The Oregon daily journal., May 21, 1903, Page 7, Image 7

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k THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, FORTLANP, THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 21. 1903.
'Jitcms of Loc8lt Interest for Busy, Jour
' j .' na! Readers,:;:! '.;
; j , Baseball. i.t ,
Baseball, . : ,
" '' , Baseball tomorrow,
1 Baseball tomorrow,
V Sacramento
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Portland Brpwn V.',
These ara '. ,'-,; , ' : ,,
'Mlk Fisher's 'M"'" .-.v '"'
California Capltolltefc ' ., ' V '
And -are. v ..?v .'' ;f' .':"', V . 1 "
Famous .!".. ; y ":', A
Baseball player. .".;'t .. , '
Game caled S:So. ,' ' ' , '
Twenty-eighth and Vaughn street.
Don't miss thla gams. ' ..' .:
Admission, 2i and SO cents. v
lckets on sal at all prominent cigar
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open week days. 1 o'clock.
Gates 'rpvn Sundays', 1 o'clock,
i ' : Hair dressing, manicuring men or
" women. Rosenthal, Sisters, 180 Fifth.
: rina Bay) .Buy Meredith's umbrellas.
... Repairing, recovering. Wash, and Sixth,
v Wli la doubt buy a book the. latest
and best can lo hal at Kwlhg's, 169
Fourth street " ' '
''Jaacks' Bras; : CoH ' hawthorns ' and
. Grand avenues. Telepliono orders so
. Melted. Union 191. , , .
'.' Ara yea affile tedf If so, .ask ywr
druggie for Qulnesh's Remedy. Its
cures or marvelous.
'"'Ins XLoasrloaa Restaurant is where
.'you canget your money's worth. Cor-
!. ner Third and Couch. : '" "
Portlaad Clob, ISO Fifth Street. A
palatable ; lunch served every evening
from 8-untll 11 p. m.
love Joy jk Xtlnooln, bookbinders, blank
" book ' manufacturers, 128 First street,
.near First National Bank.
Is ' Braes, plumber, has 'removed
. frj Z2 1st st. to 291 R Morrison, lust
fuss llorrlson-st. bridge. Phone East
4.
The President's car the dining apart-
went looked like it had born stocked
; up f rom food sold at Forch's, West Park
and Morrison streets. ,
,v.. Printing '.that makes. the business man
proud of his calling.- It's done by the
1 Metropolitan' Company at 147 Front St.,
v-opposite Esmond Hotel. You see .us
about It. 1
,. Tickets for the KnJg)iliiMl Ladles
of Security excursion next Sunday, May
' 31, can be obtained of member- t depot.
or from Woodard, Clarke & Co.; Cottell s
.drug store and Mungcr's drug -store.
, ' Thlel Detective Berries Co. E.stab-
" llshed 30 years, 208 Cham, of Commerce,
Portland, N. T.. Chic.. St. Louis, fit. Paul.
Kansas City. Denver, City of Mexico,
- Montreal, Seattle, Spokane,, San Fran.
Bevlval services woi be hell at the
Swedish Mission Church at North Sev
enteenth and Gllsan streets tonight,
Friday and Saturday evenings.' iThe
services will begin each evening at 8
4. o'clock..,, . ,
. Porch's bakery and delicatessen. West
Park and Morrlsbhrts the place to buy
high-class 'food, -cooked or Uncooked.
Ours 4Mbe best to be tiad taorOand
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Polmatler BUtera Orchestra and Str lng QnlatMte, of Wew Tork, Who are
at the Winter Oard as of Portland.
each. The West Coast Sash and Door
Compnny has been Incorporated with a
capital stock of $75,000, divided Into 760
shares of the par value of 1100 each.
The incorporators are E. B. McFarlaud,
A. C. Kmmons and J. A. Martin.
That atone laid by President Roose
velt today in the City Park was wrought
out and dressed up by Hon. Otto Schu
mann, who has the contract to build the
Lewis and Clark memorial. Mr. Schu
mann, bas put up a great 'number of
the splendid monuments that so beautify
the cemeteries of this city. He has the
contract for the Soldiers' Monument in
Lone Fir Cemetery, and has that work
well In hand.
