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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL! PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENIKO, SEPTEMBER 18.
1503.
CAR COMPANY DRAWS ITS
KiJIFE, COUNCIL DOESSAME
Afiar asvaral bmira.'af discussion
which wai IndulseJ la br mors than
100 property owner. tha streat commit
o tha elir councjl jrastarday re
ruaa4 t taks . ctlon on tha proaoaad
franchiss Mkd tor br th, Tortlana
RaUway. Llfht Powar eornpanr frmnt.
in tli company right to conatruot -
t-.rn.lons en about 49 yMU-m P"!.??
dl-ulon of tha franchtaa will ba haltl
nt Friday by tha commutes.
H.bta4 l tha iW.iaal of tha atraat com.
,.. ' .. 1.VT i. i),. m.ttar there eexma
to br.n"t.d .tana taa.n I v h J";
rilm.n to act In harmony with Mayor
Lane and tha city executive Doaia in
compelilnf the company to rafn'"
tha clt'i Trlahta la matters pertaFnlni
to tha public welfare, wnue iii. ir..-
Ihllm sekel for la oo y
.rr..r.r. tha cltr la aleo havlna;
trouble in briarin. the company to . tua
near by and only waiting for tha first
mova by on a of tha parties.
Ona of tha raaulta . of yesterday's
meeting waa to aettle definitely tno
question of a franchise on, Patton as-
Tha committee voted acainst thia
JURY ALLOWS
FEE OF 810,000
Veracity of Defendant Sue
cessfully Assailed in
Suit Must Pay
arant desplta tha fact that nearly; every
froperty owner on tha street petitionee
or tha car linee. To offaat tha petl'
Uon of tha property ownera thera waa a
remonatrance it
iit a
1 I k. u
CHI'LIIIB, ... . . ..
airet imptovaruents ana oiaor
tarma
itlna, tha
Vadlnou street bridge.
omi mncture Imminent.
' For month thoao who " have bean
familiar with tha w'Uoo".lw:t2 Jf
; cliy and tha railway company have no
ticed a storm breUg irttb prIWM
h been made freely about h city
hall that tmlea the company
lu policy that Uiera would ba an open
wn tha company and the
i ...i.t'a meetlnc of tha street
com m't tea It waa evident that themem-
bera were prepared to
advancement tha company might make
and In questions between tha councilman
and tha oompany'a repraaentatiraa could
ba aeen ty uie properiy won -"
.i .K.f h aitv offlclala wera not con
piderlng the tanna of tha franchlsa ao
much in regard to tha .atraeta JO ba
itlven to tha company aa they did In re
ward to tha term a regulating tha opera
tion of tha cara ana iu uemuw vi
derived by the city. , -
At tha outaet Conncllmaa , Kellahar
moved to refuaa to grant tha franchlaa
a eked for by tha company and aubstl
tuta for It oha whleh will not only pro
vide for tha extension asked for In tha
' proponed franchise under discussion
yesterday,, but also repeal tha present
franchise held by tha company. Thera
waa no aacond to Kellaher's motion, tha
membera of tha committee expressing
. themselves In favor of familiarlslnjr
themselves with the aentlment of rtne
property ownera before taking action.: ,
prta Dost Cara Policy. '
Ona thine; tha company's representa
' Uvea seamed to wish to Impress upon
!. the eounoi I men was that the company
is not anxious to secura tha franchise;
that the city can grant tt or refuse It,
aa tha offlclala chose, and tha company
will not care. This attitude Is regarded
aa a further Indication that tha rupture
between . the city and tha company la i
rom other property own
ers not on tha strenl but living In the
affected district protesting against put
ting tha lino on ration avenue ana eas
ing that It ba placed elsewhere, claim
ing that Tatton avenua Is need e J for
tha boulevard system. ,
' .Tirnt Over rattoo Avenue.
That the property ownera on Patton
avenue will carry tha matter oerora ine
council and have the question threshed
out thera waa stated, - yesterday and
from , tha Indications several months
will ba required before an understand
ing can ba reached In regard to tba dls-
tfNext to tha flarht on Patton avenue
waa tha one In regard to Hoi la day Park.
