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V. KY. :-V. fl THE ' OREGON i. DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, j FRIDAY' ' EVENING, 'APRIL X 1803. YOU r,1AY nIVE IT, V. .4- -t MOT-HOI Citj as Likely, to Lease riant Aas Play Marbles With ;-. fw -. the Moon. i rriiltent A Jotnlya bu replied to -Mayor ' Line' offer to either buy or I lease the equipment of the Portland , Railway, Light A Power company, by : declining to' entertain the mayor's prop- - osltlon, Joeselyn's letter to Mayor Lane lollows: ' "Replying to your favor of the Slat ultimo asking u we would entertain a proposition to lease to the city all of I . ins poles, wires, lamps ana oiner sp , pliances used In the public lighting of thu rlty, at a reasonable and Just rate of Intereat upon actual ascertained value of such' plant within the i'lty llmlta. as ll exists si mis lime, etc, "We ahall be very much pleased to " entertain a proposition, from you on the above lines, although 1t la usual in the . negotiation or sued important matters to rirat estabiisn the ability or the per- ties entering Into auoh discussion to -rarrr the nesotlatione to a conclusion. I I 4o not understand that the mayor or tne city council has any aucn autnoruy. . 'Tor your Information, I might ad.1 that per cent upon the apparatus you propose leaalnr from ua would barely cover the Intereat we pay on the In vestment, and would allow nothing for . depreciation, which should be figured at ft rate or at least la per cent per ' annum, -iseuner wouia ine propoaea rate of U to H of 1 ent per kw. hour be anything like an adequate return fori the current to be rurmanaa; end u eucti a price Is considered reasonable by you I nothing wiu oe gemed Dy runner aia cusslon tf the matter, . "Wbetber we would aell to the city the apparatus we use for municipal lighting would depend entirely upon the result of negotiation and the sincerity or purpose of the bidder." POtllSE SUPPORT OF a I : . f,-'. A. V.. i am ''v'"- :- Weakens - Headache, 'rheumatism. neuralgia, or pains of any nature weaken the Bys tem they are a strain up on . thft n Arvf9 , A TmA. ; instant j relief can ibe"; ob- Anti-Pain Pills,- and with out any Jad after-effects. Take one" on first indica tion of an attack it will ward it off. They are a pleasant little tablet, sold by druggists everywhere, 25 doses 25 cents; never sold in bulk. "1 was aubject to constant head aches for a period of four year. At times I was almost unfitted for the work In which I am engaged, that of station mmant TkM..I. .1.. . a W"1 1 tr,e1 I)r- Milee' Antl- bat I have entirely eradicated my --"" im coniinuoue r.e&dacnea that fnllnw a Mniilm.,1 t . TheV hav Hah, n I. -- - - -" - vi turn M Bnw tor inem. . . . VT , . O. L. RUSSELL. Agt. C, N, W. Ry., BatUe CreekHa. '? used T. JtlW Antl-Paln Pill, for a vm and 0ad there la nothing like them. They aurely have been a bleeelng to me." MRS. M. J. HAMILTON. upper Ajton, Ilia. Your druanlaf n mii. a.i. Pain PUIS. 14 1m .iiMuuiI.. kl return the price of flrat package (only) . If It falls to benefit vou. MUcs Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind :,ri v STORE CLOSES ON SATTOD AY AT SIX O'CLOCK t ... ' i ; . : SATURDAY ; ; .' Of interest to thrifty shoppers are the bargain items which we quote for tomor row's special selling these being subject to delivery at our earliest convenience j and for, which mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders will not be accepted. .; r ; FOLDING SLWING . 4 TABLES Tomorrow at 95c Each 100 of these useful tables are offered N " ! tomorrow at this:special--they are 36 . Inches long and 19' inches wide-built of hardwood in the golden V finish, having yard scale on top. ' One only., to each purchaser at the above special. , 90c and $1.00 Per Yard Values in Summer Florentine Silks 32 Inches wide; Tomorrow In the Drapery Department Special 30c Yard mnnnnniATinii mil HrrnUrnlHllUll DILL t Webb mo wm Appear With the San Francisco Opera Company - wwW V-. r...em V J. 1tT 1 TSSi?