Morning Oregonian., April 13, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

THK MOHMMi OUKC.OMAX. MOMlAV, Artltf. 1:1. 1!U.
Portland Agents "Nemo" Corsets, " La Crccque" Corsets, Cossard Laco Front CorsetsJPcrriny Gloves, Buttcrick Patterns, Etc., Etc.
The Meier (Eb Frank Store's Easter Bargain
1ft
Bulletin
Sale of Table Linens
MacnificrH vin 1sn-,V TgHVrloths,
with napkin ( Trafch; rvpniviie. 1a
lorn; .)'. ' I Mils.C 1 1 4 C
$1 Ml YdlilM on ) t . . . N JHfJ
.i M IW Satin PamsvV TsWo
host rtirrivs: 1..V va!uc.
TtVl finr Silt in liinmli TahV si-
Vir. ins.. rry Hcv(
vattir.. $l."x value, ilor...
Kra sprcijil .ihirv in tine Satin Pam
sK T W-i.! !i. i(h napkin fn match, j
al! beautifully nrnwiiti ho.) ; sis 2 hx 2 j
v,)s; iyv;'i.-r shic- from CQ trt i
llit)-i-i" Tsi:n -!( hs si 1 Nkns
mstrli, i-,o '.N'1 ari
$14 00 and $15 00 valne..
51.29
Tah-V- ju-
$3.65
$11.95
$20 Curtains $13.75
$50 Portieres $35.00
3N1 pair of Iiis'i tvii'1 1 OttHins.
jwhit or rem; plain ami ficuircl center:
I heaiittfiil elcMpii. j ils. O T CI Q
j by .'0 inrlirs; 1..S0 vals.'pr.
SprrisI lot of magnificent Insli Point .t
i urtains in white ivory; heavy srii'l
, crnfrrs, wifh. ciy heavy Kor.iris; mso ;'
iv:s loi'C. .'0 iiutirs wi.lr; tiich ').iss, rt
f !n curl i ns, reulsi'tr 3 l 7
j value rlioice. pair.
Speei.s! !t of rich .Infe Yrlo-.ir lMtiere.
j Oi iorM.s! Jln.r flois Sor.iors. .lonhlo fsvriJ.
in jivrn nl re.l. oM an.l cneen. roe an.l
joinr: roc'"' finishci ami yni up; rcculsr
, .'M 00 xaluc. vonr rhoi. i'i
't this spoml pr!0. p;r.
$35.00
$35 Tailored Suits $17.45
3 1 2 Silli Petticoats $6.45
"Merry Widow" Dresses $25
Crft bargains in 'rnpf?rpn
Drtl wit cjirfiil
buyers t this stor
Sproisl lot f J'W wom
en's hich sm.ic tuilotTi)
nit, . c""')it nm-l.'lsi
from .1 of Now York"
)osi?iie manui ii.1) inn s i
mniio tittit tilling, somi
fitlinfi ar.i to' oos; (ho
skit I sir5 full plosto.i
siJ K'oisi. with or wilh
onf foMs ; riitr ssvoit
n.onl i n c I n d p s imvy,
Msrk, ciA. t opontistrrn.
brown, siiil rtio.ks Hn.l
stri)v.s; rosts juv tiim'il
i ti bixi.l, silk oollsr
sn.I ruffs or plain t.iil
oiv.), with short kimono
s ) f v p . or plain oost
slrnvfs ; sll m;cs, a stylo
sn.l )nality gsttnont oth
ers rsll ;." tt lnos
your otioior of tho l..f st.
suit . . .
$ 1 7A5
WW
mm
R(dy.towr up
frl of quality and
Satisfaction at av
iny ou'11 f prtK.Jt
Another g i o no of
Silk IVttiooals. 10(H) of
thorn in the lot ; inn.lo
of superior unstilv tuf
fots silk, with jirs.liiiitoil
loatoil floiinoo sn.l ruf
fio, w itli ono of l 0 rows
of curbing oc 1 1 - inoh
loublo flonnro, tnoko.l
w ith cows of htrrin
"'! rnfflo; a v.cy !r
rolor sssottmonf, in t.in,
binwn, co.l, ersy, pink.
