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TRO YEARS DEniHD
! IN STREET WORK
Oregon ,Ral Estate fCompany
. Loses lt Contract In Hoi- . .
laday Park Addition. .
PROPERTY HOLDERS MADE
' . : COMPLAINT TO COUNCIL
Many
Contractors Fined for Oil-
atory Taxtics In Improving."1
"yj City's Thoroughfares, f ,
On recommendation of City Kniineer
Wan ear, the street committee : of the
executive .'board , adopted ft resolution
yesterday afternoon reeelndln the con
traet of the Oregon Real Estate com
pany ' for Improving ' several - streets In
the Holladay Park Addition, and to Ve
Sdvertls for bids for the work. - Too
' 'contractor was (CO days . delinquent.
In December, 1108, the Oregon Real
Estate company, which is Interested in
the Holladay Park Addition..! was
. awarded the -contract for laying pavoi
"menu and -sidewalks for - the nominal
,snm of 11001 The contract was accompanied-
by ft bond, and the work was to
be finished In June DOS. A small, por
tion of the work was done, but for
vnearty two years the company made lit
tle effort to continue the improvements.
; A" largo number Of, handsome rest
denoes have been built-in the addition,
and 'electric ear lines run . through it
'Property owners have been complain
ing, bitterly, of the negligence of the
Km ft some dlstreajtef tkla (gMtlmir Me
Ndeftt. Boats of aaspx awtaeis ealiy as
to bV heth, Kills dtoraee rarwitM.
IfltMMt BtlATa IvHlBtln n MalT aiui akin.
ladaras natfal alMp. Kwpe af IWNt d
iTBr. ror raaDaa, raanng, rmm. MiorniB.
nxMns. aU ekle Hffaw HARF1NA SOAP
Is traly woeoarfal. Wbit It m for bakr H
HI e far yee. It's the srat amthlng and
aaliafrtns ef toQt. atk aatf mntrf aoana.
aaliafrlnc .
animal fata. Madlrated. Antlavntla, De
eearhuas. aafMasioa. BmOIss. graanaL
A Irtfttk M Placlalua la every Cate.M
Try ft. Toa'll beennvhwed. Larw Wccakaa.
Boa. aka. SAr. trlata'. Arfntm aabatl-
tata No aoae Is SMlirtd like Barna.
rvaaracrarra or roiLO hay araXA
Tlnd CO., NEWARK.. N. J.
Take snthlag
agatea Wltaoet Ula algaatare
i7 CrSS GjL 5iw?
.wraspen
CO, PearU
- testes:
eontr&ctors. - Althoath th contract pro
vided tor forfeit of l for each Aa.j of
aellnqueoor, it , bu , been found . tkat
becenee of the nature of the- contract
the forfeit cbuld never be collected. The
demurrage amounted to 11.600.
. Clyde R Atkinson, in ft letter to the
treat committee, etated - tnftt - tne
etreeU were la deplorable condition.
City Engineer Waaler further recants
mended that the Oregon Real Estate
eombany be declared an Incompetent
and irresponsible bidder, and should be
notified by the. committee that no fur
ther bljrgulo entSrTalhed "irom IV
but It waft decided that this was not
In the power of the committee or the
executive board. Whitney 1. Boise
statftd that the committee would bear
the matter In mind, and would refuse
to consider any bids from this company
in the future. - :- - - . v
- lines amounting to' 171-were exacted
of delinquent contractors. Oleblsch'
Joplla were lined It for neglecting work
on Bryant street; R. J. Deburh It, on
Jessup streets Bechlll Bros, lit on Mis
sissippi a venue :.M. J. Conley l, oi
Bryant street: Bechlll Bros, lit, on Al
bin avenue; Nlcknm A Kelly lit, on
Mam street. - . ..' ' .
The Star Sand company was refused
ad extension of time on Ualsey avenue.
It. . Debuhr oa East Ninth street. El-
wood Wiles on East Btark street, Ole
blsch Jopun on East Thirty-iirst.
East. Seoohd and Mlrris streets and on
Vancouver avenue. Extensions of time'
were granted Oleblsch. at Joel In on Bast
.Washington r-Rando'pb ' and .',, Shavetf
Streets. , . . . : '. ,--.. , .
. The six fills In South Portland art- to
be repaired by the city and made ready
for 'travel. City Engineer.- Waaser
stated that the work eould be done for
about 11.100. Earth will be hauled in
and the roadways-will be brought tip
to grades, catch basins put In and side
walks laid. The engineer was Instructed
to begin work Immediately. ,
The Minnesota ' society ' of - Oregon
meets tonight ftt AUsky hall, corner of
Third -and Morrison streets, and Impor
tant business isto be transacted. .
bfaety of onto to (ray aalr. Stoee hair rall
Idc. PoaltlToly rnste dandraa, kills the
. nair. sort, (Inaar, latwlaat.
rtod by UARPINA KtAP mtbe and an I a,
trora Ucrobva. atnps Itralnr aad sra
ta sne hair growth. Mrs. Mesas. Sot.
