THE OREGON TDAILY- JOURNAL; PORTLAND. FRIDAY " EVENINO, MARCH 28. WW.
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CALLED TO
Lieutenants of Great North
crn President. Will Con-
; ; fer 7. With Him at San
Francisco ' May Jlcan
Terminal Settlement -
Frantla B. Clarke, president- of 1 tha
North Bank and Astoria A Columbia
River roads, left last night for Califor
nia, called by a telegram from President
Ivouls W. Hill of the Great Northern.
On the aame train were former Judge
('. H. Carey, legal representative of the
tim . i vi .1 i r f
mil imcrviiB ill ruiliauui iiu xi. v.
' Nutt ceneral manas-ervof the North
ern Pacific. Undoubtedly all of the
J ill men mentioned are hound for Ban
Francisco to meet Mr. HI1U .
As to what the' significance 'of the
matter la, every railroad man In Port
land haa hla own Ideas, but there seems
to be a general feeling that It mtini the
Portland terminal situation will be
brought t6 a crista and decided one way
or me omer.
Great secrecy was maintained yes
terday concerning the movements of
tne general omciais in rortiana. one
tumor was to the -effect that General
Manager O'Brien of the Southern Pa-
t-inc and O. K. & N. had gone to Cali
fornia again, but It was officially stated
at his office this morning that Mr.
O'Brien and General Superintendent
Buckley of the Harrlman lines bad
merely gone to southern Oregon to In
spect Improvement work being done In
tne vicinity oi urania raas.
REPORT SAYS COOS
BAY ROAD MAY BE
UNDER DISCUSSION
San Francisco. March 26. Louis W.
Hill, president of the Great Northern,
ta expected to arrive In this city late
this afternoon to confer with other
officials of the road from Portland,
Seattle and Tacoma, the principal sub
ject for discussion being, it is under
stood, the extension of the company's
lines to Coos Bay.
Hill, with his party, was at the Paso
was his reported intention "at that time'
to proceea ii tnis city lousy. Tne ureat
Northern offices In this city stated this
afternoon that while Hill was expected
shortly he had sent no message that he
would arrive today and no word had
been received from other officials of the
road who. are reported to' be invited to
attend the conference with H.111.
Particular Interest is taken here In
the projected conference, inasmuch as
it may mean the taking of definite steps
to extend the Great Northern to 8an
-Francisco bay. Thla is reported to have
been the purpose of the recent Incorpor
ation of the Pacific-Oregon Railway A
Navigation company at Tacoma. a road
said to be allied to the Great Northern.
Mrs. Marian Cbflcott Secures Divorce
McMlnnvllle, Or.. March 2. Mm.
Marian Chlleott, wife of Robert Chll
eott. a prominent Seattle man. was yes
terday granted a divorce from her hus
band by Judge Galloway, who also or
dered that she be paid $75 a month dur
ing the rest of the lives of the litigant.
There If Only One "BXOMO QmSlVZ"
Tht ( LAXATIVE BHOMO QUININE. Loos
fr the Unatura of B. W. Grove. Used the
World oer to Curs a Cold in One Day. 25c.
WALL BURLAP"
latto Tard.
Tomorrow, red or" green. Bannon A
Co., 888-390 East Morrison St.
DOWNHILL
LIKE A COMET
Three Men ; Seriously, One
Probably Fatally, In
' jurcd at Seattle.
(Called Press Leases Wtr
Seattle, March . Threa parsons
were seriously and on probably fatally
Injured when an outbound ' Broadway
electrlo car became uncontrollable to
day ' and dashed down the hill from
Miller street, overturning when it
truck tha curva at Roanoke street and
colliding with a telephone pole. Motor
man M. -12. Purketts was badly cut
about the head and otherwise injured
by being -flung from the front end of
his car wnen it jumped ine iracn.
Laborers from a. nearby building
rushed to the aid of the Imprisoned
fiassengers ana with planus succeeded
n raising the car, which had toppled
over on' Its slda.
Pinned beneath the rear end of tha
car lay. the unconscious- rorm or M.
Bents. Both of his feet were crushed
and one of his .cars had been torn off.
He may die.
Edward Burton, anoiner passenger.
waa rescued, bleeding from numerous
outs and bruises..
An eye witness says wnen tne car
was about half way down tha hill the
motorman. finding his brakes would not
work, reversed tha current. This caused
the fuse' to blow out and the car waa
Immediately ' enveloped In flames. At
Increasing SDeed the runaway car
dashed on down the .steep hill, keeping
straight, ahead at tha Roanoke street
curve and smashing Into a telephone
Dole. After cutting this cole off. tha
car continued on Its mad career until
another telephone pole was encountered.
Here it turned over, pinning the pas
sengers beneath' It.
To see the beautiful sister additions.
Lovelelgh and El Tovar. means to buy
a lot. Prices are reasonable and terms
liberal. I
STATE Fillll RACE
CARD COMPLETED
Two $5000 Purses, for Pacers
k and Trotters, to Be .
Hung.
