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Newspaper Page TextW ULO LiUUdOLu Ordinances Kevoking: Saloon Privileges of Ed Jonnson and Baker & Larson Hare i Not Been Passed by tne , Council Clerical Error. :, ...,.i V-v At Whil. the counellm.n-hav b.ea pat tin them.elve. " fi T yoking th. Uauor yj'SS ,od ml Baker A " ST that th. ordinance. revoke, the Uconaa. hav. not been J pe- LJM dealer .re ,B' wtaM.; Thl.. SetplS the fact that the Ilaw -llcens. ,rni1HOH that - the a clerical pl.t--.-"w1 -j". taken up. ." V.Ir7V Auditor taken up at in. "7. Tirti and th. , handle IM""'""' ;.nnrt . various committee com. UP la the reguSr- order of bu.lnes. before the nctl ecu-on ordinance... ." the port of the committee 1. MOpted sj a wrriee the recommendation to V . Sice in line with th matter fi-j . Po.d of In the report. Depn J -BalSl Vleitand moke, euch c Utlon InJhJ mlnutoa. If the report 1. J0 "J" in! 1- to be referred back to the com mittee he mnkea note of that alo. Later in the Proceedin.s. the ordln anoce are taken up or dl.poaal. Oruue occasionally ha. lo wf.r to the mtn- utea to eee nmir w w"- - "in" th7" Th". ofdln.no.. r.vo Jng th. liauor i cbu- vs. made in th. minuie. wo v' "i" "orted .they 'ff! iEf Ho held them out becau.. of tbl. and faild lo read heini J., " At the preent time the ordinance, are re.tlnir .nurljr in a planhoU a waiting the ' next council meeting. . then therein be taken up and paeted ' unlo. th. ' councilman chant, their mind, aid reconaider th.tr vou ,o th. adoption. of the committee jrejort. In the meantime Johnaon and Baker A tanon will be permitted o do buslne... All of th. councllmen thouitht the licen.. had been revoked and won dered why tho-aaloon. had. not been closed. They commenced to believe that Mayor Lane waa holding P the or dinance, with an Idea of vetoing them, but could not understand why. Ae a matter of fact the ordlnancea have nev er been passed and never Bent to Mayor IiBit or tgnlng- '''' '"' ' ' t ' " IIS 10 ADDRESS KEM0RTH CLUB ' Will Tell Plans for Kew Apartments and Cliil-: , . dren's Playgrounds. . ; " 'i."";T "S-V'r, '" V..- -At the'.eml-monthly meeting of the i ir.-iirh Tmnmvem.nt . association Aji.. n w. ... - r ' last evening it ; wa. , announced that Thomas Walter MllJa. who 1. to expend 1100,000 In apartment houses .nd pri vate playground for i children In that nelghoorhood. would addrea theTiext meeting. Great Interest In -thi. ent.r prise i. mnifeattn;thta sedition -as , well a. In the sale Ju.t mad. of the Captain Kern 120.000 residence and I the 4 lote- that -goe. -withr It -Tht. latter property It is announced, la to be Moldenhauer. - who had a oh versatlon with the president of the elec tric car .y stem, said that he had been Informed that, either the Waverly Woodstock r Waverly-Richmond line would be extended ,Mout Boott or LenU this season, and that the com vIny would likely adopt the route that offered the beet streets upon, which to -''lav its trftclEB ' "" 'he-'''1 Effort 1. being put forth; to secure the opening of . JsS WSTr - street from PoweirVtreet to Holgate. that a way may be had to the Odd Fel lows home, the movement i. b.lng imposed byWK. Smith, who own. a smaU tract through which It must asa. It 1. b.lieved, however, that the asso- elation will win out when the matter comes before the city council next Frl- dafhe report of " the committee ap pointed by the city council to asses, damagea and benefit, for the broadening .of East Twenty-sixth street to 60 feet In place, where it Is less than that width, will be presented Friday. It la - not beUeved there will be an objection, raised, sus the car company cannot put down a second track , until thl. 1. ac- C0ItPwantiounced that' a unanimously Wlgned petition had been presented to the city council and had