SUNDAY JOURNAL,
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PORTLAND,
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 190
11
WASHINGTON TO
STATE FAIR ALL
IB FOB SPACE
liiildiiiffs Already Crowded
FINE STEAMER FOR SOUND TRAFFIC
BEING BUILT AT PORTLAND YARD
Ifl PORT
r
Damaged Straw Schooner
Repaired hut Will Be Idle
for a Time.
-Electric Lino
Swell Crowds.
Will
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After being on the drydock for the
past two wrnki the steam schooner
Washington will b ready for business
ai; nil. but It In undrr.ilood that slm
will belaid off fur the present Inmeu 1
ut plying between llie Columbia mill
California ports In the lumbur trudo as
bef urn.
Tim Washington bumped lh ground
off Point Areini fKTly tlilii month. Sim
was brought to rortlBinl Tor ropalr.1,
anil when placed In the ilrydook It was
fouiul tint nearly all her plunkln:,'
would lino l.i lui rcptared as well li
ft now keel put on.
Albert Crown has been supervising
tin- work I i r Hid underwriters, while
the St J -him Shipbuilding compuny had
tlu- i'iiiii in.-l lim work In rlmrtii'. Tim
recall i will lui completed (Monday, R In
bel lo ed
The Washington I" owned In Seattle.
Tim ri'fi-nt dullness In tin" lumber trade
to California Is supposed to be tho ,
cause of her being h IU over lor a sea-Son.
AM)NG T1IK WATEHFRONT,
The Associated Oil company's etearti
r Roseoians. with the schooner Mon
terey In tuw. was expected to roach
tho company's tanks at Klnnton lat
night. Tbls is the riifit trip of the Rose
cuna to l'ortlaml for some time.
Leaving Mnishfield yesterday at 1
Ji in. the ulc. liner Hrenkwntei In ex
pected in the harbor about noun today.
Fho In bringing a full lint of passen
geis uihI considerable freight.
it wus reported yesterday that the
British steamship Mngdalu which left
Auckland. New en In ml, for Portland
Anoint t, has been chartered by Kerr,
Clifford A Co. .to lond grain. The Mag-d.-ila
carried c,-I to the battleship fleet
from Newport News.
Another French bounty-hunter, the
Turgut. Is reported to bo headed toward
Portland from 1 lobart 'own, Tasmania.
?his 1m a popular port of call for the
reneii ve-cl., whose captains take
them by the longest course In order to
earn as m.u-h, mileage .'is possible.
The tut; 1 i.unt less left out yesterday
af torn, Mm uttli a log raft for Kan
Kl',l ni I S: ii.
The ,svo:un coaster Alliance left down
ln.'it niht tor Coom Itnv
The F.rlnsh ship Aberfoylc. 1S9 days
out froi
yestei .hi
Bt I ea in.
Ant werp
afternoon
reached 1ho
and Is lying
MARINE NOTES.
Aus;.
29. ---Condition of the
i. in., smooth, wind, north
les; weather, clear. Arrived
and left up at- 1 n a. m..
As tor
bar ui
w est 1 ft
at 5-2..
steamer H. 1 inmnn fromftjsan
Cl"co. Arrived at f . 4 and lojt
11 I fi a. in,, suamor Falls of Nlth from
Nrinalmo. Arrived at 10.-30 a. ni., Nor
wegian bark Ihighlld from Cildera. Ar
riod at 10:10 a. in. and left up at
1 '- 40 p. m., steamer Rosecrnnjf wlth
Monterey In tow from Monterfif. Ptalled
at 2:-5 p. m.. ItritlHh steoilirer M. K.
Didlan for Nagasaki. Arrived down at
3 no and sailed at (j p. m., steamer Hoso
.City for Hnn Kmnclsco. Arrived at
4 : 1 . ji. in., te:.n,er Sue Elmore from
Tillamook. Sillied at 4:50 p. m., tug
I):ui!i!le.u with raft for Sun Francisco.
Sa:i l"r.tini.ieo. Aiir. 59. SalU-il, Ktea
pier A'J4i, for Portland. Sailed at inlil
, niht.-iatiier-St. Helens tor l'ortland.
Sulleii at 11:30 a. m., steamer State of
California for Portland.
