THE OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY 'EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1007.
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COUNTY
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Capacity of Build in era Wil
fSvRe TftTftd With fhA CItm
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Salem, Or- Bept 11. Exhibits for the
. IUU fair are fast pouring In. tad pres.
ent indications are thai at least In ths
, catUe . department th capacity of ths
buildings wlU be exceed! Many of the
. oatUe arc already uron the ground, al
' though ths fair does not open until next
Monajny- Horses nave been coming in
for some time.
Tha ana.ee inalds . tha main bulldlns
has been assigned, and will be largely
... isaen up ty count exniDits. Muitno-
, man will ocoupy ths spaos used by Linn
- . last year on tne rigni side ox tne ex
: . treme south end farthest from toe en
; trance which Is on the north. None of
'the exhibits from Multnomah county
v nave yet arrived, but they are expected
' In a day or two at least. Marlon coun-
apace on
rixht separated from the space as-
alviuul In Multnnmah hv W U Itultwtrt'a
ty has si so been assigned
the
1st
exhibits of. Individual .farming. The
er nart of the Marlon county ex
Tilts are already in niece, and the
work Is belnar carried on rapidly. Co
lumbla couhtv . haa the sdscs Immedl
t aieiy io.in souin 01 nanua nor on
- this county's exhibit has also com
' manned.
Lane' coonty has the left side of the
south end of the buHdlng, the right be.
. ins ocaun ed -tv Muitnoman. woric on
this exhibit has just commenced. Next
to Lane, on tha left aide, but with an
alale between will be the exhibit of
k Chemawa Indian lnatltute. Theae two
r extend to tha aaat of tha bulldlns. -
fx; On the Inner half toward the eenter
ft aiaie are the plaoea assigned to Benton
-and Clatson countlaa. the conceaalona
- ; for -ice cream and candy booths, and
lastly the offices of ths fair officials
.- on ths laft side of the main entrance.
named In the order In which they are
- situated. Work on the Benton county
c exhibit has already commenced, and Is
proDably nearer completion man any
. . -cent that of Marlon.
The apace on the left stds east of the
, partitions win be assigned to tne ari ex
hibit, gardening exhibit and several
, others. On the light slds of the main
entrance Is ths space assigned to the
Btate Agricultural college, extending to
the alale leadlna to the auditorium,
which alale separates It from the space
assigned to Columbia county.
It will be remembered that the audi
torlum Is an addition to the building
on ths west side. The stands in tne
aisle In the center of the building will
. be occupied by small exhibits which wlU
be assigned to their positions shortly
before the opening of the fair.
Governor Chamberlain will speak In
'.the fair auditorium Monday evening.
. Other speakers will be ex-Senator F. W.
- Mulkey, ex-Senator J. M. Oeartn. Sen
ator C. W. Fulton, Congressman W. 01
- Hawley and W. R. Ellis, though it has
not yet been determined for which night
' each may be obtained. . .j
KOSEBURG FAIR A '
GREAT SUCCESS
(Special Dttpatrh to The Journal.)
Roseburg, Or.. 8ept, 11. The district
fair Is. a hummer, and the attendance
is far greater than was expected the
first day. The stock exhibit would more
than fill twice the number of stalls and
after using up all the material avllable,
they have tied horses snd cattle to
trees and entry cards are sticking on
Bthe trees all over the grove surround
, lug ths pavilion. One of the clerks
said yesterday he had not believed that
.there were so many fine horses and cat
tle in the country as there are now at
the fair grounds and they are still com
ing. The fruit exhibit is very fine.
especially the apples.
SECRETARY (TAFT TO
VISIT GRAYS HARBOR
(Pacific Coast Preaa Leased Wire.)
Seattle. Bept 11. Secretary Taft and
party left at 7 o'clock this morning on
a special train for Grays Harbor. The
party will return to Seattle tonight and
sail on ths Minnesota at noon tomor
row for the Philippines.
MAKES the SKIM LIKE YOU WANT IT
. , DOES IT IN A MOBEUT ,
-."': K A liquid preparation
" , " for Face, Neck, Arms
; . and Hands.
It Is neither sticky
. nor greasy.
." mm ara a-et ' tm
IIUUUU a i It's harmless, clean
. ' ! . " rSht NfMitilnr. ' ,.
UU' Cannot be detected,
Two' colors, flak and
, White-' v-c;:; ,
Use It mornlnf , noon
and night, Summer,
Winter, Spring, Fall.
SAMPLE FREB
Lyon Manufacturing Co., :
eVft 8. Fifth, St. f Brooklyn, N. Y.
Balm
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
' INSPECT TRACKS
- (Special DIspatca to Tbs losrsaL)
Pendleton, Or, Sept. 11. The offl
clals of ths O. R. A N. Including General
Manager O'Brien, General Superintend'
ent Id. J. ' Buckley, Superintendent D.
W. Campbell and Chief Engineer
Botscke are arranging to go over the
entire lines for their annual Inspection.