been favorably acted upon more than a year ago, look ing to the Improvement of East Thir tieth atreet--then Thirty-flr.t street but that it had been Impossible to get the city engineer to act in the. matter. That official 1. to be communicated with in relation thereto before the next, meet ing of the association. . , The plan adopted by this association of .ending- delegate, to attend meetings of sister club, has been heartily com mended and will be continued. " ' - Explosion Kills Pitch Diggers. (Stwcitt DlstMbA te Tbe JoaraaLt BoUe, Ida., March I Two Spaniards were killed by explosion of dynamite near Jordan Valley yesterday afternoon. The men were ; engaged in -irrigation ditch construction, 'a-,. . j. ' oomcow warsa va. sxaojia naua Simple Oil of Wlntexgreen (Jure. Bo--- v . sema and Drives Out Old, ; Togy Treatment. , ; If you were to hack your finger or cald your arm. you would apply noma healing remedy aa soon a . possible, wouldn't you? , That would h. good ) common sense and It would bring the quickest relief. ' You surely would never think of drink ing medicine or doctoring- the blood to cure' a surface affliction. It's Just ths same principle with dls- enaea of the skin. Kfini. nunriaula -; .alt rheum and barber'. Itch .can be cured-and cured easily If von atrUra rtKht at the trouble ea you do with ut or burn. , The cause of Itching, burning .kin disease, accord In k to modem aolnc is a germ which feeds upon the weaker parts of the skin. ? To kill -these skin liaoilll which- produce tha itchtnv and usly red Wotch., use the famous prescription or on ox wmiergreen, glye crine and thymol, commonly known a. I V, D. Prescription. This mild liquid wa. advocated 'by a prominent akin enecialiflt. Dr. Dennis of Chlcaeo. innv before it was adopted generally. This Jlijuid 1. called D. D. D. Prescription. It is a punitive specif lo for all skia disease.,' -. ': --"i - Don't dos. th. stomach. 'Cure the rkid through the .kin. W. know D. I. ji. and voni'h for it Call at our .tore tni . t u explain. Skldmor. Drug Co., i -i liird .treot. Hooklt on ekln dls- - s f t-e. Skldmore IVug Co., 151 ' sirtvt : '-'' .v;vt J i . If You Bead Thb. m. in lanrii thai the leading tne&I oil writers and teachers otj.ll tho several school ot practice recommend, In the atrongest terms possible, each and every tafredlent entering into the oompoeitlon ";V Warca's Golden Medical Discovery for the cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia, catarrh ot stomach, l!v.r complaint," tnrnld liver, or biliousness, coronie www Sffiucsw. all catarrhal diseases of whaterer reflon, name or nature. It Is alio specific T remedy for sJl such chronic orlona standing case of catarrhal affeo Sow nd their resultant as bronchial, throat and lunf disease (except consump tion) accompanied with severe coughs. It Is not so rood for acute colds and coughs, finwring.or chronic case, ft Is MDeclallT efflcaclous In producing, per- fect cures. IteonUlnstfiaciitnerryDar, Gulden Seal root. Bloodroot, Stono, root . i.- wnt. tmt Onmin'a root all ol all the above mown h LrTS Prof. Bartholow. of ATefferson Md. Col- niTMt Fror. uare.jBi wio vii ?foL Flnlcr-riWhf wood, M. p., ol Bon. rett Med. tpllegj, Chicago; got yonn Klnr. M. iLof Cincinnati: ProL John M fcudderftf. P., of ClnelnnaU i Prof. KThS D, of Hahnemann Med. CtfTIcs Chicago, and scores of othTrjvrtSly eminent la their several schadlrCl practice.. nun nu blTcltr !X noMlble guaranty of lu merit?. i guaranty Dnbllshea f 7 t . .4 thi oubllshed formula w fhS-That Golden Medl.al Dlscove- a tc nre. tripie-reuneu sj v Kbli snd Wildes Is t most useful agent ion. "':"!:- .it i,mi)i aa well as bron- ' 4-1 .x. n. L .t.M rtn Ttract of native A booklet of extracts from n nent medical authorities, endorsing Its Ingre dients m&'.H