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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, - ITJDAY - EVEIIING. JUNE 1U7.
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IS KEIGiE
: HI DE GOOD
North End Greek Abandons
Itestaurant and Takes Out
. . a Saloon License.
NUMISMATISTS INTERESTED
. IN STONE COLONIAL COLLECTION
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' Bright and early yesterday John
.) Pulos, the Greek proprietor of the res
ts u rant . that "sella liquor with meals
' only at S3 North Fourth street, ap
peared at the license ' department ' In
city hall ' and announced that ha - had
purchased the saloon of A. Clark," 28
' tJ?orth Yourth street,' and Informed the
officials he had dropped his restaurant
huRlness. - . . .-. .. ; . .
Pulos Is one of the foreigners who
, are alleged to have violated their 11
. renea t.y the city officials as' men-
iioned in tm Journal Wednesday, and
. fear that his license would be revoked
' Mondiy and the fear of being; unable to
obtain another is believed to have
promptea mm to make the change. -
Peter Mitchell, another north '' and
Greek restaurateur, will probably see
his license revoked Monday unless he
msses an immediate cnange m the con'
duct of, his business. ,
BECEIVER ASKED FOR
' FAIR ASSOCIATION
, Diamond Are Made bjr E. W.
Spencer and Other. : '
J. A. Stone,4 401 Fourth street, pos
sesses an Interesting small collection
of colonial, and other paper money, In
cluded are two Continental half dollars,
one of which was Issued In 1776 and
the other in 177S, which Illustrate very
clearly the character of the currency
that handed down . the slang phrase,
"Not worth a ContlnentaL" ;
. On on side Is a circle of ring form
ing a chain with It links, each repre
senting on of the II states, On an
other Is printed a common coin phrase
of the time. "Mind Tour Own Business."
Mr. Stone also possesses some -old state
currency and an official appointment
of some religions personag to an elder
ship in a church which was properly
sealed and dated In 1790. I
Not the least Interesting Is a 8wedln
coin of li7, picked up on an old battle
field where the wars with the Danes
were fought In the early part of the
eighteenth century, deciding: finally that
that race , should be expelled forever
rrom in 01a noma, on me Scandinavian
peninsula.
Thousands were slaughtered In a sin
gle conflict and so hastily Interred that
those who performed the last rites of I
the dead were unable to search the
bodies of th soldiers lor coins. Thl
peasants and tillers of the soil In mod
ern Bweaen stui expose tnese coins
occasionally witn in Donee oi.m pa
triots which recall to them the events
In Swedish history which lead to the
".Driving of the swedes into tne eea."
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FOIUloJ ,.
Charges of fraud In th management
or the Multnomah Fair association are
made In a suit filed ' In th circuit
court by E. W. 8pencer, E.
House, F. Eechtem, William Frailer,
mils McLean, Theodora Kruse, John
Clark and Harry Eastern against . th
sssoelatlon, A. R. Diamond. Ban ford
Hlrsh and L. H. Adams. Diamond 1
president, Hlrsch vice-president and
Adams secretary and treasurer-of the
corporation. . - . - . .. . . , .....
It Is alleged that at the time th asso
ciation was Incorporated only 802 f;
the 1.000 shares of stock were sold, th I
WOMAN PASSENGER WON ESTEEM
OF SMOKERS ON STREETCAR
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" There is on woman In Portland who
recognises the right of ' smokers on
streetcars and yesterday morning gave
a fin example of what a woman can
do to make a man happy without ap
pealing -to -nia atomacn.
It all happened as a Willamette
Heights car swunr around th curve at
Twenty-third and Washington streets
coming downtown. She was seated in
one of th seats reserved for smokers.
Every other aeat In the -car was filled
with th excention of on In the front
end. A young man boarded th car at
this point H was smoking a cigar
ette. He glanced anxiously around, then
walked to th rear of th car and stood
up. rr'. ,:,.,:;;;.';;.: -
As soon as th woman noticed his
plight she stood up and moved to th
front seat, motioning th young man
to th seat she vacated. The young
man looked bewildered, other smokers
opened their eyes in amasement, ana
each and every one removed his hat.
On or two arose to their feet to ac
complish the lord Chesterfield move
ment properly. -That
was all. except when th fair
Lad Nicotine left .th .car at Thir
teenth street six men and th conductor I
were at the side of the car to halo her
off with her bundles, Bhe was a moth-
erlv-looklna woman about 46 years of I
age, and It was the concensus of opinion
among the smokers on th car that she I
was a "orica. . , -v
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remaining 4M shares being held In trust
for the corporation. Diamond, It Is
charged, without the knowledge of any
of the stockholders except Hlrsch and
Adams, caused - th 498 shares to be
Issued to himself, and thereby secured
the fraudulent control of the corpora
tion.' Instead of paying cash for the
498 shares. It Is alleged. Diamond Paid
for them by his unsecured notes to the
corporation, and then. In collusion with
Hlrsch and Adams, caused large sums
to he credited on the books as payments
on th notes. - (
It Is charged that ' these sums were 1
never paid and that if they wer patd
th money was expended for Diamond's
personal. use and not for th benefit of
the association, ana mat uiamona mere
by became th fraudulent owner of the!
stock.. . -. . -
Th court Is asked to appoint a re
ceiver for the corporation ana . direct
an accounting. : .
