The Oregon daily journal., August 21, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST 21. 1P08.
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM COLLISION
Oil farrier and
Steamer l.'un
in Four.
lost
ONE AT ,('IKK
OFF Kl Kirs 3MMTII
l'ftWcnKTS K. Int.- iiruiii(iincos
AfNr HiuiiiR Se. ii V K rf
Made ly llif Officer Many l.lws
Were in (.'rave Ihtnirer.
iell, Mr. Heard remalrilnjj In the iniiii 1 !r f
craft t imaim In atenrlng II 1'nfor j
Innately It had been made fast ahreiirit
(if the two boat arnln whon It in"'k
tha current of tha Columbia l the;
mouth of tha Willamette It turned tur
tin nulillna the helmsman ami tha d
In tliu river. Hoth were recovered villi
out tftom difficulty. Tha boat h
towed to Holbrook ami the partv Inn. I
nnd vesterdiiy afternoon another Ij.niI
kkh sent :i ft -r the overturned, rraft It
11:1.4 .-l!e,t: dilliiu Iff I, hilt ft number of
hi I!, l.-fi nf the .iu'.'ti "ere h'M.
HOLDS LEIIER US B "
nnmn i mil nmnrn
v GOODtSCONTRACT nm
May CIIAKTPltN MAPI:.
mid
A serious dlsriMer wits nnrrowly
verted off tin- mouth of tlm I'.di.mhia
river Tuesday nhout noon he.i ft big
BteBmer believed 10 h. the .'II carrier
Roma, bound from this port for S:tn
Francisco, brushed 11 1 ftjinlnst the l.w
of the steiimer OeorK" W IC ! ! or. at
anchor off the river waiting for -be fog
to lift
The Klder hftd about 100 pnssenirors
on board nnd hnd tho oil steamer 10'
managed to shear off Just In tho nlrk
of time it Is nosslble thnt some would
have been drowned had the Klder 1 11
rammed. Possibly both steamers would
Jiave gone dou n.
The facts were not made pulill.- upon
tha arrival of the vessel to re late Tues
day night but gradually It was give
Out by a few of the passengers who
happened to see the narrow escape. To
them It appeared as if a collision could
not bo avoided and they rushed aft to
escape beinij eautrht In the snmsh up.
The Elder reached her cock here
bout 16 hours late because ol" hmlna
been tied up In the fog. At tlmi it
was so dense tnat It whs Impossible to
ee a ship's let gth ahead nnd this Is
aid to be the reason that the dangerous
proximity of the bin oil carrier was not
discerned bv nil on board.
The Elder left hern last nleht for
Pan Pedro via San Francisco, carrying;
bout 100 passengers ard a full cargo
of freight.
Schooner fo Load l.umlx'r
Htennier to Ixwul Wheal.
J A. Paters. ni t"dnv el.nrtcr.-d t'.e
American aohooner Annie Sm.ilo to load
lumber at this port for Hongs... i.k Sh.
Is now en iiMile to Columbia river fi "hi
Makawell, II I.. In ballast mil -loild
arrive unv iln v The uuk'h . n. isi
of ubout l.HOO.l'OO f.-et an. I will h- f ir
nlshe.i by the .North P.icliic I. irt.I.er
company
Yestcr.l.iv afternoon Kerr, ilitfoid
Co. chartered the lii'llish nl.'inin r Kails
if N'ltli to curry a cargo of wheat from
this port to Kurope Kin- will come here
in bu.ilu.st frotn San rrancisco
along thk vati:':kijot.
i "l.afe Pen a ha no contract with tha
Cnited Hallways to fill tha terminal
grounds," stated Chief Engineer I.loyd
1 WlrkeraJiam this morning. "Mr. Pence
has made us a proposition and we are
considering It and soma arrangement
may bo made soon Rut there haa been
no contract awarded 1 don't aee why
Fence s! oiild witil to talk about this j
matter It is something that I don't
see that tin public can hi e any Inter- :
.-st In " i
Tbl.s sMlMiirnl n made In reply tn
l.afe Fen.es claim to have In en award 1
e.l the contract f 01 jill.nu li e tei initial j
grounds !
