7112 CUZCOII DAILY JQUr.IIAtt TOIITLAKD, FRIDAY EVENING, ;v JUNE 1, 1ZZ3.
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SUPREME CQURTSAYS-THAT
REALTY BOARD
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-'Enthusiasm Displayed by Mem
f - bers at Launching of Nsw
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,; Organization.
BOARD MAY CONSTRUCT
BUILDING OF ITS OWN
Business Men of the City Will
Hold Mass Meeting; f or the"7 '
". ' , Purpose.
The Furniture
Dealers
COMMITTEES WILL MAKE !
MANY IMPORTANT REPORTS
Move
Speakers Introduce the Idee and
Many Offer to Take Bond in En
. ,;, terprise Plana for Advertising City
of Portland Discussed. .-VW-P-
v Tbe Poland Realty board save lu
first annual dinner laat evsnlns; at the
-Coramerclal. -club, . and it - was a thor
oughly enjoyable and auccessful affair.
it was practically tbe real Jatmebins f
tb" new organisation and -reat enthu
siasm wn manifested, particularly
when the first speaker, C. K. - Henry,
TJrseheJSulldlns of a Home for .the
board and offered to take 15,000 of- the
stock . or bonda in auob a etruoture.
Other speakers referred to the same
subject and each reference was greeted
with; hearty-applause. It is- probable
that. In the next few days the project
will take. shape-and S building commit
tee be appointed.
. - The members of the board nd their
vueats were welcomed by President W.
H. Moore, who Introduced A. H. Blrrell
as toaatmaster. About CO persons were
present and enjoyed the dinner, which
waaarranaed by a committee composed
of A. J. Daly, Fred A. Swans son and X
O. Rountree. Toasts were responded to
by Whitney 1 Boise, Tom: Richardson.
Assessor D. P. Blsler, F, A. Rwenason.
.Henry E.- Reed, J. A. Wells, Henry
JTrlei and. ot hers, -
- : s)peaks of Adyaatacaa.-r""";-:,
? Mr, Boise- In his address spoka of the
ad vantsra bt raT. realty board,-bow It
could elevate the tone of that business,
bttt above all could settle the question
of commUalona, and In thla one respect
t K "powwrot suud bolht tr-the property
holders .ana T.te tha members nf ,,lha
oaro. . ,, . ... . . - '
yi County Assessor Slslar's -address was
particularly interesting. He spoka of
"pity rate and the combined rata for
tiry, county, port of Portland, "etc., was
lbe lowest of ayiy elty on the coast He
said the 8eattle city rate was some
thing like It mills and that If that city
had a city - rate of 6.1 mills, as Port
land baa. they would advertise that fact
all over the country and bare balloons
floating; over the city with that rate
mblaaoned on them so all visitors
could read. Mr. Sigler said . that if
rlrhtly set forth the S.3 mills city tax
tet area tea tadYertlsement.-F ortland
... can have. .... , :
. Among hfls" jirsefflTTir th banquet
r were W. H. Moore. F.) A". 8wensson. A".
H. Blrrell. E. J. Daly, Oeorce Schalk,
Jamea' Row ntree Henry Fries, William
Moll. J. A, Wells. Jt. M. Wilbur, Fred
erick Andrews, Van W. Anderson, F. A.
"Northrupf Whitney It Boise, Tom Rich
ardson, K. A. Jackson, . E. E. Lindsay,
t". K. Henry, . F. Tompklna...,.Henry
Moore, J, A. Currey. Mr. Rtewart. M. J.
Clobeasy, M. O. Griffin, Flortaa Fuchs,
Goldschmldt;-1 MrrTteldner, Cord
Benstake, . Daniel Edwards. Harry
." Palmer, George Fields, Joseph M. Healy.
"Hennr E. Reed, M. K. Lee, James Flynn
and H. M. Whiting. : ... : y
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,..-t .: Joba Oaa Stop It.