Thm following" have been issued It
censes to marry, by the County Clerk;
yurs isooe. peer w oe pan m, orisana-- Edward Fr 8oriey over n yearB of ag9t
njrwl30)re .V&M King Connty, Wash., and Mrs. Kate
. , i.paimer.. over is years or age, or muiv
anaey evening- at xnrner- aui rro
Tifeseor Krchn's -pupils will give a- gym.
. nastio exhibition. The classes , have
''been' making remarkable progress dur
ing the -year and some ctever work is
r, promised. ,. A . .
A banquet was held in A. O. IT. V?)
Hall last night in honor of the newly
nomah, County;. Carl 7. .Harris, aged. 2
and Minnie Osmund, aged 28, both 'of
Multnomah Couhtyi William Edward
ELECT OFFICERS
-FOR COMING YEAR
Grand Lodge Conference
Nearly Ended.
Rebekahs Adjourned at Noon Con
vention a Success Next Meet
ing at Astoria.
OC3C
f "THE DIFFERENT
u a n it it ir
Af c inafn Tni a it ; d rfi tir r' I -
store." vjui o v v i mnn otv iuinu
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FIFTH AND f
WASHINGTON ri
Fifth Grand Friday Economy Bargain Sale! f
Digger and Grander Thari Ever ! This Store Does Not Mislead
Here's Startling Values for Friday Never Before Equalled Here or Elsewhere.
$1.75 Gowns at 98c
n
SUksl. Silks!! Silks!!!
' 'nt rlMf Aun, ,'v. y.
Absolute 'crioice ofouc ENTIRE LINE of 85c
. Foulard Silks in newest 1903 Summer pat
terns polka Hotted, rings and figures, conti
nental designs, etc. Splendid color assort
ment, including black; navy, resade, grey, and
light blue grounds. Tomorrow C f
-. only at, per yard r....J7t
Ladies' All-Linen
- Handkerchiefs J
Tlrst rioor.
Of Richardson linen, laun
dered; hemstitched linen
cambric, semi-laundered, or
.hemstitched sheer linen
lawn. Choice Fri- , O
vsT-r
WW
day at, each
Tourth
"Floor.
0
$4.50 Blankets $2.45
Finej all wool, soft and fleecy, 34-size blankets; 58x76 inches, and our
dimensions are always correctly stated if we say 58x76 we don't
mean 52x64, or some other size, we mean just as advertised. An-
'other reason why we're "different" from some careless stores. These
- blankets are in a pretty pink coloring, edged with binding of hand
some, durable, green silk. A standard $4.50 quality. tf A C
at a Friday price of aVafi1
Beoond Floor Annex. t
Choice -of 12 styles of above quality Gowns,;
cambric, nainsook or muslin rpund or squale,
high or ld'w-cut neck, trimmed with Valen
ciennes or torchon lace, Hamburg or Swiss
embroidery. All new and decidedly attractive
gowns of $1.75 grade, but tomor- AO
row only at QC
Special Window Screen
Prices, l?c to 33c 22?
Fly season is at hand screens are in order. For Frit
day only we will sell adjustable.f hardwood frame
Window Screens
1ftx3.1 1-3 at
2U37 4 at .
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30x37tt
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Patent Folding Lunch Boxes Friday only 9c
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carried on by that officer along the
Yanrtse KlanK River in China.
Camilla Oayiora, now Airs, uiarx, i
arand-dauKhter Ol Fsymnnter Joseph
Hazard Terry, the hero of tlie United
States frigate Brandywlnu in the war
of ldll.
The Clark family originally came-from
Walts, whence tho founder of its Ameri
can fortunes, Jonathan Clark, came in
1(29 anT settled first at Richmond, Va.
where ha married Ann Rogers, eldest
daughter of John Rogers, founder of
that city, and then settled et Charlottes
villa, two miles south of Montlcello,
the home Of Thomas Jefferson.
PBZ8BTTEXZAV OEHEBAl A.BSEM
BKT.AT X.OB AN0EI.EI.
Only SS8.00 from Portland to Los
Angeles and return ia Southern Paciflo
Company, to atiena me rretDyteria
general assembly. Tickets on sale Ma
IS. IS and 18 at city office, vomer Thin
and Washington-streets. Portland, also
at Union Dfpot. .1-
As trains will be crowded, passengers
should secure sleeping accommodations
wimotii aeiay.
