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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 17,
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TOVN TOPICS
VOBIQBT't AKUSEXXVTB,
RHaere
B.ker
"Th. firat Ttelln'
.Iualc.1 Burlwiu.
F.oiplre.
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"A Uwl o VtMl"
Veneerm.
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E. 'A. fllover. sergeant of police, u
promoted to the position of captain yes.
terday' by the. polio committee- ot tbe
- city-executive board. -Jte will be a
signed to duty on on of th relief at
- th central station until th proposed
east aid substation is installed. Cap
tain ftlover waa on of th three mi
who recently passed th "examination
for ta position,- H received a grade of
per cent from th examiners. anJ
this, together with his efficient servlo
while acting captain at th Upshur street
station th past summer, led th com
mittee to select him for th vacancy, in
the department. He waa strongly rec
ommended by Chief tjrjtsmacher.
The city auditor was Instructed t ad
vert I e for new proposals for boiler fo
two engines In th fir department at
meeting of th fir committee of th
executive board last night.- 'Bids were
opened two weeks ago, but th commit-
' te decided that th advertisement bad
not run In th official paper suf flolentl
long to secure competition. Proposals
received at that time wer rejected. A
large amount of material from th fir
department at th Lewis and Clark ex
position was purchased at a low naur
and th chief was Instructed to see about
. getting another lot of supplies from th
fslr with which to equip th new en
gin hovtse In Fulton. - . ,
. Hereafter, 'when - charges re-ftled
against a city employe with th munlcl-
- pal civil eervlc commission specific In
stance of a man's misconduct, or
wherein ho Is disqualified for service,
must b stated or th charge will not
- be recognised, according to a ruling of
th commission yesterday in connection
with th trial of R. L Ebarmann, th
deposed patrolman. Th commission held
that unless speclflo charge were re
quired the heads of departments could
alleg Incompetency against any man
and discharge him from th servloe.
Local Scottish Sit Vfasona are" plan
ning a series of entertainments at their
cathedral, th first on th evening of
December 14. At least eight parties
will be given during th coming season
and perhaps several more... Cards and
dancing will be enjoyed. The flnoat
musio that can be. secured in the state
will be procured. The committee that
has charge of the arranging of the
entertainments Is: i. J. Kadderly.
chairman; Ed Werlln. Richard Martin,
Dr. Newcastle,-Dr. Llneey, J. Q. Mack.
J. C Olds and E. B. Caldwell. ;
.. In nil other part of th United State
th Jaw will celebrate the two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the arrival
of Hebrews In America on November 10,
but the Portland celebration, owing; to
the absence from the city of Dr. Btepnen
--a.-Wlee, he been put off until Decem
ber. At that time. It 1 hoped, one ot
the national speakers of th Hebrew
race will be here to address th congre
gation. There 1 a prospect that Dr.
Emll O. Hlrach may come, - -
' In Judge Georgre department of the
"circuit court yeiterday the wait of lcr
ard M. Kegan against tne university
- Lumber At Shingle -company .wan. begun.
Kegan was employed aa night watchman.
On the night of May . 105, while
crossing a platform, ha fell 'for a dis
tance of 14 feet, sustaining Injuries
that are said to be permanent. , He
seek to recover damages In the gum
7 of f 10,000. ' ; ' " "''
Word waa recetred In Portland today
of the death In Baa Francisco at A
o'clock this morning, of William ' R.
Boone,- who was a newspaper man In
Portland setae year age. H had re
sided for the past II months In Ban
Francisco. A brother, Byron, and a sis
ter, Mrs. A. H. Morgan, live In Portland.
Dr. Mary A. Thompson la a daughter-in-law.
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Policeman cUolts hag reported to th
city health board that th condition in
th vicinity of Twenty-first and Davis
streets are unsanitary and has asked
that an Investigation be made. He says
there are several filthy barns. In th
neighborhood. There are at present five
esses of dtptherla and ene of typhoid
fever within one block of the Davis
school.
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At th convention of the' National
EducaUonalJssocJatloato ib ihfJJ1n
San Francisco In July. 1901. the ques
tion of absorbing the National Confer
ence on.' the Education of Backward,
Truant and Delinquent Children will be
discussed. Member of the association
In this city hav been notified and have
been requested to express their views
on the proposed absorption. f -
Portland Elks enjoyed social session
' last night In their hall In th Marquam
building, watching performance by
vaudeville - artists' and a four-round
"sparring match between Dranger and
Frank, of the Multnomah dub. Gover
nor Chamberlain addressed the lodgemea
..briefly. A luncheon wag served.
