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mm for
GREAT SHOW
Plans to Bo Made at Meeting
. Called by President S. ft.
Reed of the Country Club
a ild Livestock Association
Tiiis Afternoon.
;
. ;L1t stock Show Subscriptions. 4
Previously reported -14,140
. Recelv4 today by Journal, til I
THE OREGON
DAILY
KENNEWICK TO BE DISTRIBUTING
POINT FOR BIG POWER COMPANY
JOURNAL. PORTLAND, .FRIDAY
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CLEKK TO M'NKIIS V: ,
FOH.KOKBIXa MAIL
EVENING. OCTOBER 2, 1003.
Total
.$4,161 4
if For thorough eanM of tit city
and ths state at lara la aopport Of next
year" a Paclflo National livestock ahow,
th soliciting eonunlttee Juat appointed
by President 8. Q. Reed will meet at 4
o'clock thla afternoon in the convention
jinn at the Commercial club.
. Portland la taking- hold of the stock
phow In a- way to make (clad the heart
fr me moat ardent boomer. Tne con
trlbutlona thua far received have been
(sent in voluntarily. Now the I'll-walt-
iui-tomorrowa will be visited and r-
fluested to delay no longer but to put
down their names forthwith for one or
pi ore aeaaon tickets,
'- There has been no questioning- of the
poaiiiva oenenc 01 eucn an exniDiuon
a a that held laat month, and the fact
J hat a showing -waa made which at
tracted 'tne attention of lovera of fine
flood In cattle and horaea ail over the
ajniiea (States la lust being realised
J VTlle stock ahow and race meet next
ear -will bo a bigger and better affair
than the one juat closed, and assurance
tr jinia raci is given by the manner in
wuicn me caii.ior tne purchase or sea
eon ticketa Is being answered.
. Following; are the members of the
committee, named by Paenldent Reed .of
tn rwHina uouniry v;iuo ana X,lve-
, block, association :-
J. W. MaJlav. chairman- W.lt... A-..
i George Lawrence Jr., George M. Brown,
Aj- tit. Cronln, J. P. Jaeger, Charles F.
?l?r$ -fc ".H- Severs. W, H. McMonle.
" riBKjr, who oreyman, jjr. Em
.jnet Drakei A. C Lohmire, O C. Colt,
K M. " tinders, A. H. Averlll. H. H.
Kewhall,. John 8. Beail, Robert I Dar
row. CC. Chapman, w. H. Markell,
Geurge W. MoMUlan, Charlea M. Qunn,
George W. Klelser.
'. ar,y "" of 016 tot-l number of
8.000 season ticketa required to Insure
the success of next year's - big show
:liave been subscribed. Adding in. those
KuuscnpiionB.sent xne journal today In
tickets have been taken, costing
.Uuu. . viiuniii. nro ins auDscriDLiona
received today by The Journal:
.$100
. 60
. 10
. 10
. 10
. 10
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J Portland Lumber Co., 20 tickets.
,' .Llpman. Wolfe & Co.. 10 tinker.
John W. Alexander, 2 tickets
V. Gr McPherson & Co., 2 tickets..
K A. Baldwin, 2 ticketa 7. .
AV. Jj. Boise, 2 tickets
IV. F -Greer. 1 ticket.
Tieorge .McDonnell, 1 ticket
;Cecll H. jauer, 1 ticket
F fe,bJt' I 'l1 ........
.11, W, tVailacei 1 ticket., i
i.,Tn,.arftn, f,p Oresham, October
?to 10, win be. a fair of the real old
time country type. ' ,-sf
(SpaHal Phmtra to The JoarsaLI
Kannawlck. W'ut. Oat. t A contraot
haa bean entered Into betweea the
Northern Paclflo Irrigation company
and the Northwest Light A Water com
panr which Is of great Import to the
city of Kannewick. The contract pro-
viaea for tho installation of a team
Pwer plant as an auxiliary to ft trans.
mission 4lne to bo built from tho enor
mous , water plant of, M Utter com
pany, situated OH the Nttohes river, to
the city of Kaanawlckl which is to be
come tho headquarters of the company
tor tlla. Columbia, rlvor Hlalrlnr: nuwar
will alad be tranamtttea from this city
to Pasco.
The Northern Paclfla Irritation com
pany will utilise thla powef te elevate
water from Its present oanai to the ele
vated Plateau known aa Jha Kannaarlck
Hlrhlanda. altuatarl lmmitllll anufh
of and within- dlsUnoe af one and two
muea rrom this city, overlooking th
coiumDia river and a vast stretch o
country, embracing five counties In thla
laio mna a portion of Oregon. These.
imiua are comparaoie only to tne xa
moua Nob I 111 dlatrlat nar the city oi
North Yaklraa. whoa1 lands im the ad
miration af every visitor and are per
haps) tta tnoat valoable fruit land on
we nortawest raoiflo coaa
ComD&n v hmm alraadv hlajMi ita ai.
dar for the transmission line and the
entire project will ba aomnlatal before
. V. I a . . . a .
ui iirav oi April Dill.
