THE OKEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND.
THURSDAY
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EVENINO, OCTOBER 81, 1009.
TWn Topics
r " TOXiailT'S AMUSEMEVTS.
Portland ...."Thart John q"ton
JiHk.r ,.,..h Prliio Chap
Orpheum Vaudev If e
tlmnd Vaudevt e
I'ununi Vaudeville
i m r .
yrlo.... "When Jtr ou,
Bpeak"
brandy. ITf Pr gallon; M rum, II.TI
bar sallon. National Win Oo Kltt
ltd Btark. I'fcmie Main MM. Home,
A .- Delivered. .
, Baalty Board gaonrsloa, Orenoo, th
alt of th XI 00 acre farm of th Oregon
Nurseries company, flv mile thU side
of Hillaboro on tba Oregon Klaotrlo
Una, will ba th destination ot tha naxt
weok and ourlon of tba Portland
realty board. Tba axouralon train will
iha Front and Jaffaraon atraat
depot of tha Oreg-on El ao trio Saturdar.
October 10. at 11 a. m. Accommoda
tion will ba Drovidad for 60 people.
anaclal car belos attached to tha regu
lar train which leaves at that hour. On
tha raturn tha party will laava Orenoo
tin m. arrlvlna In Portland ona
hnur tmr. Tha work that haa been
th.r. la of tha moat absorbing" In
tereat to vry raal aetata man, and
during tha vlelt lnstruotlv talk wUl
a iMn k a mart a on - th "En-
tlal of Successful Fruit Farming" and
other topic. Prtra of aeraral mllaa
around tha farm will b Jn orflar and
dinner at It o'clock will ba provided.
Ticket may b had for $1.60 each from
H. W. Frie. praaldent. and X O. Roun-
jtree. eorUry, of tha ray ooara.
vnim Wont Down Clrtmlt Judge
Catena yesterday for th second time
refused to grant a writ of habeas oorpus
In the case of C. C vaugnn. saying
that he would not pass upon a matter
already decided by Presiding Judge
nroMuih when tha latter sentenced
Vaughn to four months In JalL In
Vaughn's behalf It was claimed that the
court had no power to Impose the sen
tence, and Judge Oaten saia ne wouia
not retlew the decision of the presiding
' Judge on that Question, jonn a. j
r.tf. ronresentlns- Vaughn, announced
that he would try to secur a session of
th five local Judges in Bank to consider
the legal questions invoiveo.
Central W. O. I. TJ. Central W. C. T.
rr met in the new headquarters on Wed
nesday. In room 302 Ooodnough building.
, Mrs. C- M. Badgley conducted the open
ing devotional exercises, and Mrs. C. A.
Cobb sang a solo. Plans were laid for
the coming year. It Is planned to have
mmithlv socials, and tea nd cake
served and current events at the open
ing exercises. Mrs. Garah Dealt is a
delegate to the national convention at
Omaha. A social meeting with refresh
ments will be held next week All the
unions In the county are cordially In
vited to be present.
Father to Pay for aXlng-. Theodore
Wachsmuth, the Jilted lover of Miss
Hattie Stapleton, has received Judgment
against her for $135, which he states
is the value of a diamond ring he gave
her when they became engagod. He also
began fitting out a home, and gave her
several pieces of furniture, but is will
ing she keep these If she only give up
the diamond. The wages of the girl's
father has been attached to settle the
judgment.
Xrrln-ton Club Incorporated Arti
cles of Incorporation of the Irvington
club haye been filed by the directors,
, Lloyd J. Wentworth, Samuel Owen,
: Erank Raley, W. F. Woodward, J. S.
Hamilton, L. M. Starr, Walter M. Cook,
Ralph Wilbur, Walter Goes, F. H. V.
Andrews, A. B. Wastell and W. J. Hof-
mann. The clut noias property worm
$25,000 and is formed for educational.
' social and athletic purposes.
