THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1603.
Toivn Topics i
TON IGHT'S AMI'S EM ENTS.
irlli "The Hra Tn"
HHker . 'pharliHk Holmes
Star ,., ."A Hootch Highball
l.vrln "From hire. to Son
Grand Vaudeville
" Tha mayor- and cltl.ens of McMinn
' villa, Oregon, have extended an lnvlta-
tlon to the Dnptlata of Portland to visit
McMlnnvllle May day. The Invitation
has been accepted, and a special train haa
ben chartered to take the picnio crowa.
The train will lwv tha Union depot
Friday morning- at 8 o'clock. - It will
atop at Fourth and Stark atreete to take
i on passengers about t:OI L m. Stops
will alao ba made en rout at Mllsbnro
and Forest Grove.' The citlsens oi Mc
Mlnnvllle are planning- for an interest
' Ins- program of exercises, and will fur
' Men rra a magomceni dinner on tm
rnllaa-a caninim. . There will ba an ath
. lotto contest In the afternoon between
Willamette unlveralty and McMlnnvIll
enllnae. In order to accommodate al
who may go It la absolutely necessary
that the rommlttee . In charge should
know by Thureday it I a. m. very near
lr tha exact number who expect to at
tend. 'All thoae who ara planning to
i go, therefore, ara urged to buy- their
tloketa Immediately. They can be ae-
cured either at the white Temple tor
tha T. M. C A. of Mr. Hale.
' Various firms that bid oa tha city eon-
. tract for modernising tha vault In tha
aity treaaurera office ara objecting to
tha award of tha bid to tha Mosler Safe
eompany and tha aafs company wanta to
ret out of tta contract becauee It haa
found -that its safe will not tit the
vault. Tha peculiar' mlxup caused a
ripple of laughter among tha membera
f tha city executive board yeaterday
afternoon and Mayor Lane added to tha
humor of tha altuatlon by aaylng that
he would algn tha contract and hold tha
company to lta bargain. ,
Tt e-----i-- f-'
, Placed on board . ah Ip In Ban Fran
claoo fn the' . hop that a, tea . voyage
at
might wean him from ' bad companions
d b
appointed bia frlende by taking sum-
and habits, a,
rlth an appetite for etron
W. Brown, a young
anna, ois-
mirr leave of the.Urltiah ahlD Celtic
burn.'' The .ship cleared yeaterday for
England, and laat- night Brown was
arrested In Lower Albtna becauaa ha
. tould not give a good account of him
aelf. Hla baggage conelsted only of a
pair of cloth slippers, while hla treaa
ury contained only - a few centa. Hla
Other impedimenta, waa a toaa ox liquor
- .
Membera of tha city executive board
yeaterday ' voted to purchaae . dolphlna
and mooring buoya to ba placed In the
harbor In time for ; tha Rose Festival
that fe ' anohorage mat be provided
for the fleet that la to visit the city In
June. Tha council appropriated i 15,000
for thla ourooae aeveral weeka ago. Ob
jection waa made to hurrying the pur
Cham becauee of the action of the gov
an i pa
to tha Roue City but the board finally
ernment In refualng to aend hattleshl
rd nn
might
. decided' that tha vurchaaes might aa
well ba made at.th
Membera of tha city executive board
.voted '.many contract! yeaterday for
street . Improvementa, ' among them one
for Eaat Thirty-seventh street. Thla
Improvement waa the only one to whloh
, an objection was raised becauaa the
mat exceeded the estimate of the -city
engineer by more than 10 per cent Tha
property ownara llvlnjr on the atrcet
signed a petition asking for the Improve
ment denplte tha fact that the cost ex
ceeded the engineer's estimate and the
t board allowed tha Improvement .
; Judge Wolverton granted-, a non-ault
; tn the case of William Hardrath.' against
the Willamette Construction company
for 120,000 for personal Injuries In the
United States circuit court yesterday.
'Counsel'for the defense contended that
the responsibility of the accident rested
with a fellow servant Instead of with
the construction ' company. Hardrath
' was Injured last fall by falling from a
- bridge being built for tha Oregon Elec
tric near Wllaonvilla.
blues
V
i teem to capture the men
folks in the line of spring
suits. In these three col
ors there Is unlimited op-
A portunity for selection.
