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I'llUfVf ... Vassevllle
Fir early this morning partially e
. Btroyrd a wooden building at ths corner
; of Columbia and First etreeta, occupied
r" by the Yukon Mloon. Everybody bar
ber-shop and F. H. Brandee' rarpenter.
, , ahou, . The total loaa la estimated at
about $70. Th Mr apparently started
. In I ha aaloon on' tha corner, which la
.. . owned by IV Mangone and P. Rissav A
. "- defective flu ia thought to liava caused
-' tha ottlllaa to take ft re. Tha flames
apread over the enttr build In r between
-'"'-the celling and roof, completely destroy
lm tha celling and a large portion
v : j t of tha roof.' The damage to tha con
, tenta of toe. building waa principally
.from water. In tha rear portion of
tha carpenter-shop waa a room occupied
,k Mangone and Risso., but both dle
. covered the flr and cot out before the
wera In anjr danger, v ., f,
; Dean Pennimao of the University of
'-Pennsylvania will lecture tomorrow Id
' the Y. M- C. A. auditorium at I p. m. on
"Resesrch In Babylonia" aa carried oa
::, - by tha rspreeontatlvea of the university.
' The Ministerial aasoclatlon baa ar
- '- -. ranged for. this hour In tb program of
' . lr. .pennlman. and all ministers, Sunday
school teachers and Bible students are
... cordially Invited. Tha University of
Pennsylvania baa taken a leading part
among tha universities of Europe and
, i- America In opening up tha long eigt
coaled treasures of Nineveh and Other
I y Babylonian cities of the past,'-. .-v -
Member 'of Camp No,' .t7,' Modern
, - 'Woodmen of America, are considering
'' tha advisability tt moving from their
present quarters, a hall at tha corner
. .' of Seventeenth and Marshall Streets, te
.'. the hall occupied by the W cetera
Academy of Music In tha Mulkey build
-V-; rng. - corner - of - Second -and Morrlsoa
streets. . To anabl the members to see
r the proposed : new ball, a benefit
dramatic and musical -entertainment
will be given there this evening. The
proceeds will be for the drill team. Oa
next Monday evening tha camp will trot
' on the motion to move.- .' '
J.--., Members of the International Brother
hood of Electrical-Workers, local No.
- 117. are caring for Fred Kroger, a young
man who waa .Injured by leaping front
the Alpine r rooming-house yeaterday
. morning during the disastrous ft re oa
th east aid.- The young man sprained
. ,' his arm and wrenohedhl back., He la
now in St. Vlnoenfa hoapiul. When
the members of the union visited him
'' they found that he bad lost everything
'in the lira. Thay furnished htm cloth
tng and provided him with other things
? to mak hlm-eomfortable. v.
k . i ' i. . i . . - - '.." ti: ' . ' " t.-
JJUII nun f I wayr vhiw sja bu'iihvw wv
M. Frledenthal In taking hla bath yes,i
teruay morning. - xne uhw ia miu
by way of, the ,oltya water ayatem
route, and having, flopped out of the
faucet, ewam gaily around, the tnb un
til captured and brought to. The Journal
oftloe by Mr. Frledenthal. Tba fish la
tiny,' but - waa ery active - notwltb
aundlng Ita long, dark Journey. Frleden
thal resides al til .North Nineteenth
atreot-..r'' )' '. ,v.iA-'-" ;- i w-,' . :
Tha araduaflon . axerclaaa T ot ' tb
a...n,M Mhnnl.. ttvlli t m k nlana to
night at o'clock., tha doors being open
at 7:10 a'elock. ! A email admission fee
will be-charged forth purpose of de
fraying the class expenses. There are
but li In tha elaaa to graduate, but In
June mere win auwui s1"4
;-: The achool Is 'at Thirty-fifth ond Baat
Tarahlll street, i Every one la Invited
..toattend tonlghfaaxerolaea.
"-" The of ficiala of tha Metbodist Kpisco
, ' pal Church South advertised yeaterday
' for bids on the contract for excavating
-" Tor the new church to be erected by the
' congregation. The bida will be opened
In a ahort time' and the contract for th
work will bo let aa soon aa possible.
. . cia ana anil will
. in cuuivn i v
I be located at tha corner of. Union va-
r il - - a . Aw i. .at aM. tka AS. alt
. ' nua and Multnomah street on. the eai
;.'7.t aida..;- - - :,-.)
