t
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND FRIDAY, EVENING, JANUARY
21.
1C03.
CllliM GOO!!
siiifyriiiGiu
Immigration Men Search
Town for the Missing
Oriental;
- GETS AWAY FROM
; , 8TEA3IER ARABIA
' " ,
Being Ablo to Bpeak English and
Knowing the Coast WeU, Chinese
- Deserter Might Evade Officers for
; Some Time. '
-Hinf Wab. Chinese steward
, on the liner Arabia, -offers 1100 :
4 , for the capture of 8ue Gang, the, e
4 Chinese cook who escaped from
A " , 1. .. ..... . 4 a ' rr
Young Co., scents for the
Steamer, offer $26 for the cause, 4
so that a prise of 1125 Is placed
upon the missing Chinaman. ' '
t
. Sua Gang, Chinese cook on the Port
j tana , s Asiaua liner AraDis, captain
: ship last sight, despite the vigilance of
; three watchmen. Investigation will be
.held this afternoon by Inspector Bar
: bour of the Immigration service to es
' certain , who might . be , blamed for , the
escape. Indications, however, point to
':' the Chinese having outwitted the watch
men, so that really no one can be
blamed. '
The Arabia Is at Alblna dock flnlsh-
Ing her cargo Of flour and general mer
chandise, the Intention being to have
her depart next Sunday or Monday. Sue
Gang has been planning his escape ever
'' since the liner arrived here, about 10
days ago. Judging from conversations
held among the Chinese on board and
overheard by the Chinese Interpreter of
the Immigration service. lie has been
on this coaat before and knowt a num
ber of friends In Ban Francisco. Offi
cers of the liner say be had never sailed
before, which leads them to believe that
he Joined the Arabia for the sole pur
.pose of getting free passage across the
eea. - . , -
v The escape Of Sue Gang Is regretted
very much by Hlng Wah, ateward of the
Arabia, because he will be held r.sponsl-
.ft
ble ftliOuld the poinpnnv 1 rompi-Urni to
i.hv the fine of !ui) .rovl.l?d y lw f".r
the escnjiw of th CMm-nn. lling im
wns aiulnU'l Ktcwnrd at JlmiKkong
this Irip In order thai be nilnlit earn
fnouftlf to purchHNO a bride ho l"S
lecti-.l biK lc In hlH native town, but the
escape of Bue Ianr will practically
fruM rate his plan nhoul.1 he te com
iiollcrt to reimburse th uhlp. The cook
wui hiruff V. r thA ilAUIiril.
Illnir Wuh Vi.i lnHll Mil SplolOUS Of thC
rook for aom ttme, and told the Immi
gration lnpK-tor so. Mr. nuroour uo-clart-a
that government watchman Mey
er and Hrnwn were auardlng the bow
and atern Pf the Btmer while Cltlaeh
1'arker, private watchman for the ship,
waa at the gangplank. In view of 'this
showing it U hardly probable that the
court will fine Contain Neuman for
allowing the Chinaman to get awa
-'Kina nllora have made the
escape from vessels In this harbor, and
those wpo nave suoceeunrc am bum "j
Ing trailed by Immigration offlcere who
are relentless in tneir nuramu ' .
Hue Gang la aupposed to have gotten
sway aome time between 10 and 11
o'clock last night, .
, ' ma WHEAT CARGOES. '
Two Sailing Vessels Clear for Eu-
, - - rope on One Day,
Two grain carriers, the French bark
Kuwene Schneider and the British bark
Klirlnlr rleured todav ,for Queons.
town or Falmouth for orders, with 239,.
172 bushels Of wbfat. valued at 1222,
481. They -will leave down as soon as
towboata Decome avaimum. - . .