Aitbur ' Kmmons. attorney for thai
1'nlled Hiillwajs, also made a Mate
ment to the same effect
'There h.H.s been no formal contract
sinned as yet." he said "It is possible;
that there may be something detiniie to
sav in r.amd to the inatlei In a lew
i di.vs, wli.11 we cvpeet to haw It finally .
ntaln lorris settled, but ni present I don't see h.'vvj
4 North Towiler, Or., Aug. 21.
t'. if. Uorham, who' recently 4
made a rash nale of a fine alfalfa 4
ranch at 140 an acre, today sold
s to David I,e one of the ftneat of 4
4 the smull ranches on folf creelc 4
at $47 SO an acre cash. Tha 4
dwelling and fencing alone are 4
4 are worth J6.000. " 4
4
Junction City, Or.. Aug. 21
E. Hartly has eold his 40(1 acre
farm, situated two mlle north- 4
4 went of Junction City, for 118 4
4) per acre. 4
4
f
1
AT THK TIIKATItHS
Orjiheuni I'acked Hotisea.
Every night since the opening of the
Interesting t'rphcum theatre the performers liavo
played to capacity houses, the demand
SAW "FLVI.VG PITCHMAN."
Third Officer of So-anirr 8trathlyon
One of Fortunate Few.
J. M. Mitchell, third officer on the
British steamer Strathlyon Is one of the
few sailors who have seen the "Flying
Dutchman." He saw It beating round
the Cape of Good Hope close to a dozen
years ago when bound from England 10
India on the British hark County of
Kinross. Mitchell nerved his nppren
tieeshlp on the bark and was here with
her seven years ago.
t "We had a most eventful voyage,"
aid Mr. Mitchell this morning in re
calling tho strange phenomenon, "and
It was Indeed Interesting to me who
Was meeting King Neptune for the. first
time. While .at anchor on the berth
off the English port whence we event
ually tooks departure, a big steamer;
came along one night and cut the bow
Off 1 the bark, but luckily only' above
the water line. We were In our bunks
In the forecastle and made a grand rush
for the boats, believing, of course, thnt
the ship was doomed. After having
bean delayed flvo -waaka for repairs we
finally started out.
"It was summer In the south when
w reached the latitude of the cupe an !
J was at the wheel one iiicjit when
(suddenlv about two miles in fore us
there loomed up a three-masted suuare
rigger. We were running befoxa the
Wind and the stranger was Waling
round the cape. To avoid a collision
I threw the wheel over a couple of
rioints, but to my astonishment satf
hat it did not alter the relative posi
tion of the two vessels. No matter how
I pointed the bark's bow there was the
three-master right In her path. We all
aw the vessel with most, of her salls
pread. Even the cook, with his white
cap was seen leaning over the rail
looking into the sea. Then It disap-
eared as suddenly and mysterious v as
had appeared. Jt had vanished.
"We bresurned It was a mirage; it
could have been nothing but a reflec
tion of a passing vessel, but It was
Th, Ktf.iitriAr Homer I
Is hook,.,! lo sail for San Frnnclucn thin I cell make H II v statement, especially
evening as 1 n tn attorney for the company and
Reinsurance, on the British steamer an t hlng said now might have a bad
Aeon has advanced to 3; per cent. She effect upon the business josstruv
is now 4n days out from San Francisco' may be able to make an
for Svdnev Anstrnlhi SiliA b.f't rlnu a . u t e r-. , t In n few d.avs
port July 1 and stopped at San Fran- l.afe Fence claims t hat he proposed to for seats compelling the management
else, for additional cargo. u, Fulled Railways to fill the Guild s to Place chairs In the orchestra rit that
Tl:e steam schooner Shoshone 'arrived , lake property recently purchased for ; ,V'W, '""re enthusiastic admirers of
in the river last night to load lumber . 1 1, terminals for IT. cents a cubic yard. , high-class vaudeville might have an
for Sun Francisco. :,,,, w!ls ,,., wltt, a ..muter proposi - 1 "PPr lu ni ty of witnessing this bill.
