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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9. IDOf.
To-ri Topics-
' Toitiaara amusement, ; .
lTell1...."Mn. WlfW e Cabbara Patch"
-plr . ."A Itinmpt in Town
.ju"-a JrJ.l-.
trrie .?0,E Tmtr
ui iru w'
Aa error, of little Importance, how
ever, except that It is always best to be
absolutely correct, was mads In ths
y Item In this paper yesieraay wnc.rs
I hs value of UU eamples of ore assayed
- tot the ButU Boys Consolidated Mining
oempany. . The figures were given a
UO.tl to the ton. when It should nave
been 111.03. At the Butte Boys office.
Waethcrly building. . Bast Morrison
street, the matter was looked upon as
too trifling for correction, but Just the
ante, it Is always beet te have figures
oorreot or they will He. Yesterday was
- another big day with the company. The
secretary sent out nearly 10,000 shares.
Dr. Ilgmund Hecht of Los Angeles
and Grand President Oeorge w. xsiaca.
, aUaa of Las Aneralaa. will be the prmoi-
pal speakers at a meeting of the B'nai
Brtth at Temnle Beth Israel, Friday
night , The guests of the Portland eo-
- otaty arrived this morning and were-
met at the. Union denot by the rouow
Ing committee: . I. Leaser Cohen. Otto
3. K reamer. Big glchol. Dr. Germaoua,
David N. Mosessohn, Isaao Bwett and
Dr. A. Tllser. A meeting of B'nai
B'rith wlU be held tonlaht at the Bell-
I ' lng-nlrsch building, where a great
Vnumber of new members will bo Inltl-
' Night work at the mill of the Eastern
at TVestsra Lumber company In North
Portland was begun last night alter a
shutdown of about six weeks on ac
count of the mill laborers' strike. The
other mills expect to soon, follow, the
example of the Eastern Western, as
they consider the strike thing of the
past. ' Polios Sergeant Cola and a squad
of patrolmen guarded the, mill property
dnrlne- the earlr Dart or the evening,
but as the strike pickets, who are still
nerslstentlv at work, offered no trou-
- ble, ' they soon returned to headquar-
: tars. , - ,
' twiimHu th Hallwiuvt Methodist
Zplsoopal church will taks place Bun-
dajr, My S. was tntanaoa 10
oate the new edifice this month, but
delay In getting material hindered the
AMnnfAttA.. nf the hulldlna?.- . Dr.
Coleman, president of WUlamette uni
versity, win speaa m ins moraine;
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evening ana Rev. Mr. jncuougnmu ox ju
k. iialivar the dedicatory sermon
in the afternoon. The church will oost
about 16,000 and will .afford an ebund-
w. A .n... n HnnilAv - school and
oommlttee-rooma, besides the audito
rium, which wlU seat about ioe peopie.
' At the meeting of the Ladles Auxil
iary of the A. O. H. Monday evening
Mrs. Deary presented to the president,
ui. uarta rh.mbera. in behalf of the
... Ladles' Auxiliary a gold bracelet set
with emeralds. After the presentation
the doors were opened to the brother
Hibernians, and ' short program was
given as follows: Catherine Foley, piano
solo; Mr. MaUey. vocal solo; Cather
ine Chambers, Instrumental; - D. W.
Laao. poem; Mr. Hayes, vocal solo;
Dr. Courtney, remarks; F. Henessey,
. vooai solo, B. J. Deery, address; Miss
L. McMahan, vocal solo. - ;Vv
Professor It F. . Knox, founder of
the. mental, college of Bnra Mawr and
Seattle, Washington, is in the city to
arrange for the founding of a college
: here. Ho will deliver a series of four
free lectures at the A. O. U. W. hall.
Selllng-Hlrsch building.- The first loo
ture will be delivered Friday evening
at o'clock, the second Baturday even
ing and the third Sunday afternoon at
1:10 o'clock. The fourth lecture will be
delivered Sunday evening.
peter Feldhousen was arrested yes
terday afternoon at the Matthlesen ho
tel. First and Madison streets, by Den
s', oty United States Marshal William
. Griffiths, for sending obscene letters
v through the mallet The complaint was
filed by Postoffioe . .Inspeotor - F. M.
. ' Camp. Feldhousen deposited a cash
ball of 1S00 to guarantee his appear
ance at a preliminary hearing before
, United States Commissioner. Edward
: McKee. - .