Into, b 1 A r k. lnvomlor,
rto ; nlsn a largo lino of
rhaiurrablo color; roan
Ur V2 al
nos. sunn 'I
Now shipment "Merry
Wiitow" presses just rc
rcivcil; in silk princess
stylo, latest effeot; for
street stiil lross wosr -pnVo.i
st. c.. .925. OO
$6.45
Misses' snil rliilvlren's Ksster sppsrol in very larfie assortment of new sml
pretty style for dross sml school esr. 5y far tho tttsmlost showing we bave
ever ma.le, sn. xal-.ies ji.iaianler.l the best in town. 1Vn't ( to see them.
$4 Flojmcmgs at 9 8c
85c Embroideries at 25c
Tody, Another grat pteUl S1e of 3000 yrds Swi and
ftati.t Rmbro1dry And Flouncing, 1 fl to 37 Inches wide - IWau
tiful and dainty designs in English eyelrt and nipt effects, suit
Abie for lingerie gowns, etc. Grand variety to select from--
Values in the lot up to $4.00
the yArd - Your choice while it
lasts, Atthlsenception AQ
Ally low price, yard OC
Plan to be here early If you
want to share in best bargains
edit
iMM'O yniils of Swiss snil Nninook
I'lnlnniilery 1'ilucs, I I.hihim'o anil In
set tings for Women' niul ehililren's
wear; eyelet ninl t'lenelt tlesiijns. I
o !t inches wiile; regular aln's S.m
the var.l; jour choice of tho 'JIC
entii' lot al, special, ysrl.4'C
Special lot ItMKl uls Swiss I'lounc
ing. Knglisli eyelet, Kiel niul icniso
effects, in large variety; Values up to
$2,011 the yar.l. on sale at fLQf
IhW special low price, yanl.'''
$4 Waists $2.85; $2.50 Waists $ 1 .58
tdl'O new cotton Shirtwaists of tine batiste, with yoke of tt.il tcnbci g with
Cows of lace, triuimcil below tho yoke, or titekeil yoke w ith lace insert inn
Mini nieilallions ; long shouhler effects or Mikaihi sleeves; all ttO f C
Itirrs; beautiful bIjIcs; tho best icgular l.t'tl values, si, each .PV.O J
;!11)() eottmi Shirtwaists, niailo of tine quality lawn with suares of pin tucks,
nioil.illionii ami lace insertion or long, square, linkril yoke, Irim'il T 1
with lace insertion ami tuckcil sleeve; great variety; $-'."'() vols.
Sale of Undcrmuslins
tti-cal spci ial vslnes in high class 1 inter
muslins, on the Second I loot. "llll pniis of
women's t'smbric ami Nainsook liiawcts,
tuadc with w ide thnmccs of cinln oidci y and
rlnslcis of Inr-es and I inks! the liccl rrgnlnr
tl 7.i values, on sale al litis special pi it o,
l''r Ifl I
Special o of wouicu's tancy ( licnnsc,
liinimcil in fine laces, ondmiidery, hfailinii
ami ribbon t-' .MI f I (HI values Ift ,t7
Women's tancy t 'ouilunal ion t nisei t'oiet
ami llcawets, mailc of tine cinln nldei ics and
lawn, liimtncil in linn lai'cs anil links; bi"l
n-Eiilar (l "ill ami $7. oil value
on alo al, per garment, i,.
Women s lamy t mlerskitts, tnaile of line
malotinls ainl i,lt I'ancy I huiuccs of etn
Int.litei y rdHni'J and inscrlions and -liiscis
of line, lurks and iitctlion, hcttdiny and
tibhons; Ihe tcynlar tlllllll ami "'H
values, on sale at this special
low pro e, t'arh ....,......(
:$5.98
$7.69
Easter Lace Bargains
Sale ettl i aot dmai v of our enliie slock t'f
teal t inny ami Iri-di 1'ioihi l l-'.dgcs, Inser
tions, ,V ppliiies ami Meilallions ; lieanlil ul
slyles, in veiy lingo a-soilmenl. (Iiiiml
spetnal values, on sale at follow inc pi ices
$1 VaIs. 79cl.r5 Vols. $1.39
Ureal sale of Vrnise l.nres, I ilcl ami linila
lion Irish liace Itamlu, Applupics atul llal
loons; while, ereaui ami ccin, I'm liimniinB
waisls ami gownsi widths 1 1 In II incliesj
evinisile slyles, all guides; as follows!
tlegiilar flOt) talnes. yarrl, - Regular
J'.dO Tnluen. yrd. U1c. Regular tj.ril)
Values, vnrd. ).S Regular $11.0(1 VntueK,
ymrl. $2.:t1.