' Hon that he do the work for 1" cents
MAKINli NOTES. 'o which he agreed and a emir ict to Opening of ttlunkall Company.
" j that effect waa drawn up and sign. .1 Sunday afternoon August 23. the
Mi'urtiiir out Mr Pence s stall merit. ..,. , .,1 ...,i,.. . 1 .,,,,.,!,
Cl,l, ... ,A ---. ,..,.1, oi, .ill..e'l l.lllllll.lll n.oil l.'ltl-
hisj ui o.jo a- 1 it has been nscertalne,! that a leu.r r,..nv ., ,,,, . th ,..1, ntin.
i written by I.loyd Wlokersham. chief on- t!,Jlt thrilling domestic "m.-lodraina.
gin. er of the Fnlled Hallways, aci . pt- -riio Confessions of a Wife.'' In the
Astoria. Aug. 111.
m (-team.r lieorge W. Klder, for Snn
Pedro and way ports.
Nagasaki, Aug 17. Sailed French
bark General Paldberbe for Portland
Astoria. Aug. 21. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m. smooth,
wind west, two miles; weather clou.lv.
Tides at Astoria Saturday: High
water 10. 46 a. m., 6.7 feet; 10 p. in.,
S feet I-ow water 4:15 a. m., 0.2 of a
foot ; 4 :l 8 p. m , S. feet.
Tomorrow Only
This $3.50 Go-Cart
41.94
Full Size Folding Go-Cart, rubber-tire
whtels, reclining back and adjustable
dasrt, tan or blue leatherette.
ing the proposal made bv Mi Fen. e
new coippany are
number of fhe
been received by the latter nnd has been most popular favorites that have ever
turned over bv him to tne reoeiwr 01 .appeared here,
the Title Guarantee ,t Trust company. 1
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Ft'
Sefnlar Itinera Due to Arrlva.
Breakwater, Coos Pay Aug. 2D
Rose City San Francisco Aug. 25
HoHiiokr, Ban Pediy and way . . . . Aug. 2fi
Alliance, Coos Pay Aug. 26
ICureka, Eureka and Coos Aug. 29
cjeorge W, Elder, Han Pedro Sept. 1
Suite, San Francisco Sept. 1
Homer, San Francisco Sept. 5
Numantia, orient Sept. 15
Nlcomedla. orient Oof. 1
Anibla, orient Oct. 15
Alesla, orient Nov. 1
Beg-olar Iilners to Depart.
Homer. San Francisco Aug. 21
Alliance, Coos Hay Aug. 22
male, Man ernnclsco Aug. .2
Breakwater, Coos Hay Aug. 26
Roanoke. San Pedro and way.. Aug. 27
Rose City, San Francisco Aug. 29
Eureka, Eureka and Coos Aug. 30
Alesla, orient Sept. 1
G. W. Elder. San Pedro SePx- 3
Numantia, orient .....Oct. 1
Nieomedia. orient Oct. IB
Arabia, orient Nov, 1
Vessels In Fort.
Broderlck Castle, Br. sh Stream
Larglemore, Br. sh N. P. Ebr. Co.
Crown of India. Br. sh .... Columbia 1
Leyland Bros., Br. sh Drydock
Donna Francesca. Br. bk Astoria
Ancaios, Br. ship Llnnlon
Churchill. Am. sch . . . , AstorU
Echo, Am. tikln Attoria
Kelburn, Br. bk Astoria
I h-ydock
. Astorl.i
. . Stream
.Mersey
. Asuuia
1 'ol ph ins
Prescott
. Astoria
BAD MELONS CAUSE
VENDOR TO BE E
Harry Amkellan. an Armenian
who sells fruit direct from the
cars to street peddlers as well
as to the commission houses.
was fined $25, the minimum fine. 4
in the municipal court today for
selling melons unfit for food. 4
Mrs. 9. A. Evans. deputy
health officer, found four ped-
dlers selling melons below the
standard. She told them If they 4
did not tell from whom they 4
bought the melons they would be
arrested. They named Arakellan,
who was tried in the municipal
court a week ago. !
