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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL? PORTLAND, FRIDAY- EVENINO, MAY- 21- 1SC7.
EW STEEL BRIDGE IS
III HANDS OF VOTERS
,'1
Right to' Issue Bonds for Construction Will Ba Left to Citiien on
. June Ballot Present Structure Worn Out Railway " :
" Company Will Pay Interest on Costy -y
For tht purpose of building a? safe
and modern bridge over the Willamette
river At Madison street and. Hawthorne
avenue the people win, at tbe June elec
tion, vote upon the question of Issuing
' 1460,006 bridge bonds. It Is provided
in the Ordinance that revenue from
rental to the Streetcar companies, will
take care of the Indebtedness. The bid
bridge Is unsafe and must . soorf fee
. abandoned. - v ; :-' ':zK-&
i The amount asked for by the engi
neers la regarded e . reasonable, con-
- aldering the Importance of the 'traffic
over this bridge, and the necessity for,
having a modern structure, that will be
adequate to carry the very largely In
creasing t raffle of the tuture. The
bonds will run 9 years and bear. 4 per
cent Interest ; It Is provided that any
receipts from sale of the old bridge
that shall not be used In construction
of the new one shall be put Into the
ginklng fund for bond redemption. yy,
The ordinance provides that the new
bridge shall be constructed under the di
rection of the executive board, which
hall sell or use the old bridge, or dis
pose of It In whatever manner may be
most advantageous to the city. It Is
stipulated In tbe ordinance that before
beginning construction of tbe proposed
bridge the executive board shall enter
Into negotiations with the Portland
Railway, Light A Power company and
arrange for track rentals in the mini
mum sum of $16,009 annually. .
The rate per car shall be t cents for
each car It feet long passing over the
bridge, and more for '.cars larger than
that alxe. . But should not a sufficient
number of cam go over the bridge an
nually to make ud the rental sum of
lis, ooo the streetcar. company shall pay
the difference to tbe city.
unless the streetcar company enters
into such a lease arrangement It will
not be allowed to operate cars over the
bride. ; . No exclusive rights shall be
granted to any car company to operate
cars over the bridge. Should the pres
ent company decline to enter Into such
lease the executive board Is empowered
to abandon construction of the proposed
new bridge, or may proceed to acquire
by condemnation all tracks, wires and
easements now on the bridge and con
vert them to the une of the city.
The ordinance apparently safeguard
the city at all points, end aa the neces
slty for a safe and permanent steel
bridge at Madison street ' and Haw
thorne avenue la paramount at ' this
time. It will be the part of good cltl-
senship to vote for the bridge .bonds.
CAPT. McLEAN
Capt W. H. McLean Of the big ocean
steamsnin city or uraney or un Tan-
clsco and Panama makes this important
statement:
In December, 1904, X waa In the last
stares of Brlxht's Disease. - San Fran
cisco physicians told me that there was
no show for me. The -dropsy waa so
deep that I could stick a nnger in the
flesh almost an inch. J. "W. Burnham, 1
president Burnham c Marsh Co., told I
me he knew several cases of Bright s
nieease that had recovered under Ful
ton's Renal Compound My old friend
Portion of Donlon 4b Peek told me the
same ' thins earn ne , anew or - worse
cases than mine that sot well. This
started me. , The first half dosen started
tbe change, and I am at thla writing
(ten months later), aa well aa ever, and I
cam paaa lor lire insurance, i nave
told passengers from all over the world
of my recovery. This treatment ought
to be known all over tne giooe. . ..........
- CAPT. W. fcL MCLEAN.
- , Paclflo Mall Dock, Ban lYsncisco.
Rrlaht's Disease and Diabetes are I
curable In 87 per cent of all cases by
Fulton's Compounds, . Send for liter. 1
ture. w
When to ausnect Brlsrht s Disease
weakness or loss of weight; dropsy,
puffy ankles, hands or eyelids; Kidney
trouble after the tnira montn: ' urine
may show . sediment; railing vision;
drowsiness: one or more of these.
For sale ny an druggists. , Trade sup
plied by Clarke-Wood ward Drug Co I
wholesale druggists, foruana, or.
, ,. The ' ',,
Ladies' and JMisses'
Man Tailored .
GOATS arid DRESSES
Washable or iWool Materials
' ' help make our
CLIUNCI
I 111 GRID. LODGE
SELECT SHE
MS
OK
Entire Body to Decide Upon A Pythfans Adjourn' After Having
Location, for Building the
New Jail.