We , have scores and
'scores of patterns,
weights, shades and tex
tures but, all woolen.
If you prefer either one pf
these colors, you will not
leave this shop dissatis
fied. The Columbia shop
f jives you wider latitude
or choice and the satisfy
ing of Individual '. tastes
than any other in Port
land, V. ,.; ' '(.';
any price
yoii wish;
$20 to $50
Whether you pay the
highest or , lowest price.
Jrou get the celebrated Co
lombia Tailor Service,
; which means proper roeas
urement, careful and per
1 feet it fhe most, artistic
finishing and a great deal
more pleasure from your
clothe than at ' other
placesno " matter what
the price. Have your next
t suit tailored at the ' Co
lumbia Shop. ; .'
I'V,
Sevaath end Stark Sts.
: ; V -S
tV
ff
$1.6
-TV. (lf -a
imiw LUIS
i Rocker
' No. 4rJ3---This coiy rocker '
is like the cut, well made,,,
nicely finished, has Cob-.
, b!er seat, -very strong and
durable,' and really worth -nearly
twice i the - price
asked. ' Get your order itt
this week should you
want one of them. ' ,
: See our window display,
of fine rockers and; other
bargains. ' y
Easy, fold Go-Cairt
15Valucs
for Only
$9.75
Tba beat Folding
Co-Cart on talt
today. Will last for
years. Hal all the '
ltet folding de- ,
yicct and it mad
' well throughout
Leatherette uphol-
tenng; regular ,
I trice $15, special
ow price, with hood
ai ihown in cut,
$9.75
- rlb-rr. M; . M ill '
Saturday.' complaining of a touch ot
maiaria. Me grew weaker and yeater-
"y,wan iuuiiq strsicnea out on a Dencn,
dead. Except that he once worked at
m Anifrinsn rear nrtit nAih nv !
BIG :
BEDDING
SPECIALS?
fH5 . .Comforters many ; fine
; onei in the lot, covered in good
sateen great variety of colors.
Comforters that: you pay $2.75
for Special Sale price each
only ; ; . . , i..l?l.G5
120 Honeycomb Bedspreads,
; white1,1 good valuei af'$2.00,
special, each. . .....$1.10
" 300 Good Cottorv Sheets, the
Fireside" Brand,! size .72x90
' inched ; regular price 50c each-
only six to a customer, at the
special price of, each...,.35e
.50 Pillow Cases 6 to a cus-
. tomer; while they last, ea. 11
7-In. Berry
Dish 25c
mm:
These look equal: to Cut
Glass. ; We consider them
the best Values in this line
we,, have ever offered. See
our window j display.
Also note the $9.50 48
piece Dinner Set for
$5.75
..V.Seyvlng:'.,
iRockcr for
$i.6s
Ko. 209-3 Made of thoroughly
seasoned hardwood, perfectly
finished cane seat, with brace
rm. Just like the pictifre; regu
lar $1.75 value.;.:.,. ..f l.5.
Bedroom
Chair
85c ;
? i
No. 209-2 This'- pretty cane
teat chair it a companion to the
rocker, made in the tame thor
ough manner; brace arm. strong
and durable; regular $1.25 value
for ...;...85f
$2$ Combination Bookcase
nana for carrying' pn a vlgoroua cam
ttalgn at the coming election were out
i l'ned 1iJ f?lghi VJ,,V!??if'0tm:morn,B vo i-ttaont tor tha defend
Mount Scott Annexation .club. Com-, mnt . . , . .
ana otner worn i w - v.rr . " B.??,n"1
Judge OUar, In the circuit court, this
' tnltteea were aDDolnted and other'
done to runner tne project, dui s,i oia
time membera of the club will not aay
anything In regard to , tha action de
termined on last night, other than that
they feel certain of victory for annex-
.'. atlon zorcea. .-. . y.
Sheriff Stetena went to BaJem thla
morning with Frits Rathke and Eddie
Ives, tha highwayman - who were, sen
tenced to serve SO years each in the
penitentiary by Judge . Gantenbeln a
, disheartened by tha long aentence con
. fronting them. Rathke Jestingly saying
' that he la going homo aa soon aa ha
.gets out. , ; . -: . .: "pjy-U-rV
;. ''.n Jit.- k.jiu , n..lu.l. 'Im il..