Judge Van Zante handed down
his decision today. declaring
that though tlje ordinance under
which Arakelian was prosecuted
does not mention 'car" tn Its 4
title. It covers the case, and
Arakellan could be prosecuted
tha Bame ns though he liad sold j
the melons from a commission 4
house.
I'antages' Tlieatro.
Va Tralnor and Myrtle Pule, novelty
comedy sketch artists, are making a big
hit at the Pantagcs this week The fun
comes fast nnd furious every minute
their musical sketch Is In action Mr.
Tralnor introduces a new Merry Widow
waltz that would make some of our
local dancing masters green with envy.
Next Week.
The Bottomley troupe, sensational
Hying gymnasts. In America's greatest
casting act, and the original Wang
I doodle quartet, coon town outups, stng
1 ers, dancers and comedians, will be the
two headline acts at Vantages theatre
next week.
Swim in a Tank.
Tn"e Flnneys swim in a large glass
tank at the ijran.l tins week when thev
go through one of the best novelties of
the season. The Finnevs are as much
at home in the water as other people
are on nrv mn.i, ror tnev eat. drink and
sleep under the waves The Flnneys are
ohamfMon swimmers, nnd all their' feats
are unique.
Dancing Interlude.
No name Ih better known In eastern
vaudeville houses than Barney Fagln.
who come to the GiaiTl next week with
Henrietta Byron In a stnglng and danc
ing Interlude. This will be one of many
all-star features.
"Chow ( how" at the Oaks.
"Chow ("ho" is ' still running to
packed audiences in the spacious Air
dome at the Oaks and the large crowds
take great delight In the pretty songs,
beautiful chorus and brlcht (okes of the
company. The play Is the best yet put
on by the Allen Curtis company.
Asard. Nor. sh
Alvetia, Am. sch
Albert Klckmers. C,er. bk
Eugenie Fautrel. Fr. bk . .
V. F. Jewett. Am. sch...
Bucranla. Br. us ,
M. S. Hollar. Br. ss
Irene, Am. sch
Koko Head, Am. bkln .. Portland Lbr c.
Washington,- Am. ss I'rydock
Braemount, P.r. ss ... Montgomery No 2
Alesia, Gr. ss Alhlna
Andorlnha. Br. bk Centennial r a n. 1 ' ' "" Aug. 21. A report
state or cantornia Am. ss. . . Alnswnrth n kouib w ou-o - reached this city Inst night that repre
Johnn Poulsen. Am. ss Oak street Port Crawford, Br. sh J.af a0 ' sentatlves of Carver's Oorvalli ,
Homer. Am ss Couch street Hiver Kallocil. Br. bk ( ailao LeJlt.. ' a'fJ 5. l1r A1
Alliance. Am. ss c;ich st reel , nn Ger. sh Yokohama " . " ' B .VT. ' f. ' n ' V" sl r?1"
AFsuan, Ger. ss. . .
noverle, Br. ss . . . .
Westminster. Br.
Janeta. Br. ss. .
Franklyns. Br. ss .
Yeddo, Br. ss
Ne.lerland. Ger.
San Francisco , " '
San Francisco RAILROAD CHAXflES
. San Francisco
Yokoham a
San Francisco
.San Frar.eisco tr,,r.0& o.
DIEECTIOX A CIA IX
Strathlyon, lir. ss.
Rho'!"rl.i;. Dim, Am. barge
E. & W. Mills ; Oe. Faidherbe, Fr. bk.
not an Inverted n oture ns most rrsuer, .-in. nam
mirages; il was a perfect ship sailin
upon the eea as naturahy as you see
En Route to Load Iinniuer.
Alumna, Am. sch
ueiiome. Am. sen i,. ii.,
Astoria ' Henrietta, Ger. sh..
Aster, Ger. bk . . .
. .1,! XV,.iilliH l.'r lik West eoast
Kahului : iiomeVarri Bound, Am. bk. Vanc'v'r, B.C.
