The Oregon daily journal., August 16, 1905, Page 16, Image 16

TllZ CUEGON J3AILY, JOURNAL', PORTLAND, WEDIIZCDAY ZVZIUUQ, AUGUST U
. J STREETS IE
KEPT CLOSED
Slow Contractors and Non-Reui
dent Owner Place Ban ;
"" r . on Traffic. '
J EAST SIDE FORCED TO
- SEEK STRANGE BYWAYS
Many of the Main Thoroughfares
Barricaded Becaute of - Parsimony
of Eastern Property Holders-
Many More Left Half Finished.
The eaat sile ofae The Jrnrnil I Is I;
hi Vtor. of Mrs. K. W. Uckl.w. 0 Kst
Morrison 'streak 'Telephone .
Two mlnga art holding- back' the eaat
' Bide, so far aa tne aeouring m nun
condition la concerned, ona fault
'.I.. h ih contraotora. tha othar
rwlth tha nonresident property ownera.
. JThe trouble experienced in securing tha
consent of real aatata companle and
eastern property-holders to any lm-
, provement baa long- been tha meana of
' barricading many of tha chief aaat alda
thoroughfares. Grand avanua and tha
numerous unbrldged gulchea being
caaea In point, and TTiia fault-apparently
la but alofly being remedied, sev
" eral Important linprovementa . having
.been delayed for montha on account of
co or two large eatatea or realty flrma.
- But the other fault, that of tha con
tractor' delay, la no leaa vexatloue, and
today several Important thoroughfare
on the-east aide -e-eloed tewtraflle
and bava been for weeka because of tha
leisurely methods of contractors who
nut on a courae of jagged rock and,
than leave tha atreet for weeka before
anything further la done. Lower Wll
llama avenue. Eaat Twelfth atreet and a
number of atreeta In Central Alblna ar
-eaareplea,: Work on Shaver atreet was
""commenced montha ago and la atlll in
complete, .though but (We or six blocks
were to be graveled. Block of Jagged
rock have been left for weeka on sev
eral eaat alda atreeta thla summer with-
-. out a. workman ehowlng up to aurface
the cloaed highway. - In laying tha-plank
roadway on Mississippi aad upper Wil
liam avenue it took the eontractora
longer to lay tha board than it did for
those boards to wear out after they
were laid, and fully half the time auch
atreeta ar either undergoing repair, or
elae are needing it eo badly , that they
cannot be uaed.
To add to tha annoyance and hind
rance of traffic many ff the atreeta that
are repaired and put in ahapa for heavy
truffle are torn up by some of the
numerous corporations" that either lay
pipes beneath the aurface or. track
above it. In Irvlnfcton several atreet
that ware macadamised this year war
torn up about tha time the contractors
regular mound of loo esiHn' aria"fbrE
aliow tha courae of the new malna, the
corporation workmen tearing up th
. pavement and making no attempt to re
. place it, beyond acooplng looaa earth
'back on top of the excavation.
ST. JOHNS BONDS REFUSED.
Lecond rinm Tons Dwi rropoeed Za-
V sue and rat of Serlp Zs Battled.
CM. Elllnwood of Chicago haa refused
to purchase the St Johns municipal
bond issue of f 10.000. and has notified
the auditor that, according to the -char-
. ter, tha bond isaoa waa not -valldV- This
. probably definitely aettlea this Issue,
and though Mayor King and a few of
' the more hopeful town officiate have
been confidently aaaertlng that all would
yet be well, the action of tha Chicago
bidder, taken In connection with the re
fusal of the local Arm who backed down
after agreeing to take the bonda, will in
all likelihood serve aa tha funeral knell
- for the bond Issue, which waa conceived
In a mass meeting, voted with enthual-
ill
Cuticura Soap combines dell
, . cate medicinal, emollient, sanative,
' and antiseptic properties derived
- ' from Cuticura.'the great Skiri Cure,
.... with the purest of cleansing in
predients ' and most' refreshing of
flower odors. -For preserving,
purifyingand beautifying the skin,
' scalp, hair, and hands, for irrita
tions of the skirt heat rashes, ta
sunburn, bites and stings of insects,
lameness and soreness Incidental
to "summer sports, ' f o- sanative,
, antiseptic cleansing, and for all th
purposes of the toilet, bath, and
nursery, Cuticura Soap, assisted :
i v-uucuratjintment, is priceless
Il'k.sltPH..Mje.-"
asm and Anally refused by two of the
three flrma who offered bids.