, circuit' court, thla morning appointed a
committee of five membera of the bar
' to prepare resolutions or ' respect ror
the lata C -A. CoaswelL The commit
' tee consists of O. W; Stapleton. Joseph
oBimon. Judge Lionel R. Webster, Rich
ard W. Montarue and Ralph E. Moody.
A meeting to receive the report will be
. announced later. ' ,
' Tha grocery atore of Jenninga & Co.,
at the end of, tha Mount'Tabor carllne,
- waa burned yesterday' afternoon : The
.damage waa 14,000. Though the fire en
v ainea nesran me 10m
as soon aa the alarm came in, tha fire
had auch a headway that little coul
he done oy the time . the firemen ar
rived. Low water pressure also, ham
; perea tne iiremen. ,
: Tha Oregon Cheese company haa moved
from 128 Fifth street, to their new, big
atore, 86 Third street, vacated by I.- G
Mack & Co.. carpets. A full Una of but
ter, cheese, ' eggs, coffee, tea, canned
KuHia, Bvivvm, uiuney, eio,r m lowest
nrin- Coma anil im iu. W hau lnta
: of room now and our pricea arid quality
oi gooua win surprise you
No inquest will ba beld over the body
of John Oreene; the man ; found dead
yesterday afternoon at Strayer'a Nortl
End mission, Conch street near Fourth.
Oreene had been at the mission since
' 250,000 grocery
. stores in the United
States ..... and Ivory
, Soap on sale in more
fhan nine-tenths of
tnem. , v ' 1
v. : C-J-j 1 -s ' "''A'KT' :-. v iv '-f
j -So, no matter where
vou mav be. - - you will
: never have anv difficultv
'in rrf f inn ritr eftan j '
i 3 y'i U. , ' - :y'-y i,i't!-: f
? All you need do is -ask
the grocer for Ivory
Soap.; Nine, times in
. f pn he fiar it. ...,. . .
Ivory Soap
C9 Per Cent. Purs.
63
Mrs. Helen Onhnrn In -rhlK lull
claimed for services in. locating a tim
ber claim. Mrs. Qsborn maintained that
her husband made the location, and not
Hurke. :(. .-. . I .
Articles lost and found on.the atreet
cara April IT; Ton umbrellaa. 2 puree.
1 pair shoes,;! packages. 1 check book,
.bracelet. ,1, aultcase, -1 telescope: 1
grip, j 1 block and tackle, t lunch bos
of grocerlea, 1 book. J pair : overalls, 3
under vesta. Call at the . lost artlcli
room of the O. W. P. nlln. t.,inn
corner Flrat and Aider. , .
The special council committee on
algna met yeaterday afternoon for tha
first time With fltw TCnln- r ur
i ayior ana ' aiscussnd Infnr-rr.oiiv ,k-
uigmmi iun oi reKmaiing eiectrlo signs.
No definite action waa taken and the
committee will hold another meeting
mnnn ,A Jw .m - t ... . o
a a meenni or tha principals of the
pubiio achoola wUI be held with the
board of education tomorrow night," at
which the principals will ba required
to tell of the work of their achoola for
tha year and to make a report on the
.-Bujuiug siuus unaer mem.. ; v "f l ;; ..
Barbera and apprentices must have
their annual cards renewed by" May J,
".,re3u'(I Dy ,aw- Board 6f examiners
will be in session April 19 and to end
May y at 17H First street, for the
purpose of Issuing tha same. . , T ' M.
Leabo, secretary. , .1-
Sunnystde W.' C. T. IT, will hold a
mothers' meeting at the homo of Mrs.
Benedict, 1101 Knat Morrison, Thurdav.
April 80. at 2:80. Mrs. Lucia. FaxtorJ
Addlton will be tha speaker of the aft
ernoon. V ,,
1 - wrA. I-Ljsfif
No. too A fine Solid
Oak Com blnatton
Bookcase with bent
glass, door, good-.
slsed writing desk,
roomy bookcase, with
adjustable . shelves. '
The - case ' haa . .
