.a n i
61
!
it.
., i i
in a
hind
Encounter'. With Owen r.eran
Will Till; Hatter of Frame
and Heart With, Cat; if OX
Ha Has Chanced Co Remain.
B7 Max BaJthaaar. .
i Ban Francisco, Nov. 25. lias Bat
tling: Nelaon come back? The Question
that has --been asked by fight follow
era the country over since the ex-cham-plon
announced that he wM aa stood
u "ever, following his lon rest and
outing In ; Yellowstone Park, will be
jgiven a definite , and final answer to
morrow afternoon when he will meet
Owen Moran, the great Uttle English
man, la a 20 ronnd contest In this city.
This encounter will be the supreme
test and it Nelson wins decisively all
dnuht that h reallv haa come back
will have been Bet at rest If he moke
only an Indifferent Bhowlng-well. It
can mean nothing mora than that one
of toe greatest fighting machines the
ring has known lfl worn out be
ryond the possibility of repair.
In Moran the Dane will meet a rather
eleverer man than Atftone La Grave,
with whom , he fought a draw a few
weeks ago. A seasoned veteran, a clev
er boxer, game to the core, witn a thor
ough knowledge of all the finer points
of I his profession, i and " exceptionally
strong for a man -of his Inches, Moran
Is a foeman : worthy of any boxer's
gast can no longer hide behind his al
leged Injuries to avoid a return bat
tle, y Nelson ascribed" his poor showing
. . . V . J. - . I. 1 . Lk.l V. . knit
not boxed enough to' true his eye, and
to the fact that the Frenchman out
weighed hlxn about seven pound. There
Is some luetic In the latter claim, but
If his Judgment of distance can be bet
tered Is a question that only ms snow
lna atralnst Moran can answer.
Nelson did not show that be had come
back, in his fight with La Grave. No
excuse that, he can offer will alter that
palpable - fact -But If he disposes of
Moran he will have convinced us that
the beatlnr Wolaaat. gave htm has not
sent blra to the pugillstlo graveyard,
and will emphasize the fact that his
la the moat wonderful body in pugil
Ism'i history. ' ,-vy' . ?". '.?.-', y
' After all. Nelson's frame nd heart
have been his principal stock la trade.
He has never been accused of being a
fox and admits himself that his su
berior endurance, enabling1 hint to out
roueh- his ' opponents, brought him . to
the top of the heap.
1 v Washington' Fla
From th Philadelphia' Butletla.
Another valuable relic , Of Washing'
ton has been recently added to the Val
ley force Museum of American History,
This is Washington's heademarters flag.
His marauoe was purchased by the mu
seum last' fall at a cost of $6000, after
having been exhibited " for years la the
National , museum at wasningion, n
was his first headquarters he, " and
was used by him throughout the war of
the revolution. - v- -..-. a - - --
Now, through the courtesy-of Miss
Frances B.- LovelT, A descendant of Bet
ty Lewis, the sister of Washington, the
flag of the commander In chief of the
armies of the patriots Is exhibited with
the famous war tent ;
For years the flag has been a treas
ured heirloom in Miss Xovell's family,
and few nava known of Its existence.
Upon her father's death she became its
owner. It was known to tne ramuy as
Wnshlnrtisn's headauarters flax."
"That It Is the unidentified flag of
T1' rmrtralta thera can' be na doubt'
nava Rev. W. Herbert Bark, founder of
the museum and who obtained the treas
ured relic. "The flag of one picture,'
says Rev. Mr. Burk, 'Is a. blue jack
with 1J stars. ? ;The flag -now in the
muwum here Is a light blue ttk Jack
wltfi IS stars, the blu faded and th
stars yellow with age." . t
f The flag Is 3S Inches long and SS
Inches wtda - The heading' Is ot home
spun linen, with three eyelets worked
with thread. The stars ar slx-polnted,
double-stltched, and the1 silk back - of
them has been cut oufto show the stars
on both sides. The stars are not ar
ranged In a circle, but In lines follow
ing th crosses of the' British flag;
which, Bev. Mr. Busk says, seems to
have been the earlier arrangement
Rev. Mr. Burk, In speaking of the way
In which he came into the possession of
the flag, said; "A few weeks ago I was
telling some visitors to Valley Forg
Museum of American History the , in
teresting narrative of y Washington's
marquee, when one of the number said
she had recently seen the flag that
belonged ' to .the tent The clue thus '
riven VaS quickly followed. . The owner.
Miss LoteU, recognized the advantag
f - exhibiting the flig with th tent
specially when so carefully guarded
as at th taoaeum. She readily agreed
to loan the flag, and for this- purpose
bad It framed.". - V '. .!
; Birthplace of Greeley.'
h From ths New York Trlbun
Ainherrt, th ancient capital of New
Hampshire, celebrated the 150th annl
verwiry of Ita leg&l existence -rwcentlT.
The feature of the day was the ad
dreseea appropriate to the occasion, the
CHICKENS
i Creamery butter.