1 e V'e lei', or. t)K noun 1 1
Yokohama ; trnm Monroe to this city. Some daws
.West coast aKO worK nn the road was turned to-
Valnaraiso :"u"ln' wav rrom me proposed
Y.lliairtiBU rmaQ 1,,. nnllfn.ni t '
Wane! Gale. Am. .sch S.tn Kranclseo
Oliver J. (Jlson, Am. sch San P,.,m
San Francisco
San Francisco
.San 1-ranciscu
them in reality. Of course we out it frnlrhaven. Am. ss . .
down for the 'Flvlng Dutchman. 1 i Amaranth, Am. bktn
"The strange phenomenon was the 1 Tiverton, Am. ss. . .
topic of conversation on board until we Puako, Am bktn....
got within a few nays' voyage of our Annie Sinale. Am. 1
Sestination, when a huge waterspout at- Stanley Dollar. Am.
tracted our attention. It came, dan- Americana, Am. sch
gerously near and there was an abund- Crescent. Am. schr.
nee of anxiety on board for a few j Olympic, Am. bk...
minutes." Shoshone. Am ss...
- En Bout
LAUNCH Tl HNS TURTLE.
RAtt'V WOO DTTTXTT" VflT a
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1 vdgate Br bk fcata nnsaiin " nmuo uj bii eoonnng Evrups and
Vino 'Nor sh MojU'iones baby medicines that contain opium and
I lesd'amona. Br. sh Oallao . narcotics. McGee's Baby I'lixir con-
Cornll Bart Fr bk .. Newcastle, N. S. W. 1 tains no Injurious or narcotic drugs of
i.-- i.k . Antwern ! any kind. A sure and safe cure for din-
Santa Rosalia prillo'n Fr bk '. '. '. Antwerp i ordered stomachs, bowels and fretful-
Alaka well : Ootievleve Mollnos, Fr. bk Hobart ! nesj splendid for teething Infants.
San Francisco : j ,aRrlild. Nor. bit Caldera Sold by SHidraore Drug company.
Japan i Nulellv.' F"r bk Hobart
...Honolulu Leon Blum, Fr. bk Hobart
San Francisco Mkhelet, Fr. bk Hiogo
' JUI r ran.'isco 1 UHnland. Run. sh Guayaquil
With Cement and General. : Magdalene, Ger bk Acapuleo
A Traveler's
Accident Insurance
POLICY FREE WITH EVERY $5.00 HANDBAG,
SUIT CASE OB TRUNK
An Offer
Extraordinary
ci nnnnn will be paid in case of
pl.UUU.UU accidental death.
cennn per month in case of acci
apDU.UU dental injury while traveling.
A complete line of Bags, Trunks, Suitcases Card- We Carry "Cross" London
cases, Toilet Sets, Etc., always on hand '
at reasonable prices. Gloves and Leathers.
Aherfnvla Ur ah . Alexander Isenberg. Ger. bk. . .Honolulu
Bidart, Fr. bk . . . '. '. '. " ' - - a w ern Thiers. Fr. bk Bel fast
Clan Graham. Br. sh cirrtiff .general Fy. Fr bk Hobart
lncennes, Br sh Antwerp1 011 Carriers Ea Route.
.... London Roma, Am. ss San Pedro
..Hamburg 1 '
Ant werp
Spills Helmsman and Pet Doe Into
C...1..11.. I Gael. Fr. bk
nil 11 1 hk . uii. 1 v - . c, ,,
, , i NeatsfleUls, Br. sh . . .,
Pete Beard, engineer of the Columbia : navid ri Ani.-.n vr
Digger company, and a pet dog had a Brabioch. Br.' bk AntwerS : POTA'TV SHFRTFF
narrow escape from drowning In the K'illoran , .,, Antwerp, UUl 1 1 CIlI,lUri
Columbia river yesterday while out for I Jolnvllla' Fr' bk.' Arfwern
launch ride. The engine bed refused . Carmanlan, hr. bk . . .. Ham)..;.!,
to work and while b.-mg tnw.-d the : rtoehaniheau, Fr. bk r pith
launch turned over, j rc ipitating the Gulf Stream. Br. hk '. An'twern o .. n n k
occupants Into the water i Alice. Fr. bk r onrtoE ' E'1l,or p ' K'""r nf ' " Hl!",bfr'
Tho awlilfnt mieht ! e resulted k- : Piimn,, a.1.!,!.; tr. ',' " T ndei.endent thinks that t" mm h of the
-"- " ' nij , 1 1 . is, A n FA'arn .. . . j,ti. ..
