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'Councilman Baker . Introduces
Measure of Sweeping
Provisions.
Should an ordinance submitted to the
sity council at Ha session yesterday aft-;
(moon by Councilman Baker oe aaopiea
by that body and enforced by,th au
thorities, unsanitary methods, in the
handling of all food products, the am-1
ployment of persona Infected wiw com-
lunlcaMe aiseasea ana ine hw m av,
,...,.,. nhnmiMia In wt will b trlct- I wri-yinr off OtOOO to 70,000 Mopl annually
1, forbidden. ? Furthermore tna c, y r. - '.ZTZr ir V'Th.
health officers are given the power to
see that the provisions of the Baker or-
i dlnance are enforced and nnea ranging
' from $25 to $200 may.be Imposed for
violation.-' ': '.j':' ; -'. t
In explaining the purpose of his or
dinance Councilman Baker informed, tne
council that It bad the unqualified in
dorsement of Dr. Baker, city hen lth of
ficer, and crew out of the epidemic of
- spinal meningitis, which is said to pro
gress under conditions adverse to those
orovlded for In the bill. '
Baker stated that the ordinance had
been drawn up by the city attorney and
Its legality was unquestionable. It alms
to give better sanitation In the growing.
handling and exhibiting Tor sale of au
meats, fish, fruits, vegetables and other
food products; makes it a misdemeanor
for hotels, restaurants or boarding-
houses where meals are served to era
ploy any persons affected with consurap
. tion or any communicable disease; It ex
pressly forbids the nee of deleterious
chemicals In the preservation of food;
U insists that slaughterhouses be pro
vided with cesspools and that no animal
shaU be killed for food within the cor
porate limits except "by consent of the
city health authorities. .
However, no attempt was made to
pass, -the ,-, measure yesterday,.. Mayor
Lane, Councilman Menefee and others
believing . that ' owing to Its stringency
and sweeping provisions it be given
more consideration. by the council. Ac
cordingly It was referred to the com
mittee on health and ' police and ' will
receive, the attention of the council at
lt next meeting. -
DEVli'l ID CAKE
SPEAK TO REPUBLICANS
Mt Tabor Voters Swine Into
Campaign With Rally In
. Woodmen's Hall. . ;, '
eaaae caa and do newer unttpT tba bmt treat
ment. And If the que.tion of tba earablllty of
enron Hf Brurnt'e ' dlaeaa. was oa trial Darore
the Superior Coart. tasndreda of citlaana .ef
thla clty, Including eanltallata, profrealooal and
beatnaaa men. could go into tbe wltuaaa box to
wear to thalr racorerlea, and among tnaai
would be the editor of thla publication. KIt.
years ago I waa beltfad to be beyond farther
bl cirmt aa of BrteM's elacaa. la the
chronic atage. I waa acnt oath to prokmr
Of. Recoverr seemed aa Impoaalble a bolt
ef lightning from a ckradleaa aky. ' The new
diuretic waa brootht into the eaae. Ia all
mootha 1 waa aa wall aa I ever waa la life.
I told several etbera.. Tbey got the same r
ana.
It la rreatbr to be ramttad that nnacrnpa
low medical adwtlaara na. brouht aloxMt
nal naal dhwradlt nnoa their announce menta.
for with the aaual Chan na la of publicity oia-
tmated and tbe faanda of the medical proree-
aloa tied by ethlca. there appeara to be no
ones channel tbroocb which the people of the
whole country can be at once apprised hi a
conrlnclnf way of the profound reeulta of Fat
ton', mamorahle atnurirle with thla oiaeaae.
There Is one war.- and that would be for coa-
was to make an annroDriatloa and procure
the formula and glre It to the Aewwiated Preaa
te be telearanned all over the United Htatee.
If would In thla way be at oaee anlveraally
Tallhbie and would nn . tcna ef thoutanda of
Urea that weald otherwise fc. sacrificed before
It Is generally knows. With Orer 00,000 Oeatbe
year noa Brlgara aiaeaae m ine uniieo
Btatea alone, ta It poaaihle that tbe sarins of a
majority of this vast army can be meaeured by
any reaaonable eonalderatiouj -
I enderatand that a relative or senator rw
klna by marrlace, a 82-deeree Maaoo and s
prominent eitlaen of rhlladelphla, waa aarej
by. the new diuretic, and am a too adriaed that
a relative or one or oenaior rum a vaiura
frlenda baa likewhw recorered In both -eea
after the flneat profeaalonal aervlces to be bad
bad baea exbaoatad,.. Thla ahouid earry It m-
rectly home to them. Aa one of the aurrlvora
of chronic BrlrbP 'dlaeaae and repreaentinc
many more, whom I know peraonally, I re
Dactfully Dreaent the matter to United Statea
Benatore -Perkins and Flint for tbeir aetioua
consideration ,an , yranelaco ; Wine and Spirit
Bevlew. ' ', '
If anyone savin knowledge of ' a eaae ef
Brlcbt'a IMeeaee or Diabetes will send as the
same and addreaa. we will see that the are
sent full literature concerning this remarkable
discovery. - f .-'... .