Tree on reou". r. E. VvP'- Euilalo, NY. Treasurer Wife Owned Stock In Wrecked Bank's; Bnbsidiary (tympany. ; Added light was. thrown on the con nection of BUte Treasurer George A. Steel with the tongle of the wrecked Title Guarantee Trust company In the federal court this morning-when W. C. Bristol made appllcaUon . for the settlement Of the account , of the Home Security As Investment company. At that- time. It wa stated that Mr Eva Bteel. Wife ef the state treasurer, owned oraotlcally all of the .took of h Hnma Security A Investment cora pany, which wa. a .ubaidlary corpora tion of the Title company . iinir.ti tha statement of the rfi.t-i atirnv made to. Judse Wol verton the Home Invertment company was formed a. a .UDsiaiary n"' . , "r ... ,v. .n,. nt th TMtla Guar ante & Tru.t company, practically all of the stock in the concern neing new by Mrs. Eva Steel. . Prior to the failure Of the bank the rr - a.,rf4aa rtntnnanv nurchased lot J of block .67. being property in the business district. The ment company borrowed $18,000 of the Title Guarantee A Trust company with which to awing th. deal, giving In re turn for the money, a mortgage on the property. At the time or thl. amount wa. still owing, while the private account .-, of fMrS. Bteel -, was -'Application was therefore made thls morning- to the court to11.."- Bteel-PPiy hm1,duBA.b,r. tinis ni thM mnrtaraae of II J, 000 due the bank, or the receiver as the matter now .tands. It wa. explained by Mr. BrUioi that an arrangement had been ..oh,i whereby Mr- Steel agreed to clear the property of all .debt ndnto repay nt once to the bank the amount .riiiMfnr the ST.01S paid bV th. .inn,fr. of her,, private acoount ..in.i tha morta-are. - Judire Wolver- ton allowed - the motion and mad. an order to thateffects . mUtnl w jX,8eott, eretaf.of thbHwJi'yi?Ju vestment 'company, to take; the. book, ik. ..mnonv tn nHtiah Columbia a. .vl1an in a. law lull inuuiui ''' .in. thi - rnmiiiiir. : The . courts of uiii.i. rniiimhis had issued a .urn mons directing that the books of the oompany be brought there for theAprU term of the court, i It was ordered by JuUge Wo'.verton that 'document, be allowed AO" gd f Provided that . such precauUons be taken by Mr. Bristol a. would guarantee-their .afe return Into the hand, of the receiver oi me n Guarantee irusi company. - BILLBOARDISTS TO X BEPOME; AUTOISTS Momhera of the special council com mittee to determine the else and loca tion of billboards ln Tortiana , nave tvia nmanact of several automobile rides in the near future l at the expense of Georxe W. , Kleiser wno appeared , m- fore 'Jie committee yesteraay - ana asked the members to visit about the city with him and determinethe con ditions prevailing at present that they be the bettef-.' able to make recommen dations to the council of what 1. neea ed in billboard legislations JCj.::' Little wa. done yesieraay i oj committee because, or the aDsence oi Councilman Cellars who U a member. Councllmen Belding and - Cottel were preeent and di.cu.sed . th. creation t in an mrormai way wun jb.- xu. . The -committee' wiu- ainin; w size of billboards, the license fee and several .other phases, of the problem now confronting the city. - umerou. complaint, have been m filed . with the council against billboard, which are i al leged to be a nuisance because of their sice and because of the . manner in which they are constructed- It wa. due tn these comnlalnts that . the present committee wa. appointed."' - -j s S0FTS0AP BEADY BUT v NONE CAME AFTER IT . : x ? ' 'i,-t'-t .fst-F ? A meeting of ,ihe Forty-fifth Pre cinct Kepubllcan club wa. held ,f last night at East Thirty-seventh and Powell streets. ;The meeting had been called for the purpose of Indorsing candidates for the state senate and the lower bouse,- but -owing to the failure of the prospective candidates to-put in an ap pearance the object wa. abandoned for the tlm. and instead the meeting- passed resolutions and listened to speeches. A resolution wa. adopted pledging the support of the member. Of th. organ ization 'only to tno.e canaiaaies wno had been faithful Republican, through out th. past. s-.