had it nor been f,,r what m irhr t.n Tour A ,,,., r. -roe! t or '1'.' .nt-ture 01 JwmHin. me
Tiv'i .. ' i'u w hn ba
i-J U II
Coal Snips En Route.
I QsBttT fW TUt BOWtLS Mil UVtH ya I
SOLVED MYSTERY
iliiess.
Eugene Schneider. Fr lik
riously had it not been f j- w hat might La Tour de Auvergne, Fr
De termeo a sirein -o Kf"i jock, nearri .rmen, j- r. fiK
With a number of friends had been out
they appealed to the' ens., line boat Ga I if, R??he -nf q.jlin. Fr bk. Newcastle. A. to those of Hill shorn
Bossuet, Fr. hk. .
Hair Cutting 1 5c
BEonnrrwo tOMoaaow
the nurder
f r..l,-.. t.,u l,.en e'f.n til tho t u 1 t -
l . .. n.l ..t An.,,,ot. All Trnrlr vnaranlcAH .1,1 . -i
n.ma n o'.nin . . . n e, o...-, tr.,-. .. n .....nj in ? t-ciass.
selle to tow them to Hull rook, where
tinln back to
the party could take t
Portland.
Terms were agreed iir.un and
launch was Looked on t . the- Gazelle. ' Craehaii, Hr
All of the partv evcejoing Mr Heard , ua. lames. i,er. ss .
ncj the dog stepped . cr to the Ga - i Guernsey. .'or. ss
K -
Torrlsdale. Br. sh Mnnciu '
the Traa-.p Steamera En Bonte.
San Francisco
. . Puget sound
Shanghai
WILL SOON BE GONE
TERMS OF $6 CASH AND $6 A MONTH FAST DISPOSING OF
SEVENTY-FIVE PIANOS THAT WF.KKNT SOLD DURING
JULY, ON ACCOUNT OF THE ' HOT WEATHER"
Savings of From $125.00 to $200,000 During This "Must-Have-the-Room"
Sale The Greatest Piano Event Portland Has
Known in Years.
Newoaetle. A I "It was a country sheriff who did the
ewcastle, A. real work In that ease." l.e sacs
lie bad nothing in go on exenpr in
fact that a men ha I been found out in
the bruh with th t. p nf bis r
crushed in. N-.b..v kn- vv him ..r
f I- seer him 1i it the li. i if U.-pt
putting little things tr.rther 'l't 1 h,.
ha.i figured ...:t that ,ol.nr..i li
ma n who c. 'in in i t ted the crime .1,
H . 1 1 1 has si' nfessed lie was hr
r.iigr.d last IcV-dav and was giver, .n
til vtslcr-hi t" per counsel and plea.'
But he h,.' - ni. minev and none has been
ralse.1 f,.r ! :ni. .' noiiiinff- could be ilnr.c
and tv-' c.-,.. w!!; p'-i.i'iflblv go oyri un
1 I set! ,e ' " ' e V ' W ee k
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Miihers, send your children here to,
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We Do
Artistic
Picture
Framing
Free
Phones
In Art
Department
MM' MS T1IHK K nF
His IJKOTIIKR'S DEATH
ceptlone 1 t - nr s an
r-erraps .. i er. , i i k,
a Piano n ; ; ;r ie ;i : r Y
or h - ear or .-Vei, t -0 ,lr'
f r-.n r -bjt se , ... r
of tliis kind should not L.
wiinoui your serious
w hen t hey w. re
crowded that I
e to k i ! at ! . a '
hen. . t,i-t, , x
barKnlns
t " '. p
"JT
pass.
consider;..
by
This week so far,, lias been a hum- of in one d,-.y npi
mer" at Eilers Piario House, and ri'. ' irone we were mi ,
wonier, when ynu consider that n w ' was deerr.'d ad tpah
trletlv hiph-Erade pianos- 75 of th'm cat o-u . f ,,r
are ben disposed c.f -at prac t i- al l
rrst trice but ivin cost with H per
cn; pimple irterest on dff'tr'd r-ci
rrer.ts Is preferable to crowded ware
re res (,ni additional insurance on same.