Sale of Vases, Cut Glass, Silver
Oiystsl I'lass s.ses. 7 to 'J 7 inch si?es. on sale, sprcjal at. each. 1 2 1. Jf4
Iji'Se Wall acs. syrta". carh..t! Sweet Pes sses special, eaoh..iI7"
l.";iB. Tiysial Yaso. $1.1(1 SSC ("arnstion sses, special, si, es..rt(ic1'
( ill (ii.iss sses, regular to (Hi sines, at. special, ea.-h. $S.5J to $15.S!
Cut u;.is K'o-e Ivw Is. n-fu'sr .v00 sines. $S.SH; resnlar ;VC0 alnos st . S7.1J
sut (iisss V!.wer (Vntei, regular ?'.'vl0 slues. $19. S9; reg. .1(1 alnes . . 9"i:t.J
r-.it (?ls Nappies. lf cuUr .'.7." vsines. $3.??: tvculsr $l.7. values for. . S I .:
:t tilsss t'owls. W.M slues. $4 P- rcgisiar S (1 0 s!nes. on sale st. each. ,jfl.;;"
1SI7" Silver Tisted Ware Sutrar Shells S3o, Sutler Knives SSr, Pickle Korks.
S?f, IVrry Sjvoohs ojf; Ssls.l Sets $3. S3. Soup Ladles, st. each. $!.?. etc.. e!e.
Easter Jewelry, Watches, Etc.
Our entire line of fancy Hraeelots. in
cluding: all the pretty novelties in gar
net, jade, amethyst am) Iain's sellings,
best regular $.i.:0 to 00 , fff
vals., a! this reduced piiee. Vyi
Men's twenty year guarantee Klgin and
Waltliam Watches, pretty open or bunt
ing rases. o jewel niove 1 l QQ
inents: sitecial values, ea "J O
1.'J." K'lniiestone llerseshoe. for,.-Hli
Special lot or Karen ea, new pat
ent moilel. ;l.'tc values, spot1
l lain high lop liaek I onibs, gootl heavy
styles, hand polished ; great
special value, on sale al, ouch
Uold-fllled Neck Chain. 1-" ami
lengths, all dainty patterns;
values up to l..'0, nn sale at, e
Uegnlar "oe. $1 and $l.'J."i Scarf
Pins on sale for, special, each
idnl.25C
id heavy
28c
I '2-2 inch
59c
39c
Cheney Bros.' Foulard Silks
$ 1 .00 Values for 69c the Yard
In the big Silk Sloto we place on sale a great special purchase of Cheney Hrnl hers '
celebrated Koulard Silks in dolled nud figured efforts lliis season's very lalesl
slyles, in navy blue, brown, gray, Ian. green and red colorings and coudiinalions.
Hich, serviceable silks for Spring and Summer dress and evening eusliiinos, The
best regular $1 .011 values, on sale al Ibis exceptionally low price, the yard: LQ -
Mail nrdcrswill receive our prompt ami careful allcnlinn -lake advantage.
lOOO Pr. Embroidered Silk Gloves
$4.00-$3.50 Values $2.98 Pr.
Embroidered Silk Cloves in 1 6 - button
lengths are going to be quite the thing this
Spring and Summer, hence this timely of
fering of lOOO pairs will interest the best
buyers in the community This special lot,
every pair of the best quality silk, double
tipped fingers, handsomely made and fin
ished, the product of the leading silk glove
manufacturer of America Black, white
and all the leading shades to match your
Easter costume Sizes 5Vj to 7V Regu-
cnoice wnne mey last ai f
ee Our ig nnn-Mreet Window Display
:r ttillv
every ps
1((0 pairs of It? button length French Suede Kid
Cloves, very best quality and shades; black, white
and all the leading colors; si.'es ,V .. to T 1 1 O
50c Hdkfs. 25c
25c Hdkfs. l ie
;ioo
.lain
lace
and
vsiue at. speeial. the pair.
guaranteed; exceptional
do?cn women s Handkerchiefs in novel! v
y colored rffeets ard white embroidered and
stvle. nil new patterns; regular o'ic C
tV alnes, your choice at. special, ea .
Women's white cheeked and crossbar
ehiff. 14 inrh ben.stitrhins ; merer ri.-e.l materia!, soft finish, ready for
ne; the bes! regular -V values, at this low price, each - take advantage.
We are Portland agents for the " ' Ostcrmoor " Klastic Velt Matti-ess come in all
si fs. and sold al factory prices. On sale on the Fourth Floor take the elevator.
