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. . . , : ..., . : ' l 1 . :..-.''.' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. "WEDNESDAY . EVENING.' NOVEMBER' 81, ' 18C3. 1 - : v- :! :-'-f ' ' ' ' ? ' . ' ;V - . ; i I ' 't: DAY'S EVEHTS ON : EAST SIDE Senator . Nottingham. Writes aa Explanation . About Starl ' : Street Improvement. MOUNT SCOTT DISTRICT - v HAS ERA OF PROSPERITY y"; LtnU Now Haa Band of Twenty-Two Piece-Scllwood Plant for Larger '" v Public libraryOther Eenta on T . th Eaat Side. . iy t BMl ttta Bepaetsaeat, '- : Th " Eaat Sid Improvement asaocla tlon. Ilk th Beat Sid Busin- Man club, a unanlmbtta-W-ttaaaMiaa for the Improvement of , Eaat BtarK mt At meeting laat night of the East Bid Innrovmnt. aaeocUUon. Thomaa H talon, H. H. Prouty. W. H. McMonlea "i.-jurTwiwi. MMrAPPoilitea to go War the council thl afternoon ana". urge that jh further delay be. allowed tor the carrying out of the contract for i it v KMnia - Seventh to Eaat Water. - ? . irk. nMnfw nvnirl whO WlSIl 10 Oe w 1111h nf F..at Hurl iram . lay the work until the dredge can be obtained and can fill the block at the Mine time ae th aire... . " "T to deotroy butldlnga along th street, will hinder the Improvement Indefinite y, according to the improvement m..- rlattonv alace -the-ureage now u- - great deal more work than it win r. .hi. .pcomnllsh In many . years. 0.1. n-that . hae so ;;r - aroused - the Kaai oa . jum . 364-70 1 Morrison St Home of Low Prices and Easy Terms The big store in the low rent district. Our big saving TT penses ss your g; tent Adjustable : . MORRIS CHAIRS Exactly like above cut. We 'carry a large assortment t ang ina' in price from $9.09 to $35:00 Come and Look at Our, STOVES AND RANGES We have a good line of each. Heating Stoves from $1.50 up Ranges from $27.00 up. ' Only . $1 Down & $1 Weekly FOR SALE 100x100. about two blorks from end nf . roadway car line, Holladay Park. Thla Is one of th finest and beat lo cated euarter block In that part of the rlty n4 le worth your looking at If you wish anything in that direction. There la on north half ef the lot a pretty lit tle house of 7 mome,' In good repair, that will rent well and atlll hive room fnr fine nous on corner. Will want two- thlrrle of ' purchase prlo down. PrM- i fa.eoe, . BUCHTEL & KERNS aarr Moavauaoxr itbmv ; CalefBros. Home Furnishers: j rA.r Jt-fetTfr..". ' Pa : follow- ing communication to make: "la regard to the fill of Eaat Stark atreet, there aeeme to be a determina tion to mleatate all facta In connection with the. esse, and to Impugn the mo tive, of everyone who disagrees with some of the Kaat Sid gentlemen In regard to the same.'' ' - 'The fact la that there la a petition pot In to Improve wltk a fill. Eaat Stark atreet from Seventh to the. river. UhpUndlng the -fact that Eaat I Stark, betweenPnfon avemia" a?ialhr) river, was improves laat year with new plank, and l.a now In perfect condition, except where the fill at Union avenue cruabed down th tree tie,-which ahould have been put In order-long ago, but for aorae reaann haa . been left In Ite preaent dilapidated condition until the present time. ' wanted XydmnUe rtU. ' '.' . "Nearly all the property owner' from L'nlon avenue to the river were anxloua to -'make a hydraulic fill, not only In the atreet but alao on all th land owned by them, and In order to get tbla done they aecured more 'than one third of the property owners between Union avenue and Eaat Seventh, atreet, and alao more than one third of the property owners between' Union avenue and Water street to lgn a petition separating . th - Improvement, eo . that the eaat end of the atreet could be filled at once with a dirt fill and then allew sufficient-time-for the West and to- secure the dredge to fill . the ' weat end up to basement grade. If not' to atreet grade. Now, instead of trying to delay any Improvement. w were IraKy-lWkttil'-tnat rfte-mtnTrveTnenrj d maa in an Intelligent manner. Some of us have Just erected' new build ings on this land, and we do not want to have our buildings ruined by a, dirt fill, the aame aa waa, done on Union and Orand avenuea. This is one reason we had for making the hydraulic fill first Soma of the Eaat. Side gentlemen seem to think that we were alraply do ing this to delay matters or to get the Improvement