Many realdenta from this district were
ireaant urging that ft loop Da gran tea
hem on lisjsey to East Twenty-fourth
to fc tan ton. waat on Stanton .to East
Twenty-second back to HaJsey. Coun
cilman Kellahar bad his own Idea In
regard to a loop for this district and
after discussing It for a while tha mat
ter was laid aside lo ba taken up a week
from today.' , t
?1 j-Buy It Quick,-
Vine building lot lass than twenty
minutes' ride from tha business center.
Two blocks from oarline. Must ba sold
before October 1.' Price. 1200. Call
246tt Washington etreet, ask for Mr.
German-American Press.
Cedar Rapid ; Iowa, Sept !. Edltorai
and publishers of German newspapers in
st. iu a-omana. Chicago ana otner
cities gathered- here today for tha annual
session oi mo oerman-Amencsn cress
asfmclatlon of tha west. Papers, ad
dresses and discussions on topics of par- i
tlcular interest to ina Herman press i
make up the program or the meeting.
In 14 minutes tha Jury in the esse
of E. B. Watson against M. B. Rankin
lata yeatarday afternoon daolded that
tha . former Is - entitled ' to eolleot a
tea of 110,000 for bia services as an
attorney in donnectloa with tha pur
chase of t.000 . aeraa of timber land
by Rankin. This Is the full sum claimed
by Watson as a fee. although bis de
mand for tftoo Interest was not Included
in ine verciict. . , -
The cane resolved Itself largely Into a
question or veracity between tna prin
cipals Watson said lUnkln agreed to
pay hint a 110,000 fee upon tha ocmsum-
mauon oi tna sale, and Hsnkln said tie
naa not. . Documentary avldenoa. waa
introduced to aumiort tha Watson ver
alon. and tha reputation of Rankin for
veracity was directly, assailed.. Bena-
tor u. W. Nottingham, J. N. Davis and
Q. W. Allen testified that by common
report ho haa s. habit of trifling with
tha truth. - To offset ithla, Dr. Osman
Royal. Iter, Clarence True Wilson and
J. M. Fair , were called to sustain
Kankln's reputation. ' Dr. . Royal and
Rankin ara fellow trusteea In the Math
odlat church - Dr. Wilson, tha defend
ant's pastor, said ha bad beard rumors
unfavorable to - Rankin and became
convinced on Investigation that tha
reports were unfounded.
liert Ueney and Oeorge W, Joseph
wars tna attorneys wno won tno ver
diet for Watson, All tha attorneys had
expected ' tna jury to deliberate much
longer than it did, and wera not In
court when tha verdict waa returned
and . accepted by Judga Bronaugh, be
fore whom tha testimony waa heard.
Motion for new trial la expected.
Shows Evening
rHead Dress-Style
KOFFXTT XOF.
Ara yon lust barely retting around ly
the aid of crutches or a cane? Unless
ou have loat a limb or have a da-
ormilv if vour trouble Is rheumatism.
lumbaco. stiraln, stiff joints or anything
of like nature use Ballard's Snow Lini
ment and in no time you can throw
away your crutches and be aa well as
inv nne. ,
Price zco. coo ana si.vo. Boia er
Bkldmore urag company.
Tha rage of tha Plrectplra has mads
soma of tha headgear of tha present
day look out of place. To bring about
harmony between all points, of the cv
tume, -the Parisian, earlier, has created
a new head dress for evening, a combina
tion of tha bonnet of tha real Dlrectolre
with tha modern filmy scarf a mode at
once so original and so becoming that
tna merest mm or it la auiiioient 10
arouse the curiosity of every woman
who haa felt tha need of such an arti
cle. This hat, which is an exclusive
feature of The Journal fall fashion
number, will be shown In many styles
ami adaptations. Many of the exam
ples shown, whila they have tha mark
or the resourceful artist wno created
them, are so simple that they could ba
reproduced by , any dextrous needle-
worker.
Tha new Frenoh designs in tailored
suits are Important features of the
wodern woman's wardrobe. While dl
rectlv Influenced by the extreme model
nf tha nirectoira. thesa have been da.
signed to fit the needs of tha American
woman, who counts walking one of her
meat valuable means or exercise. They
ara therefore original but at the same
tiraa conservative. No better illustra
tion of tha adaptation of tha mode of
tha moment to tha needa of tha average
woman has been produced than will be
found in tne ran tasnwra pages.