While it ia not too late to hold an
other bond election and vote on an lav
au that would bo perhapa valid under.
the charter, tha varloua conflicting da
mandaf of .. toat . Instrument and th
trouble already experienced In working
unaer me ining will prooaoiy prevent
the council from authorising another
bond election under the present charter.
The Income of th town la ateadlly In
creasing, and it la thought the current
expenaea can be met without much or a
deficit until the, ISO tax levy can be
collected. Then there will be -money
enough to provide aome of the thlnga
moat needed. The building of the city
hall and Jail and tha purchase of suit
able (Ire apparatus will probably be de
ferred until a new charter la given tha
town, and it can laaua valid bonds. Tha
other bill which tha bonda were laaued
for public dock, town hall alte and
debta Incurred by a former admlnle
tratlon - will probably , be met by the
town confessing Judgment and laaulng
special warranta.
HE WANTS HIS HOUSEr
Owaer Desire to Satertals Barter
rrtenda, But Ca&aot D Bo. , ;
Becaua Anna and Jacob. Miller re
fused to, depart front tha' houae of M.
MacMahan. block .11. McMillan's addi
tion. In time for tha owner to enter
tain eaatern friend, to whom h had
promised a aummer home If they ahould
visit him during the fair, he haa brought
suit to have tha tenanta ouated. Yes
terday .the third ault of this character
brought by him agalnat tha Millers
was heard lri the eaat alda Justice court.
Justice Retd of tha west alda court ap
peared before Judge : Seton as , attor
ney for the Millera.
The defenae urged that a leaaa for a
year had been secured from an author
ised agent of the owner md that tha
monthly rental of 120 rtKuathlr han been
accepted v monthly by the collector, of
the owner. The proaecutlon denied that
'yearly leaa waa - made and chal
lenged, the Millera to produce a written
on to' which It was retorted that tha
verbal leaaa was preaumed to be bind
ing between men of bualnaaa Integrity.
Mr. MacMahan .told his troubles to
the court and stated that he had suf
fered great grief and humiliation be
cause he could not keep hla promlaea
to hla eaatern friend. He also as
serted that, contrary to the agreement.
the Millers had sublet the bouaa to a
number , of , undaalrabl tenants, ' who
had deatroyed many of the Interior fit
tinge. Thecourt decided that mature
reflection was needed to reach a Juat
decree and-tha matter waa taken tinder
advisement. ,
EDWARDS FINALLY QUITS.
V Jokns Oonnnllmaa Beads Aaotke
mealgnatioa, Wbiek Is Aooepted.
After sending another . resignation.
which he neglected to sign. Councilman
P. Edwarda of St. Johns waa finally
declared to be no longer a member H
that body laat night by Mayor. King
and three councllmen. A resignation
dated August was presented by the
mayor, . but the" realgnatton waa not
signed, and the Edwarda party in th
council charged that" the unalgned raa-
ttion looked auplcleaaweitr-Attorr4
ney Greene explained that the resigna
tion was preps red at tha request of Mr.
Edwarda and that tha omission of the
signature waa an oversight.
When tha vot waa taken as to
whether Mr. Edwarda ahould be consid
ered member of tha body or not three
of the councllmen refused to vote, and
Ijiatlon effective. Should Mr. Kd wards
again aesire 10 up nv iini ww
three who did not vote will back him
In hla attempt, though probably no fur
ther atruggla will take place, and St tha
next, meeting of the council it ia ex
pected that the vacant place will be
filled by the members.- - .
The man ch'6aen to fill Edwards' plscs
will decide th saloon question In St.
Johns, for at present the council Is
evenly divided on this matter. . Those
who favored. the continued retention of
Mr. Edwarda aa a -member of the coun
cil assert that th mayor and the three
license advocate will choose a fourth
member who will favor the admtaalon
of saloons, and a continuance of the
atruggla la anticipated. '
WANT DOG CATCHER.
