TKt OROOM DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, . SEPTEMBER 13, 1901
HASS r,IEETING ON;
BRIDGE QUESTION
Residents Living Near Scffivan's '. Gulch Will
Gather to Piscuss Means of Relief Pebplc
Undecided Between Wood and Iron Bridges..1.
f Spanning Sullivan's gulch, that
;. -t onu ft dividing ravin through Um
trwttr' part of tb east old, are two
,,r .dilapidated bridges, en of which la
y oloeed la all but street oar trsfao and
lbs other vivo pronlM also of aoon
being too dangerous for use, A third
' brldg. which crossed tha gulch at
-TJrand avenue, toppled over - aavaral
. months ago and baa never bean, te
' built
Aa raault of tha delay of tha council,
" ' eauaad parti? by th dlaaanaiana of
tha residents of that section, oonotant
i protests aro mad by business nw
' and othar residents who ar sfleoted by
tha want of bridges. On Union avaau
there la a brldg that la closed to ail
f traAo xept atraat oars' and peassa
, grm in crossing fall to ahow ao ab
' snos af apprehension. At Twalfth
atraat thers la another bridge. It la
' atlll opn to both pedestrians and ve
. hleles. It 1 only matter of ft vary
short time, thoaa who llva near tha
"v '-ridge declare, until it la closed.
Popl txeBsweadftd.
V Paopl who llva la th vicinity are
- eauaad ail 'kinds of hwenvsnince and
,' annoyance. Thoaa living- north of East
' onsen atraat who daalr to coma down
' town, may do ao'by going only a faw
. block out of tha way. But taama and
rigs of any kind that ar ant Into that
district muat go round by tha steel
' brldr. Baking ft circuit of ft mil and
- half. k . j.. -
; Half srmlls may be ssveerff the trip
V awd across th Twalfth atrt
t bridge, taama taking that rout being
". " t oroed to go only ft mil out of tb
way. Consequently . grocsrymen and
-.. ''bus! sea Arms In aU part of th olty
..who deliver goods In that. nelghbor
hood' ara making vigorous pretests.
. Though -only two- short- block Intar
ven It la a. grant daal ehaipw ta llva
on Baat Union avenue or Evaratt atroat
'-than It la o Baat Oliaan. Booauaa of
- th extra mil or ao that ta required to
i roach th -place .wood dsalara oharg
It canta par load mora for delivering
wood to on locality than to th othar.
- Othar business firms ar falling la Una
t on tha tearaawd price proposition.
' Beeauaa of Its thoroughly Ilapl-
" dated and rotten condition th Grand
avenue bridge fall aavaral montha ago.
It baa not bean rebuilt Th City dt
Suburban Railway compear haa ft frsn
ohlaa acroa th bridge while th Port
land Hallway company haa ft franehtee
acroa tha Union avenue bridge. The
Union avenue bridge atlll stands and
oara run over It. but It haa bean closed
to othar traffic. In ws the Twelfth
street bridge fall. thoaa who llva in
that neighborhood declare It muat. resi
dent of the want aide of that etreet
will be forced by ft circuitous rout to
th eteel brldg la ardor to .reach th
olty.
In order to dtecuee th situation and
adopt aom plana whereby a bridge may
be built acroea tn gulch , on Union or
Orand avenue, or both, a may nat
big of tha eltlsena will be held Friday
night at Burkhard halL Bflorta will
be mad t have a large attendano and.
learn juat what tha majority of tha tax
payera want. Thoaa who want: the
brldg have bean unabl bp decide
whether it will be ft eteel or wooden
structure and tha council consequently
baa deollnad to take any action In th
matter.
There ar f.t lota In th district
that will be taxed In order ta build th
bridge. Thoaa who favored tha amo
tion of ft steal structure, estimated th
ooat at tlM.ooo. Of that amount tha
treat ear company would pay tIt.M
and toe Oregon Rallrea Mavlgatmn
eomnaar. -that opratea tiftohn beneath
the brldaa. would be a sa eased In th
sum of tU.Mg. Deducting th IH.vM
nald by- th two railroad eompanlea
thoaa advocating th steel bridge prop
osition argue that property owners
would be corn palled to pay only M.tM
for th bridge. Aeaeaemente would
made on tfto owner of th e,Mt lota In
Um district.
