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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1908)
'THE -OREGON DAILY JOURNAL , PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 7, 1008' - 18 ' : Thei art our prices tvery dy thU week. ' Our prices may go lower, but they won't go hifbtr. la looking for Smith's, on Alder atrset, you must pan up the market" on both ide of ui. ' See that Smith's nam U oyer the EXTEilSfDIlS 110 I aoor ana tnio com in, LOIIGMIOIO .m , I .- T m-v , . . ' ' ' ' .1 ! t I - ....... ... 'i EXTRA mmm FRANK L. SMITH MEAT' GO. , ' f'PIQHTINQ THE BEEP TRUST" 4T' Hnj or's Policy on Delated Improvements Is Already in Kffect. - Following Mayor Lana's explanation , of ihe rtylffnatton of aeveral memlxn ? of tha csecutlva board. In a letter to th press yesterday, tba action of that I board at an Informal maatlna; yesterday afternoon ahowa that tha plan of thai mayor aa outlined In bla letter la ai rtudv balnr followed. Tha board refused to malco eaten-1 J a Ions of time in all cases but ona of I . lance con tract a whrre tha contractor ' . asked for tham, and thla waa granted I only because It wai ahown that thai om pan r which aaked for it waa behind I villi tha work becauaa of no fault of I Ita own. Ona contractor waa refused an exten sion of time on tha Eaet Ninth street till. Tha mayor In refusing tbla ona aaked Manager Blmons or tha racino Bridge company if lla company waa not away behind time on aeveral con tract a on tha east' side. Mr. Slmona had offered to belp tha contractor who wanted an extension on tha East Ninth street work by hauling; (ravel for him. Mr. Simons aald ha only wanted to help out tha city, me mayor am uea. - . The board rescinded a f 40 flna reo ommanded by tha former street com mittee under tha chainnanahlp of Rob rt 1- Sabln. reslaned. It la quite evident that tha mayor's! Intention la to prevent bl companies from getting a great numoer 01 con tracts which they cannot fill and hold ing them for a- long time by means of nvenlent extensions wmcn have neen heretofore granted by tha board. This Jirocedure shut out competition to a arge extent and gave the big concerns an cage over me -emaiier contractors. PAY UNCLE SAM FOR MATERIAL Tha government yesterday i was given a judgment amounting to $1,137.46 against Archie Mason of Portland, who was building an automobile road In the 1 Prlnevllle country some ' time ago. and who. it . la alleged, purchased the . lum ber used from two men who had filed on timber claims and cut the trees, but who bad not received a Datent to the lands. The claim of the government was , that John W. Dee and Aldon R. Easter wood had unlawfully cut timber on their I claims berora trie lanas were rightfully ' theirs. They sold the timber to Mason, pari or wnicn wajs paia ior at tne time. Owinir to the decision handed down hv Judge Wolverton , In the United States circuit court, Mason will have to pay the government the Judgment for the timber that he used, although at the time he rnougnt ne was Buying we material le gitimately. Men'sFallSuits a l J w "V . six :-: MARKETS SIX MARKETS 220 Alder Street, Bet. First and Second Streets. 512 Willlama ATenue, .. .,. 1 f 791 Mississippi Avenue. '. Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Oregon City. Twelfth St, Bet Bond and Commercial, Astoria.. 253 Taylor Street (Unlontown), Aatoria. Nothing NEAR AS GOOD can be had at any other store at $20 You can TAKE OUR WORD for this. We always back up our statements with the goods No exaggerations in any of our ads SPECIAL TODAY AT ALL OF SMITH'S SIX MARKETS. Extraordinarily freab Columbia River Salmon, 3 pounda for 25f Caueht at night and served to you tne next aay. we have our own fish ermen. We pay tribute to no fish combine nor fish trust You can pick from a dosen different kinds of fish at I Smith's and everything sells for 10c per pound or less. ' Pig Pork Sausage ;124 Creamery Butter, roll ...l.';..-.65e) Ranch Eggs, dosen ...30f Fancy Fresh Oregon Hens . . . . ,18 Fancy Fresh Oregon Spring ,184 and zo Chickens Porterhouse Steaks Sirloin Steaks .... Tenderloin Steaks Spare Ribs!...:..,;;. Pork Tenderloins . . . .12J4-15 10 and 12j4 .s-io-ia .......sot BEEF. Pot Roast Beef .6f-T-8 Rump Roast Beef, end cut . .....8 Rump Roast Beef, best cut 10) Shoulder Roast Beef 84 Oven Roast Beef ,8 I Liver .v.'