Tum4 liUa Wlrs.l S
Salem, Or., March 21. Ths racing
program for the Oregon state fair to
be held the week beginning September
It and ending September II baa neen
arranged and will follow tha general
outline of former programs. The two
largest purses are the Lewis and Clark
and' Greater Oregon, the former for
trotters and tha Tatter for pacers; tha
amount of each being 15000.- Including
11000 consolation. Following is tne
week' program:
Monday. September II 1-year-old
trot, Breedera' purse.. (00; pace.
Capital City purse, 800; l:2t trot. 1800
purse. . . . . .
Tuesday, September- 1 . paca,
1500 purse: . 1:16 trot. Farmers' purse,
iiouuj v.zo ciasa, ;tu-ui uh '
land Empire purse, 1500. . ,
Wednesday, September Is 1:20 class,
t-year-old pace, Willamette Valley
puraa. t&00; 1:01 pace. Greater Ore
gon purse, 15000: 3:30 trot. aovo.
Thursday, September 1 (Portland
dovi i.vmmIi) nr. Illlhee nurse.
1400: 2:20 Dace. ISoo: 2:12 trot. Lewis
and ciam purse, ,iuuu. i
rrioay. nepiemner ii s:iw wwi,
ItOO: 2:05 pace. Rapid Transit purse,
21000: 2:01 pace, Consolation puree.
$1000. .
flatiirdsv. Sentember IS 2:15 pace,
nmn Riiit Fair curse. 11000: free-
for-all trot. Kural spirit purse, sivuv;
2:12 trot, Conaolatlon purse, $1000.
Running races will take a secondary
place at the Oregon atate fair aa they
have done at all fairs In tha recent
past. There will psobably be one or
two each day, but no large purses are
bung for running norses.
Va.. will "KllV A. 'HrtfTI.
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See Gregory's ad., page 4..
How to Increase your salary.
Gregory's ad., page 4.
Sea
L0VELEIGH
AND
EL TOVAR
The Beautifiil Sister Additions
TTT ARTICULAR people should pick homesiteo
with rpuch care, for your envir.onnients mean
much for your domestic happiness.
First of all, conveniences should be considered.
Look to the car service. This being good, consider
the character of the district Associate " yourself
with desirable neighbors who show their standard
by their attractive homes. Then look to the sur
roundings. If you can locate where you can get a view
of the charming mountain scenery-consider yourself
doubly fortunate for this is a priceless privilege.
YOU CAN SECURE ALL THESE PRIVILEGES,
TOGETHER WITH VERY REASONABLE
PRICED LOTS, IN LOVELEIGH AND EL
TOVAR. THE POPULAR SISTER ADDITIONS
ON THE VANCOUVER AND WOODLAWN
CAR LINES.
The large aale of homesites in this district proves
the superiority of location and the cheapness of our
prices for choice lots If you want a hromesite or
an investment come to our office and we will land
you in the prettiest spot in the city in 18 minutes.
Terms 10 Per Cent Down. 2 Per Cent Monthly
Brong-Sfieele Co.
lio Second St., Phones A & M 1743
CITIES TO ASK ,
ELLIOTT'S AID
.Howard Elliott' president of, , the
Northern Pacific Is to be railed Into
conference with the heada of tha cham
bers of commerce of tha northwest to
day In Tacoma, and his advlca will be
sought ooncemlng the matter of enter
taining ma Japanese commercial repre
sentatives who are planning a trip to
the Parlflo coast.
Secretary K. C. Gilt nor of the Port
land chamber of commerce left for
Puget sound last night and Is in Seat
tle today and will meet Mr. Klllott and
representatives of the chambers of Se
attle, Tacoma and Ppokane In Tacoma
thla afternoon. The northwestern cham
bers have derided to Join In an Invita
tion to tha Japaneae to pay a return
visit to tha coast because of tha cour
tesy with which representatives from
tha coast cities were treated on tha re
cent excursion to Japan. It - la pre
sumed they will ask Mr. Elliott's as
slstance In oroDerly carina for tha vis
itors should they come.
Mr. Elliott, notified A. D., Charlton,
asalstant general passenger agent of
the Northern Pacific that he would be
In Portland tomorrow, and he will. It la
believed, return east over, the- North
Bank as far as Pasco. . ,
Rheumatism
Cure
A Horn Cure Will Ba Oven FUUC
hy Ona Who Had It
In the spring of 1191 I was at
tacked by Muscular and Inflamma
tory Rheumatism, I suffered as only
those who have If know, for over
three years. I tried remedy after
remedy, end doctor after doctor, but
such relief as I received was only
temporary. Finally I found a remedy
that oured me completely, and It has
never returned. I have given It to
a number who wre terribly afflicted
and even bed ridden with Rheuma
tism, and It effected a cura In every
CI"wHl send a free trial ' of thla
rrecloua remedy by mall, postpaid
o anr sufferer wno wrltea for It.
Just fill out the coupon below and
mall It to me today.
Mark II. Jackson, No. 4BS Jamas
street, Syracuse, N. T.
Mr Jackson Is responsible Above
statement true. Pub.
Name . ,
Address
- David Bisphaim
. BARITONE
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Seat Sale Open Saturday, March 27, at the Heilig
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THE GLORIOUS
WILL BE USED
Sold in Portland and on the Coast Only by
The House
of Highest
Quality
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SMrts arid.