- Bennl Spooner ' ha been reported
missing to the police.- He Is 1 years
old and worked- for the Western Union
company a messenger. He started
horn Wednesday night and has not
been seen since by friends or relatives.
Mr. Spooner lives at 691 Irving street
"Sunday at home" la th new plan ta
he instituted at the T. W. C. A. for th
enjoyment of girls who have Sunday
afternoons at their disposal. The room
will be thrown open at I o'clock and
there will he femes, reading, music, and
whatever will add to the entertainment
of young women of varying taste. A
free supper will be served In the even-
w- jjfQ.or'g THB TIME r
- HERE'S THB PLACE -
' ' ' ' TO BUT
Winter
Underwear
'- We've aa complete a stock ad
- you'll And anywhere, t, .
' All kinds, "all prices. , : . J
Htwett, Bradley O Co.
- BUBIsSAUXBB,
; 94$ Wathlngtom Jrreet
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pouncllman Say Cusmess Man
Favor Repeal of Fourth -,
Street Franchise.
TRAINS NOW RUN THROUGH
HEART OF RETAIL SECTION
Thlg Is Considered by All to Be Un
degirable Lcg-allty .'of ' Ordinance
Repealing Privilege Can Be Sus
tained Without Doubt.
"Not a bualnes man who has'spoken
to me about the repeal of the Southern
Pacific's Fourth street . franchise has
opposed It," said W. T. ;Vaughn today,
In discussing his ordinance offered Wed
nesday in the council for the annulment
of ordinance IM. the original grant of
the Fourth street privilege of the rail
way company.
"The people have not been satisfied
to allow Fourth street to be used by
a steam road," Mr. Vaughn. "Fourth
street runs through th heart of the
bualnes retail section. - Were it whole
sale or warehouse or ' manufacturing
territory, the presence of a steam road
would be a. distinct advantage. But
Fourth street has exclusively choloe re
tail location which are injured by the
presence of the steam road. -. It disturbs
the community,. Interfere with publlo
meeting and In all respect is unde
sirable. I believe that the people of th
oity, especially of . the Fourth atreet
business houses., are In favor of th re
peal of the ordinance. - I am assured
that there will be strong support for
the measure. ; ,,, . . -.
"If there be any doubt regarding the
legal question Involved the legality
of the repeal ordinance I will be able
to satlafy the publlo on that point, for
the . courts have established th prlncl
pi beyond' cavil. I have looked into
the matter carefully and am prepared
with authorities which I will cite .when
the time comes.
"Th baalo prlnolpl that govern th
granting of street franchise I that th
advantage always must rest with the
people as against" person or corpor
ation. Although X hold that there la
no doubt in this ease; yet. If there
were, the courts, following th preced
ents and the counsel of the world's law
authorities would incline to the side of
the people. ' - -
"In my opinion, the ordinances for the
repeal of the grant to the company of
privileges on Fourth, street Is an answer
to publlo demand. Notice, I do not use
the- word rights, but say th privileges.
of the company. I use th word ad
tvlsedlyr for H-ta no more thana privi
lege that the Southern Paclflo oompany
enjoys on Fourth street."
Ing. . Girls - whe are not members will
be - made welcome and- are urged to
come. Tomorrow all girls " attending
HMiniri
the claseee of the aweoclalUm will meeTTToni
for.a' Informal discussion- ot eourse.
If any are desired hat ro-aot-given
they will be lntroducpd. h.-j -
Any ewe wanting a plane) eaa now get
the best bargains ever offered on -high
grade - instruments - at Dundore 'Piano
company's removal, sale. 233 Washing
ton street, ' Every piano to be sold by
December I.. ; ;..:M:.-
In the circuit 'ooiirt the state lias be-1
gun suit against th Portland General
Electric company to recover 10 per cent
of the tolls collected at the Oregon City
locks Since 1871. The amount la esti
mated to be $30,000. '
Evergreens, Roses, -Shrubs We have
a fine line of all kinds of nursery stock
at our tree yard, foot of Yamhill street.
Call and see it and get our new tree
and rose catalog Just issued. Portland
Seed Co. . , I.,;'. v .. ,
Watches and diamonds tl down and
Oe per week. Qoods delivered en first
payment ' Xmas i coming. Metsgar
Co Jewelers, opticians. 111 Sixth.