French plate mirror
on top, is well fin
ished and baa a
drawer-, and 'larga'
cupboard underneath
the desk. Regular
values are 128.00,;
Special Price
$16:75
No. 22 Davenport Beds, upholstered
in high-grade velours, greens and reds,
make handsome sofas by day and com
fortable beds at night, , Regular price
$30-5pccial.SaIe price only,. $1775
The Bid SALE
Co n tin Lies .
" AL.L. WEEK
Tables for 75c
" ' i a .'' -
There ara two aliee of these Hardwood TaMes:
tha ll-lnh site la 11.50 value Special ....76f
Tha some tablaa aje. carried In the. l4xl4-lnoh
alse. and will ba closed out at tl.75
- M. C George la to deliver the oration
of the eighty-ninth anniversary of Ori
ent lodge I. O. O. F. tonight at their hall
on urana avenue ana Jr-lne strL
A musical entertainment haa also been
arranged tor tne occasion.
OEVLJRTZ & SOINJS
First, Second and Yamhill Sis.
OEVURTZ
East Burhside and Union Av.
ZEZS.
Live Out Doors anil TT.V. fT.alth
w uiamette orano tents ar mad , nnt
of beat material and superior workman
ship. For sale by all' dealers. Wil
lamette i em , Awning Co., - Mf gs.,
ruruann. -i,;- ...... .. . .
ress your clothes
lor ii.bo month
we snonge and di
shine your shoes, all
Mam on. a-4114. wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., S08 Stark.
Golden Oraln Granules.' the loo tier
com pura cereal coiiee, cures ayspepsia
and nervcusness.. All grocers. Tastes
Detter man common cotiee.
Steamer Jesse - Harklns. for rimu
wssuousni ana wbt isnainsa oanv as.
cept Suuday. Leaves Washington street
dock, at 8 9. ro.
Tor hieh-arade ' BDectacIes at 1n
prices, see ueorge KUDenstem, optician.
S4 uourtn sc. oei. xamniu ana Taylor.
Oregon r restaurant- will
day. Good : cuistne.v- 483
street. '
open"1 Thnrs-Waahington
V Hlrhest ' cash nrlco nald tnr Tin-
Guarantee accounts. Address A-S5, Jour-
Acme Oil Co. selt safety coal oil and
tine gasoline. - Phone Bast 7S; B-100T.
1 Trellia work; wire fencing. Portland
Wire 4 Iron Works. Becond and Everett
' Woman's Exchange, 1JJ Tenth street
lunch 11:86 to 2; business men's lunch,
: K. W. Moora, expert photographer,
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark ata.
Thiirsdny, April IS at 4:88 o'clock
Fwmi whs a'e-d to stand in wltu.tne
LotX trust, lkcai Smith's ad oa ti.e
back' page Of today's paper and see how
Smith says he is, saving the Portland
public .6uu,uuu per year. -
- W, A. Wise and associates, palnleat
dentists, t hird and Washington. '. . .
Dr. T. J. McCracken, dentist, Roih
chlld building. '....',
Dr. B. C. Brown,; Eye-Ear. Marquam.
. Chambers 4k Son, optician-, 129 7th.
.' Berjar, algna. ahow cards. SSI Tamblll.
Journal want ada.- le a word.
Xcw Time Card.
Tha Canadian Pacific has placed In
effect a new time : card via the 6oo-
BDokane route, the short una to St
Paul. Their, trains are models of lux
ury, electric lighted, library, buffet.
compartment observation cars, excellent
dinlngcar service. For rates and full
articuiara appiy at local oiiice, I4i
niro atreet. i- -
WILL BUILD ARCH
OF LASTING QUALITY
Members Of the ; city executive board
ordered City Auditor A. L. Barbur to
advertise for' bids and plans for tha
aroh of welcome that Is to be erected
at Sixth and Hoyt atreets for the Rose
Festival. ; Tha bids are returnable nex;
Monday and work on tha arch will be
proceeded with as rapidly as possible.!
Memoers oi tne Kose u esiivai commit
tee want an arch erected that will stand
for five veara. ' Thla waa objected to
bv several members of . the board al
though definite action was not taaen on
tnis Doint. Mavor jane exmamea at
length that tha flnancea of the city were
in such state that he had vetoed the
appropriation of f 2,850 for tha arch but
that it had oeen passed over nia veto.
The board will hold a special meeting
next Monday to receive blda for the
arch, s - - . . i
Receiver Appointed.
