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. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAIi PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING,' OCTOBER I, IZZ7.
STRAWGERSfOICARRY
-X OFF
ROSE BOUQUETS
" "' ' ' 1 " . wl' - 4-' , ,
Carnival Association Will Give All the rortland Visitors
Flowers From Now Until Winte
lands Over Depot Tower-Delect Place Today. : V':
ivTnEPLAYV;
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' "Every citizen of Portland Is urgently
, ; requested . to submit , to t our need-
quarters, from this time on, ths nam
" of ull eastern friends and tourists Whom
) they may know, who will : visit tba
' northwest between now and next June,
- when the 1901 rose feetlvel will be held.
Either the festival association or the
f roe society will prevent to the stranger
,y within our gates a bouquet of Portland
roses. - We. believe thla wliPsrou
great interest la the' grand Jubilee that
, will be held here.'V-Chenter A. Whit-
. more, president Roee Featiral associe-
' Not a person of promlnenos. balling
' from the eaat, who may-visit the Rose
Lily between now snd , the - rirst weeK
huge and somber tower of the onion
depot ie to be entwined and festooned
with shimmering eleotrlo lights . which
wilt be visible from incoming train
four or Ave railea before they reach the
city, and whioh will be one of the at
tractive snd conspicuous lllumlnatlona
of the week. Suspended from the lofty
eminence will be a - eign whioh at
night will blaae forth In brilliant let
ter the announcement of the featlval'a
approach. And even If thle la not sur
Dcientlv Imnreaalve of the magnitude
of the featlval. there will be the mas
sive and artlatlo archway spanning
Sixth street, olio Illuminated and ex
tending welcome to the Roe City tor
the featlval week. . . -
la other word a, no man may come or
go, may arrive in or leave Portland,
without having the festival aeaaon
dinned Into him from the etart or mak-
The Wallace 'opera" 'MarUana,,,;.waa
given, by the Callfornlans at the Mar
quam Orand last night.
. Much must be pardoned,' of oourae, In
a flrat-nlght performance, where a, com
pany, hasjietf'but a few day for study
and rehearsal. , Mr. Karl la a director
Of experience and ability, and baa done
much with little many times hereto
fore. o if J quits probable that he
111 whip' things into snaps by tonight
But laat evening's performance wee far
irom reneoiuig great credit, either on
the oompany or Mr, Karl. ,'
hold a much the earns position that it
neia -mm a piay ana as a boo. It is or
tne intensely romantic type; langulshln
maraena , ana swasnouckling
SDenls
grandees, , csstenet-tbumplng dancing
girls - and velvet-gaj-bed peaaanta -make
up tb characters, tremblingly uncertain
lyrics, flat themes, predominance of
the wood, characterise the muslo.
- The . argument la rather eonfnlleated.
Marltana ia a supposed Oypsy girl, who
attract the attention of the king of
Spain while she la dancing and singing
In a square In Madrid. The king's chief
Ing It the laat lingering thought as he
of June, next year, will escape the wcl- I upeeda his way to other parts. In
i- i timer cue, mis icntmi oi exploitation
Is expected to result 1a much good., ,
Many mass tow restivwl.
The' widely nermeatlns-' ramifications
into which the plana of the Festival
aaaociatlon are reaching are such that
they almost bewilder the human mind.
For Inatanoe, aa a board of review for
coming hospitality of Portland oltlaen
hip, as exemplified by the Rose Fes
tival association. - People of other parts
or tne country ers to o anown mat
Portland roaea never fade or wither
away, and each visitor of note ia to
carry away with him evidence of this
in the form of a handsome gift of roses
' plucked from Portland gardens ana do-
' listed by membera of the Rose society.
. Kach bluahlng and lavish bouquet will
be accompanied by a dainty card bear
' ing the name of the donor and contain
ing an announcement of the .Ross fes
tival ox next year. .
Vsited Actios Vssdsd.
This Is only ons of the many compre
heneive plans devised by the Festival
. savociatlon for advertising ths forth
coming celebration, but Ita success will
depend entirely upon the unit
' continuous support of ' the ' peop!
