TIIE MORNING OREGOXIAX. TIIUBSDAY. MAY 25. 1911;
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""" Corsets by Qr Miss MinogSg,Bjlti
Mintt,.. Royal Worcester. Bon Ton, Mme. Helene, Marqti.se, Reno w -
The..;.
Greater
Wortm.
Store
ens aHiomi&l Sale of to
ilK Dresses for
rr t.d.V, .ellln. we ,,r a W -n, of l.rel , S11K Dresserethe
Imall dots nd neat pattern, styled .cc.rdingJtheJalestv.gae-Tff -TH. nand other staple cotorl
SaH... Raiah silKs. .tc-Frenchserje, .r, jtX'tJtlrX rSZStSS broad hands f contrasting colerbi
are made op either plain or trimmed with embroidery, laces, braids, etc.. lace yores ano n ,Ml.-i f mm inK ,.lendid collection of dresses
such pleasing harmony ,ha7..appea.,. the most dl
-W. Invite yo. to come and ' Vs.', noher store will give you valaes to equal these-Weare
finish, and indge lor yourseli wnnr we .re , , , iii, ,! WAV.
honest in onr belle! that these dresrthe best bargains ever offered in roruanq-p.enu.u w --r
' I-- AS f v.,nt. Pnrrh Shades and nammocivs-uenuruu a"
i vr i! ' n 4 h I ncf 2 T-T UfrCUrall llu w j.a va. " - ...
T. Mrdressin. 2d jjooricatessen and HaKery. 4m
-Carts
Floor
SOOO Fairs ILace
Ouirtsiimi
s OIH
King' 5
tore
At the Olds, Wortoan &.
.r. hn-ht way under price from an Importer who was winding p his season s bnsiness-A mosMgagg
?.. ZVZZZ "A, does ms. when you are cleaning house and replacing your old curtate, wtth ew ones. mil be
l.""vled b"all thrifty houseReepers-Hotels and rooming houses getting ready for the nose Carnival w.U
SjtSrmw, price concessfons of this great sale-TaHe advantage and buy your Cr.au, needsngw.
3 O w unaias
V
SIMM1
$1.5Q Curtains 89c
$2.25 Curtains 1.29
Don't miss this opportunity to secure eur
tains of any grade and suitable for any
mom in the house. Here's lot of Batten
ber? Curtains with insertion and edpnj;
mounted on pood frrade of net. much better
than you will expect at $1.50 QQC
pair: priced pecil for this sale at'-''
SCRIM CUETAINS with fUot lace edpng
and insertion. These curtains are in prcat
demand as they are saitable for any room
in the house and are very CI 29
erptional values at $225; now V-'
BLOCK SCRIM CTJETA1NS with hand
rttin .Hrinsv. Terr attraotie and
serviceable hanpicps ; ; our $3-10 CO 25
values, priced for this sale, pair
S50.00 Lace Curtains $26.00
S45.00 Lace Curtains $22.50
- I TIK-Trsaa. beautiful ArabU II A renaissance lace edffe, J8 incnes w,q
rr-v . elaborate corner mollis, exquto
an laco mnnmcu . - , ,.u cr, . rvnir: COO CO
SQ.OO Curtains
Special at g3.4&
Irish Point, Clany Lace, Bras-
sels, Marie Antoinette, Italian
Filets, etc, mounted on first
quality French nets These are
not ordinary "specials," they
are the most remarkable valaes
you ever saw, actually worth $6
S3.5Q Curtains 2.25
S6.QO Curt'ns 4.QO
Another lot of . the popnlar Block Scrim
Curtains with Arabian edging. They are
good values and are being used more every
day. They are good sellers at ;2 25
$3.50 a pair. Specialized at P.-
LACET ARABIAN CURTAINS Attrac
tive patterns in insertion, mounted on
French net. The best $6 vals. A fC
in all Portland; special, pair at
LACET ARABIANS, Insertion, mounted