.,..., ....., 5 Soup Mest ...3e Beef for soup stock ......31 Prima Rib Roast Beef .ilot-izyrf Sirloin'. Roast Beef 10-12 Beef Stew .,, .....Of Necks of Beef ,.B Beef for Boiling &f Beef for Braising ... .Kf Beef to Spice ........:.':...;.....5) Beef to cook with dumplings .....54 Beef for Pot Pia . . . . . ...".Bj Beef to Pickle i.. .....5 Beef for Fricassee ' ;;. .... ,"; .4. , . ! B Brisket Beef . . . ... ....... . .. . . . . B Plates of Beef .. . .. ..7..; . . ;..: Brisket Corned Beef i.....;.V.V.'.6 Plate Corned Beef : . ,. ; . . . ... . . . ,6 Hamburg "Steak . ; . . . , . . . . . . ,T. :1 Of Round Steak ..................10 Tripe .. c. . . .10 Beef Tongues . . . ; . . i ;. . . . 10e " .'veal.":' "1 : . ' ' Loin; of Veal .,. 1K Breast of Veal . . ; 81-10 Veal Stew .....8e-10 Shoulder Roast Veal ....10e-12'f Loin; Veal Cutlets.... .i......'.15 Rib Veal Cutlets ......IB Shoulder Veal CutTets ...... V Neks of Veal 8-10ai ' v . PORK. Leg of Pork Loin Roast of Pork lBe Loin Pork 'Chops IB Rib Pork Chops IB Shoulder Pork Chops 2jj Pickled . Pork . . 1 2 'A Hams . ............ ' . lTli Half a Ham ....V.IT Sliced Ham-' .... .SB Breakfast B aeon ............. 1 T ys Sliced Bacon .....20 ' 1 . w. .. -it .- . ' n w W ouiica nam ,. , .......,,;., ,.,op Sliced Boiled .Ham ........ 301 Dryalt Pork V . 12 Pig'S Hocks e.,.H.,ow..,...'.8 LAMBS. 1 Leg of Lamb .....IB Shoulder of Lamb w10 Lamb Rib Chops IB Lamb Loin Chops ...... .16 Lamb' Shoulder Chops ....... 12JJ Frontauarters of Lamb 12 Hindquarters of Lamb .:16 WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO MOYER 3rd and Oak 1st and Yamhill SEATTLE WOMEN ENTEE HIGH-CLASS HOUSES 'f-.,':?;'-';':- I . I III -' "t . Mrs. A. H. Keyaer of Seattle has proug-iu ner ciaasy hljrn stepper "Cap tain raprlcew to Portland and entered him in aeveral classes for the horse show of next week. The horae Is very oreeay- ana nas especially rm action and conformation. Another entry from Seattlo, which was made . the last moment, la that of Mrs. J. 8. Oold snifth, who will, enow - her handsome . aaddler, "Polly." Mrs. Goldsmith Is rresn trom victories In other shows and ronftdent of taking- home soma of Port land's ribbons. . The silver cup collection which has been donated as prises and trophies by the " merchants and individual cltl ena, will be on exhibition in the win dows of Rowe & Martin, Sixth and Washington, where the sale of reserved seats (s now on. Stall anace for the vlaltlnir entrlwn rrom Vancouver, eeaiue, lacoma ana Spokane, toe-ether with those from Ore- iron towns. Is being- allotted and every. thing win be in readiness ior tne vis 1 tors who will bearln to arrive the latter part of the coming week. ENTERTAIN BARRETT DURING STAY HERE .TAhn Yt&iMtt ftimiwlv fit Trkrf1oni4 now director of the International bureau of American republics, who made an ad dress before tha Trans-Mlsslsslppl con areas yesterday. Is to be entertained royally when' he comes to Portland to maK a visit in tne near zuture. Mr Barrett ham -written to Oeora-e W. Ha- sen of Portland, from San Francisco, mat he expects to arrive in rortiana about October 12. Mr. Barrett says In the letter that he will remain here about 10 days. The Past Reg-ents' association of the Royal Arcanum Mr. Barrett being a past regent Is arranging a banquet in Mr. Barrett's honor. This will take place some evening during the director's ptay here. During the same week the members of the Knights of Pythias will tender him,' a reception, arrange ments for which-are already in hand. CLANSMAN EPIC OF THlf NEW SOUTH For many years to come "The Clans man" will remain the eplo of the re constructed south. It is as firmly Iden tified with Dixie as "Waverly" with Scotland, "Adam Bede" with rustlo Eng land, or "Old Homestead" with New England. Wa success for the first three seasons was enormous, both north and south, and now in response to tne urg ent request of western managers It has opened Its fourth season with an even greater measure or popularity on tne Pacific coast. No one should miss see ing this splendid play at the Heilig, Oc tober IS, 16 and 17. HAVE. YOU A PIANO? A nlana In tha Vaiyi. ! ihiim. f mii.Ii T V. -1 . . llghtful