Mannker-
ile
1000 New and Beautiful Parasols
$3.50 to $6.00 Values $2.39
I ran
ilia.
Today, our great Annual Easter sale
of new Parasols This lot of 1 000 con
sists of the largest and' handsomest as
sortment we have ever been able to secure.
By far the greatest collection and the
greatest values in new stylish Parasols
you ever had the opportunity to share in.
Included are pongee silk Parasols in dots
and figured effects, solid colors and fancy
colored Parasols in endless variety and
-Ao3 white Parasols In many styles AH new,
pretty styles manufactured for 1 908 bus
iness Attractive handles, well made and
finished Parasols ranging in value from
$3.50to $6; take your T O 1 Q
choice while they last at P aV.O if
See the Morrison-Street Vestibule Display
Easter Sale of Women's
Neckwear Great Values
(?reat special lot of .1000 women's dainty Fluffy Ruffle Croat. Collars, plain t?
white, white figured, stripes, dots, check.; best rals. ever offered in city at.JC
i.000 women's white and colored embroidered starched Collars, 1 to 2 1 f
inches high; sires 12 to lo: best regular 2. values, on sale at, special, ea. 1 C
3000 Pairs of Silk Hose $1.12 Pr.
75c New Face Veilings 32c Yard
In the Hosiery Dept., a great Easter sale of 3000 pairs of women's
pure silk Hose Full fashioned and per
fect In every particular A full assort
ment of the leading shades: black, white,
tan, brown, light blue, navy, red, pink,
champagne, lavender, nile and plum; all
sizes; a style and quality of silk Hosiery
other stores ask $2.50 a pair; our reg
ular $2.00 values; buy all you want of
them today, Tuesday T 1 1 O
and Wednesday at, pair y 1 1 V
All Mail Orders Will Be Carefully Filled
MMMI yards of new Fare Veilings, lmtighl. from a
large importing house at n price less than half
regular hIuo. Included are timcthi nets c.lienilln
lotted and hairline effects; splendid color assort
ment, including blnck, brown, iinvy, green, red
1 1
i'" t it.,
7Kr OSKVskMO i'eal
ft V IIUVU1U n, s.
A a O t W I
mi jvc i am n,,ks
.. values.
Mail orders receive our prompt
same day as received. Send a tt
ami purple; full width and pciTect. in
every way; values up to 7'c, at, the yanl.''
Faster Sale of 'JOOO vartls of heavy all-silk Moire
ff-Coloretl I'olka Hot Uibbons for hair bows and
ry purposes; blnck, while and all the leading col
and omhinal ions ; regular 7"ie and $1.00 5rt
on sale al. this exceptionally low price, yd.
and careful! attention. All orders filled on the
ial order to Meier & Frank Store. Catalogue, free.
PARSONS IS AGAIN MISSING
1FK rKJ T IXR IKMtXTKl)
SrORWF BROKEK.
"I cxk StrtcMJir Sjiinrdw and Has
M Sim Brcn Swn Roorni ly
1 oM on the Height.
w c ;;rc?r rir-r's: sirs-.n.
" - ; i"Thv oi-e-work. C. V. Far-ft,-"n
wfl.-kr-ore S r V . re t o
: .i t r - a . " K s N'i-r :n : g -u
;sr t 1 r-V d '.srpof r i f -;-;
nr.i irir-.r. stjrcsN ft-r-v-
x " i 1 5 if I j;,-r . r !
rw W'---i Js(-"ti !r FuT'-rr?
Nevf-evi it M"!Pr-:: rsr rd :i
"s ?frfd tKt f -ray rw f wsmior
' c '.Ti t V h : ' ' e : of ? v e city. A
his rr-i-A hd f7! p'-t.v ur
tLe fXT,-T fr wt Tnay hsvp
h ,k-t iff.
.Vu: tr d Cs M- rr.i-.$
Crlv J-ft ir.tr .: t!:fr w--
yT!'.C 'n ' !c: si risurgrt. srd xvgs
Fcrti-!d H'-TCht. wu sert A
j-tnte Mi3itrT-sin but tr several days
Ms heen at bornr of a frif-rd H.
(? lrniser. ffT Hcyt 5trrft. H:n riralth
arr''d ti arrf at !y rr jr-vir c ar"?
atu-dy Mr. rrs-s wfnt fr a Tra:fc
W't wff." ar.cJ M-. lrtfr. I.f-gv-t
tve mtm ir'ort ary eTipis-.
i on . tarded a trfc--ar and h?
ro: ajn-" brn acn.
