The Oregon daily journal., March 27, 1906, Page 14, Image 14

. the . Oregon 'daily -journal, Portland, Tuesday evening, march 7. . ics3.
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' niched in the thorough ntn-
. ner shown by this picture.
This is the photographic re
production of a coat rnade in
our shop and torn to pieces
in order to show the -work
ip and care .with which ,
the materials are put to
gether. -Columbia clothes are
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nothing is slighted no care
less work down beneath the
surface where it will not be i
noticed until the garment'
shows up" the poor workman
ship by losing its shape and
newness. '
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Seventh an J Stark Streets
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The Knox . . $5.00
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3ii MORRISON ST., Opp. Posiofflce
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8150,000 PALACE
TO HOUSE FAIR
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Committee - of Business Men
; Plans Substantial Structure
. lor Permanent Exhibit
GOVERNMENT BUILDING
( FOR THE FIRST SHOW
j Twenty-Four . Constitute Committet
.Which Has Project in Charge With
' ' Adolphe , Wolfe at President and
; , , Dan McAllen SecretaryT i
A 1B9,0 auditoiiuni and IndastrUt
'.fair bnlldlna. to b um4 as a RiuMum
In which a ptirmancnt Industrial z
hlblt may b maintained and for fairs
. aad public masting places, Is planned by
. Uis provisional eommlttas of tb -ltOS
Industrial fair. - Tha matter was thor
ouhly discussed at a msetlna of the
committee laat nlaht In the Commercial
. club rooms alter a permanent organ!
' satlpn hsd been slfected and temporary
. offlcera bad been choaen. The promoters
. of the Industrial exhibit are desirous of
seeurlns property in a suitable location
and erecting a building that will be a
credit, te the city, where the resources
nf Oregoa may be kept constantly be.
fore the attention ef the public Steps
-i have been taken toward securing prop
arty and raising the necensary funds.
'., 9 plaa oX Ue eommlttee Is to ae
curs four or fly acres la a good loca
tion, ana with funds which It hopes to
oure build a-stmotura that will fur
nish a commodious and attractlvs home
for a' permanent exhibit for many Years
to come. . In connection with thu . I
position part of , the structure It is
punned to build a great public audi
torium which shall be suitable for con
vention aad all public meeting purposes.
It has been suggested that the city
should use the building during all the
year with the exception of .SO days dur
ing which time It should be placed at
the disposal of the stats for state fair
purposes.
As to where the stmcturs may ba lo
cated and how It Is planned to - raise
funds, the committee' Is not in a posi
tion to give out Information at this
Havo You Tried It?
A building-tip food for invalids and
(or those with , weak life functions,
which, by its action on tha blood, will
help jrour body to throw cS disease
and take on flesh.
For nearly a quarter of a century
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(wnuliiiB
TJm C4 Utmr Oil Imulnn Tm BttUmc4."
The food that does good,' has been
ed and, prescribed by physicians is
all parts of the world. ,
At a reiuh, Oiorasliion has today
a larrer le than any other- emulsion
of Cod Lirer Oil, and it carried is)
stock by every druggist in the United
States.
Then sre ree fIteot. snd lt-ot. Bottles I
la TsrsMla is pciaMd m T laagnsfss ea esch.
Ozomulsion .. Labor atoms.
m rbM.U Hew Tsstw
time, although a definite plan has been
suggested ' and received with approval.
Twenty-four' merchants,- -manufacturers
and business men constitute the
committee which is planning ' for ths
HUS-sxhiblt .and tha permanent .InduaJ .
trial fair building. These men chose as
thslr president last night Adolphe Wolfe
of Llpmsn, Wolfe Co and' Dan 'Mo
Allen of McAllen McDonnell was
elected secretary.- The 'members of the
committee are: County Commissioner
Barnes, A. D. Charlton. A. L. Cralgr
Hlgmund Frank, C. 'A. Whltetnore,' I N
Llpman, Phil Metschan, Paul Wssslnger.
Oeorge Howell, -A. B. Btelnbach. T. IX
Honcyman, W. J. Horfmann. W. 11
Chapln, Tom Richardson, C K. Henry,
Oskar Huber,: Edward Newbegln, H. E.