AMUBEJCEMTB.
rnDnDlV' THFATFD CsrtrsraiasieU.
vvnvmi 1 m 1 Minigera.
r.imlftf nrleM ltie to any seat In ton htl
cony. Klrat Boor, Incluumr doxm du lofoi, jc
and ROr. rontlnnoim. :ir to 1::h.
100, AT t:S0 F. M.
ESWASO SHIELDS' C0KTIHU0US
VAVOVIIX.
V.r itr too llnan. The biirrat (how ret.
Flrt appearance of America' foremort aketch
THATCITXS ADD CHEITOWZTR.
rretentlns their own eouyriRhted art, "Married
UI n (B nreutiein irnvarj.
Direct from t'lereUnd.
' THE DE LONO DAIMTT CO.
Presenting "Old Ilomeamin" of Podnnk.
ME. AMD H8. BH0H80M ,
PreeentHi their miw-art abmrdlty,
, , . 1'lTsw Tear's Eva."
'TUTeral. other bl features.
Recnr aeata nix darn to advance. Don't watt
The lTth annual Rebekah Assembly "fr"'!?''.""
a 1 uuuu.uiuu, BBcu , -.v .1 wouna up us anairs ai noon loaay ana ; to tni,
oraen, agea to, . oon or jauimomnn
Initiated members of the Knights of the
Maccabees.. The affair was under the
auspices 'of the united camps of Mult
nomah County. '' ' aj
' Jewelry and silverware sale today at
a discount to visitors to the -city. Be
fore returning to ypur home call at
Beck's, 207 Morrison street, near BYoht,
aad be convinced that this is said be
cause it's true.,
, Strawberry picking at Hood River
commences, this week. Two thousand
pickers will be needed to gather the
.crop. Nice -light work and good' pay.
Steamers leave foot of Alder street
, dally at a. m.
' Holiday. Mar 94. at Hi a. m.. Miss
Clara Lefflngwell, a returned missionary
from China Will speak at the Free Meth
odist Church, East, Ninth and Mill
streets. , The, missionary will be Iri
' Chinese' costume).'
The Southern Paciflo announces that
'trains on the Yamhill, West, and East
'Side divisions, of the road wlii be held,
this evening untllp o'clock tq accom
modate the viVitottr 4n (he . city . who
wish to return heme tonight.
President Boosevelt is to be presented
County; James P. Moyers, aged 25 and
Hattle May Coalbert, aged ZZ, both of
Multnomah County.
' Owners of pet -domestic animals have
been gladdened by Dr. T. J. Lloyd, who
has opened a hospital for the treatment
adjourned. Special effort was made to
dispose of all pending business in order
that permanent adjournment could be
taken. It is possible that a brief meet
ing will be held tomorrow morning.
The Grand Jodt-ef the, Odd Fellows
of diseases and afflictions Of their treas-t I opened the third days, session of the
ures. He has a house full of cats and convention in Anon Mail inis morning.
. t-mm
dogs at this time, and his success in
the treatment of these animals has
been phenomenal. - Dr. Lloyd Is a- vete
rinary. surgeon and.spedtelisti'oJl' wide
renown, and there 4s Mt'-f disease to
which the horse is heir to that -he does
not thoroughly understand. His stable
and hospital is ' located at 108 North
Sixth street, near Ollsan. His 'phone
number Is Main 2286.
A car hold-up is different from our
style of doing business. We never hold
up anything but the quality of our
splendid sewing machines, which we
buy for cash at Jobbers' discounts, and
retail - at wholesale prices. We have
gome machines, taken In exchange, that
really only needed a little repairing to
make them as good as new, which we
sell at price's so small that it seems
like we are giving" them away. It is
worth while -for prospective buyers to
look these over, anyway, we sell Wolff-
American bicycles the. same as sewing
machines retail at wholesale rates.
lie In Portland -with a large rhuiook f Sigel & Smith. 3S5 Morrison street, Mar-
on,, weighing 63 pounds. The big quam Building.
Baseball.
flsn was exhibited, yesterday In a, down
town market and attracted much atten
tion. It was ordered by E. E. Klmber-.
land. - "
Tomorrow nigrht the Portland Turn
Verein give their second gymnastic ex
hibition of the season at their hall, cor
ner Fourth aria Yamhill streets. The
public 'invited and an interesting pro-
...111 V. 1 V... . V. 1
'i88es. ; . ; . , ' i
, Major WUllaia) Bancook Clark will
X4ddres! Jpe Woman's Club tomorrow
"RlteMiOorL Tha.meetlntf -will be1 under
rthe charge of Frau Mundt and a pleas
leg feature of -the program will be tli)
. rendition of a German play by a number
.of the club women.