The cargo of the Kugene Schneider
tm iii.tiS7 bushels, valued at' 1107.610,
arM ih. rarn-o of the Elutnahlre la 127,
. . , . . . UH I f I -
636 bushels, vaiuea at iiit,n. nim
the first of the month wheat shipments
from this port have neert more - man
i r.nn rtno himhelK and with several mors
vesae'ls to clear before the first of Feb
ruir. tha month stands sn excellent
chance of beating all records In the line
01 wheat exports. .'' ,
Th Krencn Dara J lerri ijoh win
arrive In the harbor tomorrow alter
noon to discharge cement from Europe
and then load wheat for a return cargo
The Plerrl lxtl la under charter to A.
Berg for outward loading. The ce
ment cargo is consigned to W. P. Fuller
" BELIEVE GOTO JIARU IiOST.
Offices) of Bessie Dollar' See Kb tfope
for Japanese Tramp.;
Affiecra of the British steamer Bessie
Dollar are of the opinion that there Is
no hope of the Japaneae steamer Goto
Maru ever reacning purb i us obmh
Dollar arrived here early this Morning
to carry a cargo of flour, wheat and
lumber to Japan In place of the Goto
Maru which baa railed to show up.
The Bessie Dollar 'left Moji, Japan,
about the time the Goto Maru left
Hakodate and both stood on practically
the Bessie ixtfiax be
ing bound for Guaymaa, Mexico, and
the Goto Maru for San Francisco. Most
terrific hurricanes were encountered by
the Bessie Dollar and it Is believed that
she would have pounded, to pieces bed
he not been new. and of particularly
strong construction. The Goto Maru on
the other hand was an bid crafty
The . liessia, uouar came nere irom
San Diego In ballast and went to the
Saturday Night, Between 6 and o'clock
503 DRUSSELETTE FRINGED RUGS 500.
Size 27x54, in tan, red and green patterns. Regular $1.25
" ; - , value on sale Saturday night at, special,
' Not . " l A ' ' ' No Telephone
' More Than Two to 'illf'W or C.O.D. Orders
T A Customers
. VJ-'
rilled-?
FfiNtern A Western Lumber rompsny'
Miurf for llnina- before be'n
lug- at the levator dock. Mia
by Hiibni t Dollar of Kan -Fra
.Victoria, II. C la her port o
Una of tha 41 Chinese sailors la down
In hla bunk with berl berl that he con
tructea on the voyage.
' REPEAT CX)XCERT. ,,
t. i . -5 -
Seamen's Institute Will Again Cele
brate Burns' Anniversary.
Burns' anniversary will again be cele
brated at the Seamen's Institute, Front
end Flanders streets, tomorrow evening
at t o'clwk by an attractive concert by
the puplla of Madame d'Auria, who will
preside at the piano.. Following Is the
program: i ,
Duet, 'E8tudlantlna,, MIss.Flook and
wuse itagsuaie; song, "My A in tout,
Mlas Gronne.1: son "Annie Daurln.
Mis Lena llarwas; recitation, "Kissing
Cups Kace," Miss Ada Matthews; song,
"The Curl.1' Mlaa Flook:; song. "Bonnie
Bweet Bessie," Mise Uuia Jones; violin
aolo. Charles lleft; song, "Within a Mile
Of Edlnburg, Mrs. Grace Miller; song,
"Ivoch Lomond,' Mlae Racadale; song,
"Comin" Thro the Bye," Madame d'Au-
iHOHL BELIEVES
BAfJEt SOLVENT
1IAKINE IXTELLIGEXCE.
Regular Zdners Baa to Arrive.
Flanalel. Ban Francisco ........Jan. 14
Breakwater. Coos bay. ......... Jan. t
coata Kica, Ban Francisco .....Jan. zt
Koanoice, uan fearo and way ...Jan,
Klcomedla. orient.,,.,,, ..Jan. 14
, In- rl - v mn
Henator. Ban rancisco. trtb. J
G. W. Elder, Ban Pedro and way. Feb. f
Numantla, orient ....(s...Feb. II
Aleala, orient .Iarch 1
Arabia, orient ....... .......March 18
Begnlar Xdaers to Depart.
