was noted by tb re;
viewer. ,..) -. ' - '.'..;.--
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OXuggBBg OF APPMOABTaj JiABOB.
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xabt YOsuaaslss. ; -
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Th number of applications for places
tinder th civil ( servloe ommlssloa la
growing dally. Thar are already 1T6
aDOlicatlons for" DositlOns ' as common
laborers, '.fha examination of the labor
ers will take place next Thursday. Tha
men will be examined by Strajet Super
intendent Aleo Donaldson, under th di
rection .ot Secretary McPberaon. ot tha
civil servloe commission. Besides being
compelled to read and write th English
language, a physical tost will b re
quired. . ' " -, . . ; ;. .i .... '.,
Among th army, of applicants there
ar men of all ages, alses and national!
tie. Among them ar many foreigners
who will undoubtedly b turned down
for th reason that they cannot read and
write. There ar others who ar too old
and crippled to do a day's work, and they
will be unable to' - stand ,tb physical
tOStS. . ..- V ',':.. ' ! .'.'..; '- ,
Aspirants .xor positions a engineers
number 18. 9 They will be examined - a
week from today by City Engineer TSfC.
Elliott and Engineer J. S, Hannaiu . On
tb 14th, 15th and 16th over 100 aspir
ants for positions on th fir brtgads
will take their anamination. ' There ar
40 applications In fog firemen, 40 tor
lieutenant and to for drivers In cas
the weather la favorable th applicant
will aaaemble November 14 on Multno
mah field for athletic test. On th fol
lowing day , th - written examinations
will b held. . :.' .:,,.'. ', ;--f .--
CATHEDRAL FAIR
TQ OPEN TONIGHT
- " -
A striking featur ot . th ' Cathedral
Fair that opens this evening at Merrill's
new block. Seventh and Oak streets. Is
th beauty and elegance of -its artistic
decorations. Th booths presided over by
Portland' prettiest girl art-loaded with
aa choice a. collection of holiday gifts,
useful article and brio-a-brao as can be
found In the beet stores in th olty. No
doubt a lively interest will be manifested
in the Voting contest between th repre
sentative of " the Foresters and the
Knights of Columbus, but particularly In
tha contest for the most popular young
lady'. In th principal retail, department
tore of tni city. : -rnrougn an. mau
verteney the nam ot Mis Bernlc Hick
of Meier. Frank St Co., was not men
tioned as a contestant up to th present
moment, against Miss K. Sullivan of
Olds. Wortman A King, and Mis Flo
Isaac of Unman, Wolf A Co. Th bual
ness men of tb town have already taken
advantage of th excellent cuisine fur.
a tailed by the ladle in th tea room and
ar attending In number. Tonight
Mayor Williams, will formally open the
fair, and during th evening selected
talent will armin th patron with
brilliant prearam. ,. There ' la . not th
lightest doubt of the fair .being a sue-
HER HOME BLOCKS
PUBLIC HIGHWAY
- Mrs. S. H. Emmons has taken posses
sion ot. a portion 'of Tibbetts street and
refuses to vacate it, hen neignoor sar.
A house has been amoved into thw public
thoroughfase, a barn built near and Mrs.
Emmons has been making th street her
home. , This was a year ago.
Recently a protest against Mrs, Em
mons' occupying tne street na on re
ceived by the city council and th street
committee has : been Instructed to in
vestigate th matter and to compel Mr.
Emmons to vacat th publlo thorough
fare. ; , .',,:
HUNDRED THOUSAND '
BACK ROOSEVELT
Odds ''of four, to on ar offered in
Portland today . that Roosevelt will be
elected president of the United State
next .Tuesday, Th Co Commission
company today announced that It had
received 110,000 from a New .Tork firm
to be bet aa a whola or in part at thoaa
odda that tha "Strenuous One" will d'
feat Judge Parker. ;. , ;-, .- ;.!- j
So far there have . been no taker.
Few bats have been mad in Portland aaj
to th outcome of the election, There
I said to be quite a bunch of local
money that I waiting takers,' but aalde
from a tew small sums that bav been
posted no bat have been made. 7
lirl?,;".-.-;,' Social Rally. . - '
A rally social will be given free at
Orac M. E. church parlors, Friday eve
ning, . November - 4. , All members and
their friends Invited. , A good, program
prepared.) a , j. r.-. .
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. Th preliminary sklrmlah betwaan
government offlcials and alleged timber
conspirators in, Jackson oounly will. It
Is aald, develop Into a heavy angage
ment .-..'
'1 have aa InUmatiorl from tho on
th ground that the case will expand to
considerable proportions," said United
tutu Dlstriot Attorney John HaU to
day. " ''" -.'