Oaafnt Seatlaf WUl "I have been
walling to give you a ticking, and now
I am a-olng to do IL" was what Ser
geant Ittley and l"atrolniaa Burk heard
from a room In tha Ohio hotel last even.
log whan Uisy war peailng through tha
hallway. When a woman began scream-
ins tha offlear broke open th door,
and found th man was keeping his
word, and arrested William Shears for
being drunk and disorderly. Shear had
hit his wife several time, and had
knocked her down, when tha patrolman
iroke Into tha room. In default of $100
ball, he wa held ovar night In th olty
Jail, ar-d pleaded not gouty tm inorn
nm In munlnlnal court III oas will
be heard Friday.
trick With raralyala Rav. Henry
Clem, while oonduotlng services at an
east side mission last night, was strick
n with naralrsls and has sine bean
entirely unconscious. H wa at one
removed to St,- Vincent' hospital, and
Is said to be in a critical condition. Rv,
Mr. Clam Is well known In southern
Dreron. ha vine been a resident of Ash
land for tha pa at It year. H I not
known to have any relative In this
part of th country, except two broth
ers-in-law living" at Aaniana.
DroM Boot' Mia Escape An early
morning thief was chased away rroro
the outside howoa In front or in
olothlng tor of Bn Balling, Fourth
and Morrison street, this morning oy
Robert Austin, a special officer. Th
thief had pried open th front glaae
door to th case, and was taking goods
and putting- thm under hi overcoat.
Th officer ohased him two blocks,
when th goods were dropped. Th thief
scaped toward th river.
Fir Does XJttl Dam eg. rtre broke
out thl morning at I o'clock in tn
partition wall of a hous at 301 Bast
Eleventh street. In which damage to the
oxtent of $50 was don. The blase
started in tba wall between thebedroom
and kitchen, and neighbors t untied In the
alarm. Two girls have the rooms -ax
this place, but were not at home.
Knows by Color of Hals Two 13-
year-old boys, Rhelnhold Floeth ana
Fred Coleclough, are reported to the
police to have left San Francisco, and
started for Portland. The local depart
ment has been notified to pick them up
and return the lads to their mothers.
The former boy Is a blond, and the lat-.
ter has red hair.
AT THE THEATRES
Th Prtnc Chap at th Ilakw.
Little Emily Simmon, a th child
Claudia, In Th prlue Chap." which
Donald Bowie I making hi farewell
ppaarano In at th Hakar thl week.
Is on of th prettiest and ' sweetest
child aetreasa aver aaea on th atage
in thl city. "Th Prince Chap" will
run all thl weak with Saturday matinee.
At th Lyric,
X. special Innovation will be th vogue
at th. Lyrlo theatre today when th
Athon stock company. In conjunction
with their regular pink tea matinee, will
give to th holder of th lucky number,
th oholc of oil of flv dreaa pattern.
Whan liar Soul Speak" I th play.
PantsArs Arw Owning-.
Th Pan tiers, on of th greatest
acrobatic troupe that have come to
America from Kurop. will top th new
Dili at th Grand naxt week. Thar 1
no other troupe of acrobat who do
raor daring and difficult balancing
feat.
at 10 o'clock at. the Bungalow theatr fZ,
for th famous American aetor and lng.
r, Chauncey Oloott, whw will present
"Ragged ltohln', for four night, be
ginning nut Sunday, uotober ti. .Spe
cial prlo matin Wedneady.
At tbe Star,
a revelation In notion picture at
th Star new show cons lit a of a blo
graph, "Ills Ixst Love." 8lctlon by
Uarr Sllllman are alao appreciated and
th new Uue-t rated axng la very aooapt-
Jo at the Grand.
This I a weak of joy at th Grand.
for th program I a aerie of conge.
danoe and merriment. Th beat oom
edy sketch of th month 1 "Th Pan
taloon Skirt," Introduced by Helen
Beresford A Co.". "A Bunch of Kid"
th Mg alnglng and dancing act of
th bill.