4 From the Detroit Journal.- -
bourse"! the fedratsovernmnt Is
its attempt to atop sambline;
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, it will call
in' the virtuous assistance of Mr. John
' W. Oatea. ' . -., . v - -
Selection of Permanent Location for
PaU Industrial Fair Will Be Theme
for Discussion Plans for This Year
-.tot Be" Considcred.yr r .jrctr
.There will ba a rousing mase meeting
at the Portland hotel Wednesday even
ing of business men who are interested
in the fall Industrial exposition and
permanent exhibit It -la expected that
the meeting wflj "be more -largely afc,
tended than any that Jiaa been held In
Connection with the movement.
At the meeting reporta of the various
commltteea that have been at Work will
be submitted. The most Important re
port will be that of the committee on
buildings and grounds. The committee
was appointed for the purpose of mak
jng . dennue -and - permanent -- arrange
ments for a home for the Industrial fair.
It has met with" "flattering success and
the promise Is given that when final ar
rangements are concluded -the fair-will
have a permanent home that will ba an
ornament to the city.
It la admitted, however, that the fair
thla year will not be held In the per
manent quarters. - A year or so will -be
necessary to complete : the plans that
are being made, and meanwhile tempo
rary, quarters will be secured. Accord
ingly those in charge of the fair ar
planning to nod a suitable place.
rair lais year. - , -
- The sHe and buildings of th Lewis
and Clark fair have been suggested as
the most suitable place, and It IS aaid
that they will likely be aelected. The
buildings are -In-good condition and thef
grounds may also be made preaentable
tydla Cm PBxkhssn'm , -
is a positive cure for all thoae painful
ailments ol women. - It will entirelj
eure the worst forms of Female Com
plaints, Inflammation and Ulceration,
Fallingr and Displacements and conse
quent Spinal Weakness, and ie pecnll
arly adapted, to th Changt oj Lift.
It will surelj eure. . . ; ..'7
RURALLEnERrGARRItRSJRl
-
Members .of Oregon Association
Gather In Portland to Dis-
cuss Vital Topics. ; ;"
The annual "contention oF 'the Oregon
RaHeteaearriera' association began
in Portland thnf morning.. While not
many of the delegates-, have arrived at
thlstlme. It la expected" that nearly
CAFE AND
MUSIC HALL
WEEK BEGINNINQ -MONDAY,
JUNE 4-1-
-Retunrfor One Week Only
WallaceJLBceclL
Comedy Acrobatic Sketch,
Fiechffs Tyrolean
v.- Sextette
:"-7--:'7---, in W' " , ..
"The Anvil Chorus"
FromJ!Il Trovatore"
I ; , 1 ' . ' ' ' "
Jhe ' Great and Only
'Lillian Melbourne .
' Comedienne
..toulse Keesinj ;
Operatic 1 Specialty '.
: Belle Lawrence;;
In Specialty -:
..rMOVINOPICTURES"
"Comical Auto Tour" Films
Special Daily Matinees fronr
. 2 to 5 o'clock. . ;
SPECIAL SUNDAY UATOEE
; 2laSaock
.Program Changed Daily.
Entrances at 21 North Third
street. 21, 23 and 25 North Sec
end street, and 243. 245 and 247
Burnaide street. -
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taakmoho.
It has cured more cases of Female
Weaknesa than' any' other remedy the
world baa ever known. It la almost in
fallible in such cases. ' It dissolves and
expels Tumors in an early stage of
development. That
DaaMng-down FocZag,
eauaihg .pain, weight and headache. Is
Instantly relieved, and "permanently
cured by Its use. Under all clrcum
stanoea it acta in harmony with the)
female ay stem. It corrects . , .
r'-; Irregularity, - s '
Suppressed or Painful Periods, Weak
oeaaof the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloat
lng, Nervous Proetration, Headache,
General Debtlitr. - Alao i
Dlxxlnmsm, Fmtntnmmm,
Extreme Lassitude, 'J don't-care . and
want-to-be-left-alone " feeling, excit
ability, lrritabillty,.nervo-usnesa, sleep
lessness, flatulency, melancholy or the
' blues," and backache. These are
sure indications of FemaJe""'WeakBesa,
fpmeJIejngjenieRt of the organaJTor
Kidney Complaint .
and Backache of tither sex the Vegete
ble rpound la uneciuaued. : -
i ou can write jsn. rnuuam apon
yourself In strictest confidence. . f
st Thy Sweet Voice. - - from, the opera!
