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THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 25. 1908.
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Council Sharpens Ordinance
Scythe for Grass
and Thistles. V
Committee of 15 Eepresenta-
- . tlve Citizens to Be Named
by Mayor and Councilmen
' to Rinse City's Governing
Document.
Mayor Lane and Councilmen Baker
and Cellars were appointed a, commit
s. tea c-t tfirea to appoint a committee of
IS taxpayer to" revise the city charter'
by the city council yesterday and the
work will be started as early as po
Bible. The committee Is to consist of
-'representative citizens and it Is prob-
; SDie mat fjity Attorney Kavanaugn ana
Chief Deputy City Auditor Orutze will
be named to serve because of their in-
1 timate knowledge of the charter and Its
defects. - -
The resolution was introduced by1
' Councilman Wills and It was explained
: mat tne measure was simply an in-
formal manner of starting what is con
, eldered the most Important work con
fronting the citv. After - the amend-
Omenta nave been prepared by the coin-l
mlttee they will 'be reported back to I
tne council and piaoea upon tne oxnciai
ballot at the November election either
by the council or by an initiative pen-
lion. ' s - '.
JT9 Opposition Shows. .
- If the nnrtrna court decides the
case pending In which the right of the
council to place amendments upon tne
ballot la an Issue, in favor of tee city,
the charter amendment to be drafted
by the committee will 'be placed upon
the ballot by the council. If the case
aoea aaainst the citv the changes will
Be submitted to the people . by the
initiative.-- : .-...
There was no opposition to the reso
lution and it was evident that the ooun-
oilmen realized, the extreme necessity
. of making changes in the present char-
. ter. Tneir only rear was tnai tne com
. mlttee to be named might not . be rep
resentative and Impressed upon the
committee of three that they were to
be guided in their choice of the char-
tor committee oy tne vriuua uiiu im
provement clubs and societies and clti-
sena in general. . .--.
Bight Ken to Be jramed. '
An effort wtlf be made by the com-
- rnittee to appoint only such men as
have knowledge of the charter and Its
defects. Men will also be selected who
have broad opinions as to the form of
a municipal government and - such
- changes will be-made as will guaran
tee a oroaaer government jor i-orimnu.
Chief among the defects to be rem
edied are the provisions - relating to
street improvements and the genre! de
air to aaaure a district : assessment
system for Portland will probably be
" gratlziea in tne cnanges to ue prepared
by the committee. City " Attorney
Kavansugh has already announced -his
intention ox going to oesttie to stuuy
tne plan in vogue mere ana to aeter
mine Its effects.
- Plana in use In other cities will also
be investigated and the efforts of the
committee will be spent In securing the
schemes that win be best ror fortiana.
COUNCIL TURNS v
i OVEK HYDRANT COIN
An ordinance which will keep the
sidewalks and vacant lots as well as
occupied land clear of grass, thistles
and brush was passed by the council
yesterday afternoon. - The measure Is
one of the. most sweeping ever pasied
by the city and provides a penalty for
those who violate It. .
No person will be allowed to grow
anything on hts property within the city
limits higher than 10 inches, save such
plants as are used lor ornamental pur
poses if the ordinance is signed by
juayor uana. - -....-.
Several of the councilmen thousrht the
measure too drastic and voted against
it on mat account, councilman Cellars
asked If the measure provided for the
removal of grass and weeds from streets
by - property owners In front of , their
property. - He said that If possible he
would like to Incorporate that provision
In the ordinance, because It would be
an easy matter for tne property owners
to keep : the streets clean by - a little
extra work on their part, and declared
that be has done this himself for some
time." He added that with 800 miles of
streets the property owners oould not
expect the city street cleaning depart
meni to perioral ail or uus wora. 4
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AT THE THEATRES
Collier at Heillg Tonight,
The favorite American comedian. 'Wil
liam Collier! and his excellent support
ing company will begin an engagement
Of tnree nignts at tne lieillg theatre,
Fourteenth and Washington streets, this
evening at 8:16 o'clock, in the comedy,
"Caught in the Rain." A special price
matinee will be given Saturday after
noon, seats are now selling at the thea
tre for the entire engagement .
May Robson's Sale Tomorrow,
The advance seat sale will oten to
morrow (Friday) morning at 10 o'clock
at the box office of the Heillg theatre,
Fourteenth and Washinrton atrMti. fnr
the charming 'actress. May Robson, who
comes to the above theatre next Sunday
night. June 23, in the comedy, 'The
Regeneration of Aunt Mary."