There ar many resident wha f'
the arectlon of brldgea on both Union
and Orand svwnuee. Still other wont
a brlda .on Baat Third street. - It la
L-the purpose of th ' maes meeting Frt-
day night to attempt Co bring tn van
oua factions together- and decide upon
th erection of one substantial bridge
at one. It m generally believed that
in case only on bridge ta built It will
spaa th gulch-on Union nvemia. -
JASraLQRETAD
nuisa ship's TEi?
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OAJUVABTOaT BAT &AT WW MOVTS
or ooxntBXA mxrmu rem kobi
TXAst WafsTT.iT DMAB VOB T
bats ma rauun nugpt-
ABOVJT9 BOaUI.
MISS COUNTISS SAYS '
n DOCTOR IS MISTAKEN
Members of th thsfttricnT professloB
now In Portland resent th remarks of
r. W. B. Holllnnhsad. poster of th
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church,
fn his sermon Sunday. His topic wa
.'.'Popular Amusements and th Method-
lit huroh," and h strongly condemned
i svarything psrUlnlng to tha stag, spar
f Xng sons of those who partltPte in
'.'suck amusement. JCvea autrlerrap wr
torn to plooes by th minister. ,
"Batting aM vtha eharavter -or, th
' norformrs,M be said. th playhouse Is
. not a at place "for boy and girls,, and
. th mother who lata her daughter go
there permits bar to associate with th
vil and the shameless. The woman of
bad repute Is' there. Th association Is
bad and blighting to th moral. All
" the teachings and suggestions of1 th
player tend M deaden th flnr feeling.
i Th ptaxboua teaches that marriage 1
J not th sacred thing w hav boon
J taught to believe."
All of this baa nettled theatrical yao
pl beyond description. They d not
reply -vlndloUvely, but they do offer a
etrong- defens of th stag and stage
. folk. The general opinion la wall x-
pressed by Miss Cathrlne qpuntlsa of
the Columbia theatre stock company,
who said to Th Journal: 1 have
fOnly to remind Dr. Holllagaboftd that
! prof Btonal people ar aa charitable
.and liberal-minded aa any class on earth,
land much mora ao than ft majority of tha
class; A toy" hand fa always In
his pocket. They ar th first to r
Bnond In case of. a national calamity, and
thsy do aa much privately. They have
eetablished soma of the greatest chftri
tie th th land, and ara aa ft rule poor
because at their sacrifice for others.
do not understsnd why thsy should be
ao criticised.
. "Immoral? Whr. Jth stags Was
never ri A Its history so near th church
as -ht preeent There- is th Actors'
Church alliance, growing day by day and
accomplishing wonders In that direction.
And today there la scarcely a single
play to b seen in ft first-class theatre
that does not teach a moral.
Of course, making heroes of satis we
and all that sort of thing has an evil
tendency, but tn the Mg plays the plays
w as ta th larger houses the tend
ency is always toward good.
"I do not believe that any young girl
or boy Aa corrupted or Injured in any
way by th drama. I hav heard the
staxe defended In th pulpit many tlma
"In th astern states all churches ar
affiliated' In aom way with th stag.
Tn tendency nowadays la to elevate, in
no way to degrade. This foot is gener
ally recognised.
"And ther ar ft many good Chris
tians on th stag as in any other cir
cle of th mum population. I do not un
derstand why Dr. Holllngshead should
have spoken aa hs did."
BEATS WIFE AND GETS J
FORTY DAYS N JAIL
"t want ft wife who does aa t tell
her to. Sometimes she doe etherwiee.
" and I get mad. That's why f atruok
- her and knocked th baby out of her
hand.- - - . v
: Such was the etdtsment' of tYllllam
Nagis thto mornfng when Municipal
' Judge Hogus asked him whf he he
aaulted bis wife, and why hs knocked
th little infant from Us mother's arms.
ha child fell to the floor, struck on
, Ms forehead, where it Is now badly
marked.
. "Well. I will Just grvs yon it days
fn th city jail tor th sseault." aajd
Judge Hogu. Thr la ft charge of
drunkenness against you, which will be
held sver you, and ht vow- sver mle
behavo -in this manner again you'll get
a wore punishment."