Ubsrcs, W. Ts saya of Hay's 7 , ..--
oVatroya
swtoa ft
taUbargs,
CJAffnUEULTCJ
'nff-fc
fJ.TB for all : bottlae flATR
AvilghUd wltk bottle east
BXAiTH.
bm. .Botag ao yownr. It a I moot ktu4 ma
hare Sty hair gottlng wklio long before
waa an eld woman but. tBaaka te HAT
Ktuoe me to
ifore I
UAIH
JlKALTH, so gray kalra eaa be feend Is mr
Bava sot aa4 all of one bottlo."
lag without Phlle Uf Co. atgoataro..
K!g this, take te any ef rnnwts dnf
glata, and get Bile, bottle Balrbaaltb aad .
aaa Bartae SMdkatrd, both for 00e.
"voior ynoa toc.i or aoa or Fkllo Bay Oa
hawark. M. J., pronaM. twr 0t. aad thla aa.
fn anaeaot glvte by itaKTfta witaoet this
Mtlra adv. sad Ma. for Balraealta.
KasM....,
Addraas.. lWeHHft
WOOSABO, CbAn
co,,:
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,
No matter wijat other stores sayiWE TELL YQUj
FABRIC
WORSTEDS
They come
BUSINESS
Remember
aase uauf
MODERN WOODMEN TO
MEET AT BAKER CITY
Western Oregon Delegates to
the Convention Will Leave
1 ' I Portland on Monday. "
weetTgijOwande4ejnaesto the
Baker dtp oonvention of tMTModern
Woodmen of America will leave Port
land Monday morning. May V ftt 1:11
o'clock, over the Oregon Railroad
Navigation company's line. - Circulars
giving full instructions to the delega
tion are betas; sent out by Stat Deputy
- There wtU be It delegates, and enough
members la addition to make the at
tendance nearly. 100. The delegation
from Portland will take the M. W.
brass band of BU Johns . camp, , The
tmilrftad company has granted ft rata
of one and third fare for the round
trip. Baker City Woodmen have ar
ranged ' an elaborate program for the
entertainment of , the visitors,"' in addi
tion to. the) regular oonvention program.
At meeting to . be" held .Tuesday
evening the visitors win be welcomed
by .Mayor Johns, and ft responso will
be made by Senator-M -A Miller of
Lebanon, stats- lecturer for the. Wood
men, Addresses will be given by State
Deputy Simmons, W. T. . Vaughn of
Portland, Stephen A. Lowell of Pendle
ton and Rev. W. T. Ooulder of Grants
Pass. May I will be devoted to -the
business session. Three dole gates and
three alternates will be sleeted to the
head camp, which meets 1st Milwaukee
June SO. - la - the evening the degree
work of the order will be exemplified
by Baker City degree team. The dele
gates will leave for their home Thurs
day morning. The oonvention will be
oom posed of the following delegates!
Fred C FeiL Monroe; J. H. Selfer.
Ores ham; W. W. Oatobelh Myrtle Point:
W. O. Qrubb. Scottsburg; O. W.- Crow-
son, -Ashland; -W. . T. Ooulder, O rants
Pass; David IJnk, EugenerXee Logan,
Crow; W. Worrell, Albany; J. J. Thurs
ton, guver; H. . King, rorest trrwvej
O. B. Mount. Baker City: H. E. La Bare,
Clatskaaie; J. O. Powell, PrlnevtUe; E.
W. Born, Fox: W. E. WlkeseU. Seppner:
R. W. Foster. W. T. Vaurhn. J. J. Oott-
lhardt, A. j! Collin, Portland; In A
Troyer, Milton; C. T. , Colt, Summer-vmej-B.'
.-lafe,-Troy; C U.' Da kin.
Hood River; Cliff ora" Cooper, Anton.
BUTLER WILL SING , : :
; AT THE WHITE TEMPLE
, i i v.
1 On oY the moot popular singers who
has ever visited Portland la Fred But
ler. , , He was Dr. Chapman's special
soloist daring the V evangellstlo cam
paign In this elty, and . mad v many
friends who desired 40 -hear hlnv In ft
classical and popular program. tn r
spons to these reuesis; Dr.; Brougber
ha mad arrangetnenta for him to give
song recital at the -White ' Temple
Saturday night . He will be assisted
by Mrs, Fletcher Linn, soprano; Mis
Oracs E. Kemp, organist, and Edgar B.