--'-- --:; Wednesday night, March'lli another meetlnar will be held, at which tlm. H. F. Westbrook will speak on the proposi tion to take away from -district attor ney, the power to elt aa grand Juries in the determination of charge against persons accused of crime. Mr. west- brook Is a candidate for tha district attorneyship-en the Republican ticket. The various measure s to come up for i formuU PTCCM0 x n iiirn it IIIIISII III TITLE'S CASH BOX y-'." ....... .-'' TilH OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, Thd Most Complete Assortment of Garden ptmh'bH i ,; r: .J ' -- K ol . '1 t-rrJ 2 Lo-, !-;--:?-. f I 9 fl II II I ... . I ' . . II II , w . , ..-.. V." f. 1 -.- v- ... . I A WW . I 1 1 , v I nOrJ IV JI furnishing Needs start! tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock nd 1 ifctll 'I l II i ll llirTi -i Jl I will continue for seven daysThii annual event is looked llrylVi .B..BB I I. .. . I 1-. i I ' K I . ' ... . . i aBBBBaBassaav " TB BBJ I traJii . ..... . . - . v . ortuni to equip or repienisn many Kitcncn nccaa l aroa we are quoun, has ever made A arlv event ment beginning tomorrow mornin ; : HOUSE FURNISHINGS ' 40c Steamers on sale st, e.;.S2 15c Milk Strainers, t, etch. .12$ 20c Sifter tnd Strainer, each lf 5c Asbestos Iron Holders, each i f 25c PoUto Ricers on' sale at x Rtgulsr 10c Lemon cxiaeeiers j 10c Can Openers on sale at, ea of 5c Tsck Hammers on salo at.,f 20c Hammers, on saldvat, ea.iwf 15c Hatchets on sale at. each Xlf 10c Clothes Hooks, the doienSf 15; Cotton Qothes Lines, ea.Ilf 3c Wire Eff Whip fct, each...2 RegTilar 10c Fire Pokers, each 8f 10c Folding Lunch Boxes, each of 20c Tin Lunch , Boxes at, ea;x4l 50c Bake Shells, the doxen..39e) 25c TaWe Mats, at. the et.".lf Regular 5c Asbestos Mats at 4e Regular 30c Crumb Tra and Brush, at this low. pricf, a lf ei n PiaT Wringers.': ea..2.7 $L35 Meat Safes, at, ech.jl09 . $1.50 Nickel Lamps, ch..fl l $1.60 Cop. Bottom .Boners $1.00 "Waffle Irons, at, each..7f S0c Covered Roasters, each.. 37 60c Covered. Roasters, each..7f 70c Covered Roasters, each..r3f 50c Clothes Baskets, at, each 39f $1.20 6-ft, Stepladdcrs, each.. Oaf 30c , Counter Dusters, at, ea. .23f 25c Scrub Brushes at, each..lf $1.25 ' set Potfs .Irons, set. '-10c 'Iron Handles on sale at.. f 15c Gas Lighters, -at, each,.12 5c box Gas Tapers, the box..4 10e Candlesticks on sale at, ea jjf Regulat-15c Stove Mits,at..l2 ' 15c Wire Carpet Beaters, ea.l2 35c Porcelain Salt Box at.. 28 35c Stove Brushes on sale t..28f 35c Cuspidors on., sale at, "-Jxl : 75c Bracket Lamp, eoraplete , . BO Regular 15c Mop Sticks t;..xae ?0C Wife VlQtnCS iyincs, cai."r 3000 Dos. California Navel Oranges at 1 9c Doz.t Tomoirow-Basement-Place Your Next Grocery Order with TO Meier Q, Frank Store Tffitt MPeVt Lfefct Lunches Served at Soda Fotmtain RUNNING WATER, MINNEHAHA, IS NOT AS POPULAR A8:IT ONCE WAS Conaumer. of cltr water re found to wa.te the liquid that flows from Bull Bun are likely to find them elve. minu. a .upply of an kind. -eofdlna; to a deilsion reached ty Uie -.