We are gotng some Friedman Pack
ing Company will sell three pounds ot
Sirloin or Tenderloin or Round Bteak for
25 cent.
' We cleaa and press your clothe and
shin your shoes for $1.00 per month.
Unique Tailoring Co $47 Washington,
Main. 114. . ' . - , --.
. Any watches cleaned, $1.00; - main
spring $1.00; all work guaranteed one
year. Metager Co 111 Sixth street.
Jonea lose leaf ledger and Eureka
sheets: first prise at exposition. Howe,
Davis Kllham. Ill Seoond street , ;
Portland's best dancing school, $
Alder. Prof. Rlngler, Miss Buckemneyer.
Ladles' gymnasium class, th Rlngler
Physical CuUur school. $1 per month.
Dr. Q. M. Wells, residence,
Curtis. Phon Main 6022.
Hobart-
' Fin chicken dinner $0o, 112 Third.
' Frits tsmsles are th best '
i
Jfew aTnnses, - .
Permit for nw building wer is
sued yesterday as follows:. John B.
Demara, cottage, corner East Twenty
second and Clinton streets, cost $1,600;
M. B. Godfrey, tenement- Morris, be
tween Monroe and Commercial streets,
cost $2,600; B. B. Hand, two ' cottages.
East Twenty-ninth, between East
Couch and East Davis streets, cost 13,
400; E. T. Boardraan, residence, corner
Savior and Thirtieth streets, coat 32.
000; O. 8. O ruber, eettage. East Thirty
second, between Belmont and East Mor
rison streets, cost $1,200; Nloolal Broth
ers' company, lumber abed, corner First
and Everett street, cost $1,000; B. F.
Hulsda, eettage, corner Maple and bo
gus streets, eost, $300; J. A. Zeller, cot
tage, corner Mississippi and Killings
worth avenues, cost $1,200; It E. Dig
man, cottage. East Sixth, between Wy
gant and Going streets, eost $1,000;
Ivouls Wegner, residence, corner Eaat
Twenty-fourth and East Ollsea streets,
eost $2,000; R. C. Bedman. eottage,
Qreeley street between Kllllngsworth
avenue and Burton street, -eot $200;
Mrs. C S. Houasell, shop, Illinois,, be
tween Bancroft -and Hamilton streets,
eost $60. 4
Football.
Sherman Indians of California vs.
Multnomah, Saturday, November 1$,
Multnomah field, 2:30 p. m rain ot
shin. . Admission 60c
' Milwaukle Country Club. I
Eastern and Seattle races. Take Sell
wood and Oregon City cars at First aad
Alder. , . ,':--',.
OUJECT OF fu;;i)
IS UYSTERY
Fourand4$i HJf Million to Be
V Spent but Only O'Brien .'.
' Knows How.
AND HARRIMAN MANAGER
, REFUSES TO SAY A WORD
Waterfront Lino In Portland, Colonel
Crook's Road ' From . Eugen to
"Klamath and Central Oregon Field
th Foasibilltlea. ,.'
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An appropriation' of . $4,600,000 . set
aalde by the Harrlman management and
anonunoed as a construction fund, still
is causing the most intense curiosity
and aroualng no end of speculation. ,Jt
Is th one deep and. impenetrable mys
tery of railroad row. Every well-in
formed railroad man knows what the
Milwaukee is doing; what the North
western's plana are; how the Gould an
coming - Into Portland, 'and where the
Northern Pacific bridges will be located;
but the million' that Harrlman wlU yet
spend in. OregonT That is another mat
ter. Only J. P. O'Brien knows, and he Is
adamant to all newspaper questioners,
and others. . .
"No use to ask.' When the time eomes
I wlU tell you all." says he.
Mr. O'Brien has talked freely regard
ing the Harrlman plana and prospective
expenditures in Oregon, Washington and
Idaho for the next two years. The new
branch lines from Drain to Coos bay,
from Elgin to Joseph, from Rtparia to
Lewiaton, together, with the new docks,
the block signal system, the chain of
oil tanka from Ashland to Portland and
Huntington,, and other smaller projects
are familiar to newspaper readers.
. '" 'Jfot the Tillamook Jaoad.
