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16 WORLD-FAMOUS SINGER TO OPEN OPERA SEASON Musical Series at. Heilig to Begin With Appearance of Woman Whose Voice Enthralls Senses and Appeal Leaves Andience Breathless. ' I : MADAME OLIVE PHEMSTAD. J THE coming- of Madame Olive Frem stad the first week in October to open the Steers & Coman series at the Heilig will be one of the most noteworthy musical events of the sea son. This great dramatic soprano of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company of New York has vivid, creative genius which makes the great masterpieces of sons a living reality, touched by fire of imagination and a thousand tender graces. Her voice is admirably designed by nature to be the vehicle of emotion. Its wealth of tonal beauty enthralls the senses, while the warm, human in tensity throbbing in It rises at times to a grand dramatic climax of impas sioned appeal that leaves the audience breathless. Madame Fremstad has identified her- self with the most Inspired roles in grand opera. Isolde, Brunnhilde, Kun dry, Tosca, Venus, Blsa, Elizabeth, un der the sp"ell of her genius and Hlvina tion have shone with new light, estab lishing fresh models for future grand opera stars. The next opening of the Steers Coman series will be the famous French flute soloist and his comrades in art, the Barrere Ensemble of Wood wind; Leo Slezak, the creat Austrian tenor, who has Europe at his feet; Efrem Zimbalist, violinist, and his wife. Alma Gluck, coloratura soprano, two new stars who now are making musi cal history, and the Russian pianist, L'hevinne, whose playing throws his audiences into rapture not surpassed by any other pianist in the world of music, because of his enchanting grace of interpretation and tone. WOMEN J0J3ET VOTES YAMHILL, REPUBLICANS DECIDE ON OLD-FASHIONED CAMPAIGN. but his success has attracted great at tention, and a movement nas oeen started to make this industry a perma nent revenue producer. Several Candidates Heard at All-day Session of Committee and United Front Be Shown. rfMINNVILLE, Or.. Sept. 12. (Spe cial. The Yamhill County Republican Central Committee put In a strenuous session lasting nearly all of today. The meeting was 'argely attended and pre sided over by Chester I Mulkey, chair man. A plan was provided for organ izing a "women's auxiliary club to act In conjunction with the central commit tee This will be formally launched next Saturday. Candidates who called during the meeting included Mrs. Car rie Sherwood, nominee for Recorder, and Miss Alice L. Adams, nominee for Treasurer. They were both formally Introduced by H. O. Miller, secretary, and spoke briefly. They are the only women candidates in this county. Plans were made for a rousing and united campaign of the old-fashioned type, rather than a piecemeal campaign by candidates Individually. Ex-Mayor Vinton, Republican nomi nee for State Senator, addressed the meeting. , News of the energetic campaign waged In Polk county was conveyed to th,e meeting by H. H. Belt, Republican nom inee for Circuit Judge for the Twelfth district, which includes Yamhill county and several of the prominent features of the Polk county plan of campaign were embodied in some form or other, Including the Women's Auxiliary Club. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OUT Portland Has $1,127,645.42 on Hand In Various Funds. . Portland has a total of $1,127,645.42 voj in the various standing funds, nccording- to the semi-monthly financial statement of City Treasurer Aua..... -,,pd vesterday. The statement follows General 0.2 g Vlr. nftnarmipnt Police Department Street repair - Bonded indebtedness interest. . Library Street cleaning and sprinkling. Water - Park and boulevard Broadway bridge Garbage crematory Municipal Jail Flreboat and fire main Special bridge Sinking MART'S SALESARE $8000 Yesterday Bigest Day on Record at Public Booths. The biggest day so far experienced by the public market on Yamhill Street was reported yesterday by Market Mas- Fnstmnn. Two hundred and ten producers offered their wares at the Tnnrlrnt nnH the sales amounted to ahnnt 18000. a record amount for one day. The city received about $25 for the rental of the