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THE OREGON DAILY V JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1907. . - 'i RUST & SAV CLOS g EMM lie iiiEBMTl 7 In order to raise a large amount at once in 24 hours, we shall sacrifice our entire stock of mer- chandise for one day, and offer on Friday AND FRIDAY ONLY BANE Every line included every counter, every shelf, every table, every case, bin and department is embraced in the wholesale, merci less slaughter! Men's and Women's (Suits and Garments, Dress Goods, Silks and Linings, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Notions, Toilet and Drug Sundries, Men's Furnishings, Underwear, Hosiery and Women's Furnishings, Crockery and Glassware, Shoes and Millinery in short, EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE in the store one solid city fH I If OflriP block of new and standard merchandise-for one day. FRIDAY ONLY AT WllC i IdH n lC Divide the s AUTO TRIP HAS DESIRED RESULT Councilmen Satisfied That Speed Ordinance Should Be Greatly Modified. FAST RUNNING CAR STOPS IN TEN FEET City Dads Did Not Reallto They Were raveling Rapidly Brought tfp WltlrSbort Jerka, Given Pleasure Ride and Taken Home Happy. Several decided chances will be made In the automobile ordinance as regards peed and operation In the city limits. This Is a result of the ride over the city given the council yesterday by the . Portland Automobile club. Two hours were spent traversing the congested business districts, louowing streetcars, turning sharp corners, and It was fully demonstrated to the councilmen tnat 10 miles an hour In the 'ongested district wsj h reasonable maximum. "Whv. we hardly seemed to ba moV' Ing nt 10 miles an hour," said Council man Drlscoll. "We followed alongside of streetcars mat went zu miles an hour on our residence streets and at times the register showed 26 miles an hour. For myself I am confident that 0 miles an hour from Eighth street to the water front Is an equable speed with eight miles turning corners,. In the outlying streets 20 miles an fier is not too great a speed. Automobiles are able to dodge while streetcars are not." Practically every member of the council Is of the opinion that 10 miles sn hour In the congested districts and from 15 to 20 miles in the residence RESTORES GRAY HAIR NATURAL COLOR xnna its falline out. and positive ly removes Dandruff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Is not a dye. Guaranteed, perfectly pure. Philo Hay Spec Co.. Newark, N. J. JOo. , bottlv druggist. BBSBSSBaPi ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING Marked Price Pay DOORS OPEIN AT 8 OWNERS OF TALL GRASS AND WEEDS WILL BE ARRESTED That the police are determined to force all owners of vacant lots In the city to abide by the provisions of the ordinance making it mandatory for them to cut down tall grass and weeds was evidenced yesterday afternoon by the Issuance of 14 warrants for the ar rest of alleged violators of the law. Those to be taken Into custody are V. R. Avery. 48 Third street, Mrs. Julia Marquam. care of Judge Carey; Frank Motter, 209 Commercial building; Wil liam H. H. Morgan, 788 Hawthorne avenue; A. C. Gage, 425 Lumber Ex change building; William Beal, 860 Seventeenth street; W. M. Daniels, 264 Yamhill street; W. H. Nunn, 662 Sher MARRIAGE OF LAFE CULMINATION OF Romance rode with the team of run away horses which ran over and severe ly injured Lafe V. Pence, vice-president of the Pence company, two years ago. Pence suffered a broken leg and several minor Injuries, but at the Couch surgery where he was carried for treat ment, he met Jliss Jessie Billings, his nurse, to whom he will be married at 6 o'clock this afternoon. When Mr. Pence was carried Into the hospital the first person his eyes, rested portion is a fair maximum of speed. Eight miles is thought to be reason able in turning corners. On this point members of the automobile club and council are very likely to concur. It was shown definitely the great power the driver has over the machine. Howard Covey of the firm of Covey & Wallace, who was driving a Pierce Great Arrow car with a party of four, gave a quick stopping exhibition at the corner of Eleventh and Washington street. Covey was driving down the 4 rer cent errade at 15 miles an hour and came to a dead stop in less tnan 10 feet after anDlvinK the brakes. Had it been on earth the stop could have been made in four feet, the hard sur face paving allowing the wheels to skid considerably. One thins that should be incorpor ated in the ordinance, the councilmen say, Is that of promiscuously passing motionless cars on the left side. This is considered dangerous since there is a Nkellhood of persons crossing the streets in front of the cars