Sneak Thief Hakes HauL While Wil
liam Var.homerer was sleeping In his
room yesterday morning at 372 H East
Oak street a sneak thief slipped into
his room and took his trousers- contain
ing $3 and a 17 Jewel watch. No trace
of the thief has been obtained.
Three Twins" at Bonealow Tonight
The attraction at the Bungalow the
atre tonight at t:l$ and Saturday
night, with a special price matlne
Saturday, will be the big musical com
edy success, 'Three Twins."
Chaunoey Olcott's Sale Tomorrow.
Th advance seat sale open tomorrow
Pawcett la The Grrat John GantonN
Th Oreat John Oanton" is th at
traction at th Portland theatre thl'
wk, and play patron can 111 afford to
mla th drama. Mr. Fawoett' support :
I exceptionally strong, and Inoludea;
among II other Luclua Henderson,
Fsnchon ampbell and John Webater.
PanUge Often Excellent Acta.
An all star bill Is at Fantage this
week and ona of th feature act partic
ularly worthy of mention I William
Ramedell and the Ramadall alatera. who
entertain delightfully with their excel
lent singing and dancing.
Miss Standlsh at tha Orpheam. ,
A moot attractive number at the
Orpheum thl week Is presented by
Marlon and Jessl Btaitaian, wno ren
der a aeries of character songs with ap
propriate coa turns change for each, tn
a moat pleasing manner. Matinee
vary day at th Orpheum.
ST. JOHNS IS NOW
SUPPLIED WITH GAS
Th Portland Oaa octnpaay ha bow J
16,000 feet of main In St. John. This
la greatly In exoees of Its franchise ,
reaulrement and show th evident In
tention of th company to carry out all
th promise It ha made. Main are
maw Ulj e..., th hiM.p An altilma
III I.JU V HW.VV , w. . " - i
John avenue; on St. John avenue from
Willi boulevard to Haye atreet; on
Haye street from St John avenu to
Buchanan street, and from ' there baok
to Willi boulevard. Connecting main
are laid on every other street Inside
of this loop, making a network of pipe
over six miles In length. The laying
of the pipe cost th company between
$40,000 and $60,000. t
Tha flrat ahinment of a-raln from
Coos county to the outside world was
made last week. It comprised 32 tons
of first class seed oats, over zooo
bushels, and was grown six miles
above Coqullle.
7 I J
Blind Man Bsoorts Fire D. Goodell.
the blind man who Bells papers at Third
and Washington streets, reported a fire
this morning at o'clock In the paint;.
and sljrn shop at 284 Yamhill street. A
kerosene lamp left burning la supposed
to have been the cause of the blaze. Th
damage was slight. -
Thursday Special. Purity XUquor Co.
$1.60 grade port, sherry, angelica and
sauterne at $1.00 per gallon. Ell Wood
Pure Food Whiskey, regular $4.00, at
3.00 per gallon. Phone East 4427,
-1363. Free delivery. 803 K. Morri
son.
Bays Wife Deserted. Jacob Helzer
has begun suit for divorce irom
Katrlnlls Helzer in the circuit court,
alleging that sho deserted him in Sep
tember, 1908, after a married life of
flv months.
Oonnell WUl Sec over. Clyde Connell,
85 years old, an employe for the Rain
Tight Roofing oompany, was caught be
tween two freight cars yesterday after
noon whilo crossing the O. R. A N. yards
at Alblna. His back and hips were
' bruised and the man was taken to St
Vincent's hospital. He will recover.
Connell had stepped out of the way of
a awltch engine only to step between
the freight cars.