For sale by all druggiata. Trace auppuea ny
Clarke-Woodward Drug Co wholesale drug
gists, Portland, Or.' ... : i ,
. -firs
Mount Tabor Republicans were fur
nished with a rally last night In Wood
men's hall. D. J. Qulmby presided at
' the meeting. William M. Cake, chair
man of the Republican city central com
mittee, and Thomas C Devlin, head of
tbe Republican ticket, were the prlnct
v pal speakers, though a number of other
' candidates also appeared and told of
their platforms and Intentions.
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UPWARD
Mr. Cake took the direct primary law Valuable Tracts Change Hands
as the keynote of his Incantation and! . '.'.', .
ana Announcements maae ot
New Buildings.'' , ' ;
argued ' that the law la a ' good one,
though possessed of some weaknesses
, which time would perhaps cure. : The
law, however, would receive a very serl
. ous blow, the speaker contended, If Mr.
Devlin were to fall of election on June
I. Mr. Devlin w&s the candidate for
mayor chosen by the Republican party
and his race was being watched by all
of Oregon, , If ' the great Republican
party were to turn down Its regular
nominee at the polls the people ,of-ehe
state wouia oegin, xo lose xaith in the
erricacy of a Republican . nomination.
The speaker pleaded for party loyalty
and urged the voters of Portland to vote
straight oav election day. All of the
other fpeakers sang the same chorus.
exhorting for a full straight party
ucxeT, especially on tne mayor.
Mr. Devlin spoke of the needs of the
city and told what" the party would do
for the voters II they stood net In June.
. He showed where Improvements could
be made and said that his record ' re
futed the idea that he was the eandl
date of corporations and saloons. Muslo
waa -furnished 'during the meeting by
epecuu musicians nirea ror the occasion.
QRO.Ef.IfHT CLUB
V1LL HAVE HE17 HOME
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Brooklyn Members Plan Erection
- of Association Building on
. , Powell Street.'
. . At a meeting of the Brooklyn Repub
lican and Improvement club last night
it was reported that $1,080 had been
subscribed toward the erection; f
hall and permanent home for the asso
ciation, and that negotiations were
under way for the purchase of a lot at
Powell and Marlon ' streets 1 for (760.
Enough of the money has been paid In
to secure an option on the lot and action
will be taken Immediately to close tbe
deaL-;'.!' ;.: .r;-if.;; ;i,.r'v V:
Jt M. fi Griffln waa appointed president
of a hall association to arrange for the
- incorporation and erection of the build
-: ing. . A, p. Koenan was made treasurer
. elation, judge oeorge c. Cameron and
J. C Kline were appointed aa. the other
members on the committee to assist In
the Incorporation. ,-'S-;
Officers elected at a previous meeting
O. Rushlight! vice-president, Henry
Wilson; secretary, A. u Barbur. A spe
cial meeting o discuss tbe proposed
amendments to the city charter will be
heidjiexLJJhJirisdaswjiay Sir-
BOY'S CLUBS WILL HOLD
" ?COWFERENCE IN SALEM
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' The. flrwt annual conference of boys'
ciuu ot urczon win db neia at Haiem,
May 2 and 2V AIL boys over,, 14 years
of sse will attend and the members are
enthusiastic over the coming event The
speaking at the conference will be done
by the boys themselves and plans -for
the coming year will be perfected by the
younastera. Any boys club or organ
ised Sunday school class is entitled to
snd delegates to the convention and can
obtain credentials to the t. M. C. A. boys
department. A splendid two days pro
gram has been arranged for the- Salem
meeting. ,. , , ,
, An Invitation. .
You ire cordially Invited to drink a
''v vi aeiirious juiamond !W" Coffee,
rved at Ounther & Hickey's, cor, 23d
and MarshaU sta. . .