home 'atmosphere. It iielps. to nrlse you ."o know how easily vou mav nosaeaa a aood nlaiM. "Your rrrlit ! ruuu. uiu una sn ua. we rent pi anos; we aisu sen on convenient pay ment plan. New pianos (365, $976, $300 and up to SUOO. Used Dianoa 8150 and utv Sherman, Clay & Co. Sixth and Morrison, Opposite rostoffica, roruua, uregon. I A WOMAN SPECIALIST MRS. S. IC. CHAIN the only Chinese woman doctoring In mis city. - She has cured many afflicted sufferers. Cured private and female diseases, also throat and lung troubles; stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases of all kinds that the human flesh is heir to. Cured by phiness herbs and roots. Rem edies harmless. No oper ations. Honest treatment Examina tions free. 228 hi MORRISON ST., Be tween First and Second. T" Royal house, San Francisco roorta aad Howard Sts. All outside rooms, steam heat, hot and cold water. Rates 60c to $2 per day. Weekly rates. Cafe.' Fourth street cars direct from Third street depot. From Ferry, Howard street cars direct. F. I Turpin. proprietor. OCTOBER IS THE FINISH I OF THE WESTBOUND I COLONIST FARES 1 They apply from all points in Eastern and Southeastern states. J Have you informed interested friend in tha East? UNION DEPOT SERVICE THROUGH TRAINS I via t !". Amount of fare can be deposited, with any agent of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY ? and ticket deliveries will be arranged at any point desired. Callon or write to i A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant-General Passenger Agent. X .255 Morrison Street Portland, Oregon. Mm Trail (Cirtoadl I Ml- $60 Machines for 'Another carload of these great machines has arrived, and they are better than ever. By special ar rangements with an anti-trust sewing machine manufacturer we are able to cut our jobbers' profits and sell a High-Class Sewing Machine at the regular. wholesale price. We order these great machines by the.hundreds and ship in carload lots. That's why we are doing the sewing machine business of Portland. i ONLY $25.00 $1.00 in Cash, SOc a Week We deliver one of these splendid machines on trial for ONE DOLLAR. Read The Full Description This machine forms the double-lock stitch, making a stitch which appears the same on both sides of the goods. All of the au tomatic parts are simple in construction and lasting. This machine has proven itself to be superior to high-price machines. It is simple to operate and has every modern improvement which is essential to the producing of the very best work. It has an automatic-lift drop head stand, operated by mechanism of extreme simplicity When table leaf is swung over for sewing, the head ofthe machine is automatically lifted to place and locked firmly. The design of the woodwork is new, artistic and well executed. ; , THE HEAD is unusually handsome, being finished in three coats of black japan and elaborately decorated. ALL THE WORKING PARTS are made of the best tool-hardened polished steel. THE BED-PLATE is entirely without obstruction, setting into a recess in the machine table, thus bringing the surfaces flush with each other. THE ARM is of the largest size, is strong and perfectly proportioned, the clear space underneath being hy2 x8 inches. THE NEEDLE is straight, short and strong. It is held in place by a patented needle clamp. THE NEEDLE-BAR is round and accurately finished. This round form insures uniform wear at all points. THE TAKE-UP is positively automatic and will control any kind or size of thread. -THE STITCH-REGULATOR controls the length of stitches and is-operated by thumb-screw. One can produce easily from 6 to 32 stitches to the inch. , THE AUTOMATIC BOBBIN-WINDER will wind as accurately as a spool of thread is wound. THE TENSION is of the latest improved disk type, is very simple and has a wide range of adjustment. THE FEED is double and extends on both sides of -the needle. ! . THE SHUTTLE is positively self-threading and 's of large size. Pay SOo a Week the Anti-Trust Machine 1- A Machine Equal to the Best Known Makes -.. " TIT IT" J T ,: .. J' I ' " ' - ah ".vr n. . - - ails-. . .n, ..JL:.-i1iia,W'v' First and Yamhill Second and Yamhill $1.00 Places ii in Your Home All and Complete Attachments Go FREE A "$25 SewinoTyl2cIiine 50c a Week