: Portland. Every eltixen muat - take
upon himself the responsibility of notl
Tying the festival headquarters of the
evrnvai nere or friend or acquaintance
from whataoever nook or corner of the
earth they. come, -and ths association
will do the rest.
Arrangements will be made with the
management of the leading- hotels of
ths city so that ths promoters of ths
festival may be Informed of the arrival
of distinguished gniests ss soon aa they
nave registered.
led and
tople of
the grand cavalcade through tha streets
of Portland, and ' ths marina parade
which will also be a part of the cere
monies, the governors of ths nlns trans.
Utah. Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado and
Montana ars to be invited to act. wbi
the senators and congressmen of these
tates are to be invited to come hers
guests of honor.
Ths example set by the' California
mrd of trade which has already orom
leed to arrange -for aa excursion of lead
ing busineae men, representative of the
Various cities of ths southern stats, It
Is believed will be followed by similar
organlxatlona of environing common-
wealths, such ss wssnington, Idaho,
Nevada and Colorado, at least Waah
Ington cities wUl be represented here.
almost without a doubt because, they
are all depending upon the cooperative
energies of .ortland and Oregon in be-
nair or tns great Aiaska-rukon-Fscirio
With an effective ar
rangement of thla sort properly ex
ecuted, tidings f what Portland expecta
to do during her week of Jubilation' will
?o forth to the four winds of the earth,
or the grateful guest who haa expe
rienced such a display of Portland hos-
filtallty will without ths leant question
n ths world become sn ardent "booster"
A for the festival of June t-1, 190S.
In line with this plan. William Mc
Murray, bead of the department of ex
ploitation ana puDiicity, nopes mere
will be enough funds available for the
erection of not , less tthsn 0 floral
booth-at the-comers and. in ths middls
of blocks In the down-town district,
during the festival,' for the free distri
bution of roses to strangers from the
caetwin laot. au out-of-town guests,
so that they may feel that for this
period at least they are participants In
the s-eneral enjoyment of the floral
festivities and can bear witness of the
potheouis ., of , the rbse, the queen of
'Booths 2ow Towtu " '
The booths will be arranged at the
- most convenient , points down town
some may be located In storss snd
, shops, where the advertisers msy call
- attention to their location and tha reat
where the crowds can most,ennUy find
them. ' Each booth Is to be In charge of
a Portland girl, arrayed in white and so
imbueo with the spirit of the ' season
. that she will, ralae her voice in con
' slant plaudits of ths fair city of roses,
' of ita incomparable sceneryl its match
less climate and its Inviting surround
Ings. .-' ..' j . - ' ..
i .perhaps It is only an Incidental thing
to mention at this time, but for weeks
prior to the opening of the festival the
fl01
exposition In 1 901, and It would be only
a fitting courtesy for them to Join hands
the Roee City next rear In vouch-
iflng the auccens of the celebration
here, for ths featlval will not only ex
ploit Portland but the whole northwest
Yist Oaks Today. . !
This aftarnoon a committee of mem
bers of the Rose society is st Ths' Oaks
snd before returning to town tonlgut
win oecide wnetner or not it is advis
able to hold tha rose exhibit, at this re
sort. The management has mads ss
Inviting proposition ' to entertain - the
rose show for two days free of charge,
donating the uee of the grounds snd
buildings, and offering to provide about
1 10,000 worth of decorations, illumina
tions, equipment snd entertainment for
the privilege. The selection of this re
sort will depend upon the Impression
that Its advantases and dlssdvsntsses
maxs upon me minus or tne committee
which' Is composed entirely of . women
and economy ia not the only question
tne committee wui nave to weign in tnis
matter. All other considerations being
equal, tne oaics would oe tne nest place,
because of Its' offers of equipment and
decorations, ss well ss car servlos and
ability to tave care or nig crowds, -
uni or more man aoe memDera oi ine
"Hundred . Thousand - Dollar - Squad.
