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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 30. 1908
COTTEL TO APOLOGIZE
TO COUNCIL, BUT FLINGS
RED RAG AT BELDING
'wnN taken to fit. Marya hoapltal In
1 1 1 h.tmi' ambulance with Ills victim.
I'ht- Nil rj;iiiii aal.1 Mnnit'a" mIkM live,
UioikIi tliry. hud fulnt nopea for Mra
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meir college
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tlce tO t...' Ult. l.lM.-. s -U 1 Olinollt,,:.!.
Hehllnis iin-1 :" 11 '' l:, V,','v",
nVlo :u. i.iimI- t'Mt t v "III ;.
(rmn Mini" -rwn otli.-r tl,.n h niM-ll
Hi- . olt. 1 is still .m. 1" :it tl.' Incli
nations rnu.i. ty Hold.ni: 1 '
trnlav that. B.'ldtn. ha.i wil'i'if
v..r 'on -nliVl'. t l's.- in" m "nation ,
that Cntt.l liad r. I v.-.l Kinfi ""in i
Union Mfin .'onipnny. I
Ir Cntt.l .'M fin t h.-r mill K.il.l lu.it.
ho does not Inl-nrl in the S.diwn rtz- ,
child - S'llz'" ra. r .oii.panv nvHir 1 1 j
special permit iift.T tli" -x !'.' ''
the present '.limiierinnii penult ir lie;
ran prevent sinii notion on the part
of the council. t'ottel holds that such
permits are llleal ami that the coun
cil hns. no business to pass llivtii In
the first place anil that In the scion. 1
place, that If the. members attempt to
pass further i-1 in r t of this kind tl,.
; .-iiv in illiiaiic- I . i !. i . t , 1 1 ni; sliunhieiltm
M It'liln the citi Is clear an. I that the
, ,1 has i. hll-lin --s to ei .i.le It
1 1 I, spcia I pel in I I -
, . i... ;.. .. mi,. . i id has been
, .-, I . .i in. l!uiau has he I" in so
. ikeil lie .,vcr a m.it t - i "f 1. i:i-ia I .on
;.- thut .-on, vl IH!1 el.'i l(lbter ho lscs
:-).. , ihe , i,k:(.'.' of urit't have been
, ,l :n; mist him b a f.-'.bnv m-
., , It ('.,ito' is looking iiiouuil to
.f i lie o'!,er nicirb.'is i.f the . .em-
,l hale not -111 special I'l'liM'll for
! the . hi -He-. npan to oper-
i ,,. it I . : : i 1:,.- .-In .lespit,- the fact
ll-al . halev li:ic been Mlll.l" 111 the
, .,,,, I, :, , i , ! . . 1 111 It the roilip.lllV 1m-
i-ld.-s iohitniK' te hiw Is iiKiinlaininK
11, 1st pi Ires
II ,n l en repot te.l ah, lilt the . ItV
i hall that S. b:u tz. bil.l S 1 1 ! zl .. v.'.' 1
;,oe promts. , a p. lu ll I'd they
' took net tin- .Ittiinei man pimt. al
! thotiKh the renin il I' 'I'-., I Ihiounb
public scllSllnent to lethsc a p-riint at
i 1 time 1 he , ofiipa n , anio to I'.o t -
lan, I ilh promises of buihlmi; a plant
worth $ . .inn. (Mm. I en tli. coin,, il
llskfii the c..mpai. to sirinilil,'!' II"'
erection of a plant , "stlr;K 11 '"1,!1 the
re.iuest for n pcinitt was witlnlrnwn
ami the niiiitin.v has smmht to nam
eutrHtiee within the city without pub-lhitv.
I
1 Albany. Or.. Anr 29. - The Inltinl
hhiutor of Ihe Albany olIoKe Hiillelin
for the sennoii 1 Ha N-1 !l(i!l Iims been is
siieil an. I mIiown the plans nut! pros
p-etM f,.r the coming year. The f,icult
will be Increased Iiv three ml, lit lorwil
profeaanra A atrnnncr rolleftn -couraP
will be (.ffKreil Hluilent actlvltiea wUl
: be, Increiiaed nn.l atudent offulra Will
j Ii.ivb ndf.ju.ite futula. I'renlilent M. M
i ('rooks eatliniltea that HO. 000 will be
ralae.l for tho colli'ne duiitiK the. com
I Iiik M ar.