- knar yesterday afternoon.; This mlln wa. made when th. member, dis cowe7 that the recent decision by TlrVC- n riaiand of the .Ut cir- rult court. In wmcn-ne ia "'5 cHt could not us. both the meter and nit te in determining the f$ bill, meant, lo.. of; about 12,100. a rthermorehe' f oud to wa.te watar .land In danger of .1 llliata dVlitl 7 " a a a consldetatlon In June undef the -Initiative and the referendum Will, also b. iiaeussed.at night at the meeting pHent wSlineV "rea fX'fhe B, C. William, of Eugene, nJ? for it. indorsement of 'the Uni versity of Oregon appropriation . '. . Bnllding Permits. .f w ?Cleve erect dweUlng, ' East ' Nlne .ifT.K h.taan Albert nnd Florence, SI 500: George Schueman. rect dwel Unr Borthwlck between , KlUlng.worth " J r,,.h. S1.650: Sam,, Anderson, ;rt1eBlngE tweon East MorrUon and Blm?nt-"C flfln'V TV- Baraoco. .w;.iw y iSZL s.tn WliM end Cleveland, f irt Thirty-second, , $8,900 ; i A. . J. narll erTct dwelling.1 East ; ;? Eigh P ;SfWi ' Alberta and Florence, .fio T! Hammoi. erect dweiumr UuS ElBhteenth between Alberta -anfl l-fftriince tl.eoOl J. Manson. erect dwel lii? East rBlghteenth between Mildred Irf'Rnrman $1 000: John Meyers, erect Swtllirg Mildred between Union and rtTTfii gii 000" J. - E. PeTemple, . erect dwelling' East TamhUl between' East Twenty-hf th and Ea.t - Twenty-.ixth, $2,000. - -f ' - , : . , ' . ' . to nrmn thb orip. . LAXATIVB BROM6 WWT ttf Look ror ngnmww . TEA ; The, way to buy tea is to say 'to i your grocer: want' Schiilingr's - Best ; -1 , lb. Japan' or; Ceybh - or - Eng lish ' Breakfast or Oolong:. Tour grocer return your mpney If you 1 don't like it; we pay Ma. . ' -. .''. --11 for the next seven days, considering the fact that in which hotel and restaurant : K. ii m vivc vuu Liiit wrue HOUSE FURNISHINGS . i?Plnnr Sifters on sale at..!2i Japanese Pot Brushes, at. each.lf 35c Egg Poachers, on sale atjJSf Rn.1mi Tfir Oil Cam. each.'.XVf 20c Gas Globes, on.sale at, ea.lf 35c Gas Toasters on sale 25c Furniture. Polish, PCCiaJ.19 35c Furniture Polish, special. 27 30c Turkey Duster on sale at.24 15c Wire Carpet Beater, eacn K-eftU Knob, ort sale.' at. each Xf 20c 10-qt. Flaring Pails t.,..Jf 25c 12rqt Flaring Pails at,,.X9 30c 10-quart Dairy Pails t..24 35c 12-quart Dairy, Pails t.:28e 40e 14-juart Dairy Pails t.;.31f 35c 14-qt. Galvanlfed Pails... 28 $2J5 16-in. floor urusnes 15c Tea Canisters, at, each.. .XX 25c Spice Boxes, -at, each...X7 5a Match Safes on sal t, eft4, 10c Pot Chains on sale at, ea .'. . 5c Joice Extractor special 'at .4 20c Extensive Strainers,' ea. .X 10c Coffee Strainers, at, each.. 8 8c Soup Strainers,! on sale t.. 25c Sink Strainers on sale,4t.X7 6c Kitchen Forks on sale at. ,o Regular 5c Cake Turners, each, 4 10c Mixing Spoons, at,, each. .8 10c Wire Tea Stands, at, each. 8 Regular 5c Wire Soap Dish at.4 10c Sensible Egg Whip, each.. 8 10c Chopping Krafe on sale at.8 10c Dover Egg Beaters, each.8 Wire Potato Masher, each... 2 Regular 5c Dish Mop, at, each . .4 Keguiar iuc i-ia imcr, cu,..t Regular 30c Washboards, ea..24 $li5 Universal Choppers, ea.. 99 Regular 35c Coffee Mills at.,. 27 50c Galvanized Coal Hods at. .39 Regular 35c Floor Mops, ea.. 28 $1.15 10x17-Mirror; at, each. 3 45c Steel Skillet on sale 'at... 3G. Regular 23c Fry Pans, eachx being- prosecuted. There is a city .ordi nance Which provides that anyone die covered wasting; water can be haled Into the municipal court and fined for hi. offense. Whether the offender i. pros ecuted or not It is certain that he will hav. the water turned off from th. pipe, leading Into hi. property If he 1. caught wasting- water. City Attorney John Kavanaugh hand ed the board an - opinion yesterday. In which he stated that he thought It in advisable to carry the case decided by Judge Cleland to the supreme court. Following; the receipt of-the opinion the board decided to give up the fight for meter and flat rates and prosecute the Individual, caught wasting; water. NE17 RESERVOIR TO BE BUILT BY CONTRACT A V.' - ii 1 . i 1 11 -i Water -Board Turns) Down Suggestion toUse Only ,.; City''xEmployes. , . - --- Member, tof ; th. city, wat.r board voted down th. suggestion of