I have ft Job and can go to work
tomorrow," spoke up th( prisoner.
"I know it," retorted Jadge Hogus.
"Ton hav- ft job that' will keep you
buey for 10 daya, and you will begin
today."
'Nsgi 1 ft maehlntst H hi smM to
be heavy drinker, and to both charges
against htm this morning h pleaded
guilty. Th family reekle at 14
Northrup street '
A -.
GEE. D1S VS GREAT!
WE S HIGH ROLLERS
' Ther la a new hand of Roller In
the city, Alblna la their tryatlng plao.
Volllmi bj their pofttlm and diver art
th things that hav happened slsoe th
sjew band organised.
Som daring youth discovered ft row
Weeks ago that by getting inside of a
barrel, curling up and stsrtlsg th bar-
HEADACHE
k fetter bed been tsterer fMm risk
fr th Imi tweetytve rears aad sever tmni ear
alter SsUJ he btpi tafttaf rear Oeacents. glse
be has becaa kvklsc Oasaarets aa hat sever beg
be bsedaebe. Tbey save eatlrelv eared aiaw
Cuurtu eo whet yee reeeewee tsesi t 4a.
Will clve re the rrtrlle of sales sis seaM."
aVaL Dieasss, UM nealaer sa.. W Js4imeeeU,iad,
&atfcr
Trm6oavwfc
, Tarts ft pAftMC.
" Peletaala. PMe.Ti
ITxvar Sl'-ke, wki or 1r1p. la. SW.PH.S-tW
Sf Id ts bnlft. The r"nn-t"blt Uaafea 00 C.
weararte Mr ev rear atosar bask.
gaerusg Kamsdy C.. Chiaage or W.T. fst
;v 1 1 - ,. . .
raldown ft sharp tnolhm b eould hav
mors vol Id enjoyment and reoelv
greater number of thrills- to th second,
haa by any other boyish pastime ha had
ever noountered.
Th Columbus of th barrel promul
gated his discovery sad tha ether ven
turou caas of th ejsighborbood joined
tn, with th result that th Rollsr club
beoame a flourishing Instltottoa. Now
that school daya hav begun every boy
In taernarty oanieo with him go school
his nrlvnt upholstered barral, which b
hides tn th brush and sees when ther
la opportunity. One small hill haa been
preempted by the dsn and nny evening
passersby may a animated barrels of
various dsgrssa of rotundity bounding
down th hill, whll from within tn
barrels come shouts of mirth and
sometimes th wall of anguish as ft
bidden rook do business.
All has not been essy rolling- for the
Rollers for only Bunday night near
sighted old gantleman who was sedately
limping along oo his way to eburcb. tried
tn rescue n boy who wnf bounding by.
yelling from wlthsn his humping cage.
The deliverer did not ostoh that boy. but
hs did oatclk four snore swiftly moving
barrsle that descended on him before he
wa awars of their approach. Bsttsred
boys and an agttt4 old men emerged
about the sams tlm and desplto his g
and bruise th church-goer managed ts
aunt g f" spots from off. two o lbs
-'tff trousers. .
for eight days th British ship Car
narvon Bay, which arrived In port yes
terday afternoon, lav off the mouth of
the Columbia river in a deed calm. Sh
was about 209 mile out, and aa thr
waa not a breexe stirring, sbo waa un
able to move. Th latter part of the
eighth dsy a alight Wind cam up and
tha vessel finally succeeded In reaching
th bar. .
Captain Orifflta reports that ha en
countered a number of other calms on
the passsgs from Newcaatls-on-Tyna,
andlthat hs was bothered with but very
little rough weather. Hs state that
he was caught in ft It day calm be
tween th Falkland and fltatsn Islands.
Whll rounding the Horn there wss no
wind to apeak of. but th aeaa were far
from smooth. But nothing' of Incident
occurred. Coming up the Pacific coast
th nsosl'-toonhwost blows bad to be
contended with and the passsgs was noo
asaiilyalow. Tbsequstoroa this side waa
crossed. 10 days out, and a month later
Point Conception was sighted. Port
Los Angslss was reached after ft pas
sags ob Hi days, where 1,00 tons of
tha vessel's cargo waa discharged.
