The Oregon daily journal., August 21, 1907, Page 16, Image 16

AUGUST 21;' . . 1907. ' , . - -i V.."--..v.:; y ;. ' - :.j -: ;' V
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V' THE "OREGON; DAILY 'JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
PORTLAND -KAILWAY MEN'S BASEBALL TEAM AT RECENT : ROSE-CARNIVAIi '
" Validity of Issue -Will Be
Tested Through Other s
Channels. '
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''0 BRIDGE BOOS
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ACTION AFTER NEXT
MEETING OF COUNCIL
Friendly Proceedings Will Re Insti-
toted on Other Issne Which Did
:; Not Receive Such Heavy Vote
! Madison Street Project.
amr, ina i so
whn I IV
No aatt wlJ be commenced
' veildttr of the recent municipal
Jue of eome 15,000.000 unui
' ' next meetinir of the city council
. that body will be aaked by the, mayor I
' in ovi ctlon on some .otner iue inani
that provldln for the ,conatruetlonx of 1
th. Mullaon atreei nran, riD,o-
clalon bu been reached by Seneca SmlUi,
the attorney who la Intending, to make
the teat, becauae of th' fact that .-the
Uadlaon atreet bonaa were paaaea oy
"Such an overwhelming- majority at the
v resent election aa to domwaywlth-oal
of the poinia ai w wuku
cutor wlatiea to raiae,
There la a provialoii In tna iaw .T-l
. qulrlna aU Bona issuea 10 ,rwciT i
" two third rote before being authortsed.
' la the caae of the Madison atreet bondf I
. toe people n nwy a f ,"'" "V
i Inr tha laauance. of - the' bonds.
hr ra othera of the taaue, . how
ever, auch aa the park bonda, . which I
were not carried by, auch' a large vote
- and it is tne aeaire oi, mo uuiu
who will teat the "UgalHy of the la-
au to pick upon'tme or men in .or
der to get ail the polnta before the
courts. '' " " " '
la the proposed suit there la-no de
sire on the part of Mr.' Bmlth to de
Xeat the bonda. but only to test trelr
validity In order that no queatlon will
arise when they are put upon- the mar
ket for sale. " lt.
Atar discussing the .question' with
-vfrM T jinx it was decided bv Mr.
Smith to delay flling a suit until after
the next meeting of . tha eounolL .The
mayor In the meantime , will lay the
matter before the tsouncll and .ask that
. a n laana ba taken "ud and DUt in
such shape that the suit can be brought of several envelopes for the slogan con-
' agalnat ft. Once that action Is taken teat Btarted this week by that body. A
It .WU1 be possible for the SUlt to be , f Mft KaaVhaan nffnrwi for the
filed within two or three-daya after the Pr!M of 60, has Vbean . orrereo lor tne
Men's
and
Boys'
CldtKing
Z5
V?-
Three
... H"As Jf playing the fool didn't come
ing ouraeivea in mouey."
illy enough by nature without drees-
TQpfow F.: R.JphnBon,V'Sandy' Brown, E. B. Duffy, Alex Oarln, J. W. Casey, tjohn. O'Qradr, J. I.
SprinVer.! Second ro-John Annand, Gordon Craig, Clyde Cumming. G. T. Wlllet, T. K. Swan,' J. O.
'Thomas. ; Third . row-H. J. O'Neill, G. w. Andrews, Bob Stewart, Daggart, , proprietor Lenox hotel?'
' HafryJSmifih.'M.J.iRoche. Bottonj row J. Ross Nagel, B. L. Cardie, B. B. Trumbull, Frank. Grlen
'v' augh.ijJH. O'NellL-'
Men's
Piece Suits
$25.00 Thrcc-Piccc J J g QQ
$20.00 Thrce-Piece C J gQ
$15.00 Three-Piece
Suits.
$10.00
Men's Outing
Trousers
$2.50 Outing f d
Trousers.. tD.
