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U. 1005. u IIirFllR FIRE FTOME ,i;NEWS 1 hanksaivirjif? Sale APPARATUS The Measure of Refinement 'A f"- THE OREGON" DAILY JO URN AH.7 PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Iverytaiaa Tvtkf e WO0DUKX STORE ) fa MUtHi Vellerware v Pottery .v ..... '- Gl'. .-v. ; HALF RRICi 'All our stock of this du tiful Art Ware offered this week at;half the reg ular price seeing" is Re lieving. Sells . ' regularly from 80c to $6.00.. Now 10 MM Fourth 40c A 85.CD Suit of X1WG00D Clolhcs FREE to the Best Coy Detective ! - The man who sells Xtraoood .Boys' 'Qothes for Ederheimer, Stein & Co.,vChtcago, is coming: to see us within ten days. We will give freeany X1222D suit in our store to . the first clever boy under .16 years of age who ' finds 1THIS man before he leaves town. WHAT YOU t . . Vnrnii tliinlr .yow-haoe fuuiid Llie rtgHT" man, say to him : "You are from Ederheimer, Stein A Go., Chicago, and sell X2S22D Clothes." Remember, these words, vlf'you ' say anything else he will not answer. ." ( SAM! ROSENBLATT & CO. C03L TCISD AND UOMISOII. STREETS; ;; IP KING EDWARD VII Were Here He Would Buy ART TREASURES At the Chamber of ' Commerce AUCTION : : Last WecR of Sale Last of Japan's Fair Exhibit ONLY A FEW DAYS. LEFT SALES DAILY5 CIIAS.J1. O'Connor Auctioneer . v 7 V "i Every piece of our splendid stock of fered at great reduction during this 'sale. - ' - J"iSuch inroads haye teen made upon ..our extensive display of Cut Glass dur- ing the past week that we have found It ,f necessary to place several additional or .;' ders rfo"be"ready for the" holidayde ,manL 1 A large number of new pieces ' have already arrived and joined our . collection on display and sale. ', We de . sire to impress upon you the fact that . t this is a rate showingan extraordi-' nary attempt and, judging from the sales, a successful one, to provide Port- land homes with rich and beautiful Cut Glass in unusual shapes and cuttings at , a. price much less than regular..,. v" Sample prices which are convincing : .; Reg. :$ 2.00 Special. ? 1.40 1.88 '2.45 3.43 5-inch Nappy 6-inch Nappy -?r, . . . . ' 6-inch Nappy . !i . . . . 1 8-inch'.Berry Bowl.'.' Water Glasses, 6-6r., half dozen Water "Glasses," 8-ozv half dozen ...'... , Water Glasses, 6-oz 2.50 3.?5 4.5T 2.50 3.50 1.47 2.25 . half dozen '. Water; Bottle -Water Pitcher "Water Pitcher 16.50 3.83 '5.50. 3.83 . ......i 2.75 1.27 lTr.;7.' 7.504.7O ; Sugar Bowl and j; Creamer Set 6.50 4.00 7.50 .5.85 9.95 75:00 4.82 3.33 5.24 4.65 7.25 40.09 Spoon .Tray .:. Vase, 12 inches. . . . . . Vase, 8 inches ........ Finger Bowl,, half dor.' Punch Bowl -punch .Glasses, T"halfrdozrrvT; 11.507.77,. and Washington MUST DO .'V 11 A. M. TO 6 P. M. 7 P. M. TO 10 P. M Y. KUSHIBIKI, . Commissioner-General. Y, HASHIMOTO, ' Commissioner." "'y." ..Y:.YAMAJI,-:4:--- -Manager. A Bottle t WOOD LAM ST1UP YrO- rioirann com rouao wut t in Werts ef Sosf M , ,4 rm T-i. Jardinieres at lah- These .handsomely,' deco rated Jardinieres add so much to the home deco ration. - The cost ' is just a trifle. Regular .' prices 85c, $1.15,, $1.50;'. $1.85. ' ' '. ... . NOW You won't miss this op- portmitwillQui Strefets CQUNCILr.lEN STOP SALARY RAISE Bennett, Marsters ' and : Gray , Block Increase in Health ' Commissioner's Pay. v. WILY MEMBERS Sight - POLITICS INT SCHEME And Yet It Is Asserted That Mayor ; bid Not Know MaUhV Political j VlewfVvTftn HaApporaTlffTilrlPI Gets Only Ninety Dollars Month. . Because they desired, for political reasons, to binder Mayor Lane in car rylna out a policy outlined to govern the oltr board of health, three members of the wsys and. means committee of tha council - yesterday successfully blocked tha attempt to Increase tha sal ary of Dr. Ray Matson. city health com missioner, and refused to provide for additional assistance In the office. Dr. Matson, head of the health office, now receives lit a month, from which ho baa to provide a clerk to keep the