1 It required M days to make th voy
ago from tha California city to th
mouth of th Columbia river, but a good
portion of this tints th ship waa bald
In th calm. Had ah been favored with
wind, th captain states that th- trip
would hav ba osmplsUd In very arnd
ttabl Una
Whll at Los Angolas 19 of th aatl
ora dasertsd, and their plaoee were filed
With sow gn b make th run to Port
land. Many of thorn wr inexperienced
seamen, and It la auppoaed that thsy will
walk aahoro ss soon as the vessel docks.
Sh la now anchored out In tha stream
below th ' Alblna ferry, waiting for a
berth to be provided for. her at th
Greenwich dock, where-the rem Binder dY
her cargo will be discharged. It Is oon
lgned to Olrvln A Byr. and com prises
1,1s tons of plg-lron, firebrick and coke.
The ship was not obarisrsd fur tha out
ward passes. -
aVsftft S Bftss-
Ioaded with th first cargo ah ever
earrled. th steamer Northland will aall
tonight for San Francisco. Sh has oa
board 106, Oe feet of. lumbar, which was
supplied by the Inman-Poulsen mllL If
II go wall, th steamer will be 1b
Portland harbor for a similar oargov In
about IT daya That ta tha Um which
th owaora believe It will v require- for
ber to reach th California metropolis,
dlsdharg her cargo and make tha re
turn trip. Olrvln at Byre hav been ap
pointed aa tha - local agents for th
steamer and will look after her interacts
In th future at this end of th line.
Sh la fitted up with passenger accom
modations nod. ft number of. travelers
will go out on her tonight Tbs pas
senger rats are' 111 and Se, lees by II
than the fare on th San Francisco and
Portland liners. H. K. Dodge, son of
th managing owner of th Northland,
will take pasaaga an th staasoer tonight
for hla bom in San Franolaco. Askeg
If th company la likely: to add another
vassal to the line, he stated that the
matter depended altogether upon tbs
suooes that is met with in this venture.
I
BBBk OKAWnjSTS.
Bfsu XB
VTppes wmiemn a SaCe Ooarsev
After having cut oat ft good boat
channel at Candiaal bar, th govsrn-
ent dipper dredge No, S, moved res-
terday to the bar at Five Islands, where
shs will be similarly employed for the
next week. That haa long been regarded
ss on of th moat difficult stretches of
water to navigate along the upper WU
liamett river. More boats have gone
aground there than at all the othar
point combined. .
Th bar la about ! miles above Port
land. It was formed from tbs sediment
from ft number of Islands In thst vi
cinity. During the low water season th
at earners got stuck on the sands almost
every trip. If It was Impossible for
them to plough their way through the
sand and gravel by means of their own
steam, the mmbrof the crew were
forced to adopt what waa looked upon aa
th last resort that of lining.
With th bar at jTiv islands suf
ficiently removed aa to permit of the
easy psasag of boat It la aald that th
channel of th upper Wllliamett river
will be in better shana than it baa ever
sine th stream was first nsvl-
When the dredge gets through
there shs will be moved to other shoal.
points which hav caused more or less
aanoraac during th past fsw ssontba.
BXSSOl
J. Blshott representing E. C. Schramm
COv, the shipowners of Bremen, Ger
many, arrived In the city yesterday, it
la understood i that hs Is bars to look
after th Interests of the company,
which operates th Km 11 1 and Blfried.
Th former 1 now In port and the lat
ter sailed a short time ago for South
Africa with ft cargo of iSmber. k ..
IB FOB.
Basting round off th bar for It
hours. In the vicinity of the lightship, Is
sn experience through which the steamer
Oeorge W. Elder went on Sunday and
portion of yesterday eh account of th
heavy fog and amok which overhung
th sea. Th steamer finally reached
port last night at t o'clock, lust Si
hours lets of her regular schedule tlma
Th officers state that ths fog was
sn thick at times that It was almost Im
possible to see a hand before them, and
th only way that ft person oat on th
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Heart affection will not get well or
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they continue to grow in number and
severity.