..Ma ka well. Aug, 2'9. Sailed, schooner
Cr-sitnt for Portland.
Hobart, auk. L9. Sailed Axigust 25,
FrenTh bark Tnrgot for Porwand.
Tides at Astoria Sunday Hkh: 1:34
a. ni., T.i! feet, 3.02 p. in., H . 1 feet.
WW: :42 a. in.. 1.3 reef, 5:15 p
1.6 feet.
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New Steamer II. H. Kennedy Is In Courue of .,(
"Call for exhibit apace at . tha State
fair thfa year In far tireali-r thao ever
before," Bald V. '. Matlock of Pendle
ton, prealdont of the Statu l air board,
who wai In the cite y.-st,-i ,!;, y. 'Our
space la' lnadeiuute. uml ve need sev
eral new bulliilngs, nespltn the fact tout
12 new biilldlngM were put up Uim ear
and two this year.
"Ona of the new buildings erected
this year la 240 feet long and will pro
vide for dtalla for 4" Iuuk. b The ,,ui
er la a duplicate r the cre.uinvry tmlhl
lntr. which la neifled for piuni dUplav
or the dairy products of thn muin. u
have Just received a request from Ilei.
ton county for space for a county ex
hibit, anil we hardly know whli h way
to turn to provide for It. .
"This inaltea about ten nuneral conn
ty exhibits, and It ncran that w. wiil
have to crowd up some of the others
to glva room. 1 believe there is it lit
tle floor apace left, but all tho wall aiea
bus bean taken, and wall apace is need
ed for a county exhibit.
"We expect the new electrla line from
Portland to Halem to Increase th.i num
ber of visitors thla year. There will
be reduced rates on all roads and t t;o j
attendance promises to exceed ull pa-jt I
records.
"The aggregate of $30,000 hna been
hung up in premiums and pursea. Th'i
xtate stives $10,000 for premium!, but
that la not enough. Wo would have
J20.000. Our speed list Is larger than
ever this year, and tha track Is In fun
condition. There la a J5 O00 purse of
fered for one trot and an equal uimmut
In a pacing event. Oho hundred horse
are on tha track now In training. V o ,
have a large number of entrion from ,
California, Montana and other coast
and mountain states."
Mr. Matlock Is enthusiastic over the
outlook for the coming fair, which will
open on Bepternber 14 and continue tin- I
til and Including September la. There
seoms to Do no wean spots in any or
the departments this season. The great
est problem for the management has
been to find exhibition apace for a
proper display.
The fair Is distinctly an agricultural
exposition, tho premiums being widely
j distributed on livestock, agricultural
and manuracturea products. vast
amounts have been expended by pro
greastvo farmers and livestock grow
ers In tho last tlve years In the im
provement, of their herds, and the in
hibits are being correspondingly Un
proved. An Invitation la extended to
all to camp on tho grounds during tho
fair, where there Is a fine plot of
ground with shade, an excellent supply
of wutor, and free use of camping sit
with stalls and shelter for horses.
The grandstand has been remodeled
and Its capacity nearly doubled. Thero
will be no liquor selling on "the grounds
and pool selling Is prohibited. Improve
ments have been made In the race
course and specialties will be provided
j between heats to amuse the bt" crowds.
FALL STYLES
THE BEST $3.00 HAT
Complete Stock Now Ready
BEN SELLING
Leading
Clothier
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a-rd'ii a ftfcVriiilrttfiMi'iiw' h
Two Views at the Willamette
Here are two photographic reproduc
tions showing progress on tho steel
passenger boat H. H. Kennedy, which
will probably be used on tho Boat.tle-Ta-conia
run on Pugot sound. The pictures
May Tate Place
of Von Sternberg
Works Ways, Where the
Construction
demonstrate the progress Portland Is Industry
maKmg in me art or Biiipnuiiaing. to
the proitressiveness of the Willamette
Iron & Steel works the citv Is Indebted
for the-lnitlatlvo In shipbuilding. No
more worthy of the suptioi t
of every Port lander. To W. 11. Corbet t.
president of Portland's big shipbuilding ;
plant. Is due much praisti for forcing i
the shipbuilding enterprise to the fore. '
Guernsey, Nor.