Senator. Ban : Franclsoo : ...... .Jan. 14
Alliance, Coos bay.,, Jan.! 15
Arabia, orient .Jan. 85
Hanalel, San Francisco ........Jan. 27
Breaaweier, Ban Francisco .Jan. xy
Boauoke, San Fedro and way... Jan. 10
Costa Hlca, Ban Franclaco..,.,,.Jan, (0
Geo. W. Elder, Baa Francisco. .. .Feb.
Nlcomedla, orient, ..Feb. It
Numantla, orient......... ...... Feb, IS
Alesla, orient .....J. ....March 10
Teasala la rort.
Bt Klcholas, Am. sh..... ...... .Astoria
Berlin. Am. sh .T..Qoble
Veraalllea. Fr. bk. . . Columbia Na I
Henry Vlllard. Am. sh........... Stream
Acme. A in. amp... uoipnins
Bullv. Br. bk Montgomery No. I
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. ...... Stream
Buffon, Fr. bk. .......Bunkers
Villa da Mul house. Fr. bk. . i .Martius
J'vaiaen Aooey, tr. uip. t . ..ienienniu
Minerva, Nor. se..., Portland Lbr. Ca
King Cyrus, Am, sclv ...... ....Rainier
Amaion. Br. bk...t ......... Greenwich
Ouethary, Fr bk .....Mersey
rieinoea, uer. as...,,.. ,vceanio
Tallac. Am. es....., ......... . .Irving
Bayard, Fr. bk, ...............Columbia
Armen. Fr. BK.. ................ oceamo
Irene, Am. aa..... ..'.Ooble
Lady Wolaeley. Br. bk; .....Flour Mllle
Arabia, Ger. ea ,
General Bolsdeffre, FT. bk
..Alblna
.Columbia
le. Ai
Provence, Br. bk. Stream
VlUe de Dijon,, Fr. bk., ..Stream
Fierrt law, rr. Dg.. ,..un way up
Bt Hugo, Br. sa..... .Columbia No. -J
Senator, Am ss , . . . . . Ains worth
Bessie Dollar, Br. SS.....E. ft W.-Mllls
Alliance. Am. sa , Couch
Hanalel, Am. ss .............. . . v Couch
F. . Loop. Am. ss......Inman-Poulaen
Asuncion. Am. as .......... . Portsmouth
Ba &onU to &oad nmbea, '
F. E. Sanders. Am. sen. ...San Francisco
Echo, Am. bktn. .Callao
Yosemite. Am. sa.......8an Francisco
Jordanhlll, Br. sch, ...Valparalse
Baivator Am. acta. ........... Kedonao
dason. Am. sch .........Ban Pedro
Retriever, Am. bktn. ......... .Redondo
Andy Mahoney, Am. achj..,..San Pedro
onn a. uampneii. Am. sen... Ban fearo
lovn. Kusa. dk...... cauao
'. H. Lunsman. Am. sch. . Ban Francisco
St. Helena, Am. as..,. ..Ban Francisco
Washington, Am. as.,.. ..Ban Francisco
Cascade, Am. ,ss.. ...... .Ban Francisco
Nome City. Ana. ss. ......Ban Francisco
Xa Xonte 'With Cement and OeaersJ.
Alice' Marie. Fr. bk. .......... . Antwerp
Eugene Kergaiine, iT. DK...... Antwerp
r Arctic Stream, Br: ah,.... ,,, Rotterdam
i Crown of India, Br. ah. .......Antwerp
Corn u Bart, r. dk. ......... .Antwerp
Jules Gomraes, Fr. bk. ....k. Rotterdam
Edward Detallle, Fr.,bk.. .. .Antwerp
JOmllie Gaillne, Fr. bk. ........ . London
Ernest Degouve, Fr. bk........ Antwerp
Aberfoyle, Br. sh.-. ....... .....Antwerp
Edmund-Rostad, Fr. bk. ...... .London
Emanuele Accame, It , bk. . . .Hamburg
Asgerd, Br. ship .... ..........Antwerp
bio-art, rr. dk........ ....Antwerp
Albert Rlckmers, Cer, bk...... Antwerp
Clan Graham, Br, sh. .......... Cardiff
Eugenie FautreL Fr. bk.. v...; Antwerp
. Coal Ships a .Xonte. ..;.;.;.',- .