Atttr fiillv investlaatlne tha affairs
of the Outlet Clothing company by their
creditors, it . waa decided to appoint a
rttcelvar to take chars. The assets
amount to 188.00 and llablUUea.f 10r
It vii learfcad at this meeting that
since the money flurry last fall. The
Outlet Clothing, company has been a
Josin i venture, and the creditora oe-
cldod to -w in A ' tso the affairs of this
concern as quickly a possible and real
ise whatever they can tnrougn we re
oolver, lust as fast aa low prices can
move, this mammoth etock of . high-
frade clothing, shoes, hata -and gents'
urnlshlng goods. Watch and wait for
tne bl doing at northeast corner of:
Sast and Morrison streets.
lJ ; 1000 Trimmed Dais '
Incluai,fer our entire stock not one is held in reserve. From lowest to highest price $3.00 to
$40.00 regular--every one reduced one fourth , to one half off from, our . usual low prices.
, UNTR1MME3D SAIUOR SHAPES .-
Trp f,. v i Forty-two dozen, including 27 styles ''MeiryrVfdowf Sailors
, $1.50 and $1,75 values, now. 91.15 $2.00 and $2.MValuest now. . . .?1.65
HRALEY 9S j
PETTY THIEVES GET
v STEADY, HARVEST
' D. McBrMe, T48 Vaughn street, ra-
orted to the police tnia morning that
Is pocket was picked of $8 at Fifth
and Washington streets Saturday night.
He believed ne knew the thief, but waa
unable to find him. ao at last, caila-J
upon the police. '-
J. E. Crawford, fireman on tha eoaater
St. Helens, had gold watch stolen
from hla room on tha steamer a few
Wv llHolmes. Vtneou ver, Washtns
ton, haa asked tha Portland pollee to
heln him find an officer's overcoat, a
watch and a Filipino rasor stolen front
his room. . iv.-- y, . ;..;.'(
Ground Floor. Office Room'
to rent, at Tl Sixth. street, near Oak.
Cheap rent..'1!' .;,,, i ,:.,-. ' - t
Graves Musle Co.' must - ret out by
Thursday.; Sheet music snd musical In
strumentslactually slaurhtered. . Hurry
in. I2S Washington s'
PERSONAL.
. Paul Bramsell of Condon, a stock
dealer, la at tha Imperial.
' J. K. Weatherford, an Aloany attor
ney, Is at tha Imperial aocompanled by
his wife. - - -
Fathor Bonsgfeat of Tha Dallasy the
pioneer priest of eastern Oregon, is at
the Imperial.
George S. Thomas, on of th tnira
at tha bench ahow, arrived from Hamil
ton. Massachusetts. this mornlnor. an.
companled by his wife, s They are at
the Portland. W. K. ahnt ot Kn nv.
clsco, editor. ; of the Western Kennel
World, and an axhtbltor at tha show, is
at tha Oregon. G. W. Clayton of ChK
cago, one of tha Judgea last year, ,1a at
-' -Boat Blow That arose
All tha time. Weir's Inhaler will clear
it out Instantly. Try one and be con
vinced. 60c at the druggists. ,
1 Big Timber-Deal In Clatsop.
Sw!al rH.p.tch to The Jnnil .
Astoria.-. Or.. April I. The .- -'1"
Lumber V Manufacturing con-j n- j i
BTJT . STOCK IN THE ,
B0IWILLE PUBLISHING CO.
j ill Marquam Bldg.
Shaxea 10
-1 4
ZD
r
DO'WOL
pie ED
Anything in the. Baggage Lin
If so, don't forget that we are th
largest ; Baggage dealers ' in tl
northwest - ? - 1. ;
, Our Trunks range In pric
rom $4.00 up to $100.00. Bap
and Suit Cases from $1.60 to 3,
The Portland
Trunk Mfg. Co.
3-STORES 3
B4 8d corner Pine.
107 6th St, near Stark. ,
229 Morrison St, near 1st, .
AKtrg-acx-nrs.
DEILIG
(THCATRn
14th and Was his (to
- Phones Main 1 and A-lltf.
TONIGHT AT S:lt O'CLOCK.