They ar ths outgrowth of exhausted
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On the very first Indication of heart
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SIIANAIIAN'S SI lANAHAN'S
SHAN ARAN'S EIATJAIL'... ,
rJoiv Ready For Inspection
NEW TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND COATS
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Tho gremdest and most imposing showing of new Fall and Winter Merchandise fa daily arriving and being toad ready lor
your inspection and criticism. Wa have gathered for this autumnal event what is undoubtedly tha most comprehensive and
attractive- variety of Kiperior Tailored Suits Ctoaks, Skirts, Waists, Dress Goods, Cornets, Gloves, Furnishing Goods, Notions,
etc., ever seen in any store in tha city of Portland. Tha entire store is devoted to this very representative collection, and tha
prices quoted will in each instance add materially to tha fascination of the occasion. We ara exceedingly anxious to hav
our goods. inspected by economical buyers who are good judges of values and highest quality, . . , . . ,r -
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Patterns
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the Bales tad
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til pas i raa
bW seam a
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sewtng uae. U
am lbs saosw
McCalTm
Buaar
free
sa raskkm
free. 1
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Mess f MeOaU's
ntagaalns ao1
ft sen.. ,
OUR CORSET SPECIALS
Our Corset Stock for fall and winter in-
cludea all th new models, and is on dis-
plsv in the corset department. -. The best
makes of corsets are found in our stock.
Come in and be fitted to a corset that
will fit you and be comfortabto and stiQ
x. 1 inexpensive., :,;j,J .
Armorside
aJcsoHa
Tnx mTniii do wv
: oa m giDxg. ....
made of coutille,
three-bone sateen-'
covered strips, full
bone bust, medium
length, cluster hook
for hose supporters,
trimmed with rich
Valenciennes lace, satin bow and draw
ing -ribbon, Venua baclcThia model
cavers a wide range of figures; colors,
white, drab and black; sizes, 18 to -
Mr Price.,T.. .fl.OO
Corset
I -.nratii -
TU0E
Made of best qua!- :
ity Alexandria ;
cloth, medium four- .
hook model, deep ;
hip stitched -yerti-r 1 ...J
cally at bottom, MSfPSIST
reducing feature.
Valenciennes Jace, trimmed at top with
satin drawing ribbon and bow; aires -18
to SO; colors 'white and drab.- Price,
per pair. Also-made in batiste.
: The R. & G. Corset
The best double bust' gore, straight front,
extra long waist, trimmed; colon, drab,
and black; worth $1.50. Our '
price . ........................ 00
Never Rust Corset :
Lace trimmVd, fine coutille, steel botie,
warranted not to rust ; colors white
and gray ; worth $1.60. Our price fl.OO
- Extra Good Corset 'i'-k
Straight front made of steel bone, short
and medium lengths, lace trimmed ; col
ors gray, white and black; worth' 76c - -and
$1.00. . Our price..............50d
With Hose Supporters
A good straight front, in gray and white
with horse supporters; worth 75c
and $1.00. Our price ....50
Boys9 School
FOR ROUGH AND READY WEAR.
. The kind . that please the parents and
make the boys look neat and manly
Suits from 4 to 7 years.-. 91.85
A better grade, 4 to 7 years. f 2J&6
Mixed Tweed Suit, sizes up to 14
years . -- v $2.50
DRESSES
For School Children
The public schools are open. If you have
school children now ia the tinaa . .
. ... and this is the place to buy . , ... .
School Dreases. K
We have a lot that we are cleaning up.
Lot 1 Worth 75c to $1.00 ; ages 6 to - '
8. . Choice .......... ...........46d
Lot 8-Worth 76c- to $1.00 rages ttr
6, Choice ........:..46d
Lot 8 Worth $1.00 to $1.75 ; agea 8
to J4. Choice....; 68
Lot 4 -Worth $1.75 to $4.60fages
6 to 14. Choice........ ........ f 18
Ladies9 Sblrtwdsts
- SLAUGHTERED t
Every Waist in the House Greatly Re
duced and Placed on Sale for .
, Your Inspection. -
Odd lot percale, calico, batiste and dimi
ties Shirtwaists; worth 76c to $1.25.
Choice .................. . ...... .48d
Another, better quality ; worth $1.25
to $3.50, Choice ,.69
BARGAINS IN NEEDFUL THINGS AT RIGHT TIME
- SALE OF
LACE CURTAINS
Son ara soiled, at half regular price.