The Methodist Ministers' association
baa sleeted the following officers to
serve during the ensuing yean Presi
dent, J. T. Abbott; vice-president. Rev.
IX A. Water; secretary and "treasurer.
Rev. W. K. Ingalls; program committee,
Rsv. Mr.. Brteslng. Rev. K. H, Mawer,
and Rev. M. T. Wire. : . , .
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School Books Arrived Th JT. 1C Oill
company desires to notify the school
authorities and the trade that they have
fust received Sloan's readers and Verti
cal writing books No. t. They were
' shipped the first week In January and
their delay in the railroad blockade" has
eaueed great inconvenience.
n. hmuihu eannea and row boata
- which have beea recoivedV by Reiereon
Machinery company un vhi nw umjm
are attracting much attention from
kthoae Interested In pleasure crart. it
Trnald to be by far the largest assort
ment In tha northwest. ; . ..
Ringler gymnasium elaasaa now e-pen.
Join now and aavs It Initiation ' fee.
New East Bide Athletlo club. Grand
avenue and East Morrison street.' Phone
East 670. . Inspection Invited. y
' ' B. W. Moore, xpert photographer.
Elks' building; Seventh and Stark Sta
Everyone Is invited to attend tha big
union Jubilee tomorrow night at the
Hi-act Won
THE GREAT QUESTION
By the Adwaa's Laaa.
Te he er sot te ee. . .
Taat w toe eeaatloa,' " ' '
Wkcthrr It Is batter te be. s para, pale-faead
Bulden bare at boae, .. , , . . .
Urtngia ofctwnrlty, , .- -, i-r-
ir be a sonaw , .
Aa lalna's pack sinle '
aad fcle ma away te eld Tlnrhua's eheras, -
The (jntamra at all (wicked) eye
. ror jMt s little while '.!;'
Aa thee ratars to denaa eeaeorttyt ' V
ah, wnatber is ft battar tor ste te be '
Baal Oood, .. .
And snsia day marry a kind, appreciative ekes
Whe'It love the (and that'e r-tllf la Be,
Or wind styaalf about wltb blanket red,
(Inhabited, perhapa, hy aaaMlaaa Inseata),
' And. anldat the kaaaee aad plaadlts ef the
aoot of sms . v .
Wbe ears sot aa a tow far ay batter salt, ' ,
Bacoae a part ef aa exalMtloa .
Te ba laaghad at , '
Bat est e be adaradf .
y, a, Panllnet t v
fll'a ate the laudry, '. ',,";'
Bvery Nnal , ,. . .
Away, Tlrfinlal ,
Away, Injual v,'
away with freakat ." i
1'U Joat he aU mraalf.
and la tar oa will be the pride ef M4 dear
heaae haahaad aad all aad baak ttrmt la
the aanahlee ef kh) atast hely end fend ef--fastloal.
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tntioit LAtrwniiT.
raL Mats M, i axaU aad CMsabla,
OFFER 8125,000
FOR SCHOOL SUE
Board of Education Receives . Bid
for Alnsworth Block at ;,
- Twelfth and Davis.' f
MANUFACTURERS ARE
AFTER CITY PROPERTY
ow Lies In Ifew Coininerclal
District and Attendance Is Rapid
If Decreasing - Board Wants
More Money for Acreage. , .
At tha meeting of the board of edu
oatlon last night aa offer waa received
for . tha purchase of . tha - block upon
which the Atkinson school Is situated.
The block' . Is ' bounded by Eleventh,
Twelfth, Couch and Davis streets, and
Hlnth newmanufactarrinr district
Ths price offered x was . $116,000. The
board took the of fer under consideration,
but it Is not) probable that any amount
under $160,000, will ba accepted.
Ever since -ths - manufacturing dis
trict has been moving southward and
westward, the attendance at the Atkin
son school has been decreasing, and the
board believes a nsw school should be
built in the residence district The At
kinson school buildings are worth about
$26,000. Tha main building waa built in
the early seventies and Is valuable
chiefly for atove wood. Tha wing was
built about 16 years ago. --
Tha contract for the oonst ruction of
the new Creston school oa tha Powell
Valley road was awarded to E. B.
White, whose bid was $!,($$. Tha W.