'I-' Tbal ''fV W. ' Goodrich v PHllharmonl
chorus will glv Handel's "Messiah- ef
'.:;'' Centenary Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow night The chorus has been
rehearsing .the oratorio' for several
weeks and la prepared to glve a good
7T7 rendition of It. It baa been suggested
that avuJi entertainments -as this win
' do much to raise th noral ton of a
Ci .ecmmunlty. i - -'y ' , J r '' - '
t ? tdii ,r.K-rrf- ntkd ' from tha
; ; vine ready to eat In early 'Febroaryi
. must sound gooa io anowDouna wmm
2 erner and bring vlalona of the mil
lennlum. Thu rip berries war aotvally
picked by Mlas Arvs, Todd tn Oewego,
Ibrury 11. and ajmail box of them
t 'sent to The,Jourral. Jf such condition
- continue we may expect to pick cherrlea
i In March and to reap wheat In Juno.
. i .f Bishop Morris ha been offered l.0
A t endow a seilora' bed at tha Qood
; , Samaritan hospital, the donor being th
i ' ' widow of Ueutenant Commander Buck.
- Inghsm of the "United BUtea navy.
' ' - Washington. Th contribution haa bean
"' V accepted and th haplaln of th Sea?
'; men e Institute haa been asked to nam
deserving patients.' ';, ; i'Vi"'
. Th Voapel meeUngs of th Second
J TJnlted Evangelloal chare h. - oomer of
Fargo and Kerby streeta, will bo eon
. tlnued nlghUy tola week. ...The pastor.
Rev, J. Boweraox, will be aaalsted by
several -other ministers Of th city. -
. i . Japan tlle-r-Ther are no flowers
' ao atately. more admired or mora easily
,'- grown. Plant them aow They Increase
V In beauty and l aa-yeav---Ou bulb
" . caUlogua tells all-,. PortUnd Seed. Co.
Front and TamhtU. ', ' A, ;-v . ,. , ,
' Edward Holman do th 'leading
v f funeral directors, have the flneat esUb
Itshment, th flneat ooda. .th . fineet
' vehicles and tha most reasonable prlpaa.
QUAR
TER. SIZE
COLLARS
DO FIT
. . . ....
FOR THfTTPB MADE FOUR
17E TO THK INCH. IN-
V WTEAD OF TWO SIZFS. AS
. IN THBJ OLD WAY. W&TVB'
V . HOTH OR ACES IN QUAR-r
?' - TER SlicA , , . ... y
1 ; ;'.'. '. . ' ' , ff i ' ' ";. .
I"ve- wltjtf V ''
I . i.J LM.iH,
4ctn C!;sJci t'.zkt Debut u
V&udavi:: Ctar and Cuffsrt
HZRO OF VALC.CIA CRIPa ...
: AND HOLDS HARD
Than liaka Uia Littl Epctcb ia Low
Voles, taint, Lifts His Hat and
Escape to. Friendlr Prottctlon of
-.'the winiri. v.'vrvri; r.v
John $gaIox or ClsaJo"th "hero of
tba Valencia,", made h la debut as a
vaudeville atar laa( night at Pantagea
theatre. It waa terrifying occasion
for John Clgaloav t- -
Tba ahow had progressed with sing
ing dancing and some gymnastlo feats,
and waa Hearing tha end, when a man
stepped from tha wings and made a
little speech, telling bow great was tha
pleasure of the management Id pre
senting John Cigaloe, tbe hero of. tha
Valencia" (applause). He told how
Clgaios had mad three attempt to
awim ashore with - a Una. from . tha
Valencia, and how ha had captained tha
last raft to leave tb wreck. Then
Clgaloa, the hero, aunt forth. -
He la of medium height. Uthe, slim,
athletlo-Iooking. Ha held an American
flag between hie right arm and hla body
aa he cam onto th stage, advanced to
the.oenter, stood erect a a telephone
polo and gravely saluted. - There waa
considerable applause and tha hero lifted
hlsr sailor cap, ahowlng a small head,
covered with dark, oily, wavy hair.' He
haa Emperor William muatache ; and
an agreeable smile. ' ;vu. -'
, These two medals yon see - upon
Clgaloa'.. breast." said tha Introducer,
were presented to htm, the smaller one
by the Methodist church of Seattle and
tha larger by - th . United Commercial
Travelers. ' -v , s--
Cla-alos saluted '.again and again
gravely lifted his cap. He had pro
gressed well ao far, but now the straw
f . tn well-meaning atare irora tne
crowd In front beaan to wear on him.
Ha held hla arms rigidly by his side, and
gripped hla thumbs In hla clenched ftata.
heaved and hla Uga trembled. - At laet
he apoke. In a voice like that of a
woman, and ao law that ha could hardly
be heard. - It was a little speech and
ha had committed It to heart. It went
this war: '-
"I try to do my doty, but It I not
nough. : I try to get ashore but can
not. I try to .ao Doner next now,
maybe. try to do what I can, but J
cannot." - ,. v.