Continuous handling onuses them to
be mors or less soiled. Ther are M
different styles, one pair, or In soma
Instances one of ft kind. Bvery on
will be sold at exactly half srioe.
ISO Curtain for. eaoh..
Tte Curtain for, eaoh
ItuM Curtain for, sftesr..,
fl. Curtains, gens, pair
S5
.9S4
T5e)
t8
Pin Nottingham Laos Curtains. SH
yards long. 44 In. arid, stitched
edges, latest patterns, regular U
qualltr, this week, pair... S
S. CurUlns ........... . 93.39
Arabian Laos Curtains, lit yards long.
In, wide, fln patterns, ovsrlocked
stitched edges, extra line Quality
lace, regular SS.Se quality;
special .., ..$3.30-
TAPESTRY COVERS
Tspeetrr Covers. 4S, niw
TapMtry Table covers, targe asson
menu never aold less than 7sc,
for 4e
. Covers In tapestry and snwiine.
Sn patterns. U " vald. for...8
CURTAIN RODS'
Curtals Rods, wUl extend M law aeu
ally sold for ito... 5
Sea Brae Curtain Rods, with silver
ends, complet with mouotlng.
tor 101
BEDSPREADS
Croetwt Bed Spreads, BOd. Vine
noneyoomb spread, large bed Blse,
hemmed, regular l.M, now 69g
M M npreads. 1.8B. These are
full double bed sisa, purs white
Marseilles patterns, also, crochet,
beautiful designs, good weight and
- good value at $S.0fl; ear
Pie fl.85
Colored and white Spreads, with
fringe, full stse. blue, pink, red and
pur whit, extra good weight S1.S0
spreads for ............... .31.33
COMFORTS
TO KEEP YOU WARM
Comforts. $l.tt. Blight colors In
gilkollns knotted and tied, filled with
pure sanitary cotton, different de
signs covers; special for 31.13
ll.ftv Comforts. 31.35.. Bxtra gual
Ity sllkollns and satin eoverlng, pr
both sides alike, stltehed; our
price ... .91.35
BLANKETS ,
TOR COOL NIGHTS
$. Blanketsi 31.83. Ton eas
have your choice of tan. gray or pure
white, good heavy fleecy blanket. In
full sis U-4, your choice for two
days only al ....31.33
W carry th largest and best assort
ed stock of Wool Blankets, s-lb.
gray wool SS.M Blanket for. .453.35
Blankets t.e, a pur whit Oregon
wool Blsnket. full sis, all pure wool,
never sold less than $.; our pries
for starter this season, i. . -38.35
SHEETS AND PILLOW
CASES
SS Shssts, 45. tlx Ibitn finish
Sheet, bleached, ready for use,
hemmed and Ironed, bow.. 45e
See Sheets. 68. Slxte, made of
el lent quality bleached sheeting, all
In one place, no seams, torn ready for
us, wide been, for....... 65e
Pillow Cases, lie qvsllty. 3, 1M doa,
41US PUlow Cases, good fttuslln.
or 4 94
Pillow Cases, eSxSS, a good, soft mus
lin, frss from dressing, SO -quality
....... ................. lid-
UNDERWEAR
Boys heavy ribbed Blurts and draw
ers; special 9J54
Boys gray half weal Shirts and Draw
ers; special 35d
Child rear's sorft ribbed Vesta; sps
1 ..-15a)
Child rea gray ribbed Union Sslta;
special f .. .j5e
Ladles ribbed Tests and Pants, ecru
sad gray; special ig)
Children's ribbed Blptna; Osjmsnts;
peelaj ...S5)
T
HOSIERY
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Boys heavy Iron sins) Hose; ape-
elal (. . .13
Misses' and Children 1 and 1 aad I
and 1 black ribbed Ho;
PeW -13V
atlases and Children' Sn ribbed lisle
On l abed Hose, regular S4oi spe
cial ,.15d
Ladles' fln black lisle finished Hose,
double sols; special ISMd
Ladle fine black Isee and drop-etltcb
Hose; special t4
Boys' llrht and dark eolored peroal
Shirt Walata, made wMa "Mother's
Friend Belt"; special 35a)
Boys' laundered percale Shirt Waists,
light and dark oolors, - regular 7ee;
Peclsl 434
deck otmld be reeogniseo was py bis
voice. It was only at In terra is that th
flickering rays from ths lightship eould
be discerned, sn hough tb big besooo
was lying doss by.