This Issue is included with tha rei
lar Siinrl&v number of September
In order to secure the special number it
will be well to order in aavanca ir not
a regular apserwan
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TpT-A LltTLE DOWN f4
ibi 6567 FIRST 5T. ALL
a larira 1wtrin rnwer nroieot Is now
under way for the central part or ore-
With the advent or cneap eiec
transportatlo:
Tim will arow dv leaps sji
the Wilfametta valley will
ad'
Not a detail of dress escapes the critical eye
of the young man of today and that's one
reason we enjov catering to his trade. He
appreciates , the work and style that we put
into these garments.
For Saturday we open another new lot of
special styles in single and double breasted
business suite, $10 to $30.
t
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trleal cower and river
manufacturing will grow Dy
hnunda and the Wlllametta '
startle the world with Ita natural
vantaarea and resources.
The promoters of this large project.
tna uregon jungineenng company, az
Beck building, Portland, having unlim
ited experience in tha Installation of
this kind of, projects,- declare that
never before have they encountered
anything so positively attractive.
The Dromoters have decided to se
cure the necessary funds to finance this
project, only or tna people or the state
of Oregon, upon a guaranteed earning
method that absolutely protects the
Investor. The work of building this
project is rapidly progressing and if
Sou want to place your moner in an
regon project that is unbeatable you
will have to act aulckly. For full In
formation address Oregon Engineering
company, 829 Beck building, Portland,
Or.
Swedes Remember King Oscar.
Stockholm. Sept.' IS. Flags were dfs
played at half staff and memorial serv
ices were held in tha churches today In
commemoration of the anniversary of
the late King Oscar's accession to the
throne. Had the late king lived until
the Dresent time he would hava enm.
pleted. his thirty-fifth year aa the ruler
of Sweden. Abundant evidence atlll ex
ists bf tha extraordinary popularity he
enjoyed among all classes of his sub
jects.
Independence Day in Chili.
Santiago. Chill. Sent IS. -The annual
national holiday was enthuslastirallv
observed throughout the republic today
In commemoration of the anniversary of
the declaration of Chilian independence.
Tomorrow and Monday nosltlvelv last
days for discount on east side gas bills.
Don't fail to read gaa tips.
All style, soft and stiff hats, $3. None bet
ter, few as good. They give good wear, and
stand the rain. Our Hat Man will be pleased
to have you try on some of the new arrivals.
THIERS
166-170 THIRD STRLE.T
Big Friday
Piano Bargains
BIG VALVES AT LITTLE PRICES,
AND ON SMALL TERMS.
COME TODAY.
BemembeY the Piano' Exchange and
Bargain Room Sale, elves bia value
at small prices and easy terms of pay-
uicni w i-ua quicK siwance-II B tna
big ' store's clearing-house for u-
changea and allghUy-uaed piaaoa Soma
of the hlgheat-priced pianos made coma
to thia room through exchanges for tha
Oenulne Pianola Piano and Baby
Grande. "
The price must ba worth the value
we auto, else it la not an Etlers bar
rain. Hence burinar In tha Plana Ki.
change and Bargain Room Is- aa though
yoa had willingly paid full price and
Lben had a part about half ef tha out
ir vnaapectedlv refunded, that's tha
realneea ef Plana Kxcbanae and Rar-
gala Room economy. This haa been
proven ao in the pas time and again in
all EUare Plana House tales.
Aa areing to ahaw that thia Piano
(tore baa woo ftrat place In this city
and cnuntrv around (a the fact tha4 dar
ing tB Mat rr of business denraaaka i
it haa dona a bigger business than aver
befnra Why?
Baesvsa w hava grren valuta that
wwe Irresistible vaJnaa that tu-rarht
bnyera. feecaaae they oould sxt be found
or affered fey ear wther houee ta the
North ww t. Twe bundrm and arts
plaaos void last month answers why we
are aettina tha greet baik of tha Una
bvstneaa, and wa will nmtlnua te o aa
bKaM wnusuaj alaea writ a fnnnd
lra. wt only today sb4 tomorrow. In
sit fpartJoa. et rrerv eay. R(g
Vrl'tr "4 aie-wtvfas- Karratna tw i.t
rers P' rr b.ess and Rargaln I
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CJiHOOI
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You will' find .here the largest.