There is comfort as well as luxury In
a nice Persian rag of' carpet. We im
; port- them; likewise Turkish draperies
and all kinds of Oriental goods. Main
' American depot, New York City. : Port-
land branch.- 411 Washington street.
Ativan & Klioury.
the cataraet Willa"mette Falls--
gon City delightful scenery all the
ay up, and down the river 25 cents
round trip-rtoday. Steamer Leona leaves
Tylor-ptreet dock at 8:30, 11:30. 3 and
.':1s dally. Here's an aflstocmtlc ex-'-'clirsion
fota quarter. Take the family
along, andenjoy an outing.
Artiolss of ' Incorporation of the Cro
Baseball. ".
Baseball tomorrow, -Baseball
tomorrow,
Sacramento ' '
.
Portland Browns. , , .
These arc .. -. I
Mike Fisher's
California Capitolltes, . . ..
And are
Famous . -.
Baseball players.
;" Game caled 3:30.
Twenty-eighth and Vaughn streets.
Don't, miss this game.
: Admission, 25 and 50 cents,
. Tickets on sale at all prominent cigar
stores. (. - ' ,.;
'' Gates open week days. 2 o'clock.
.Gates open Sundays, 1 o'clock." .-
-Se
CURES CATARRH
Hyomei, the Most Wonderful Cure
' for Catarrh Ever Discovered,"
Says flavor Ward.
Do not try to cure catarrh by taking
drugs into the stomach: it cannot be
cured in that manner.' The only way in
Announcement had been made yester
day that the annual election of officers
would occur'early this morning, but it
was nearly noon before the balloting
began.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: Grand master, Joseph
Mlcelli, Roseburg; deputy grand master,
J. A. Mills, Salem; grand secretary. E- R.
Sharon; grand warden. Dr. Byron F.
Miller, Portland; grand representative.
Robert Andrews, Portland. Jr
A report was presented by the trus
tees of the Odd Fellows' Home showing
that the present building is Inadequate
to the needs, or the order, and recom
mending .that an addition be built at
once. The matter was referred to
committee and no rormai action was
taken.
Bebekaha Elect.
, 'Late yesterday afternoon the follow
ing grand officers were elected by the
Rebekahs; President, Mrs. Lizzie How
ells, Oregon City; vice-president, Mrs.
Nora Burnett,' Athena; grand warden.
Mrp. Ella Frazer, Eugene; grand sec
retary; Mrs. Ora Cosper, Dallas; grand
treasurer, Mrs. Emma Harding La
Grande. .
The only contest of importance was
for the office of grand warden, there be
ing Ave candidates. Several ballots re
sulted in the election of Mrs. Frazer.
Tomorrow evening tho visiting Re
bekahs and delegates to the' Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet at the
Temple and take cars for a tour of the
city, visiting the I. O. O. F. Home for
Needy Members on Holgate street.
The next annual meeting of the
grand encampment and Grand Lodge
of Rebekahs will be held in Astoria,
There will be ameeting tomorrow
morning and possioly a brief meeting-
will be held during the afternoon " for
the closing up' of routine business.
Members of the Grand Lodge and of
local lodges. r met at the Temple this
noon in full regalia and marched to the
depot to meet and greet the President.
There were about 1,100 in line.
GRANDSON OF THE
" EXPLORER IS HERE
Grandson of one of the duet of great
explorers who first "crossed the plains"
and discovered the fertile fields of Ore-
fut-McAveal Comnanv have been .filed ?hAt'' h,!! A0.? : Jlom.mo.I?Aise?e,?"Jl,?e eon where onfy barren wastes were pop-
with the County Clerk. The canital fS-iR.iW'KrXrZ? "ffiSS supposed to exist. Major William
stock, is. 810,000 divided . into 1.000
shares of the par value of $10 each. The
Incorporators t. are' J. J. Crdfut. Alex
ander McAyeal and 'W. A. Slingerland.
The company Intends to conduct a
general . merchandising, mercantile, ma
chinery' And. manufacturing business- In
the City of Portland.