Meant Tabor Zavttea ronndmastes aad
Castas Ohasr to Its Boaaids. .
Tha watchful car of th Portland
poundmaater and dog catcher will be
extended ito Mount Tabor If the recom
mendation of tha Puah dub there has
any weight with the city authorities.
At tha laat meeting" of the Push club
It waa decided to aend s, committee to
the council end aak that the dog catcher
and poundmaater of Portland be aent to
tha recently annexed portion of Mount
Tabor and gather up such stray anl
mala aa he might find. Mount Tabor
haa endeavored to aettle the oow ques
tion for years, but popular elections
have felled and various peer officers
have given up tha struggle. Recently
Justice Shreve declared that ha would
nothing, unlesa complaint waa mad
by thoa who bad suffered from the
wandering cows. By calling, the city
poundmaater to the acene the resident
oppoaed to the unrestricted roaming ot
cowa believe they will aettle th 4ong
sgltsted question.
CHILDREN'S DAYS-ARE
' POPULAR AT THE FAIR
The Sunday school snd children' days
at the exposition have proved ao popu
lar and th results have been ao grati
fying from all polnta of view that this
Idea will be carried out to the conclu
sion of the fair. - ' .
Four Sunday achool days have been
given, -at which the attendance of chil
dren waa aa follows: Methodlat day
1.(11. Baptist day t.ili. Congregational
1.1(4. Presbyterian 1.(41.
J. N. Dolnk. of the department . of
exploitation, t revising and preparing a
schedule; which will Include special day
for all other denominations, and vhlch
will provide attractlv features for coil-
arm or en ages.
Owing to the completeneae of the ex
position's program for this week and Its
many Important eventa the new schedule
of children's day will not go Into effect
until next week. . ..
CAPTAIN SEYMOUR IS
CHARMED' WJTH FAIR
'"This fair la something grand. It I
credit to the city. The electrical dis
play Is th prettiest 1 have ever aeen."
r ' F' emaurt former captain ef d
tectlvea of the San Francisco police
r "mr-renignea in o UXI
charge pf th detective service of Wells.
Fargo A Co. on the Paclfc coast, said
so at police headquarters. Ite la , her
on nis annual vara i ton, with hla ilf
ana aaugnter, ana win not returh to
San Franclaco until Saturday.
Captain Seymour IS gathering a large
number of aouvenlra."whlrh he mil dis
tribute among his friends St th Uoldeg
Oate.
. - -
HEIIOUSE SITES
DELUD- -
North Central Section 1$ Being
Rapidly Absorbed by, the
: -r Wholesaler.' ' -V.,.
SEVERAL BUILDINGS . V .
ARE ALREADY GOING UP
Value of th Territory Is, Just Bt-
comins- Understood by Heavy Busi
nesg Interests, and Demand for
Property Is, Crowing ApsxeL-
' -'- -
The north central part of the city. In
cluding the area aeven to eight blocks
weat .from the river below the depot. Is
In growing demand for warehouse and
wholeaale eetabllshments. . Locations not
too distant from tha waterfront and
within assy reach of' railway aiding
ar being taken -np - at - nign ngurea.
Soma of the heavier establishment.
looking to the future of bualnesa here
and realising the necessity for whole
salers to get into leaa cramped quarters.
have .purchased on futurity needs, and
will, hold the property until they are
ready to build. - Nearly all the estab
lishments handling a large atock have
apace In' thla aeotlon of the city, and
ther la a prospect of th district being
thoroughly Intersected with spur rail
way lines. Several brick warehouse
will be erected In this part of tha ctty
the preaent year, but plana formulated
Inaur much more work th following
aeaaon. Heavy bualneaa Interests art
Just beginning - to appreciate th ad-
vantagea of thla great level stretch snd
its contiguity to trarno lines. The er
feet will be to crowd -out most of the
little cottsges thathave wedged In and
rapidly broaden the territory dominated
by the wholesalers. '
Building- em Kolladay Aveame. .