Arsikiii, (Jer. ph .
Many Honr Inquiries. Wost minster, Br.
Afore Inquiries for flour from the ! Jane,a,. Hr- PB'
Meiliterrean . countries are reaoMnar ni'!kly"s- Br- 88
i oi'iii, i ' i . r., . . . .
Nedermnd, tier.
. Snn
. Kan
Portland exporters than ever before
The majority of these Inquiries conic
from Italy, where Oregon and Wash
ington liluestem flour Is highly es
temofI for the manufacture of "mae
caronl. Few orders arc known to have
been filled thus far, the exporters pre
ferring to wait awhile and watch the
market.
Itlckmers, Ge
Boute In Ballast
MARINE IN'TKI,MGENCK.
R.egnilar 1,1 tier Due to
Breakwater. Coos ltay
Geora-' W. Klder. Kan F'edro
Rtate, San Francisco
Homer. Snn l-'ruuctsco
A lllanc'!, Coos Hay ....
Kureka. Kureka and Coos...
Rose City, Sun i'ranclco..
Jtoanoke, San Pedro and way
Num.tfitia, orient
Ni. oinedia, oi lent
Arubla, orient Oct
Alesin, orient Nov
Regular Liners to Depart.
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. .Aug.
Alesia. orient ug.
Rose City. S..ii Fr.-incls.co Aug.
Allium e. Coo liny Aug
Geo. W. Klder. San Pedro Kept
Eurrk:i. Kurekit am) Coos Seti
Arrive,
. . .Aug.
. . .Hept.
. . .Kept.
. . . Hept.
. . . . Sept.
. . . Kept.
. . . Kept.
. . . Kept.
.Sen'.
i.K't.
Dejjte
Ell
Port Crawford, Hr. sh
River l-'alloch, Br. bk.
Oregon
(Sen. I' ll hlherbc, Fr. bk
Henrietta, tier, sh
Aster. Ocr. bk
.Mere, hal do Noallles, Fr
Homeward Hound. Am.
I.e Teller, Fr. bk
igl
Francisco
Francisco
ss Japan
.San Francisco
Yokohama
. San Francisco
.San Francisco
Fusan
Fr.
bk.
Salute Anno,
I.ydgate, j-ir.
Vieo. Nor. sh.
1 losdnmor.a, lr
Cornll Ihu-t. Fr
Sullv, Fr. bk
( 'rll ion. Fr. bk. .
Genevieve Molino;
bk . Nc vvi
toad Grain.
Callao
Callao
.... Yokohama
.... Yokohama
. . . West coast
. . . . Valparaiso
bk..West coast
bit. Vanc'v'r. H. C
. . . llobart
Dagbild, Nor. bk Caldera
Nuielly. Fr. bk llobart
Leon Blum. Fr. bk Hobart
Mlchelet. Fr. bk Hiogo
Finland. Rus. sh Guayaquil
Magdalene, Ger. bk Acaquleo
Alexander Isenberg, Ger. bk. .Honolulu
Thiers, Vr. bk Iblfast
Gensral Foy, Fr. bk Hobart
BODY OF VILAS
BACK TO THE IH'ST
TFT AND FAMILY
KEACir TOLEDO
.Sept.
. . Kept
.Sept.
. . . i let
. .Oct.
. .Nov.
PO ' ' 1 ' . K'l n J- r.i nci; eo
Rreak a .i.t it. i 'mis K.i v
lliimcr, S.-ui l-'i ;i ncisi o
Nmiui ii li.i, ei i i-i 1 1
Ni'-om.-ilin. orient . . . . .
Ai.ibhi. ii ii i -j 1 1
Vessels In Fort.
Brodrrlck Castle. Rr. eh Stream
Hai plem.'r. p.r. ah. . . , .N. P I.br. Co
Crown nf indiR, Hr. sh Columbia 1
Hi Viand Pros.. Hr. sh luvdo, U
1 n Francesca, nr. bk storia
C! -urchin. Am. ech Astoria
F. !io. Am hktn storla
AK'ir., .Nor.
AK'e.ia. Am.
Aihi-rt KP-Un
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K k H.
W.isl.lia
H i m..c . it r s
Al- i.ll. I )V . .