.' stock in town of BOYS'
SCHOOL SUITS
at POPULAR ; v
PRICES v
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KNEE PANTS SUITS
$195 to $3.95ii
KNICKERBOCKER SUITS
$2.95 to $5.00 I
Everything for boys except shoes
at MODEST PRICES '
an
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JouraaFs
WILL BE ISSUED
WITH THE JOURNAL
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First and Yamhill
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JEX5T SOUTH 0FM0RRI50N
For IVomen and Misses
We Can assure you vfe were successful in selecting the
most stylish FALL and WINTER FASHIONS in the
east and are showincr the NEWEST and NOBBIEST
suits at very liberal prices. We invite you all to inspect .
our goods. New style, skirts, flare or pleated. , Popular
shades GREEN, BLUE, GRAY, WINE; BROWN and
BLACK, in BROADCLOTHS, WORSTED, SERGES
and all the NOVELTIES. COME IN AND SEE OUR
GRAND DISPLAY.
jff We are now showing all the
Y
Early Fall Styles
Chic millinery in ajl its details and va
ried trimmings. .; Exclusive models in
all colors and shades. Our styles and
materials cannot" be .duplicated anywhere for so little
money. Attend our display and secure tne choicest ot
FALL and WINTER head gear.
Our Men's and Boys' Department is replete with
the nobbiest Fall and "Winter clothing in all the popu
lar colors and materials. See our dindows.
' Anything In 6ur store is yours for a small payment
down and $1 a week. We clothe every member of the
family on the popular and easy credit plan.
STOVES
. CONTAINS THE LATEST DE-
, SIGNS FC2 W0"EN BECT;
ROM PARIS AND NEW YORK
Twelve to Fourteen Pages '
of Beauttful Photographic .
Reproductions (lathered .
by . The Journal' Corro- ,
spondents at heavy expense
Paze 1 An Exquisite Paris-
ian Evening Gown.
Page 2 A Variety of Win
ter Hats.
Page 3--Parisian Gowns for
. Autumn Wear? JNeckwear
of Lace. -Page
4 New,:L!nes in
' French Evening Gowns;
Winter Fashions in Hair
. -dressing. . - ' . '. : . 1
Page 6--Peignoirs and Neg-
ligees from Paris.
Page 6 Afternoon and Re-,
" ception Gowns from Paris.
Page 7 The New Carlier
Capuchons.
, Page 8 rT h e a t r e Wraps
irom, i-'ans.
'age v What 1'aris, bays
. . AbouWinte rurs.
Page '10 'Arnerican1 Adapta
tions ot rrench ideas. '
Page 11 What . American
, Children Will Wear This
, Autumn and Winter,
Page 12 Tailored Suits for
Winter; .ine Latest in
Belts. '
Page - 13 -New, Styles in
Men's Clothes and Hats.
And hundreds of suggestions
that-will prove of inestima
ble value to our , women
readers.
To those who are not reg
ular subscribers we suggest
that they place their order at
once with any' news dealer,
carrier boy or write or phone
direct to The Journal.
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The Price of This Big
72-Page SundayJour
nai 1s 5 Cents Only
Don't Forget the Date
Sunday, Sept. 20th
Burn Less Fuel and dive More Heat
THAN ANY STOVE ON THE. MARKET :'.-.:
And are so constructed that they are the best heaters arid at the. same time the
greatest fuel savers sold today. There is practically no waste, even the smoke is
nearly all consumed. You will have No Bigr Coal or Wood Bills if -You Use a
Howard.! With a few minutes' attention you can regulate the Howard so that.
it wul keep fire 12 to 14 hours. - , , ;
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J. J. KADDERLY:ThtvSStan
Dealer in Everything in Hardware, Including Stoves, Tinware and Enamel ware
13Q .FIRST STREET, NEAR CORNER ALDER
i Next to O. W. P.' Waiting-Rocms and Running Clear Through to Front
XT rtjrr xtrmv a bit.
$10.00 SET OF Q C
TEETH FOR pO
Wrlim Ovataataa fo 19 Taars,
CBOVIl Anr toath In tha mouth
w crown wita soua . goto, jjk
szrxrL. . . .th' $4.0 o
Ajjy PoTflala Crawa ma4a s mat.
ta wnat iny ara cauaa or now
lUOltl 8nli4 OaM. Tea, 1H
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