F. Clarno haa completed plans snd
specifications for his three-story brick
building on Holladay avenue between
Crosby and Lara bee streets. Thla will
combine accommodations for atorea on
the lower floor and rooms on tha upper
floora.. There will be a full basement
the also of the building, (0 feet In width
by IK feet depth. A preaaed-brlck front
and neat facade will give the edifice
sightly appearance, to pioneer the
cluater of buildings ' for business pur
poses expected In that Immediate dis
trict. The room a will be neatly nnlahed,
furniahed with hot and cold water and
special heating arrangements. Work 1s
to commence on the structure Immedi
ately. ; , . ',
Structure foi Vew Telephone Company.
member of the swItchboaraV. com
pany which Is drawing the designs for
the central building of the Home Tele
phone tc Telegraph company la in th
city conTerrlng with the local manage
ment When all Information regarding
the number of jaltcbea and -local oadl-1
tlons haa been secured nlana and apecl-
flcatlons will be completed quickly and
soon work will begin on a structure
which la. promised artlatlc appearance.
aa well aa greater stability and fire re
stating properties, than any other build
ing of the city... ..
raetflo Orate Company Will Build. '
Bin- th. Tlfl ftrlfl -mn.n
bought an intereat In lots i and (, block
1, plana for a large brick hav been
expected, but nothing haa been given
out yet. It Is believed that a contract
111 be let soon, adding to the central
upper portion of the city another busi
ness-block.
riae Sam fog Blks.
Th Elks- who. com to the city will
be ahown the new Elks' building at She
corner of Seventh and Stark atreeta,
which la an object of great pride to
the. order In this state. It had bees
hoped ' thst the handsome structure
would be completed by the gathering ot
the order for Elks' day at the fair, but
that waa Impossible. It will be possible
for the visitors to appreciate the edifice
from its exterior line. Interior finish
ings will' be In keeping with the work
completed and In Elka will within "a
short time have a home which will be
the prld ,of th fraternity, ' - r
- Johm aueraaa'a BTew Beeldeno. -
Plana and specifications are being pre
pared for a home for John Klernan.
which ia to be built en lota 1 and 4 and
half of lot t. block 111, Couch addition.
The property haa Juat been bought by
Mr. Klernan from I Haxter lor (ll.ooo.
Nothing definite .haa been laaued regard
ing, the atyle of the house, but It is
understood that the building will coat
$1,000 or $(.000. '
Construction will begin at an early
date on a large warehouse for the John
A. Roebllng's Bona Rope company ware
house, which la to cover nearly a block.
Tha company bought lota 1, 1, t and 4,
block 1(4, Couch addition, a few daya
ago from -John Klernan for-(10,ee.-Th
warehouse la to be of brick, will be quite
capacloua and ia to be uaed solely for
storing purposes, aa the company will
maintain Ita office up town.
PORT ARTHUR FALLS
BEFORE LAW'S ATTACK
For the second time Port Arthur haa
fallen-.- Unassisted Speqlal Constable
Lou Wagner atorraed the citadel, located
near the entrance to the fair grounds,
and caused it speedily to capitulate yea
terday.'t A alega force of one man was
left In control.
The garrison waa evacuated by Major
3. A. Magulre and George Hill. In charg
of the "boote" works. A writ of at
tachment, lasued by Mikado Reld, on
sworn complaint of -J.- Stephens, ..who
declares that 1201 la due him from the
occupants of the fortress, waa served
on tha defeated forces,
- Port Arthur waa a panorama, liquor
eatabliahment and dance hall.
!;OTtheBaBy,
Mellin's Food an - infant
food without an equal except .
Mother's Milk, a food that feeds,
a food that givSatUfactlonV v food '
that baa been need for many years -with
best results a food that makes
the babies grow strong. 8end for
free esmple. ' ;
renin' Feed U lat MIT !feW
4. which received th Crasi rrls.
a sm aaeauu.
antU-IN S FOOD CO. BOSTON. MASS.
onrrscira
Splendid Reception Civert Her
Most Distinguished Son at
V . the Exposition. " '
EX-GOVERNOR FRANCIS
IS GUEST OF HONOR
Tells the People What They Owe to
Fair, and Urges Them to Support
It by. Every Means Within Their
Power.