It la estimated that over Sl.000.000
worth of ImDt-ovements have been com
pleted on the O. R. A N. this season be
tween renaieton ana Huntington, wnere
large forces of trackmen, laborers, car
penters ana engineers nave Deen at
work durlna the entire 'season. All this
work will be carefully Inspected by the
officials, who will go over the system
oy easa stages ror mis purpose.
On ths west side of tbs Blue moun
tains numerous Improvements - have
been made to the track and roadbed and
considerable has been done on the east
side. Five large wooden bridges nave
been filled in and the entire channel
of Spring creek changed, by a system of
tunnels over a mile In length. This Is
ons of the most Important sections of
work on ths Blue mountains. New side
tracks have been put in and various
Improvements .mads.
With the new bridges completed this
season and with the Improvements to
ths roadbed between Pendleton and
Huntington, the O. R. & N. Is now in
better condition In many ways than It
was- before the destructive washouts of
1806.
TAFT CITIZENS NOTE
BIG IMPROVEMENT
(Special Dlapatch to The Journal.)
Tift Or. Bent. 11. Never before In
ths history of this section of the coun
try have so many improvements been
made as at ths present time. Settlers
re coming In to take advantage oi tne
Dortunltles the country airoras ana
Potter Schedule for Remain
der of Season.
Steamer Potter will sail from Ash
Street dock Thursday. September 12, 9
s. m.; Saturday, September 14. 11 a.
m. Tickets at city ticket office, Third
and Washington streets.
Lonacoy of Mllwaukle haa set sslde
1(0-acres which will be platted for a
tswnslte and camping ground.
s.8ltuated on Sllets bay, excellent op
portunities are afforded aattlsra for
waterways. Ashing snd hunting, while
the land and acenery abound in wealth
and beauty. . Clttiens of Taft are anx
ious to Improve their surrounding
country and are endeavoring to interest
capital in providing better transporta
tion facllitiee. They want the country
advertised and would be grateful for
any advertlaing that could be planned
to exploit the country.
CANADA TO APOLOGIZE
FOR ANTI-JAP RIOTS
hil Muff; pr f
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Boys'
School Suits
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Wc arc ready with the LARGEST and MOST COM
PLETE STOCK of BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS ever shown in
this Citytake time, this week and visit our JUVENILE
DEPARTMENT, the handsomest and most comfortable
shopping place in Portland If you do not find more
suits on our tables than any other store
will not ask you to purchase.
They arc all NEW and FRESH this season's choicest '
patterns It is amost needless to say they
arc MODESTLY PRICED.
$3.95 to $
LLOQ
So that the Boys may start off for school ON TfME
wc will GIVE AWAY with each School Suit AN INGER-
SOLL NICKEL WATCH guaranteed for one year.
Every requisite for School Wear, except Shoes, in our store.
SALESMEN WANTED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
BEN SELLING
LEADING CLOTHIER
Toklo, Sept. It Ottawa advices state
that the Canadian government will
epologlxe for the Vancouver outbreak.
An official of the foreign office said
that outbreaks like Bellingham and
others are the result of the Korean
leagues and anti-Japanese agitation cre
ated altogether by false reporta con
cerning conditions In Korea and the
attitude and sentiment in Japan.
New Mayor for Echo.
(Special Diipeteb to Tbe Journal, t
Echo, Or., Sept. 11. At a meeting of
tne city council jonn uorn was appoint
ed mayor to act In the place of L. A.
Eateb, resigned. E. H. Brown wit also
appointed recorder in place of H. r B.
Gillette, who resigned a short time ego.
The new sppolntees will hold office
until sucn Urns as an election Is held.
Accidents will happen, but the best-
regumted families keep Dr. Thomas Ec
lectric Oil for such emergencies. It sub
dues the pain and heals the hurts.
AT THE THEATRES
SLE OUR PIANOLA WINDOW DISPLAY
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When You Investigate the
Pianola Piano j
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BE, SUR TO GET YOUR INFOR
MATION AT FIRST HAND
You are not investigating the Pianola Piano when you
I see or hear any of 'Its imitators. There is but one place in
f Portland where you will find the genuine Pianola' Piano and
that is at Eilers Piano House.
There are many stores that now offer this or that piano
I with a piano player built into them but never the Pianola.
When we first told the public about the Pianola Piano
there was not a single other of these so-called "Player-pianos"
I in existence. They have since come into the field in the hope
' of sharing some of the Pianola Piano's phenomenal popularity.
I It is the Pianola Piano alone that is made under the
' most valuable basic patents that exist in this industry
It is a mistake to pay the price of the Pianola Piano or
K anything like its price for an instrument lacking its important
, and exclusive features.
If you buy the genuine Pianola Piano you are assured of
getting the one instrument which is the accepted standard all
over the world and which even other .manufacturers look up
to as the leader r ,
"A Texas Banger" Fine Flay,
A fine play, new and full of action
and human interest, and one of the
best meladramatlo organizations ever
appearing at the Empire is the verdict
this week of
inee Saturday,
"A Texas Ranger." Mat-
Great Play at Baiter.