b. D. Clarke, engineer ; of . the . water 'depart ment, to us. olty employe. In eon.truet Ing the new "reservoir to be built on Portland Height., and adopted the prop- oaltlon of SuDarlnt.ndent jjoagto nave the work done by contract v contract. --; Mr. Clark, said that th. Work could be done as economically by putting city laborer, at work on tne reservoir a. iy letting the contract and asked the mem ber, to allow him to have charge of the .work. Mr. Dodge said that if the work was done by contract the laborer, could be hired r by the ; contractor at lower wage, than IS.50 a day. which" the city pays, ..- .:; 1 v. '-.? ; i - t-,. -i. . ft 1. ' argued, however, - tha"t If ' the work 1. done under Mr. Clarke7, super vision he could employ a. many men as the contractor would , put on : theMob, and the difference In salary would be about equal to the profit mad. by the contractor. - '"'" - -. " The - board i voted down Mr. Clarke, proposition, and, th. contract will be let within 80 day. Superintendent Dodge aid -there would aeon be work in th. water department for all the men now waiting on the civil .ervlce list i.v" PERSONAL Dehni. 8. Crowley, who ha. been fore man for Brown & McCabe, stevedores, tnr , number of years, i. seriously ill J hta homa. 443 OUsan street with pneumonia. :-' v . J ' V, IV C, & Hemniingwar ft Dalton, l?Ja.- ii TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 3. Seeds to Do : The Meier & Frank Stored Annual March Sale of House furnishing Needs starts tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock and will continue for seven days This annual event is looked forward to by the great majority of economical housekeep : ers in our citv and surroundings This is certainly a golden: a Anr,,n;4. wubp im upuMuitj w .i..v.i.v jvu. wm.uv there are almost 1,000 necessary articles reduced in price, is tne keepers are vtedly -interested We ni - smrire. nnBihV. whifh this ew w w - HOUSE FURNISHINGS Regular 25c Fry Pans, each.wX Regular 30c Fry Pans; each.. 24 $li5 Lind. Inverted Lights. .89 75c Lindsay Lights complete. BO 15c Picture Hooks, at, dozen, XO Regular 5c Picture Wire at... 4 25c Brass Polish, pints, sp'l. .19 7 woodenware ri'V?.- 50c 7-pin Hat Racks, at, ea..S9 12c S-hook Hat Racks, each.:'.9 30c Potato Slicers, at, each..24 5c Butter Paddles,-on sale at... 4 Regular 7c Potato Mashers at. 6 15c Rolling Pins on sale at. .12 10c Wooden Spoons at, each... 8 13c .Towel Bars, on sale at, ea..9 15c Towel' Rollers, on sale at.X2 50c Kneading Boards, each... 39 12$ Oothes Horse, at, each. 99 $1 Woodsn Tubs, on sail at. 79 $1.25 Folding Ironing Boards V9f 40c Sleeve and Bosom Boards 32 35c 4-foot Ironing Boards at. 28 50c 5-foot Ironing Boards at.39 75c 5j4-foot Iromng Boards.. 5 15c 11-inch Chopping Bowls.".12 15c Wob"d Lemon Squeezer.,. 12 5c Mouse Traps, on sale at, ea.4 15e Rat-Traps on kale at, ta.12 40c Oval Chopping Bowls at.. 30 70c Oral Chopping Bowls at.. 50 -ifl TINWARE i : f S0c 17-quart' Tin pish' Pan . i .89 12c Tin , Milk Pan, at, each. ,.9 12c Tin Pudding Pan, each. . .9 10c Tin Wash Basin, at, each.8 Regular 15c Collenders, each;. 12 15c Sieves on -sale at, each.. 12 10c Dust Pans on sale at, each.. 8 15c 8-Hole Muffin Pans, each. 12 Reg. 4c Tin Cups on sale at, ea.3 Regular 7c Tin Dippers, each. 6 60c Oval Dish P.anS, at, each,49 205" Coffee Pots, "pn sale at. sachusetts, was in Portland yesterday In the interest, of the candidacy of Secre tary Taft for the Republican nomination for the presidency. Mr. Hemmlngway ha. been sent out to mak. a tour of th. west by Manager Voorhlea, and la com piling the result, of hi. finding, for submission to th. manager. According to Mr. Hemmlngway, the outlook for his candidate Is encouraging, and, h. predicts that Taft will reo.lv. tb. pres idential nomination without a serious struggle when the convention meet. Judge Thomas J. Hatlsy, who was operated on three week, ago at St Vincent', hospital, 1. .till confined to hi. bed. While some Improvement 1. noted in hi. condition, it ha. not been Sill H'S; ,. , . . ..