booths during the day. Producers found a big demand for their products. Large quantities oi up nles and neaches were among the prin City Commissioner tsigeiow, wno nas charge of the market, reported yester- thot tl,Q markpt fnnH now has a surplus of over $225. which will be applied to its maintenance during: the Winter montns. Water bond sinking Water fund bond account Police and Tire Department relief Bonded indebtedness sinking.. Public Auditorium Police relief fund S6 .M 20D.44 64.P54.2S 40.59 13(1.28 25.16 159.590.17 15.390.55 5.175.56 2,278.10 800.00 10S.03 4.497.47 4.424.S6 7.430.S7 22.95 FIRE LOSS IS $01 BLAZF tlf BOROAH-AICHLEt STORK IS CONFINED TO B.15EME.MS. I Spark. Pros Snuu Blame to Can Oaaratf on Some, ot Scmased-. Goods Can Be Redressed. Fire, believed to have started, from the sparking of a. dynamo In the Dase- ment. damaged tie Morgan - Atehlay Furniture Company's plant. At Grand avenue and Bast 3tmxk street.. to' the, amount of about. 117.000" last .'.night.. The loss was full covered bj Insur ance. . -. f-: m William L. Morgan, president -of Ore company, placed the" furniture loss at from 110,000 to 115.900. ' this included damage by smoke and water. The damage to the building. Mr, Morgan believed, was about $2000, The fire started about 6 o'olocM at the mouth of the freight elevator abaft In the sub-basement. Sucking up the shaft- the blaze quickly spread. the basement, where large quantities of furniture were stored. By prompt ac tion the fire department confined the' flames "to the two basements. The damage to the building-, which consists of three stories and two basements, was almost entirely confined to ..the' floors. All upholstered furniture, Mr. Morgan said, v.-as stored on-the. upper floors, and he says a large percentage ot damage can be repaired . 're varnlshlng. When the firemen first entered the building the dynamo waa still running and sparking with more than ordinary vigor. It's News!! Good news to prospective buyers as long as we have anything left to sell. All our stock from basement to roof was slightly damaged by smoke during the fire. The damage was small but our reduc tions in prices are great. It is an actual fact in many instances we are selling Furni ture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Stoves, Ranges, Etc., at less than wholesale cost. Can you afford to miss this unusual opportunity? We think not. For the time being the home of astonishing bargains is here, at Grand Avenue and East Stark Morgan-Atchley Furniture Co. Here Is a List of Articles and Prices for Your Consideration, Taken From Our Large Stoch All of Which Is Similarly Priced Down. Study It Carefully, Then Youll Buy: Will tonJ We Are Making Free Deliveries to All Sections of the City and Suburbs Buck's and Other Makes of Heating Stoves Buy Yours Now $22.50 Buck's Coal Heater now J"2 85 $12.50 Buck's Airtight Heater; on saleffT CC now for only...r,,UJ $22.50 Empire Wood and CoalCIO QC Heater now. . H .0J $12.50 Buck's Airtight Wood Heater 25 $18.50 Coal and Wood Mica-Front CIO Eft Heater for... P -,u Only S9.75 for this M-A Special Hot Blast Heater ('111 v 811.85 for the $24 size. Bedroom Pieces A Few Sample Prices. Many Others Priced Low and Even Lower. $40 Mahogany Dresser J CJjj $37.50 C h 1 f fonier to I 7 CE match now for 0 I I lOd $40 Full Size Napoleon Bed. In Circassian walnut, 07 DC now for Z'.03 $3.50 Full Size Iron Beds, with dec orated panels, white I QC enamel finish, now for.. . V $40 Bed Davenport, with golden oak frame, covered in tfOK Qh chase leather, now.... $70 Fine Br a s s frOC 7K Bed,-full size, for -$25 Full Size Bed. in quarter-sawed golden $Q 7 5 oak, now for v 1 $16.50 Dressing Table, In quarter-sawed golden oak or mahogany, now 9,85 for $15 Large Fancy Gold Framed Mirror now Qjj $9 Bedroom Rocker C QC In Circassian walnutww'w J tin nracrs In rHVItl Dak. white maple or in mahog any finish, now jg J jj $8 Bedroom Rocker, 0 OC In the mahogany, forVU.vw $33.50 Chiffonier of I C Eft genuine mahogany P 1 liu $75 Massive Colonial Chif fonier in Circassian walnut, s 1 i ghtly damaged COA 7R by smoke, now for " $26 slightly damaged Ma hogany Chiffonier 9,50 ALL BEDDING AT FIRE SAUE PRICES. Reduced In Price