The Woman in the Case" at ' the
Baker this week is one of the great
Clyde Fitch plays tne one in whicn
Blanche Welsh starred two seasons ago
and created auch a sensation. All this
week, matinee Saturday.
The House
of Highest
equality. -
eaeeer
; , aaas ; '
fianorli&Mlity
Biggest,
Busiest -and
Bes
Piano, Organ and Talking Machine Headquarters.
353 Washington St., Cor. of Park
- San Francisco, Seattle, Tacoma, ; Spokane, Boise; ;
. 40 Stores California to Alaska , ,
The Bohemian Girl."
By the manner of rendering "The Bo
hemian Girl. tne Callfornlans have
deeply entrenched themaelvea In the
hearts of the musical nubile of Port
land. The performance given at the
Marquara of this opera Is as pleasing as
the most crlcical could desire, and there
is probably not another popular-priced
opera eompany in the country which
could do so well in tne tavorite opera.
Last Time "The Comedy of Errors.'
Tonight at the Helllg theatre. Four
teenth and Washington streets. Louis
James and his excellent suDDortlnar com
pany wui present snaaespeare s comeay,
'Ths Comedy of Errors. ' for the last
time. Beginning tomorrow, Thursday.
night, and continuing Friday and Sat
urday nights, with a special price mat
inee Saturday, Shakespeare's comedy,
The Merry Wives of Windsor" will be
the bill. Seats are selling at theatre
box office for the engagement.
Seat Sale Opens Friday.
The advance seat sale for the excru
ciatingly funny farce comedy. "Mre.
TemDle's Telegram, will open next Fri
day morning at box-office the Helllg
theatre, Fourteenth and Washington
streets. This delightful play will be
the attraction at the .above theatre next
Sunday nignt, Beptemner is.
x The Phrenologist."
For satire and humor "The Phrenol
ogist." the sketch of Murnhv and w Il
ia rd at the Grand this, week is worthy
or George Bernard enaw. Tne players
have . taken a subject which is filled
with possibilities, and they have made
the most of It. Al Jolson, the minstrel
man, gives one of the funniest mono
logues delivered here In a month of
Sundays. . .-,
Star Matinee Tomorrow,
'The City of New York." the fascin
ating melodrama at the Star theatre,
will be given a matinee performance by
me rrencn eiuca -vuniiMuijr tomorrow
afternoon. The audience la kept : be
tween tears and laughter, and, the play
has made one of the most pronounced
hits of the new season.
MISSOURI WEEK.
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Selhoofl
Sun its ;.
COPYRIGHT Alii!
Do Not Give
Prizes
With Our Boys' Suits
But we sell you the same goods, the same styles, the same
patterns and fabrics at
Half Price
and
Less
Than the fellows who tack a couple, of 'dollars on to make up
for the presents they give.
Boys' regular $1.50 Black Serge Suits at. . ; 40i
Boys' heavy $2.00 Melton Suits at 95
Boys' strong $2.50 Worsted Suits at. $1.45
Boys' assorteh$3.50 Worsted and Tweed at $1.75
Boys' $5.00 AU-Wool Worsted and Fancy Suits at..... $2.45
Boys' $6.50 All-Wool Serges and Worsted Suits at. ... . .$3.45
Boblason ft Oo. Are Having a Great Ail-
Week Gathering of the "Show . ate" I
Xtateralty.
Rnhlnaon A Co.'s new stora " drawn !
mei aiverv dav who want to be "shown"
h anlnndld new stock of "Cambrldrn:
Correct- Clothes." And when shown,
they are more than delighted; every-1
ttiingatsoiuteiy new no leriover suits,
oecause tnis is a new department. e-
hldeji it's ths most convenient location
or men In Portland. xs-xt washlng-
on street.
Pump - Pnetorjr-tor-Pendleten.4-(gpeclal
Dtapatea J-e The JoamaL) - -.
Pendleton. Or., Sept 11. The . Ford
rotary suction pump ana engine com
bined will be manufactured In Pendle
ton on a large scale. If the test which
In to be made with a fult-sised pump in
the city proves successful; Should the j
f sctory be established here,- about 10
men will be employed and the, Dumns
wUl.be maaufaetufed. out a larsa acaieJ
Youths' Long Pants Suits Half Price
Ages 13 to 20 Years $1.98 to $6.98
Every one worth double.
Boys' School Shoes at a Big Saving
I , ' , i
, $1.75 Boys' Shoes, sizes 2 to V, at 05 ,
$2.00 Boys' Shoes, sizes 2 to 5, at. $1.25 ,
$2.50 Boys Shoes, sizes 2 to 5 at. . .$1.45
$3.00 Boys' Shoes, sizes 2 to 5, at. $1.95
In fact, on everything the boys wear we will save you .a half
. and more on what the, , Is :
Digh Price Stores Ask Yon With Their Prizes to Lore the-Giilrcn
CVMAPtSliSTORt W
WHYTED 3TATi5
ufi ' .
n 1 1
Parents, come to the store th?.t
assures " you a square d '.
where vcu buy clothe-, m l
merchandise, not tin wat
" or trinkets.