Fnny Bros.' Friday SpeoiaL Our $8
grade of wines at $1 per gallon; our
$1.50 grade of wines at 75 cents per
gallon; 7-year-old straight Kentucky
whiskey, regular $4.60. at $3.20 per gal
. Ion; $3.60 Kentucky whiskey at $2.60
jer gallon; S4 oranay, rum or gin at
r2.76 per gallon. Friday only. $79-381
, East Morrison street Phones: East
2S7. B-2428. Free delivery.
Centenary Church Bally The annual
reunion of entire membership will be
held tomorrow, Thursday evening, Oc
tober 21. An error In circulars sent
to member reads one week later.
So rapid has been th business that
Melville C. Hartness Is looking for an
east side location to equip and handle
the demands of his patrons as a cleaner
and dyer. See Wanted to Rent ad.
Professor Biobard Max Meyer, $43 Al
der St., painting and drawing lessons;
evening term, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 7:80 to 9:80 p. m., sketching from
cast and life model.
Daily Bulletin vfcgD
No. 76
W Spong and Press Tour Clothes,
shine your shoes, all for $1.60 month.
Main 614, A-4314. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark. :
(Ladd's Crystal Springs Farm)
Do you know that WESTMORELAND will soon have
passed into the hands of hundreds of individual owners?
There's only enough lots left to supply the ones who
ask NOW.
Every WESTMORELAND lot is a choice home site
you can still make a good selection.
Forty-eight lots have been sold during the past three
days $28,000 additional has been Invested in the most
active property in Portland.
WESTMORELAND has been on the market three
and one half months its record is its greatest claim for
consideration.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Board of Trade Bldg.
' Mothers and Taachers The Mothers
and Taachers club of the Brooklyn
school will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2:80 In the assembly hall of the school.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
PHelected. Rev. C. T. Wilson will give an
addreea Mr. Lelah Johnson Elliott
i will sing. The program for the ensuing
year win oe announceu. au mcuiuvim
and those interested are cordially ln-
1 Vited to b present
TOux money baok If Kenyon's .Cough
Remedy doesn't cure your cough. Al
bert Bernl, the druggist, 233 Washing
ton street near Second.
Wis and Uqoors. Special Friday
only. Don't be deceived. We sell ab
solutely pur wines and liquors. $1.60
quality port, sherry, Angelica or mus
catel wine, 75c per gallon; $4 rye or
bourbon whiskey, $2.76 per gallon; $4
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Juit opposite Hotel St Francis .
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel ana brick (trucrnra. Faraiahcaat
cott o( $800,000. Every comfort ana'coa
venieor. On carilnea transferring all orar
Citv. Omnibus meets trains ao4 steamers.
Send (or Booklet with map of San Fraociac
Steamer Jessie Barklns, for Camas, i
Washougal and way landings, dally ex- I
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street j
dock at 1 p. m.
J. O. Bohaefar ft Oo merchant tailors, ;
corner Bixth and Washington street,
Raleigh building, rooms 10 and 11.
1th !
Phone ,
Dr. Kagvard, veterinary surgeon.
O. r. Co., stn and Davis.
B. &
Main 1077.
Deutsche ApoUiek. Albert Bernl, the
druggist, 233 Washington street, near
Second.
W. A. Wis and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Intensely Interesting
Millinery
Abeadrota, jeweler. 341 Wash., near t.
LECTURE WILL BE
OF GEEAT INTEREST
PATENTS
Trailed State aa rerelgY eSSaala-l
rreeur, Defeadea ea
acme coa rAT.jrr aqxbct. xbc
Stockton. CaL
Christcnsen's New Hall;
AJTD SCTWOOt, row DbWCTsTO. bx
rOBTVKWT a KB rsTTSICAX
CBVlLOPKlrT
eoBJra tunm ajts tawstli
Professor. B. Horner of the chair of
history and political science will give
an Illustrated lecture at Women or
Woodcraft hall Friday afternoon at S
o'clock, under the auspices of the
Women's club, and since this lecture
will be of greet Interest to all native
Oregonlans, or to any especially Inter
ested tn the history of Oregon, tha
Women's club has decided to make this
an open day, inviting tha general public.