. .Then again a. grave salute and a 11ft
th of tba can. which bore serosa Its
front tha word "Valencia." Th hero
moved to th aid of th etage. aaluted
again., lifted his cap and walked Into
th wings, while the crowd applauded.
Fin' broadcloth . covered . caskets. Ml
and ft. Tb flneat wood goods made,
from 111 to 10. Parlors II and U
Third . street, corner Salmon, Portland,
" Cflartes'M. atahn. cfty attorney of
Boise. Idaho, Is In tha city. Mr. Kaho
Is a. graduate of th .University of Ore
gon and waa formerly a resident of
Portland. . . For several years be was la
tha law office of W. D. Fen ton. Sla
years ago h went to Bolee and two
years ago be waa fleeted city attorae,
A - large crowd attended 1 the evan-
aellstlo services at th First Christian
ehuRh. Park and Columbia atreets, laat
nlrht and there were six accessions.
Tbla la tha laat week' of the meetings
being oonduoted by Dr. a. If. Martin.
Tonight Dr. Martin preachea on . "Th
Day of small Things.' rVJ " .'
7. t n. . .
Watches, Watahea. Watches Oa easy
weekly payments, " II down. le per
week. Don't go without good tlme
pleoe, Metagar A CV-Ut Sixth street
The Sub-District Missionary rally to
be held at Peoria.. Oregon, February II
to II Inclusive, will be attended by a
number of local Methodists. -v;" )
yrhf pay It ,t 111 for eyeglasses t
W-cuarante a perreot xit for i. syes
examined free. , Metagar Co, 111
sutit otrt -r : . .. '; . ; ; r :
Quality, Quantity and Quickness Is tha
rale at tba Morris restaurant. III Wash
ington Street. p . . ; ; j. -; :
Oold medal a for haarn grass god sweet
peas. . BuUer, aeedsmaa. ill Front.
' Tst weak tig sals bargalaa. ' Mark
Shoo CVll Morrlaoa street ? . ;,'
' Storeroom ior rent. Apply 111 Fourth
street. ..' :-,'.,), 'r-:',t '
Todar"s Studio: Snoelal rat,'. East
Drl & C Brown, Eye-Ear. , Marquam.
' Portland Tamale factory, III Park at
: Ask for Frlira wdAIV'XiHy..
., Allen d Lewis' Best Brand. ...
NEW METHODIST CHURCH
. : WILL GIVE, RECEPTION
' A reception ta Its sister churches will
be given by tha Epworth Methodist
Episcopal enarch tomorrow evening. r
Th church Is located en property pur
chased from the Christian - Scientists
sine laat March at a price of 11.10. at
th corner ef Twenty-third and Irving
streets. It waa organised some li
month ago by Ita present pastor. Rev.
Henry T. Atkinson, whe was aselgaed
by Bishop Spellmayer for the purpose of
establishing a third Methodist Episco
pal church on tha West sldev --
Tha Epworth church has a IW mem
berahlp and controls a flourishing Sun
day, school and Woman's Foreign Mis
sionary society. It also has an Epworth
league and a Junior league, which waa
organised by - tha pastor In December
mat. Th church I planning- to hold
apodal meeting to begin next Sunday
evening and be oondueted for a week or
more by tba pastor. - . .. -
At the reception Wednesday evening
there will be a program consisting of
abort speeches and musio by city pastors
and laymen and at th close refresh
ments will be served. , ,. .
Tha pure has price of I1.S06,' to raise
watch, th pastor baa beep working for
th paat year, has now been secured, tha
city church extenaioa committee having
agreed to be responsible for tb balanc
remalnlngtjJdj
AAJi TOV sU.UJ At .
And beraased by a bad couf.hT Us
f ailaro a iierehound Syrup, 1'. will se
cure you sound sleep and enact a
r-we-ot and radical eure. , Said - by
.v rX CUrka Co , , ,
r- - ' r - -
"""" . - - r ' ' r "
r ib..J;i.uj
Council C---xr,!Y Ch&n;ta Front
' and Cranta C&ioon LIcents .
.: ."; . i - v: ; to Hotl. r -Jy !: V:
PLACE WILLCrOi-: -U
CSF0RSWZEK?8 END
Mayor King CaaVOocidinc Vou for
Now Refima and ".' Ternparaiica
fore of Plac Prapara. .to liaka
Strong Campaign.', -r;.'''