"- "Charley's Uncle."
'Charley's Uncle" is a Jolly chao. who
Is at the Star theatre this week. This
Is the title of a musical comedy, the
last which the Armstrong company will
give in Portland. The engagement of
the popular comedians and chorus girls
will close with "Charley's Uncle."
Mantell's Seat Sale Tomorrow. '
The advance seat sale will onen to
morrow (Friday) at 10 a. m., at the box
office of the Heillg theatre, Fourteenth
and -Washington streets, for Robert
Mantelt This distinguished actor will
present the following plays next week:
Monda- nlsrht, "King Lear"; Tuesday
night, "Macbeth"; Wednesday afternoon,
Bhylock, in "The Merchant of Venice";
Wednesday night, "Hamlet"; Thursday
night, -..."Othello"; Friday night, "King
L.ear"; Saturday afternoon, Macbeth"
Saturday night. "King Richard III.".
Behind the- Scenes. :
Behind the scenes at a vaudeville
theatre Is the subject of a true-to-llfe
act at the Grand this week. This is one
of the . many first-class specialties on
the program. The Orand has never had
a blgjrer nor better balanced bill.
"The Henrietta" at the Baker.
Bronson Howard'a famous play "The
Henrietta," la playing to packed bouses
at the Baker this week, and deservedly
so, for no more magnificent play or
creaitaDie penormsnce or one nas ever
been presented by the favorite stock
company than this has proved to be.
pny Actor at the Oaks. - v
-Have you seen the Shetland pony afe
tor and the girl in the moon as they sp-
Fear each night this week in the big
ree alrdome at the Oaks? If you have
not you have missed something good.
They are presented by the Allen Curtis
comedy company in '"Whlrley-Olrley,''
and are two of the featurea of a feat
ureful entertainment
"A Gentleman Convict" Tonight,
n Unnitall-twood company will
repeat that startling modern melodrama
' . ukii.iBmdn t.-oii vict' a.t tha I.vHrt
tonight It la one of those plays which
please all classes of theatregoers. Re
member the souvenir matinee Saturday.
Beautiful photographs of Mi J.viilw-t
At wood given to every lady In attend
ance. . . . .' .-. J A. .,
The
r. General Demand
br the Well-informed of the World has
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; a laxative which physicians oould
sanction for family use because its com
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome, and truly beneficial in effect.
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of Senna, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That ; Is one of many reasons , why
Syrup ot Figs and Elixir Of Senna la given
the preference by the WeE-Informed.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
by; all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle. "
After months of wrangling over the
question as to whether the city or the
water department should be compelled
to purchase additional fire hydrants the
. oounoilmen gave in yesterday and ap
propriated $30,000 for the purchase of
nyarania ana aiiowea m a,uuu appro
priated out of the funds of the water
board at the beginning of the year for
the purchase of hydrants to be used for
the installation of water mams.
The ordinance appropriating 180,000
for hydrant was not passed without a
. fight and was in fact voted down at
first utter tne council reconsiaerea its
vote and Councilman Beldlng switched
over and voted for the measure.
Mavor Lane took part in the debate.
Councilman Wills presiding over the
council. The mayor explained the rca
- sons of the water board in refusing to
purchase hydrants by stating that it
seemed unjust to him to expect the
Small water consumer iv pay k uikii
water rate for water to be used for
drinking and cooking purposes and have
the money delivered to buy hydrants for
the protection of the general public. He
said that such an arrangement did not
appear equitable to him or to the mem
bers ox tne water ooara.
JUDGE 0DAY UMPIRE ;
IN BASEBALL SUIT
Judge O'Day learned something about
the difficulties of baseball players and
tnanagere yesterday. ' His knowledge
along that line was Increased by testi
mony in the case of Charles W, Moore
against Pascal Hill and others, the de
fendants being the backers of the 8t
Johns ball team as a member of the Tri
City league In the season of 1907. -
Moore Is a professional ball player
and was originally , employed at $0
per month. Later on his compensation
was i ineressed to $100 per month.
Whether this latter salary was condi
tional or absolute Is a disputed point
the defendants admitting that they
greed to pay the salary, but say it was
to be paid only on condition that public
subscriptions were received as hoped
for. But say the defendants, the sa
loons were ciosea on Sunday and as ths
ball games were played on that day
they were not liberal i Bhelling out1'
The result was a depleted treasury and
disappointed ball players.
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a a fIO painless Dentists.