records, take complaints and issue burial nermlta. while he is Investigating- com plaints. No other city of the alae of Portland paya its health officer so small a salary.. . It waa proposed to Increase the pay of the health commissioner to 1140 a montn ana nut mm ex-omeio analstant city physician. '. . Councilman Prank Bennett took the lead in opposing the measure. He aald he did not favor combining two offices ana giving ail ne aaiary o one roan. Ha had heard 'that -there were several young physicians, who would bo glad to take the work ox assistant cuy pnysv clan for tha practice ana , toe itt month. . : -' Councilman Gray aald that ha was convinced Dr. Matson wss a competent physician, but he waa dlspossd to let tha- matter i M oveiv- although ba .dld not dealra to hinder the work of the health department. Councilman Mas ters remarked that ha had heard Mayor lot deelred to keep Dr. Matson In" the position because ha waa a warm political friend.. ' '..' . it doesn't make any oinerence to me whether he Is a political friend f the mayor's or a brother, so long aa he canable man ana aeeervea ins in crease In . salary, . aaia councilman Rushlight "I waa against tnia propo sition until I investigated It. but em convinced now that .something should be done. Dr. Matson is trying to oo the square thing and we anouia assist him." ".' i j ...... -r Oray moved tnat tne matter oe or ferred until neat year and Masters was aulck to second .the snotlon. - Council man Rushllcht voted In the negative. saying that relief for tha office ahould he granted immediately-. "The-mnyor la doing a lltTle politics In connection with thla mVUer." aald Bennett." " ' ; . "That's Just what he is," replied Msa tera and Oray. , - ' '- Before'-his appointment to the office by the board of health Mayor 1-ane did not knnw the politics of Matson, It l aid. He wss selected because of his Price 01 ' jjjj fitness for the office. in ENGINE HOUSES NOW MUCH TOO FAR APART 'r, . , . ' Exposition Equipment Could Protect "WarehouM District and Engine Now Used There Might Belfoved ,to Guard Charitable Institutions. 1 t sie erflce f Tto ieenwl Is l th stere ef 1. M. C. hum, bhw hh s street. XtLpaoee Bast sta. ica.t slilera are terribly In esrncst Su their demsnd for better flro protect! n. The whole.eastern yart of the Rosa Ci.y Is at ths mercy of the fire fiend, as the nr.nt furce would be a wee toy In the hands, of a' giant in case cf a serious conflagration, -mere nre mure inii squsre miles "between tha river and the eastern limits of the city, and to prjtect the Urge area Chief David Campbell haa three engine companies' with .hoae wagons, one Independent hose company, two. chemicals and " one truck. -cOt course, tha - fire boat will anawer all wsterfront itoUt, - At present, the' engine companies are to located that -two of them-never ap pear at the same fire until a general alarm la rung In, and then the distance to travel la so great that a.vaat amount or property might be destroyed . while the companies were making the ' run. While the chemicala are adequate to at tend to smsll fires, there ahould be a hose company, it Is said, to answer a, call with them. But by tha present arrangement of thinga, the chemical companies fight flrea that a regular en gine company might fear to taenia witn- out aid. ' Hundreds "of east aide tax pay em are In favor of the 'cltya buying the f!ra engine and other apparatus at Uwxuj sit ion grounds from the fair co nota tion. Thla fighting force. It la said. just as good aa new and can be pur chased f r cash at a great reduction from tha original factory price that the city would otherwise have, to pay. It Is proposed to place the pew ongluel at statidn No. 1, at the corner of taat Third and Kast Pine streets, where It would be used to protect the large east side manufacturing and warehouse dis trict, and to move the old engine now at that station to some point near the cor ner .of East Twenty-eighth' and ; East Couch atreets. Chief Campbell says thstfc ariglnecompahy is so "badly needed out in the latter district that he can almoat hear tha. very earth' asking for it, ' . . ..; ,K v .'