Transfers of ralty filed for Hcord
yesterday took an unusual upward
movement aggregating .. 1191,708, or
about double that of any previous day
of the week.- Deeds conveying the lot
at Park and Flanders purchased by A.
CMorler, the sue of the new east side
Masonlo temple at East - Burnslde and
East 'Eighth streets, and the business
lot on First street recently taken over
by Dr. C. W. Cornelius were filed jres-terday,-'-:
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Mra Elisabeth W". Paxton has pur-i
chaaed a 21 by 60 foot lot occupied by a
three-atory brick building at the south-';
east corner of Second and' Morrison. 1
The ' property belonged to John : and !
Mary E. McDonald, heirs of the late
Dr. Davenport, who at one time owned
this, together with other valuable prop
erty, and waa sold through the agency
of Wakefield, Fries ft Co. The con
sideration waa 148,000. The ground
floor of this corner Is 'occupied by
saloon and cigar store and the two upper
floors are used by a physician as office
and private sanatorium.
The North Paciflo Dental college has
purchased a half block at Holladay ave
nue and East Sixteenth, streets on which
four-story concrete' building will be
erected that will be wholly occupied by
the college and a department of phar
macy soon to be added to the regular
dental course. It Is also proposed to
establish, a dental depot In connection
with the college. . . .
The Central Christian Church at East
Twentieth and Salmon streets has under
consideration the plan to build a new
$lt,000 edifice. : . -:m .
Plans for the east side Masonlo
lempie are, aoout . compieiea ana1 con
struction work will begin as soon as the
contract can be let: The new temple
will be located, at East Burnslde and
East Eighth .streets and will cost about
125,000. The plana call for two stories
and a basement :-- 3 . -
CLUBS COOPERATE
FOR ROSE FESTIVAL
Business Firms and Organiza
tions Will Meet Tomorrow to
Arrange Plans.
Ar-ar-nietmr" to rt "lield , Saturday
evening at the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium a large "number' of local or
ganlxatlons will be represented to boost
for the proposed rose festival. Tne
meeting4 has been called by. the Portland
Kose society, ana 1 numerous vrgwiw
tlons are elKnlfyinr their Intention to
cooperate. The meeting will be attended
by delegates from the Rose society, the
chamber or commerce, tne vommerciai
club, Multnomah Athletlo club, board of
trade, Home club. Manufacturers' asso
ciation,; Retail Qrocersassociation, ao
Men's league. Elks ah8 many individual
rose enthusiast., 'i'. ':
WTO OKTJMBTJaTg r;
If you suffer from rheumatism or pains,"
for Ballard's Snow Liniment will bring
quick- relief, v, It Is a sure cure for
sDrains. rheumatism, contracted muscles
and all pains- and. within the reach of
all. Price zoo, boc, ii.vv. u. tu tsmun,
Tenaha, Texas, writes: T have used
Ballard s Snow Liniment in my family
for years and have found H a fine rem
edy for all pains and aches. I recom
mend it for pains In the chest". Sold
by all druggiata,
(By Editor Wood, ef Wine and Spirit Review.)
Bdltor Bohannon, of tbe "Tows and Oountrr
Maaalo,' la a recent editorial ea tbe die.
rovery la thla city of a apadflc for chronlo
uiveeaa ueeiarea rroa oeraonai anowi-
edga tbat tba curability ef thla bltoerto deadly
dUeaaa Is bow an oatabllabed fact. Be cloaaa
a airong. article tbna:
'Man? broad chiriletmi are (ulna tba new
ninreiic, . our in Tie of tbe terrible annual
death llat from tbla dlaeaae tne fant that medl
ral thlca prevent tham from proclalmlnr tlie
dlaeovery to 'tba world becauae the formula la
tba pereooal nronert ef Individual. la thla
Inetanca practically amounta to a publk) ca
lamity." . .
Well said. .It la a nnblle ealamltv.' Hare
la a dlaeaae that la auppnaed to be fatal that la
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Carpenters Clamorlnj:, ; Brick Masons Howling
Plumbers ; Pou ting, and Painters Impatient at"
Delay. Jho .lercilesi Wreckers are Lying In Walt
to Turn This Store Upside Down and; Inside Out;
Meanwhile we're slashing prices mercilessly to get ready for the
rebuilding of this great store, t Our buyer "in" New York has
-i shippea us nearly iufwu wortn 'ox new. goods, meant tor the
j . new John Dellar -Store. Most merchants, in our predicament
(. - would store them and hold for profits later. But we've decided
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to place them all on sale at once and
at REBUILDING SALE TRICES.