- MODERN EASTER BRINGS TOYS ' and Disgrace. JUBILANT OVER BLOSSOM FIESTA Bissell's CARPET SWELPLftS , i Tomorrow at the Special $1.85 The Carpet Department places on special sale tomor row 100 of the celebrated Bissell's Carpet Sweepers the "Crown Jewel" pattern 4n either the maple or mahogany finish. Every housewife appreciates the convenience of these little labor-saving machines, and tomorrow's special price suggests the opportunity for selecting a expendable sweeper.. At a meatlng- of the FlnnlsTi Work men a society Portland, held last Toy rabblta that bop. flueVa that eveain. the natter of the University of squawk, flap their wlns and run around Oregon appropriation bill waa brought almost as lively as If they were alive, up for consideration, and after some die- and various other playthings for the cusslon ' the Tollowlpf . resolution was children and pertaining to Easter, are r,... nn..im,.. -. now on the markets to meet the re- AS WELL AS NEW STYLE HATS Lewiston Its Arras to rortland Commercial .i e- Sask Bode, rerolav So aloes, eaoa '. 3e Tomorrow in the Drapery szm onrtln' Department-- Sixth floor firtfi'. I nnlrm.nl. rt I h 1Ut1 i mm m mvr vi uiuor vauciiiou I amuse Old lOlKS 88 Well. ones and to In the state of Oregon, and deplore the! Furthermore, the machine rabbits are fact that ao nun? of our vounv mm I covered witb real rabbit fur. They have and women attend Institution! In other I lo" oars, ahlney eyes, a nice fluffy OK states. "We condemn the attack daatardlv wnicn la neing maae on the University I of Oregon, our state university, and will ao an in our power to support the ap propriation ai me pons next June. in speaking; or the a cotton tall and as they hop about loos Juat like Other bunnies. Some of them csrry master epsa m their front paws or on their backa. And the ducks are Just as noisy ss the toymaker could possibly make them. Every time thev flap their wings they squawk. Every time they squawk they move several Inchea. Behind them they araw a nine carriage run or cute egc and rabblta not aa large as your lltt linger. Easter Is becoming a second Christ maa. Bodies. appropriation bill a prominent member of the society said: "The State university Is the poor man's school, and the present referendum on us appropriation is a sname and a dis grace. A - number of young men of Finnish descent have graduated at Eu gene during recent years, and our peo- fim ere nrm oeiievers in nigner Muca lon. . We win , ounport the bill to a man. - ADVANCE SALE FOE SYMPHONY C0NCEET Beats are now selling Clay's music bouse, at Sixth and Mor- REALTY DEALERS - Will CO 10 SALEf, Over 100 Members of Board Will 3fake Excursion to State Capital. Over 100 Portland real estate dealers have already signified their Intention rlson streets, for the nn..l " ng 10 ctaiem lomorrow morning, festival which will be given at the I tne occasion being the Third Saturday Amwr on the nights of April 19, 11 and U, with matinees April- U and W. This offering consists of the famous micago bympnony orchestra of 5 mu ; : slcians, under the direction of Herr Adolph Rosenbecker, together with four celebrated vocal soloists from the i east. Mrs. uenevleve Clark Wilson, soprano; Mrs. Rose Lutger Qarmon. contralto; Robert B. Hill, fenot-; Arthur MlddlPton, basso. Among the instru mental soloists -are Frans Wagner,- cel- lifi; jan van corat, solo violinist, and Edith Maxim Gray, pianist. Added to the above galaxy of stars will be a vocal chorus of S00 voices. Mall orders from both in and out of town will be re ceived, . ' . . S)seBSSBaBSBaSSSSSSBesSBJBBBSBJ ; ; Boon to Smokers. ' AH 'popular ' brands of 12Ao cigars i three lor a quarter. - Tobaccos at cost National Wine company, northeast cor ner Fifth and Stark streets. Metzger. optician, S41 Washington. excursion of the Portland Realty board The. train will leave the foot of Jeffer son street at o'clock tomorrow morn ing, making the run to Salem without stopping, and returning at :t0 tomor row aiternoon. The Salem realty brokers will meet the Portland excursionists and escort them to the horse show and extend such other courtesies as the limited time will permit. President Fries of the Portland Realty board received a letter yesterday rrom A. F. Hofer, secretary vi iuo suora uoara or iraae, saying that aa a result of the proposed excursion, the real estate aeents of Salem were preparing to come together and form an organization similar to the Portland association. There' Is more Immediate nrnfit In an Evanston lot than any other subdivision In Portland. See it Runrtnv TVira th W.