Special Pries
Mat. Tomorrow
Laat Tims
Tomorrow Ni-M
KHTTU -JTO JTE1TX -
' ' ' ;. I" 'he Mimical I'lay
r. "TMM XAJg TKSB
Evenings, t to toe; Mat., 11.19 to IS a.
IIEILIG
TMfcJATRtJ
14th gad Waghlnton
' S Friday Evening, May 1,
JIOVHOH
Will Lecture on
STATXOVAXi DBFIISSB."
' Prloea. Itc, Sue, 76c, tl.
Beat Bale Wednesday at Theat re.
BAKER THEATRE
Fbonea Main '
Oeorre L. Baker. Manager.
Tonight All Week Matinee Saturda
Only. Baker Stock Company in One o
tha Greatest Pla-s of the Age.
"IKSUOCX HOXJCES,"
Dramatised from tha Conan Doyle re
tectiv Stories by WUllam OlUette.
Evening Curtain 1:66. Matinee 1:0
Sharp. ' Get your seats early. Even
- lng pricea I So. tie, 60c Matinee 1&
, tto. Neat week, 'The Climbers."
TOE GRAND Vs3eville8 Lrr;
For one week, beginning Mon., Arrll 2".
rang oxsat Bxitjtz ruiacn.
The Noted Actor and Vllmlo and Im
personator of Com posers and Musi
Directors. Augmented Orchestra I
This Act
BzcnEABS Aim COXPa-rx
Presenting "THM CRACKSMAN.'
t. r.
VOgTSIl SS A.
Doaa of tha I. A. T. S. B. Operatora, Fx
hlbltlng "A Lord for a Pay."
TIME AND PRICES REMAIN PA'"
Nest Week "THB MARCO TWIN-
THE STAR SST itr
Week of Sunday, April l, 1J0S.
THE ARMSTRONG MTSICAL CO:
EDY COMPANY PRESENTS
"A SOOrOS KTQKaT.T-"
New Orchestra. Pretty Girls. Kl
Coatumea. Good Music. Good Doncd
Large Cast In connection with a Str
Vaudeville B1U. Matinees dally at 2
p. m. Pricea: 15o to any part of t
house, except box seats. Every even!
at 7:30 p. m. and t:15 p. m. Pricea: 1
to tha entire lower floor, ISo to
part -of balcony and gallery . K.
week "Tha Bathing 0rla.,
.' L.YRIC TI-ltiATKU
Both nioBasi Vain 46831 Bom A-i:
WeeK commencing Aionaay, Apru .
R. p. Allen presents Miss Verna
and tha Allen is toe a company in Mtir
Noble's fascinating playof weeternli-
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Batnr
jTicas ivo, z'io a
day and Sunday
sue .Boxes sua.
to le t. m.
Office opens Id a. 1
The MCKEIODICI
I30 SIXTH STRDGT
Bat. Aldar and Washington, 3orUas.i, t
TOE UCOSSCWEIl'S dauszt:
REVEND CAPTL'Cr.GTCE CUTII
TEETh
Elpney
Cora and faa'fre oumfnrtion
tatn cvrt a nrn tr r-ru iru L ' u
VER FILLINGS, tta UP: GOLD Fl
INSS, 76c UP; SET OF TEETH. 1
SPLENDID SET, 18.00; C
CROWNS, $2.50 TO 15.00.
, All work guaranteed for ten years
Lady attendant always present
work dona absolutely without r!n i
specialists of from it to SO years' t
perience. -
Boston Denfi
-Coins Fhoaa A-8030.
' . ' jpoa Hain S03d.
;siM acomsoa St. opp. Foster
r
Diamond Cause Pit!:
GUARANTEED
gallon lots, 81.40 per gL
. 1 gallon lola. 81.50 P' r
Manufactured by
purchased 2,01 acrea of timber land on
tha Necanlcura river from tha Wheeler
Lumber company. The tract contains
about: 78.000,000 feat of lumber, T' ' ;
deal Insures the company all th 1 i
ber needed to keep It in cjera 1 r
severs years.
Sxplrlng- Coatrac. ;' ' '
The seJlinsr contract of the Pnanti-n
pomianv f'r Kransifin expires hmv 1.
Th-v cot this pr !.Tiy from the tn-r(
st much lrss t ,ui lUo prevaill:' r-rl'--. If
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