to the Minimum Carpets and Rugs 90c yard Wool Ingrain Carpet IEn now for, yard tdu 65c square yard Printed Lin- J Op oleum, in eight patterns .w $1.25 yard Tapestry Brussels OQp f'oy-rwil tiaw fnr vnrrl tJaJU i $1.40 yard Velvet Carpet now A Qn for, yard "0U $1.75 yard Axminster Car-CI QC pet now for, yard T $1.60 square yard Inlaid Linoleum, in three patterns, on sale now Qflp for HUli Buck's Steel Ranges and Gas Ranges Were Never Sold for Less - - ' 1 1 !J u v. rv o a. j i Burner Gas C I C fin Kange now for 1 UUU $72.50 Buck's Malleable rlrn,S-6n.OW $49.25 $41.50 Buck's Victoria SoVlo'r""" $29,85 $19 00 B u c k's Sentinel no0w0fkor8t.OVe. 512.00 i.TS Rurk's star I durjiex k rate sanitary base, FOR THIS 42.SO BUG K'S m . rrtia V fil Hn,'k m Tmr.Aril Tod Whlto-Enamel-LlneQ uven. jne oFfinest steSi ranges made. Has 14-Inch oven. rtnlwCOl 7C 'or the VII II J wu III u $45, 16 inch oven size. Only $33.75 T4 7.5o 18-inch oven size. $13.75 Buck's Honey moon Cookstove 7 OE now for ' ,OJ $39 B u c k's Double Oven S a n 1 1 a ry Base, Platform bas i a n five - burner, now for. a ry djibo. I Range, r. $25.00 Star Range. : $24.65 Only $29.75 You'll find your time profitably spent by participating in this big East Side Sale ' New Mattresses in This Sale We Continue to Offer Them at Fire Sale Prices for the Benefit of Our Customers $7.50 Pure Cotton A QC Mattresses now for. . . J $10 Cotton Felt Mat- D QU tresses. 45 lbs., now. . wWiUvl $18 Cotton Felt Mat- C I Q DC tresses now 1" W.Uw $13.50 Cotton Felt Mat tresses now on CO QC sale for U.UJ $13.50 Floss M a 1 1 r e sses are now on sale Q Dining - Room Furniture "erftaoBuydNow $28 China Cabinet, in quar- J J OC $37.60 China C a b 1 r. t. " $ 5.65 ttr sawed eolden oak. for . the fumed oak aii.w $57 50 Pedestal Dining Table eight- $26 China Cabinet. In fumed oak, foot extension, in quarter-00 Qfl with bent-glass ends, now J OC sawed Kolden oak. ......... "! for I 1.40 $2.90 Solid Oak 'Dining Chairs, I CD ,12 60 Royai oak Dlnlnr Tables, slx- with solid seats, on sale for ''J" foot extension, pedestal base. CC 7C $40 Buffet in quarter-sawed O fjQ nQW for 50, 0 Morgan-Atchley Furniture Co. PIT Grand Avenue and East Stark Street "S . ' ' I FAIR OFFICES ARE OPEN GRANGES TO COMPETE FOB $1300 IN PRIZES AT GRESHAM. PRIMARY LAW VIOLATED Attorney-General or Che balls Given Opinion on Punishment. OL.YMPIA, TVash., Sept. 12. (Spe cial.) Widespread violations of the Washington primary law, In the matter of expenditures of candidates by them selves and others in-their behalf, have been reported, and have been made the subject of an official opinion by Attor-nev-General tV. V. Tanner to the Prosecuting Attorney of Chehalis County. The general appearance of campaign advertisements and articles obviously not conforming with the law caused the Chphalis County authorities to in vestigate. The advice is that when the provisions of the primary law appear to have been violated by the candidate himself, it is the duty of the County Auditor to exclude the candidate's name from the ballot. Destruction of Trout Resented. . i r, u r j i , l , w ., . . - v r Butte Falls residents and fishermen are up in arms over ine eiiunmis uu. ;i trlbutarv oi nuuo vi cc pioye oi me v, " . , . wnicn nas iui, . " . . - . . na,ina a nA Fastpm DTOOK luuiisaims -- trout According to the complaint - . . . . . . A .tAnair Tllv nlea Wlin rroseuuiujs "l"6J " the creek is dry for over a mile and a halt, leaving me un wx. c.,. . t la iq!t,io.i tb lumber tance 10 iul. w i. .... - - company has no water right in that section. County Poor Farm to Demonstrate Self-sustaining; Depart men tm and CoUee-e Exhibit Promised. GRESHAM, Or.. Sept. 12. (Special.) Secretary Thorpe and assistants opened offices this morning at the county fair grounds and received en tries all day. The board of governors fixed the admission as follows: Sea son ticket, $1; day tickets, 50 cents; grandstand, 25 cents; children under 14 free. Russellville. Evening Star, Rockwood, Gresham. Columbia, Pleas ant Valley and Lents granges win com pete for $1300 in cash prizes. Five new buildings have been completed. (M4.74 IM.511.44 4.734.M Total $1,127,043.4: Angora Herd Reported Sold. MEDFORD. Or.. Sept. 12. (Special.) James Kershaw, known as the An gora King of Southern Oregon, today sold one of his herds at $5 a head and has announced to the Medford Commer ,.ii r-ih that he had realized 5- a head from mohair, and kids were sold at $3 each. An Angora goat is worm $10. Mr. Kershaw is the only man In the Angora goat business to any extent. Tramp Shoots Brakeman on Train. tr,.MivAwui. ......... . - - - . . . . 