Castle Rock, Br. sh.'........ .Sydney, A.
Emily Reed, Am. eh.,,,.. Newcastle, A.
Ancalos, Br. sn... ....... Newcastle, A.
Brodick Castle, Br; sh... Newcastle. A.
Calluna,- Br. bk......... Newcastle, , A
Larglemore, Br. sh.. Newcastle, A,
Mindoro. Am. ach. .Newcastle, N. a W.
Agnes Oswald, Br. sh.,.. Newcastle, A.
Hatumet Br. ss. ...... . .Newcastle, A.
. Tramp Steamers Xn Xonte. :
Btra.thfllian.-Br. as.... Vancouver. B. C
Bommerstad. Nor. B....8an Francisco
is
- ICO K0BIE RUGS 100 ,
Size 27x56, heavytknotted fringeri in large 'assortment of
beautiful patterns and " colorings. . Regular , $3.50 , value on
sale Saturday night at, special, - "
Not I ft A Of"" 'No Telephone
More Than One to V II r - or CO.D. Orders
a Custom. ' tjJLL? - , Filled.,'-
SEE WINDOWS 13 AND 14 FOR THESE SPECIALS
, LAMPS
FANCY CHINA
JARDINIERES
" VASES
A! V2
Eecslxr Prices
BRASSES --
BRONZES'
ART POTTERY ' ?
STATUES
Cashier of Capital State In
stitution of Boise Seeks ;
Eest in Portland.
IL E. NeaL cashier ' of tha defunct
Capital Bute: bank of BoUe, Idaho,
which recently, failed , with mora than
11.000.000 liabilities in Bavin bb account
depoalta, la in Portland, resting at the
fivate hotel at lit Lownadale street.
Neal aaya that when he left Botae he
firmly believed that his bank would not
rail, and would not have come if he had.
lie la making-no attempt to evade any
officers who may wish to serve war
rants on him. he save, and will remain
in Portland indefinitely . or until his
physician In Boise tells him be can
sareiy return to the high altitude or the
Idaho eaultaL . - '. . .
"I was on tne verge or nervous col
lapse luat week." said Mr. Neal this
morning, "and I found it necesaary to
either leave the altitude of Boise or go
.V.. D, 111 . ff MfAlll1
not have left had I suspected for a mo
ment that the bank would have to close
Its doors. When I left Saturday night
was assured that we bad the neces
sary cash. It seems that they were un
able to secure It after all. I do not
think, however, that my leaving Boise
was in any way responsioit lor tne oios
w nr in. nanic
r'I don't know how long X will remain
Portland however, ft will be In
definitely, and I wish to think nothing
of business while I am here, To be
perfectly frank with you my doctor said
I must not think of the bank and I am
doing my beat to foUow Instructions; I
am aieeDina as jona- aa i can ana resi
Ing tn the open air during the day. Bo
far as the bank la concerned I can only
Bay that it la a case remarkably similar
to tne ran u re or me aaercnania nuonu
of Portland rumor Is resDonslble for it
The securities we hold are ample to
protect all of pur deposits and I am sure
that we will be able
hnrtlv " - . . ,i .... .
Mr. Neal Is ' not under a Dhystclan's
care In Portland he says he Is acting
nndar the advice or his Boise oocior.
To return to Boise now would mean a
complete nervous breakdown, such as
that suffered by him three years ago
anrl ha la endeavortna to rorael that.
He says that he Is making no efforts to
antra anv tnonev lor ina nana in .ron-
land, as ha does not think It advisable. -
THE GREAT SALE ENDS
Tomorrow ; Seat Overtook h Great
v ' Savings Offered. . - .''