Aa Professor Horner Is well known
throughout the northwest as a roan of
rare ability, and numbers among his
friends some of our most prominent peo
ple educationally and politically, as well
as socially, he will doubtless speak to a
large and brilliant audlenVe.
For years he has been a prominent ed
ucator, and as hs has made a special ,
study of Ore iron history,, probably no
one Is better fitted to present thl sub-
Ject than ba Tha picture accompany- I
ing thl lecture are particularly attrac
tive, since tries' have all been taken by
the professor axd carefully chosen for
this particular time.
Abreast with demands for the
new. Always a little under in
price.
Just in For
Young Ladies
12 dozen large black felt Shapes, with sailor crowns and gently rolling
brims; others ask $2.30. our price only $2.00
Same Shapes, tastily trimmed with large bow of silk velvet of red
or any color desired, our special price $4.00
FUR TURBANS
Another large shipment just received 20 different
range from $1.50 up to
New Beaver Shapes, black, white and colors.,
styles. Prices
f 10.00
.94.00 to 12.00
FRALEY BROS.
212-214 THIRD STREET, CORNER SALMON
TIMELY OFFERS-BARGAINS
JUST FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
, f .1 11 , , 1 1 .. .sasa . -Z
Corner Fifth and Alder
1
WOMEN'S and MISSES' SUITS
MILITARY CAPES and FURS
Embracing the grandest assortments it has been our fortune
to assemble at this season of the year. If you will note,
our prices are much lower than what is asked elsewhere.
r
A Guaranteed $25.00
Tailored Suit
We have just 195 of these
handsome suits, beautifully
tailored. Some have buttoned
braid trimming, and others are
plain tailored. These suits sell
regularly for $25.00, and at the
price offered are the greatest
bargains we've ever seen. Fri
day and Saturday, while they
last, at Thfl"
only. JLyJ
Full Lined Military Capes
Actual 22.50 -fl A
Values, Only JLVV
A SPECIAL PURCHASE enables
us to make this extraordinary offer.
They arc made of fine French broad
cloth In black and navy. Full lined ;
in red and hunter flannel of the best
quality; 56 inches long, yards
sweep: military collars, witn gilt
braid and gilt bands. They cannot be dup.caicu ior less
than $22.50. Be on hand early for this rare
bargain. While they last
MX
16.50
We've Reached the Pole In For Bargains
One-Quarter OH on AH Furs No Reserve
From the medium-priced Coneys, Marmots, Squirrels. Tap
Mink and Wolf to the finest of real Alaska Mink, Lynx and
Kolynskis. BY BUYING YOUR WINTER FURS FROM
US NOW, YOU SAVE ABOUT ONE THIRD in prices
asked by regular fur stores. The largest and finest stock
of furs in the city. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
QUARTER-OFF SALE.
iOle of Tolbarns
We place on sale tomorrow THE MOST FASHIONABLE
DRAPED TURBANS OF THIS SEASON, made of ihe best
quality of silk velvet, in black and all the newest shades to
match walking suits.
Regular 20.00 Values Tomorrow at 12.50
In addition we are showing a most diversified line of LA
DIES' WALKING AND CARRIAGE HATS. They are spe-
eSpr:! 5.00, 7.50, 8.50
We Slake a Leading Fealore of Uolrlmmed Shapes
And as an example of such we place on sale for to- Q Sf A
morrow hats worth $6.00, and $7.50 at d9U
Call and Inspect This Line of Extraordinary Values.
Bargains in Women's Fall Shoes
Great Price-Cutting Sale Patent Colt, Velour Calf, Vici Kid All
New Styles Button and Lace.
3.45
3.95
$3.50 GRADES CUT
DOWN TO. PAIR...
$4.00 GRADES CUT
DOWN TO. PAIR...