B. Steele Construction company pre
sented a bid for $16,000. Ths Steele
company's bid of $18,tl$ for the con
struction of ths Terwmiger school
building in South Portland was ac
cepted. Ruedr Brothers were awarded
the contract for tha plumbing work in
the two buUdlnga Their bid was for
$$.70. '
A petition for the establlahmsnt of a
trades i school waa taken tinder advise
ment. About $26,000 will ba needed to
start tha school. In trie school puplla
will receive two years' instruction y in
tha various trades.
CITY OFFICIALS AND '
- MAYOR GIVEN BANQUET
Retiring Councilman Shepherd
.; and Masters Spread Plates '
i on Festive Board. ; '
DRY TICKET 10
FIELD FOR VOTES
awaBasemaMaamH ' " '
Prohibitionists Will Launch -Candidates
for Sacrifice .'
This Month. - '
DO NOT EXPECT TO ELECT
BUT WILL MAKE SHOWING
Choloe for Mayoralty Idea Between
Amos, Paget and McKerth
. Cold Water Party Convention Will
Be Held April 29. ,
: . ...:) '
prohibitionists ..tor Portland have
caught tha fever and are now consider
ing tha advisability of placing a full
ticket In the field for the coming mu
nicipal election. Tho members of the
party realise that they cannot hope to
elect their candidates, but. they do sot
wish to- appear-as- haviag-loat- all -in
terest In the political game and have
about decided to take steps to get a few
gooa prohibition names on tha munici
pal ballot - , ,
L H. Amos, B. Lee Paget and F. Mo-
Keroher axe the three men who have
been cboaen by tha faithful for the sao
rlflca, and one of tha three- will . be
selected in ail probability to head the
ticket aa the oold water candidate for
mayor of Portland. , '
At a meeting of some ef tha promi
nent members of tha party held last
evening at the T. M. C. A. it waa de
termined to call a party convention for
April it or $7 for the purpose of nomi
nating a ticket. Owing to the fact that
tha prohibition vote at the last election
did not come up te the $6 per cent re
quired by the direct primary law, the
party la prevented from putUng a
ticket la nomination through tha direct
primary law. . It will be compelled to
secure aa attendance ef 100 .members of
the party at the convention. . This wlU.
be tha meeting of April 10 and it waa
decided yesterday te send out Invita
tions and announcements sufficient to
secure ths attendance of the required
number for the convention. t c , .
OPPOSE ELEVENTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Grange) In Wheeler-. County
Adopts Resolutions Against
Legislative Act. '
farewell banquet was tendered to
Mayor tana. City Auditor Devlin, City otla
Treasurer Werleln, the members, of the Klser, secretary:
Opposition te the creation of the
eleventh Judlolal dlatriot la voloed by
Butte Creek grange In .the following
resolutions passed April at Foaall,
Wheeler county, Oregon, and signed by
Klser. master, and Mrs. Llsxle
ooancll and the heads of departments
bv George B. Shepherd - and W. T.
Masters, retiring oounoilmen, last night.
Covers were . laid for about as.
speeches were made by. many , of those
who attended, nr. Bhepnera aeiea as
toaatmaater. , The program was as fol
lows: v J -, I
"Poking Un the Animals." Dr. Harry
Lane; -Calling the BoH," Thomas
Chauosr Devlin: "Celibacy From a Legal
Standpoint.'' - Lawrence Addison Mo-
Nary; "Two Hundred and JTorty Pounds
Dressed." AUaa . Nathan Wills: "Tha
New Show." George Leonldaa Baker;
"Full Many a Flower Was Bora te Blush
Unseen." Thomas Gray; "An Ex-Party
Campaign," James Edward Werlelni
Latitudes and . Departures.? - pougisa
Tavlor. ; -.: '". -
Bones were sung by a enorus oz sailor
boys from the British snipe la tee nar-
bor. The sailors were: James Sloans
and H. Milne of the JordanhllL T. W,
Jones. A. Ttnlsy aad J. V. Davis of thai
Tola, W. Browne and R. C. Wright of
the Dlmadale. ,
Chamaln Bernara ef the Seaman's in
stitute waa pre Bent with the boys and
mads a short address.
A
TSH. C A. building en Fourth and
TamhllL Tha successful eloss of the
building campaign wilt be celebrated by
the two associations interesiea. 'A
rousing good time is promised.