Spring
Underwear
CLUETT, STAR AND
EXCELLO SHIRTS,
plaited or plain bosoms, ,
light or dark colorings,
beautiful patterns" and
designs .... .?1.50
COOPER'S SPRING
WEIGHT UNDER
WEAR, in tan, blue,
white and salmon colors; ,
exceptional values, at,
each ...... .....?1.00
THIRTY NEW LINES PURE SILK NECKWEAR
you would naturally expect to be $1.00, priced here-at 50
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE PORTLAND AGENTS for the
original and GENUINE HOLEPROOF HOSIERY for
men, women and children. , A six months' guarantee with
every pair.
Biggest
Busiest
and Best
picmorwrrflLtarttor
353 WASHINGTON STREET
SOTME PEOPLE MAY KNOW
The whys and wherefores do not interest as much as the actual iacts, and facts are given in price quotations
that mean the saving of much to many. Nevertheless, a reason for this price-pruning, right at the. start of
the season, is in order, as you know by previous advertisements we are having a hat sale which we are forced
to make owing to the fact that we have too many hats, and tomorrow wlil be the banner day, with prices that
must create an unusual demand. Looking back through all our past advertisements, we find no such price-cutting
as this, and we are prepared to do three ordinary days' business in one day. It's an honest fact that in
all the world no other store quotes such prices as prevail here tomorrow, and if money is of value to you, you
want to be on hand early. Foolish to wait for clearance time, when you can buy your spring hat for less now.
OUR ENTIRE S 3 0,0 O O STOCK REDUCED
A Hat Sale that is the sensation of the hour and the marvel of those who know.
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Men's and
Young Men's
IMS
THAT CANNOT BB DUPLICATED elsewhere for less than $a-$J.5 you'll find la thla sal at
Men's sizes and young men's, as stylish as the highest priced hatter could possibly show you; greens; tans, modes,
browns, as well as tried and true blacks.. Are you looking for the extreme? You will find them in the show
ing. Are you looking for mora moderate models? They are here in abundance. Stiff or soft styles here.
Name it the style, the color, tha block, you prefer, the same answer here
1
S2.50
and - S3
Mate
SOME EXTRCMBLY NEW. IDBA8
A RARR BARQAIN AT
Styles we control exclusively; models that tha most fastidious must approve; plain colors and soanany fancy
shades that the. showing becomes almost confusing and all United makes. Perhaps you have not given much
study to the hats of today; if not, it is well to compare these hats with any and all others; better still, ask
the wearer of one of our hats to relate his experience and youll quickly understand that once a United Hat
always one; special price, $2.50 and 3 grades
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5
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Mil
THAT ARB WITHOUT A PEER
AT
That stand in a class by themselves, head and shoulders above all Pure, clear stock in real nutria and beaver;
America's best styles and makes; perfect in construction, made as only skilled hatters can make them.
Newspaper talk is cheap compared with facts, but investigation will satisfy the most skeptical that there are
no hats better than United Hats; sale price, 13 and grades
and $5
YOUR CHOICE OP THE BEST IN THE HOUSE . FOR
Needless to describe the styles or materials just best values up to $5.00. Light, medium and dark
colors. The best-dressed, most fastidious man will find many here to please, and the average sav
ing is nearly 40 per cent. Your choice of th house
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Odds and
Ends of
2 Mats
About 300 in the lot. They are all worth just as we say $2.00, for this is a store of facts. fl
and you can buy them at your choice for. t e7 JL V-K Vr
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe,
She had so many children she didn't know 'what,
to do,
She had so much trouble to keep their clothes
clean, !
Till she got Fels-Naptha, with the wrapper
red and green, , "
Now her washing's easy, clothes are cleaner, toot
Isn't it a good thing1, she found out what to do?
We buy and sell more hats at popular prices than any four stores. In Portland. It is therefore perfectly natural that we should buy in such quantities as to be ut
terly beyond the reach of competition. In this sensational sale there are literally thousands of hats in which the climax of value-giving is reached. See them to
morrow at
TEE UMTES) MAT . TE2E CO
OPEN TILL. II P. M. SATURDAY
UTIITACTIOX OB TOTT KOTTT BACK
84. Tliircl Street
OCT. STARK and OAK BTRBUT8
a m kssu or m ilocz
Hcic's an arithmetic problem that's
worth flouring out: r -
How many hours do you spend each
week in washing clothes?
Multiply the number by 52.
Then divide the total into two parts
and one of those parts is how much time
you would save in a year by using
Fels-Naptha Soap. t
You would likely save more.
Most women who use Fcls-Napitha
Soap do their washing in less than half the
time it would take in the old way.
And with one-fourth the work.
And without any extra expense for fuel,
because Fels-Naptha Soap cleanses clothes
in cool or lukewarm water.
No boiling; no scalding; no steaming
suds. Summer or Winters , '.
Don't spend more of your life than's ;
necessary in washing clothes.
Do them the quicker, better way the
Fels-Naptha way.
Just follow directions on the rrd and
green wrapper.
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