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Painless Extraction, , 60cf Plates, $8.00.
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14B ACXES, It miles from this city, S miles from railroad town and
2 miles from country town, church, graded schools, etc: 40 acres un
, der cultivation, 2.000,000 feet merchantable saw timber, 100 .-acres
fenced and cross-fenbed, t-room house, barn 66x72, fine dairy house, and
all other necessary outbuildings, i This is an Ideal stock and dairy "
ranch, and there is enough timber on the place to pay for it Price $8,000.
10 AOSS on Vancouver Heights, fine modern house, large barn and
fully equipped for chicken-raising, water in the house and yards. This
is an ideal home and the best Investment that is of ferd In the city to-'"
day. Price $8,000, ft cash, balance can run $, or 8 years at per cent,
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. w i ill mmw v Mill. Bva.. . - v.v J w. 1 m 7W . 1 . . ( V' 1 1 1 V. V v. II J ll TT 11.
church, stores, to. :e 23 acres under cultivation, balance slashed burned and '
seeded; place fenced and cross-fenced, living stream and good well at house;
4-room house, barn 60x0, granary, chicken. and nog houses, etc; 8 cows,
bull, team, wagon, harness, plows, harrow, mower, rake, crops, in fact ' '
evorythlng on the place but a few personal effects. Owner must sell on
account of sickness in family.; Piioe $3,800. $1,600 cash; ; ' . ..:
It you- are looking for a homo or as an lnvestment--see our llsC Ws
can suit you and save you money. " -"."
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Bank. Store and Office Railings
Fire Escapes
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Portland Wire & Iron Works
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Offers still greater values in thoroughly dependable, seasonable merchandise Values that have never before
been equaled here or, elsewhere. Is not the magnificent success of our Bargain Friday Sales a hbld example of
what such methods will do? Are you benefiting to the utmost extent by, the policy of this store "Giving
Absolutely and Unconditionally the Best Values ? No really i careful buyer will pass the offers we make
without investigating them. Look at these economy opportunities for tomorrow. Here are PRICES THAT
SUGGEST THE DESIRABILITY OF SUPPLYING THE ENTIRE SEASON'S NEEDS:
Our 45 lot
Barg
ain Friday Sale-Domestic Section
1 ,.-,, OFFERS UNUSUAL VALUES BE SURE AND GET YOUR SHARK.
. Hotel and housekeepers will find thia a rare opportunity to supply their needs in Towels, Curtains, Pillow Cases, etc- at a great saving.
Prices have been reduced like .this V , , , t , . .
DRESS GINGHAMS, BEST 12c GRADE, 94
On special sale tomorrow, about 200 pieces of new Dress Ginghams of
best standard make, best wearing quality, a large variety of designs to
choose from in stripes, checks and plaids in medium and dark colors;
this season's goods; our regular 12c grade, on sale Bargain ft
Friday at...;.... . iJC
, CURTAIN SWISS, 13c AND 18c KINDS, 11
A special sale of white Curtain Swiss, comes full 36 inches wide and
in a large asosrtment of dots, figures and stripes in neat and attrac
tive designs, dainty; window coverings that have always sold at 1 '
15c and 18c a yard, on sale Bargain Friday at..... .11C
: PILLOWCASES, BEST ISc KINDS. 11
A most unusual offering for tomorrow's sale; a special line of Pillow
Cases, made of strong linen finished muslin, good large size, 45 by 36,
inches; extra good values at 15c each, on sale Bargain Friday
BATH TOWELS, 25c VALUES, 18
Only about 50 dozen to sell at thia low price; unbleached Bath Tow
els of excellent wearing quality,1 good large size, 23 by 46 Inches,
hemmed all ready to use; our leader at 25c, priced for this sale,- f Q
while thej last, Bargain. Friday ,at.v . . ii..Vi'i .;'. V'AV . i i .OC
VVTUte Scotch
Just the thingf for beach" or country cottage; sold regularly at f?Q-
95c, a pair, tornorrow only, at, per pair.f,t...t..,,..1,..ii.,,DJC
Those in need of window coverings for beach or country cottage
should not overlook this special sale of white Scotch Lace Curtains;
they come in a large assortment of neat new designs; they, are 2i
yards long by 36 inches wide and have always sold at 95c a pair; if
you. are going to need new curtains for youf summer cottage, don't
let this exceptional offering pass unnoticed; priced for this sale CO
at, per pair. . ; OUC
12o BBASS CUBTAIN RODS FRIDAY AT 80
A special sale of brass Curtain Rods, extending from 30 to 54 inches; our regular 12jc line on sale Bargain Friday at.... ,8f
A GREAT SAItE OF
Women's
; Faraeolo
$1 J0 to $3 Kinds. Your Choice Only 69
Just the Thing for the Seaside.
A great special sale ' of women's fine Parasols in
white and fancy colors, comprising an unlimited as- .
sortment of neat and attractive styles; no woman'
should be without one or more of these Parasols
when they can be bought at such a ridiculously low -price;
values from $L50 to S3, your choice, CQ
while they last, Bargain Friday at........... ,v7C r
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Our Pbpultar Sills
Offers the Following Unmatchable Values
Exceptional savings tomorrow on high-grade silka of reliable qual
hy; silks that are seasonable, fashionable and in greatest demand
right now, are offered to you at prices lower than ever before.
A SALE OF FOULARD SILKS
1,200 yards of regular 75c and 85c Foulard Silks JQq
A great special purchase on sale tomorrow at less than wholesale
COSt. ' i ... '"' "
21 snd 23-inch pure silk Foulards in a wonderful sssortment of beau
tiful new designs in new up-to-date colorings, neat small pin dots.
polka dots, rings, figures, stripes and . novelty effects in shades of
Drown, tan, vopennagen oiue, green, navy, myrue ana oiacic, cic; a
beautifully finished, soft cling fabric, nothing nicer or richer for
summer wear;, silks that have always sold at 75c and 85c a yard, on
sale tomorrow at less than usual wholesale cost; your choice PA.
Bargain Friday, a yard i I .... I . .J UC
, PONGEE SILKS, $1 AND $1.25 GRADES, 69
A sensational sale of Pongee Silks, about 900 yards of colored rough
Pongee Silks, warranted all pure silk, a bright, brilliantly finished
fabric in this season's moat wanted weave, rough Tuscan and Tus
orah and Shantung weaves; comes in the newest shades of brown,
blue, natural, white, etc.; silks of unequaled wearing quality; f Q.
regular $1 and $1.25 kindsf on sale Bargain Friday at UeC
TAFFETA jlLKS, 36 INCHES WIDE, 58
An extraordinary sale of yard -wide Pagoda Taffeta, a very desirable
silk for- all around wear, warranted not to cut, break or slip; comes
with a dull chamois finish in a good weight especially adapted for
linings, petticoats, waists,, etc, shown in all the best shades, black,
brown, castor, tan. creen. erar. steeL lilac, etc.; regular 75c grade;
unequaled in width and quality at this low price, Bargain Fri- C Q
day at.... UOC
A STOCKING Sale
Extraordinary
,, SEE OUR MORRISON STREET WINDOW DISPLAY
Although we have hundreds of doxens of women's and children's
Stockings In this sale we advise early selection as these sales are al
ways successes and many of the best numbers will be entirely sold out
before closing time. Here's just a hint of the values -
WOMEN'S STOCKINGS. 25c VALUES AT 10 .
Women's fine gray cotton Stockings in black polka dots and other
fancy designs, made with reinforced heel and toe, extra good 1A
wearing stockings; regular 25c values, priced for this sale, pair lvC
. WISSES LACE HOSE, 10 A PAIR
Misses' fine mercerized Lace Stockings, in a number of pretty pat
terns, most all sizes in the lot; regular 35 values, priced for " n
talift SellC st a--) ete'e e ssaeaaee4Sseeeee is. a em 3 C
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS, 20c VALUES, AT 10
Children's fine fast black cotton Stockings in 1 by I and 2 by 1 rib,
all aizes for boys and girls; our regular20c line, priced for this 1 fl
sale at...,.,.... .............. ,.iUC
' .. INFANTS' STOCKINGS. S A PAIR i i
A special clearance sale infants' Hose in fink and red disle, also pink
ana rea tace oocks, an sizes; regular at values, priced for this
sale at...... .'.
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Friday's Special Bargains
FANCY GOODS Section
Neckwear, Laces. Embroideries, Etc.
PRICED FAR BELOW REAL WORTH. .
; For tomorrow's great sale we offer truly remarkable bergains in
our popular Fancy Goods section; .The styles are correct, materials
the best, workmanship the finest and prices lower than ever before.
LACE BANDS AT 43, $175 TO $2 KINDS ,
A special, sale of 1,000 Princess Lace Bands and Edges, in exquisite
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porter at a great price concession and offered to you tomorrow at
the same big saving. 'r , ;
BOX RUCHINO AT 19, REGULAR 35c KINDS
A special sale of pretty fiox Ruching, packed six strips to a box;
comes in colors white, blue, pink, black, etc.; all new, desirable pat
terns; priced for this sale at half. ,;v 7?;
TORCHON LACE AT 4 6c TO 10c KINDS ? .
A special sale of 10,000 yards English Torchon Laces and Insertions
in widths from yi to 3 inches, a'complete showing of the newest snd
best patterns; a lace that is unequaled as to wear, made with fine
firm edges. vV"-'- ' -." ' -- Z ' '"i'Ur '.
WASH NECKWEAR AT 15, REGULAR 25c VALUES
A special bargain sale of women's dainty wash Neckwear in four-in-
i . . . f ., . . r A j ' . . ! . , , , . .
nana lies, string ties, etc.; sdout. w uuicn in mt su ongnt new
goods, the correct tie to be worn with embroidered stiff collars so
much in' demand this season.
. EMBROIDERIES AT 88, 75c to $1.25 KINDS
A sale of 10,000 yards of high quality- Corset Cover and Flouncing
Embroideries, IS inches wide, embroidered on best grade Swiss,
nainsook and chiffon cloth, beautiful new patterns in eyelet work, cut
effects, shadow work and padded floral designs, from neat little de
signs to the large scroll effects; most extraordinary values.
EMBROIDERIES AT 12, 25c KINDS J .
All our regular 25c Embroideries and Insertions in widths from 3 to 6
inches, in pretty dainty patterns; go on sale tomorrow at one-half
the usual selling price. : ; i,. ': '' - v' v '-I
SPECIAL FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
Irluslinwear and
Corsets
Below we list three of the many special val
ues offered in our Muslin Wear and Corset
section. Special underpricing . of well made,
neatly trimmed garments that are full worth
our regularly low prices. Values that are not
met with every day,
SOc CORSET COVERS 28 ' . ,
An extra special offering of Corset Covers.
'made of fine nainsook and trimmed with pretty
vai. lace insertion snd edging and baby rib-
bon; another style is trimmed with wide era
broidery inaction and neat lace edge; regular
50c and 65c values, special for Bargain Oft-.
Friday, . . rt . .. . ............. MiJC
75c MUSLIN DRAWERS 39
A special Bargain Friday offering of 50 dozen .
muslin Drawers, made of first-class cambric.
umbrella style, and trimmed with rows of hem- "
stitched tucks and wide embroidery ruffle;
made extra full in the ooen or closed stvle:
best 75c values, your choice while they Oft.
last, special for Bargain Friday .OUC
75c CORSETS 43
A fine line of Corsets, made of good quality heavy coutil or light
batiste in the hih or low bust, short or deeo hio. with hose nnnnrt.
ers on front and sides; another line made of good quality summer mi
icriai in an sizes, is 10 ou; oesi ac values, special tor this sale. A O
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FKIDAT'S SPECIAL VAIUES II? THE
. Men's '
Section
The finest , stocks of men's
furnishings and , underwear in
the city are here. Ws know this
by investigation ' and because
buyers prove it many times a
day. We call your particular at
tention to the following specials
for Friday
V i - MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS AT 81.49
A special Bargain Friday, offering of men's mohair Negligee Shirts,
maae wua sou Dution-aown couar ana an seams double stitched; the
sleeves have two buttons; these splendid garments are made of the
best grade mohair and come in cream or white; regular $175 C A(S
values,, special for Bargain Friday . . ... ,y 1 i J
- , MEN'S UNDERWEAR AT 39
A apecial offering of men's Balbriggan Underwear in ecru, bine and
salmon colors; they are made of fine elastic ribbed material?, are
form fitting and have elastic ribbed neck;, regular 50c values, Oft,
special for Bargain Friday. . ..".;..;.,.; ,..).
,i-:'r': - MEN'S GOWNS AT 63
A special offering of men's plain white Muslin Gowns, made with
embroidered fronts and soft turndown collar or low neck without c K
lar; they are cut good full size and long length; regular 75c r
value, special for Bargain Friday. .
. xMEN'S FANCY SOX AT
A; special Bargain Friday offering of men's black cotton f x, v.;h ;
fancy silk embroidered stripes in red, blue' prwhite; they are t ? i
seamless and have fine ribbed tops; regular 25c valur. s;-ci J f ,
for Bargain Friday.,................ - - - ;
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