In such shape that it could b:remontmd"Baa!nir"ana-Toaiia this suspicion the property owners' have agreed to guarantee la writing, ,nd If Decease nr." "to put a bond that the two improvementa will not be - remonstrated against. This ought to satisfy any fair moum person. - t Sfo JTeeoV of Suspicion. Notwithstanding this proposed auar- antee, soma of the gentlemen stUl in- um we .i. noi acting in gooa faith. When people offer to put mat ters In such ahape that they cannot positively be auaplcloned, we think It Is time for suspicion to cease. we commend the Eaat Bide business men for their energy and seal -which they display in having their' streets Improved, but they should, remember that they should not require' us to Im prove h street every year, aa they are Baking to be done between Union ave nue and the river. Notwithstanding we aia not tnma tms was right, we oonsented to bear It and do as they desired, but we want to do it in a manner that would be permanent and benefit not only . the street but the lproperty as-well and make a perma nent, eoUd foundation for ,a street so that If a dirt fill were put In after the baeeraent level waa reached bv the hv. draullc fill. It. would do no damage to th buildings, and would also Improve all the property aa well ae the, street "W cannot understand how' "anyone could act more fairly than we have done la this matter. We cannot see the grounds for suspicion which these gentlemen, seem to entertain toward us, and what' we nave done "cannot help but allay 'the suspicion-of any reason- aois person. . ' Vo SUasonfor Xaate. , ,; "It the atreet from Union avenue to : the river were In bad condition and not in ahape to b used we Could readily un derstand why It would be neceaaary to hurry this Improvement at once and have the dirt flU made, but as if is In perfect condition w see reason-why we should not have a reasonable time to make a hydraulic fill first. This has been the unanimous opinion, with one bar .txcegtioiu-pt all ho property: owners on this end of the street,' eo far I aa I can learn, and, if I understand the case, the gentleman who claimed to have property-in thla section Is only acting ave aa agent for soma eastern parties. W want It understood now and forever that we are not opposing mis improvement; mat we want it bad as any on, but w want to do It In aa Intelligent manner, and we have arranged the matter In such a way aa to allow the east end of the street to be rilled as quickly ss the people want It done, ' and -aak that ours be delayed until such time ss we can get the dredge, we repeat again that we would not ask this If the street bad not been Improved last year. "We trust this will satisfy our sus picious irlende. "C. W. NOTTINGHAM." " Free parity at Mount Boo It. . Th Mount Scott dlatrlct Is experienc ing a slight touch of prosperity this I week, as real estate and othen lines of I DusMiess are picxing up with unusual alacrity, Uents boaata that eastern capital Is becomlnf Interested In prop erty adjoining since a man from' Mlch Igan bought five lote this week In the Plnehursttract Th . purchaser; will put up cottages on his lots and other wise Improve th property. Th lots In ths Webb addition are nearly sold out and prices are beginning to rise. . W. I. Price Is building a new atore In Lents within a few feet ef the sta tion, on a central location, and will put In a new and up-to-date line of general merchandise. Arleta Is also feeling the need of more business houses and a nsw Arm, Hysler A Stewart, has rented the Cunning building at Stewart's sta tern and will put In a stock of gro ceries. The sawmill at Lents resumed work yesterday after a delay of two weeks on account, of ths high water. At one time the water was two feet deep in th engine-room end parts nf the machinery - rr An water for a period of nearly i nours curing, tne floods jprlastl week, Baud Is Busy., j . v The Lents band Is doing good, work and now consist of 22 members. -A. H. Werry, of Portland, Is Instructing the I Lenta musicians and they are practic ing reguiariy. it is the intention of the organisation to have completed by sum. mer a neat hand stand near the station and during the long, pleasant summer evenings the people of Lents and visit ors. Id the town will be sble to enjoy musln from a local organisation