"Samson snd Dellian,-r oy Baini-oaen.
very effectively. Bhe possesses a aweet,
pleasing voice. The chorus did some
of Its best work In Father Dominic's
"Beautiful Wtllsmette.---
-Ttr the dlssppofhtment of the audi
ence. Charlea Cutters solo. Tt Is
Enough." from , the opera Elijah.", by
Mendelssohn, had to b omitted because
the soloist waa suffeiing from a severe
COld.- " i : r-p: 'v? '
- The feature of th program was.7 of
course. "Verdi's "Requiem." . This, one
of ' the grandest' of the great Italian
master's 'oomposlMotis, and one 'of the
most atffltfult to" render propertr.f wea
handled, by the chorue and soloists sat
Isfactoruy much better' than' migkt be
expected of a chorus of -amateur sing
ers. The tenors were decidedly ' weak
and' unoertala of their music,- but this
defect was not -fatal to the chorus
work, i The solo . work of Mr. Cutter
wss good,' though Ms voice wae not In
form, -v '' " " v " ". Tf
A. E. Tower.
ayerymembec:pftti9 Le,asocJ.u ilwp m IJll;
be In attendance tomorrow, president
A. K. Tower of Junction City,- Vtoe
Prealdent : X. - P . Loop - of M cM mnvllls
and Becretary J. H.-Gotns of Albany
with tTe taatabei1 Of TO anv com
mittee all arrived early on the scene to
make Snal arrangements of the details
0 the oonventlon. work, -. .. ,
At tomorrow's meeting, the principal
session, topics of vital Interest to the
rurafleuei-uaineis win no1 taaeavap.
The salaxy auertton prom1is to be the
most burning of the convention.' The
further organisation of the carriers and
methods In effecting further efficiency
In the aer rice -will also be given. mucK
consideration. V '
BQYER CONCERT AT HE1UG
AROUSES i INTEREST
Interesting Program Listened to
; by ! City's Social and
' .. Musical Leaders. .
The - Boyer 'concert at the Helllg
theater last night proved to be of more
than -ordinary . interest In muslo and
society circles. The house was filled
with an enthusiastic and appreciative
audience. William - H. Boyer. the In
structor and director, has reason- to- be
proud of bis singers. 1 The program In
cluded some uncommonly difficult mu
slo, which the musicians handled With
credit to themselves and their In
structor. The audience was generous
and persistent with Its encores, and
the soloists were showered with beauti
ful bouquets of flowers. Frankle Rich-trr-4he
bitnd eemposer of- the ' opera,
"The orand Nasar," three selections
from which were rendered by the or
chestra, and Father Dominic, composer
ef "Beautiful Willamette.' sung by the
chorus of 10 voices, were forced to rise
In their seats In the body of the bouse
aad bow acknowledgment to the vocifer
ous applause accorded their edtnpoal
tlena The chorus was Composed " of ' IS
voices, the solo parte being hsndled by
Hiss Eula Bennett, soprano: Miss Ger
trude Holmes, contralto; Miss Jessie
McConnell, mesao-soprsno; Charles Cut
ter, baritone, and William H. Boyer,
tenor. Mis Eva Benson was accom
panist The orchestra music wss
bandied by a special orchestra of JO
pieces. . -'
Miss lula Bennett sang "My Heart
TEN-YEAR-OLD BOY
DROWNED IN SANTIAM
- 8peUl Dlspttrh to Tbt Jearsal.l
Salem. . Junel, rTheJ 0-jfer-old son
of ,Ex-County Treasurer ... Oeorse I
Brown of Btaytbn waa drowned In the
Bantlam last evening while playing on
a big log raft. The body baa not been
recovered.- , , :
"Verbal Uast !YI2i lYKscsses
Bi.a e asi-i ae ' V . -L
Henry Jennlng A Bons, a private cor-
poratlon. appellant, vs. Ernest Miller, respondent-,
appeal from Multnomah
county, Hon. Alfred B. Bears Jr., judge;
affirmed In an opinion by Chief Justice ,
'' Bean,
. Jennlng A . Sons occupied two store-
rooms on First street In Portland. ' one '
.. under a lease for. a. term of yeara and
the other from month to month.. ..The
last-named storeroom waa aold, and Jen-'
. ning Bons entered Into an agreement '
- by which they , remained In possssalon .