Installed Their Newly
Elected Officers. ,
TWO BIDS RECEIVED
. MEET WITH FAVOR
PENDLETON ORDER
WINS SILVER
CUP
Corner at Park and Flanders Streets
Looked Upon aa Desirable Place
Tract at Ninth and Davis Also
' Considered. '
Home for Aged Members Will Be
Provided Final Steps at Next
Annual Session Next Meeting In
Portland.
. Instead of making recommendations
to the city council for the purchase of
a building site for the new city jail, the
ways and means committee yesterday
Damon lodge No. 4 of Pendleton won
the $100 silver 'trophy cup In the eon
test in ritualistic team work held last
decided to leave the whole matter ofln'a-bt In the Pythian castle hall, Blev-
selecUon with the larger body from the lentil and Alder streets. The competl-
11 bids submitted for consideration. On I tors for the cup were the Pendleton.
a previous occasion the council did not I Elgin and Seaside lodses. At Tester-
concur Id the selection made by the I ...n ...
committee, and it was this adverse a- Iod 1-M talrM tA -rnvTAm .
that prompted the commutes to ho ' fft, -imrm
uie location or the noma will oe as-
termlned upon at the next session of the
grand lodge, which will be held in Port
land the first Tuesday after the third
Monday In June, J908. fn -t .
A committee waa appointed yesterday
to revise the constitution and laws and
report at the next grand lodge. . This
action was made necessary by that of
the supreme lodge, which at its meeting
in New Orleans last year adopted a new
organic laws and the laws and constitu
tion of the grand lodges must be made i
to. conform to the new organic law.
The routine business of the grand i
lodge was finished at ( o'clock yester
day afternoon and final , adjournment
was made. - . . :
The following are the grand officers
who were Installed yesterday: Grand
chancellor. J. M. Wall of Hillsboro; i
grand vice-chancellor, O. C Moser of
Portland; grand prelate,. R. L. Nelll of I
Bumpter; grand keeper of the records
and seal, I R. Btinson of Salem; grand i
master of exchequer, J. W. Maloney of
Pendleton; grand master-at-arms, W. W.
Smead of Heppner; grand Inner guard, i
H. A. Dunbar of Eugene; grand outer I
guard, V. It. Frasier of Independence;
supreme L representative, w. I Brad-
shaw of The Dalles: ' alternates. J. II.
Altken of Huntington, Turner Oliver of
Ln Orande; grand trustee, M. F. Davis i
of Union. 'v . v. "
JUVENILE
DEPARTMENT
the most interesting in town
' " for women j
With Boys' Suits we
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Give Away a Base Ball and Bat
or Gatcher'sMitt
tlon
BAnif the nrnnOBKla hlrhar on.
rive bids were . received , after the
- formal time - for 1 opening, and these
. were Included ' in the Sumber
referred f to . the council, but , the
' Irregularity In submission 'was noted.
They will probably be considered un
less there Is some likelihood Of legal
entanglement v -.- ..- rv.
Bengstake 4 Lyman's tender of a
; quarter block at the southwest corner of
Park and Flanders for 115,100, as It now
stands, with a building, or for 135,000
without the building, seemed to appeal
to the committee aa the most desirable
place, owing, to Its proximity to the
north end. Councilman Gray was heart
ily In favor of selecting this tract.
The northeast corner of Ninth and
Davis . streets . was considered another
, choice location. The Moore Realty com
pany offering the site for $10,000,
which also included a 11,500 concrete
foundation constructed within the last
J 0 d ays and about 11,800 worth of
: structural ' ateel . now on the grounds.
- An option la held on this property,
which expires next Monday, but it was
suggested that some inducement might
; be made to continue the option until the
council meeting of June t.
Yesterday's Bids.
Booth stated to the committee that
" . lis did not favor any of the proposals
south of Washington street, and thought
that a selection in the neighborhood-of
, , the city hall would , be appropriate.
Rushlight thought that a site on east
' Burnslde street near the bridge could
be secured much cheaper than any of
tbe bids offered, but was reminded that
no bids had been received from the east
'side.
' The bids received yesterday afternoon
were
- M. I. Clohessy and Edgar I. Daly,
10x100 feet, $19,600. , Northeast corner
..North Eighth and Flanders streets:
also lot's, block 4. which tnakes JOOx
' . 100 feet. This bid was received at 2:80
p. m. May ZI, 1907. .