and without going to the parks In the elty. Q. W. Spring, the new postmaster of I Lnis, naa just receiver nis -comtnie-t . . . . . . . . . i nion and tne or rice win be formally turned over to htm on December I. Mr. Spring has been In the office since September 1. but took the office before the term of th former postmaster, who wlahed to do soma other work, had expired. ' ' . . Want Large XUbrary. -Th-resident it Scllwood wha have for th last two years been supporting a small public library hav become ao convinced of Its good in the community that they are anxious to. have It en larged and better equipped. - Dr. D. A. Thompson - has! "given : much time and thought to the project and . feels that ths Portland association should estab lish permanent branches In the euburha. The library at' Hell wood haa been sup ported by th dtlsen and l-iw)ot-!ng them 121 a month. - It If becoming too much of a responsibility and the Portland -library, la solicited, to -give aid Senator . Nottingham Vias the Pried inn;a.ini - FRANKLIN MARKET 105-107 Third Street. The Friedman Packing Company secured the two carloads of meat shipped to Seattle yesterday and which the railroad company were un able to deliver to Its destination, hence the Friedman Packing Company will have some RARE BARGAINS IN MEATS while the lot lasts. ::; " r- t? - ...... No need of any one going hungry while they can buy at the prices quoted below: - - - f - ; SHOULDER PORK, LB...... .' V. .... . . . ....... . . llc LOIN PORK, LB. ... ; . ... .. . .14c BACON, LB. . . ; , . V. . . . ... . . . V;v : : . . . . . . . V . . .'. 1 7 c HAMS, LB. ......... . . .... ...... ........... .v. ..... ..V. 17c ; 5-LB. PAIL LARD, GUARANTEED . . . . , . . . . . . ...... . . . . 60c 10-LB. PAIL LARD, GUARANTEED....;:.,; .... . ; ..'..$1.10 roast veal; w:7;zrr7: VEAL CHOPS, LB:. . .-. . ..;". :. . . 10c . DON'T A plan -haa been announced that will Include two other branches, one at Al blna and ' another In South . Portland. Moat suburban residents .are not able to avail -themeelve of the opportunldea of th Portland public library- as easily aa might be on account of the fact that It require some time to make th trip to and from th library. - - The Center Addition Progressive as sociation will work in conjunction with the Twenty-eighth Street Improvement association for the widening of Villa avenue and East Qllsan to (0 feet. At their meeting this week Dr. William De Veney read a letter from William Dodd announcing J,hat he was in favor-of-an 80 or 100-foot street 'through the Hasel farm. A commute from the Center Addition association waa appointed to confer with the Twenty-eighth Street association to work for this Improve ment.. 'This committee, consisting of C. T. Groat, A. Bartholomew and C W. Davis,.' will meet with the letter asso ciation tomorrow evening. Frank Mot ter of the Twenty-eighth Street asso ciation attended the Center addition meeting and made a vigorous speech In favor of the Improvement, AT THE THEATRES. "The Sign of thg Croat? Tonight - Witeea Barrett's powerful retlctoae drama, "The Bias of the Cross," will be the attract km at the Helllg theatre, roartMntk sad Wash ington streets, tonight at S:lt o'clock. It has brooctit to the side ef high dramatic represen tation clergy ana .churchgoers of aB sects. It ass called forth a wmderral eboras ef com-menAatloa-'trom "power fut pntptt orators,- aed yet Its sfbTtng eraaiatie features have nane it - one et the most magnetic attraettoea fur regnlar theatre aabtraes. . . -. -r- U t. ' " "" - ' a f.-' " V ' Max Figman Sunday Night.'' Max ngmaa, who eomea to the Helllg thesh-s next Bandar night, November 33, continuing the following Taeedsy and Wednesday Bights, November StT and 28, with a speeial-prloi matl-aee- Wednesday, tn -n ii on - the Bo. the charming comedy dramatised by Grace Llv- Ingstos rarnlas trom Harold MoGratb a book of tba same name. Is said to have aa eye for the beeatlra! always. This may- account fnr a-11 tenr Preuy girls m lire company playing th feminine roles, Mlaa Helea Holmes, Miss Clara Louise Chapmen, Mies Beatrice McClore and Miss Cera Woodland Ben nett, The aoat sale begins aext Friday mora. tog at Jh bosofflce of the theatre. , ,. College Fun In "Strongheart." ' "Strongheart," the play of Columbia 'varsity life. In which