- It has been announced officially from
both Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Lytle that the
$4,600,000 1 not to be used on the Tilla
mook road, and that th Harrlman com
panies are in no way connected with
that enterprise. There are but three
other openings where the speculative
onea look for Harrlman activity to de
velop th water front line In Port
land., th road to be built by Colonel
William Crooks company from Eugene
to Klamath and th central Oregon field.
Any one of these projects is feasible
and desirable.
A large engineering party under di
rection of the Southern Paoino company
Is at work in eastern Oregon. .It Is
pushing a survey from Ontario west
ward, trying to And a desirable route
other than via the Malheur canyon,
which is held by the owners of the Wll
hunette valley and Cascade mountain
military wagon road land grant Mr.
Harrlman wants loi Joeate a good route
across Oregon without coming in contact
with-this grant and the flrat problem
Is the finding of an easy grade from the
Snake river through Malheur- county,
between Malheur lake and Castle Rock,
where the elevation Is 7,000 feet -The
surface of the country Is extremely
mountains and
can yens, heading northward . from Mal
heur j river. L .
While Mr. Harrlman
admittedly
surveying through central Oregon, It Is
by no means certain that his intention
la to build r railroad Immediately. It
Is entirely probable that after secur
ing a good route, some years may elapse
before construction work Is begun.
It is regarded aa more likely that the
Klamath region, where Irrigation Is soon
to revolutionise conditions, will be the
first objective point for Harrlman ex
tensions east ofthe Cascade range, and
the Klamath line is believed to be the
next construction work Mr. O'Brien will
announce, . If not the Klamath line, the
wise ones say, than th $4,600,000 ex
penditure unaccounted for will be spant
on th Portland water front . -.
AID SOCIETY IN NEED OF :
' SHOES FOR SMALL GIRLS
- Th Boys' and Girls' Aid society met
In regular session yesterday In Judge
Gilbert's hall. According to the report
of the superintendent $7 children In
habit the receiving home, 43 of whom
were taken In during October, i This
I an unusual number of children to
ep.K
peclally shoes, for girls - whose ages
range from 4 to 16 years. Quite a
number of the children are attending the
publlo schools . and shoes are most
needed for them. A 4-months-old baby
recently baa come from Yamhill eounty
and the society is anxious to find a
home for it In some family. -
New member admitted yesterday
were Attorney J. F. Tate of Corvallll
and Dr. M. C. Flndley of Grants Pass.
Th children enjoyed an ice cream
feast laat Tuesday, th contribution of
Dr. Stephen 8. Wise. - - '
DR. SHORT TOO WILL :
TALK ON MARRIAGE
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The work at Taylor street Methodist
churoh is attracting much attention
lately and it is agreed that the working
force Is the strongest It has ever had.
Dr. F. Burgette Short with the large
chorus choir under the direction of Dr.
W. A, Cummlngs, form a splendid com
blnatlon. and the large audiences that
attended during the fair months hav
in no measure decreased, so that th
seating eapacity of "the church Is well
utilised. More than 60 - members hav
been received Into the church during
th paat six weeks. Every branch ot
the church work Is - enjoying unus
prosperity. Next Sunday ' evening Dr.
Short will - discus - the unique -subject
An Estimable Old Maid: or Must Wom
en -Marry-to be Useful f' The chorus
choir will sing and Charles Cutter, th
Indian baritone, will be soloist
TIMBER MAN SUFFERS '
- : HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
Albert Smith, -a tlmberman realdlna
6n Deer island, was badly Injured yes
terday afternoon while engaged In get
ting out telegraph poles. He now lies
delirious at St Vincent's hospital, but
Dr. William Jonea, who attended him,
entertains a hope for hie recovery.
While It work on. the Island Smith
was struck on the back of the head with
an unknown mlaalle, supposed to hve
been a broken part of a whlffle-tree. A
large pole was being hauled ent with a
long cable; in some way th pole slipped,
giving th cable a Jerk, which broke th
whlffle-tree a. Smith was alone at the
time and when found by his compan
ions he was lying senseless and part
of his brain was ooslng from a wound
In the back of his head. ' . ,
Preferred Bvoek Oaaaed wooda, '
Allen Lewis Best Brand-
lEGlillC LHJE TO
BE
Promoters Who Seek Franchise
Into Portland Organize Two V
Distinct Companies.