II. C. Brandes and the Hart Land
company,' 100x100, $(0,000. . The south
east corner of Fifth and .Jefferson
" Streets. The above bid was received
at 11:65 a. m. Wednesday, May St. 1907.
M. Seller and P. Lowengard, by E. J.
Daly, agent. - $15,000. Lots -t and I,
block 8, Couch addition, being 100x100
feet on the northeast corner of First
and Couch streets. The above bid waa
received at 2:80 p. m. May 28, 1907,
Goldsmith ; ft company,!; one quarter
Mock 10px9B : reet, northwest corner
.Second and Couohu.streets. $40,500,
.H. W, Lemcke company, 100x100 feet,
$88,000. ' Northwest corner of Seventh
and GUsan streets. ' Proposal was re
ceived on this bl&May 15. 1007, without
certified check. Another proposal was
received on the same property, together
with certified check. May 22, 1907, at 8
o clock p. m.
FIRE CAPTAINS ASK
RAISE IN SALARY
Basing their petition on the fact that
engineers In the. city Are department
are receiving higher pay than the ' 28
captains In the service, a delegation i
from tbe captains appeared before the
ways and moans committee of the coun
cil yesterday and asked that their sala
ries bs raised to - $125 per montn. The
captains are now getting $100 per I
month, while the engineers are paid
$110. They cited that the engineers are
subordinate to them and under such
conditions they should bs entitled to
greater pay. The matter will be acted
pon at the next meeting; of the city I
council.
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A SERIES OF STARTLING VALUES
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388-390 BAST MORRISON , STREET, NEAR GRAND AVB1NUB -
HOUSEWIVES OP THE EAST SIDE, ATTENTION! The new stow wM bj tort 'weeks oM toraorrw. In cwmmemoraUon of tht event we preient the.following lilt for your perusal You will be money to pocket by
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scquamnng yourselves witu out mcuwus u iumuuioun,. vi. ..w.. - w wuiwaun. ,. ' ' 1
CTA NOTE TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PEOPLE IN GENERAL
After three weeks to our new location we wish to thank yon for the liberal patronage bestowed npon ui i nd for tte many expressions of food will offered us front all iides.' The past three weeks has kept ut busy receiytof
congratulstions from thousands of shoppers who appreciate our efforts to senre them to the NI,W AND UP-TO-DATE1' way. We shall endeavor to reciprocate by continually of ferine; you the season's best and most reliable
merchandise at prices away below the market value. We believe you are weary of reading; of Fake Sales - and of "heartbroken manufacturers.- We have no job lots to offer you; our stock Is as bright and sparkling as
the wl9J!!!LJS r0 SA!J PHfiJ th only ntethod that finaUy spells suecess. ; THE SECRET OP OUR SUCESS 111?
BUYINQ IN LARGER QUANTITiKS Anu si!.ia-iu ruR smftw-nR riuww n,MwfPfR BiwMjrinuii jrudditfitt iu uu, mow well we succeed in doing this is plainly demonstrated to the list of prices
given below. We have no charge accounts; w conduct large stores to the middle west, of which this is a branch; buying to large quantities for our three stores and selling for cash makes a combination that provides low prices.
THB FOLLOWING ITEMS ON SALE SATURDAY
50 pieces
fancy colored
Table Oilcloth, -regular
'20c quality
on sale at '
14
yd
Handsome patterns to best
grade standard Table 09
Goth, full width and sold
regularly at 20c yard; any.
pattern on sale at this price.
, 50 dozen
WOMEN'S
WASH BELTS
best 25c quality
10c
: Over 600 sample Wash Belts
in plain or white : embroid
ered, with ' large brass
'buckles;' regular 25c kind.
HUBBY AINT WENT AWAY
HE DONE CAME BACK
Mrs. Minnie Peoples,' who reported to
the sheriff Wednesday that her husband
had run away with, their team to sell It
and go to her sister In California, and
later found her husband at the police
station looking for her, has written the
following letter to ths sheriff: .
"Mn fiherif, I was yesterday In the
courhouse In your office, and told about
my husbon Is run a way wun my team.
lie waftnt rung a way he was lost
with the team. Please you tell another
men I dont want ta make any law suit
agenst my husbon. i
"MINNIE PEOPLES."
si.oo
CHILDREN'S
WASH DRESSES
' values to
: - 75c .1 :j
25c
50 dosen Chambray Dresses
for girls, all sixes and colors,
plain or embroidery trimmed,
less than cost of material ,
2,000 yards
Hamburg and
Nainsook
EMBROIDERIES
lie values
7
Mill ' remnants of Embroid
eries and Insertions, lengths
from 1 to 10 yards; on sale
at less than half the regular
price.