Reed,. K. M.' Brannlck. Jefferson Myers,
A. - H. 1 Devers, Henry S. -Dosch, f. I.
Fuller. ' ' c ; '.'.
A "push" committee was appointed,
consisting of C. A. Whltemore, W. H.
Chapln and W. I. Hofmann.
. The committee", In considering a place
to use for the 190 exhibit, looked'most
favorably upon the Government build
ing on the Ijewls and Clark fslr grounds.
If satisfactory arrangements - can be
made this place will probably be made
use of until the proposed, permanent
structure can be provided. ' 1
The following . committee - was sp
polnted to look about for a suitable lo
cation and outline the general scope of
ths exhibit:' . Colonel I. M. Dunne, Tom
Richardson, ' Paul Wesslnger, V. I.
Fuller. Henry E. Reed and H. E. Dosch.
Another, appointed' to confer with the
Oregon commissioners of the Lewis and
Clark fair Is constituted as follows:
Frank C Barnes, Philip Metschan and
A. B. Btelnbach.
. , A SolSBUaa Weader.
The euree that stand to Us credit
make Burklen's Arnica Balve a sclen
tino wonder. It cured B. R. Mulford,
Iwtursr for the Patrons of Husbandry,
Wsyneaborq, Pa., of a distressing case
of Piles. It heels- the worst Burns,
Korea, Bolls, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds. Chil
blains end Halt Rheum. Only its at
S. O. Skldmors Co.'s drug store.
FIO PLAYGROUNDS
FOR VilLLIALIS
School Director Votes Alone
' Against Buying Extra Half
Block for Midway School. -:
IRVINGTON SCHOOL MUST i .
HOLD MORE FIRE DRILLS
School Board ; Orders . Purchase of
One and One Half Blocks of Land
.:. in Tollman Tract for Three Thou
and Dollars. , . '
School Director Richard Williams
placed himself on record at a meeting
of - the board of school directors last
night as opposed to the purchase of
playgrounds for children In connection
with the public schools, Hs objected
to being appointed on a committee to
purchase a site for the Midway, school,
as It was proposed to buy an extra
half block of land to be ueed as a
playground. He. thought the taxpayers'
money should not be used to- purchase
playgrounds.
"I object to being placed on this com
mittee," said he, "because I am op
posed to the purchase of playgrounds
for children In connection with the pub
lic schools. I am not In fsvor of send
ing children to school to play."
Director Wittenberg had made an la
vestlgaUon of the proposed, site and be
said the district was getting a bargain
The land was ons and ons half blocks in
extent with a street running through It.
He said the street could be vacated, as
it would be of no use to the' city, and
thereby the school would gain posses
sion of a strip" oMand 0 by 200 fef
for nothing. , He had taken a 19 days'
option of the property for tt.OOO.
"We had better take this," he urged,
"or we will not be able to Secars such
a bargain anywhere else. If this op
tion expires and we do not close the
deal '.we will have to pay .considerably
more for a site elsewhere, for land In
Midway is Increasing In value rapidly.
Close the deal and If the district does
not want this land I will take It myself-
Chairman Bltton was empowered to
secure a deed for the property, the only
one voting against such action being Di
rector Williams. . -
Ths alts for the proposed school Is
on a sightly rise of ground overlook
ing the liver, about four blocks south
of the present school building, in what
Is known as the Tollman tract. A com
modious school , building will be built
on the property In the coming summer.
It was announced to the board that no
Are' drills had been held In the new
Irvlngton school since ths beginning of
the term. This was a surprise to ths
directors and ths principal will be In
structed to held drills frequently.
MRS. M'KEE RANKIN ILL ?
AND ALMOST PENNILESS
New York, March 17. It has fust be
came known that Mra McKee Rankin
Is desperately 111 and In sore financial
straits. During the paet six months
Mra Rankin's illness has called for a
series of expenstvs operations, and al
though both her daughters have done
everything In their power to help In a
financial way, ths actress finds herself
now, when her illness Is more hopeless
than ever, almost entirely without
funds. Jt Is expected that a benefit wyi
be arranged for the veteran actress.
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