on French net; one of the most attractive
lines of Curtains for living-rooms, dining
rooms, etc., you would care to have; they
are exceptional values ai -ou t- iisi
" i VT
to 3V.uu a pair-now -Q
bargainized, the pr. p .. O
per pair; special for this sale at
S35.QO Lace Curtains at $15.00
S20.00 Lace Curtains at $11.49
The real Duchess Lace Curtains in a very
choice selection of patterns, such as will
appeal to the most pnrticu- CI C flf)
lar person; Worth $35, pairf-.Vy
An exquisite assortment of Point Lace
r.,rtinu in rlaintv Datterns. suitable for
the finest homes; these are CI 1 AQ
worth $20 a pair; special at P
Special at $3.89
We believe that hundreds of
honseKeepers will welcome this
opportunity to buy something
good and really artistic in Lace
Curtains The Marie Antoin
ettes in beautiful hand-worKed
effects, suitable for any room
Very unusual values
at $7.50, the pair at 507
Mm
ill H
S18.QO Lace Curtains at $9.00
S13.5Q Lace Curtains at $8.QO
A big collection of heavy ' hand-made
Arabian Lace Curtains in very pretty
patterns; worth regularly $18 CQ QQ
pair; now priced at only, pair f '-'-'
Best imported Irish Point Curtains, in
Dleasiner patterns, well made so as to
stand cleaning or washing; CQ ff
worth $13.50 a pair; special pCJ.v
cue is costly!
License of Evasive . Saloon
keeper Revoked.
STAIRWAY VIOLATES LAW
Ordinance- to HeTOke Permit
for r of Strect-Knd Along;
Waterfront Pebated and Re
ferred o Commltte.
PUrlnc of .iir U.dlnr from lit
arroom to 'Hi. r.oor aboT.. wh.r.
woman w.r. permitt.i. coit Al Wofcl
rra .a oM-tttn. iloorkper. bi H
cr.. trJi3T morning wt.n Coun
ri:mn Cellmr. reported hi. conduct to
t City Council nj tord ta. r.vo
ratton. Miror Simon and tb. entlr.
tnnberrt:p of th. Council irr.d that
thl. wa a-ifflcl.nt cu id ctd c
rordlus'.v. after th. acued mn
an opP'rtunllr to defend hlm-if.
Mr. Ci;r xp:Jnd that th. tlr
a b.n built ;no. th o-oI!rd model
li juor llcori. orjlnano. wl srd by
th. Coun.-ll anj id h. bil.J that.
hen a aaloonkpr deliberately and
runalnc'.y denied mean, to Tlolat. th.
ar In iui-ii a rranner. Ms Itcen.
huld be J.-rJ-lteU. It wm howa by
tat.mer.i of IVlc. Captain Uaty and
herg.ant Kllry that Wuhl.rs tried to
threw thern cf the i-nt when they
w.nt to hl p'.o. at 57 Fourta atre.t
on order, from Artmr Chief Moor, to
thT..:lK.I. about the at.lra.
AocoM-d Man Makes Eicae.
VoMr:l I1 that b. had th. talrs
built for taktnic Barbae, from th. floor
abov. hi. nlooo. a. th. poiic bad
mad. him eloa. a talr outald. to th.
rear of th. saloon, lie also said that
b. did not own th. p:ac. himself, th.
lK-n. belrg In tb. nam. of W. J.
'ark.r. who la Just now in Michigan.
Wobl.rs M h. remored th. atatrs as
on aa ordered to do so by Captain
!aty and believed that sufficient. He
end ha believed It nnfalr to revoke th.
lu-.nse.
Ordinance. IntrodtireJ by Councilman
Ellis t ravok. permit. gTantod many
Tears ao to property owner, along th.
waterfront, granting: th. right to ua.
th. sda of certain streets. r. drifted
for a tlm. by several member of th.
t'oonrtl. and wer. then referred to th,
comuittte. on fvarka aod public property.