. 200 dozen v
WOMEN'S
WAISTS ;
white or colored
75c" and 85c grades
An .Immense quantity r of
high-grade Waists; to white,
s black or colored; all sizes;
best 7Sc graded
50 Women's
Man Tailored r
--SUITS i-:--
regular $18 and $25
qualities 1".
UT A Women's pew Spring Suits
SI I to ; the latest materials and
styles; each and every, one
' the product of New York's
leading manufacturer; priced
' for quick selling.
MISSES' v
SCHOOL,
' SHOES
best $1.50 quality;
89c
Misses' Shoes to best Don-
gola stock, single sole, Aso
; lutely solid leather, all sixes
for the girls; Saturday at
CUMrta
200 Doz."Dlac! Cat" Stockings Sr.SS'
Black Cat Stockings are renowned fo their wearing qual
ities; these are all perfect and will be sold Saturday for much
less than other dealers pay for them to 500 dosen lots ; 4
pairs to a customer. ','''
oJpr
300 dozen women's
25c : quality Burson
Hosiery, sold at ev
ery first class store
in Portland at 25c
0
pr
"Bursoa" Mooklaf for wt:
ars tas' only absolutely seam
. lass stookiafs made. Thsss have
; merer beea offered at lass than
So a palsi ws say all alsesi
lass tnaa half yrlos.'
, 1,000 yards
American Printa
light and dark, col
ors, pther stores
ask 7c yd. Our price
American ' Shirtings a'r e
cheap at 7e a yard; we cut
the price in two and offer
;' you an endless assortment of
'the choicest patterns at half
'price. " '"
500 yards
LONSDALE
SHEETING
- best quality -regular
15c yd., at
i
c
fyd
Lonsdale Sheeting full
bleached and soft finish; a
splendid opportunity to buy
at less thsn cost
. SWIFTS
WOOL SOAP
50 cases
. ' on sale ,
' "Saturday at
cake
Swift'p Wool Soap; an enor
rnous quantity., ofered at a
hitherto unheard of price for
Saturday. , .S . ' ,
50 dozen V,
Cotton Blankets
best $1.00 andv
" $1.25 grades ;
'white' and gray.
' , Heavy , Double Blankets, in
( white and gray, colors, strip,
l if ed borders : these sell regu-
fir II and tUS a pair;
r choice "of the lot at 99 f
pair.' - ' '.' '
50 dozen;1
2y4-yard; length
LACE
CURTAINS"
""best 75c quality
'1, ' Handsome patterns to extra
- quality, full 1 length, Lace
Wl vui vtuia, im uioui . v wm
y summer cottage at less than
'cost of manufacture. ' ' -
100 dozen4. '
CHILDREN'S,
SUNBONNETS'
best 25c grade
107a
The fBlough" - Sunbonnet
' for children, all colors, . all
j' sixes; these retail at 25c our
price less than half. "
BOYS' ;
TENINS'
SHOES ."
, V ;..v.;
43?
All sixet to black - or white,
best Qoodyear rubber soles,
with heavy canvas uppers;
regular price, T5.
1,000 packages
COMMON ;
PINS v
regular 5c size'
of the . best
U . Steel Pins; three hundred
- APapcr and sixty "pln to the pa
. buy ; them at half price.
"I
200 d6zeri -TURKISH
AND
HUCK TOWELS
regular 20c size, '
?
C
ea
Large slsed Towels, bleached
and unbleached, to Turkish
or plain huck; these are ex
tra large and made to sell at
three times this price. ' "
i200 iiozen '
CANVAS
JGLOVES
, best 10c grade.,
PC
Canvas "Gloves for men or
women; make good garden
ing ; gloves ' and , wear well;
buy them at half price.
: " 7 . THE ABOVE PRICES IN EFFECTUNTIL SATURDAY AT 10 P, M. NO DEALERS SERVED.' QUANTITIES LIMITED. ' ;;
In Ordtr to Gain the Friendship of the Little Ones, Each Child, Accompanied by Its Parent, Visiting Our Store on Saturday Will Be Presented With a I