Tb sast (14 enc ef T Jgaraal Is la the
star at J. li. a Miller. M Kast Morrisas
ttrest, Telesaaae Beat 178. ' . , ;
Close on the heela of. the defeat of th
general lloensa ordinance, which sur
prised th town last week, the St. Johns
council laat evening granted- a license
to th St. Johns Hotel company to open
and conduct a saloon for one year. The
anal vote waa In keeping with th con
test, which haa been waged for mora
than a year over this question, for only
th deciding vot of Mayor King passed
the ordinance. On of the member
who haa from the - first opposed the
arantlna of a license Bryoe was ab
sent. Had k been present tha. vote of
the mayor would havo tied the council
and deflnit action would have 'prob
ably been postponed until after th
April election. ' .' . l -
. Councllreen Edwards, Shields and Dag
gett voted against tha lioenaa.- Kd wards
was th first to favor th opening; of a
saloon In.th town and months ago
brought tha application of the hotel
company1 before the council, and when
It ' paaaed a resolution accepting the
affer ef the company h waa one of
these who. voted -or- Councilman
Shield waa absent In California at the
time th question was first, considered
and Mr. Leggett haa been non-committal.
, 'Three members of tha council feel that
th body laid Itself liable to a suit for
damages when It paaaed a reeolutlon
favoring th application of - tha hotel
company and then refused to abide' by
th Brat agreement after tha company
had carried out Its part of the contraot.
y Attorneys Show OonaeU.
- Attorney W. R-' McOarry, ..for 'th
company, and City' Attorney Green In
formed th councilman before the vote
waa taken last night that If th license
was not granted the company "had an
axoetlcnt case against either 4 be- town
or th eounonmen 'wbo first favored th
license application .months ago. - Mr.
Green asserted that If th first con
tract, waa lilegai . then the councilman
who voted for it wer liable, and If th
resolution was valid then - the town
wMtM t,- ftkiit tiahl fo annulllne? It. '
f Tha building erected by th company
In accordance witn tna nrat resolution
of th council Is completed, th bar and
most of tho fixtures have been Installed
and before th end of this Areek th first
aaloon ever conducted n K. Johns will
open Its doors.
; , ' Ohnaak SnMmn Oppoaed. -Th.
bustnsaa sentiment of th town
la not oppoaed to tho Issuance of the
license, th merchants feeling that It
would have been, an evidence of bad
faith bad tha council refused th lloensa
after Its first resolution, but the enurcn
sentiment la today decidedly aroused.
There wer no representatives of the
local Law and Order league present last
night whan th matter was disposed of,
sine the defeat of tho lioenaa ordinance
laat week had led th temperance, peo
ple to believe that there wae no danger
of-action favorable to th company on
tb part of th council. Th news of th
issuance of the lloenae waa greeted with
surprise and anger by the local minis
ters and a strong afford will bo made at
tha com Ins- election to Plac In power a
-mayor and council oppoaed to llqnor-
selllng. It IB not prooaoie max any
farther licenses, will be granted by th
present council end tho St, John Hotel
company will have a monopoly until
May or June, and abould a prohibition
council bo elected In April the company
will have tha field to Itself for year
unleee Ita license should be revoked. ,
f MAKE WAYS UNSAFE. ; v
BoUar Skates Mm Fat of Heetrm
Hon aa Bast Sid Cement Sldawallts.
... For 10 or II year tb roller-skat
mania baa been dormant, but with tb
sudden bound Into popularity of th
port again and tha opening of tna.rol
ler rinks In all parts of th city, tb
ancient skate haa com out from th
family attlo and Is sporting Itself, chief
ly on th .east side sldswalka, In th
laat few years miles of oeraent walks
bar been laid through the central dis
trict and on tha main avenuea Into the
remote suburb. - Until ' recently these
Improvement war a source of pride
to tb district and accommodation to
tho residents, but they are ao no mora,
and th man with a rutty, broken board
walk, or a cinder path. Is an object off
envy, for th roller skate cannot Intrude
on hi domain. - . - - , "
j Where all th akates com from Is
mystsry. In a week or two thousands
f east aid children sprang full pano
plied with winged faeela and. a reckless
disregard for the rights of mere pda
triana. It fs also th blcyel season
when tb wheelman can us th walks,
and between th whirling wheal, wit
It clanging bell, and th tortuous way
of. tho youth, with a bullet head and
sturdy leara armed with rollers, th lot
of tb eltlsen afoot Is hasardoua. .In
dry weather ho might tab tb etreet.
but than there are automobile. So long
aa tha skaters content themselves with
trying to cover both eldee of th walk
at one there I bop for th eltlsen. bat
th fashion of Joining hand and swoop
ing down tha block In aquads Is In th
aaoendant and from such a ehargo the
rin no oscap but by flight. ....' '
' Soma of ths swirtest-iootea youtns
have drained th family puree for the
price of a pair of rubber-tired akates.
and sltent a a ghost speed down the
smooth cement walks, and by night a
walk through any eaat aid district Is
full of Btartltng surprises. i,.,
PENINSULA MASS MEETING.