Tomorrow la the last day of the ad
ministrator's sale. Hundreds of bar
gains throughout tne store jor tne zinai
day. AU dress goods, silks, muslin un
derwear, knit ' underwear, wash goods,
men's - furnishings, . umbrellas, table
linens, lace curtains, portiere, comfort
ers, women's ready-to-wear goods of all
kinds, reduced. Reliable goods Only.
McAllen McDonnell. Third and Mor
rison, , . J
The British shin Dynamone and the
British bark Star of Germany are re
ported under charter to load here or at
Puget sound for Europe. They are both
at San Franclsoo.
to reopen very
Our 17th ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Closes Feb. : t sr&rBr! sound
. v . . - . r - 4 Hyades, Am. ss .San Francisco f
EASTERN OUTOTillG CO.
Washington and Tenth
fDou'tMwsf I
JtheClear- 1
(the, East
Side
i Phonograph j
! Co;'s Stock (
DlaDenaera of ..'..W
Puget sound rXAVOXEUABZUTT
' WTOMM . WX3BBS -
TOtr omsDzr zs ooos
Sale - prices . less than
Oregon Electric Railwa yC6
. -"WILLAMETTE ROUTE" ,
'THE ROAD OF COURTESY AND SERVICE' ,
v ...... 1
It it i I '''.('-, . ' f J M , j of t
, OPEN FOR BUSINESS
K'" V - sl WITH , ; ; w, , i,.
2 DAILY TRAINS
v - BETWEEN . : ,"
PORTLAND AND SALEM
Stopping at. all intermediate stations. ' Trains from both Portland and
Salem leave at 8 'o'clock a, m. and 2 o'clock p. m-dnd arrive at 11
, o'clock ai m. and S o'clock p. m. from temporary stations, corner of , .
Front and Jefferson streets in Portland, and High and State streets
, in Salem. ,i , t '
s Tickets for sale on trains pr at the undersigned temporary offices,
at the following . t (- ;.;' t . - . 1
y REDIJCE.D ;'ATESy';::V
' Between Portland and Salem, single trip fl.SO
Between Portland and Salem,; round trip.. ,,,f2.T5 v
. Between Portland and Salem, Saturday to Monday., ...... ..$2.00'
,t Between Portland and Salem, 25-ride family ticket......... $25.0
, Single, round-trip and 25-ride tickets on sale daily; Return portion s
of round-trip tickets good for 30 days; 25-ride book ticket good for
three months.- :Saturday-to-Monday tickets on sale for 2 o'clock train f
Saturday, or any train Sunday, good returningon any train of Sun
day or the following Monday.' . . t , : iptrfiu
F. J.SVVAYNB ;
' ' :' Ticket Agent, Saleni
GEO. F. NEVINS :
Traffic Managed
Every machine and cab
inet in this stock includ
ed with exception of cer
tain contract goods. - -
Cambrian King, Br. ss.. San Francisco
MonTlajce. nr. ...uuaymis
Kniaht Temnlar. Br." sa ...Valparaiso
t1&;;: cost at the factory.
Haldls, Nor. ss. .....i.. Ban rranoiaco
' Sa Boats tn Ballast to fcoad Oram,
Celtic Chief. Br. sh., ...... . . Honolulu
1 n K fftlAt rAlna
1 iiDti.1 oauii jc. ,iihi,i . - .
1 Alexander Blaebv Br. . . . . San Diego ,
Ulan ttucnanun, or. mi...ouis dwhuh
Charles Gounod. Br. bk.. San Francisco
Cambusdoon, Br. sh .Calota Calosa
Earl of Dunsmora, Br,: sh....... Callao
riorh. Ri bk. ..Taltal
-Nordsee, Oer. ah. . . . . . . . .Coqulmbo
! Andre Theodore Fr. blc.Ban Francisco
Champlrny. Fr. bk...,..,. ..San Diego
BourgalnviUe, Ft. bk....8an Francisco
Nereus. Br. snip...,.,,..,.. Valparaiso
'Verbena, Br. bk. ........ ....Valparaiso
Bonchamp. Fr. bk.- .....San Franclsoo
Celtlcburn. Br. bk. ...,..6anU Rosalia
River Falloch. Br. ah. . . , , , .Talcahuano
Nal, Oer. bk. ............. .... .Iqulque
Jacobsen, Fr bk.".. . . . , . .San Francisco
Leyland Broa, Br. ship.. Valparaiso
Crown of Germany, Br, ah... .San Fran.