- SB I , EDITED BY THE FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO. ; ; " FlOHTINtJ-THB BEEP TRUST' ' 326 Alder Street, Between First and Second Street VOL. I. NO. 27. To the Public: , Every-day we are approached by peo- a who ask what is the meaning of i. meat warT Whom. are you nght lngT We take thl. mean, of explaining our caee to the Portland public , - From 1889 Frank I Smith ha. been engaged In the meat business in this city. He I. a native .on of Oregon, this" la hi. home.: town. Previou. to 1906 he waa a. atrlctly i wholesale butcher selling meat to. the retail mar Vats of th city. The Chicago Beef Trust cam. to Portland . and demanded that everyv retailer In , the city -buy from them only.jflome frth-utcher. who In .is ted on pa,tronllng Smith were ebliged to.pay the. Trust a fine, of from $6 to, $25' in gold, coin, and Ahlsln America, the land of the free. At the same time the retailers were handed a schedule of high price at which all were obliged to .ell bo that everybody "will make money." Smith then opened a retail - market - and offered meat to tha public at wholesale . prices - How the people came to Smith', and . how they stayed by - hlni, .and . how they helped him in hi. -.flghtgalnst the world-famed monopoly, the Beef Trust is a story that i. being interwoven with the history pf Portland .The Beef Trust appointed an agent to try to buy out Smith, and .thl. 1. the argument .the agent u.ed: . "If you don't sell out we will put a market right up against you and drive you out and if one market can't do the work, we will put in an other on th other eld of you.' Smith would not .ell out Smith will never ell out nor will they ever be able to drive mlth out Wait and .ee! We want your trade, reader, be it little -or much, every little 'count..- Hundred, of Portland'. merchant, and best - people have offered tie their moral support and pledged 41. their patronage.' Yon will see , them " any ; hour of the 'day at Smith's. Bald an old-time merchant not long ago: "Smith, I hope you will lick them-plumb back to the Rocky moun tains. Let them see that western peo ple hav western grit and that we will stand together for our right, when we ' FRANK 1 SMITH MEAT CO. 1003. Fount! fa tha Citv - Cimim,r noria fnr th have arranged for doubling tne store ilwavs aims to do We advise early selections lor Dargains - - GRANITEWARE ; 75c Rice Boilers on sale at.j.M 80c Stove Pots on sale at, ea..63 Reg. 45c Coffee Pots, eaclu.. 36 75c 17-quart Dish Pan, each.. 59 20c Sauce Kettles, at, each... 16 25c Sauce Kittles, at, each'.. .l 27c Sauce Kettles, at, each. ,.21 30c Sauce Kettles, at,' each... 23 25c 5-quart Milk Pans, each-.. 19 30c 6-quart Milk Panseachr.23 35c 8-quart Milk Pans, each,. 28 40c Wash Basin on sale at.. 32 35c 6-quart Pudding Pans at.. 28 40c 8-quart Pudding Pans at.. 32 30c Covered Sauce Pans at.. 24 45c Covered Sauce Pans at.. 36 50c Covered Sauce Pans at. .39 35c . Covered Sauce Kettles. .28 40c Cotered Sauce : Kettles. .82 50c t Covered Sauce Kettles. .39 65c; Covered 'Sauce Kettles.,53 30c Berlin Kettles,. at, each... 24 50c Berlin Kettles, at, each:. 89 -"; v J glAssware r .' 35c Pressed Tumblers, special 28 Regular 60c Thin Tumblers.. 48 1 5c Pickle Dish on sale at ... 12 Reg. 15c Nappy on sale at. ,'.12 30e CelerjrTrajr on al at.i;23 18c Berry Bowl on sale at14 25c Berry Bowl On sale at.,. 19 75c Berry Dishes, the dozen.. 59 30c Berry Dishes the dozen.. 