Ho danger of coffee heart If yon get
it from ths Oregon Cheese company,
lit Fifth street. Remember we have a
special sale Thursday, our regular 0o
oof fee !6o straight all day. t ,
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Stsamar Jesse Rsrklns, for Camaa,
Washougal aad way landings, dally ex
cept Bunday. Leaves Washington street
dock I p, m,
" C Taahlma was found guilty' yester
day of robbing a fellow countryman of
120. Judge Gantenbeln sentenced) him
to two years In tha penitentiary. ' - -
Albert Stone, who for the past eight
years 'waa connected with the A, C
Feldenhelmsr company, is now .with
Manx it Blooh, Third street, .
For wire and Iron fences for some-
tsrtee or laama,. phone East lot. Co
lumbia Wire and Iron works. . , V ,
twaaaaaaissamajj! -
Woman's Exchange, 111 Tenth street
lunch 11:10 to ; business men's luaoa.
Aetna Oil Co. sells ths1 best safety oea
oil and fine gasoline, phone Eaat Tift.
For Kodaks, Kodak developing Z. L.
Cohan, tha Kodak store. Ill Sixth St
Wh
ayes
y ' pay f moref Metsger fits yeof
for L Am Sixth street , i,fV
Swell 11.10 ladier oxfords, tea er
patent Marks Shoe company.
Wednesday is the last day for dis
count on vest side gaa bills.
Piano teacher will take beslnnsra.
hates reasonable. Phone B. 0tt .
Dr.' Wm. .House.
1 11-4 Ore Ionian.
nervous diseases.
Qeneve Llthla , Water It First St
D. Chambers, optician. 111 Seventh.
Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Berger signs 114 Tamhlll Phone,
v - - i i .i. i
The action of the Kentucky court of
appeals In declaring unconstitutional ths
redlstrictlng act of 1100 will take from
tha Democrats seven members of the
legislature whloh it was Intended te gain
by tha gerrymander, and will render
more doubtful the election ef Oovernor
J. C W. Beckham te the TJntfed States
senate. i
Wedneeday Is tha ' last day for dis
count ea west side tag bUla,
"Whereas, At the last session of the
Oregon state legislature -there was
paased aa act creating the eleventh Ju
dicial dlatrlct. . .
, Therefore, he tt resolved by tha mem
bers of Butte Creek grange No. tie,
Patrons of Husbandry, that we are op
posed te said measure for the following
reeeona: , -
, "First It la uncalled for and unneces
sary. . . '
"SecondWe are opposed to any local
legislation without - first, ascertaining
thewlshee of the people interested.
"Third The district aa constituted at
present gives ample time for all busi
ness oomlng before tha court '
"Fourth The creation - ef the new
district adds an additional unnecessary
expense of more than 16,000 a year to
state and oounty;
"And be tt further resolved. That wa
favor Invoking the referendum oa this
measure. In order that the people may
have aa opportunity of expressing their
wlabes la the matter, which they ware
not given before tha legislature met and
passed the bill.
"Further, That a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to the niwspabers ef
Wheeler, Gilliam and Sherman oountles
and te the dally papers ef Portland,
Qrogon." . . - ;
COFFEY: AND KELLAHER
V1LL TELL THE VOTERS
Mayoralty Aspirants Scheduled
to Do Some Stump Speeches
" ' at Republican Smoker.
- More oratorical fireworks and Illum
inated club swinging will be mingled
together at ' Artisans' hall. Front aad
Olbbs streetsetomorrow night when the
South Portland Republican club . will
hnlit ite atofind smoker and rallv.- k.
John P. Cottar and Dan Kallahe have
been Invited to be present and show
their plaoea aa mayoralty candldatea be
fore the aasembled voters. . Both of
them are preparing their speeches and
will be on time, according to the accept
ances which they have filed with Presi
dent W. P. Llllls or the club. "
. Julius Sllverstons and George J. Cam
eron, the two aspirants for-the Republi
can nomination for municipal Judge will
also ba present and tell the voters the
principles and promises which they have
aa material for their campaign a. J.' p.
Booths and Dr. CottelL two candidates
for councilman from the fifth ward, will
be in attendance and speak for them
selves. H. A. Beldlng and John M.
Mann will drop In on the meeting, but
Mr. Mann says there will be nothing do
ing unless soma one rubs his hair the
wrong way. In which case ha may speak
out -in meeting and set t-era straight
In addition to theee iclal performer
all candldatea of tha Republican creed
have been notified by card that tha love
feast will be held and that It would add
to the sunshine should, thsy make It
convenient to come.