V. fin, ply mut elvpose of the re
tnd r ef the T5 plate -a - and we will
rre:M -.t is i i piii"" 11 -w on i i i."" b.'ii.uhks fere t..,i sni;;j; n H-,r,rH
the roe i wttb-h .! l.a to be handled ' I ti a month, and. tho ravin of from
a o..ti ta tr. arrive, and aa e ,1126 to ti'.'i) sh. uld be an lnteni:e to i
wn t ir.e '"it, r r ir.em now. we 11 : ' nuejjuir. I mno purchaser
make r fe nr them, an-i that! a. mn xamnl or th .r,.,e... v..
aains offered here while the 7S las'
k.i v for Inatanee. you were think ing ,'i
ai.oi:; a Ir-iS plan.. $14, t
'' u The r'cular $S2 st :.
f r oi-.v I 5. hr.u Our recilsr finer-1
'" I iar. are reduce-i to
simifi- re .;. t-ons a. e.,r.Jin to th.
I regular r-l of the riano Fee our lame
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a ni r. n w C o' w a 8 killed
I trei t-1 ' tW " WeK"
. 1 In-law .Mrs WIT
; -1 n !, who is an Invalid
hrer. n'chts In suces.
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rr hr-e In time to h.i .
e '.I'll'1'" of Vfctnrviiie f. ;
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frwla af aavinr of frnm $n ta tjj
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inr.n'in' en.c-rt
Informut'e.n
Bit oj hsie to a-rt here r.-.o-
.Ul I-'''" which have already ben
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in,i j nrf ir,fc q laift-y
awm tbla we ah.,utTv
w e io not
Sjirltoaia to Met.
The annual ronvr-i" -.r of .'.
Pidrituar.at a 1: is t t.
"i nel.l In Ihia ritr sr'orhr f r1 .
tr.e rr, p.;c of triMtite rj n.-t ret tn
remalna
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IM The Aale . 111.
afternoon. If rr.ibie. for beat choice .
a-d vu II b 'nrvmwi that w haven t Trery Mnfmtit.
'1,''r''J 1'"" areat valuea or made; rt !t Pra Leaa4 Wtr
uiffcT I- til,r How 111 urr tat. merit ,r,m Rer'a. 11.-
V. aiili.jnoa iiimI, corner Park. U7i.T4, ipiiait-raa, l:i,(,C-.
PAYS 4Qc ON THE DOLLAR
FRONT BUYS $35,000 STOCK
AND INSTALLS BRANCH STORE
THE RED FRONT, one of the oldest mercantile establishments in Portland, has leased the storeroom corner Third and Burn
side streets, formerly occupied by The Hub, and will maintain this store IN ADDITION to the one located at Fwst aad..Xa,jf
lor streets. THE RED FRONT purchased this large stock of MEN'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. HATS AND
SHOES for fifteen thousand dollars spot cash, or about forty cents on the dollar, AND MUST MOVE THESE GOODS
TO MAKE ROOM fOR NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
Every Suit of Clothes All Overcoats, Hats, Shoes
Every Piece of Furnishing' Goods
DUCED 40 to 50 Per Cent
We have built up an enormous patronage at our main store. First and Taylor streets, by strictly fair dealings with the public,
and will use every endeavor to carry out this same policy at our second store, corner Third and Burnside streets.
SALE NOW ON RXMEMBER THE LOCATION
IS. E. CORNER THIRD AND BURNSIDE STS.
Formwly Tb Hub" now the "Red Front" -
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