Henry B. Harris will preaent Robert Bdeaon at the Helllg theatre tomorrow. Friday and Saturday nights.' November 22, S3 end M, with e epectel-prtc matinee Hatnrday, Is s four-set foniedy-drama by William C J MUle, a former Columbia boy. While th dra matic Interest Is aertoas, ss It concerns the problem of the educated Indian and a la love for a womaa not of hla race, there la abundant eomedy to relieve the emotional tension. Beau are bow selling for th engsgemeat. - . Big Week at the Baker, r'1 This Is the big week at the Bsker. where John Balnpolla, supported by the Incomparable Baker etork company, la erodnelng "The Mid dleman," the great Kngll.h drama from, the pea of Henry Arthur, Jones, Sain polls Is known as a sterling actor and this week be does some of the beet work of hie career. In the third act he rises te the point of genius. ' -a" a ...,-.' . t . . . aW , X X . J Mb bVIVUl UUMlllfl UWllMI'UI aUUt . X Veswaaasesawaaf .2v-':;7';::':7''-':;V.i'.: - 0Vv;:: - When you know that the great Pillsbury-WasKbum Mill ' V ' -I If of Minneapolis manufacture ' . JilJgfiCa 4 The white'- heart, of itfte wheat-' 'A 2 lb. pelage .'. 1 1 .; : . U .- ; ' retailing for 20c; makes 12 . of cxcamy yate y i)' V iimimifmi S f delicious cooked food . '"''' '","'"" I UilEHfOOD 1 Made by Ae man wlio :Ji SL makes "The Hour" . KfoSSStffe two.end oneha cups of boUinf water.. ",'" ' ' lMvrk aah 'to ta-e end boa 15 aninutee. If loo . ' " - 'W7?i CVVlMff tnitk adVI boitng wster. Serve hot with , . .' 'GbMLttiffpT fAWYPKr Via cream and sugar. When cold k makes . , ; -iWtN 2P atf it, nlTC V l -r prepared with fruit vQT , , . , " W iriMWk Grocer ; Phone Exchange 63 and v- FORGET The Middleman" win be the bill all week. wua a matuie seroxday. Beau eauing. , Next Week at the Baker. Hoyt's a-rmt bU. "X Temoersac Towa.'? will be the bill aest week at the eker theatre. It Is a good attraction tor the Thanksgiving week and will andoabtedly prove highly popular. It will serve to tatrodnce ao the patrons ef the Baker Alias Anne (Singleton, the charming new second womaa, whe haa nmt arrived from Kew l era to Join tue Bakerltes. "A Temperance Town'" Is filled with tnose ooalltUs which made Hoyt'a aame a household word. ; Xoe won't weat te miss It. . "Peck'g Bad Boy." fltorme. floods, nor anything else seem te keep - people home from seeing "ieck,aBad Boy" at the Bmplre this week. Th piece to erowaing us cosy .aptowa toeatre at performaace. Juat- as fanny as ever la motto, and many think It la Improved in oral -ways. The "boy" at there In all hla glory, and Bchalta, the groeeryman, eontrlbntee hie share ef the general merriment. "Peck's Bad Boy" win be at the Bmplre ell the rest of th week with a mstloea Saturday. . Coming to the Empire. ' T7ncle ' 7osh Bpraeehyt fej earning to th KaTpIre seat week, arriving for Sunday matlaee. Everyone remember this attraction Let season. and how It packed the Bmplre to the doors at every performance, .this seesoa It la bigger, better tbsa aver, and the "rabe" band wU eooa be eeeo wandering through the streets, as they did last year. Look eat for "Uncle Josh." " At the Star.' " V ' "Polly and I" Is a comedy-drama which the Allan stock company Is playing this week at the Star to the aeual eapaelty baaineee. It Is even more successful than "A Man of Mystery," presented last week, aa there Is mora comedy and act Ion la "Polly and I." retreat gesbnry Is playing a lawyer this week, and be la jone or tae moat eomicsi eDmocuane ever aeea in this city. Terna relton la assisting Beabary b the comedy,- There witt tie mattiraef tumor- Saturday and Sunday. Heats Bow selling. At the JLyrlc! Better than th performsne gives ty reed companies te "The Sign of the Four" thla week at the Lyric. The stork company la offering a flrst-elaae production ef the Sherlock Holmes plsy, with all the characters and all the seeded scenery. Bealdee these, the management offers between acts aa Illustrated song and moving pictures. "The Sign of the rear" la the origi nal Sherlock Holmes etory, and It Is one ef the strongest attractions the popular Lyric slwk eouiuauy has pieaeuted. ' At the Grand. How that the floods hav en balded, an the acta which era aanounced for tba preeent week's vaudeville bill at the Grand have arrived. They made a great bit yesterday, .Individually