Ml IMlrabeth Irvine, the former
iiiation of Treniont hull, Iiiim beTi tak
i Iiik aiunmei work In literature ut lleike
I le, I'nl. and nill till the. chair of IJnt
i ilsh Mlsit I. aura Ainlernoti of the ile
i l in , ii I of Ihhkii,'ik.', has been v I h 1 1 -;
litK h.-r home in IVnnaylvunla iliiriiix
the sun, me!, and i n h r return will as
sume the p, 1 1 ! as matron of Trornon:
I ball, besides handlint: her usual work In
!tl,e collclaie department. 1'rof. ssor
Toi but has sp. nt ihe summer as ln
si iiii lnr In the normal school ut this
in 1'rof. shot X.iikb linn been eiiKHKe'1
In filling the pulpits of thp I'rW.sby t erlan
cburchea at Oervala, Aurora nnd Yer-
gln ville.
rrolessor Taliner hnn buen tiklnn
apecial work In vocal music (tnrlpar the
aummr In C1i1crto. Mlxa Conn or the
coiiHervntory ha been vlaltlnsr at the
home oil her mother In Fon du Iuc. WIh.
Mla Tiinney lian boiin pursuing atudlen
In J'ortlnnil, preparatory to aaatimlna;
charKo of teaohlnR inunlo to ehlldrtin.
Mlsn Hansen, tho new head of th de
imrtment, haa been In the city all auni
iner ttlvlnic loaaona to pup-tin.
SIDE DOOR STUNTS
F() AFFINITY DMILV)
New York. Au. 29. Kerillnanil rin
ney Karla crchsed tho lnoutitaliis from
Cat Hollow, near HlKjliliiinl Kallx, HiIr
afternoon and entered hla residence on
the atimmlt, near Monro", N. Y., by the
aldo ttoor. He vlsltod tho vIIIuko late
In the evenlnct without molestation.
.Several residents atarteit to talk with
the fellow, but he evaded thorn. Karle
wore hoae the first time lie hnn been
ao adorned In a vlalt to the vlllnso elnce
early nprln(f.
MtH. .Iitlln Kuttner Earle la said to
be In a country house near Monroe, and
determined to begin lesal proceedlnirs
aifal'ist her husluuid for a separation
on tho around of cruelty. Whether or
not Karle will be pitmecuted on the
charcoH now pendlnK atrulnat him will
depend entirely. It la nald, on Ma future
conduct.
If politician not what they are really
worth, they would havo very small
wanes.
Furniture ,
Auction Sale
ar the
Ford Auction Co,
369 BAST MOHJtlBOW BTBtBT
Tuesday Next at 10 A. At.
This fnln Inelijdea a areat quantity
of all klnda of hoiiNMiold goods to ha
Mold without reserve.
WS ALSO
Buy, Hell and Trade Furniture.
BAST 90S B-3311.
6tacion&tU
Miajui ii(i niif ii
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WFHsae arTFiiwtwF wiuwwsn wwmtn iiwiiijyw i iai.i miv 1"
tr "f m' i'i'rirt.if,ii,i hi ,, M-.ioa.iinrSniinailii imi i ,
Upright Piano, Fine Fur
niture, Rugs, Ftc.
W'e urn Instructcil by Mis. WIldlnK
to sell hy nuction the excellent house
!,,,!, Roods, piano and t ui'lilsh Iiiks of
p'iuite residence neai Sunmslde (house
to rent i removed to HAlvKU'K .M'('
Tli'N IKil'CK for convenience of sale
. hi
Tuesday Next
OKLAHOMA REVOKES
RAILROAD LICENS
I within M hours, lie was ask,-1 b de- i
1" , A , , rr U Cn.l"r 1 llO 1 "
uutnrir. . i.m.i.. nun. - could reach here for n
IHnnt Netra hf IonErnt Tsaed Wlrf.l
McCalla act of the last legislature Act-j r tjkis
afternoon
At
: f erel, l
'..In tonight.
lnar Secretary of State Meyer this after
noon revoked the license of- the M.
IyOUls and San Francisco railroad to do
business In Oklahoma because It pleaded
to transfer a case pendinc apainst it In
f'omanche county to the federal court.