The following; marrlajre certificates
,have been returned to the office of the
county clerk: . Albert Molt and Helena strong testimonials as to the remarkable
Meyers,
pastor
flciatlng;
prevent their growth.
Hyomekis the only known method of
treatment; that accomplishes this. It is
the simplest, most pleasant and the only
absolute cure for Catarrh that has ever
been discovered. .
Thousands of unsolicited testimonials
have been received from the most prom-
who Have been cured by thia remarkable J the grandson of Captain William tlark,
remedy. 5 Ministers, hankers
even eminent y physicians have
Hancock Clark is In Portland and to
day will occupy a prominent position
upon the. platform during the ceremonies
attending the laying of the corner stone
of the monument to Lewis and Clark.
Major Clark is & resident of New
York and arrived in-this city last even
ing accompanied by his wife. He is
Tha Ralrop Thoateo Qeorn
lilt, vunn iiibuuv Maotfer.
A pronounced hit,
Ealph Stuart and Company in
"MOKTX OEISTO."
"It will lire JoreTer."
A macalflceat ceenle
ma vimjt
' Erantnr 15e, 35o, nhc, SOe;
15e. 8ftc.
Neit "ForndllT."
produetios of grind
autlnre, 10c,
CONCERT HAIX
, , BLAZIF.R BROS.
CONCERT EVKRY KIOBT.
S4S-248 Bl'UNSIDE.
WINTER OARDEPS
THIRD AVD K0RRISO1T, BABEMEMT.
A Rtiort for Laditi and OaatUman Only.
MACK 0. ORKEMK. Proprietor.
t Hsu u. KJiiiu, uaniger.
Phone, Main til.
PROGRAM OF MU8IO TOKIOHT.
"Beneath tUe Sturrjr Flag" Koulnnkjr
"Uly of the Kilt- Waltsea" . . . Leo Berliner
"Kaarlnatton" Tirhanl
String quintet -"Concert Walti". Von Tllser
"itipplins Wtp Hwenade" Snyder
Sons "MenuiRe of the Vluleti".0. Luders
' MIm K. 1'hrllls.
"WanpanKeh Two-Step1' C. M. Chapel
'Babjrlon" : M. Watnoa
Strlns quintet "Viaiona of Real
Waltaea'1
10. Trio for- lolln, cornet and plino
"Anael a Hen-mile "...
11. Vocal duet "Tell Me" R. KeUer
Mime E. I'hvllla and btiBelta.
n r . i.. .... wH. 1 1 J . I
"The Hinging (ilrl" .......... v. Herbert
MIh llelene.
13. Selection "The Htorka". ...... .F Chapln
14. Bong "IntrmeM,'r rrom "t;Taiier
Iluatlcana" ..r. Maaeagnl
Mini r. I'nriua.
IS. "Belle of UranHiU Waltaea".... Max Witt
18. Btrlns oulntet ' lveta chottlche"..
C. DeLano
IT. Walta "I'd I.Ike to Hear That Hong
Again" ...'. Whit
18. "Mr Noble Babe Two-Step" . v .. N. Klohr
The flneat f Cold Lunonea ana lxncaoiei
Mired. All wletiei of Shell With la Baaaon.
Crmwflah a Bpaoialty.
NOT INT A
STERN WHEELER
Masters and Pilots Are
in Favor of Twin
Screw Fireboat.
5?f GOOD
PUS? Ah
is. JhCk .
TW)L VICE
BaMSMsjsMsMssMKssrS
I . 4
II Is easy
I receive.
II
FPPP For
PilpC One
jJ WeeR
lawyers.
sent
s, Kev. P. Placldes, O. S. ,B., powers of Hyomel to cure catarrh.
Of Mt Angel Catholic Church of- Former Mayor Emery M. Ward of
ik: Irvine H Smith and Berths, a Trenton. N. J., writes: "Tou have my
K.'-wiSS 5d o!Ia.r; permission, to say that I believe 'Hyo-
Jtoblnson. 'Rev. William . P., Scott,' of Sfpr,ral
Cieone,-or., omciating; John 8. Morgan
And Dot Warmoth, : Kev, W. J. SVal ts,
paston f Woedlawn . Methodist Church
offlclating. ;;;:-'. i r -. '
Arltolea of Incorporation of the Unit
ed States Laundry Company Jiaye been
filea in the orace or the County Clerk.