sad collectively. The feature act. VAont Louisa's Advice." played by Mr. and Mrs. Troesdell, to one of the most beautiful dramatic acta that has graced the vaudeville stage. Dally saatl aces and two shows nightly. RIVER FALLING AND Y : . RANGE GRASS GOOD (Special Dispatch te The Jnarnal.) Arlington, Or., Nov. il. The river at this point Is falling rapidly and the weather Is fine. Reports from Condon and Clem show that the south end of the county Is covered with snow from four to six Inches In depth, and sleigh ing Is a favorite pastime. .. The weather In that section, however, has every In dication of a chlnook at any hour. ; . Stock throughout the county Is in P OWNERS OF Main 2694 295First THE TWDBIGTORKETS Get your heating stove now. Don't wait till you come . down some morning when it's so cold that you break several commandments, before you get dressed. We have lots of fine heating stoves assembled on our first floor now, where it'a easy to get all the"pointa as well ""7 : ; ' . asthajitovea. ... : '. . N :.-. OUR CELEBRATED NIAOARA HOT-BLAST COAL HEATERS $13.50 to $30.00 COMBINATION WOOD AND COAL HEATERS ! FROM $6.50 to 925.00 r - Air-Tight Heaters from $2.00 to $16.00. Hardware, Paintav etc "; . Columbia Hardware , , y-r- m fine condition and the warm rains and southerly winds which -preceded - the snow have started the grass on the ranae,: which is now- good enougn . to warrant sheepman in ceasing to feed In the-corrals. , t NEGRO TROOPS MAY GET BACKUiraUSF5H0WN Journal Special Bervlc.) New York. Nov. 11 Gilchrist Stewart. of th Constitutional league, -has made publle a cable message said to ' have been received from President . Roose velt saying he would not suspend the order to discharge the negro troops on account of the Brownsville affair, but waa willing to hear new facta In th caae and if these should prove his In' formation false he wss willing to rein state the troops. . t . ' - l Cram Shot Shatter BTana. ' 'Arlington, Or, Nov. 2L News has reached here that Cheater Huff acci dentally shot himself in the hand while hunting ducks on John Day river. la attempting to get into his boat the gun was discharged Into the palm of his hand, mangling it and the wrist fear fully. The wound was dressed at Mora. Amputation was found unnecessary. Huff is a son of a prominent rancher near Cray. eStoriicf the mite Heart CITY MARK ET Street, Cor. Columbia MUTTON SHOULDERS, LB. . .. . MUTTON CHOPS, LB;.. .Vi LEG OF MUTTON, LB.,V... . ... . POT ROAST BEEF, LB ." . . , .... ; . V ,.. '. ; .; . . ; .V-; .". 7c BRISKET BOILING BEEF, . LB. ...v ......V.;. 5c FLANK'1 PIECES, LB. ..'............'. ,...... .4c'- rump roast, lb T7;v;':n;:7;T,;v .. :, . , rt . . ; ; . . .; .8c' LOIN STEAK, LB , ,.....,....(...... . . .....-. 10c Builder.' Company mmm m .zrmm 7iz rr. -r s. ' - v Light is the magnet that draws trade. ::r- The bright store is the "hypnotic eye'! of , . : business. People can no more resist the at- '.; 1 traction' of a ;brilUantV Electjically lighted . stgrethan they can resist the dafion call of ; , 0'V.brassban3.-i.v : - Ts your .competitor with the Electrically " illuminated show windows, bright interior r i . and sparkling Electric Sign getting an ad vantage over, you ? 1 The moth never flutters ' j ardund the unlighted candle ! ; Up-to-date -stores nowadays - consider - shop-windoW't lighting a, necessity, whether, they remain open after dark or not. -r: Competition forces ; modern methods. , ' -' V ' A 'show window ' brilliantly .iUuminated , with Electric light will make many a sale K .' "the night before. Electric light compels f'! ! attention, makes easy the examination of your display, shows fabrics in their true And don't'negrectrtfie.ETectric.5ignIt .-' . ' V a a' ' ' " ' is soliciting tpmbrrows'' business every " moment it is lighted burning your name in ; the public inind. it is a solicitor that never ' becomes weary never stops work costs ; ; Uttie. . . : ; : . .;:'., .; J ; : : ;;, REDUCED RATES in effect for cur- , . rent on meter basis. .. . ' '.; ----v: i" " For information call MAIN 6688. , PorHIand FIKST AND Col Phone Main 111 ; . . . ir.l.U .7c -. ... i 10c .. . . . . .. . . . . ..... . . .12ic ' "'"jy '' ' goods in" detail and colors. , General ALDER STREETS ' '., r. : ' '" ' '.- ' ..' ' f' ''' --i ' . " I' . ' ;., 1. '