of. the storeroom, paying the! ususl .
rental. Before doing so. howeven they
- bad . entered -Into negotiations for ths '
renting of a room serosa- the street.-:
' Upon making their agreement with the
. new .owner they ceased such negotia
tions and released all their lights In '
. and to such storeroom across thestreet. '
Miller, the new owner of their second .
. storeroom, commenced an action of f ore!- .
" ble entry and detainer against Jennlng
7 aTBons. anJTWy "broQgfiTthW SUtrtd' nT;
" Join Its prosecution and for the specific '
performance of . the oral, agreement.
They set up possession -and the -eur -'
render of their tights to ths storeroom .1
,ecr.oaths. street as a pan performance--
or tne contract aurnoient to take the
.court-held such acts Insufficient for that
. purpose, and dismissed tfieiulVw1iteii
wsa sfftrmed. - - - - . .-
Must Vacate 172 First Street
by-J
une
The Supreme Court this Week decided that we must quit one of our. stores, an as
both stores are full from basement to fourth floor with' furniture, carpets and other
necessities to complete house furnishings, we must dispose of half of .the stock, and do
,it- quick.. '. . . ; V'.- : ; ; "- l:-:'' '.-'f( ". :".:.
We Intend to Cut and
Slash Prices in Order to
Get Rid of the Goods in
Two Weeks
. Prices will be no object. J Come and make your selection, and do It quick. - We
lose thousands of dollars, but we have no remedy
'TThetory-of xmr-fightt
newspaper report herewith.
S
The Home Furnishers
172-174 First Street
KILLED BLMISSED - -
; BLAST ON RAILROAD
(Spedat PlptcS to Tie J(rsL)
, Hood River. Or., June 1.C A. Wells
wss killed this morning - at' Alligator
rock, on the north bank railway grade
opposite Menominee, while digging -out
1 a mlsseoTDIaat whlcfi expiodiKl.-a large
rock striking him on-the head. Two
others In the gang were Injured, but
not seriously, Wella- lived- at-Orlent,
Washington. His family is camping; at
Alligator rock.
COOK MADE RECEIVER -rXAT
VANCOUVER OFFICE
- - - 4asal apeeUl 4erle.)
- Washington, June The .following
nominations of postmasters were made
today: For California, Wiliara Tlsdsle,
at Redlands; Thomas M. Wright, at
"WataonvlHes -for -receiver - of public
moneys. Alexander J. Cook . at Vancou
ver, Washington, and Frank A. TwltchelJl
at Seattle f for register of ths lsnd of
fice at 8eattel. J.
Henry. Smith.
YIELDING
TO SCIENCE
BWCmT'SrTJlSEASEANirT)Ixn
jwBETES CAN NOW BE CURED ;
, City Jeermal. , .
From the Kaa
setlS-
aciBe. ' Th
IXibetre are
- lmiMe beretefore
vVUIIns erne hr eee
control of Brlabt'a Xn
nrobaMv tb SMSt. Imporiasi
pilshaestR' Taw iHmm wre nldrrd
fataL lYom reetsr vlepient 1- (Us rrmn
Ham and trasi eonflnalng fart Is this titj It
seat rare ef both these SreaSad eesrialBSS
can sow b effected.