Karly to:lny Meyor notified Flynn and
Amos, the railroad attorneys at Okla
homa Pltv. he would forfeit its ehrir-
ter it the plea was not withdrawn and
!eyer was serveu with an order from
the" federal court here restraining him
from revokins; tli" railroad's permit to
do business in i ikhihoma anil settin.y
the hearing e,n l In icioher.
"Instead of roniiiic here for a con
ference. " said Meyer tonluht. "the
road's attorney was seeking an injunc
tion from Ih" federal court, but my
action was one hour anil 1" minutes
r4he case reinstated In tho state court I before the service was had on me."
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ATTACKS GIRL
(Onlted Prwa Lnm3 Wire.)
SMawnee, Okla., Aug. 29. Seventy
five negroes are under arrest here and
a IjTiching is threatened aa the result
of a brutal assault on Miss Kate Kane
here tonight by a negro. The girl was
crossing a dark street when the nesrro
leaped upon her and struck her on the
head three times with a revolver, in
flicting serious wounds. The girl was
unconscious when found two hours later.
The police raided the negro quarter
and arrested 75 blacks. Feeling against
the colored men runs high.
S. P. COMPANY SI'ES
SHIPPER AT ALBANY
ma shot
JEALOUS LOVER
om Pi isinir upright iiiano in mnhog-
ati case in fcood order, very pretty
pallor suit.i In mahogany and Inlaid
frames, handsome oak dlulhk" suit of
i Lin design Including pretty China
cabinet, Turkey pattern Axmln.ster rugs
and carpels, lace curtains and window
.similes through the house, folding bed,
hall tro, crockery and glassware, cost
I, jili bed ivcrv massive). 4 iron beds,
.,lk fb. and felt mat 1 1 esses, feather
p'il.,s am! holding, birds, ye Princess
dresser, chiffonier and other dressers
of g"o I quality. In library furniture
we have library table and lady's desk
In .piart.-r sawed oak. automatic ilavi'n
poi t In green u rona. Also drop-head
scnltig nun hliie nearly new.
lieshlcs the above list of furniture
we have the part luriiishings removed
liom a flat, round extension table
and chairs, pro Brussels !lxl2 rug. ma
hogany and oak rockers, center table,
oriental portiere, Iron beds, dressers
and commodes, gas range, cookstove.
utensils and other effects. On vbw
tomorrow. Hah; Tuesday nt 10 o'clock
sharp.
On Thursday Next
We .shall have another clean lot of
respectable household furniture, car
pets, etc.. to which sale intending pur
chasers are welcome. Sale at 1U o'clock.
Preliminary Notice
On Monlay. Sepiember 7, wo shall
have the furnishings of private resi
dence, ltu lading turned oak bedroom
furniture, etc. Full particulars later.
ItAKKR A: Si "X. Auctioneers.
Offl.-c an I Salesrooms 152 I 'ark St.
Auction Sales!
"In AH Ihe Wdrld No View Lie This"
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PARK
. JJL JL 1L-LL IL W
Lois $500 mi Up; 1
Albany, Or., Aug. 29. The Southern
Pacific Railroad company has Insti
tuted proceedings against the Albany !
Tanning company to recover J 3 J 4 fifi.
The company avers that it hauled tan j
bark from Oakland to Albany and that )
the bark was delivered and received by
the Tanning 'company and that pay
ment of the freight charges had been1
ref used.
(tlparst Spits tiy Longest I.Pfsc.l Wire.)
New York. Aug. liec.'iuso she re
filled to elope Mrs. l-'rancis Mm'.ihe.
a bride of a year, was shot 1 1 1 r e times
and probably fatally wounded today in
the home of her father. Or. Isadore
Rosenthal, at sT Olinmore avenue.
Brooklyn. Her assailant was Samu !
Mantles, who chased her throuirh the
rooms detertnin.d to k,lll li. r. " H'ln'ii
she stumbled and fell he stood over her
and fired repen t.-dh .
That hi' did not kill the young woman
on the spot was due to the brnverv of
her father who grappled with the man.
turning hln revolver barrel barelv In
time to send a bullet into the celling.
Instead of into the doctor's body. Tlc-n
the two fought through the doctor s of
fice to the sioop of the huse. Th. v
fell over the railing and into the nr.a.
six feet below, th" doctor landing on.
top. Ho wrfsted the r,,!ver 1 rorn the,
grasp of his opponent aad beat him !
nvi r the head with It.