which ia to raiae money for ths festical
on oampalrn day," October is, only
four or five have notified the ways and
meana committee that they could not
assist. On the other-hand about 60 have
stated that they would be on band at
the preliminary meeting at the Commer
cial ciudl torrownitnt cwm m . Mil
clal club.' tomorrow night and will droo
business, pleasure and every other wn
slderatlon to help get the needed Sjslount
or money,
JUDGE TO DETERfl'E
ALIOUNT OE DAMAGES
Ilailway ; (5orapany Admits
Negligence by-Permitting
, Suit to Gp by Eefault. -
Admitting that they were negligent
Bind ars .liable td damages for Injuries
sustained br Lydla Adams, ths Portland
; ' Ra-llway company avoided having the
case : tried before a jury by allowing
themselves to get In default The , re
sult Is that ths question of ths amount
i- , or damages will be tried and determined
by , Judge sltuns alone. .
Judge O'Pay ia hearing testimony to
, ' day to decide what sum should be
awarded to Mrs Adams.. Bhe brought
suit lor jdo.uoo, alleging tnat ana was
i, crippled for life and rendered insans
. by an electric shock. The accident oc
curred. at Third and Morrison streets
i, , January of this year, Mrs. Adams
' walk when the trolley wire fell and
ahocksd her. .
The attorney for the railway oompany
i contest the amount 'Of damages, alleg
ing that Mrs. Adams' - insane condition
was not caused by ths shock, but that
, she Ms subject to aiiacxs ox insanity.
They will call witnesses to prove that
'' she- was In an asylum at Salem from
' May 25 to July so, ana again rrom
'June (to September 18, 1887. Addi
tional testimony is being beard by Judge
Q Day this afternoon. .
AT THE VAUDEVILLE
THEATEES
-.. Little" ilatsu, said to be the youngest
- of Japanese contortionists and acrobats,
, together With ; the Uyeno Japaness
-troupe:' are the features of the week at
the , Grand theatre.' There are elx In
. the troupe and they go through the fa
- miliar stunU of Japanese and oriental
; foot Juggling, posturing, shoulder bal
ancing, contortion work and slack wira
. performances. '. '.i'v''-.,'';--f
Colonel Billy Link,' the negro minstrel.
and his company -of ho-bo -can soldiers
. elicited howls of laughter and consid
erable applause. The minstrel is sn old
v favorite In Portland as he Is in all the
- other Sulllvan-Considins cities and there
is apparently a life job-for him right
here at the Grand If he wants to take
advantage -of It v -;., -..
Ths .Two Toreadors," ; Edward
Pirce and Miss Maria Roslvn. baritone
and soprano, sing , well and please ths
eye witn tneir nanasome costumes
vililch her chance after each sons.
Merrill snd Burns give a white-face
singing and dancing act that takes
well. Dorothy . Earls contributes some
inirs and the klnograph displays the
"Nine Lives of a Cat" .
AT THE STOCK
. THEATRES
"To Tie at rjawn" is the offering at
t!.e,I.jrlo tbis week, and It svidently
gavs satisfaction to the first-night audi
ence last evening;. It Is a southern melo
drama, set In that rich Held, Kentucky,
and all sorts of people ars given a place,
from the governor down to the rough
mountaineers. ' il-':. i :;r '.,
V NeUie Mill ward,' heir to a large es
tate. Is pursued by George Drake, a
criminal and gambler, who wants to
marfy her for her. money ens' then de
cided to do anything for her money. He
attempts to Imprison her and Bess, the
girl hs has wronged. In the oave of his
Counterfeiting gang, but - they make a
most thrilling escape and Nellie and her
millions ars saved. .'
Tha leading feminine role thla week
is given to Lily Brsnscomb, who works
faithfully, if ;'s. somewhat ponderously
withal Maxlne Miles plays Bess, the
pari oi tns gin wno was wronged by
israae, ana me gtunoier mm sen is per
sonated by Herbert Ashton, Mr. Xsh.
ton's was the best work of the evening
ana . ia snorts villainous - were mssed
wim ntxrty. wui,' .