Th apeclal ( exercises In honor of
David R. Francis and the Louisiana Pur
chase yesterday afternoon rank among
the important eventa of the Lwls and
Clark fair.. Thar was a great crowd
in the Auditorium, and when ex-Oover-nor
Francis waa Introduced by President
Qoode aa the moat distinguished son of
Mlaaourl he waa greeted with cheers i
that lasted 'a full minute. - Mr. Francis
spoke eloquently and earnestly. ' Tbej
moat significant point he mad was,
that if th. people of Oregon failed to :
give thla .fair their full and liberal sup
port they would regret It .the-rest of
their lives. . -' - . r
. "Down In St, Louie," aald th formr
governor, "they wish now that tha ex
position had run through KOS. They
did not appreciate that ahow . until It
waa over. And I wlah to say to you
people of thla great commonwealth that
when . your aplendld axpoaltlon ia over
you will regret It but once, and that
will be the rest of your daya,, particu
larly If you do notglve it the patron
age that It deaervea." ' : '
President Francis spoke of the tre
mendous paaaenger traffic weatward on
account of the exposition, limited only
by th facilities of th railroad compa
nies. He aald also, that there had been
no depression In business at St. Louis
after the fair.
- President anode delivered a ahort ad
dress of welcome, "ae - did-' Governor
Chamberlain. The other speaker waa
R. H. Kern, president of th Mlaaourl
commission, who eulogised Oregon and
Ha resources. Mualcal featurea of tha
afternoon were aoloa . .by -Mrs. Frank
Eberle and selection by Pe Caprlo's
Administration band. :
, At tha conclusion, of the ceremonies
a public reception took place, at which
hundreds of visitors shook th hand ot
President Francis. - -
Tonight there will be a great lawn
fete in bonor of th Mlssourlans, pro
vided the weather Is fain- .
GRAND JURY TO DELVE
: ; INTO LAND FRAUDS
Th federal grand Jury, which Is to
resume investigation 6rth ianr frauds
and related matters. Is to convene in
Portland next. Tuesday. .United States
Circuit Judg Gilbert aald this morning
that tha order directing th grand Jury
to be drawn would be laaued tomorrow.
Francis J. Heney, th district attor
ney, ia expected next Monday to attend
for Ban Franqlaco, Secret Service Agent
Burna and bis aaalatants hav been
busily engaged In gathering evidence
for submission to th Jury. ir-
Owing to pressure of business In his
own court. Judge Hunt of Montana, who
la to preside at' the remaining land
fraud trials, will - not be able to reach
Portland nntir September C. Th third
trlalbf Congressman Williamson and
his codefendanta, which was aet .for
August 28, will therefor b postponed
until September (. and a corresponding
change will be made In th data of the
trial of the conspiracy case agalnat
Senator Mitchell, Congressman Hermann
and othera, originally set.-for Septem
ber t. . ' i .
The grand Jurors to be drawn tomor
row, will be taken. from tha new grand
Jury Hat, which haa bean- compiled In ac
cordance with an order mad by Judg
D Haven a few -weeks ago. .
SOUTHERN STATES WILL
CELEBRATE TOMORROW
Tennessee day and Loulalana day will
be celebrated at the exposition tomor
row at 1:10 o'clock In the Oregon build
ing. The following program haa been
prepared:
Call to order, J. C. Morelund, vice
president Dixie society for Tennessee,
presiding; musle by De Caprlo'a band.
"Way Down In Tennessee"; welcoming
address. It. w. Qoode.- president Lewis
and Clark exposition, and Jefferson My
ersTprastdent Oregon stats commission:
violin solo, Miss Seeltgaon of Richmond,
Vs.; vocal solo, Mrs. W. Boyd Hamil
ton; greetings to the southland. Gover
nor George K. Chamberlain; muslo by
the band, "Columbia, tha Gem of the
Ocean"; "Louisiana,'' Tom Richardson;
"Tennessee," W. H. Washington of
Nashville, Tenn.t reading, Mrs. Dr. M. O.