The' incorporators are James M. Flnley,
D. M. .Poftaugh and J. Daniels, The
capital stoclt is ;,20,000 divided Into
3,000 shares of the par "Value of J10
the Northwest explorer, and his oldest
living direct descendant.- , Major and
Mrs. Clark will remain at 4 the Hotel
Portland for one .week. ' a-uesta nf tho
Lewis and Clark Fair commission.-' At
the end of that time they will visit
mei' to be one of the most wonderful j Mrs Eva Emory Dye, authoress of
cures for catarrh and throat trouble that J "The. Conquest" at her home In Oregon
eLeruc" k- .. 7t C-Uy- The Claries wiu. before their re-
cfo'se olr
tnr frtonds of mirie to whom I hava ree-!" M" naiunrrai i nooq
ommended JHyomei.' and who I am anx- I iver. and Gen. John M. Bacon at Van
lous snau nave mt oenent 01 mis re-1 couver, yvasn.
ma rkable panacea."
The leading druggists Jt i this ' city
have so much commence in -the power
of Hyomei to cure catarrh that they
will sell it under the absolute guar8-"o
or refund the money.
Though 63 years of age. Major Clark
'. is as erect in carriage and as graceful as
a boy.; He hasseen much military serv
ice and was secretary to Admiral Rad-
; ford, V. 8.- during the explorations
We will nake special
low prices on ail grades
of Itr.'
17-JEWELED
WATCHES. These are great
railroad, watches and recog
nized as good timepieces by
all railroad men. Our guar
antee with each one. You
will save a few dollars by
buying one this coming week.
The advocates of the theory that the
proposed fireboat for the Port of Port
hind should be a stern wheeler are meet
ing with decided opposition. Last Tuts
day evening Willamette Harbor, No. 23,
American Association of Masters and
Pilots of Steam Vessels, held a meeting
In this city, at which the subject of the
fireboat was under discussion. The as
sociation comprises nearly all the mas
ters and pilots of steam craft on the
Columbia and Willamette Rivers. About
40 members were present at the meeting
ahd It was the unanimous opinion that
the fireboat should be a twin screw boat
and not a stern wheeler. A communica
tion embodying this view was addressed
to the Mayor and the Executive Board.
The plans of the "HamlU" we re submit
ted and carefully discussed by those
present at this meeting, and It was the
general opinion that with the changes
that have been suggested she would
prove a satisfactory flreboat.
The communication addressed to the
Mayor and Executive Board Was as fol
Gentlemen At a meeting of the Mas
ters and Pilots of Willamette Harbor,
No. 23, the merits of the different types
of flreboats, suitable for this city were
discussed, and the undersigned1 was In
structed to communicate to you the fol
lowing resolution, unanimously adopt
ed:
'Inasmuch as opinions of all sorts
have been advanced in regard to stern
wheel, single and twin screw steamers'.
and as these opinions have mostly em'
anated from men who do not make
handling steamers a profession, and as
these opinions may result in creating
doubts In your mind as to the most
suitable type to adopt, we. as practical
and professional masters and pilots, hav
ing had the experience in handling
steamers of all classes In this harbor,
Resolved, That we strongly recom
mend the twin -screw type, of steamer
for our fireboat, and that.such steamer
should be built of steel.' ".Respectfully
yours,
"W. N. POPEJ,- Captain." tJ
In publishing yesterday; the news
that the offer to sell thfrifamill to the
city had been withdrawn, The Journal
gave what purported to be a quotation
from the letter of withdrawal which
has since proved to be erroneous, and
which might give a mistaken impres
sion. The supposed quotation was ob
tained from a city official, and was to
the effect that the receivers "do- not
desire the City of Portland as a pur
chaser of the boat Hamlll, as there are
now other purchasers in view."
No such statement was contained in
the letter, which was as follows:
"As a considerable time has elapsed
since the olter was made and no answer
has been received, we have been directed
by the receivers to withdraw the offer
heretofore made to you for the sale of
the above named steamer."
There was no statement that the re
ceivers do not wish to sell tho Hamlll
to the city, and the withdrawal was ap
parently for the reason that they do not
wish to leave their offer open for an in
definite period, as they might thereby
lose the opportunity to negotiate! a sale
to some other purchaser.
to give and hard to
Our advice about a
LAWN MOWER
This summer is to buy the
WILDWOOD
Our reasons will be of the self
evident kind, but talk goes with
them If you'll call and examine
them. Prices from
$3.00 UP.