This ; WIH Cause Satunlayfs
Sale of Men's Suits to be Pos
itively , the Most Sensational
In Portland's History ! A Sale .
Founded on ljozXc and Built
-, - on Pact!
Think of the Best $15 ahd $18;SuR
Then come and take your pick of the equals, and betters Op'of t)teai m all and all sizes. '33 t'o'48 breast', measure, sinjjleVV
or.doubje" breasted, all the newest and most fashionable material expertly tailored by vf'T ) ''fSifXv-1 l" ;
masters in. their craft,' with all the "swing' i and jstyle of the! ;'adertbbrder" s suits ; (v. jS ' fl ! Hf
perfect fittirierr.perfect- workmanship, handsome materials' of durability "and 'quality; SwVi mi 'Sft A? I J r-'
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jn short,1 the handsomest ;$15 and $18 Suits', in ; town, backed by John Dellir's , label. I
; Your .choice, while they last, for just,;... vV.
. ' ' in a 'Vtm Villi atraaf onrtdnm , XTnr 'm11nr irr vnilaa w ; ' '
wvw . v . auuua euvvfc vvuauwvv. f n w. tv uumiicl liiuta.iw 6U
200 New S20:and $25 Snlls at $10.65
Tust in ' from New York.; Beauties 1 Ordered before ; the re
building vwas decided on." "Built"' for the finest custom trade.
Select materials, fine tailoring. See the window display.- Best
regular $20 and $25 values in Men's Summer Suits ever shown in
Portland.' While they last, choose yours q
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Skillfully citt perfectly tailored, correct fitting;' trousers, in handsome ' :
; tweeds.. neat,, genteel worsteds and Thibet, just from their makers, ; ,
; but must be sacrificed to keep them from damage during rebuilding. - .
' Regular $6 and $T pants, while they last, for there are ;, tfcQ C A
fkntfiAf) nnirain all rriw won't laat lnn- at. ...... . . . .all-l-Oal :'
$5XX Pants slaughtered at. 82.85. $3.00 Pants slaughtered at ,f li05 ebadlnfl Qfi Qr
$4.00 Pants slaughtered at.?2.15 $2.00 Pants slaughtered at. $ 1.15 r Silt PrlCf fJUetJ
Good IfesWoniaMc SIicss
Hen's and
Women's
A Tremendous Airray pi Bargains to Stylish Summer
l ootvyear in ine Rebuilding Sale I
' ; ' All from leading American makers. In all leathers, perfect fitting; full
of quality, smartness and "dash." New shoes ordered for the new John
Dellar .store." - But as contractors are delayed pending the closing out of
present stocks before starting in to tear apart the old store, and the shoes
are here, they must go on the altar of sacrifice with other offerincs. All
up-to-the-minute styles for simirnerr' Read
50 Cases Ken's Shoes, S1C3 and $5.C3 Values, for $2.95
Patent leathers, vici and calf. New lasts, made in master workmanship by. expert shoemakers. AP
$4.00 and. $3.00 values for...- J..;;. ' O-iisSJ)
Men's $3.00 and $100 Shoes for $2.35 . ,
Similar to lot told of above and equal bargains.' 35 cases of Mn's Box Calf and Velour Shoes, (Jl Of
in Goodyear welt styles, at the wonderful bargain, price of ........ , . . 1 00
ladies Shoes, $1.75 and $2.00 Vainest for $1.CD : .
8,000 pairs of fine Vici Kid Shoes with patent. tips, well made, stylish and durable, the regular i , nn ;
$1.75 and $2.00 grade. To be sold for, a pairv..; .. ... ,yf: :.: . 0 1 UU -
vWbmen'sTpatent vici and calf Shoes; 'worth j66''k;the great '"Rebuilding Sale ' V1! IJC
t This "Ad" and Bring It WiA; You.J Woraen's.$3.50 and ,$4.00 Shoes new ' j 2Q
AU These Bargains, and More at the Honsler Rebnildino Sale at the Honest
Oil
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First and Yamhill Sts. Where the Dnilding Is Going to De "tfcde Over
urns
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A grand spedal1 0,000 Men's newest styles in Fe
doras and Telescopes; pearls, blacks, grays and
browns ; $1.50 and $2 values. While they last,
choose at. QuC
Men's Ncfllccis 1
A lot of "stiff and soft' bosom Shirts in standard
makes at . ... . , : :t . ; . ;25 ''
.75c Negligee nd Golf Shirts. I. .45 .