Mr. C;!is motives wer. Impugned by
Councilman Watklns. who Inquired
whether "this 1. a grandstand play, or
an effort to Injur, propertyr Councll-
... . . i w n r If. If If
In rUty would re.ult lt actual return
of th. property afreets to tb. publla
II. yot.d to poatpon. action, how.r.r.
Mr. EUla sxplalnad that It waa designed
simply to mak. It posslbl. for tb. city
to own th. street and. and not calcul
ated to Injur, anyon. but that b. felt
It should ps becaus. It would nabl.
!, rliv to collect rentals, at Last.
from th. property.
., , i i.tjl,iujl n.
COnnCliman eiiar . -
queat aa ordlnanc. th. term, of which
will clos. all billiard hall. In th. city
Sundays- It was referred to th. com
mittee on licenses.
Salt to B IMsmlssed.
Th. Council authorised City Attorney
Orant to dlsmla. a nit aarainst th.
I'ortland Railway. Uirht A power Com
pany to collect an assessment of 17.-
VJV On in. Cut . Bruij-i,
reinforced concr.t. brldg. across Sulli
van uutcn. Kvuii""
to adjuat th. case.
Mayor Simon', vetoe. of several ordi
nance, calling for Huum pavement
wer. sustained. Th. Mayor's chief ob
jection to thee, was th. Inability of th.
company to finish th. work In time.
U. Therkclseo, Jr was elected to th.
automobile board of reglatry, taking
th. plac. of W. J. Clemen, resigned.
A revokabl. permit was granted to
the Portland Railway. IJght Pow.r
Company to con.truct a track on C.nter
street.
DRAW CLOSING IS ASKED
President Crcd to Give Relief In
Afternoon Rnsb Ilonr.
r.tltlont asking for a closed period
for tb. brldg. draws In th afternoon
from I In 1 o'clock wer. forwarded
y.st.rday to President Taft by th.
County Court, lo. petitions are signed
by all" the atat. officials. Including th.
Governor, head, of tb. Stat. Depart
ment, and tb. Justices of th. Supreme
Court, as well as by all th. county and
city official. It 1. also signed by rep
resentatives of various organizations of
Portland and other prominent people
of th. city.
Tb. text of tb. petition la aa fol
lows. To tte president: Vour petitioner would
ree-xeCullr snow that more thaa 2O0.WOV
oeorle in the City of Portland and vicinity
are suffering S"-t lo. Inconvenience end
annoyance bv t0 of the draw brldJ
ovr the Willametie Klv.r in Portland
w!!n opn for the puuri of small river
craft durln e rusa hours ta the evenln.
Toe War pepanmeBt has (ranted u. a
clo.ed period la the morning, which Is quite
atui:actor;. aad we mould reepeetfnllT pe
tition your fi:te to cause to be ratd
a eloard period In the evening from P. M.
to 7 r M.
Flck headach. result fswra a disor
dered condition of th atomach. and
can be cured by th aa of Chamber
lain's Stomach and I.lver Tablet. Try
It. Kor aa.. by all deaiara.
SMlEE PLAN Lie!
AUDITORIUM TTH XO STAIR
WAYS MEETS FAVOR,
Dr. Wetherbee, on Tour of Inspec
tion Finds Enterprise Par
Profit to CI tie.
aassasasa. a,
After traveling acros th. continent,
TtslOng- nearly all th principal clUe
which hav public auditorium. Dr. J. R.
Weth.rbe. In a latter received by
Postmaster Merrlok yesterday ex
pressed himself In favor of th Coli
seum recentlv built by th. city govern
ment of Milwaukee. Dr. Weth.rbe ha
Inspected th. Auditorium at Denver,
the Convention Hall at Kansas City, th
Auditorium at Cincinnati, th on at
EH. I-ouls nd Madison Squar Garden
In New York, as well as tbe ball at
St. Paul and Milwaukee. H I now
at Des Moines, la, where h 1 Inspect
ing tha Collaeum,
In hi letter ha describe th. city
owned building at Milwaukee a being
Icaaal In slie and form. Thar, ar no
tolrways and all entrance, ar. by In
clined planes. Thl. enable an automo
bile to b. driven Into th. balcony or
gallery and th xlt ar o large that
four can b driven In abreast. He com
pare It with th Auditorium of St.