-W. car. The Spanton Co.. 870 Stark. Perfect fitting glasses $1 a. Metsger's SAVES SIDEWALKS FOR USE OE PUBLIC Mayor Vetoes Ordinance Giv ing Hotel Special Build ing Privileges. Tfrhe Dispky isiujoiitfLcnouiing am v Every new style is here that should be in a store of men's and boys' clothing. I ',. We have special facilities for showing , 't the newest things because we have a ; resident Buyer in New York whose whole time is devoted to buying the lat . est styles as soon as displayed in the exclusive shops of the metropolis. MOM no (Co GuSItuhnProp' 0, 166 -168 THIRD STREET Mayor Lane has vetoed another ordin ance granting a private Individual per mission to use the sidewalks for build lng purposes. This time the Perkins ho tel has fallen under the veto. At the last meeting of the council the mem bers passed an ordinance permitting the notei owners the right to extend their building eight inches over the sidewalk In certain places where the hotel people wish to add ornamental decorations to the present structure. Mayor Lanes veto message follows: i Herewith return ordinance No. IT ? not approved. This Is an ordinance whlnh mn. permission to the Perkins Hotel com pany, located at Fifth and Washington streets, to erect some hollnw ninra above and onto the sidewalk a Aitnnn of eight inches from the property line. sucn pillars to be used for ornamentnl purposes only. In respect to this ordinance I would say that the sidewalk at the nnrthwui corner of Fifth and Washington streets Is in the contested district at th it and every inch of sidewalk surface Is reaulred ror th umm txf th. trenmT-i n.,K iic. ana me curtailment of It, which Is authorized by this ordinance, amounts to a transfer of the property of the public to private use without any ade quate compensation to the people, and is unjust and should not be allowed for purposes ornamental or otherwise. T0M0EE0W IS THE DAY. All popular Brands of 13 Ho Cigars Will Be Bold at Tnreo for a Quarter To baccos at Cost. We have made am Die nrenaratlons to take care of the smokers, who will take advantage of this special offer. We nave renovated our store and made ex tensive alterations, added a cigar and tobacco department and are .Dreoared to show you a well-conducted - liauor store, where all the popular brands . of wines ana liquors can do purcnasea at popular prices, xi wiu pay you 10 can on us. NATIONAL WINE COMPANY, Northeast corner Fifth and Stark sts. The Lewiston Blossom Carnival, cele brating the opening of the Rlparla Lewiston extension of the O. R. & N. railroad, will be the great event of the spring season in the inland empire. Lewiston and Clarkston business men are Jubilant over the opening of the Riparia gateway to Portland, and near ly every day a booster from the Clear water basin is heard In Portland pro claiming the greatness of his country. ' W. C. White, a Lewiston fruit packer who Is In Portland with a number . of bualness associates urging Portland mercnams to attend the Blossom Carni val, said: "You don't know what we have up there, and we Invite the business men of Portland to come up and see. A sight of thousands of acres of peaches, apples, apricot and cherry trees is a sight you don't often see in Orernn. and nowhere to my knowledge outside of California do you aee such a quantity lying altogether. The fact la fruit growing at Lewiston is only second to grain ana a very close second at that Thousands of acres of land growing wheat a year or two aco will be blos soming In fruit when the Portland ex cursion gets there May 1. "It Isn't often that business can be combined with pleasure to the profit of both, but this tlms it mav he for th business men of Lewiston are all ready to get In touch with a buying market U,"''N. ..'AviNifcv I Rice or Milk Boilers . Tomorrow at 55c Each Another of the many attractive specials offered In the Basement Department 150 of these seamless, enameled steel-ware Boilers, for rice, milk or mush standard family size. Sells regularly for 85c. On this special there will be do deliveries. Lawn Mowers Garden and Lawn Tools in the Basement fV linn jhriri m 'U3LfI G IBB C0HPLETE'HQ05E'FUM5HER5 il WW TKMM B The Malle able Range $i"2 urg raereafte Special Terns . f. Ending ' .Tomorrow which has been practically closed to them ever since the building of the Northern Pactflo made Spokane more available than Portland. AH that Is to be greatly changed now, for Lewiston lying at the head of Portland's water grades Is Portland's territory for trade fur poses as much as Medford or Ash and and It Is not more distant." Mr. White has Invited the Commer cial club and Chamber of Commerce to cooperate with his committee in mak ing the excursion a success, and com mittees are to be appointed with this purpose in view. Mill Outlet Sale.