In oonneotlon with the frrtntlnn of
tne Kennewlok Highlands the new of
ficers of the Northern Paolf lo Irrigation
pumpany nave aeciuea 10 piat o acres
of section 1, Immediately aouth of Kan
newick, luat above the oresent canal.
extending - from Washington - atreet to
the canal bridge on Second atreet. These
lots are 10 re put upon uia market this
rail, xna iNormern raciria irrigation
company haa written Olmatead brothers,
landscape archlteota, to aeoure their
services In lavlna- ont thla larara tract.
Olmatead brothers designed . the park.
parking the grounds
i uaon-raoino
K proi
itrict
Pumni will ba lnatalla1 and nlna Una
win dc oonatruoted at onoa. Tha aleo
SHERMAN MAECHINO
THROUGH ILLINOIS
. .
(Col tad Press Leaaed Wire.)
Rock Island, 111., Oct. 2. James 8.
Sherman, tho vice-presidential candi
date, arrived her today to attend the
big Republican- rally - and In speech
at the baseball park strongly denounced
Bryan's polloles and made the charge
that the Democratic platform waa simi
lar to tho Republican. He referred to
Taft in the highest terms of nralse
and said that Bryan could lay no Just
claim to the presidency In opposition
to him. The other leaders present
Nicholas' Lonir-
of Ohio, Governor Deen, Con-
him:
worth
greasn
gressman James MoKlnley of Illinois.
were: Congressman
jreman Frank O. Ivowden and Con
Wide Open!
We are open and at your service I
Coma in and have lunch with usl Brirht
and early this morning the Q. and 8.
luncn panors, witn orana new rurni
ture. and spick and scan throurhout.
threw open ita doors for the aooommo
dation of all who want quick, efficient
service and clean wholesome, appetizing
food at a reasonable cost. We give spe
cial attention to the needs of the busi
ness man who can spare only a few
minutes away from his office a the
lunch hour, yet needs a piping hot, sus
taining luncheon to strengthen him for
the afternoon's ordeals. Come In and
try oar business man' lunch,' better
known as the mercantile lunch. If you
come once you will come every day, and
be served In record time with- tho beet
lunch In town for the monev. at 86
Fourth street. Board Of Trade buUdlng.
Forf the Newest in Wearing Apparel, Visit the "Style , Store
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In the Boys Department we carry only the best grade, unusually
wellnade clothes. A boy needs a suit that will stand the rough
est wear and tear. Our suits are doubly strengthened to stand the
ruesi usage, i-et us .snow you the newest, most authoritative
styies xor ooys.
SECURITY BOND
and
JANE HOPKINS
Suits
PRICES
$3.00
TO
$5.00
t --4 ' SI, w
TOP COATS
REEFERS
and
RUSSIAN
Coats
$450
TO
$7.00
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v. . For the -School Girls
We are very enthusiastic over our beautiful Fall'Dresses for school
gins, iney are ot an excellent grade of Serge, Henrietta, Wool
Mixtures. Checks and Stripes, in a great variety of styles. The
Kussian mouse Dresses in brown, blue and red are especially pretty
Prices for Dresses and School Coats range from $3.00 to $14.00.
5 Grand Conclusion. Sale
We must hurriedly close out our entire stock of Domestics, as we
nave oraocu 10 aiconunue nanaung tnem and need the space for
ucw taut itipuiciita. ocaaing. wunairu, r'ortieres and Linens all
vp to the Style Store" standard of excellence, at a discount of
m ana w per cent.
Credit If Desired
The Credit System will prove a great convenience when shopping
Ask about it. , rr '
EASTERN OUTFITTING CO.
, ;, cor. Washington and tenth streets
The Stom UTiere Your Credit la Caood
sjrilem of Beaton and Kew Tork and
moat of the other leading cities of the
Unltad States and are now engaged in
or the AlaaKa-
azpoaltlon at Seattle,
will ba inserted In the
Contract requiring all houata to be sat
back a uniform distance from the
street and to h In conformity with the
liana ui ilia arcnuvcii. vriaiii
luiia of the tram will be provided with
restrictions aa to the coat or bulldluas
to be erected and the alga of the tract
on which resldencea ran he constructed
In order to Inaure adequate grounds for
eaoh residence.
It Is the Intention to make thla the
finest residence eectldn of any eltr In
the northwest and the present Improve
ment la only the first step toward the
carrying out of eitenalve plana for the
future development of Kennewlck's
business and residence sections.
Bdwara Jl rain, a, postal clerk run
alng oa the Northern Pal flo betweea
Dayton, and raoo,: Waatu. , arras tad
soma time ago after, an Investigation
being made by X C Rich, poatofflce
Inspector of Portland, haa been aan
tarn ad to e years at hard labor at
MeNeU'a Island. aln waa arrested for
rilnr the mails. Ha confeaeed. He
te formerly a soldier. The trial waa
Id HookM Fain onlr cot about lido
before ha waa eaught.1 -
L M...tl.llH.. I.
Aflenls Dunlap Dais
Sfein-BIocIrClolIies
Factorj Surplus.