PEESBYTEEIAN SYNOD'
v- m WILL CONVENE SOON
minister. Don Jose, sees the klnr's in,
fatuatlon and deckles that hs will profit
b it and Introduce tha dsnglng girl at
court as the niece of the Marquis ds
MontsdorV At this, moment Von Caesar
ds Bsssn, a drunken knight of the court.
wno naa gamoiea away nis patrimony,
enters ths scene and his generous nature
is loucneo py tne spectacis or a young
boywho Is about to bs Imprisoned for
running away rrom bis cruel master.
Don Caesar draws his sword to defend
ths youth and ia himself thrown In JH
for violating a law against lighting. He
is sentenced to die on the following day.
Marltana Is introduced to ths king
svna . completely, capture nis anrecjuons,
but Don Caesar auqeeeds la escsplag
Brlson and In trying to rescue her from
ae court Is again captured and . aa-ain
ssnt back to his dungeon. ' Once mors.
however, he manages to elude his jailers
sna tnis tims rsvsais a trescherous plot
against ths king that bad been concocted
oy uon jo, ana in reward is allowed
to marry Marltana and Is given the gov-
vrnorsnip oi a ricn loreign province.
- There ars a good many very muaical
things la "Maritana" it Is not a heavy
type of music, but It Is the kind that Its
tha spirit and ths thsms of the argu
ment it is of , the early .spring type,
delicate in i its coloratura, florid Only
now and then. The Angel us," by Marl
Una and (he chorus 'In ths first act Is
an oia ravonte of all lovers or light
opera, but It was waverlngly given last
night Ths attack was bad and In the
very Oelloate theme of the selection
came a rumbling from the tympanum
that crew ever louder until it held the
audience In its power and the chorus
almost gavs up its prayer.
Cecilia Rhode sans- the title part suc
cessfully; Lucille Saunders sans; ths
part of Laxarlllo, ths apprentice boy,
and Mlas Marvin played the comic Mar
chioness de MonteflorL -
. Richie Ling has the leading male role
that of Don Csssar. His voice is pure
in quality, but has little power. Robert
fiosea essayed Don Joae and received
applause for his solos, -
GOOD SPELLERS FELL
oorrioinPTisi
Old Home ' Gathering Finds
Amusement inOld-Fash-r
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Several . hundred' people returned to
Harmony, school district, two miles
east of MUwaukle, Saturday, for-the
annual old home gathering, and ons of
ths most eniorable times in the hlatorv
oi tne meetings resuitea. Tne usrmony
improvement ciuo -is endeavoring -to
raise funds for a general meetlnsr hall
and the occasion added several hundred
dollars to ths $100 fund already avail
able. . - .
H. M. Williamson, secretary of the
State Horticultural society, snd George
H. Hlmea, curator of the Oregon His
torical society, were ths principal
speakers of the day. Mr. Williamson
gave an interesting address on horti
cultural pursuits and during ths course
of his remarks touched on timely ,
topics of statenterest ; Mr. Hlmes' re
marks were more osT a reminiscent
nature. - )'. .
One of the Interesting events of ths
afternoon was sn - old aims spelling bee.
wnicn was conducted Dy uoi. Kooert a.
Miller, teacher of the district .school.
Words wsre given from an old-fash
Ioned blue back speller, compiled some
(0 years ago. There were a number
of splendid spellers In ths opposing
lines, ana some , oirncuit woras were
mastered. However, sll fell before the
word "ptisan," maanlng a beverage
here.
Fall and Winter Suits
, The synod of Oregon, ths annual con
ference of the Presbyterian church, will
convene In the Third Presbyterian
church, comer East Thirteenth and Pine
streets, October 10. Among those who
will be present are Secretary J. A. Mc
Afee of New Tork City, representing
ths board Of home missions: Secretarv
Dwlght E. Potter, representing the
Doard or roreixn missions: Kev. w. s
Holt of this city. Paciflc coast secretarv.
and Rev., H. C. Minter of New Jersey.