Men's Splendid Work Shirts;. ..." i .'. .38
Our best $1.25 Golf Shirts. .......J.;.......85t ;
$1.50 Shirts, newest patterns,- in white, checks,
striped and dots 05f r
Men's Underwear J
Fine ribbed.Shirts and Drawers for men;. ....25
Men's fine Balbriggan Underwear. ...... . . ... 45
Men's fine Cashmere and Worsted Underwear, great
bargain at , ..v,..',. ..65f
Tranlis and Suit Cases
Buy now for the summer vacation season just ahead".
. , at "Rebuilding Sale'1 prices - - a
$15.00 Trunks. . . 88.50
$10XX); Trunks.. 85.05
$9.00 Trunks. . .85.45
$7.50 Trunks... 94.35
, $4.00 Trunks . . . 82.35
$3Jf0 Trunks... $2.15
8.00 Suit Cases.
$7.00 'Suit Cases.
$5.50 Suit Cases.
$5.00 Suit ' Cases,
$300 f Suit Cases. 81.
$2.00 Suit Cases . 81.10
84.40
83.05
83.65
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:fitarted 1887 Still Hr 1907 , , " T
Painless Extraction 50c, Plates $5 Up
From this date DrsrW. A. an(J T. P. .Wise will wait on
:. as -many . patients . as'-they - can themselves. .i There arenoti
others employed here, except Dr. ' H. ' Ai Sturdevant,,1 who,,
has charge of the ' laboratory work. ; Open ; evenings . and
' Sundays by appointment onbr. . Particular attention given " i
to -'nervous people. m,,-:.- .p-'ctA r: V'r-'f ''"f
W.-A. WISE, DENTIST
Rooms 211 to;ie
REC MEN PUT ON WAR PAINT
i IN HONOR OF'ST. TAMINA
Honoring th memory 6t St Tamlna,
the I natron saint of the Red Meit- the
principal .thoroughfares la ths business
district ' of Portland - were ' turned Into
war paths' last night by- a parade of
Red - -fea ''a quarter-of sv-nilslonv.
Painted faces, furs,- leathers, i signal
fires - and other Insignia of Aborigines
added spectacular features to the1 pa
rade. 11 ' " "
iThe bra-es gathered at : their wig
wam in the Selling-Hlrsoh building, and
the parade started from there, headed
by a platoon of mounted police and
Brown's bsnC It was held under -the
auspices of the Willamette and Minne
haha tribes of Portland. JXhe .- great
council of Washington participated, as
well as many 'visiting' Red . Men from
Oregon and Washington eltiea. .
After th parade ths braves gathered
again at . the 3 wigwam. - where i. th.yJ
adopted a class of 60 pale taoea. , J. H.
Fltsgerald, degree sachem, , cohducted
the' work of lnlUaUon, ..- ;,
The committee on arrangements waa
composed of J.' HT Jones, O.N. -Morten,
A. a: Clask, Job -Xaaldn and E.i J.
Hyland. r -, t.
- Metsger fits your: eyes for II.-. 14
Washington- ' street, corner -Seventh.
formerly at 111 fiUUi ctraot :-:- i
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From a big New York importer.
. $300.00 . worth of new spring
and- summer styles-- at- about
half price,, or less, on sale to
morrow at ' ' ' '
VLOT 2.
LOT. 1.. -
f Men's Panama
'Hats,, worths;
' $5.00, at .
:'$3A5: V
Men's ! Panama
Hats, worth .
, ;$4.85.
, LOT 3.
Men's' Panama
Hats, worth' ti
$10.00, at : '
r--y. ; v .... . . y V'i f X
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$5.85.
LOT 4; -Mep?s'-:
Panama
Hats; worth: :l
$10.00, $12.50 "
and $15.00at 1
$6.85.;:
- LOT 5.!
Men's. : Panama
Hats,.;'w6rth
$15andr$18 up
to. $30-on sale
, ; .: 'at $9.85.
We; just. tytd :these yesterriay and are unable for lack of time to display, theni
-in - our s windows. ;- Ai' " ''',"".-.; , .
Satisfaction' , or
;y9ur;, money-;
s i back. ;
The Chicago Clothing Co..
69-71 THIRD ST. BET, OLK AND PINS
Out .of the high
renter district;
not in the high
price clique.
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