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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1908)
1 THE1 OREGON DAiLY 'WuR 12 'l? y- V -it" R0SESHOWAUTOS 10 CROSS IE East Side Clubs Lay Plans .. for Reception of Car- ": nival Parade. 0 ,A plan Jim been decided upon by the toss festival committee by whica a part of tha mammoth street pageant already veil advanced la preparation Biay be routed over the bridge to the . east aide. The section that has been , thought advisable to send to the east Side ia tho automobile division, one of the moat spectacular featurt-g of the Whole week's ebow. Because the au tomobile division will necessarily be v compelled to travel much faster than the othor section It will le able to cov ' mt more ground n the same space of time and can be routed over east aide Streets without luconvenlcnce to any. Another feature In which It Is thought the east side enn enjoy equally With the west side Is tho renatla on the ' Yiver. It la proposed also to hold a mardl graa during the festival a car ." nival of masauerade and confetti throwing In which the east aide can take active part Event at Midnight. Thin feature will occur at ntght and In order to make it lmpreaalve must be Accompanied with appropriate stage DC 1 (tuition bf contract !efortha n-j? - it,, nrim-inti tnnrouarn- area on tha east aide, but mora wlU be brought to bear at once, . L . a. committee consisting of O. K. Helntg and Joseph Buohfel- waa ap pointed to aee the property owner on lower East Morrison street and upper Grand avenue to urge the Improvement of thoae two thoroughfares before next Tuna TTnlcss thev can be put Into aome kind of condition a heavily decor ated automobile pageant cannot croas the bridges to the east aide. HEYSER HOTEL WILL i SWING OPEN IT S DOORS Handsome Xew- Hostelry on East Burnside Kevins Business Saturday. ttunr. A number of atreeta must est off and lighted with strings of eleo- , trio Hants ana otnerwise oecoraiwi This Is the plan briefly outlined that waa discussed by the United East Side - Club Tuesday night. The rose carnival committee Is doing everything possible to give me easi Ida the recognition that It has never before enjoyed. It was said last night i that It remains for the east side clubs ' to accept the proposal of the committee v by doing everything In their power to tnake tha east side features successful. Roses must be supplied, streets Im proved and decorated. It was also pro posed that each club take an Interest In the' show Individually and If possible erect arches over the route to be cov ; red. f Xnat Improve Streets. ''"The big street pageant will never com to the east ajcje unless the main streets are Improved,1' waa one expres sion, "for If It should It would never get back again." For thla reason a tremendous effort to Improve streets Will be Inaugurated. Much effort has been exerted in the past to secure the Grand opening of the Hotel Ueyaer, In the I'roudfoot building at the east end of the Burnsiue bridge, will take place haturdny evening, February 1. An or chestra will furnish music from 8 to 12 o'clock and a table d'hote dinner will be served from 6 to 8:30. People or the east side have been especially invited to attend the opening and Inspect the new hotel. ihe hotel has been elegantly fur nished and will be one of the handsom est In the city. There are SO rooms in the building, 33 of which are Tarnished with separate hatha. The grill Is roomy and appropriately decorated and has a tile floor. The building is four stories high and a roof garden, which will be the only one In the city, will be In stalled next summer. All the floors In the building sre ce ment. The building Itself la tlreproor, being of reenforced concrete. The hotel will be a family hotel, conducted on the same plan as the Sargent hotel at Haw thorne and Grand avenues. Harrr Ed munds Is manager of the new east side hostelry. ARBOR LODGE BOOSTERS ORGANIZE The Arbor Lodge Push club was or- franlred Monday nlgni wun me roiiow ng officers: President, 8. C. Beaeh;t secretary, C. M. Howard: treasurer, W. B. Rust. Improvement of Willamette boulevard will be the first object of the club and the general welfare of the community will be looked after. The next meeting will be held next Wednes day. JHt STORE NOTED FOR. BEST COCJM AT LOWEST PRICES ;.. u l - 1 f&V uli .A wjp MimfiiiMViU isWlWlWaasilisssia1s GREAT ANNUAL CLlRANCtMLE FINAL WEEK SPECIALS Boys' Suits, Overcoats and Reefers BOYS 2-PIEGE SUITS, double-breasted and Norfolk, plain pants, fancy tweeds, chev iots and worsteds values up to $7.50 ; Special Clearance $3.85 BOYS' 3-PIECE SUITS, single-breasted, finest materials, fancy worsteds, cheviots and mixtures, ages up to 14 years regular $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 values Special Clearance $2.85 BOYS OVERCOATS AND REEFERS, fine serviceable garments, well made and trim'd, black, blue and gray values up to $6 Special Clearance $3.85 SEVEN CLUBS ARE NOWJNTERESTED reninsula Federation for Upbuilding of Territory Is Proposed. Looking East on RuBseJ Street Fro m the Intersection at Avenue. Mississippi , M l ! II ' COMMENCING TODAY, JANUARY 30, A GLOVE SALE Suci as Portland am nsTer witnessed. Bargains that no woman can afford to pass. This Is Not Shop Talk. Qlano. mt nai oeiow ana ne oonTinoea that this ia a great Kobm , sarins- Olnva Bala. WOMEN'S LONG CAPE GLOVES TMsextromely popular style at a saving: of $1.05 on every 12-liutton length Gnnuine EngUBh Cape out-seam. New ui ian. i ne regular 5.&o Kind, On ilfc at do AK 16-buttnn length Genuine Engllah Cape out-Vea m: fuU iWkC Vin Tai- T at 11,8 arm toi,a- The sfi-ttj WOMEN'S STYLISH STREET GLOVES ThGlo1?KU'in hiJ?''? :nlkf-W,,m's 1-cUwp full pique Kid Bflic prlc . dil a f 1.25 nd '$1.35 Sale 'e h m ,ld All Winter Glovos t,,r 'Ji; " : w; kid and mrvha fi..; no cnuaren in wool, I It has been proposed by the Univer sity Fark board of trade that a Pen Insula federation of east side clubs be organized for the upbuilding of the pen insula. Seven clubs are interested. The University Park board of trade has al ready appointed a delegate to constl lite the executive board of the pro posd association of clubs. Those clubs that will be eligible to representation on the executive board of the new federation include the Mult nomah Improvement association, the North Alblna Improvement association the Arbor Lodge Push club, the Wood- lawn Push club, tho Peninsular Push club, a Piedmont Push club, soon to be organised, and the University Park boArd of trade. It is believed by many that more can be accomplished with such an or ganization and the proposal has met with general favor among the clubs on the peninsula. The peninsula is so far away from the seat of government that unit-id action is considered more neces sary than in any other portion of the city. Y IMPROVEMENT ON EAST STARK STREET Residents Now Have Troin ise From Chairman of Board Committee. PAVE EAST MORRISON WITH BELGIAN BLOCKS Resolution Will Be Intro duced in Council at Once for Improvement. HURR - . -- i"w(J uruureu to actual p.nnr .".;""' invite all I'.ii t an.lers who .. visited I vennon's to vl-ir on this Glove nn.l I rr.l, r store and see the possibilities of Mall Orders ruled np to Saturday, peb. 1, at TtoTse Prices. 1-ennon's Inter changeable Clove Orders For Sale A Morrison Street, Opposite Postoffice jiaiaKRBraxaaaaHHaiiissiaBsaaaBaHaasEBaaaBHBiiBBiBi I Washington Home Telephone & I r lelegraphCo. Must be located I ' "w ' n )Ya.shin5to? ltrfct' b'tween Seventh and Tenth. 3 . Oo Alain street, between Seventh and Tenth. M . vn muj vi ic truss streets Detween Seventh and Tehtb. 7 In Vancouver, Washington I! ft i H II tl li II. 4 M fl 1 1 R. Jj. Sabln, chairman of the execu tive board committee on streets, in a recent interview with President Blge low of the East Side Business Men's club, promised that the Improvement of East Stark street between East Twelfth and East Sixteenth would be completed as quickly as possible. He asked the support of the east side busi ness men, which was heartily granted him and he said pressure would be brought to bear upon the contractors at once. The street has been in bad condition all winter. Tho property owners have boc.)mt-, much acitqted over the delay occasioned, they say, by the moods of the contractors. Sli.ee Mr. Sabin has expressed his in terest in tho street the property own ers are much encouraged. Stark street promises to be the central east side thoroughfare within the next three years if the improvements now under con tract can be carried out within that time. As it appears now the fills be low East Tenth street will be complet ed Ions before tho street is improved between East Twelfth and East Sixteenth. BEGIN WORK OF . . COLLECTING TAXES Washington Home Telephone & Telegranh fo. fj , ZOO-' CUUCH- JiUlLDINQ, Beginning; next Monday, the taxpayers of Multnomah county may begin the payment of the public toll charged against their property. The rolls have been turned over to Chief Depuay Mar tin in the tax department or the sher iff's office, the extension of the tax and balancing of the books having been completed yesterday, in exactly the same time as one year ago. The county court yesterday author ized the sheriff to employ not to ex ceed 30 extra deputies for the collec tion season, at a salary of not mora than 190 per month. Upon recommendation of City Engi neer Taylor, Councilman Kellaher Is preparing a resolution to be introduced in the council asking that East