Mr. FaroT S var? o'd a.rd is
5. ft tTK rn in 'cli H has rv
J.a:r ard m-?ta ht and Saturday orr
a Vai-k ;i:t. t. ar-d dc-rby hat.
:s a Mason of hiffh ?tardirc and prom
inent in Spokane ni:?!ne!e circles. A
reward for Ms retvrrrt bgs been of
fered by his friend, Mr. lrpcr.
NAMES BAR COMMITTEE
President Slrcphrrd Annoimcr? List
for the Cominjr Year.
(.;; ce S. Shephe: !. ereident of ths
V.iiir.nnrsh Bar Association, has an-noTtrs-wl
the folwins commiihe. for the
e'iir'C yesr:
l.t a:Siat 've T.. A M "Nflr-. Ctoorpe V.
Ptapieton. !.. K vYn-jrh. M. C. Creorpo.
STtmb-'-rs:p- -Ot : o J. K: nevr r. Oc
J-'sr-n. Cisji S:ra!-.n. Tld Vreo-l.-s-d
T. J rteeto-..
KTt-rta'rtmer.t J. F. F.otbe. J-hn K.
K.KKvk.. Harrison Ai.cn. Frsnk Sohlrpel.
A P. Tifft.
The entertainment committee has under
eor.sTderatfon phtis for the annual ban-cj-et
of the as.xiaTi rt. which will prob
ably e held about Msy 1.
ON SALETODAY.
1"rs? c-:ts.s. 1:os:,.r . wash
p sis. itair.pn samp!? ?;i:t. tv?!j:s, s:Tk
f'-tti o:5 ard kn:t tindcrwcftr. Orrai
Ksstr yule of fre taM !:ners. McMicn
& !rrer:liell. Th1- ard Morrison.
Ks-d 'rrench Piano Mfg- Co.
S:xth arid prrstde 5:s.. Piano?. ny-e-s
ard r!yfr F:res. "From Maker
to Flsvr.
RESCUE OF OUTLAW FEARED
( APTI RKO KKXT HIGHWAYMEN
TAREV TO SEATTLE.
S f Hofer B. Sfntiott.
For I!ftrict Attorney.
Confesses lo Reinp One of Kive AYlio
Killed Marshal Miller Blood
hounds i hasing Companions.
SrlATTLK. April 12. A special to the
roM-?rt -ilipencer from North Bend
says tfit the prisoner wounded north
of tbst plao yesterday afternoon in a
fipht with leputy Sheriffs Starwich
av1 St ir-y has confessed that he was
with tbe fo':r nrn who shot and ki'led
MarsTi.,' Marry Miller st Kent. Thurs
day n iirht. - He is a Montenegrin and
says his name is Michael Alepiee.
Per.:?y Sheriff MeOulre left with
h l n for Seattle in an automobile to
nicht. tve North Bend authorities.
fe?rjnp that the Montenegrins who
work or. the railroad camps mfarht
mak-.- nn attempt to rescue him.
f'eputy Sheriff Storey. who was
wonndod in last nistht's fight, is not
serioirsly hurt and will be broticht to
Seattle tomorrow. The three men who
cstBped after the fiarht have one
ort h. One of them was wounded in
the side and left a trail of blood, whirh
the posses picked up this mornine; and
r-n-wd the chase, dividitigr north of
hrre ard sndin p bloodhounds on the
scent. Ppiity Sheriff Storey, who lias
a wound in the right thiph, says he
and Starwich foefcht in the open, while
the highwaynaen hid behind tree
sturrps.
"The rafn directed their fire on Star
wich." said Storey, "and when T was
shot I only had one shell left. T kept
my feet ftr I was shot and fired my
l.ist cartridge In my big revolver and
reached for my small gun, but I be
came faint and fell. Starwich ran over
to me and secured my loaded pistol,
for he waa out of ammunition. He
emptied this and the men ran for the
woods. Between Sf and 40 shots were
fired during the fisrht."
KINDERGARTEN PLAN RESTS
Effort lo Introduce System Into the
Tublic Schools Is Postponed.
PORTLAND. April 11. (To the Editor.)
The Free Kindergarten Asoseiation met thiv
werfc and decided lo postpone further action
for the present for the introduction of
fcmderjrarts-n into the pobHe school of the
c:t. The srriT.ttency of the timw. the Intro
duction of industrial training, new school
houses for the rapidly increasing: popula
tion, and the extra expense for Are safe
guards in all school buildlnjri were the di
rect causes for the pcstponment.