23 50c Water Pitchers, special. ..39 60c four-piece set on sale ,at,49f BATHROOM SUPPLIES 15c Toothbrush Holders, each. 11 35c Toothbrush Holders, each. 28 90c 18-inch Towel Racks, ea..71 $1.00 24-inch Towel Racks, at. 79 85c Bathtub Seats on sale at.72 $1.50 Soap Dish for tub. -;.f 119 Regular $1.50 Head Rests. f 1.19 $2.15 Glass Holders, each4.fl.89 aa rapid aa- wa. nopeaior. iio wm be moved to his home,' 835 Marshall street, the latter part of thl. week, should hi. condition permit .It ? Report, from the 'sick bed pf .15. 3X McK.ee, clerk of the United Btate. court for the district of Oregon, who 1. 1U with tho grip at . th. Good " Samaritan hospital, are not encouraging. He was a very sick mart yeatarday and passed . restless night' last night although a slight Improvement I. noted lnb4. condition thf. morning. - t . . . I " Ambrose Seeks Reelection. - - Vv : (Spadai niapatch to The looraal Canyon City. Or.; March S.--Sheriff AIlbY KO-m PORTLAND, OREGON, MARCH 3. UENTEN FISH Buy.at' Smitii's.' No cold storage nor frozen fish at Smith's If we conld.not;rgtye. you resh ; tisn we J, t- u WUiU W fc - Royal Chinook Salmon J . 1 5c idiHoii . ,.- -4 . . jv. California SmeltWriir JOc Extra Choice Roasts of Pork. ..Yf. ........... 10c to 15q Other? Cuts of Pork from SmithV OvSuar-Cured Smith's Hams or Half Hams Sliced Ham from the centertV;, Tender: RoundSteak; vtT PorteVhousel Steaks and ."T"-Bone Steaks . . V. Tenderlom - Steaks - Othw:Cuts;:bf:Becifrof PLENTYIOf img PLENTYIOHIAMB 5th - Strcct Entrance mftiintami or beach The prices pest pnee-reoucuon w torcc oi salespeople m our , SEMI-PORCELAIN 'Plates, Cups and Saucers, Bone Plates, Bakers, Covered Vegetable Dishes, Gravy Boats, Pickle Dishes, etc., at cost. : Let us show you. ;;:v.EARTHENWARE."v:i:::-:; 10c Mixing B6wls,on sale at.. .8 , 6c '5-inch Yellow Nappies., ,.5: 8c 6-inch Yellow Nappies... .6 10c 7-inch Yellow Nappies. .,8 12c 8-inch Yellow Nappies... 9 15c P-inch' Yellow Nappies.. XX 20c 10-inch Yellow Nappies. .X5 , 25c 1 1-inch Yellow Nappies . . X8 30c 12-inch : Yellow Nappies. .23 8c finch YellowBlkers at.... 10c 7-4nch Yellow Bakers at '.-'. 7 13c 8-inch Yellow Bakers at..'.9 15c 9-inch Yellow Bakers at.XX 15c Yellow Jugs on sale at. .XX 20c Earthen Tea Pots, special 15 1 r: - ' NICKELWARE 1.10 3-pt Nickel Coffee Pot. 88 1.15 4-pL Nickel Tea Pots.. 93 1.25 5-pt. Nickel TeaPotSv.99 1 in ft.nt Nickel Tea Pots f 1.11 5c' Round Nickel Trlys. at..l2 k CUTLERY iOc Paring Knives on sale at:; . 8 ' 15c Paring Knives on sale t-12 20e ParipgKnive$ on sale t.2; 5c Apple Corers on sale at, .ea. Regular Sc Corkscrews, each.4 Regular 15c Corkscrews, each.X2 Regular 25c Corkscrews, each.X9 10c Kitchen Teaspoons, at, set.8 20c Kitchen Tablespoons, set.XG 25c Kitchen Sets, 3 knives..; X9. 15c Silver Polish, the bottle. 11 15c Polish Cloths, on sale st.XX Regular 25cJKitchen Knives , ,19 30c 6-inch Butcher Knrves. .2X 35c Bread Knives, on sale t.27 50c Bread Knives, on sale at.39 35c 7-inch Spatula, on sale st.27 I.. F. Ambrose, who 1 ha. .erred tw term. In thl. county, will b. a cand data for reelection before the prunarle He 1. a Republican. ---tr Ooddi Tof XrerytddT.-" Mr.. Norman R. Coulter, a protnlnen architect In the Deibert Duuotng, ea KVnnGiaea.-aa.Tai i "T fully endorse a: that ha. been said Of Eleetrlo Bitter a. a tonio medicine it 1. gooa xor ev erybody. It correct, .tomach, liver an kidney disorders in a prompt and efi riant manner and build, up the .yM cam " Eleetrlo Bitter. 1. thereat sprln medicin. ever sold over a drugglsu counter: as a blood purifier it is ru equaled. . 60a at Skldmor Drug Co 1908. s PRICE: YOUR PATRONAGE r Jr Flounders: ....... m Sole -;;;-,t'.vUl0 Razor Clams, 2 dozen . . .25a Hardshell Xlams per 4b 5d I Olympia i Qystef Cpmt 30( 5c to lOd BreakfastBaconf vlHvwlS. a . - V.; y-f .. '' .' ' ;i t::''&ZtiW ..-.v I . il0 ;.12( lt7'K - vT: