The Oregon daily journal., May 28, 1908, Page 17, Image 17

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY" EVENING, MAY 23. 1808.
HIGHER BIDDER
GETS CONTRACT
Court Will Be Asked to Fix
Status of Daily Guide, :.
Lowest Bidder. ,
After debatln for mor than aq hour
On the olty printing contract yesterday
" afternoons the counellmen voted to
award It to the Dally AbatracCalthough
j before - entering Into the ' contraot the
case will be taken Into the state court
.and an effort made to secure an opinion
. es to whether the Dally Guide Is a bona
' fide newspaper. In anticipation of such
action the council adjourned until to
morrow morning at 9:80 o'clock, when
'Una! action will be taken.- - : -
. The Guide and the Abstrect were tho
two lowest bidders, the Guide being a
; fraction of a cent a line lower than the
- Abstract. City Attorney John P. Kava
naugh has given an opinion that the
Guide is not a boriaflds newspaper and
the councilman followed his advice nd
' refused to' award the Guide the con
tract; although , the charter provide
that the-award shall go to the lowest
.responsible bidder. The time for enter-
Ing Into a contract for next year's print
ing expires June 1, next Monday, and
. immediate action has to be taken. . -
The owners of the Guide contend that
their publication is a bonaflde newe-
, paper , ana inrougu iimir kwiiwji
tiaorrt.i W. Josenh. stated that they
would contest the actlo of the council
In giving the contract tothe Abstract.
If the matter cannot be decided to the
satisfaction of the counellmen and city
' authorities the council has the power
s under the city charter to name the city
official newpaper and this will proba
bly be the manner In which the rnat
i ter will be finally disposed of. The
charter provision follows; -
"Section 6. If the city official news
paper ceases to be published, or If for
any cause -tho contraot be annulled, a
new contract for the unexpired term of
the original contract shall be let to the
lowest responsible bidder publishing a
dally newspaper as provided In this
charter, and until such new contract
, Is let the council shall designate a
dally newspaper in which all advertis
ing shall be published, which newspa
per shall be known and designated, for
the time bolng. as the city official
newspaper." -v . i -
The present contract with ' the ' Ab
stract expires June 1 aad the council
can name a newspaper until new bids
ear. be advertised for and, the contract
entered into. ' J '
DAMROSCH WILL HAVE
JULY THE VERY BEST
Symphony Orchestra Given
As One of Notahlo Eicep
' tions As to Trumpets.
The seat sala for the Damroech oon
certi started with a tremendous lineup
this morning at Sherman-Clay's, j and
Will continue there until June I.
4 The noted muslo critic, W. J. Hender
son, in his book, 'The Orchestra and
Orchestral Music' says: "In the United
States I have heard trumpets only in
the Boston Symphony orchestra and
? Falter Daniroaotfs orchestra. - This
lne Instrument, the soprano of the
brass choir,, is, too. of ten replaced by
"the cornet.' ; The trumpet has a full,
round,.- brilliant tone, for which that of
the blatant and brassy cornet Is not a
ood substitute. But It is much easier
o get good cornet-players than good
trumpeter, so the cornet Is quite com
mon. This is only one Illustration out
of a thousand showing Damrosch's in
domitable habit of refusing to accept
anything but the best No living con
ductor ' of ' the present' age has higher
Ideals, or has been more persistent and
untiring tn his effort-to attain the loft
Jest summits, of art By his skilled
knowledge of the .peculiar and Individ
ual characteristics of each instrument
he has Imparted a smooth delicious so
nority or tone to Die Drass cnoir mat
distinguishes It from all other orchea
4raa. The most beautiful organ-like
effects are produced by it and In the
thunder of a Tuttl fortissimo, as In the
-climax to the prelude to "Lohengrin,"
the majeaty and solemnity of Us dra
matic utterance describing the radiant
glory of the Holy Grail In all Its un-
veiled splendor,- Is wonderfully impres
sive. This great orchestra, tho New fork
Symphony, conducted by Walter Dam
rosch himself, wlli be heard In three
concerts, June I (evening), ana June
(afternoon and evening), at the Armory,
under (he management of Lola Steers-
Wynn Coman. Seats, are now. on sale at
Sherman-Clays music , store.
TOWN TOPICS
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The congressmen at Washington are
so busy and the members of the com
mittees so engaged that it Is not Improb
able that tn Dili wmcn proposes to
hangethe name of the custom district
to Portland Instead of Willamette, as
ft is now known, will o over until the
next session. Representative W. B El
lis has written E. C Giltner, secretary
Of the chamber of commerce. In which
he ears that he believes the bill will
go over owing to the fact that all the
committee are too ousy to taae up me
question at tne present time.
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' At a meeting of the city civil service
commission this morning, B. H. Barrett
who recently took the examination for
-sewer inspector, . asked the members to
re-marx his papers ana Quainy nun as
an inspector. According to the first
morklna-s of the Doners Barrett failed
to pass and asked for a review of his
work. Thinking that perhaps a clerical
error had been made In Barrett's raae
the. commission ordered a re-marklng
with the result that the same grado
was returned. Barrett was not satle
fled and asked the board this morning
to overrule the grading and allow him
to qualify. The ooard refused to grant
tne request., -
The weather bureau this morning Is
sued Its. monthly bulletin of data con
cerning weather conditions for tho
month of June, deducted from 17 years
of observations. The - highest June
temeerature ever recorded here Is 99
degrees. That occurred in 1871, and
1904. Tho lowest temperature -ever
known here in June is 19 degrees, re
corded tn lavs ana m. ine average
rainfall for the month Is 1.72 Inchon.
. The greatest monthly precipitation' was
n.s s inches ana tne least was .us oi an
Inch, 4 v .- .
POSITIVE AGREEMENT r
ON CURRENCY' BILL
Washington, May 17. -At the meeting
or tne conference committee or tne sen
- ate and the house this afternoon a oosi
tlve agreement was reached In regard to
all the features of lne currency bill and
the results of the, deliberations will be
. presented to both branches of congress
'. as soon as possible.
In addition to provisions of the meas-
' tire, i; was oeciaea tnat ine act snau
expire ty limitation on June su,
. $50,000 BOND TO , V y.
PROTECT SHIPPERS
An agreement has been reached be
tween J. N. Teal, attorney for, the
- transportation committee or tne cnam
nt Mnm.rni mil W. W. Cotton, at-
,,torney for the-O. R. A N. company, by
4 which tho railroad will furnish a ISO.
THE STORE XOTED FOB BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
IFrMay Specials
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Closing Out the Stock
In order to tdjuit the partnerihtp estate it i$ necessary to close
out our entire gtock at once regardless of whether or. not we
realize a cent of profit. Consideripff the splendid quality of the
merchandise this is Indeed a bargain opportunitar of a lifetime.
The business, inclnding fiigh-grade dress ' goods, "silks, hosiery,
underwear, wash goods, men's furnishings, "corsets, tnushn. under
wear, tailored suits, waists, skirts, table linens an4 household sup
plies of 11 kind is for sale, either as a whole or at reguUr
wholesale prices. The store will be closed all day Saturday,
Decoration Pay. Open JFriday evening tilt 9:30. . ,. V
$2 Lace Curtains
$1.05
100, pairs only; closing -out
our regular $175 and $2
grades at $1.05 a pair.. -Remember
these 'are on sale
Friday only at this special
price. No mail orders.
15c Linen Crash
On sale Friday only 18-lnch
brown Linen Crash, extra
heavy and 'absorbent; stan
dard .15c grade; limit 20 yds.
Nazareth Knit Waists
15c
Nazareth ; Knit Waists for
boys and girls; made extra
strong, reinforced with, tape
over shoulders) regular 25c
values; ' ,
20c Fr'nch Organdies
2,000 yards fine French Or
gandies, Lawns and Batistes
in pretty floral patterns on
sale Friday at less "than half
regular values; limit 12 yds.
to a customer.
Fine Cambric Skirts
$1.38
Regular $2.50 values; made
extra full with deep embroid
ery flounce and under ruffle,
trimmed with .rows of fine
tucks; snap.
Menm25Shirts
Mount Hood Shirts for men,
In - stiff front style," open
front, and back; detachable
cuffs, sires 15, 15 J. 16, 16ji
and 17; neat patterns.
Children's 25c Hose
17c
Children's fine ribbed Stock
ings in black, tan, silk fin
ished, double heel and toe;
standard 25c grade; come in.
sites 6 to 9; a bargain.
Long Silk Gloves
:.mm
Long Silk Gloves in black,
white and colors, double
tipped fingers and all pure
silk; standard $U0 quality;
supply , your needs. . ;; .1 i
72x90HemJSheets
On special sale Friday anly
at this low price sie 72 by
90 inches, with , reinforced
center; splendid 60c quality
can: you"! match .them ? v
75c Taffeta Silk
19-inch colored Taffeta Silks
in all popular shades, very
fine quality and our regular
75c grade; on sale Friday
only at the above reduced
price; no mail orders.
40-in.PersriiLawn
On sale Friday only at this
price Full 40 inches wide,
very fine and sheer; the
quality that sells at 25c . a
yard anywhere.
Men's25cHoseat
1
r
100 dozen men's 25c Socke
In fancy lace and embroid
ered designs; also white foot
and plain colors; best regu
lar 25c values, all sizes.
25c Curtain Swisses
15c
Colored tamboured dots and
figures in a great variety of
patterns; our regular 25c and
35c lines, on sale Friday only
at regular wholesale price;
take advantage.
LongtisleCloves
SOb
Elbow length French LWe
Gloves in all colors, black
and white; the Tery best reg
ular $1.25 grade; ori sale Fri-
uuvu. cj
$3 Lawn Waists
$1.47
Beautiful lace and embroid
ery trimmed styles, long or
short sleeves, open front or
back; standard $275 to $3.50
values; complete line of
sixes.
45c Union Suits
Women's Swiss ribbed
Union Suits in knee length,
lace trimmed style, taped
neck and arm holes and a
splendid 45c quality, on sale
Friday only at. this reduced
price. i
Saturday C Morrison Sfreets Saturday
McjneM of Using Vant Ads)
Je To Day or Sell a Piece of Jewelry
Every woman takes peculiar joy in the posaeasion of little
Jewelry trinketa. iJany get valuable pieces simply by
making a practice) of reading the "Jewelry column on
oqr Classified page. Every day or so, people offer expen
sive rings, watches and the like, for cash, at much less than
; actual original cost. ' Bargains are picked np by scores .of
men mnd s-omen.' And If yoa want money qirick you get
i higher cash value by placing a little Want Ad, stating
what you have, under our "Jewelry column, than by any
other means. You deal direct with refined people. No
one need know of the transaction but yourselves. What
kind of Jewelry do you want what have you to Sell?
Read or nse the column suggested for the cost is but,
a few cents. . :. v-
EXAMPLES
LxJbf fl Watch wanted mubt b
a bargain. In rood condition and or
standard maka. StatS; pries. .AUdress
F H-SS. Journal. - ' ' ' ' " '
DIAMOND i RINad AND LADY'S
i' watch tor Immediate sals. Must have
money quick. Orea sacrifice. Addrass
S Q-sT, journal. .. : '
5 month. J Issues, tl.SO. -months,
tl.lt par 11ns per month.
It months. $1.20 per line par month.
JOUMAL CLASSIFIED RATES Zr$Zr"nirMn'i Swn ",tl ""rt,OM th
One Line
When you read- or use mt Classified Wan? 'Ads, you do,, o with as much privacy and
convenience as though you hired secret service people to do what our Want Ads will do.
It matters not WHAT you want to accomplish in buying, selling,, trading, investing, loan-,
ing your INDIVIDUAL interests are cared . for PROMPTLY, accurately and SATIS
FACTORILY. USE convinces. i -i '
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. - ' - (Coprrlsht HOt. by oaorg-s Matthew Adams.) . ; . (
000 indemnity bond to nrotact shippers
durlna ths term covered by a temporary
restraining order- that has been asked
by ths railroad company in connection
with' ths hearing nf an Injunction suit,
Drouicnt in tne reoerai cour Dr
MtlM.J AAMnnMM .A f tl. .11.
fnrcement of an ordar bv tha aUte rait-I junction suit IS set tor July 0.
road commission lowering- distributive!
rates between Portland ana points east
or The Dalles., - me narin oc ins Jn-
tiiv- a. . . .
Woodard, Clarice a Co.
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Exchange 11
Home A6171
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Sale
Our Friday Bargain i Sales are ? specially arranged
money saving occasions. We always sell dnlgs a
Utile lower than any store in town, but during this
Friday sale we make an extra reduction for the one
day, only that no store can possibly compete with.
We will not be undersold and we want every one to
know it. i'-'y.-f. .-1X-. X:- -
Our Drug Sundry Bargains
When we say our drug prices are lower than any store
in the city, we make no exceptions arid offer no baits. When
you purchase A bottle of medicine at this store you get the
genuine article and you are waited on 4y a registered
qualified competent clerk, who knows his business!; Ycnt
take no chances: . :.iy v. f?.'.' Iz'yX-
Moth Balls, regular 10c per pQund -Friday . ,'. ,.,r.5
Witch Hazel, regular 85c per pint Friday . .17
'Chloride Lime, regular 8c per j-pound Friday. .;... '.5
Chloride Lime, regular 10c per J-pound Friday. ;t , . .8
Comp. Licorice Powder, regular 15c package Friday. . .8
Soap Bark, regular 10c per package Friday........... 5
Po. Orris Root, regular 10c per package Friday...... 6
Formaldehyde and Sulphur Torches, reg. 25c Friday 15 f
Soda Bicarb, regular 10c per package Friday. 4
Cream Tartar, regular fdc per pound Friday. ...... .39
Phosphate Soda, regular 25c per pound Friday. ..... .15?
Vanilla Extract, pureregular 15c per bottle Friday.. 10
Lye, regular 10c per can Friday. .7
Colonial and Cut Glass Bargains
Tumblers, Vi dozen, regular $8.50 Friday . . . . . . . .$5.92
Cordial Glasses, $4 dozen; regular $3.50 Friday ... .8245
Wine Glasses, yi dozen, regular $5.50 frriday...
Cocktail Glasses, dozen, regular $5.50 inday...
Wine Glasses, yi doztn, regular $4.50 Friday.....
Wine Glasses. V dozen, reerular $5.25 Friday. .. ..
Wine Glasses, dozen, regular $5.75 Friday.
Water Goblets, y2 dozen, regular $6.75 Friday. . . ..
Water Goblets, dozen, regular $6.85 Friday. . .
Champagne Glasses, yi dozen, regular $65 Friday
S3.85
S3.15
S3.69
$4.02
S4.62
S4.72
Art Department Bargains
Facsimile water colors in antique gold frame, the famous
Russell pictures in ornamented frames, complete assort
ment; values to 60c Friday,...;..,.... ......15
Photo color in one-inch gold frame, brass corner orna
ments, glass size 10x20, large varied assortment, regular
"60c Friday .25
Combination dog pictures framed in soft green, three pic
tures in a frame, size about 8x22, regular $1.75 Friday 59
Small green Vases about 6 inches In height, Rozane ware,
holds single flower, regular price $1.00 Friday. 39
Fern Pots in the new soft green Rozane ware with three
dainty legs, 4-inch top, regular 75c Friday.......... 39
Our Toilet Article Bargains
Spiro Powder, regular 25c Friday. ...lW
Oriental Cream, regular $ 1.50 Friday 93
Java Riz Powder, regular 85c Friday 25
Satin Skin Cream, regular 25c Friday 16
Daggett & Ramsdell Cream, regular 85c Friday 23
Charles Flesh Food, regular 50c Friday 33
4711 Soap, regularper cake 15c Friday .... . . . . . .777.1.1
Lava Soap, per cake regular 10c-Friday ,,6i
Wool Soap, regular 5c per cake Friday, 1 dozen cakes 39f
Friday Stationery Bargains
Eaton-Hurtbufs Box Paper, regular 40c Friday . . . . .2G
All Post Card Albums at 7. ...... .33 1-3 off
"Gem" White Paper Napkins, reg. 15c per 100 Friday 9
A few more of our regular 20c Tablets Friday ll
. Remember, that your fountain pen is cleaned and filled
free of charge. We do all kinds of pen repairing. '
Rubber Goods MarKed Down
2-quart Maroon Combination Hard Rubber Attachments;
regular y.vr' u7 .,........ .. .y
2-quarti Hot Water Bottle, regular $3.00 Friday... $1.59
Ladies' Spray Syringe, regular $2L50-Friday.. ..,$1.98
Rubber lined Wash Cloth Case, silk cover, regular 50c
Friday . 29
Atomizer for spraying nose , and , throat, regular $1.10--
Friday ,.......63
Rubber Complexion Brush, regular SSc-Friday. ....,19
Rubber Sponge, regular 35c Friday r.v.yu....,. 19
Family Liquor Specials, Friday
and Saturday
Preferred Stock Whiskey, quarts, reg. $1.50 special
Fisher's Pure Rye, pint flask, regular 70c special. .
lauci net i iuvi M"" ' " c i
Superior Holland Gin, quart,, regular, $1.25-.!-special
Currant Wine, regular 40c pint special V."i.wi,
Catawba wine, regular 50c quart special.....;..
Feather Dusters, regular 85c special. .. . . . .
..79
..48
: .29
..89
i.35
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rOUDTH A1ID WASICIICrON SHEETS
Fairmont Hotel
hotel in which each
Californian is proud. Fully
meriting the compliments
't ; of its thousands of guests
' ' on its Superb location,
magnificent" 'appoint
ments, perfect service and
exquisite cuisine, r v" '
: f Sinirlft rooms with bath f 2.60
..upwards, : :
Bultes and bath 119 upward.
No room without bath.
' Management of , .
Palace f Hotel Company
San Francisco's
TWO BEST BOTSX.S
TTnOar tha sama taaaag-smsat .
HOTEL JEFFERSON
TVBX ajTD OOTTOa 8TBZXTS
3SO Booms. : ISO rrtvata Baths.
Xnropsaa Plan $1JS0 to $9-00.
'Amocioaa Vlaa S3 .00 to $10.00.
IIOTEL STEWART
QBAXT
trwjoir
BT. ABOVB
a BQUAJUL
850 Boom. ISO Frirmta Baths.
Bnropoaa Flan $10 TJirwaxd.
Oafa a la Carta.
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' Baoh Botal Sands Omallms -:
To all Trains aad Btaamsrs.
Stewart-Barker Co., Props.
BAjg nujrczsoo.
HOTELST
FRANCIS
SANfRANQSCO ?
Each 'gtiest- receives, without
asking, the response to the multi-form
requests of the most ex-,
acting public ' -
The comfort of the present is
-built upon the complaints of the
past, and Hotel St. Francis to
day represents the sum. total of,
a a study ; of individual require
ments. - .
BATES BTTBOFBAK, nOX 1
urWaSB.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OT
JAMES WOODS ?
KCY ROUfE INN
' - OAKLairO, OAXn. '
Will Changro t6 tha ,
AlaXJUOiJI rzo-x
Special rates to permanent ruenta.
Moderate prices. Table d'hote- meals. '
N. S. MULLAN. Manager.
No Cocaine, No Gas
No Students
- Our suooess la duo to uniform
higb-crado work at reaaonablo prices.
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And thoso affltotew1th hoartwean
Dtm - can now have their teeth . ex
tracted filled and bridgework ap
plied without the least pain or dan
ger. . :
PAINLESS EXTRACTION .. . .HO
J2-KARAT CROWNS ........ 6.00
BRIDGE WORK , 5.O0
OUR BE8T PUAIN PLATE., 8.00
ALL. LINED PLATE ........15.00
TEETB. .
Suuniaatiora aad Conraltatloa pf.
Rc-Enamcling Teeth
Is tho greatest invention In modern
dentistry and has boon most success
ful of all methods. v
We extend to all a speolat Invita
tion to call at ' our office and have
their teeth examined free of, charira.
Wo own' and control tho -"largest
and best equipped dental establish
ment In tho world, having 19 offices
all told. . .
We give a written guarantee with
all work for Id yeara. Lady attend,
ant. . ) f ,... - - ,
Open evenings till t. , Sunday to I.
Union Painless Dentists
taiVi Korriaon St Corner first. ,
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TAKINGDRUGS
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Operations are avoided. r
like mlra'lea. -It a a mKin-i-.- m i
rovery. t yo.j want t" 1 ,! ''
the bimcli btuln.i nd iunta:.t
can h!p 'iron a.J rt that i-l"i.
Call or wr!ti. 'o;.ki. i ' '! t
fornu-r patuu:a are tut (.""t -'-