In addition to the Instruction pro
vided by the candldatea entertainment
will be furnished by illuminated elub
swinging and several vocalists who are
expected to bring harmony with them. It
la predicted by the president that a moat
Interacting time will ba furnished to
those who have the time and that some
100 residents of the city will be at
leisure.
THREE MORE HAVE EYES
ON COUNCIL CHAMBER
L. M. Davis.' J. If. Blair and George
B. Cellars are the three latest te have
axplratione aa Republicans to receive
the nomination for J the position aa
ouaoUAea at lej-g jam, XerU states
He Meier & Frank Stof
Drug Snndry ;
and Stationery
Specials : ?
Aluminum . Soap . and Powder
Boxes; great special 1 Qe
value at, each......... 1
' Tarine Moth Bart and Sheete
. moth and duitproof; they la
sure the safety of your winter
fur and garments; ipecial at;
Suit Size at'. . . . . '., . . .30
Large Coat Slie at.;,.49
Large Sheets for lining AQf
, trunks and cases, doi.HlC
Premium Fountain Syringes, of
.. the best quality white rubber.
Hard rubber fixtures; rapid-Jloe-
tubing; j-quirtQO-.
- sisc; special at, each,. 7 (J C
Hand Scrub and Vegeta- i
- ble Brushes, special at., aw
Tetlow Talcum Powder, best
' for babies; i pound, full
weight; sprinkle-top IQ.
cans, on sale at, each.. 1 7C
Satin Skin Cream; keeps the
hands soft.', the skin satin
l smooth and health-
ful; large size for....af7C
Sapolin , Furniture i Polish
- cleans and polishes; 1 fL
', oa sale at, special..... 1 UC
Stationery
Linen Envelopes, extra 'heavy
quadrille liien; . . regular
: Premier siie; . , 1
package......... lwC
Stenographers' Notebooks, for
ink or pencil; special, ea.v3f
Carter's Photo Librarjr, Paste,
i for office and photo A
' mounting; special at..., TW
Pocket sise Receipt Book, good
quality paper; great AV
value, on sale at........ Tw
Brass Wire Coat Hangers.. )
Brass Wire Suit Hangers.. le
Wometfs Shoei
and Oxfords -
ruesdav and Wednesday- we of
fer 1,500 pairs of women's
Shoes and Oxfords at a price
below manufacturing cost
all new, 1907 models, in pat-'-
ent colt, rid kid and . dull
leathers, light weight and
; heavy . extension soles, sew
; Cuban and - Military heels;
ribbon laces. All-new Spring
and summer footwear; all
sixes and widths; 1 Off
reg. $3, pair..... V 1 eOi
1,000 pairs of infants' kid, pat
ent leather and red kid lace
and bufton Shoes hand-turn
soles; sixes 2 to 8; regular
values' ranging from .75c to
$1J?5 a pair; to be cleaned up
at the following low ' Cft
i price, the pair .JVC
Custom Shade and Drapsry Work Oar Specialty -Eet Materia! Uej 3d Flocr
Ar tittic Picture Framing to Yoqr Qrdtr t the Very Lowest Price -4th Floor
1 a ' . , , ... . , -
TIi3 Meier
Moiiey-Savm
In livery Department Tomorro
Laces and
Embroideries
200 yards of fine embroidered
Edgings and Insertions, Swiss
, 'and cambric, from 3 to IS
' inches wide; suitable 1 for
'. women's and children's wear;
handsome patterns; values to
' 65c . yard . ....20
100 yards of Swiss and Batiste
,. Embroidery and ' Insertion,
from 3to 18 incbel wide; ex
'V quisite designs in blind work
' and Japanese effects; the very
prettiest styles ' for lingerie
waists, etc,; . regular values up
to $2.00 ihe yard, at M
Special lot' of black Chantilly
and White Val. Laces and In
sertions, 1 to IK inches wide;
1 very pretty designs; regular
values up to $2.00 the dozen
Wrsrds, for. dozen.. 69e)
hite Baby Irish Lace and In
" sertion for trimming lingerie
waists and gowns; 1 to lyi
inches wide great value; on
sale at, vard .......lTe
White and cream Bern Nets, 43
to 72-inch, on sal at, yd. 69
Women's 65c end 73c
Hosiery 38c Pr.
Two immense lots of women's
high-grade Hosiery on sale at
an exceptionally low . price.
Standard styles of the best qual
ity. Look to your needs and
?rofit by these grsnd special of
erings. Mail orders promptly
filled. . .
Women's fine black Lace Hos
iery, beautiful patterns, lace
, boot and all-over lace effects;
; great assortment to select
from; all sizes; values np to
75c a pair, on sale at this spe
cial low price, pair.... ...38
Women's extra fine quality
, black gents Lisle Hose, with
garter top: full-fashioned leg
and French foot; fast black,
- all sixes; best 65c values, at
: . the pair...... , ...38at
Special Sale of
Dinner Sets
gemt-Ttreols : Dinner Bets pink
floral -decorations, with cold
trlmmtnr ion all pieces; grand
special values, on sale at the
following , unusually low prioes,
tha sett - . "
eo-yo ea Bala fo...:...f 6.98
l00-Ve ea Caie foe $10.63
Great values la Decorated Seml
Vltreous Dinner Seta, at set,
ttT and SS.9T
Beaotlfullr deoorated leml-Vlb-reous
Dinner Seta, ea sale at
io.ea and .' t....6.98
Bavlland China Dinner Sets Pink
rose decoration, wltb gold edge
. and gold oa knobs. Grand val
' uas, on sale at the following
'unusually low prices, tha set:
eo-yo. Havana ee.....3a.9S
lOO-gei HavllaaA eeS.... f46.3
and 100-po. Havtland Sets, spe.
. slal at, set, $3741 and. f 42.19
51.25 Riibons 69c
50cRibbons39c
4,000 yards of high-grade fancy
Ribbons, in Persian and floral
effects; beautiful t colorings
: and combinations in all new
spring shades; 6 to 7 inches
, wide, $15 values, at this low
' price, yard... 69e
5,000 yards of beautiful all-silk
wsshsble Taffeta Ribbons,, 5
Jnchesjwide; all the new
spring colortags; ts '"white;
black, light blue, pink, red,
green, tan, brown, etc- Best
50c values, at, yard.....29e
The Ribbon stock is at its
best A very large and com
plete showing of new spring and
summer Ribbons, in satins, taf
fetas, - fancies, plaids, - stripes,
velvet Ribbons, etc They come
in all widths and all grades,
and for all purposes.
Great Sale of
Rugs
. In the Carpet Store we place
on sale 500 Rugs at ridiculously
low prices. These Rugs are
made of the short ends of carpet
borders, matched together into
rugs, nicely finished . on the
ends. - Good designs and color
ings; wonderful values? .
Brussels Rags, 44x34-ln..f 1.SO
Wilton Rugs, 44x54-ln...f 1.95
Body Brussels Ruga, ,44x54 " "
Inches, on sale at, ea. . .f 1.T8
Axmlnster Rugs, 44x54-
Inch' . . . ,? ........... . 9i.HO
And a large number of odd
lengths, which we place on sale
at equally low prices. Sample
pieces of high-grsde .Carpets,
suitable for rugs, on sale at
these low prices: '-
Royal Wiltons, 27x54-in.f2.2B
Body Brussels, 27x54-ln. . . ,95e
Tapestry Brussels, 27x54... TBe
Great Sale of
Handkerchiefs
A vary ajnusual bargain ta high
grade hand-embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, of Madeira linen; era
let effects, la many dainty do-
' signs aad fine material; fifty
doses In the lot to select from.
Regular 111! values, oa sale at
this low price, each.. 89
SOS dosea women's fine linen
Handkerchiefs, beautifully
trimmed with fins Val. lace edge
and Insertion; handsome pat-
terns; values te loo each,. .21
Women's extra fine Swiss Em
broidery Handkerchiefs, hemmed.