The .sound of the shots nitrated a
throng which made d-monst r.i t i.is of
violence against- Mann. s. hut Hfe ar
rival of the police saved his life. He
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WILSON'S AUCTION AND:
THE ACTUAL TK
UTB
AND DOWNRIGHT FACTS
STRAIGHT - FROM - THE - SHOULDER EXPLANATIONS
AND UNCONTROVERTIBLE EVIDENCE.
Every resident of Portland everyone interested in Portland's com
mercial independence and progress should read this announce
ment carefiilly.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow right ends
the fairest ami lowest-priced I'lano
Sale which you will ever witness
Bear in mind that the, pianos offer, d
ill this Bale are our rcsrula, stock. The
regular line of Kib-rx Highest 'it. oh
Pianos a liio- that Is a.lin : telly 1'ua
per cent better, grade tor grade, aal
uuality for quality. I an ih. ,,,xi .lug
gest In town; and a M"- k that i ", ,r.
times larger than all tha pianos offered
fey all th piano atorea. ar.opa, branch
bonaea and otfenciea .a stai.
(yegon nut tog'ttier.
If you wish to take ad ar.t :g. ,.f ; ' .
unprecedeided oppoit unit v, e i.ve t,.-. n
offering during the month if August to
secure a piano without !,aii.g to pa v
the usual and customary and i.eoesaarv
t "tall profit, and nt the .-an,e i I -n
cure the piano for as ll'ii, as cash
and $6 a month, you will to on."
tomorrow or tomori-ow rur t
Dear this In mind -fiots n-e s: ;M, .- :
ttnrigs. ilairus ni.,1 as'v.r- ,,-.. rr., .--'
)v look a 1 1 , r th. r : v. ... :
brought ia!" pie- . ' ' t.
facts
l ' at :nr, , v ',iii i . ' i : , ,
i.r.d' re..' s l-a- . I' - i i - -
', ' ' who. o , .. ' ; , , r. , v , . , , i
that V:.,' ! l':.--'io !,,.- ' ... vv.
pla.v.s '., . ,.t'.. ,j. . , v , , ;- ,
only . . t u,i w , , ' s ii. ; !; . .--,!: : s .
lo.'.iit is o ,.. :, hi.- I'll-,, 1 1, us. .
i It own pr..;.. ttv -' t " ' 'Tin of
'1 hlne.'.'ii! i :. i . -r: .p i.
Oat of " l : e ,. - . ( j
t.nipp-il ii, ;
pial " li..is
This
Hons is t..c pioja- w ;T," .a-. , r,
beat
"What i,e has I' - f '.n -v.l f - .
and 8n Francnio rotisigarrv i-.',
and ft-nrU. anyw.iv . w!.v a. . i p
I'.'::-- - -
few '.',.,, , ;,Mo
filing i....r..
v it!; "C ! ho
i..it '"it ., of
to ... !. i -1 i
I II ( ',.. : t 11,
House was org.i'ilze.l a
ui".., a ii.. hasis.
I'biiMis than is . est oma rv
ii -os ; m ,,,! to i.asoll
lie p. ofi' has to I... added
,ii..;,t hi l.ilet- methods
' f. ' . 1 . , i S I ,. e
', , 111 id I !cme.;'s
k ' Ihllte to' p.,v -1
' ., ! 1 p - 1 1 , ,,- 'ii
collie mole o! hss
i - - is.'.-, in r? i a , , v i n -J''a.
. ii a piano
i n. aiii i.
'. : ft !"
hi-.
a,
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' : ' ' ' ' .'od ; o-s t, v hope t o com -
' ' "' ", las t ; ; o , ;, ,, , onductcd uj.on
" " h,"'i' ' a h",a,i . ,fi., r. lal lines of
If., rv I'm.',, 11,,'.. s.
H'l ', t the,,. ,s ! he reu!t ?
"' ' " '!' ': who Would rompeta for
tr;.,l- rio.s, r;i , ssarii misreptesent the
wil'.n ,-f Ms goods- H- mav cons, (en
t:,':t !" ! ,"'-' his , : r i no nts superior
I I e'.. . ff , Stf ;..,( f, Mskin,.- I IS
1 !'i -s f t i;, t'.o niaiorltv of
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n ',,ivr must
, fc:".,l .'iiri'ltifs
COMMISSION HOUSE
Corner Second and Yamhill Sts.,
Monday and Wednesday,
At 10 a. m. Eokh Day.