The Boston stare.. First and aalmon
streets. Inaugurates tomorrow, . Matur-1
day, a aale of atupendous magnltuda.
Klve large eastern faotorlaa having aur-
passaa tneir oesaana, nave eoia tneir
inure aurptua siocjc to mis (
ile's store at II oanta on
entire aurtilus stoeat to thla nonular na
rle's store at 11 oanta on the dollar.
This will enable the Portland puMlo to
purchase man' a. women's and ohUdrea'a
wearlna- apparel at a saving rare I
equaled. See tonlghra JoumaJ for
partlculara.
A lady Mid to me today t "Why
do you call your place, Squibb
Drug store? What do yon mean
by that?" Weu. dear public, X
told that lady, and IV beta try.
Ins to tell you, too, for a long
time, Ed ward R. Squibb, from
whom w parchas our supplies,
is the manufacturer of the par
cat and highest grade of chemi
cals and medicines in the entire
world. His roods are recot
niged by all acientific men aa the beat poaaible to produce. All
of our tinctures, ayrupa, chemicals and other medicinal prep
aration, are made in tne Squibb Laboratory in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
rather than in our own or in aome other. If you have your prescripr
tion filled at our store, you get Squibb's goods; and If you don't
think that means a whole lot, juat aak your doctor. That's why
we call our pharmacy a "Squibb Drug Store."
SOME BIG MONEY SAVERS
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
A 25c BOTTLE PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN 15
A 35c BOTTLE OF CASTORIA 20
A $1.00 BOTTLE LYDIA PINKHAM'S COMPOUND. 69e
A $1.00 BOTTLE PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION. .60
A $1.00 BOTTLE NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE 69
A 50c BOTTLE NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE S3
A 25c CAKE 4711 GLYCERINE SOAP 13
A 60c BOTTLE SAL HEPATICA 39
A 25c BOTTLE SAL HEPATICA 17
aiwati t owl oa axomT oiOAma ago .
The Perkins Hotel Pharmacy
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w.SivVrr. Lownej'sCandies
The Time Is
Now, Sir ' j
i .
WhenrouT display is fresh from the
shops, just unpacked and . iri our cabinets
' new, Wight, smooth.4 Pick out your
Suit or Overcoat, or both. Have it fit,
See thaHt is stylish and then rest con
tent for winter to come. Remember '
that our clothes are all STEIN-BLOCH '
made -the best tailoring in the world.
Suits $20.00 16 45.00
Overcoats $18.00 to $40.00
Robinson & Co.
289 and 291 Wasblnolon SI
Perkins Hotel Building
THESE PEARS were picked from trees on the
property of this company 'when two - thirds
ripe. They are less than actual size and the four
weigh more than five pounds. These are samples
of the fertility of the soil in
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THE ROSEBURG
HOME ORCHARD
TRACTS are located
in the Umpqua Valley
the richest, earliest and
most productive valley in
the state of Oregon. The
scenic environment is
magnificent, and the cli
mate is unexcelled any
where. Rainfall only 35
inches per year, and irri
gation unknown. Fruit
.raised here commands a
premium in every market.
Fruits are not only two
weeks earlier, but the ap
ples and pears develop a
higher color and possess
a more delicious flavor
than any other section
of the northwest. Soil is
a sandy loam and is all
river-bottom land. Drain
age perfect. Pure water
and an abundance for do
mestic use. Less wind
than any part of the
world. Tropical fruits of
every kind save citrus.
Originally known as
GARDEN VALLEY.
HOW WE DO IT
We offer thia land at low price, upon the easiest kAd of terms.
We will aet aU out to tree thia fall at actual cost. We wUl at
tend to the development of the orchard if ra wiah, for three year.
Meanwhile, we will aet oat each veretaMc aa . .v. i. .
profas between the treea. Thla wUl be at our expense. We will
enhjrat the aoO, plant and bar-cat the product, aefl it for you end
rum over one-half the net profit to rot. WE WILL TAKE id
PKOPLB DOWN TO TlU PROPRTY -SATURDAY. WUl
you go? '
W. C. HARDING LAND COMPANY. Inc.
8Q FOURTH STREET-BOARD OF TRADE BUIUpirs'Q-aROUIVD FLOOR-
What It Means to You
The purchase of 10 acre of thia land now, before the price goe
oaring, at our low price of $150 per acre, easy terms, mean a life
Income of from $4,000 to $5,000 a year to you when the tree we
will aet out thia fall come into bearing. Buy and pay for your
tract now and lire in luxury the balance of your days. It mean
home, fortune and independence for you. NOT A SINGLE ACRE
OP THIS LAND WILL BE OBTAINABLE FOR PRESENT
PRICES after thia week.
COUPON
w. o. Kiisnra xvajtb co,
ee romrtk STV,
Slsasa toll aa aU aV yemr
SMaxatr soica osvcxlavs
TaVaXTa) aa taioraa aaa kaw I aaa
JeAm y party af 10 aaapta. lsav.
lr SatarAar, AT MO liijm fO
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