6Sc70c
Best Creamery 75c.
r 'Eggs, 30c, 35c.
Fresh ' Ranch Eggs, 40c.1
Hams, 17c Bacon, 22c
Full Cream Cheese, 20c.
;4 264 YAMHILL ST.
j Between 3d and 4th.
1 t:
i t'; f;:,
t I -ip
a town,
t s 1.
was born
.'r. r. 'iTrf a to
( t i. v t
n-i ppoko of him
It was hire tsint
I nll
(15 1; S
Mr. Gi
I'ebruary $, 1811,
e f toe
ns point
r.,r'-s, to which the cltlz
wun pnae. iiare ai.id, ocfore h was
10 years old, he lali tha foundation for
his later career by ransacking the
neighborhood for such books as were
owned by the citizens, which be care
fully read. ;.-
Mr. Greeley was the orator of the
day B0 years ago, when th town cele
brated Its centennial. Today th cit
izens got . out and examined the letter
which he sent thera at that time return
ing1 the pittance that tliey had sent him
to defray Ms expenses on his trip to
his native town. The Civil war. in
which he was to plqy so prominent a
part' was only a few months awfty. and
he was busy with the exciting affairs
of the day,' but he left them to talk to
his old neighbors.
am so terribly driven,1", said Mr.
Greeley in bis letter,- "between writing
and speaking, that I have not tfU to-
FSLLOTO' 'SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY .
Sugar, 19 lbs. for........ $1.00 ;
Sugar, per, sack ........ ,f 5,40 :
Rose CityFlonr, per sk. f 1.45
Extra Good Family FlotKr
per sack ,,,,.,..,....$1.25 .
40-potmd Sack Good Family '
Flour 35
1 Sack Good Potatoes ,.$1.45
I Box Good Apple$ . ,.",.$1.15
3 Cans String Beana ,..,.25
.3 Cans Tomatoes ...,...25((
1 Can Corn ,,.......,.....10
1 Can Peas . ,:v. ....... .. . 10
3 Qns Lake Milk ........25
1 Can Carnation Milk ,,.;10
1 Can Pioneer Milk 10
1 Can Eagle Brand Milk.. 15
1 Can Baker's Cocoa ...,'.20
1 lb. Ghir Chocolate ......30
1 lb. Baker's Unsweetened
Chocolate ...t.....,.,,.40
"12 Bars Good " Laundry
Soap .I...' .......25
7, Bars Beat 'Em All Soap, 25
1 Large Package Pearline 20
1 Uottle Bluing or Ammonia 6
I CRANBERRIES FOR EVERYBODY 4oC
Fellows Grocery Company
349-351 OAR STREET. 348-350 ANKENY STREET.
- - PHONES 'MAIN 2596, A-2596.
ITS NOT WHAT YOU PAY
iMoiiStesfiiMclb;
-.- . . - - ..'--.
l EXTRA CHOICU H AMS 17o
, 3-Ib Pail Lard,.!.. 50
Mb Pail Lard r. iSO
- 10-lb Pail Urd ; ,V , .?1.55
k 5-lb Pail Compound ..'..55
10-lb Pail Compound . .?1.05
;Lcg; of Lamb . i . . .10
lay QplWaftet
Cor. First fiVsshingtoa
MARXEN.S
SPECIALS
Beet Plnhead Tea (aunp'a r)..65?
Beet Uncolored Japan Tea,
; Needle Leaf ....654
S lbs. best 40o Coffee.., ...fl.OO
5 lba. very good Coffee..... S1.00
Onr rata era 25 Coffee en Sale
' 'f. Srary Day
ftjarxen Tea Store
at r tsx ' cosasa vi""
Walnttta, a to, for.
35
Toinatocl. tmt Is. ........... , , .
Orawree, Aoa -. . ; . . . ."; .35 T
Caululonrer, ch.......5a and lOci'
Shelburie Duttcr and
' Grocery Store
Canned Peaches, can ....... ,,.10
Prunea, 2 lba...............;.15i
Canned Pumpkin, can .........15
Honey; per square...... ....... 15
3 Cans Fine Tomatoes... ....... 25i
fxu2i DELmraT
SPECIAL!
-Spring
Chickens 22c
Salmon . . . . . .... . , , ,10
Halibut ........ ...,.10
Fresh Smelts, 3 lbs..25f
Eastern Oysters, pint 40(
We kill our own poultry
and . catch '' our own fish
AT Tins '
Sanitaryjisli
Poultry Co.
i 1
t r i :i .. . i x ; i t j
; . r t . '-.
Jill i-l v ( , L.Lt
rot allow it ,-.t $:!) t.) " i. t.
t .' '. n of At. .:;! t i, t r i. 1
cost the old town a?-vi. '-, an.
t
I
I y I
to i
nivi: r
hav-
i t Ci 1 '"I a f ' c (
trust I never shall. : J I
gttt' t
I am put rlrht on the
books, eo trial
it shall not, hereafter be t.a-1
to my
native
prejudice tnat I charged my
town for speaking at her birthday. cele
bration. Greater falsehoods than that
have annoyed me ere now. So good
night and God bless you!"