2.45
2.95
$5.00 GRADES CUT
DOWN TO, PAIR...
$6.5b GRADES CUT
DOWN TO. PAIR...
Every Pair GUARANTEED.
AMtKi:.Ul;NTil
BUNGALOW
rh.iM Main tit. A-tllt
. sua ToaioaT 4ii
Balaa Wa .Mali aalardar.
Ta Bitf Btnalo.1 Oosaa
Tataaa twins-
, Ttn .. Mat tl.M U Km.
Portland Theatre
H.Iran performance. etn titrating gnu.
av.nlnt, Oct. 14. and oloalna l. evrn
loa. Oct It, will piUl-irlc4 uni
ties Wed.
oan n. aoa l pnnh.ri duo.) frant
BDDIsJ roT
in m, kish.it or aaoaswAT"
IMract from tha K.w York t'aalno Th...
tr. rlei Kva, 0 to 1 1 10; mat , to
! M al n Hi, A-T0lt. Hral a llln
Pnrllnnd ft. Will, a
a w uuuu a utuu aj ,TJC axs,
Tonlajht and all waak.
Bar rain Matin Saturdar.
Bam a end L Hhnbart (Ine.) Offal
OBO. rAWOXTT, Za
TKB ABUT OM OAMTOK
Direct from Lyric Theatr. Nw Tork.
Prices (Oa and 11. 10.
. Main Hi, A-TOM.
m'aV.is.t- star theatre rvaVk'jr:
PICTURES
You Have Never Seen Betore
The Www sTnotr a
riatsk
rrom atart ft
CKAirOsl AOAI ITTaTDAT
BAKER THEATRE JfVi'.o!'
. aaaar. vaaacea.
Tonljht Ail Week,
aarfala Mat. Today 5o An laat
OOHAXJI IOWUI ) CO.
la Edward Pepie'a Beautiful Play
-Tmx T&inoa OHAJr."
(Pannlaalon Orpheum Circuit Co.)
Evea. 16c. SOo, 7 so. Mat. JSo, lOo.
Four Klajht of Net Weak'
"15 oi.p Mvttrvnc
MAJX a A-lOaO. Mats.
Sx. Baaoay aad Holiday
I5-2S-SI:
RIGBTS
U-2J-50-7J:
win or oot. is.
Minnie SeUaman and William Bramvell
In "Th Drum of Doom," Bounding; Gord
ona Bootblack quartet, Katohen Lolaaet,
Misses Standlab. Eva Mudce, "The M1U
tary Maid," Lew Well8,plcture,orchgtra
aw X
THEATRE
The GRANDootobmw
The Stelllnga
Win Koaalter'a Helen Beresford A Co.
Lavelle & Grant
BURGH Josephine Alnsll '
OT Spauldlna; Dupue
XXDS Fred Bauer
Grandaacop
Mat Try day at 1:10 ISc. Box seat.
(0c. Eva Performance 7:30, :1 Prlo
16o, 2 Sc.
Lyric Theatre
Phone, M. 4685.A-1Q16. Prlcea0c,20c,10o
Ail inia weea
The Popular Athon Stock Co, .
"WIUIJI KSB BOT1 8M1AXS.
Presented in "The Athon War." '
Oold Watob Olvea Away rriday irifht.
Mat. Bun., Tuea., jnuri. ana tsa. ai
1:16; every evening- at 8:15.
tou'u xxa tn Xiyno.
Pirates vs. Tigers
Oct. 91. 88, B3 ana 94.
World's Championship Baseball Series.
See the game a It wa played on Forbe'
Field. A close view of all the players.
A aensation In Motion Pictures.
Hippodrome Theater
10 Sixth St., near Waahlnrton.
Sbenranay & Co
lata and Morrison, Opp. rortofne.
Rent a Piano
Tou will want a piano tn your
home thl Fall and Winter. It
will afford you much pleasure.