In addition to the services which will
be held In the Third churoh, a large
missionary .gathering Is planned to be
held in the First Presbyterian church.
October. 13, when addresses will be
made by the - secretaries, w The Presby
tery of Portland, will convene in the
Bell wood church the first part of the
same week In which the synod meets.
WAYS TOV A COTOKI ,
A dose of Ballard's Horehound Syrup
win relieve io nave you a coiar
Try it for whoootng cough, for asth
ma, for consumption, - for - bronchitis,
Mrs. Joe McOrath. 127 East First street,
Hutchinson, Kansas, writes: "I have
used Ballard's Horehound Syrup - in my
family ror nve years,- ana una it tne
most palatable , medicine i ever usee.
Sold by all dnigklst8. -
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TO CATARRH SUFFERERS
Good Xdvice and Liberal Offer From
Well-Known Portland ; 1
"4 N DruKiBt . :
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Woodard. Clarke A Co. tinva ' haon ail,
vising ail who suffer from any of the
symptoms of catarrh, such as offensive
breath, dryness of the nose, pain across
ye, Bioppage or tne nose, ais-
cuargea ana ar
coughln
Hotel "Key Route (no
22nd Street and', Broadway
OAKLAND
Sunny rooms, ' privets hatha long-distance
telephone, compresssd sir clean
ing, large lobby, cafe a -la carte with
liaine and servlcs unnurpasssd. For
euiaine and servlcs unnurpasssd.
rates, ete sddreas -'
N. S. MULLAN, Manager. . A ;, i
Formerly Assistant Manager Palao
HoteL San Francisco. . -
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$15 tpl$p
(For Becoming Wear)
Whatever the Price A LITTLE DOWN
$1.00 A WEEK
Men's Cravenettes
Mens Top Coats
Boy's School Suits
Men's Furnishing
V ' Hats and Shoes
UNIFORMS FOR MOTORMEN
AND CONDUCTORS
Good Clothes Yil
Merchants?:
Good Clothes
K Merchants
composed of barley and other Ingred
ients " .'. .'. : t .
HotelfHamlin
EDDT AHD UAVEKVOaTH STl !
(' f-i . ?l'st permanent big
, eanajiiivwillWWBji,
r Contains 100 baauttf ully
: furnished steam heated
' apartments, 40 bath.
Private- telephone ser
vice. Sample rooms far
commercial travelers. -Eddy
-St esre from
ferry pass tha door snd
connect wish M 8t,
ear from S, P. Depot,
.' Bates from $1.00 up. '
Phone Private Ex.'
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S a n : Franc i s c o'
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HOT.BL AUDUBON
San rraixolse-Enropean, Plan Only. -
Slnalevrooms or en suite." Elevator.
steam heat,, electric lights and all mod
ern v .conveniences. Strictly flrst-claSa
convenient to shopping centers, on dl
rect Hne from ferry and Third
Tewnaend depot.' .Rates II tUD.
i Z8 - Kilts hl, near van Ness Ava
and
HOTEL JEFFERSON
i TVMK AKS aOVQS STBEBTS.
!:-:r SAN TK.ANCKCQ i '
if - arsciAX, saxes ;.-v,
New ; hotels faces Jefferson Square
Two blocks from Van Ness ave the
present shopping district, car iinsa
transferring all over cltv. nasa d.vr7
Every modern convenience, 850 rooms
slnale'or en suite. . 1B0 nrlvate h&'hn
American and European plans, prices
moaerate. vmnmus meets all traina
. STEWAJIT . BAKTBB Oa
L0CKSLEY
SEASIDE, OREGON f
Spend rout vacation at Seaside and-at
delightful Locksley Hall. More attrac
tive than ever before. Accommodations
of ths highest ordsr. Ons hundred ole
gent outsids rooms; private baths: sleo-
tno iigots; .oi ana coia water,
Annek overlooking the Paclflo and de-
ughtruiiy situatea cottagea. , .
Oaisiaa TJanurpassed. , ; Sea roods
,nn sxrs kests axa tmauts.