';' . '"' -! ' v !
aiaeass BMtheda af Seeeurtae; Pt Fre
tloa and arrylag Xmprevsasats.
' Th University Park board of trade
held a mass meeting laat night and dis
cussed fir protection, street Improve- i
mnt ' and etvl betterment work In
general. A committee, consisting of
F. I- McKenna, Mr. Ketchsm and Mr.
Hart, waa appointed to confer with con
tractors and arrange some plan by which
tho proposed improvement of Ports
mouth arena and Dawson street may
be expedited. At present no contractor
will bid on th lob. fearing some of tb
property owners Interested will object
when th contract -I completed, and
that difficulty may be experienced In
collecting th contract prleo. 1 . .
Each of the Improvements Is Impor
tant. Tb bringing f Dawson Street
Z t
la the Men's Fcrr'" Good Section todry vr cr rig a tpecUl dUplay of thaj
new Sgrfas i "tr
seen Every cgwlityla,
new Ssrfa-t -j -tr
. : a
.y i.
Great Salb of
IUb'bons
a fjL. i iii i i
500Q yards of 6-inch all-sillc Taf-'
feta Ribbons ; extra quality, in
ra variety of fully 20 of the lead-
- ine shades; best 35c 3
value for, yard. . ....... WW;
' Great special lot of double-faced
cord-edge Satin Ribbons ; 8 to 5
l- inches wideinSwhite and cream
" only; values up to 86c a yard
; to be cleaned up at this OS
r low price, yard....
Just received : A new line of Dres
v ; den and Print Warp Ribbons ;
'" beautiful styles, at prices ran g-
ing front, per. yard, C 1 Kf
60c to. ... ,v; . . y, v?Y
'"; Immense ' new line of Persian
and Bulgarian Ribbons for Neck
-wear also- stripe and polka !ot
. effects; very newest and prettiest
styles-; - - ;rT- V'K,, ' t'V ' ' ;,v"
Two extra special values in Cotton .Waists; lawns, mulls, mercerized ana lnaian jt l , a fi
,Head Linens; trimmed in lace, embroidery, and tucks; all new ntoate f
styles in great variety and all sue.; tak e advantage of the low price, and Q Q
v large assortment. ........."...'"
... ;j
to grad will mean an avers re cut of
. . tmmt ap mora than a
nil 'of wide thoroughfare, it was de
cided to petition in cwuuci m "
stenalon of ChauUuqua avenue v be
. wnimrmttM and Cotnmbta bonl
varda. Tho board also . decided to pre
sent requests to in oouncu iw .
stallation of additional ar HghU at th
main atrt Intersections and ths -tension
of th new high preasur water
main to the bounds of the elty.at North
un th. main at nrssent
ri II nil, -" " - -
terminating with tb old city boondarles
In Portsmoutn. t ' ' 1 ,y, t , tf
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
WsTsWsdta Win issrrs B4ls-
aa rroak Overaar Vonlgbt. :
viva students will be graduated from
the Wfrodlawa grammar, school this
evening. Rev. U M. Booaer wUl deliver
tb invocation and the das program
will consist or: -Thougnts rrom nvan.
gellne," Georgia Oeiej piano dnef, Orace
t.i ami n.n Hmna! "Thomu Jaf
ferson," Henry KUbltt; "AUander Bam
llton." Clarence Kadyf enaracier song.
-When Our Whtsksrs Orow. t boya
VaiimI.. th. nrnmm wilt be a
eomio epereata, "Strange Visitors." i In
troducing th songs and dances char
acters tic of several nations- Tb play
will be under the direction of tba Misses
Cramer, and a boy and girl team will
represent each of th following nations:
Scotland. England. Swltserland. Sweden,
Spain, France. Holland, Italy,. Ireland,
Norway, Germany. Chin and Japan. .
.... . v. .inM the tilav flAvernae
George E- Chamberlain will present the
diplomas ana atnnr as wonw. in.