The aw forsMla wes Srat pt to the- test hi
tbU city h? a pmailmst hotel Baas whe had
eihauatad local sirdlcal skill la a kteg settle
with a arvere eaae ef Dtabatea. B got saea
reaalt that ba apreaS the sews aawna hi
frlmes a boot town, aad It would aatonlah th
public to kaow the saatoer, character and
nmmliMmc of the eattoals now raeevcrtas la
kanaao City. . . . ' '
' To aarartala tf seraiaarat roUef kaa been ef
fvrted hy the sow troatamt, as ant all ef
the local rosea that bsve ha troat4 are of
cosiparadToly renmt Sato, the foUowtas wire
wsa sent to California, whore the aow etsretie
as bora la naa for the yt Tr or two: ,
I .KasMS City. jan. IS, 190S.
. A. Crorhon. Proprtotor Bulletls. . .
Has rraadoc, CsU
SototbI promlmmt I'lHiras of Kansas fwy
report ojoaaVrful reeoverla froat Bri(hta Wa
rs at aaS Diabetes by aae of Fulton'e Coaa
Bouad. Kindly advise as If eoceaasfol aad par.
BMaeat rasulta aave hers aeeoaspliaaed la
y tttT- TH s JOTBX Ala- OOMPXKX. 2
la reply tho - foil Inf wtre-orso ss4ia4
froai the Breslns Bollotln: . - -'
Saa Frasetsca, Jas. IS. IPOS.
Kaneae Oty Joornal:
r-erinanoBt results tare. Know a dorter whe
arkaowlodssa abaolnte rocovory fresi rHshetoa.
Msay aatbontle euros ot Brtcht'a Plaraos.
, B. X. CBOTHERS.
Oao of fee Bkast woadorful laeaoetlea m this
rlty a that of Dr. J. M. Qurat ef U West
Third etrert. Hie esso of Wsbetrs wss of
long standi no and s sorloas that ho S adrfoad
te r to riorlda. Ourlnc has abasnia Is the
aoatb-the howl aaso, sooiioa of abors. haartss
of tho eaoe. laforasod the sartor's wife that ho
waa roroTorlnc froa the as oar disease, sod that
her haobord could lotoast, aad on hie rotors
ho louordlataly took an the now sroparstloa.
The sVirtor aow statro that bo aoou hoasa to
art rollsf. Norajsl slrop wsa rosforrd. stronsth
rrfsrnrd lad la now wngba nmro tbaa for Iho
Ust yrors, whra th Disbotoa trot aiado
Ha eonearaare. The AocSBr bss wry sstnrslly
soon the asoaaa ef ethrr easra using the aow
sperlSca nd IWU that practically the aaaaa
rrsnlta wore obtalaod. .
The eauorlsnee of the hotel sua aloe- aeon
mnclBOtTs. Ho atatra that he had alse Dla
botre for roars aad baUorrd It laeurahio till a
wrotoru trarollsr ana called sis stuatten te
the i r ro rort. a shut wore brlnf sisdo Is Sss
FranHsce. Th rasulta wore. If snythlns. Bjnre
sVAnlt thaa la the ease ef t)r. Oooot for
a poo hie twotrry he pasood for llf tasar
anc. He llwtae has proa the ataaas ef
ethrre bore -takla It With like results.
Other late rssro reported Include twe rocev.
ortoa fraaa Brtsht a Dlorooo. both the pattoota
botu pmuilaoat to. local swreaatlla efrclea
KsBoaa City Journal. '
If aayonoi harrag know Ira or ef a case of
Btishra DIsMs or IMsbrtre wtll ered os .too
him a TV Mross w trill boo mat rooy are
srot full Sstslls ef tlto . Important dtsrooory.
W arm for th trosfaaoat sod hsro H In ator1
WOODAJtO, ClSkS CO., rOBTLAXD, OS.
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P O RTLAN D'S NEW D EPA RT ME NT STORE
SPECIAL
Discount
With Every Purchase
BOOT
W0.1RY!
WATCH US GROW t
-PWPECIrES.