11- ch..r an ll W R & N. ciai.i a- "- -brakeman, is carrying his arm in a sling as the result of attempting to . a tln nonr Mpln- eVlCt II Hill,' i, V,,. a . - . - - ... tush. ine iramp uiew . fired at the brakeman, the bullet enter- . , j ,- , ... v. th. s-niind ing nis nan". " dressed wnen ine train rcatiicu tralia. A. J. 'vToochos leaves tomorrow for Eastern shoe centers. He expects to open for business about Nov. 16. AdT. The County Poor Farm will make an exhibit of its products to Bhow the cultural ana norticuitura. der the scientific management of the Oregon Agricultural College. n.v. a o-ii mil tn ml College notified President Lewis today that the college will make an exmon, provisions will be made, although the offer was unexpected and highly wel come. Dr. W. T. Kerr, president of Oregon Agricultural College, and Dr. James Withycombe, Republican candidate for Governor, are to be on the ground Thursday. President Kerr will speak on "The Next Step in Agricultural De velopment," Racing horses are beginning to ar rive and the stable will be full by Monday. Several horses from Van couver, Wash., will be here this week. The 'fair management will Issue an official daily programme with an nouncements and other matters of in terest in connection with the fair. President Lewis and A. F. Miller will be in charge. Mrs. Charles Cleveland has completed bo 12 arrangements for the eugenic exam inations, which will be held in the Gresham library. No prizes will be given. Dr. Alary v. mauigau. ui -lonrt will he in charge, assisted by local physicians. The tests will morio Kotiirdav between s ana o'clock. A. F. Miller is superlntenaeni oi the grounds and pavilion. He will be assisted on the grounds by E. N. Em ery and Carl Emery. Glen Davidson, Miss Inez Lusted and Miss Susie Stan ley are assistants to Secretary Thorpe. D. M. Roberts and H. M. Miller will have charge of the tickets. Portland clubs are expected every day, as follows: Rotary Club, Tues day Ad Club, Wednesday; Progressive and East Side Business Men s CluD, Thursday; Transportation uiud. uriaay, Order of Mutts, Saturday, with initia tions at the City Hall. Pacific Highway Meeting Called. PVWTPA1.1A Wash.. Sept. 12. (Spe- ria.i a meeting of the committee of Centralia. Tenino, Bucoda and Tono FEATURE PLAY BY GENERAL FILM COMPANY AT MAJESTIC THIS WEEK a SCF.E rl"1 -A FAIR REBEL." l i i i . i r - - 4 a. i i i i j a a - - business men, recently appointed to fight for a change In the route of the Pacific highway Detween wnunu. ... Tenino so as to extend through Bu coda Instead of Grand Mound, has been called by Chairman Gus Bannse for Te nino next Tuesaay nignt. COUNTY ASSESSMENTS IN Washington Property Valued at $865,945,268 in Returns. OLTMPIA, Wash.. Sept. 12. (Special.) Estimates on real and personal prop erty assessed at $865,945,268 have been returned by Assessors of the 39 coun ties of Washington to the State Board of Equalization, now in session. This does not include the property of the railroad, street railway and telegraph companies, which are assessed by the state. The increase in county assess ments is a little less than $8,000,000, or not quite 1 per cent above last years total. w,mA . V. - la ,,ntlAt BhOW de- riitees ui mo " - creased assessments, of which nine are Eastern w asnina ton t-uuimo. County, however, the largest reduc m.m th. Assessor reducing nunc n ci c - ..i.ti... mr, than $12,000,000. The valuations are based, it is" estimated, on about 40 per cent of the actual value. Special Building Is for Baby Show. CENTRALIA. Wash., Sept. 12. (Spe cial ) A special bulldm- is being erect ed at the Chehalis County Fairgrounds at Elma to accommodate the .better babies contest, which will be ropeated at this year's fair. 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