When in San Francisco
' Rtav at Hotel Hamlin. 117 Eddy. Fire
proof; 100 rooms, 40 baths; rates 11. SO
and up. Eddy-street cars at ferry. I
Every package of GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES is VERY HEAVY. Ask your grocer
to prove to you that you get full weight GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES is the grain coffee.
Do not say that GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES tastes like other cereal coffees, because it
does teste like 45-cent coffee, if made right and not too strong. (Remember, please, that water
is cheap in Oregon.) . ' ' ' ' - , v
IT TAKES ONLY FIVE MINUTES TO BOIL THIS PURE, RICH, NUTRITIOUS,
SYSTEM-BUILDING AMERICAN COFFEE. ' , . ,
Go!jIen Grain Ramies; Can De
Date Grocery Stores in Hie : United Slates arifl -
Cancila, and-AIsp in Hie FoIIovinflXilies:
IN SILVERTON, OR.
(Hops and Lumber Center.):
George Cusiter. '
' Julius Aim.
Thompson & Dullum.
, B. R, Bentson. -
IN WOODBURN, OR.
(Railroad Center.) ?
J. A. Austin!
Beebe & Whitman. , ;
. Haskell &Colvin. , .
IN STAYTON, OR.
.(Woolen ' Mill, Flour . Mill,
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Sawmill.) . ' "
Fred Rock Mercantile Co,
In graham Bros. & Co.
.( ' C. & J. Gehlen. ;
J W. A. Wright. .
X. Kerber & Klecker.
. G. D. Trotter.
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. IN MOUNT ANGEL. OR.
(A Beautiful City.)
Ebner Bros. T .
J. VV. Ebner.
IN LEBANON, OR. ,
($15,000 Payroll Per Month,
' - Factory Center, ' Paper
Mill, Etc.)
Millsap & Son. .
G. T. Cotton.
. ' Bach & Buhl.
- George L. Allen, -h-.
Jngraham Bros.'& Co. '
IN CORVALLIS, OR. 4
(Has the Agricultural Col
. . lege of Our State.) '
E. B. Horning.:
Victor P. Moses.'
' ' A. Hodes.
. R. L. Taylor. . . i "
IN ALBANY, OR. ,
(Railroad and Distributing
1 1 Center.) 1
Owen Beam Co.
W. A. Eastburn.
. S. E. -Young & Son. , ,
. C. E. Fox. ''
-' i. W. I. Christf . '
. Ellis & Son. '.; .
Thatcher & Johnson.
Any out-of-town grocer desiring a full-sized package can get one free of charge by writing
name and address on letter-head and mailing the same to Golden Grain Granules Sales Head
quarters, 12 Front street, Portland, Oregon. ' k ' . . -
Allen fi lewis, Lang & Co., Mason, annan & Co., Wadhnms &
Co and Vn3Iianis & Kerr Dros. Supply Retail Grocers in Oregon.
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' With all the SNAP and STYLE
.:' : ;of the $15 and $20 suits of
' - rlvV h uptown stofes-r-500 suits to" !: :
V h :' j 1 choose 'from more than any i. "
' ; other stbre'in town better values
, tnan any : store m . America I . , -
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WHEN YOU SEE IT IM OUR AD IfS SO
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ERVICE
Opens Saturday,' June. 29
. The fine passenger steamer, T. J. POTTER will leave Ash street dock at 10:30 a; m. of that
date and regularly thereafter throughout the season according v to published schedules, for
IHwaco and All Beach Points
Hound Trip Tickets $4.00 . , - . , Saturday to AlondayTlcket $2.50
THAT TRIP EAST Next Sale Dates July 3, 4 and 5
Portland to Chicago and Return $71.50 Ticket Good for Ninety Days
SSSfffiW JAMESTOWN FAIR-;
Get full particulars at the City Ticket 'office; of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Companv '
C. W. STINGER, City Ticket Agent, Third and Washington Sts., Portland, Orv ; ;
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent
" ' Very4ittle cash is required to secure the finest summer suits here. Swagger summer suits,, cool, comfortable and correct
They are really, custom-made togs ready to put on. '. Serges,1 worsteds and a dozen other light fabrics In a hundred and one strik
ing patterns and effecito. Th ' price is hght' weight, too.' And the Gevurtz system of easy payments is the most liberal of all. ,
No red tape,"np security, demanded, a 'simple business proposition to both ladies and gentlemen. You make a small cash pay-
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