who can not be seen. Since the councilmen have been given the ride the automobile ordinance can be discussed In the next committee meeting with a greater degree of in telligence than would be possible had the demonstration not been given. After the tests had been mp.cle the councilmen were given a pleasure ride to Claremont Tavern with some high speeding on the level stretches. Sanaa's $3 and 16 Oxfords, S3.85 : tpr . wom9. at RoteBtfcsj'g .big sala j J on Any Article in the House Square in Two Us HALF and Take the Goods A. M. ON FRIDAV-TEN HOURS OF FURIOUS SEULIINQ lock building; I. Qevurtz, First and Yamhill streets; W. Tarrant of Wake-fleld-Frles .company; Mary F. Hurley, Tenth and Taylor streets; W. M. Greg ory, 636 Chamber of Commerce build ing; T. F. Baylls, 881 East Madison street, and Mr. Wemme of the Pacific Tent and Awning company. Over B0 applications for warrants have been filed with the city attorney and It is expected that another large batch of complaints will be sworn to at once. There has- been considerable criticism by the police because of Judge Cameron's action in falling to impose fines In any of the "tall grass" pases, even where It is shown that the prop erty owner has received a 10 days' no tice to obey the ordinance. PENCE IS PRETTY ROMANCE upon after the broken limb had been set was Miss Billings. She attended him night and day, and when Mr. Pence left the hospital he and his nurse were engaged. The wedding will take ' nine at o'clock this afternoon at the residence or Miss Hillings' sister. Mrs. William I. Morthrupp, t35 Hancock street. Rev. H M. Ramsey of St. Stephens' reading the marriage service. Mr. and Mrs. Pence win leave on tne steamship Elder for a monms noneymoon in California. FIREMAN IIASSMAN'S DEATH MYSTERIOUS Body Fonnd Under Bridge on C. & E. Probably Fell From the Engine; Cause Unknown. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Corvallls, Or., Aug. 22. Fireman Ar thur Hassman, dn the regular Corvallls St. Eastern, between Corvallls and Ya qulna. was Killed near Blodgett Tues day afternoon en route" to Yaqulna. How it happened is unknown, but It is sup posed he fell from the engine. He was not missed for some time. The alarm was given and a search was made along the line by the trainmen and a logging crew. The body was found under a bridge at 7 o'clock that niifht. An in quest was held yesterday. Hassman was about 20 years did. His home was at Yaqulna, Potter Schedule for Beach. The steamer Potter will sail from Portland, Ach street dock, Thursday, 8:30 a. nv; Saturday, 7:30 a. m. Get tickets and make reservations st elty tl.t.. TkLJ tH..hli..l.. Atrettt. .C, ,W. Stinger, city ticket agent. Third and Yamhill The Entire Block on Yamhill Third Street Thru to Second MULTNOMAH IS BEING County Will Have Creditable Display at the Salem State Fair.: A. F. Miller who was recently ap pointed by the county court to collect and arrange an exhibit for Multnomah county to be sent to the state fair at Salem, is busily engaged in getting to- srether specimens of the agricultural. horticultural and manufactured prod ucts of the county ror snipment to Salem, where the fair opens September 16. Mr. Miller Is anxious to make as creditable a showing as possible and requests all who are interested In mak ing an exhibit to communicate witn him at his home in Sellwood or ad dress him. care Portland Seed com Dany. this city. The county court appropriated $1,000 to defray the expenses of collecting and arranging the exhibit. NEW OPERA COMPANY COMING TO MARQUAM Californians' Troupe Will Begin Six Weeks' Engagement First WTeek in September. Many and varied attractions with all kinds of productions for Portland theatre-goers have been booked for the Marquam theatre during the coming season, according to S. Morton Cohn, manager of the playhouse, who has Just returned from a trip to New York. The Californians' opera company will open in the Marquam September 2 in "Robin Hood" for a six weeks' run. This company is in Its way what the Bostoniana formerly were and It is ex- ected that the six attractions presented y the organization will be very ac ceptable to the patrons of the house. The San Francisco opera company will begin a ten weeks engagement on Oc tober H. This company, wnicn opened the Marquam after its long period of darkness with "Fantana," will be great ly strengthened when it once more reaches the city, bo' that Its efforts will be doubly sure to please. Following the San Francisco opera company, a new company win play each week during the remaining weeks of the winter season. These attractions. which are not at this time announced. cxrxDKXir xm paxbt " never cry as do children who are suf fering from hunger. Such Is the cause of all babies who cry and are treated for sickness, when they really are suffering from hunger. This is caused from their food not being assimilated, but devoured by worms. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge will cause them to cease crying and begin to thrive at once. Give it a trial. Sold by all drug- jista. EXHIBIT ARRANGED N E ffl signifies the best in BUSINESS COLLEGES BLST TRAINING; BLST POSITIONS BnroUment, paat year, let pupua. Oraduetea are all em ployed. We will pLaoe yea Into a position when oompetaal SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Mexican Mustang Liniment Goes qulokly to ths very eore of tho dlsesss and stops tho most deep-set, exomolatlng pains almost Instantly. Mexican Mustang Liniment Oaras ovary allmoaj of Man or Boast that good, hoaoat Llnlmont oaa sura. Nona bottor, Hone ao good. COFFEE starts the day right, if good; and starts the day wrong, if not good Tear trocar rerarai year aeeer il roe east like Schilliag's Best. will be of a high order and companies which are usually presented as 11.00 attractions. They will play to popular prices in Portland, however. Boys' $3 MmI Shod Shoes, 11.75. at Rosenthal's great housecleaning sale. Sold Liquor Without License. A. Hassawaga, proprietor of a Jap anese restaurant at 48 H Fourth street, was arrested last night by Patrolmen Wellbrook and Larflefd on a charge of selling liquor without a license. The policemen seiced a bottle of beer as evidence;' against the Jap. Hassawaga was locked up in the city prison over nlsrht n.n4 Yalau4 nn denoalt of 1100 cash ball this morning, tho case will," be beard by Judge Cameron tomorrow. HOU SEA' D 100 Extra Salespeople, Wrappers, Casbiers and Delivery Boys Wanted Apply Early to SnpL ELKS BUM, PORTX-aJTD, OBJCOON. Portland Academy Stftotooata Tear Open optsmaa 10. nts boys and girls for eastern and western colleges. Over two hundred graduates admitted to college. A board- ins; hall ror (iris, with comforts and care of home. An athletlo field and thoroughly equipped gymnasium. A largo corps of competent and experi enced teachers. Elementary grades, both primary and grammar, under the same management. Catalogue sent on application. LOCKSLEY HALL SEASIDE, OREGON Spend your vacation at Seaside and at delightful Locksley Hall. Mors attrac tive than ever before. Accommodations of the highest order. One hundred ole- fant outside rooms; private baths; eleo rle lights; " ot and cold water. Annex overlooking the Paclfio and de lightfully situated cottages. Cuisine TTaTorpassed. Sea roods a Specialty. raSB BITS XBBTS UIi TBATJTS. r. J- AirsTXH, &. a. ca T.nrr.B. nop. HOTEL MOORE OrXH AXX THS TXAX. CLATSOP BXAOK, IXASICS, 01X00. The Cliff House ef OMgea. Directly os the beach, overlooking the orean. Hot salt baths and serf eethteg. Recreation plar for fishing. Sua parlera, electric lights, fireplace and faraaee heat, mi walks aad drives. Sjea fesaa a sseekUtj Kates, $2.50 and $3,00 perday FECIAL- BATES BY T8S WIKSY DAM J. MOORB. Fres MILITARY academy: PORTLAND 'ORE'. A Boarding and Say School for Young Man and Boys. Preparation for col leges, U. a Military" and Naval Academies. Ac credited to Stanford, Berkeley, Cornell, Am herst and all State Uni versities and Agricultural Colleges. Manual train ing. Business course. The principal has bad 19 years1 experience In Port , land. Comfortable quar ' tera. Best environments. Make reservations now. For Illustrated catalog and otbtr literature 4 ad dress J. W. BILL. U.D.. Mnetpal and FToprtetoa, "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"; TXXiVOHD BUrUDXB"Cr, TSBTBs JusTS KOBXISOV. .. o.' a p. ABMsraoira, xa. b., rxnrozpA&. Ours Is a large and growing lnatltn- tion. We occupy two floors 11x109 feet. and have a $30,000 equipment Reputa tion for thorough work brings mora calls for help than we can meet posi tion certain for each student when competent. All modern methods , ot bookkeeping taught. Chartler Is our shorthand easy, rapid, legible. Studants admitted at any time. Catalogue, busi ness forma and panwork free. CalV phone or writs today. . Columbia University VnlTanlty 'ark Station, Portland, Or. Cathollo Boarding and Day School for young man and boys. Situated - on a high plateau skirting the Willamette river ana overlooking in punorajnia - l-city of Portland; entaoia neautn re Zxtenstva ' tlv. sort tot student grounds and theu rgest gymnasium in me norinweei. Colierlate. Preparatory and Commer cial Courses. Catalogue sent on- applica tion. REV. JOSEPH OA1XAOHER. C S. C. rresiaeot. CBTOO& OPXVS fXPTXHBM 10. " -V 11 f Medical Department -or THE UNIVERSITY OF C.Zr list Annual Sesl"n rTr" f 1' . Address S. E. J' 'Stii, l . i ili Uekuia t.., I . 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