! United : States Deputy District At.
torney Bank and United Stat Deputy
Marshal Wilson of Portland, who hav
been In' Jackson county foileotlpg vi
den, ar today In attendance at th
preliminary hearing ot two- of th ao.
cused at Roseburg. .-.-:-.:'.
"W have twu under arreat and prob
ably wlU have a dosen more within a
hort-ttmtC is th statement sent to
th United States marshal by. Deputy
Wilson. ,.-' .- . ... .' t- x -.-A
Harry' Miller and Frank E.. Klncart
th two men who ar today having o
bearing, bef or the United Stated com-!
mlssloner, will be bound over-to ! th
federal : grand - Jury . If aumoiant vl-
dne against them 1 presented by theH
government ofnclala They .are charged
with conspiracy to ' defraud th .United
State ; government by obtaining fals
entries on timber land andby attempt
ing ..to secure final proofs by perjury.
They ar said to represedt a oonoern
known as "Ths Ematburg -of New
Zealand," thia poullar .title belpg th
only thing about ' tha" organisation that
Is thus far known by th prosecuting
OfficlllS. 'J'- ' 'v::J'..' '.
Tha method employed Was to , engage
men to file upon quarter sections of
timber land, with he understanding
that' when final proof wag made th al
leged settler should turn vr th land
to tha company and receive ta "payment
a I2b location feg and 40 cants Dct
1.000 feet of .th estimated atumpags on
th lano. in th cases brought against
Millar - and Klncart, Samuel T. Klch
ardson of Roseburg. and John W. Prawl
o.Mdford are named a th man who
filed . on-' timber claims. '.'Most of th
filing were made before Commissioner
Charles Nlckell of Medford, and some
were mad belor Commlaaioner. Blltori.
v The commlaa' loners ar regarded as
entirely innocent ..of wrong raotlv -ln
tb transaction. . and performed their
public offlo in good faith. Th1 tactsi
first cam, Nout- thrugh th weakening
of on of th supposed settlers, who
feared th results of sn xpour of th
conspiracy and-told the' whole thing to
tiorac j.-. j ones, a special agent of th
land department at -Roseburg. - It is
supposed that a ellqu of merl -with
capital, and ar scheme to aequlr large
timber holding arid establish A uilU
enterprise, ar back of th alleged con
spiracy. - - - 1 - .-.. j-
U: S. riARSIIAL-ff ILL-
BE DISBURSING AGENT
'.-. ' - ... . i! i. .
- Th United t Statew-warshal. W. F.
Matthews, was notified yesterday af ter
nooa. that he bad ', been f. appointed by
Secretary of th Treasury JThaw saTdls.
cursing sgsni xor tn treasury sepan-
ment of th funds tor government build
ing at the Lewis and Clark exposition.
which amount to $7M..V-."'." :,'-
Tb appointment was unexpected--and
greatly surprised Marshal Matthews, 'It
had been supposed that the distribution
of fund would be handled from Wash
ington and that , special agent would
b sent here from th capital to lasus
th checks, the asm as at 8t Louis. .
Th new bad no sooner reached Mar
shal Matthew .than he starlet! to raak
arrangement for th filing of a 150,000
banV which h will send east this even
ing. ' In a vary short whil th $476,000
will be deposited In on of th Portland
government depositories. Tb first , of
th money will go to th contractors
erecting the government building.'..
It will not be necessary for th mar
shal to resign his offlc tn order to at
tend to th new dutlea imposed upon
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SERGEANT BROWN - v
MISSING, TURNS UP
v
-. (SpeeUl Di.pt to W The JeoraaL) ' - '
Tacoma, - Wash, . Nov.. S. Sergeant
Brown, who disappeared from th cable
hip Burn side September, 11, has turned
up. ' He gay that ne has bean delirious
with typhoid fever at ta hom of A. E
Sloan an Centralis. . He left 1000 with
th paymaster of tb ship and tha arch
for bim hss bean persistent . .-,
Sloan live In Cantralla.and h say
that b did tot see the , nwpapes
stories of the disappearance fit Brown,
Brown Is to report to signal Officer
Thomgson at Seattle. . .. . '' .
Crtttnetfas
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' We Are: offering some rare Urgilris in pur Ckk tad $uit (
- room, on Second Floor. Everythinj thtt.U new. rjK'h snd u
up-to-dits fls shown .fate, and thr prices ; tit '.i;;'lerate. ,v
11 -Ci-t rysteri of dbiisj business ttzb&i: rtrryti:Ir.3 censist
czt wit! hsaest mefchandislr. '. Ho IcheriLnj t'Jcb tie?
iJLli-i. Ve.stia adhere to te oU-fatV-caed metlod f ,
hcr.;t ffoodi for" sound mbriey. r-V "' ? ",
Good- tTa iiiffis ; for, &loq'
v Men's heavy Outing flan
- ' nel Night Gowns ., .0d
Men's heavy fleece Shirts
: and Drawers. Suit.V,75y
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Fancy colored percale Dress
V ,- Shirts . worth $1.. - , 1
choice ,.zst
Needful Things for .