. with scalloped edgesi hundreds
of pretty patterns to select
from; t0e values, eaeh.... .21
Portland Agenta Bntterick
Patterns ahd Publications
Fine New
Undermuslins
Women's fine cambric and
nainsook Gowns,-' made ' low,
round slip-over - style; high,
round or V-neck; long or short
sleeves; yokes made of fine em
broideries; insertions, - dust
tcrs of. tucks, lace inserting
end beading; embroidery and
lace edgings. Four lots, at these
prices: ' ',--
SI.75 Oowns on sale f or: f 1.33
S2.00 Gowns on sale for $t.6
$2 JO Gowns on sale for. 1.98
$3.50 Gowns on sale for. $2.89
Women's fine cambric and nain
sook Corset Covers, trimmed
, in dainty Val. laces, and em
broideries, headings and rib
. bons; blouse fronts; regular
$1.25 values, on sale at, spe
cial, each., 4 1 .83
Women's cambric and nainsook
drawers, with wide embroid
cry . and lace-trimmed
flounces; very pretty styles:
': all sizes; regular $1.50 to $2.00
: values; your choice at this
.low price,' pair ...81.39
;Chndren White
Proses for $1.92
Oreat special lot of children's '
white Dresses, in cambrics, :
lawns and nainsook; Mother
Hubbard or long-wais ted
French styles; also Buster
, Brown effects, trimmed in
fine laces, embroideries, tucks
and beading; long and -short
sleeves; ages 6 months to 3
; years; regular $2.50. $275 and
$3.00 values, on sale at,
! each ....... ..........f 1.92
SpecIolSaleLaceCortalns
Magnlfteent white and Ivory
olor Irish Point Lace Curtains;
smalt dainty Duchess - designs;
some with figured centers, othsr
plain can tore; two, three or four
pel re of a. pattern. - Shws SO
Inches wide, 1 yards long:
Regular f 10 and fit values, at.
pair . ....... ...86. 85
Beautiful Arabian and ' Arabian
color Renal aaance Lce Curtains,
made en the best French nets,
with Arabian and Renaissance
inserting end edges; two. three
and four pairs of a - pattern;
fall slsss; values from $.7IMend
,110 a palr; ea sale at per
pair , ...f6.35
Sale of Jewelry
Oold-plated Beauty Pins. with
good safety catch; grand value
at, the pair .............. .12
Crystal Top Hat Plus, all oolora,
- beautiful out; on sale at this
low price, special ...19
ll.H and $1.10 Belt Pins, every
one a novelty; all new French
patterns. , . Marvelous values;
don't fall to see them; on sale
at this low price, each. ... .98
Out- entire line of gentlemen's,
wafch chains, gold-filled; all
have a 16-years guarantee. Take
your pick at this unusual price
reduction . .....M off
Children's Sterling Sliver Brace
lets with fancy seals, on sale at
this low price ,,..,.....;.B9
. : ; l 1
Humming Birds Free
To Boys and Girls
This instructive and amusing
toy given away free to every
boy or girl presenting
"Five Batter-Nat
; Bread Labels
At oor bakery, 270 Front St,'
comer Jefferson," st our down
town store, 145 third St, he-,
tween Morrison and Alder Sts
or from any Butter-Nut ' Bread
wagon on the streets.
This Is the labeL and it sp
pears on every loaf of genuine
Butter-Nut Bread the richest
and best loaf baked in the city.
For Sale at All Grocers '.
In his petition, which waa Bled yester
day, that If he is nominaiea no wui
favor all efforts made to e ecu re better
telephone servloe. He also advooatse
ths revocation of the occupation tax. a
higher license for peddlers and assist
ance for home industries. Ruftts Hot
man Ik being talked of for eouncOmaa
from the fourth ward.
MAN NAMED HARTEN
DROWNS AT FLAYEL
.(Rpadal DtepatHi to The 7onnal.)
Aatorla, Or- April I. A man named
Hartan was accidentally drowned from
the wharf at naval Baturday evening
while at work there. Be was seen
etrucgllng In tha water but before as
sistance could reach him- ba sank for
ths last time. The Point Adams life
saving crew dragged -for the body Bun-
day and yesterday.
Wedneeday is the last day for die
eeunt on wast side, gaa puia, '
POLK COUNTY TIMBER
SELLS AT $20 AM ACRE
Thousand-Acre Tract Bought by
Local Lumber Firm Cor
neliua Buyt Lot. - '
TT. A. Stoksy sold 1.000 aares of Polk
oounty timber land yestsrday to local
milling Interests for about ISO an acre.
The tract will enilse ever T.000.S00 feet
te the quarter section, but owing to Its
comparative Inaooeaalblhty waa sold for
but a fraction of Its stumpags value
Mr. Storey has three other large timber
deals oa hand, whloh he bopee te bring
te a close within a short time
Property In the vicinity ef tha port-
OeaeoUdate4 raUwafg proposed
wi Heills Theatre JST,
-. ' rT:I A APRIL.