Dynamone. Br. sh... .... San Francisco
' OU Steamers Sa Boats. . ..
Atlas, Am. ....... 8an Franclsoo
Geo.. Loomls, Am. ss. . . . .San Francisco
'yg.& MARINE .NOTES 1?,
. 1 K .' t J : v
' Astoria,-' Jan. i 4. Xf t up at S v m..
steamer . Asuncion Arrived -down at .6
a m., Ateameri Geo. W. Elder. -Arrived
at 7:80 a. m.& steamer Hanalel. from
San Francisco. ' Arrived down ; at :39
a. m., French bark : Europe. Sailed at
16:26 a. m., steamer Geo,, W." Elder, for
San Pedro. : ..: -'-' i
: San , Francisco, Jan. 14.- Arrived,
steamer - Northland.' from v Portland.
Sailed at 7 last night, steamers Nome
City and Washington, for Portland.
Astoria, Jan. it. Sailed at 1:30 p. m.
steamer Breakwater, for Coos bay. Ar
rived at 2:30 p. m. steamer Asuncion,
from San Francisco. Arrived at and
left ur at p. m., steamer F. 6. Loop,
from San Francisco.' . ..;: . r .:
St. Lucia, Jan. 24. -Sailed January 2S,
steamer Lyra, from Portland for New
York. - -
Astoria, Jan. 24. Condition of the bar
at 8 a. m.( smooth; wind east, five miles;
weather clear.
Tides at Astoria Today High water,
4:30 a. m., 8.0 feet; 4:34 p. m., 6.7 feet:
low .water. 10:40 a, m.. 5.8 feet; 10; 34
p. m., 1.8 feet . .
. Astoria, Jan. J S. Left up at 10:10 a,
m., steamer HanaleL .
ALOXO THE WATERFRONT. , :
i . -' ' ; . i . v
) The steamer Alliance, Captain Olson;
arrived here last night from Coos Bay.
bringing 81 passengers and 80 tone of
freight. v . . ...... - . .
The steamer Hanalel. will arrive nere
this evening from San - Francisco. She
will load wheat and lumber for a re
turn cargo. - . -.. : - - -
The steam schooaer Tallao, which has
been here several weeks loading wheat
and flour for San Francisco, will com
plete her cargo oon.' i .-.-.'.-
The steamer George f W. - Elder left
last night for- San Pedro and way ports,
I
1
Sale ; is rapidly nearing
an endyou'll have to
1 hurry better drop in
I a tomorrow. "
i ILilers Piano j
I House
I
Talking Machine
Headquarters
i
j 353 Washington j
TBS OBBATSST B&A08 ,v OB
' i BABTB XS OXTB ,
Edison Plionoflraph
Parlors ,
Edison -Phonograph
And ; Six Records for
14.60
$1.00 Down That's' 'AIL t
" Open every evening. -
Vocdard,CIarRe&Ca.
" f' I,' -
doneis toiproduce m his Fhonpgaph an
entertainer which is as much at home' in the
cpttoge at? ih; t
at rendering the
iwalti;asitis in :g
popular ente
and: its price, either.
pa
Hear it at your nearest dealer's or write to
us today for illnstratei booklet about ; it, f
Februarv Records Out Tom
. . V a ' - - . , , " v- v. i . . '
D1TOW
f H "HE way; to get pleasure out of an Edison Phonograph is to
Slfij onising it. The Phonograph is new every; t joti put
a new Kccord in it. : New Records arc issued every mondi. All
! the 1 great popular hits, vocal and . instrumental,' and : a certain
amount of classical : music that never grows old, - are "issued ; every
month m Edison Gold Moulded Records. Here is tne
list ; for February. Read ; it byer,ck jpwjf ,you
like and as soon as you can get to his store ask your
dealer! to : lct.:yoUr hear ; them
97M ASmmarKrenlngla the Alpe . . Kdlaon Conoart Band
S7C Bomebedy'S Bees Areoad Here Blnoe I've Been Gene
. iaanl
aa.