McCprkle; recollection of Tennessee,
Rev. J. whltcomb Broughec; vocal quar
tet, Mra. Hamilton, Miss picket, Mr,
Hollowell and Mr. Mills; muslo by the
band. ," i - - . ;
; That Great Bugaboo
Improper ventla.tlon, that . causes so
many , people to' turn away from th
ordinary restaurant, hotel dining-room
or grill, becaua of th offanalv odora
so prevslent, haa - been fully overcome
St "Y Oregon Grill" by th Installation
of the very latest system of -ventila
tion." Then the beat viands and delica
cies that the market affords" are always
served. Hear the celebrated Symphony
Orchestra after p. m. . Corner Sixth
and Stark.
ALASKA EXCURSION.
' Sitka and Return $60.
JUeamer' Cottage City, 'August' t4,
Skagway, Sitka and return. Steamer City
of Seattle, August 1(-J(, Skagway. Last
excursions of the season. Paclflo Coaat
Steamahlp . company, J4 Washington
atreet Phone Main I2(.
tow Xxenrsiom mataa Bast.
On August t4. It and September 11,
17, th Great Northern railway will sell
excursion tickets to Chicago and return
for 171.60; St. Loula and return, MT.IS;
St- Paul, Minneapolis snd Duluth and
return, 1(0; tlcketa good for going pas
sage for JO days; final return limit. 90
days) good going via Great Northern
railway, returning aame or any direct
route, atopovera allowed going and re
turning. For tickets and additional In
formation call on or address H. Dickson,
C. P. and T. A.. Great Northern By.,
1?1 Third atreet. Portland.: -
Frsfeired STsoek
Allen A Lewis' Beat Brand.
A
Of Madras, Chambray and
other soft material; in the
newest stripes and figured
patterns; some with French
lx)soms; Balance of stock
of these stylish shirts which
have been selling regularly
at 75c and 50c will be cleared
V --but-at-r-r-
y'".' .':""::-. "" ' '
All Boys5 Wash Suits H
I
7:
When
MAY
BRIGHT SUNSffiTiE
BATIMG AND SURF BOATKG EVERY BAY OF )T0E YEAR
FROM THE TEMPERATURE RECORDS IT WILL BE SEEN THAT HAWAII IS
NOT ONLY A WINTER RESORT, BUT A SUMMER RESORT. ITS CLIMATE IS SO
EVEN THAT IT OFFERS A MOST WELCOME CHANGE TO ONE WHO WOULD
AVOID THE EXTREMES OF ANY OTHER SECTION. THESE FORTUNATE ISLES
OFFER TO THE VISITOR THE PERFECTION OF CLIMATE. BRIGHT SUNSHINE,
BLUE SKIES, A SUMMER SEA, SPLENDID MOUNTAIN VISTAS, HIGH PEAKS,
DEEP VALLEYS, BRILLIANT-HUED VERDURE, SHINING MOONLIGHT, EXCEL-
LENT DRIVES, UNSURPASSED ACCOM MOD ATIONS. AND THERE IS, TOO, A
WELCOME AWAITING EVERY ONE WHO WILL VISIT THIS NEWEST TERRI-
TORY OF THE UNITED STATESrA WELCOME BUILT ON THE AMERICAN PLAN.
No Tfcnc for a Visit Ever IYm or IYC1 xiiieSnVixx Wow Jcla la Tb Jcarnal's Ccatest
THE OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN TO ALL.: YOU MAY BE ONE OF THE LUCKY.
EIGHT TO WIN THIS GRAND TRIP. ' , V - , . .
Conditions
ITatT Aay yenng lady over IS years
of mar be aoaglsated at say tlsw ea
bUnki provided by The Journal with the
endorsement ef twe well-kaowa dtlsms
f the dlatrlet la whlck shsrealoes.
SZOOVOThree Jadces sareesble te the
different candidates shall be selected te
. erneUlly aanounee the winner la eaoh e
.trlet. one yoang Udy to be ebosea ftent
eacb fllntrle. . . .
THISD A In othw election, eerb je
, trtct shall vote separately. The vote la
one cannot afreet the other. Matters prop
erly enneernlng the dlstrlet will be settled
by the wlahee ef the majority. The win
ner shall have tha rlaht t aaa a prosy
If anable to attend berself.
i yOtiaTH Vottng will cosjaieBes . Tanrs-
y, A USU.K s, WW, ana
QxtxcXA
Coupon Free Ha wall an trip
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This eeupon nrast bo voted
. An Information recardinfir conditlona of the Honolulu tour
manager of the Contest Department of The Journal , ' .