An.i'.rln'-a. Hr l.k .
St i.-itlilvon. Hi
' h i r ( ii,n, . . ii- ech
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lit - .ik a ! i-r A :;i
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As i ' ! Ti. Am s . .
K'.r.k.i. ni s
sh
sch
re. Ger. bk . . . .
Fiutrol. Fr. bk
wett. Am ech
ll.ir, Hr. ss
. s. h
I. Am. bktn. . Portland
. . : -, Am. s s
' on t j nine
lit Boats to I.oad
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K..!lv
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Ti . . r
P. ink
Ann.
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Cri cen t. A m f'i
Oivmpl-'. A ni t k
En Xoate Wits Cntnt
A' t ." le. Mr eh.-
Bonn. Fr. hk
Vim-, n-", l't m ...
Gsl. Fr !,k
Ni-Ht!fliJS. Ii: !:
In:d ild i;,:s. Fr
Keadlo-h. Hr hk...
K'll.-.ran. Hr s:
Jioivioa, l'r bk
ma.-iian. P.r bk
Ro-:ta;rt.vi. FY tk
fj-'.f Pirmm. Br bk .
A ' I. e. Fr I k . .
Kurrse S'hr iivder. Fr
li Tour ! Auvergne
A rrnen, Fr bk
CeeJ fip Ex sVonte.
t. Rnrhd Jacijuelin, FT. bk ,Vrt!i
Fifeh!r. Hr t k . N're;l,
p .n.t Fr b ii-mti
TorT:i1e. Pr fi weth
Ttamy Straners I seiu.
tabali, Br. as aa Fracclat
Iq-ydoi-k
. Astoria
Str.am
. Ocean ie
. A ia
1 'resect t
..Astoria
I.br Co.
Irydock
v No
Albma
' entennla
Montunur N.j j
Yeiing's bi v
StBn.lar.l itox C"
A ln wort li
hi It Si.
A i nsworth
Pol : rniou t h
Martin's
Z umber.
Kahulul
I. a Hoca
; ii vma s
. ...-nr. I'lnnlseo
Sin I-'ran-dsco
. . . . S in Francisco
. . . San Frajv'isco
. . . S.inta K.isalln
h Makin li
as .San rntn.-li-i-o
Japan
' Honolulu
San Francisco
and General.
. . A r t w . r p
. A ntwi-rp
iti,-p
r.A-i, -n
. . Hamburg
. Ant v. i r;i
Anty-f rp
A n t werp ,
K r.t .-i ji '
Han burg
- -Keith'
... Antworp .
. . . Uui'lini
Antwerp .
An' werri
. Dublin i
h
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q more ivorllie of the Rurmoil I ZD1" 'Sfcv I
- v.... . , . ""if'i - I yv
of every Port lander. To VT. II. Corbet t. i i?-, A f I
W i
(United Press Ln5l Wlr.) f i r Ti-W
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. yj. William H. ! 'Jr-' 4
Taft. accompanied by his wife and son ' Jt ' Lgft "f;i
Chin lie. Hirivcj hero tonight en route! ' iN' 4$ 4giir
r.. mi. on., t.. i.,i i . T..r i ' A v?9tt.ir.P W 'i-SV L, I
r number of friends will enjoy a few ' ' " j s'A. ,Jt 3tV f
davs' fishing. The Tuft party wus I! tjit s
driven to the Pecort hotel for luiiche.m. i I 3r.W x-l , ti jSftlt"
(United ITesi Iasea Wire.) after which tho men. hers v ent to Com- I tfi s ' '- ftti
Madison, Wis., Aug. ;. At 4 o'clock mo, lor" Rh.lm rdfui's private vacht and i Is", . , fs l'.w!