$3.50 Outing $7 TBI
Trousers, r. PaWaWU T
$5.00 Outing dJJ 3C
Trousers. . . . . . . . . . . JteOO
tlon' croJect are 'dolnir well. Add all
lines' of industry are In-f Idurlshlng con
dition. He Is of. the., opinion that no
Wall street flurry can have any consid
erable effect upon, the continuaa pros
perity of- the Pacific northwest-
PRIZE FOR SLOGAN ,;
IS DRAWING REPLIES
Secretary C A. Blgelow of ,tbe East
Side Business Men's club is In receipt
sale of the bonds , has been , author-
Tha Identity of the man who ' will
brltaar the suit has -not "been disclosed
by Mr. Smith but It is stated by him
taxpayers of
10 appear
catch phrase, that , will
advertising
. tiiat the complainant will be one of the
clt
tD!
In the matter In order to test the bonds I J. S.
nromlnent citizens- ana
the city who has consented
in me manor in ort
and their validity.
serve beat for
nnrnosea on- the- east side.
The envelopes so far received have been
hotel stationery- one from' the St
Charles and another front the Hotel
Portland. . - ' '
The committee consisting of Council
man Frank S. Bennett H. H.' Prouty and
STRIKE DELAYS NEWS
OF OHIO RIFLE JSH00T
Dally Reports of Match In Ohio Had
Been Arranged but No
Word Comes.
dwellln
11800
, m
ma 8.. Drew, two-story dwell
ing, East Thirtv-nlnth, between Clinton
l aggarv z,o; w. - to. Hartmus,
and
tween
two-atory dwelling, Eaat Yamhill.
jisi xweniy-eigntn ana
be- I
East
McKord appointed to Investigate
the Union Grand theatre. East Buraslde
GRAIN YIELD WILL .; .
RE EN0RM0TTS -ONE law Busme.. Men-, dub
atrct. has decided to reoort favorable
and the theatre will be Indorsed ss a
legitimate enterprise for. the east side
at the next regular meeting of the East
A. XX Charlton,' assistant general pas
senger agent of the Northern Pacific
who has returned from an Inspection
trio into the eastern Washington and
Lewlston regions, believes there will be
one "f the greatest wheat crops in the
blstt tr or tne jracmc qonnwosi rse i
said tha crops are In fine condition, the I 'd water,
DvsDeDaia Is America's curse. Bur
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
I every time. It drives ont impurities.
tones tne stomacn. restores peneci di
gestion, normal weight and good health.
"
naaene is better than the best Nash-
tha soap and does the work In hot or
harvest la under way and every lndlca-
rs prosperity ror tne jniana I
Fruit yields are large, Irriga-'
tion favors pros
Empire.
Vrefarred StocK Oaanea Oooda.
Allen Twla' Heat Brand.
Because of tha strike of the tele
graph operatora no reporta of the na
tional rifle match at Camp Perry, Ohio,
have been received by Captain L. H.
Knapp from Adjutant-General William
E. Flnaer, although General Flnaer had
made arrangements to make a dally re
port of the progress of the match be
fore ne leit roruana in company with
tne uregon team.
Much Interest Is manifested In the
outcome' of the rifle competition be
cause of tha solendld team reoresentlna
Oregon, this year, and members of the
National Guard who remained at home
are eagerly awaiting news of the shoot.
That Oregon will rank with the best
teams of the country is confidently ex
pected by the soldiers, who are unani
mous In saying that never before has!
the state sent out a batter lot of marks
men than this year.
Building Permits.
J. F. Marlon, one-story dwelling, East
Eighteenth, between Mildred and Bur
man, $1,200; Welle, Fargo & Co., one-
atory brick warehouse. Fifth and Irv
ing, 19,000 ; J. Johnson, two-atory
- Twentv-elrhth
Twenty-ninth, IS.800;- Mrs. B. Sinnott
two-story dwelllnav Weldlar. hutwun
East Twenty-fifth and . East Tyenty-
aixin, a.Bwu; Mrs. valley, repaira dwell
ing. Fourth, between Madison and Jef
ferson, 160; J. A. Williams, one-story
freonhouse. Grand View and Ktnael,
(00; Merchants' Investment St Trust
com Dan v. renaira rriyir w.ihn.tnn
between Sixth and Seventh. 18.000: T.' I
J. Maupln Jr., one-story dwelling. East
niignin, peiween Tillamook and Han-
coca, ei.suv; ror liana number company.
one-story , of nee. Water, between Lin
coln ana tiarrison. 160,000; H. Brom-bers-er
two-story dweUlng. East Yam
hill, between East Thirteenth and JTt
rourteentn. uwli Head, two-
story aweiung, Aiaston and Tillamook.