WASH SILKWAISTS, lace insertion yoke, embroidered
fronts, former price .25Specialatordayrrrrrr.eJ1.90
WASH,, WAISTS, white lace yokes, insertion, embroidered
Jronts ... ; t usf
SUIT PATTERNS,-Lawns and Gintrhams. Special Satur
day"6rieirach . . ' . 1 i". . . .". . . : . . : ........ 59
tXACE CURTAINS7ttTngMrnr3afds.''Sp
day .... ............. ..... ...1.4
ALLOVER LACE; Zy2 yards, formerly $2.25.. ...... $180
PRINTSrall colors andpatterns.Sattrrdaw Specialyth4Va
TOWELS, barbers', regular 60c. Special Saturday, doz.39 -
" SHEETS, 63x90, regular 65c" Special . .T.T.7.T.V . . . . .48
PILLOW SLIPS, valued at 15c. ... . .... 1.. .llf
HANDKERCHIEFS, embroidered, regular 25c values. Spe
cial Saturday . .' TZytf
EMBKUID,RIcS, endless variety ot patterns and designs,
-regular 25c kind. Special Saturday, yard.. 15
I EXTRA-SPECIAL I
XidTef' Stockings, black, tan and gray: Special, dozen
MaBaaaHMaaaBBaBHHBaBaHaaaaBHBHaBMHBBBBBgpaaooooBMoaBBa'
oo Mm.. tt.t a ' . . . r-r 'l l . r : t
KlUtJUWO, Deauiiiui enauca ana paiicrns 01 iviuuuns, o incites
wide, special saturaay v?.
WASH BELTSrfmelybToideTetl. ... . .... . . . . . .T.v;10e
BACK COMBS, polished shell, plain and gold and silver
mountings. Special Saturday............, ....5
PINS, black, in cubes, large and small sizes, per cube. ... .4
TOOTH BRUSHES, "Superior' brand, regular 25c value.
- Special Saturday 11
CORSET STEELS, warranted absolutely -rust-proof. ...Spe
; rial. Saturday. o
r-e--- m at eV f t
HOSE SUPPORTERS, a sample lot valued at from 25c to
-Tocrrspectar aaturdajrr-
NATIONAL BRAND San Silk, any color. Special... .2
- -"BASEMENT SPECIALS
Blue Bell Tar Soap, 12 bars for. ........ ....... ...... 25
Pyles Pearline, 10c package, 6 packages for............. 25
Pyles Pearline, 5c package, 12 for. ...... ................25
"Nysa"ToilerSoap,"Tegulaf price 10c cake. , Special Saturday,
- 12 cakes for................................... .....25
PICTURES A fine line of pictures, ovals, black and gold
frames, hundreds of interesting and artistic subjects, sold
' all over at $1.00. Special Saturday, .......... . .... .73
Diner. Sets, 60 pieces, English semi-porcelain, sold at $6.25.
--Special-Saturdayrpcr setm . . ; . . . nTTV.'v: . ;;ij4.00
SHOE SECTION
Ladies Patent Bals. Special. ........ . ............. .f 1J8
. LadieslPatent Bals., llow heelsheavy-solesr Special.1.08
Ladies' Dongola Bals., all sizes. -Special.... ........ .13
Men's Shoes, heavy. box calf Bals. and Bluchers. Spl. $2.48
Men's Box Calf Bluchers. Special. . . . I .v. . . . . .': v.v.T2.23
Boy?' Shoes, tan ; just the thing for summer, from 8 to lZVi.
Special ............. v.......;..:.,.............fl3
RUN'S SECTION
X'nderwear, plain ribbed and light merino, all sizes. Special
lot ..........v. 43
l arrd-Neerligee-Sirirt-ar 4rv percale, madras and black !uckr
pecial ........... ....,.-.,'. .-. .fc--jp- . . ,;. . .40
Handkerchiefs, linen, large size, in plain and fancy borders,
. hemstitched. . Special . , ... ... . ........................ .7
Men's Fancy Wash Vests, in .new shades and attractive pat
terns, all sizes. Special.................. $1.45
MAIL ORDERS WILL BE FaLLED AT TIIZCS PHICri
ID. ir
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