ONE TO OPERATEOTHER -TO
SUPPLY THE POWER
If Franchise Is Granted Laying Rails
Between Portland and Salem Will
' Be Began Within Thirty Day
Right of Way Secured. ' "
Sine malting application, for a fran
chls In Portland, th promoter of an
cleotrlo line between Salem and this
city hav organised two. companies .
th Willamette Valley company, to
handle th construction and operation
of th railroad; and the Willamette Val
ley Traction company, to have separate
control ' of power plants. The lattet
company has taken over the light and
power plants at Eugene, Corvallla and
one or two other town. -
A ooalltlon haa been made between' A.
Welch, former owner of electric light
and street car properties at Salem; L
W. Anderson, of the Spokane electric
light oompany; Thomas Hawlay, owner
of water power right on th Bantlam;
T. R. Sheridan, promoter of an electric
railroad project between Portland and
Roseburg; J. A. Pershing, a Chicago
business man; 8lncler, Butcher eV Co.,
Philadelphia brokers, and other financial
Interest. Messrs..-Welch, Anderson,
Pershing, and another member of the
syndicate,' E. W. Hall, of Eugene, are
In Portland today, and It la said others
from the eaat will be here before the
close, of the week. They are preparing
to push their undertaking with all possi
ble speed,- and to close all preliminary
arrangements before the end ' ot the
coming wetx. Mr.. Welch aald; -
"If .we get a franchise In Portland
w will begin laying rails within $0
day. - We have finished the . work of
securing rights of way. - Our route will
cross th Willamette river nean Boone's
ferry, aa stated In our articles of In
corporation. W are not asking any
body for money. We have ample cap
ital back of the enterprise, and are
prepared to build and operate the road.
Officers of the Willamette Valley
company have been elected, hut are not
announced, as the syndicate is not yet
ready to, let the publlo know the Iden
tity of its eastern financial connection.
"We will elect officers of the Trac
tion company within the next few days,
and after that we will be ready to give
out the Information regarding our peo
ple," said Mr. Welch.' .
. - Big Clothing Transaction. -; -R.
W. Bell, trustee for the insolvent
Muck clothing stork, of 10 Sixth street
sold th entire balance of the fine Suits.
Overcoats and Cravenettea, Trousers, Hats
and Furnishings to The Hub. corner
Third and Burnslde streets. The Hub
la preparing to inaugurate a-grand one- I
half price eale of the enMre stock. In
cluding the immense shipment of Sidney
B. Conn, In transit. While the Muck
went , down. The Hub, with It usual
daah, - bought the fine stock, so as to
enable a half-price sal of the 'entire
stock- V Tou'll see clothing, , hat and
furnishing bargain that will start you
on ethe money-saving track. : -
Pure old -Mince Meat Brandy and
Sherry Win at D, Germ anus, $2$ Mor
rison street.
NorUwestern
Mutual life
or smwArasa,
- THIS COMPANY HAS
$16,555,450.0
LOANED TO ITS POLICYHOLDERS
ON SECURITY OF THEIR POLICIES,
ILLUSTRATING THE LARGE BENE
FIT WHICH MEMBERS OF THB
NORTHWESTERN RECEIVE FROM
S.T.Lockwood
&Son
On
PeUejrheUam
atlases ;
: OVNESAL AOEKTS,
CMwora bldr Portias, Oregon.
WHAT ELECTRICITY DOES
Modern inventions In milling ma-
ehlnarv have chiefly been for the Bur-
pose of retaining all the nutriment of
the wheat berry, expelling tnat wnicn
Is Indigestible and keeping out dust and
foreign matters.
Th last and moat Important of these
improvements Is the "Ionised" or elec
trified air process used In the milling of
White River Flour from the famous
Oregon Blueetem Wheat
Th treatment of every minute flour
particle with electrically charged air
expels certain ony properties ana ren
ders the flour lighter In color' and
quality and more lively and granular. .
Bread made from White River Flour
Is snowy white, has a texture that is
peculiar to itself and a delicious . full
flavor. .
X-aa4-tn-Suarnt0-tnt-SlirUh
every sack of White River Flour: "If
after trying a whole sack you are not
convinced that White River Hour la not
better than any other flour you hive
ever used, ge to tn grocer -ana get
your money back." Allen St Lewis.
LOOK AT THIS
20 lots, each 80x100. feet in ,
Hawthorne Ave. Addition
. .; FROM f '
$250 to $32S
SSO down, 910 per month.
Streets graded. Bull Run water.
. v Tine plaoe for a Home.
Empire Investment Co.
s7 dumber at Co mauve. ' ,
Concrete Construction Co.