Women
-,Ladies'4ieavy "fleeced Cotton
itjose. instead of 85c a
'-Vcahv 2 pairs, fof.i, .irS5d)
4 ' ' ...... .' V a '. ' ' '
k Ladies', heavy, outinsr flannel
- Skirjsi-4lc;40c nd;.5
J; Reifiarkart
r Kid Gloves
v - worse clove than J we
j.'.sell for i.;.CJSO
v You: can't buy a better glove
''Jt'i in the citv ot Portland no
' ' matter, what you pay, thair
Jhe Lewis and Clark ?ath-L
? finder Glove, that we sell ,
j as a leader for j . .95) ,
" We -fit and warranrvery
' rft - 5 4matr.- -V
s- r , t
Take Orand Entrance Right
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STOESSEL'S END NEAR
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Tneaidavr nla-ht advanced; asainst th
Russian fight flank and on both side
of the railway, but wr repulsed. ' ,
Official detail o th' fighting fcav
not been slven out.. but it I presumed
th fighting conld not hay been of rK
ou ,or decisive cnaracisr. ' -
rjrrxratY raoonns smootsoiT,
MmUm ' Bwrl STotAlag f
. aiarmint STatura, r
t ' 'tJaursa Ssedat Servk,') '?.' '
London. Nov. l.At a aawiBtiwoT of th
cabinet. which was called fr S o'clock
this afternoon and, Tasted two hours, it
Is believed' detailed inquiry into, tn
Doggerbank' affair wa submitted for
final action; , , ... ' 'i.
Bvsrythlng connected cwith ' th In-
Qulry- which WlU b held at Vigo U
reported a prooeejaing roooiniy.i
BAX.TXO
ne:
Jeorsl Ssedal sWvlee.V
. V-
Tangier. Nov.,. Th Russian Baltic
Seat; which laft -Jlgo , Tuesday, was
slghtsd off her today. '
' . Collier ar anchored In th harbor In
readiness to coal th warship a soon
s they arrive, Tb task will be difli
enlt, althowgh tb Um of ysr la su
spicion. , , . ,
Lattzjuhcdmi a SAjraisav.!,.
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4 - (Joe real Special Seniee.) . '
Tangier, Kov. t. Rojestvenaky
we ths only gcsIna vatpfoof garments. Our coats bear :
- - ' ' " -
the ttam? cr-a UtcL - Civ.w cr tne
"i , . They ere imitations. - . y- ''
Mt' Hooi--Golf -Shirts; ' '.
: worth 1.80 .'and s& ; ,57)
Natural gray" -wool Socles, r t ,
-fine grades pajfs for 56.
Heavy ribbed Underwear, h
natural gray.- The
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fancy mhrolered
Ladies'
Hose, great fange of ;
vi stvles.'Extra'srJecial.S5t
Ladtea' eutine ' flanoeLvA
II ,,-Gowns. at 85c 69e . . . 50?
KV;
aiid Gxift&& ;
Friday " morning comes th'e.t
Great Sale of Thompson's
'glove-fitting : Corsets. " This
will. be-welcome news to the
woman, who' j appreciates , ;
comf ort' sty te find , good
wear. Corsets ffttefT at 'the '
-w ; store1 of at home.
on Cottier .Thlrtf and Korrlson
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niwrawaV. . , wt l W .atakvaajr. ,
sTov.- is, isoa, uMtim,
V 7
. fox, - . V
Merriirs Kew Bujlding
, . T ' 7TH"AND oak sts. ' ,
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f SPEClXL FEATURES: ,
Orartd musical program aeh Ovening.
Vnttn wnteat for tha moat nooular
Foreater or Knight of Cqlumbua.
tenia srtlcles suitable for holiday gifts.
Voting contest for moot popular young ,
lady in Olds. Wortmsn At King s or Hit
man, Wolf A Co.'. . ; - V v.
Luncheon served from 11:10 to 1:10,
and during the evening in -th taroom. ,
Excellent cuisine, . : , . .... -. . .,, - . . ...
f leet Me In the Tea Room
, -'.,'-. 11
A Mjoyabl vr,rng Ig assured our ,
patron. . , - J .-t. " '' i
battleship entered the hsrbor lats this
afternoon,
'- freferreg Stock pannag Osod.
Allen and Lewis' Beett Brand.
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" jast as gooa gracss."
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