.1... uIiim are violet 'and - wbita. Ita
flower th violet Tn members of the
class who aonlgnt . will receive graae
diplomas are: Georgia . M. Oala, Clara
r uiini. Henrr I. Kublk, Clarence C
Kady and Orace E. Short. ' . '
Irvlna Buchu Wafra
Are a tree reoMdr fas sll Kldsey
(rest Its svist etaipls forts pala la the et,
te its wrs ssd very esasmas eeaaitles
Hr1(kfs ll.naa. We awaa II ttbes we ear
tk-r will ewe r and we trasld set say It
tt we bad set essfle.se. in theat. wbiHi U the
4set reeslt s mxt snetrledse ef their nme
Is mi - that anstit aistsst iailm. B.I4 at
otaeoeby -
S. . Skldassr g Oa- r ta, 1S1
Third sV, set agents for as. ...ad. Or.
c
3
Yosr Cr-"
rts
dg&ijn
Srtitfc) fTMttT -zfcl ct
1 t 1 1 r c T - .H. J
tfcfetla3 ycrr r-.t now yoa have the 4vnx
iiol ctr--'' tT"- toaelect from-
i - "Monarch' Shirts in olaUl .and . pleated bosom : attached
; or aeiacnea cuns; cvciy new
m orlng;all sizes;.. .v.:.....
The celebrated "Cluetf. Shirts in immense variety i every
-i-i Tiew-pattern. nd coloring ;. attached or detachcdlcuffa;
r: regular or coat style; the best shirt that nC Kf
Calumef Shirts in mercerixed oxfords and madras ; white,
' cream, Un, blue, grays, figures, checks, stripes and solid
' colors J all sires; exchisivo styles,at $3.00, c
$3,60, $2.0Q and, . . . ; 1 1 . ...... ii . . ... i V V
TV,. f3mn. "Ct arM .ftirta. In new atvlea at $1.50 and S2.00
1 Th new "Manhattan" Shirta
WomonG
Women's Sprlnf SuitaHundredg of them In attractira
and xcluira itylei: Etoni, Princesiet and Pony Jacket ef
fects in a very large variety f nw ,matenalg and ihadeg;
Sarges, Broadclotht, Tweeds, Etamlnea, Oay - Worsteds,
Hometpung and Granita Qotha, Colors are white, violet,
light and medium gray, old rose, blue checks, greens, Alice
blue, reseda, blue, black, tani long or short aleeye. Skirts
made circular, oanel front, 'gored and tucked. Choice . at
this fang of prfcei: 'i . - .
:is.oo, ' 1S.BO. f ao.oo, 84.00, f.oo, M-2
so.oo, Jsa.oo, is4.oo. fse.otaa.oo, to,oo,
fda.OO, M.OO, f d.00 up to f55.0O AU are splendid
V , , . VahMB. " ; . v ''. '
New atylea'iB women's tan and Cofert Jackets for Spring
and aummer, tight fittisg, half fitting, loose back,' fancy
stitched and dot strapped efTeett, fly front, double breasted,
straight front; exceptional valuea at yj . i ' ; '
9T.B0. flO.BO. Sia.BO B1B.OO. flB.OO $30.00,
- faa.60, fssjiO, a4.oo np to bso.oo each.
Ntw Wc!!ds3 irt
A superb display of new
I and rohe effects, clay
Mae elath. homaanuna, Panama
puna, Panama
grays, medium grays, dark grayL black, blue, brown,
garnet, green, gray plaids, checks; handsomely mads
Und'a greatest display at pricea, to flt every purse.
md'S greatest display at pricea, to flt vryJuraa
4.00, BB.OO, O.BO, fT.OO, VB.OO, f av.uv, fii.vv,
, flS.BO up to faa.OO 8cond Floor.
89c up to 03500 Ecch24 wocr
Torit of thontandg of now, Syrtns nd ScnMnerIJrt
walsta aro ready for your choot!a3tLfcveiitt EwtTi.
dotted Swlas. Gs&ty, bciUt. fleered mxdTh
rvewest and Wwttlett atylat to b thowaCoaattifcSy
mado and trtened -14. rogad aad low rcLriad
yoke-qany. doctla tbroad, rlatt vtX, taaite ,cad
vecisa iaoa 'trfcagis ACover assbrdiariat aad
pin tncklns Fancy lona and ahort alaavaa"Every
new Idea la rfreaantad at pricea ranging. 3 tba
way from 69c rrp to $33.00 Each -
" Imoortant Chaneta.
labour's merchants' lunch, which bas
proven so popular to bualneaa men and
shopper alike, will In-th futur ln
clud nab and salad without eatra
charge, tba pries remaining th eame,
Is rents The return nf th ITrannh
chef, who has been ill for several
weeks, makes these changes of greater
Importance, as tho new dishes wiU be
served under bis eareful direction. Other
changes wUl also bo made for tba bet
terment of not only - th merchants
lunch, but tb dally French dinners nd
tb a I cart orders. In tha future a
ours of chlcksn will be served with
h. ujmt iMnk ainnara every evenJ
Ing, which has become famous with Its
wine. On Sunasys Bourse or turner
will . also bo served without . extra
-i .ha atrltiead areheatra WlU
provide musto as to tbs paat. Remera-
norma aooress am fw-..ww - -
111 Fourth street, near Washington. . (
Milwaukia Country Club. .