TO! Obambea of Oosameree, ' -
Manufacturers of Concrete Stone Blocks.
Contractors for all kinds of cement
wo ' - .
yxova JtAnr lto.
RUSHED
At Home
Rlrtt here
IAHB AM) 1
yortttad w. frew :
RAHB A Mi BBAUTirUI, r LOT. IKS
of err Tertetj
Van MS ert thea frets ' tomer-
row on. THK PAY THBT AHg
OATH K RED, is sU tbeli swuty eed
rranr.nee. .
tor veenj we made e studr
' ef srewtag Sewn (or la wholesale '
trade.
NOW w offer yee th BRSBrrp -of
mr aiperleBre I TBS PKO
DCCT OF Ota COWSEHVATOBIKS ,
, At Our Retail Stora '
W. are ABTIST8 IN or trws
tad ess pImm the Beet fttt1xi. '
Oar premlMS .re ooBniently
' ilreetos la the erart -t tae reull
leirlrt.
Orders promptly 'exeeeted sad
safely dtHverea.
Store epos for ba.1nws
"TOMORROW -Tonsctk
& Co.
;': Florist . - '
in uth t,
tertlaaa, Ores'.
itu . Weaalagtea.
rhaae MaiallO. ,
Matting Sale
- We have a very , large line of
flneet quality of Line Warp
Matting en hand and must close
out la order te aaak room for
holiday goods .new arriving. In
cluding - " - -
Xmas Toys and
Japanese
; WXOUISAXa AJTO BSTAXL.
We will continue our auction
ale 10 days longer. Come sn4.
get . bargains. ...i
Andrew Kan & Co.
BT 2OmTJKaI ST.
Corner First and TanbCl
and ';;v-'r:-"'.''';
Corner-Third yand " Davis '
Two well established stores
JolmBcllar-
Good variety oPMers'iild
Youths' Suits and Over
coats, Hats, Pants, Shirts,
Underwear with a general
line of Shoes, also a full
stock of Trunks, Suit Cases,
Blankets and Comforters.
We save you 20 per cent on
price. Strictly one price to
all, marked In plain figures
AJrUKHBtXITTS.
Belasco Theatre
TO. .
KAUI U
BIXAsCO K ATM. VBOr. .
roortMnth end Waahlnvtofl Streets.' -
X. B. Mee. Oea. Mir. B. L. saoaett. Bet. Mgr.
TOnORT, f it ALL WXZJC
LAST WEEK Or TBS KOMANTIO ACTOB
White Whittlesey
la aiokarl HassseU'S Stoat taeoes.
raETiRsriiytiiri
Bvealags, He to TS; VfatlDeea. gatardty aad
auiur, soe u sue.
text Wmi, gtvtlng With llanaee Saaeay,
novtBiDer iv,
"THE FATAL OAKS. .
Marquam Grand Theatre
rnons mai.1 sns.
Hoaday, Taeaday end Wduelay Hlgfetl,
November 20. 31 sad U.
. The Favosa Irtnh rnmHUo aad linger,
AITDKEW MACK
la HI. Latest VmelT-OraaBt.
"tom nooax." '
PBrOlCS Parqaet. 11.50; parawri rlrel., tl
Balcony, It. TSe and Me. Oallerj, am
and Me. Boxea and lesee. 110.
BEATS ABB NOW KKLLIKO.
imumm
Oregaa Tiealia Oew lean..
Sea. L Baker, Mer.
Tamlilll end Tbtrd "ta. Panne Mats MoT.
Bona of Moaleal Burlrseoe. .
TOKIOHT TONIGHT
T. W. Stasia's rasMoo Boasty Show,. Koalfal
Varitaque utrerafasas,
"The Utopians"
ICatlnee Teworrew- iMt PerronaaDre.
Bveelne: srlceo. Site. SAc. 60c. TSei matinee
(tarda Uat pertortDesee). ISe. See. He. ftOe.
Nut WMk "TUB PAB18IAN BELLES. "
Empire Theatre!
l9tB aad Horrnoa."
Pboae Mala lit.
MILTOIt W. RBAMANt MlMM
Fortlasd'e Fvpalw PlajkoaM. .
Toalfht, Tomorrow Matinee-aad Night teat
-jar linn
Th Merry. JlaMn Maetesl Ctm4r,
"Hooligan's Troubles"
A meleue ' of
earner, daarlnjr. .Inflng and
mn.leal mimbera. direct from
i lock utr.