- The bis; mill end sale starts Saturdav (tomorrow) at 8 a. m. The best values ever offered in Portland can be had at our store all day Saturday. For further particulars see our big ad on the east side page. W. H. Markell & Co., cor ner East Morrison and Union avenue. Free Breakfast rood. It Is not often that a manufacturer Will give away a full ' Size package of prepared rood, 10 prove ns merit, Dut that is what the Columbia Milling com. pany will do tomorrow. Every one bringing a want ad to The Journal of fice tomorrow will be given an order. Which, presented to the ,D. C. Burns company, 210 Third street, will entitle holder to a full-size rmckaae of the Wl Easfler CWlSii Emmy Be well-dressed from top to toe every item correct all contributing to that perfect harmony of appearance that marks the wearer of authoritative styles: this is attainable at 'The Style Store" Street Froclis Just opened a large assortment of Suits for street wear that are a positive rev elation in high grade tailoring, fabric- beauty and dainty colors; something so distinctly different as to appeal refresh ingly to every woman; particularly no table are the dumb-bell, Madame Butter fly and modified Prince Chap models the artistic bell shaped sleeves- the new weaves Panajah, shadow stripes, shep herd checks the lovely pastel tints and new shades of blue, brown, etc.; with solid madras, cretpn and Persian trim mingsembroidered vests; charming suits of border goods and of voile with silk lined jackets and silk drop skirts- all forming the widest range for the most exacting -choice. Prices fZU.OO to $65.00 LONG SILK COATS heat -Meats," the famous "Moraine GInrv one of tne best breakfast foods on the market. Want ads in The Journal cost only 1 cent a word, so don't forget to bring your ad to The Journal office io worrow for the big Sunday Journal,- Jumping Ropes Free. ITorty labels of the Butter-Niif r,A Buster Brown bread will get the finest lumping ran ver came to Port end, Trimmed with" hIIa ant nH. antral wire. Save the labels unit one ior the littl girl. , . . Quick money can he ' triaAa-in - eton. Put In $10 a month. If ia a otass of property you can sell for more time, gee it Sunday. . Take Th Spanton Co. 270 Stark. money any W. car. W, Free breakfast food. want -ad. page, .v See ad on the Spectacles 11.00 at Me&gerav The new long silk auto and tourist coats are particularly strikinpof ailk poplin and taffeta, in all colors, pongee and white fancy serge, trimmed in Persian applique and handsome buttons the sleeves cut 4riv v Japanese effect Prices, $18.00 to OOUe UU SHORT JACKETS for Women and Girls Tfcese are the jauntiest street wraps for the early warm days and will look beautiful all through the summer; fancy serges in all colors, and dainty white ones relieved by turnover collars and cuffs Of colored silk; cut box, half box? single and double-breasted exquisitely lined and tailored. dsif- a A Prices.?10.00 to. .... ... $25.00 Stein-BIoeli Suits Our especial Easter showing of Men's Spring Suits and Topcoats appeals instructively to good dressers. This immense stock embodies everything new, correct and authoritative from the most conservative models and patterns to the ex treme novelties. Every garment de signed and modeled by men who know how, carries an as surance of satisfac tion in style, quality, fit and durability. Prices extremely moderate consider ing the grade. Select Your Easter Outfit Now While the Lines AreCompIeie rinrntrr ir mvinrn You are privileged to have all your purchases charged to your account, LluJjll . U UcomtU renuttm in weekly, semi-monthly, or monthly payments to suit your convenience. m t ' r VTN tTPitp : : 7TI " - . " . ' v - ILL - . ri::;l:HT -His to )S i 4 - THE STORE tVHEBB TOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 1 1 'Dip coram inmsm- and tentd TfiiS lABU,TANDSrOM si years' ur BHuwua now 1i n