...-"'. ''" An engine company 1 at the corner of East Couch and Twenty-eighth streets would -serve to .yxotect - the Florence Crittenton home, the Boys' and Girls' Aid society's buildings, the Old Polks home on East Stark street, the new high school and the North Central, Twenty eighth street snd Hawthorns schools, the Doernbecher - Furniture oompany's factory and several thousand residences. This district la now dependent upon fire fighters that would have to make long, hard runa. -,- - ; FIREMEN HAVE TROUBLES. Oa oai ThM Taath, Aaothn Break iMctp, Othar JTart Slek. ; .When Otto Dunn. a. fireman with n gins company No. 7, waa a llttla bojr, hla ereateat dealra .waa to bacoma an actlva member of soma biff lea cue baaebiU) team. But while the dreama and long Inaa of hla youth along- thla line were never fully reallaed, Junn did play ball. And he waa playing; ball with another member of hla company tha other day. Hla friend threw him . a - awlf t catoh. and Dunn muffed it, me ball allpplna between hla handa and striking him In the mouth. Ha loat three teeth. Another member of engine company No. T la recovering from a aerioua accl dent. While drilling several weeka ago, Ploeman C. F. Smith fell and broke a kneecap. Ha la now able to be around on rwitcTicctTtifflrTHnfewrTTmrty IUT1 nt ..uni. WV.B W 111. u.nu.- ment. ' '- ..... i . Captain IX It Lloyd of chemical com pany No. S, la 111 with stomach trouble and hla place la filled by Lieutenant L. J. Gardner of engine No. T. . HARRIMAN'S MASSIVE DOCK. Work Belag Boshed sad Btrootore atay : Be) Ooatyletad Seoemser SO. Work on the new ' Harrlman dock, vhlch is to replace the Alblna dock de stroyed by fire last summer, is being rushed as rapidly as possible ai d th contractors have promised to have It ready for tha loading of deep sea ships by December 20. The planking haa not all been laid aa yet; but this part of tha Job will be finished' within a few days and then the work of building the warehouse will begin. , Although members of the O. R. N. company's engineering department say that they have no ides, what the new dock will cost, men versed In the genersl cost of structures of like nature are of the opinion ' that by the time it is ready for'Bhlps to moor alongside, th great mass of piling and - lumber will hays taken from the companya treasury nearly 100,000. ' . TO DISCUSS IMPROVEMENTS. Koch i BnsUeas for ths Bast Bid Work. era at Tonlghfa Stsetlr1--i, A large crowd la expectedto attend the meeting of the East Bid Improve ment association to be held tonight In the rooms of tlta yastica court at the corner of Union avenue and East Wash ington street. It la thought that, much of tha time will be spent in discussing tha proposed fills, and a lengthy report Is expected by the committee. George C. Flanders, chairman of the committee which' Is endeavoring to In. terest the Hsrrlmsn rsllway officials In building a. large freight depot for th t If there anything better bma trade between friends? ; 4 S c h ill i n g: Best makes friends and trade. . ' ' ' Your PTocer's; money back. Large Districts on East Side Y' Danger From Inadequate Protection. ' " . Of : Interest to ; Evcrybr.e In Portland. ; In every newspaper In the country you will read atatements made, by people living In out-of-the-way places, who sre supposed to have been cured or derived great benefit from some wonderful rem edy or "cure-ell." But here in Port land aeonly publish statements "made by Portland people the testimony of your rrienas, - neignDors ana . xeuow townsmen, . ' n. Meredith."' the well-known brick- mason, contractor and builder, who lives at HI Twenty-nrst street, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills la one of the bent remedies I ever used, and I cheerfully recommend them to any one suffering with kidney complaint, and no medicine gave me nermanent relief until I pro cured Doan'a Kidney Pills. I was so well Dleased with them that when my wife had a severe attack a short time ngo and could hardly get. about to do ner worK, I naa ner use uonn s money Pills. In two -or three dnya they straishtened her up In tine shape. Wa totn endorse tne ciaima maae ror uoan s Kidney Pills and have nothing but the highest terms of praise for such a val uable remedy." . ,' ' For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. T.. sole agents for the . United States. Remember tna name uuan -and take no other. .-. .-, east side, aaya that ha will not make any . report on the. matter a,t tonight'! meeting. .:'.. ', . '- It la expected that reports from the following . commltteea will be " made; On an all east aide car, J. C Majors, rthalrman; on the overcrowding of curs, W. U. Thorndyke, chairman; on east aide driveways. Dr. 8. B. Josenhl, chairman. 1 EAST, SIDE NOTES. Work on the new machine shops for tha fire department haa been begun, and It ia expected to be - completed the latter part of this week. . The shops ara being built on the south side ot tha flrebost station, Tha machine da. partment now Is located la tha 'second atory of the fire! headquarters.. ., Ths Horns Telephone company, which Is Installing an automatlo telephone sys tem In -Portland, will build two stations on the east side.. One of them will be located In Alblna, while the other is to be built In the southern part of East Portland. Tha sites have not been pur chased aa yet, as the buildings are not to be erected until next spring. . P. P. Dsbney la the' choice of Mount Tabor cltlsens for a place on the water committee, and at a meeting of the Push club of that suburb last night . It was decided that Mayor Lane be requested to appoint him. Chairman W. O. Kerns appointed Frank Perkins, J. Lewton and D. W. Dorea a committee to attend tha meeting of tha East Bide Improvement association, thla evening and urge thai the -summit Mount Tabor be-made a public- park. - Next Sunday morning," Rev. B. E. Du bois will hold hla first services as pas tor ot the Grand Avenue United Presby terian church. Mr. Dubois recently re signed the pastorate of the' Flrat United Presbyterian church at St, Louis to ac cept tha Portland call. v . disastrous fall of mr. festi:;e wail . . I ' . . ' Rockpile Candidata Makes Futila Attempt to Instruct Polic6 , 57 Judge Cameron..' '"';;...' Featlne Wall, arreated for vagrancy and drunkenness was found guilty by Police Judge Cameron s,nd asked If. he would leave the city, provided bis sentence wss suspended. - Sausrlng-hls shoulders and striking an attitude aa of Ajax defying the light ning, ha declared ' that ha would not loave town until ha desired. , c , "I am golaa-lttJItajJiere untll I get geod and ready to go," be growledTI'and you can't make ma go, alther."-.- - Judge Cameron looked at tha man In surprise. Then ha drew long breath and smiled. ' ' . . "- i "My strong-minded friend.", ha aald. "you speak tha truth I cannot make you leave the -city, but I can see that you are well taken care or aa ions; as you are here. You will be given quar. tera In the city prison for ths next SO days, and we will consider your case further at-that time." . Then it waa that Wall grew Indignant, He stamped hla foot in hla rsge. "Tou can't do that", he yelled. '., v , . "Can't ehr. remarked Deputy City At torney Fltsgerald. "'reus mlt him, Mr. Oolts;" whereupon tha bailiff bundled the protesting prisoner off to a cell.; Mr. Fttxgerald announced afterward that ha will endeavor to get Mayor Lane to reestablish the city rockpile. i "Men Ilka thla would as lief remain la prison and be fed as be at large,' ha aald. "If they had to break rock for a while we would not have ao much trouble dealing with them." , '. REDUCED SEASIDE RATES la the A. B. . BV ' Clateop Baa Baaoh. , .In order to promote a big winter travel to tha coaat tha above company haa named tha very low rate or l, good going Saturday morning, returning Mon day evening, and it-bt tor' tha round trip on Sunday. .Several hotels at tne beach will remain open all winter and cheap ratea will be made to Induce patronage. All Information at tha city office, 141 Alder street, or telephone Main 0. SELLW00D RESIDENTS ; . F WANT BAPTIST CHURCH . r.! SeSBSBSSSSBSJSBBeaSB ' .'