U ta, Angeles and Oakland race. Take
I 1 - . A nu aad affciaasa
VAd 4Wr. : . n, )' - ' x
mm li I ! I gaWsaawasawawassnasBBaa , v
br Forcad " Out tt Bualnas.."--
VMavw eitisM ia Portland la doubt
lessly aware of th vendition agisting
In raferene to tb rent question. The
situation hers ta fust th same Identic
ally as In several eastern cities the
whole town gone rem - crasy. n
smaller concern foreed out compelled to
Restaurant
bu ajtb ootrex STS.
ovaaT pat Ajra srsaanr.
rasa. lls.avnla.n.
TilY-CGI!l;y
'.i.-.''. ' v ' ' -
Ifaaslae-t O
lMv4yi Leh-w a .
And Ycj Vn J;7. : I
. ' PaVmcir
clmencan
I f:--rt;! and Vcrtr
' I Lowest Price AI
iuEad Portland has ajver
" "1-' i " Zk.ll lb..
uciu aim wi- g rrrl
- ;..,,.... ;.9lU
are tfue.to arrive any day.
Spring Siiits
Frca S4.C0 to S32.CO
Walking Skirts In circular, plaited.
worsteds.
n, nrMwlkv w . w , 9 ,
sloths, cheviots, ti
cloths, cheviots, tweeds In light
mi
ac
tan, w m
up -rort-
1 Pound 3c- -
9. Pounds 2Sc
STANDARD CRAB CO
171173 liadiwn St At the Erlde
saorlflos their entire stock or psy an
xorbltant rent This condition Is par
ticularly and forcibly true with, the case
of ths London Clothing eompaay of 171
Third street Tho company that for the
laat Big months . baa offered to the
masses ef Portland time and tint again
a moat oom piste and up-to-date stock
of men's and boye' furnishings, shoes,
etc., at prloea within reach of alL This
eompaay came ' to Portland and ha
pent thousands -of -doliare In order to
acquire th standing; tuey hav in the
community, and haa always been alert
and willing to share their good fortune
with the, public But their good Inten
tion hav been nipped In th bud. . In
short, they hav received settee that
they must vacate the premises at IT!
Third street or par 110 per day rent.
Til being out of the question, they
have been, simply and plainly speaking,
forrwd out. ; -
In preference to atorlng their large
stock or packing It for ahlpmant, they
hav decided to let the people whom
they hav strrved to benefit b th ones
to profit by thatr misfortune. . Bo they
ar going to retire and are going to give
absolutely th greatest i values aver
offered any sal In th city or Port-
l. It
will pay you to take an Interest
In this case. For farther . particulars
se tomorrow a Journal,
V, If Oraaastra trlk,-
' f Boselal menetrh tn The jesraaM - ''
Seattle, Wash, Feb. It. In algned
slatsments. Manager Ralph r'munds
and Concert. Master .'Eugene l .vatore
of tha Kavaa lngllsh Grand Opera
e V dotty the report of a strike In
s wh waa -ounced
at. of ... j.
1
SMELTS
He ssrtorsMac last 3t ew-i U t
r ' uais.) ,
Aatsaica's aaxAzm txtrr j
NANCE, O'laH",
ITiti Flrca of O. Jzta
jusas""'" nm "'
- tasit Artsrsesa Msda ' -
Monna Vannd
By WssawHaab gaul Tba star...,
llawaaaWHl Net ieOvee Teert
wjalag rrlnas towt soar, tl.BO sod Si. :
BakoB7, It, Tso snd . Seller, tOc, aVo.
totes aad (am, $10. ? .
Matlnaa Pritea Letter seer. 1. B-Jmar. -
IBe aad SOe. Oallery, S aad SAc
- aaaxa abb now aaujiid. i
U"i? ' vasavABT it, is. It. Vi
-: " The PtstlsgulsSed Aetnr. ' -
afARLCS B. HANFOIU)
A-eo1np.BUd Tfle. M.rte Profssk, ,
is aotasie srsdsetloe ef staatlsrd siars.