EVgXINO PBICKa 18c. JBe. HSe. Me.
MATINEE FKKJ-.H llle. lot, Bte.
NEXT WEBB "A 8B0KEN HEART."
LYRIC THEATRE
WTXX ITABTTB KOVOAT, BOVTjriIB it.
"The Heart of Steel."
A Cemy-OraaM ef the Arawaa Berdar.
AamUaioa lOo. BMetved SesU 0e.
TM E a RAND
., BIBB'S TBATIITY CO.
- Aad Oheraa t Ouuilne Oirle.
A URKAT CAT.
Headed r Tna Ami. Uiom and Pranka,
Kraneee firry ead a M"r. Jell, Kkepelr.
Slnslng. ImnclBg end Wll-trlll'4 Csnrna et
Pretty tllrle.
Oemral admlaahia loei .enlnse. Evndars ead
hollilaa. reer,ed aeets ea lower flonr tor; dallr
tiaete, entire tower soar luet sea seats, ave.
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The Best
$3 DAT
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-World-
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Means the 4 best possible
HAT VALUB-bno need
paying more for any hat
T7V.TTITY
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Leading
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LOCATION-149 tVENTH STOEET
Thii well known hostelry Ja recently changed hands and if
now under entirely new. management. .Not only new management,
.but is being conducted ln a niaBOrthit,liriU appeal jojtheeatrra .
public. No mora suitable place can be found for family gatherings,
: special attention being paid to thig clatt of patronage. M0DE2ATE
PRICED. FIRST-CLASS IK EVERY DETAIL. LARGS OPEN
DININO HALL. " ; -''.. ' ; ': -..
MERCHANTS' LUNCH Daily from 11:30 to 2 P. M.. ......
SPECIAL LUNCH-SmaU bottle wine included..:........... 0
ELEGANT FRENCH DINNER with wine.............."... f
SPECIAL DINNER with oysters at yon desire, also a pint
Zinfandel, Riesling or Sauteme wine....;. -....fl.Ow
SPEGIS17
Served free with every meal, ex-President McKinlea favorite
cheese. - This cheese has become world-renowned, and is goon ta be
placed on the local market, - v.
ORCHESTRA UNDER
".FRANKTRICHTERtVawrMO
Ihe, Calumet
Portland's Last Oicii23
V:: vr .' ' ':.''.'" :-. X-'
AUCTION SALE OP JAPANESE : " V
. ART QOODS ENDS
TOMORROW ! NIGHT '
All that remains off Japan Pair Exhibit
tnuatJ?e,Iosed out. -'
BUY AT YOUR OWN PDWE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDINQ
1 1 A. M. to 6 P. M. 7 P. M. to 10 P. M,
'V. -rT " : t'Vj - ,' ' ; ' .'-- V''
CHA1 He 0 Connor
Auctioneer
EXTRAORDINARY PRICE REDUCTIONS while they ' last. -500
CLOTH TAMS AND CAPS Many styles, all deair . EC
) able colors; 75c to $1.0Q VALUES. Reduced to.. Coy
200 FELT HATS 12 different tyle, trimmed Continentala, Ns'vj- -.
leena. Roll Brim Sail ora, etc .all th wanted colore; 1 1
$1J0 to $2.00 VALUES. Reduced to........ .....VCC
V :'U5EE BIG CORNER WINDOW,
BECKER'S Third and Salmon
THE-STAR .
Bwl aB OBIa '
Mlaa BUaaee JmbIss.
BiaateU, Kay ft On. Beerle aa4 Btaawal
OMOey aae aToewea. .
r . Mr. TrM BaHstes, , . -'
OmmI aAmtealne 1e: .tontine. BeenvTS sea
knlirter. nmrrivt seats ea lowar too W! bos
eats ate. .... "':. .'
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in the
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Hatter
THE DIRECTION OF
149 Seventk
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y;KUSHiBnrit V. :
CommiBgloner-QeneraL
y. Hashimoto.
Coramiasioner.
Y. YAMAJX.
Manager.
uionrrrv tkhat.;
FOOBTBl ABB STAIX STRICT S.
Masacaaeat . B..t1nc A riot.
EASOB'g BBBATXST XZIL.
Iwr linaillt. Le t
Tke Berltae CW -
Kien Minnie, i WjU. , v
r.frnMBM. oaKe at V. T 1 ,
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CALUMET
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