Astorls. SeoL IS. Arrived at last
night, steamer Elmore, from Tillamook.
- Hambors. Sept. . Arrived, British
bark TblsU. from PortUnd.
San Francisco, aVpi. 1 1. Balled at
4:e p. m. steamer Ueorge boomis, isr
Portland. .
Arrived, steamer cues, rrom roruano.
via Bandon.
Astorls. Sept. 11. up ai J p. m.
ateamer Rsdondo.
Arrived at I 4s p. bl, Bteamer arena
from Puget ssund.
Astoria, Sept. 1. Condition of the
bar at S s. m, smooth; wind east, light,
weather clear.
aoT3 tss wa1
Because of the frequent stops ah had
t snake at ths way landings, ths stssnt
sr Lurlln. of th Kisn lln of river
boats, did not reach her dock from As
toria, until almost 11 o'clock this morn
ing; Shs wss due to arrive at I o'clock.
Th steamer Vanguesd, Belonging to
th Blmpaoa Lomher company, arrived
In Port from Astoria .this morning and
proceeded to th Supple shipyard, where
ah will undergo ra pairs, foe vessel at
used principally In ths towing trade.'
In tow of the Harvest Qo.ee s. the
Amerlosn ship C P. Sergeant left up
from Astoria this morning. Ths Ser
geant arrived at the mouth of th river
a few days ago from Nushagsk. Alaska,
with ft oargo of salmon. . -
Three steamers arrived In port yester
day evening from Baa Francisco. Tbey
ere the Elder, the Redondd and the Whit-
tier. The Redondo brought lb tons of
rye and a quantity of asphalt which are
being discharged nt th Oceanic dock.
On the return trip sh will take out n
shipment of lumber, which will be re
ceived t th Eastern ft Western mill.
The Whit tier brought ft oargo of ell,
which shs Is discharging lata tb tank
at Portsmouth.
AY.
After being supplied with small dribs
of wheat st a time for the past month. It
Is announced that the British ship Bea
con Rock's cargo will be In her bold by
Thursday evening. It Is probable that
she will sell ths latter part of the week,
hsr destination being the Halted King
dom. She will hav in th neighbor
hood of . ton of th oereal aboard, -
sr. C Hftrrlaoa 4 Co. report that war
rets have not been affected tn th least
by the arrival of th Russian Warship
st Sen Francisco. Ths general lmpre-
slon among shippers seems te be thst the
vessel will not be permitted to depart
from there until the war Is at an and.
As there are no steamers now loading nt
any of the Pacific coast ports for th
orient, no Insurance rates have
ouotsd of late.
PROTEST AGAINST
i COMPANY'S METHODS
A Joint meeting was held yesterday
afternoon by th street committee of
the executive board and Manager Puller
and etAr of the Portland Railway com
pany regarding ths construction of the
Portland Heights track en Ford street.
The praawrty-ownere claim that the
company la' not doing the work na It
should be done, and claim that the f on rv
dstions for th track will not support
tbs heavy t raffle which a ass ever It.
O. P. Pax ton stated that ths properly-,
owners had misconstrued the specifica
tions, and thst they ware doing thsas
escorting to the contract.
' v it waa agreed thai further
tf roa'ioed Oft with eon-
f "-any will put a
i tKmr t
strators an the snattar and a whether ,
or ant thaw mill e mII.IUiI With tKIa
ojiangft
" Oretoi Mite Fair. ;
The Oregon state fair will he held at
the fair grounds, near Saleaa. September
13th te 17th. Specially reduced rates
will be placed la effect by the Souther
Pacific oompany from all points ! en
Oregon lines. A special train will be
run from Portland during the fair, leav
ing Portland at S:M a. m.. and retara
log. leave SaJm mt : P. m.
Don t forget Portland day, sa Thurs
day, September IS.
Allen sad Lewi' Beat Brand.
-Bugene, Or., Sept. It. Mrs, R. st1r,
sgsd T4 years, motner sf W. O. and i.
U Beisisr, two prominent Bugene
desta wblle gathering berrx a t
home la this olty. fvll sxd
riant leg below th "a.
of her old a . ue I