Xaarsssy sUrat, "Tasttsa ef. ths , Sat.? .
fties atsiiVMBells.
SHtaiaay atatlaee, "The aterekaa ef Veataa. .
. hUarasy Bight, "lagwasr."
SrrNIKO PEirca-ewer rvm, tl JO. (1.
B Irony, Tee, We. Salter? ase. a-.
MATIN an PBICKS tower Hoar, ft, a. BB
ttre Bajenay, SOe. Oallery, sbe, is. .
:.. ,-, ssats o voa aaus. - -( .
EMPIRE Sik
-t 'j stlltoa W, geaaisa. Maaagss, - .1 - ..
partlssd'B Peaalsr PtarBoaae. ' .,'
." ' SI00KO ARB LAST WJtA of ,
'tK -. , .- , . . .. : !
em ss aa a .aa. .a V
Opzra Ccr.;:ny
" TVaiaS V LAST . ttMWMMMSNm
WSPMSSP4T AKB TBCBSDAT marTS, : '
rSIDAT inOHT AKB SAXTTBBAY sfATTtTSK.
rAa ATttricta LlZzzn"
BPBOTAIi IfOTtca Tbsr wtn as a per.
orsMse Satnrasy sight. i
Bvealsg price-Ue, ass, tSIe, BOB, , Matt-
see toe, asa. svs.
Pest at ws sties, "Ta
Taatklll sad Third Sts. Pseas Mala lkvf.
AO This Wets awsrlsa's Best Brer.
-It tsxtt tzzi t C-eJ!-
Istosdacfctfl Bares sseHeas of i
1 . Btwrtnial.
yh.t Tas (Nil ataslLari ltbet
A r-4-ve
M J - v
nssYtMStV
Bases Treass sf Aeratats.
Iimamimti "A Trsj
' Tomorrow Bars, la ef .U
W ssy seaL
Other statlaesa. Batsri.. lso.
JUtght prirea 1st. tea. gos, ttr.
With well-knowa soloists and fall or
chsstral aooompanlment will be give
by tb .. '; , :
': ' I p. nv, dironud by a "Ts
at.
Kast Ninth" and Pin streeta Ticket
for sal at O raves' Muslo Store, Wood- '
ard A Clerks' Urug Store and Dundore
Musi Store. - (;
, AJlOBaiOaT Saw v
TaaSerUle Aets PrUTfrtCIS IVarwlry" U
HANDOO ktVerv HOUBS ON OOtST.
IOU.H A. .OHM BOW,
y. K. att.is.la. Okaaaeaer Owae
The live a aas, reaa.t ef Aa
Lee waits, Fweia Bas It in.
Seas the Siaeats It ef la
Kere ef the Ol-ratsd TaUe
ITalavUv Sietara. I aad Xmi
Bessie SOerlla. Vieta I ittw. !
ksvstg . twtares, wteat C-le kWaaa, I
fsTforsusees ealr at SAO, I W aad S p. at.
Ctaital atatlaatta. 10s! ft. at nl ssats, SW
; Taouraa. -.' Tsssw tvw.
Prisccti TrWe n
syv te s
the Vast tdasaisd aaaoays, lot. -;
bene ta ta saattsese. Me te say
wsrld. esat eseeet t IBM.
J oTAa I
mirtt. hs ktsui Sets
BWJwawatm esrswei - aa a lbaaaawi
rsek ef r.b. ij, r Jry
LYRIC THEATK3
raa oioostpababu roes eo. :
if
Oxxr Girk?
a aoixioanrs i abcx nr
: Aawtsttsa. 10c; Bsmtii Ssata, SB.
Exposmon nin:i
. saaaaatt ittiini nrnmi am I ntre
day, Washington blrthOay. Febrry
tt, 10. at the Expoaltiem Rink, os
teon th and Washington streets, f .at-'
Ing front 1 uaUl 11 o'clock. Dat.t 1 '.
o'clook only masker permitted an the
floor. Galferlea for speetatora. At li
etock - handaeeao prtoee will h given -the
lady and gentleman wearing to
moat unlqwe costume, after which tber
will be general a sating by all until
In accordance with the strict policy
of the Exposition Rink all masks must
be raised at th door upon entering th C
rink. . . r .. .
AT ,fO'f '. ...'..."., v .. .sa I
4W - ..MtM, iaeraalag1 skates. . ,
Tlnhota. Man at at la riMH Bf ah hrlia fewew , A
Skate may be reserved at tin of par-;.
chasing ticket
. WAAM
TOmS COST DaTJi STOW.,
ATOLLO :.;:.-'.
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