Conntir-3 wD t itoaa on Monday. Vcirttiyt end Prliayi ts i tbs Stcndln
cf lbs Cci:.iti Ancccd to tt3 Pct'Js ths day. s ;
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ell
Suits
The opening up of, our
ad vance Fall styles shows
the most stylish, hobby
suits made of Worsteds,;
Tweeds and Fancy Chey
iots. They are made after
.models by the most fash-
ionable custom tailors.
JWatake v. special pride
SUIT
You See It In Our Ad. It's So : ;v4
lHH iVEAR ROUND
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of The JournalVHonolufu
December SO. st g e'eloek ' . " SI.. " " 1SOJ.
Oonnone mast be voted wlrhin sevea ears
5ft m- Isn. Ooanoss cat from tbe Daily
osrnal must be neatly trimmed. All
coupons, wh.ther single er special, mnst bear
tbe same ef the candidate to be voted for.
covrovs Aix onmr as roixowgr
TOTKatnsI eospons, eat from tbe dslly
paper, are sood for one vote. Saberrlptloa
to tbe Evening Jonrnal sad Bnnday Morning
Journal, three months, 1.H, a special
eonpon f 1W-vete p414 la advaaes).
Bnbeerlntloa te Kvenlng and Sunday Mora
ine; Jonrnal six months, $S.TS, a ssirlal
eonpon ef 160 votre (paid la sdTSnee). Sub
serlptloa to tbe Xvenlng and Saaday Morn
ing Journal It montha, ST.SO, s Fecial
eoopon of TOO votes tpsld In sdvsaee).
Bnheerlptloa to the evening sad Sunday
Morning yours I, three SMotbs by stall,
Laevl ; ' t
on er before August 11101.
Balbriggan and Jersey;
Ribbed Underwear for
men soft and comfort
able. Excellent value
at the regular price, 50c;
-4riow reduced to
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Tour Contest:
l.SO. e epeelal eonpon ef ISO votes (paid
la saraae). aanetriptioa to tea xvenlng
snd ganday Morning Journal by mall six
months, 14.7ft, a apeclal eonpon of SM vet,
(paid la advance I. Snberrlptloa to th
Evening . and Sunday Morning Jonrnal by
mall IS montha, (7.00, s sptclal eonnoa ot
Too votes (paid la adTsnee). 8mt-Wekly
JonrasI, It. SO a year, special esnpoa ef 100
votes (paid la advenes). .
SIXTB Oonpons ahould be voted st the
headquarter nearest yon er mailed to the.
eonpon department of The Journal,"" or" at
any point named below. Tote will be
counted TSeedsr, Thnredsys and Saturdays
asd tbe totals anno ace la
that day s
. Any esndldats withdrawing from tbe eoa
taet cannot bare bar votes ssuateg for an
other. xxAoavAiTxma aid. to ma riAoxai
first Wsti la- Multnomah snd Clsrkamas
eonntles. Voting place. Coupon Dapartmeat
ef The Journal office. s
eeesA OtotrMtUaloa, TJaiatllla aad
Wallowa eonntles. .
Tklrg Biatri Waece, Bhrrmaa. OlUUsa, I
Morrow.. Whaeler aad Crook counttee,
y earth Dlatrt .. Baher, Orant, Uarasy
Sad Malheur, oonatlae. - -- -
Tlftb tHstrl OolnmMa ' and Oaniof
essntl, Oregoni KllehlUt. Ce wilts. Clerk.
Parlae, WahkUkum aad Skamania sountles,
Waahlsgtoa. . ,
Sixth PlaUlet Marios. liae aad Lent
erutitle.
aVweatk Plsailst Wsshlnftoa. Tillamook,
TaiahilL Benton. Polk nod Linooln eenntl.
lliMk Dlatrto Oooilaa, Ceo. Curry..
I Jooennln, Jscksoa. Klemeth asd - Lake
IUCS.
ahould be addressed to the
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