JW8 WmHeAnewer'TJoe-Oeor. . . . slTobm
9759 Ha Lifted Me. . ... . . . Aafhoarand Harriaoa
9760 Romance and ReeHtg . , .... . . Sdward W. Favor
r?l American PoOm (Aooordion) . . . . . . .JobnKhnmtala
era 1 Mlaa Yea like the Reece Miss the Rala . . . RedMiU
ru The Uttle OkLLog Cabia U the Lane , ;. ..:
-,..!-. .- ?' Kdlaon Male Oaartette
9764 Imttatiea of Amatear Wight at the Vaadeville . Steve Porter
761 TbeBmiter (Banjo! . . Veaa L. Oaaniaa
976 Two Little Babr Shoes . ,. .;, . . ., Byroa G. Hartaa
9767 Angustaad Katttaa . . .. Adajanea eadLan Spencer
9768 Vocfc Obliged to Yea . ... . j Arthur Collins
9769 Xing of Rage . .r . Edlsoa aUhtary Band
P. u'-.., AmUr or write todar anrl ret tbeie AN EMS ON BUSINESS fHONOCRAFHeoTertaieeadaToff.
KjfO tO TOUT aeaier Or TOW Ujaaj UU JCt hcb a JV9 fclwmTS wUh dictation, ready to give it tip to any
thrte booklets: CoJOTJCTI CATALOG UZ, Strmi- ; toreesar arte several UiHere is a tree deal o( it.
KINTAL CATALOOXn RSd tbe FOONMRAJL TheT ? CcbUU
tell about all the Record, old and ww... .sJateBet.;?,;.'.J ; , .
National PhonoffiSph
Rill If nrra
74 I Love Tea Be . . . . . . . Miss ElaUe sad Mr. Millar
9749 The Crack Regiment Patrol .. Xdieoa Symphony Orchestra
97 Garibaldi ..... ... . , .JamaeBroDsan
9751 Don't Worry . . . ' ;. MBlar and Warranrath
9752 TJndeg the Mataes Tree ... . . .... . Ada Jcmm
9753 The Girls ef Anerioa March fXyloinVotte . Albert Beaalar
9754 Take Me WttbYoaia Year Praams. . . Harry Anthony
9755 RaiBrln-the-Pece r. . Colllneaad Hartaa
97M Wheat the Violets Blooea, Vlolst . .. . baring Gillette
97S7 Tha Ontyost March . . . . . . Xdisea Military Bead
Great Talking Machine Sale
v " ? OUR LEASE EXPIRES MARCH 1 WE ARE
' - WITHOUT A STORE WE tlAVE TO MOVE , ,
LOOK
READ
r a.
THINK
ACT
. $ 7.50 Machines .,.,.$ 3.00 Mdrning Glory Horns, 30 per cent off
" $12.00' Machines 6.00 , All Record Cabinets, 25 per cent off
V. $20.00 Machines ,.-.. ; ; .$11,00 New Style Horn Cranes, 50 per cent off
$45.00 Machines . . i . .$29.50 . Record Carrying Cases, 40 per cent off
. 1 1 The above applies to anything except contract goods
ANY EDISON PHONOGRAPH in the house for $1.00 down and $1.00
, per week. We sell on installments at Spot Cash prices.
J . 12 Edison Latest Records, $4.20, for $1.00 down, 25c per week.
: REMEMBER, WE HAVE THE FEBRUARY RECORDS ON SALE
Portland Phonograph Agency
, .E. B. HYATT, Proprietor ;.
v 128 Seventh, St., Between Washington and Alder Sts., Portbnd, Orccn
-. . - f nones: r.iain oo; mssl . a
ii