Perhaps you feel that you are
not ready to purchase tha piano
you desire to own. Most musi
cian look forward to th tiro
when they will own a 6 teln way
piano.
Rent a piano from us and all
money paid as rent, up to six
months will be applied toward the
purchase of a Stelnway or other
piano. '
We have the larg-est stock of .
J ilanos In the city and the finest
In 'of th old standard, reliable
makes.
Stain war
Xveratt
A. B. Oh
Xittdwlg'
Packard
Conover
Xlngabury
Bst.y
Knrtsmaan
Emerson
Wellington
Painless Dentistry
looter aowa psnpi
- . Jean
OUOOI UW BCVOOXr . T. Rlrh
a rrj . A tMrh, firarltcal
pmire ta law; ne time ioat frora ru
lr ecu rati o ; reritatts ver1ra
Term h. Paslnoas effkoe lit Coni
noaweeJtk bid, al. Morebead. eecretary.
Goo ITaBtera Ort Rny.
atM4al Dfemtca te TW JsasiwLt
Iftxxl Hirer. Or Oct. 21. Th gooe
henter of Hood River, who mak their !
annaal trip to th fihermaa oouaty
wheat fields la search fnr th aoath-1
wand bonks ra. are beginning to pre-1
par camp. J. R, Kichelaen and famUy
and F. El. JickMtt and family will leave
today for Arllagtoa where they wUl ,
remain for wreral Week and where i
they will eat Ml a. beadquartera. j
- EemoTal Sole,
Oreatest bargain aver ebow-a, all
aeediewnrk ortl. The lr raft
I 14?H Blata a:rw. nwssrltat Meteri
A rraik a 9
UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO.
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b r. CBrwxmxBT oobcxb nrro cajcti
. k. "",0 0, 10 -without ny beating; of tomtoms
vr burning ot red fir, and with th unoeientatlon ef a church mens R. p
Bchwerin. vice praaldent and general manaar of th Paelfl XelaU Oo, haa
.a .,w nmui , pivimi wi ou given orders ror t he installa
tion of a wlreleea plant On th liner Im," which arrived here yester
day. When to bJgeteainahln sail rla ah will be endowed with the
power of p-era. When R. P. Be h war In rtornd rrnt)y from Honolulu
he repndlated an altered Interview ta whlrh he wee aum kiwdi.- .j
vslue ef wlrele. but at the ama time declared that his ahlp would not be
equipped until retain great improvements had been made In the sdears ef
wtrrteae telegraphy, fhm wlrwiesa tesrrTaphv of that day and thl are prac
tically th as, bat for oom reaaoa unesplainod. Bcbweria baa changed
hi mini
Tbe "Xeraw" a to be equipped with a e-kllowatt wandlar apparatna
wbtfh ta the meat powerful tnet.Iled tm ar v eh!t oti the Parlfle. Th io
atallalleei will be sra by tke tTaited Wtoelsa Oosapaay, s.n1 the ether
hip on th China ran will be similarly eorutpped aa tWy sssaa pert .tc."
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GREATER JEAN.
PMMCE RUPERT
lint Offering of Town Lots at
FORT GEORGE
Tba reoiTapMcal and commercial ceater of Central Britiia Columbia
tnetropollg of a gplendld WHEAT AXD "TTm rA&MXXO COU2TTKT.
Oataway ta KXCHACO, BT7T.in.KT, PEACE KTVXa AXD
OTHER VALLBTS. Also of CAKIBOO and TUKON BllBinf districts.
HALT WAT BETWEEN tSDKOXtOX AXD FBHTCB ST7TEBT 03T
U2TB OF THE OBAKD TKTJKX PACXTXO BAIL WAT.
TITLE TO LOTS OUASAVT2XZ) AXD CSEWZD BT THE OOVEEJf
MXST OF THE rXOTXVCB Or BXJTTSH COLTJUBIA.
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Natural Resources Security Co.
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