The movement for the Incorporation of
Kindergartens into the public srhool system
is growing thrMJhut The Vnfter States.
Portland -i!I certainly not be left behind
In this forward movement.
The children of our largre for-iyn popula
tion require just such an opportunity to
acquire the rudiments of our spoken lan
auare before entering- the first grade of our
public achoo's. With English at 4 years
of age. true American amaljcamation will
be effected much more speedily and com
pletely. There are now manr private and chari
table kinderg-artens maintained in the rity
and those hoe little ons attend will never
yive up the hope that the ad van tares they
enjoy, may be extended to many, many more
in the near future.
The kindTrarten i the bulwark of Indus
tr?al training and l the foundation of the
better education demanded for th iiota
century. MART. S. BARLOW.
President.
Horse Faints And So
Does Woman
Krlh at Thrratrnrd Collision on
l.lnnlon Ronri Rptirrra Horar anil
Aolo too Murk for Roailalrt'l
Hnri.
WALTER ROSENFEIJ). the well
known clear nifrolint. has a hors?
thut fnlnts. Mr. Roscnfckl Is not ?urc
that his fancy roadster Coolie fainted, but
Milton Kahn is certain of the fact and
he swears that If Mr. Rosenfelds
horse had not fainted they would have
both been killed last Friday nisht.
It seems that Mr. Roso'nfeld snd Mr.
Kahn were enjoying; a drive on the L,inn
tnn Road. It was quite dark and just
as they were roumlinc one of the turns
in the road, without lights, a bis auto
mobile and a pair of epooninp lovers in
the front seat, came tearing; straight at
the bug-R-y. Mr. Rosenfeld tried to swine
his horse out of the way. when suddenly
the horse collapsed. The driver of the
automobile came to his senses qnirkly
and stopped his car just a few feet from
the prostrate animal.
Just to add to the excitement, the lady
in the machine fainted also, and Mr.
Kahn was in a ouandry for a minute
whether to apply restoratives to the
woman or to Mr. Rosenfeld'g horse.
Both men were sure their hair turned
gray with frig-lit.
City May Iteftise License.
OTFMPfA. Wash.. April !:'.-iShiia!.)
The Supreme Court has held that a town
or city having the authoritj- to grant a
liquor license has also the right to re
fuse to renew one. H. J. Craven and A.
F. Sylvester were conducting a saloon
at Pasio. When their license expired
they applied for a renewal, but the
council refused to grant It on the ground
that the town was to be retllstrlrled. and
that tho saloon In question did not come
within tho limits of the new district.
Tho saloonmen brought suit to compel
the license to Issue.
EAST SIDE STREET WORK
Improvement a Soon lo He Made
Throughout Exleuive PlMricl.
Many important street improvements
are to be projected throughout tho Knst
Side Ellsworth street fs to he paved
with crushed took from Eat Twenty
sixth to Hahersh:im. fit a cost of $!R."H.
This street lies in the Waverly- Rich
mond district. In MultiinmNh Addition.
Hitlfiht avenue will be tmprov-d with
crushed rock between Centra! Albina and
Skidmore, at a cost of over $10. ono. G h n -tenbein
avenue, in t he same nddition. will
be paved with crushed rock Ht a cost of
SU.000, and Michigan avenue will be Im
proved at a cost of $10,000.
Williams avenue Is to he paved w ith
hard surface material from Alberta street
to KHltngsworth avenue, at a cost of $16,
900. East First will be paved from Ilol
laday avenue to the south linr of block
57. Holladay Addition, at a cost of $lt.
372. Minnesota avenue will be paved with
crushed rock between Fremont and Skid
more streets, at a cost of $10.R35. Mon
tana avenue will be improved with
crushed rock between the same streets at
a co: t of $4of. The street improvements
in Multnomah Addition, under way and
projected, will cost upwards of $100. )"'.
the Intention being to pave every street
in that section. In Central East Port
land the Improvement of East Salmon
street, between East Water and Union
avenue, to cost about $ : 7 . 1 7ft. is projerted.
A fill for the entire illstfinco will he nuI.
Practically all streets In Piedmont, be
tween KHMtigsworth, Alnnworth and Wil
liams and I 'it Ion avenues are to be Im
proved with hnrd aurfaoe pavemenl, the
cost to be about $100. ooo. rieorge p. fent.
president of the Piedmont Improvement
Association, said y-sterday that the peti
tions are being prepared.
MAKES
or
MENS
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