We sell modern home furnishings for
every department of housekeeping ; par
lor and .lining room, bed room, kitchen
and laundry furniture.
I'arpets, rugs, linoleum, bedding, dish
es, steel ranges, gas ranges, cook stoves
and all necessary effects for house
keeping. If you want a piano, cash register, i
store scales, grocery fixtures, ITti-gallon
oil tank, coffee mill, delivery wagon,:
counters, desks or any other fixture
sea u.i. W" s. 11 all thlo and fine house
f urnlshl.'ig s to the retail trade. i
SPECIAL GROCERY SALE!
On Friday, September 4, at Sales-1
rooms, Second and Yam
hill, at 10 a. m.
The snle comprises an assortment of
staple grocerb-s. spices. etiarts. laun
liy soap, baking powders, all kinds of
a. kage goods, dried fruits, crackers,
olfe,-, tea and sundry gro. cries. This
sale represents nearly ever', thing in
he gro "(-ry line.
Note - f ou want cash for your be
ongings, phone -Main l;2. A-12-13. We
jj v cash.
J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer.
i.n
Auction Sales
! ST
Till: PORTLAND AUCTION
CO., Inc.
' 211 rrasT bt.
Tuesday and Thursday at
10 A.M., Friday at 2 KM.'
Well, th" hig .dr. us has i . n i o and
go'l. . '.I:t ' t'fc up-t -,lall- M l' 'Ion house
at ; I I l-'M Kt ili'Tt is stlli doing husl
iie.s.s ut the "Id stand, aid foi tlfs v.j.-k
we Li.e. as usual. ,i ...mp!.:.- line "f
stat ! an. I f. t.c) f'i''i:1'i.i-,. nnd any
thing peria'niim to tie i,,,i,se Just
to mention u f,-w ' spe- lais wouhi
state
We havo cirilmed ir us from one
of the wholesale houses som- very fine
swell and serpentine front dressers In
quarter Rnlderi oak. bird's- eye maple
and mahogany. Also several sets of
box seat dlneri In quarter golden oak,
vlth Imitation leather seats About 40
silk floss mattresses , practically new
Kine upright piano, two ornarifl, 4 piece
;.p.rlor saif nnd i ircie upiiolstre 1
jie.es, e insi..n f,..:,s oi.lohoards.
luff.-'s. rn o-is , n:rs rockes. , ontei
8 Down; $10 per Month
Have your home where nature smiles,
Where you can view the land two hundred miles;
Have your home up highCouncil Crest is near the sky,
Where nature uses most alluring wiles"
un Water Will Be Piped to Each Lot
You See Both East and West From Council Crest
SEE OUR AGENTS ON THE PROPERTY ALL DAY
Tl
IM1I
11214 Sixth Street, Corner Washington
UPSTAIRS
A2537
PfiOINES
MAIN 550
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V. I
irefuj
'.at 1.
land Bar rommrrcfal t:
aide lndustriep.' read f,r hi. it - ...
jtubllahed by ttie head of a-
formerly prominent I'ori m ' e k
few yeara mo And I .
day one fte anott.rt c,, , v
liava ooletly or oi'- s, v , (
to reappear perlo.1i a... . , r..
tet r anether
Teaterdav a I'tti w.m . , s
luyer from the '-tii tn w H s j
nao branch h-.u an.l w - ,o,,i !
for thia piano.
hla n.e r -ar.r, Ider.tna; . ?t . '
IdAntlcai makr ha4 b-en H h! t t(
releceaf.r of xf, firm c- '
years ao. at reinii. !v;r
Haliave the fartf -t,4 thnarr.'-s f
front. At KHera i.am llom. thle iv
t found j-etteMaT tiano for I( , rf ,
1 verr inferior arid tr..r-
rahle than what tbia branch hi.ii, '
aaked ! for.
la It any wmwler tUa: we 4,; nearly
all the planoa lav thatate cf "-eami :
, l It tn a wwnder At w do tt aefl
TrT amcla tua.n tbai la aoM ia Or-
- .'!"! 1 1 - rest . - r v
' 1, "lie-, ,o -K eu..eallte.' -I
' ,t ti of l. ol g.ililafoTI
' !. nsfui'i' "ts of
' s-
ii' : ) , , ; . rncs
'"' to pa ". s t a k '. I j in v ""t Ijcat ion
I" 'I' t; t!o mouth of Aojrust woe were
d- ' rrr .ee,! to myk..ii, f.r hs' 'mn,ec
'i'.'o t t' ,t summer d iy de.