Drop In and see-them on evi
dence, Dayton Hardware Co.
First and Taylor Streets.
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OLD EAST PORTLAND
FENCE & WIRE WORKS
none White m. A. Oarlsoa, mp,
Manufacturer of
WOOD, IRON AND STEEL TENCING
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Roof Creating, Window Guards,
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189 JZ. Morrison ., " Portland. Or.
Portland Riding Club.
The beat medical authorities are ananlmotii
In recouiiutadlna liorback rldius for Bermua.
lung aud kiuilrt-d complaints. Particularly U
thla biod of rxerolw txmeacial on tall Writ
Uoaat, 'brt tb intlcut ran enjoy tli. pur.
fiien air, Inhale Nuture'n uaone aud the renin
ou frngruro of jilne, fir. eedar and hemlock,
it la afe tit sar that then U no country on
earth whera borHback riding la mora health
ful than in Oregon. -
PORTLAND KIDINQ CLUB
W. O. BROWN, Manarer.
94 XUavanth St. Phone, Main 181.
Saddle aorsM aad oarriaaai. Horsas k-JUfLI
and sold.
Mann & Beagh
92 SECOND STREtT '
Bet STARK and OAK e" '
PRINTERS
TELEPHONE -444 .
ATTENTION!
Art and Science
SIGN0R G. FERRARI
Formerly of nilati, Italjr,
- Cures Catarrh and .Asthma lmiljr by
Ala method of voice culture.
Singing taught from foundation ' to
irtihtlo finish.
Testimonials open to Inspection at his
tudlo. . , ' -;
MULKEY BUILDINO,
oom-axcoiro avs xobjuso st&
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I FridayiMSaturday Bargains
CIVARY'S The Fair'!
PtrUTAir KOSrXBT The best
blacks, smoothest yarns and most dur.
able hoae to be had for the money. vOur
special values, boys4'and girls' hose, at
ifto. These are nrtt the. so-failed 26o
hose for 10c, but no better can be had
for 10c. - " ',:,-.
89 WASaniuiun bxkeet,
i Xet. Slxtn aad SsrsBth. '
PROF, WILDER WILL
PLAY BAPTIST ORGAN
He Has Consented to Occupy the Loft
on Next Sunday.
When tlie congrreg-atlon of the First
Baptist Church of Portland assembles
for worship next Sunday morning it will
be greeted by music from the Immense
pipe organ played by Prof. w. M. Wilder,
The man visbo f?r more than 14 years has
been the musical director of the Baptist
Church will again be In his accustomed
place, after an absence of one week. At
least for the time being the effort to
cause his removal has fallen flat.
The decision to retain Prof. Wilder as'
organist at tne Baptist cnurcn was
reachAd at a meeting of the music com
mlttee held last night. Prof. Wilder's
resignation, which had been tendered as
soon as he became aware his services
were not satisfactory, was not accepted
and the committee this morning .serrf
him an Invitation to continue his
services. This he has consented to do.
"As long as my resignation has not
been accepted I am the. Baptist organ
ist," Mr.lder said today. "I,"have con
sented, upon request from the committee,
to occupy the organ loft next Sunday
morning an evening!"1 ,.
- Mrs. C. A. Dolph. chairman of the Bap
tist music committee, said:' 1
"Prof. Wilder has consented to furnish
us with music. No deflnate action has
been taken, regarding his resignation. I
sincerely, hope, however, that the mat
ter is settled for all time and that Prof.
Wilder will continue to act"
lV.H.IVfAR&ELL&CQ.
121-123 Ornnd Ave.
Boys' $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Vested Suits
Special
AT
81.88
Just 40 odd suits, in sizes from 3, to 8,"
all good patterns, splendid qualities, and
every one sold regular from $2.50 to $4.
35c-Window Shades at 25c
Good quality shade cloth, dark green; size 3 feet wide 'by 0 feelong, good -
spring roller.
$1.00, $1.15
Wrappers at
69cts.
Good, Percale Wrappers, made
with flounce,' v neatly -trimmed,
well made, best patterns,' full size.
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Men's and Boys' Dnfaundried White Shirts, rt) O
40cgrade, at..
All sizes, 12 to 16 1-2 good, full size.
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