Paul and flnda th latter one to b
deficient In many respect. On. note
worthy feature In Mllwauk.. was an
indicated net profit last year of tlS.000,
over ev.ry .xpense. Including bond In
terest and a sinking fund. Dr. 'Weth
rbee has discovered that without ex
ception the auditorium projects hav
been profit-paying Institution. Finan
cial report indlcat the following an
nual profits: Denver. $U.n00: Txs
Moines. H.000: St. Loul. 111.000; Mil
waukee. $1.000; St. Paul. 4000: Kan
sas City. $11,000; Pittsburg, fSOOO; Chi
cago. $20,000.
Pittsburg and Chicago ar not In
cluded in Dr. Wetherbe' report and
th figure hav been obtained from
other source. St- Paul act on th
theory that the convention hail should
not b run for profit but that the
charge for It us. should pay operating
expense only.
Elk. of Portland, at a recent lodge
meeting, appointed a committee to be
come actively Identified with the au
ditorium project It pointed out by
th member of tb lodge that it 1
desirable to have a suitable building In
which to .ntertaln th. National Elka'
convention In 1911. Th. Portland
I. ..ilw.U eniraflred In It cam-
vusv .- - j
paign to ecur thl meeting and ha
virtually raised th. lua.uuu necessary.
It I. predicted that should th Elks
National convention b held her that
the Elks will leave more than $1,000,000
with the retail merchants and hotel
keepers. Bualnen man declare that tn.
profit derived from tha visit of th.
Elk, directly and Indirectly, would pay
. i-- nf thA auditorium.
lur lua uifl " -
. i . -1 .. n v. Mnv vlattnra
ror it is muouiiu,u .. .. j ..
win matte iiy , u ............
The Pres Club, upon Invitation, at
It last board meeting appointed S. B.
... . t..i D TTeltv and P. E. Sulll-
Tan as a apeclal committee to Join tn
general committee in the auditorium
campalgrn.
2 SENTENCED 4 FREED
Police Court Day Busy With Trials
of Many Accused.
Judge Tax well spent a buy day In
court with a number of offenders.
Charles Surface was before ths court
for speeding an automobile, but th.
complaining- witness discovered that h
had made a mistake in hi man and
Surface was released.
William Russell was sentenced to
erv SO day In Jail for lnulting
young girl. Thl Is the third tlm
Russell baa been entenced for a Unl
lar offen.
JWIUlam Thompson was sentenced to
erve lx months for raising a $5 check
to t50. He worked for William Win
ter and-received In payment a check
for $5. which he cashed after changing
it value to read 150.
F. W. Murphy. Who wa arrested for
fraud in a hors deal, wa dismissed,
as th. complaining; wltn.s failed to
put In an appearance. James Sullivan
was alo freed. Sullivan wa arrested
on complaint of hi wife, but when th
cas. came to trial Mrs. Sullivan repent
ed and aked that the charg be dl
mlssed. .
H. M. Hicks, accused of passing
worthless check, wa bound over to
th grand Jury. Lou Osborn. who wa
arrested on complaint of A. W. Bryant,
a saloonkeeper, on th. charg. of .t.al
lna; two bottle of whisky, was dis
charged. It was alleged In evidence
that Bryant owe Oaborn for services
and the proprietor of th saloon has
accused others of the theft of th li
quor. Convention Opens at Astoria.
ASTORIA. Or, May JH. (Special.)
The eeventh annual convention of th
Clatsop County Sunday School Associa
tion was commenced her thl after
noon and will continue for two day.