-'mined t , fiint: on-- ;ilei r;,o-t up
i" norma! ! ' th. . loe of this nv.oth
If : " ii 1 on, r- ; w i ' i ,,, i f a B'l'i.l ; I a a o.
! c , , rediK rtiredi- i h situation by
n'f".,i':iK t'.is p-.iro sale
l''""''toi to our Iroro'ad (Morev
Ha k K"jarantee. n new r ia' c r..r. h
, ,1 tomorrow hi- payment cf i rj.;,
re! ?r. r, month;
Not only aie the f'Hymoi'i low and
w :'Mn eaey reach l.ut we definitely
e i itnntee our irleep te'o- h .- ob
'itlilf elaewl.ere. rn niattor hat the
i j Inna tion or x' us.-
For $.4.1 offer rhop-e of rnanr
-vniocent hrard row. hih-enide ;n
s,":n.'. that '"';;: t.nt ordinariiy he
.'f lne.1 I-, thia -r other city for
a!tt .t doutde the r..c
T trtrum"r,r iual'r rtat!ed for
i - ' ' Ko r, o f.r J!"
I':eao fm-rr'.'fr lhat every atate-rren-
rnede ,-..n ! a anl!4. downrig-hf
f a " end c-e nf t,iiip'i
0 tre r few da I1 tet'fr
" er r;."'. dlcrimina t !nt buyer
'i pr,,ri'red F!ier rieno Hniinf
d ;!nE: the pan nine veare
l"rr.t 1 ro; t e. ntia! ronMr
ftl'Ma )! now We rrt'jat didtxee of
pianna We arc hound to do i If lw .
T ricee. litile pamentp and cot, rt eon a
tretmert w:,l do It I
RemerrKer the addre: ll Wai-'i
lerton ureet. ilxnt 8eenth. l.,,ra
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' n c f. r -he pi lor
:..-,l!..orn. .in;,; r... e , I, ,,. e ; . ,-, .
:.. "ii.. t .. . !'-. t ' i :,,y !,..
. n I to e 1 '',.,, Mr a n 1 e , p. ,,, 1 h t
p: ,. es ,,a t -,,! t ,, ,
l.K'l I.AM. Ai i Tl' 'X fi i i Inr i-
:u i-'i its'T st 4 : t i . main a:,:,.
N'c'tK e - V r ten pr,,,f,. of those that
,1,, not l"h t., intend the auction,
w.'iid stale were ,- p ,, dallv from 7 s!
i-1 I" 6 p ni ,..u s. ! (,, at prhatn
S. L IN. Gilman, Auctioneer
Special Auction Sale
Or THE TIKI C AH PETS ASTD TVMKZ
TTTKE AT TX.AT
No. 145 North 21st St.
BETWIEaT 10TT AID IITZIQ ITS.
Tomorrow, Monday, Au
gust 31st
At 19 t, th.cli a m . t-y order of Mia
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Aimtnt,er (ape if iatev deo.ar.a.
ani' ti with draping ard r!l,ii pretty
rn !-. renter it i lare nirtalna.
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rare. Fiat i!ei for rent. Pala (t-i
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TO HAVE DEEPER HARBOR
One of the most expert engineers on the Coast has been employed to superintend the
removal of the rocks from Bandon Harbor. When this is done, Bandon will have
one of the Finest Harbors brtween San Francisco and Seattle. The removal of the
small obstruction to this harbor will enable the Larger Boats to enter the Bandon
port with safety. Bandon is destined to become one of the Most Important Ports
on This Coast. The outlet for one of the richest valleys in the state of Oregon. At
Bandon Doors zxt thousands of rich resources only partly developed. The Bandon
Country offers great opportunities to those seeking homes, farms, and especially investments
in city residence property. It will pay you to investigate at once Send two cents
in stamps for handsome "Eooftef'' "Bandon-by-the-Sea" or call for full
particulars concerning investments in Bandon.
address THE, WARREN PUBLICITY CO.
SUITES 405-6 BUCHANAN BUILDING
PORTLAND, OREGON
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