-- 1 Delegates from tbs 1 Baptist churches of the city, gathered at the White-Temple last night -to-attend the annual meeting of the Portland Bnptist .. J H Renaletv tha churches city missionary. . told of the work during tha psst year, new cnurcnes naa own organised at University Park and 8t. Tt.. TK .- ,w MilAri hivt Inlned the locel fold during the paat -j 1 S months, and snother, an assistant to Dr. J W. Brougher, Is soon to be added, j ' H.' W .Stone urged that a church be erected at Hell wood, i He thought that the IUU wood church should cont at least 1200. v Mr., Btone urged also tnst a Baptist church ahould be organised 4n the vlrlnltv of 'Savler Street. - - , ; At the "election of officers for. tha The Glove has been .... ' of man's refinement ' ." ; V ;No dress, no matter how rich, is com- ' piete and acceptable .without a well- ' . . .; fitted glove of modish tint . ;v ' fye. havejese-'famous' finishes to tho ----v . ; v toilet"' rvs': ';: , J r-r:-";T.;; -'-'pgrrins Dents-Fawnes.- ' ;. ;-( ;; v;,"; , . '. In dressed and undressed kid. . -, : "".-.The new tans and the latest grays. ''rp;Prices;:$l v Automobile Gloves ' '; ' ' i.'.'.'v ; '. V '', ;"r;:,v '.,'".'''..'"' .... ''.',''-."'' ''''., i Wrinklelaat Umlerwaar, alto 0t your form ao your dothaa show off to advantaza. Wt ' carry xcJotlva Unas of tha finest goods. 1 NEW. Crepe de Chine, Embrojdered Silk, Net and Lace Waists for evening wear. Beautifully made ' in . the .latest fashions and daintily, trimmed ; tome , with lace and some with me-. f " dallion embroideries; elbow sleeves; open back. Withal one""of""the" sinai lest' waist-ahowinp-e we have ever had. ifftt Then there are. waists of e-1 cellent quality " Nunsveiling, "Albatross and Mohair. Made ': the latest style, pleated, tucked and shirred effects. Strictly tailored waists, and ' come in a variety of beauti- '.'" ful' Colors. ;,''.'.-; GREDIT if you want it. I Not a cent extra, mind you, if you want these things charged. Our easy payment 'plan puts the per- , on with limited means on the same footing with their more fortunate fellows you , can dress as well as they, and pay only $1.00 A WEEK PORTLAND WIRE Phone Maln aooo , ' . - r."" BRIDGEWORK 7 La4 ' ( V -r - mm w m,: dentistry. Makes sn unlovely mouth look mora than presentable. Fills the fap in your line of teeth, where many roubles start. We extract .free, when brldses ars ordered..' . ,. - Dr. .Stiirdevant. spMll"t ' on chil dren's teeth and regulatlnf. ... . SVISB BROS., DentlsU Falllns Bids., Third and Washington: n a. m. to p. m.; Bundaya,, -to 12. Main 202. - ' rm. w. a. wisa union. It. W; Blrme of the Firet rhnrch. was fle'ted pr"lilent;. J. W. ' Howell of the Onlvftry church, vice-president; '.. .' V called the measure - - $2.50. HATTERS - CLOTHIERS-: FURNISHERS '.' 'i . .s ' - 311 Morrison St., .Opposite Postoffice , 0 Irjp'HERE'S "good reason .' X' f the. j.tremendous ' business done this sea- - HMw - Af - rT - f "t nnd mat rift-.' . partment. The garments we , offer are so superior n style, quality and ' workmanship - that . discriminating buyers . come here. There is" a wide variety of colors and fabrics', ; " ; from which to choose; "V? OUTFITTING CO TheStore WhereYour CreditlsGobd ; WASHINGTON ANDTENTD STREETS liB MSTIM BANK AND OFFICE RAILING : WIRE AND IKON FENCING , , ; Barbed Wlra, Wira 'and Lawn Fanclnj, ' " . Poultry Netting. Etc. , i . ; ' & IRONWORKS - aoj FLANDERS ST.. Near Third f Ts s aood example " of twentieth-century W. H. ITele of talvsry' chnrrh, swre-' tary: W.. 1 Morgan of Central ehurch, treasurer. 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