P, a. AtTBTmr, . A. CABTjr8T.il, Prep
ROYAIl HOUSE
MAW PmAYOXSCO, OAX. ; ,
fi Co. 4U and Howard Sts. ' .
European, plan. : Rates 75o to $1.50.
'W - ' " - UftlU f l.VVi -
Prtas Psrry taksJtarkst or Mission St.
..,.: ; ears. to dtb. ..'v. ',a: - ;,
The Portland
V PORTLAND, OREGON. ,
EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY ' w
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AKU vOMMKRClAL t '
ivrVSv 'TRAVELERS.
Everything to eat and drink, snd
It costs so more in the , 4
' Portland Hotel RsthriuJler
than elsewhere in the city. Every
weekday night from : to 11
' a BOWIRS, Maoarer.
npHERE'S always -a man to '
- I pick him up and'bobsthimj
, along That man is the
maker of good clothesno man
evej succeeded : once without
failing three tiniesfeilure; is;
not essential to success, but its
mighty good ; seasoning to en-
If some 'one pushes Tyou to the'
top of .the ladder, that some one
Has got tb hold you there, if you
dinib it yo
ougworldly strife; tojiiclc'
: when you get there. ' ,1 ' ' ' y ;
Climb irisucticlbthest
your each the (top, youUwon't:
be 'ashamed of yoursel , vV
There's a lot of desirabld clothes
. e . . - a. - ,. - . -
acquaintances awaiting ;yoii
J0UENAL toEES JHUCI
and droppings in the throat
spasms and general weakness
ii iv. to use Hvnmel Th m
so far as to offer to refund the money
r-
to any user of Hyomel who In not pe
fectly satisfled with the results.
Uuick relief follows the use of the
Hyomel treatment; the stoppage of the
nOSe lS removed, tha drnnnlnv
the breath becomes purs and sweet, snj
the catarrhal germs are destroyed and
their growth prevented. V-
Hyomel la the surest.' eimnlest
set, easiest end cheapest wsy to cure
catarrh. It does not drug and derange
I . J ngm q ine seat
of the trouble, destroying the catarrhal
Srms end healing and vitalising; the
snuea. .- . .
UO to Woodard. Clsrlra a-'r-n
and buy a, complete Hyomel outfit for
II with the Understanding hf if i
will be r
to inhale
you , breathe.
that comes with every outfit, when ths
lyratwmi oi caisrrn will onioiriv niun,
pleased ai the results. . . ' .
iniwurai your money
unded, All vntt hin (a a i-
a little occasional 1 fr. h .r
Using tha nnrlrat Inhale
ill 4"
t,'. tti: : unQBTvino'- ',! -'-iz' . t-.f tv i- ii ii - ii m
. roof, vri ; ' Lean :LZJu zyo
i ';;- I I ?V'"sb.sia' stems. I "'tl1 - X v A ' t J
i -..' . . ' iiui ti-v sri . "yj-ir-.. m t 'j, ',..' ,
I '-' ifi"-'-'!''31''-4-'" " y 1 IiBt':ict,- .,th UtUe' country, .which grows the finest qnality of Hpf ia U the world.;
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mWBmm:mw Ir 111 BofocmSonc vof'-1b'a American
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BecstiM w go to Bohemia every year and personally select oar supply of Hops from the Best Bop Producing,
And ' becsase
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Gfahd by Their : Favorite Boot
' ( .v It" promotes Health - and' Good Cheer ; ; Stimulates the v Heart and Brain ; - Meana : Good Fellowship r -.v
''A,-. r ," -t ' ' Without: Excess r and no Headache vlnthe Morning. " -
A. 0. 0. St. Lcsis Dchcmifn, ;!BimnTh3 fimcrissn Droning Co.r Si. touts.
- HOTHCHILD Cr.OTlIERS, tistii-iors, t . ; .v 23 forth Tint Street, Pcrtland.
tr-rl-yn 1 Cottlstl Only mt tbm Urmwury la SU LoaJm., I -
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