Coursen, aooompanlat. Soma of the
numbers Mr. Butler will . sing -are as
follows: - v -
a) Herbert (Singing Bird). "Love Is
Merest Folly"; -b) Korby (Hungarian
Melody). "Had, a Horse"; .Roeewlg,
"For What Thou Art"; Lohr, "To My
First Lore"; Handel, "Honor and Arms";
Verdi (Ernsnl). "Infellee"; Edwards,
"My Own Tnlted States"; Old Irish,
"My Love Keif"! Sehnmarm, "Ioh Orolh
Nk!ht";D Koven (Robin Hood)r "Ar
mourer s . Song". Stuar "The Bando-
Is Ready. and It
r-
- -
;
A
in single and double breasted stylesriwe have them in DRESS,
or OUTING STYLES, and equ
suns ci ven a way
A; ;vin our Boys'
NEW SAWMILL TO BE ,
r : ERECTED AT CHEHAUS
tftpartal DUpatcft to The Tasrssl )
Chehalla, April IL Che halls'
manufacturing enterprise Is
For several year the elty ha
without such an Industry, although thou
sands of dollars have gone out of her
annually for lumbar for fts la the dif
ferent manufacturing - plants and tor
building the hundreds, of new houses
tba.bee sassi aristed within the pssl
three year. Arthur ' Brown. Carroll
Brown and John B. Blake are back of
the enterprise. They have . closed
deal for the purchase '-of-. B.' Leon
ard's iM acre of timber on Coal creek, I
wwn us eureouy east of uneaaiiarTne
price paid for the timber la lie. 000 aad
after the timber ' is removed the land
rvrts to Mr. Leonard. J ;
A eompaay will be incorporated and
It wUl build ft mill that will have
oapaclty of 40,000 .feet dally. t
A spur wul be built from the Northern
Paclflo mala una up Coal creek valley
and the oompanywill log by rail. ' It
la expected the new, Will win employ
from 0 to men. y. , r- -:
The Ullies to Arrive Tonight.
Direct from the lflv beds of Califor
nia, I.OOO select oalla lilies win arrive
er the S. P. R. B Walla Fargo x
press. Those 111 lee are special ship
ment' for Tb Chicago, ' the big store
0-71-TI Third, between Oak aad Pks,
The beautiful flower will be distrib
uted f re to all lad callers at the store.
Commencing early, ftt TUO ftyta, tomor
row. In order to civ the waa earners
ah opportunity to secure their share, the
distribution, will continue until the lilies
are all disposed of. Aft the trade of
Easter Saturday win be a a tore erowdar
la Itself, the Chicago desire to pass
out the lilies quickly aa possible In or
der to devete the entire attention of the
establish meet, to the Easter trade. See
the Chicago advertisement oa page S
of today's paper. Come, ladles. Come
ly aad fast. All are invited to nas-
a ci pate in ui nignt or tn 111 lea. com
mencing at t:I9 tomorrow (Saturdarl
morning ax xn uuetca . ,--- r ...
HILL UNES TO BUILD V '
FROM 0'J.EILTO DENVER
'. (Jesrssl ftpeelel ervtaa.)
Omaha. Nob, . April IL It la renortad
on high, authority that the BUI system
will this year construct a tin from
O'Nsa, Neb.to Thedford, Neb., 00 the
Omaha-Bllllngs Una, and thane south
west to eome point on the Omaha-Dearer
line. This will complete the Northern
Securities rout - from Duluth to - the
Twin ClUee ami Btoux City to Denver.
The new route will be the shortest be
tween these points. -y j
otoa FXZSAT
OKZOAM.
af gpulal
Chicago. - DL; April II.' Ban lues la
the Catholic enure he and la , many
Protestant churches, and the cloelng
of the schools, the banks, the board of
trade and the stock exchange marked
the cbsei fence of Oood Friday la Chi
cago). -
C ASTOR I A
la lafiflU and CLiUrea. ;
Tti fti Yea to Aj LtI
Brs the ,
CiBfttQt of
TV
Need Not Cost You More Than
CHEVIOTS BliUE SERGES aiid
- TrWitn au purcirases of tive Dollars
and ChUdreri's Departments. :
Fire to SdDO lottie oris
WKmLLl GLVE -AViAV, FREE TU' &00 ' LITTLE ' GlkllS WHO WILL CALL AT OUR
A DOLL'S PILLOW
Msde of real ticking; jnst like the big ones st home, and filled with the pleasant smelling fiber, j
You must bring Mamma with you that she may, see the Alr-o'-Pine Mattress,'1 the TRUE
health bed, while you are getting the pillow. .-' . ";--'.:;y V' '-j - C: ' ; r-.'--r
' " Saturday at? 93 Grand A venue m
HYGIENIC
WEM,
IN WGOD PRICES
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FOR ONLY 30 DAYS
25
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220C
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UwJ ' , - ;"-7 ", i , '' , Oreen short, per lond.........l.T5 r-Tl r 1 t.J
' ' Y' X "''"'-.'Dry-short, psr load...... .7iX9'" s C- m ,
-S ' ' Dry 4-foot wood, per ord.....r 1 ' t tn f
'. 7' ' :' '' ' v- $ , tlosa pse1 load J.f,-.J 1
that kwe sel l;a, SPLENDI D
TOMORROW SATURDA Y
STORE. WITH THEIR MOTHERS,
ii . ...... 'i
SWEEPING
"V y '-' ' "'- . . 'i-'1-'' ''''V
; roi cm siiTain ran.
S! Oreen short slab,
.Dry short slab per
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mm
V. 4-foot dry wood, per ord.MM..fl Ui
., Block wood, per load. ..... ... . V-OO
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. '.Wirt ;
immm:
CLAY
or over
OF PINS'
NEEDLE FIBER
per toed- ....Bl.TK
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