The principal address today wa deliv
ered by Rev. Charles A. Phipp. ecr
tary of th stat association. '
TVaral.g to Railroad Mea.
E B. Bacon. 11 Bast St, Bath. Me,
end out thl warning to railroader:
"A conductor on the railroad, my work
caused a chronlo Inflammation of th
kidney, and I wa tniaerabl and all
plaved out. A friend advised Foley
Kld'nev Pill, and from th. day I com
menced taking them I began to regain
my strength. The Inflammation cleared
and I am far better than I have been
for twenty year. Th weakness and
dlxzy pell ar. a thing of the past and
I highly recommend Foley Kidney
Pllla." Sold br all druggists.
OXXT 2 FAIL IX T. M. C. A. EDU
CATIONAL, COURSE.
Results of Examination Received
From New York Department
Exercises Juno S.
Grades of students completing course
In th educational department of the
Portland Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation were received last night by R.
C. French, the director. All examination
vA in..i v f c A. and all
impels w ui.
other association In this country, are
forwarded to tn. inxernauwiHu
tee In New York and It wa from this
committee that th grades were re
ceived yesterday. ....
The grades show that a total of 221
student have successfully completed the
various Y. M. C. A. courses out of 250
who took the examination. Last year
only 110 passed the examinations.
The closing exercises of the educa
tional department will be on the even
ing of June i. Addresses on that occa
sion will be delivered by W. W. Cotton
and W. F. Woodward. E. tS. MacNaugh
ton, chairman of the educational depart
ment, will preside and present certlfl-
and other Ho, due to an inactive coodt
boo of the lira', Stomach and Bowels,
may be obtained most pleasantly and
most promptly by using Syrup of Figs
and Efixsr of Senna, It is not a new
and untried remedy, but is used by j
millions of wrJliiformed families throogn
out tha world to cleanse and sweeten
and strengthen the gystem wllenever
laxative remedy i needed.
When buying nobs the tuO name
of the Coinpany California Fig Syrup
Co printed on every package of th
t Regular price SO' per bot ana esse only.
rr . i i . n t i -
ror hm vy mil Maoing MTg
I ' rrz-awWaTaegalreaiBwV III II -9
ot tn tha aenler students. Lrtin-
nm nroaonted to the Junior stu.
dents by Q. F. Johnson, also of th edu
cational department.
Following these exercises there will
be a recess In the T. M. C. A. educa
tional work until July 5, when the Sum
mer school will open and remain in ses
sion until August 16.
j. M. Howell, a popular druggist in
Greeneburg, Ky... says. "We us.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In our
own houshold and know It is excel
lent." For sale by all dealers.
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I ,4immk fin 4
WHY IS IT
that yon vary in the amount of
work you get through in a
week T
Why is it that your work comes
easier to yon one day after an
otherf Do yon know that eye-strain
has a very great deal to do with
thist
You may douht it, but I can
give yon solid proof, among the
thousands who have consulted
me regarding their eyes. There
are many who wonld have now
been nnable to follow their em
ployment. If you are in doubt about your
eyes, let me examine and test
them. I will tell you honestly
what; to do.
I have over 20 years' experi
ence and am fully qualified.
THOMPSON,
Second Floor Corbett Building,
Tifth and Morrison.
fmi SERVICE V
GF To Puget Sound and
To Puget Sound and
i British Columbia
Kalama, Kelso. Ch eh all a,
Centralis, Tacoma, Seattle,
Everett. Belllngham, New
Westminster and Vancouver,
3 TRAINS DAILY 3
. International Limited
The daylight
k THE
(P.M.
n SHORE LINE EXPRESS
I Tn night train. 10:30 P. M
it tmm TCni-th Bank
Station. 11th and Hoyt Sta,
Tickets, Sleeping and Far-
P.aorvnHflnl at City
Ticket Office, 123 Third
Street, and at Depot.
H. DICKSON, C P. & T. A.
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