13,000: B. J. Lewis, two-storv Jwllim.
Vista avenue and Montgomery drive.
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Oriental ; Excursion
Personally oondncted. will laava ami.
tie September 1. tor a 70-davs' tour
tnrourn japan and China. A month will
be spent In .Japan VlsHlna en routa tha
Tokio Industrial exposition.
Rate t00. which will cover all expen-
sea For particulars call or address w.
W. King, Oriental Tours, 14 Downs
building, or agent Canadian Pacific
Railway.
Men's Outing Suits -Boys'
Wash Suits
Men's and Boys' Straw Hats
All Panama Hats
One-Half Off Regular Price
When You See It in Our Ad, It's So
TWO STORES
Third andOak
Edward D. Shvrtleff. speaker of tha
lower houae of the Illinois general as
sembly, has announced himself a can
didate for tha Republican gubernato
rial nomination:
There'll. Be ai Eii
To Our Closing-OutfSaleof
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Of All Designs
and Grades at
Regular Cpsll
ThI Is Not One of the Instances of "Won by Waiting
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TONS Of COAL EVERY TON SOLD 3T
A PROFIT NETS $3,000,000 IN SIX YEARS
FIFTEEN DOLLARS EARNS - - - - $120.00
TA Kellogg will Uav loot of
Salmon ttroot Sunday morning
at 1 o'clock inttmad of 8 at
THIS IS OPPORTUNITY THIS IS THE KIND OF WHICH IT IS SAID
"I knock unbiddtn one t every gats;
If sleeping, awake; if feasting, rise before
V , pnviouMiy announced turn away. It is the hour of fate.
I' , , - y Many a man has invested conservatively and been carried to affluence by virtue of the fact that he has placed
, rllJO his money in a product that the people mt have. One ofjjie greatest necessities of modern civilization is
r'-jri roAL. Especially of tne nortnwest a xtutst wjiu jul,u nui do. oi-uis.ii, in. ine nearest coai
V-ij mine to Portland is that of the CONSUMERS COAL COMPANY. MILLIONS AND MILLIONS of
tons of first class commercial coal have been lying tnere tor ages, ror trie first time it is now ABOUT
TO BE MARKETED. IT HAS BEEN SOLD, THE PRICE HAS BEEN SET BY CONTRACT.
THE PROFITS ARE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN. THE INVESTMENT IS GILT EDGED. There's
no time to dilly dally. The lazy investor's greatest fortune is his accumulation of debt
THIS STOCK IS FIFTEEN DOLLARS A SHARE
if bought right now. . Tuesday it will be $16.00, and a week from Tuesday $17.00. It will be raised $Tt)0
a week as long as it is on the market Do you think for one moment that we would make such amazing
statements about this proposition if we could not back them up by taking you to the property, showing
lst'33 yu coal demonstrating Jo your entire satisfaction the exact tnitfifumess of our daims?
SSSEa-.. FREE EXCURSION FOR STOCKHOLDERS ONLY
TUT W ii 0n August . 25, every stockholder in the CONSUMERS COAL COMPANY will be taken to the properties
itlpii.'! of the-company on the steamer Kellogg. The mines will be carefuUy tespected. Those who are not
ESpj tpzzi stocisnoiaers may accompany ue excursion Dy aeposuing wui xnc casmer oi tne ommonweaitn irust uom-
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pany the amount they would care to, invest if they can be convinced of the truthfulness of our claims, "fii'i
f'"MtT,?r'1 money will be refunded if our statements are found to be untrue.; : " 5 - .tr :., y?'-:' , .
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