this afternoon the body of -the late the final stage of the loiiinev ...giiri. I I R C 9 ' ' ' f " -ik
Williim F. Vilas, former Fnlted States Taft was in the best of si.lrltn Sn I I J (?, ? '4
aslle. N. S. W. senator and member or i leveland s demount ra tion was made hv his imlli I- i I e , ''f' V I M&im J
Santa Rosalia cabinet, was buried in the Yilns family cnl frbuids. but a numhci were ,, hnnd IX'wJV "l ii I
Mejillones lot In Forest Hill cemetery. The serv- to greet blm M j'ili i1" j . il.l
sh .Callao Ices were simple and were conducted Taft. Lieutenant General Curb In and I itt w f V, t- 4 Vrjf I'l,
bk. .Newcastle. X. 8. W. by Rev. A. A. Kwing. rector of Grace others ,.,m,i,Hln i. ,...,-ie .iil i. I r',"-A.. Xw --trcif I'l
Antwerp Kplseopal church, of which Colonel Tololo from Middle Runs Islam! on 1 I N-v A 4VL?'' - l:l
Antworp Vilas was a memiier. A number of Woilnesdnv to see the parade of the I r J W I'M
Kr. bk Hobart state officials attended. G. . r.. In annnul , ,i,.i,t , I i A'.45: I I
i - : . . . n iA ,ifSsar t,Jj I
Ali ' - ,,- r v V -v v . Jf s . I , ' . V-JTK , biff "JfSl T f J
ihhi-7 iih . - - -V Scfw: f lift r4
. -" Jf v.' V Vi'i. '.ill vhi
I r ?' 'VA'' , - - " ' Vrj - r.i count von ottm. i
, . ' w V?A.Wi . a-- . -1 Washington. I c.Aug : With th-
t ,- V - ' i S t " t i " - t . . 1 " " - . 'f-. t.'.e German ambansa.li r t t' I'ttf-!
,-(' ht- ' " . . . ' v 1 ' I "Ji :'-' i. .-. i : y .. ,. ." . .' '. """J' -'- probable sue. essor c jr.. vn '."t?n.
- JlCJLJ--' --- t"'-. y"". , X x I ' , - w 1 t ,,i yt x, . t!. Prussian minltrr .m Hamb-irg.
i- fiml J ' X " " e&i l " y. " Hands out prominently ai-...rg p eral 1
- - W J - - j j. - Vt. 'v, r '' ' fMjsssnsst' ''' lely an.ointwn l'":r "' , ' " ;
; -'''aL3,.r-J -.r-tT?'-. . . JNKv - 'fcW "'' liaron Uunn von S lnnri th wrass I
x i i tsaSsfciMljrAj ... '-- v in wwr. . jfJy i - vmbftauilur to Jp&n. are .-tf,re proml (
,. L - ' i ..'.' jm -r'A''7e1iy: - L '" ''-V-i The fH.t will rt be filled br a new I
' r-w.-.XT--.''ll-'l.l.r.-. '.. "",' f r f7?-.r f - ' appwlntinent until aft-r !- - or I I
-" "" ; ' J '""'r - - ' ' i"!-. In 8ft ember f'.T p'tric v. :i Pu-low,
. . ''J1WUZ4;-'-'-' i - T -'i 1 with the -mper. r ' r..m lr I;..
... , '-ri- J!i"''T'W-C '"fr-jf i.-." --v-."-ri--'i .'.- ' - I c-t lecture that Cunt v.-n G-tn inav
" '- TV- --V-. - 7.',t-- I " - -"-jT , i be gt.rnhers . e.ur r i. the f4ct that
Vj"v"rt"w"' '.J-1 'i'-..r(.' -ar''' 1' . .' V ; "1 !. I a Atnertcan d'i-.. mt:t h.le la c-r-
. v ' -. . - -T" WK':' .e -V-.-.'-c v..!'.',;., V!. - tlm, .-.. eaM i -r.-f leg romp. Im.ntar,
rl ' 'wV 25!3w,. tr" - "- i"1"- " - h. voj ..t II ti . iTS,mr !. r.-
I in. in .ii i v ,v."' T - ;' 4. f ' - .irta to rr -ei-'ie-l "Wai. I'mnl
'r'"' If: " .' i . . ,J .. - vm Gt-i will be tie tiMt tiEUmilor
. . ' Tl'.-'TTL- rr- -'-- -V. . " .., to w..t.'r.t..r
T- -- - -. . .' . ' i,--' .'"S4 i This eiat-rr.nt ery . finite
jr-r- - , V 3ri - , , ' 'f when n-sde - 1 crte J .o much feeling
i fig " s ii' i-,u, -. .N!V'- TH . . It rrer nei : y f,.r the decision to
A i n r.. J-'-v .r tl! - - v'f be eharfe-l Coun' Ton Getln belongs
A- 1 ' "' l ' --i tjMj - ' - ' ; , ; tr jcancr t In German d'rlometic '
t ' 1 ' ioifc.) - - - . Z , m leerM ..th-re ere eioaioHlert aeere i
A i 11 A ' fmJ 'V J ' . - -. I rlV tfnl' l be In llm for t fc i 4at-aKl
! .7 11 1 1 j arr-rtmnt. Count von Gt-o la ail
Gnli'lnff Star n,1 ti e rrw That nrniilt II Frnn V t r- iP'.ii'eni ana irni't fr a. 41 roars el4 II
lncr the post of military attache at
Washington from ISitfi to ltfOO. After
this he was made governor to German
Kost Africa for the years, find In Feb
ruary of this year was appointed minis
ter at Hamburg. Another thin w lui oh
augers his appointment is tho fact that
he man led an American lady. Mrs.