Morri son street be improved at once with Belgian blocks laid on a foundation of concrete from the east end of the Mor rison street bridge to the east line of Union avenue. This improvement Is the same as that recently placed on Front street and Is considered to be the only one that will stand the heavy i travel that the streets In the ware house district are continually subjected to. Councilman Kellaher said this morn ing that such a decision had been reached between himself and the city engineer and that the resolution had been orecared and would be introduced at tne earnest convenience. The introduction of street Improve' ment by resolution is the quickest method and It is thought the best way witn tne lower Morrison street improve ment, because it is the plan of the east side business men to have the street improved before the Rose Car- nlcal so the parade can be brought to the east side without being completely aesiroyea on tne streets. The Improvement of East Morrison between Union avenue and East Seventh has already been petitioned for and will De expeaitea at an early date. Councilman Kellaher has also been made chairman of the committee from the J2ast Side Business Men's club art pointed by President Biglow yesterday to act wun tne koss uarnivai commit' tee. The other members are to be se- lectea latea. PRINCIPAL PERFUMED (Continued from Page One.) It Bom the Business. Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton, Me., says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve: "It does the business; I have used it for .piles and it cured them. Used it for chipped bands and it cured them. Applied it to an old .sore and !t healed it without leaving a scar behind." 29 o at Skidmore Drug Co.' drag stors. ones, ihe Beary youth was the leader in these practices. One act was to catch the smaller boys by the seat of tne trousers ana the nane or the neck uuu iubb mem neau nrsi uown tne oase- ment stairs. This was endured until one or tne smaller Doys suffered a DroKen arm. two large boys would each take the end of a rope and run across tne school grounds, upsetting the smaiier ooys ana many times seriously iujuii)ig Burnt) oi mem. Because the principals who preceded Mr. Sherwood had been lenient with the upns of the school there grew up much issatisfaction when Mr. Sherwood on. aeavorea to enforce ojder, the parents in many cases siding with the pupils. This is Sherwood's second year at the school, however, and bis methods are generally approved ' by the people of aiount xaoor. The three boys already named took it pon themselves to administer a relink. to the principal. So they went to his nome on a roggy night, laden with an cient and noisome eggs. Feary threw peoDie against tne rear door of the rincipal's home whjch stands at 414 pencer street and awaited develon- ments. The principal opened the door euuueniy ana a noon or light revealed me reary Doy standing in the fog. Atomiser Does Zts Stunt, What do VOU Wbnt. Louis" nakori Mr Sherwood. Hut LkjuIs had lost his nerve and only said. "Nothlna-." Th othr hnira also had cold feet when the time Cams for throwing the eggs since they were ufgea vnmairuy oy Deary wno was leader. After shaking hands solemnly all round that next time they would ac complish the deed the boys approached we uuur, cuuenv oui me principal and en gaged him in conversation. ..-He asked them to come in out of the cold night but they declined. Just then the boys began to retreat suddenly and Fearv cried, "One! two!! three! !!r and a good suit of clothes that Principal Sherwood was wearing was completely spoiled. The overdone fruit had found lta mark. The boys are being properly punished but are still in school. The principal after a conference with the parents of two of the boys decided that it was bet ter not to send them to the Juvenile court, but to administer the punishment himself. The boys are rerientAnt Ani are behaving themselves quite1; well. it is true, mat tne incident was a little unusual," aald Mr. Sherwood, to day, "but I believe the bovs mom nni thoughtless and not worse than boys I have had. to deal with at nhni nia.. I believe; they, ars reDentant for they , V 'v.. ii ft rr. 1 mm LIST of splendid bargaini for, Friday and Sat urday 'that no woman can afford to misav Th articles put on tale for these two Teat 'bargain . days are taken from our regular stock goods of stand , ard quality, up-to-date and desirable In every respect. Whether vou are in immediate, need of the gooda.or , not; it will certainly" pay i. you to buy now. Every ' statement made in our advertising is carried out-to the letter. f Plan to get firsi choice it's always worth a little extra effort Note "Saturday Night Specials'' in anotner column. "SahlinV. Corset Form 