! maul, tun xATinrf iatvuat
DAW gaUUCai Ireaeat the
SOU5A OPXRA COMPANY
JOSrCAWTHORtf
(TBS
who made en AbhtUs kagh la
"Mataa Uoose")
ta oka rfcOtp koeM'i Military Oaaale Oeaae,
" TH FREE LANCE "
With ths oriental K. T. pradactioa sad oast
aUOalSMTaW OaOBKSTBA '
. . . . CHOKrg Off HXTf
sveuag rruas avowar IToor, tlret 10 raws,
M OOl .! f raws, 9140. Balcoey Tint i
rows, 1 1.00 1 but t rwwa, TBe. aaUre gaUary,
SOa ee rasarv). Box. SI SO. .
paeU Katfaaae Prtaao Lower nana, W
leva, tl-BO; laat S, S1.QO. Beloa firat 4
rowe, ei.w last i saws. Toe. aatlre gallery,
MOTHL, AUDUBON
SAW FlAgCIBOO T7morkA PLAB 0K1T
Ha1e moae er ea eelre. Bleratot, ataasi
Seat. efctrt Bijhta and (11 nodcra eoaol.
aecee. Btrlatly tln-laae. OaeTMln to aaa
);" miwwn naa iroei na-ry aas
thltL:'tJawtma St Bf.
, . S2S SUla et., aaar Vaa V araaae,
4 an. OIKTU. ll(r.
Brand central station la still being
songni or conservative Investors, net-
withstanding that It . has -practically
doubled In value since ths first of the
year. , a w, Cornelius bousht a lot
yesterday In that vicinity for which he
paia sie.ooo. The lot la situated en the
eaat side ef first street, between Pine
and Oak - . 1
Pvefaiiee BSaea Oaaaed
Allan A Lewis' Beet Brand.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA V
- . ALUMNI TO ORGANIZE
The Alpha Tea Omega fraternity ef
Albany college Is contemplating the
organisation of an aaeoolatloa of its
alumni la Portland.' All graduate mem
bers here . are requeeted to eonfer with
President H. SC. Crooks as early aa pos
slble. ...
Wedaeaday Is tha lest day for dis
count ea west side gas bUia.
JSfiL BEIL1G THEATRE
TONIGHT AT S:U O'CIiOCK.
Tata
Ibaat.
SpMial-rriae
Matteae
Win..dT.
Wight.
I tobltr A Oa. Itaamt Ota Omneity Prama,
"Ml WIeS Of XHI GABBAOI rATOH.
tmlM Prlcae Sl-M. 100, Tfie. rAi
Hatlaae Prlrae 1 00 te SOa
aata SaUlnf So Baceseaaaat at Tbaetre.
Wain S
BAKER THEATRE
Bee. W B.. Oae. Msr. Parmaaaal Ban
ef the Baker Tlieetre Rmck Company.
' All Thle Wwk, the Fiame Wft-r. play,
TM1 JVM AXD THB JOaT."
By OUnt- Maraee and B. D. CotWaO.
A Drama of the Oraat "batkmet.
rirat Thne B PortlaaS.
Mraetloa ef Mr. Artbar Marklay. '
Brentng rrkea, Sfle. soe, SOei Matlaae, lie, a.
Matinee BatnMar.
Vaxt Weak "Tha AAaUraaU OkHcllWa."
QMPIRQ THBATRB
nm Ma ha 11T. ' MUUa W. Siia, Mrr.
Taelfbt AU Weak Matlnaae Wadeaay and
T Hatonlar,
BABBT B. LINTON Praarata Treat Beaalatt
la tke Brmr (Vieaor with Maaie.
"A BTBANOia lit TOWN,"
AaS a .nahl CoaiMnr.
A BOA kino rABCM rnxro
LAUGHTER AND MlilO.
Baselas Bamyire yriaaa.
The Grand
Waah 'ef Ayatt 9.
Vaadavtlle ea i
Bavariy ead KeBae
fat
TSa Aota aad the
'"Xatf-Ut Boy."
Ths Pasflitiee,
aTaeykt aad Baeaj.
Kat
taeaiiaaye.
the star i:rr
m Atxnr stoctc covx
tnmn the TMiir'-T rain,
oua nm h. ;
(tie tnKt ( It. 1q i . h A"'t f
MatllMae TMvtHL Tinir.'-. f
Sara aa4 Sunda Prtr, i u i .
E.ry raine at s 'i. Prlr-.. . .
SOa. Baaatra eaata ay fhomt ai.ln t.
LYRIC Til
artlaaSs P-i'-r 'n-V '
u4 l,iiM. 1
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at n-t.l 1i
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