Miiv Stanley Kay of Haltimore. Her
maiden mime was Konley.
llerr von Reichcnau has had n much
wider diplomatic service than the count.
He is kiuwn as a well, versed man of
North and South America, besides first
secretary of the Germany embassy at
WashljpKton, IMifl to 1S'I8. He "was
minister to nnatamnln ami Chill hefoie
he was sent to Urnzil. and he has been
regarded as a mun picked for promo
tion. Huron Munn von Sch wa rt z lias ...often
said he would rather bo In the em
bassy at. Washington than any other
post In tho service. Ho was a candidate
before Huron von Sternberg for the
appointment. He is well satisfied with
his post m Tpklo, arid is serving Gor
mimv so well there that they may hesi
tate to change hlru to Washington. There
! are other possibilities in the field, any
one of which may receive the
limit.
STATE BANQUET
TOivru
Victorian' 'Premier Jfsts
Newspaper Men at the'
Same Time.
LOCAL OFFICERS
RECEIVE FRO.MOTION
Ad.lutant and Mrs. John T. Foulketi
of the Volunteers of America have
gained the required number of marks
for promotion and they have been ap
pointed to the rank of lleutonunt-major
upon recommendation of the grand field
council. Muring a fire at Fourth and
Ankeny last month they were burned
out, losing everything they had. They
now reside fit 241 Couch street.
Ry H. Keo Clotworthy, Staff Correspond
ent of the Fnlted Press, Aboard the ,
I'. S. S. Georgia. &
Melbourne, Aug. 29. Tha American
and British admirals arid tho senior of
ficers of both the visiting fleet and tho
Anetriillnn now were the eniefits of hon-
appolnt- I or tonight at a state bantiue,t in the
government house, it was attended by
all the ministers of the commonwealth.
The governor coupled the names of
President Roosevelt and King Edward
In a toast.
In the parliament house, while the
American visitors were being enter
tained bv the governor, the Victorian
premier feasted the visiting newspaper
men from the United States, who min
gled most cordially with 2fH) of the
prominent, newspuper men of the colony.
Preparatory to today's torchlight dis
play the buildings or the city were Il
luminated tonight.
Next week It is expecteoV will see a
celebration without parallel during the
world eh-eling trip of the American
butt leships.
THE HOUSE OF
SHERMAN -CLAY & CO.
Is Doing the Piano Business of Portland
Wiiy?
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
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BECAUSE
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
The reputation of Rhermsji. Clay
makes you absolutely safe Jn
dealings
Co.
your
We study to please. We try to make
of ev-ry patron a satisfied customer.
The same courtesy is shown after the
purchase is made as before.
We enrrv the largest stock nnd therw
fore have the largest variety from
which to choose. Read the list below.
Vn wh r re
and tern;
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of
will you find prlees lower
payment more reasonable
We
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We
H.ilr
re'ir Pianos. We tune Pianos. We
ir Prices We allow -"U a liberal
f..r mr old Piano. Organ or Talk
Mac bin.
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"An Honest Value at an
Nowhere
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else In Portland
Id famous makes
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of
you get
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PIANOS
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VICTOR TALKING MACHINES j
The Greatest Music House in the West
Sherman, Clay & Co.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, PORTLAND '
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES .
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