95c Leading tailors fit their gar ments -over the "Sahlin" Per fect Form and Corset com bined. No hooks no clasps no strings no heavy steels complete line of sizes. Silk Petticoats for $3.98 Fine Rustle and Soft Taffeta Silk Petticoats made ex- tra full width, tailored flounce come in black and all leading colors standard $7.50 and $8 vals. See these. Fine Silk Auto Coats St5 $25, $30 and $37 Fine Rain- (roof Silk Auto Coats id all eading colors stripes, plaids and plain colors. The very newest styles. On sale Fri oay and Saturday only. 72x90 Hemmed Sheets 55C 72x90 Hemmed Sheets full bleached reenforced center splendid quality and weight our best regular 65c grade. On sale for two days only at this price. BARGAINS IN Household Supplies Ruffled Swiss Curtains, 2 yards long, our best regular $1.00 grade. On sale Fri day and Saturday only CO at this special price.... UOC Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains, 2y yards' long in either white or ecru standard $2.00 values Friday and f QQ Saturday J1)0 Bobbinet Curtains with Bat- tenberg lace insertion and edge come in either white or ecru best $2.50 M AC grade special Ple7l 60-inch Pure Linen Damask, extra heavy double warp, full bleached and regular $1.00 quality special the 42x36 Hemmed Pillow Cases splendid quality and the grade we usually sell for 12J4 extra special, 11 each lit $1.75 Underwear 97C Forest Mills Fine French Jersey Ribbed Union Suits for women in pure white Egyptian cotton also in cream finely finished and perfect fitting regular $1.75 ' ON SALE ' SAWRDAy NIGHT Items in this space om tale Saturday night from 7 to 9:30. None sent C. O. D. and no mail orders filled Take ad vantage. 1 . - : ' , ' Misses'' Fine .Ribbed breach Lisle HJse and Boys' Heavy Ribbed "School Hose: sire k$ to,9yi. Best 2Sc In , grade special lut Women's Heavy Flannel Gowns in fancy pink and blue stripe patterns; our reg ular 85c grade. Special Jq 27-inch Black Taffeta Silk a splendid quality and weight sold regularly at 95c yard. P..!?S!,...'h..a...62c Fine Scotch Lawns a great Variety of new spring pat terns, usually sold at 10c a yard. After 7-Satur- r day nigh .OC Children's Coats In Fancv Brown mixtures velvet' col lar and cuffs, braid trimmed lined throughout aaea 2. 4, 6. Regular $4.00 0 or grade pOD Corset Covers made from fine French Cambric 2 rows lace insertion and lace edee ribbon and beading best regular 35c quality 07-. at 4C Hemmed Bed Spreads extra heavy beautiful new Mar seilles patterns our best $2.00 grade. Special J Best 25c Hosiery 19c Women's Fast Black Cash mere Finish Hosiery gray heel and toe and a standard 25c grade. Limit 2 pairs to a customer. On sale 2 days only. Genuine Soisette 25c Name stamped on selvage a complete line of new spring colors, in checking pink, blue, tan, green, red, black and white sold anywhere at 35c a yard. Limit 12 yards. 18x36 Cotton Towels 8c 18x36rinch Fringed Cotton Towels red borders splen did 12jc quality on sale Fri. and Sat. only at this low price. A great bargain. Men's Underwear 29c Men's Fine underwear in nicely finished and best regu lar auc grade. Un sale Friday French Ribbed blue only and Saturday very low price only at this Paris Patterns, 10c February Styles Now ready. CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS Paris Patterns, 10c. February Styles Now ready. j 3 The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been in use ror over SO years, has borne the signature of and has been made under bis per- -rf-tf-, sonal supervision since its Infancy. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good "are bnt Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA ; Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles ewes Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's "Panacea The Mothers Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of JO He M Yon Haye iUways Bou In Use For Over 30 Years,: TMt CftTftU fWlMUfV. Tf StURMV TRKIT MfW tft show tha greatest respect for m bow. They are undergoing- severs punishment heroically and show very much' pt a tendency to do better in tha, future. Further than thia I care, ndt to -discuss the circumstances." ; Brubaker & Normandin. grocers, on the Base Una oad opposite thej Weat avenue school, declined to sell the boys tha Boceaaexy implements of warfare. They did not conceal thalr purpose at aJL They frankly told why they wanted them and, furthermore wanted the eggs on credit ' ; Coffman's Society Chocolates a-Iven away. Sea announcement on tha "Want Ad" pass. K ! Removed THE BUTTE BOYS . CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY Has Removed to 517 Lumber Exchange Building Second and Stark Sts. i Stock for a few, more days at 10 cents ; per share. BUY IT NOW t IT? St i M IK