WafiLSngton Likes Ilcihcs.
"From the Washington Times.
Washinjrton has had its first real
man-to-man look at Governor Charles E.
Hughes of New Tork. the man who the
country believes will be th next chief
Justice of the United States supreme
court and Washington likes him.
The governor came here house hunt
ing. H had no state secrets to keep
and so important information to give
out He was Just Mr. Hughes of New
York, rather than-the militant governor
tand the Justice of the supreme court
Lots of Washlngtenlans had their first
close view of th governor. All of them
had seen his pictures, which look like
' NUTS, ETC
-1 lb. Walnuts
..;.2o
1 lb. Filberts ..,
20
2 lbs. Almonds .... .J. .35
2 lbs. Brazils. ...... .35
2 lbs. Pecans 35
2 lbs. Lemon v Citroa or
Orange Peel ......35
1 gallon Pail Good, Table '
- Symp ..W'.r.,., ...... 4.45
' 1 , gallon Pail Molasses . .. .60
, ... . MEATS, .
'.Eastern Hams, per lb..'.164'
Legs of Mutton, while they
last, per lb. ..12
. Shoulders of Mutton while -they
last, per lb.. ...... ...5
.Pot Roast Beef, per lb...... 8
Boitjng Beef pef Ib.....';.6
Rmnp Roast Beef, per lb. .10
'SteaH per lb. .....10 to 15
Sirloin Steak, per lb.,.;. .12
. 2 lbs. Pure Lard , 35
GALLON.
ITS WHAT YOU GET
J
Pork Sausage i ..15
Veal Sausage ..l'..18
Bologna Sausage ...... 10
Frankfurter Sausage . . ; 12 $
Liver Sausage , . .8
Phones M. 2830, A-2830
Cor. Fourth and Yamhill
FREE DELIVERY
Hedraarters for S Minute
Washing Powder
BUTTE
Fancy eastern roll . . ,C5
Cube, extra quality . . . 70
Full cream cheese ... .20
pakdalc Butter Store
Center of Market , '
ROSE MSSFIUM
Imported and JMmett Cheeae Bpe.
dalty Ollie Oljs, Sardlnea, Macaron
ies, Noodles, Summer Sausages, Break,
fast Bacon, Boiled Ham and lots of
other roods toe numerous to mention.
The Swiss Cheese Store
R
1 - -,
EtAY FAIRCHILD
209 Washington" St.; PUBLIC ' MARKET
The Little Wholesale ' Butcher Retails at
' Wholesale Prices '
Roast of Pork :17c and 20c
Sirloin Bteal lb............ a .IRe
Veal Roast .12.
Boiling Beet 74. Hi
pot Roast ..i,. .-...... ..,. 84 to 10
Round 6 teak. 3 lbs.;. ........ ....... i5
Bhoulder Steak, lb.,. t. ....... 10
Hamburirer, lb. . ............ Orf
Pork Sausage, S lbs.. ..... M ........ 25i
,PrlmeRib Koast. rolled, lb.. .. lSJ
iPlcnio UsiniB, Jh. i ............... 1
'Compound, a lb.: pail ...... . . . ...... .So
Hindquarters tarablScPmind
-i t
1 c
Tnt
ut
ind
' T, V t t) i
'?...'-OUt.
wen wrnn .
1
a fr
th-
that I
. .. T 1 . Vft
' ' i C .T f 1
n a reproach,
at marvelous
aa denounsa.
t' 1 ' t t Of
e ss wi ll 8ti v i
e 1 p- bf l! tv
laush ss wr'l
'hit 1
1 that th
In urd can
lfoy hive founj t! t t! e antor-iat o-
ilitig Individual has a er.?o of humor.
for he was mora amused n an anybody
else over the pursuit of him by the
Washington real estate agents.
.Thesa agents didn't let go for a min
ute. They all reaJized that to have a
ONE WEEK OF BARGAINS AT THE
SUGAR
1$ pdtmds
Fer sack ..
Fruit Jattfjar
.fS.70
FLOUR
Our Spedal Braml i15
Barrel ....?4.50
Big Bend 1.35
Barrel f 5.15
CHEESE
f
Full Cream, per Ib..i.......20
Wiscon sin . Swiss, per lb '. 30
Miscellaneous
A. & H. Sodi ...I,. 8
New Mackerel, 3 for," 25
Holland Herring, per dozen 25
S lbs. Pop Corn ; 25
2 Knox Gelatine .....25
S pkg. Leslie's Sslt 25$
3 boxes Jello '. .25
3 tans , Pumpkin ..... ....... 25
2 cans Hawaiian Pineapple .25
Fresh canned Asparagus ....30
2 cana - Shrimp . . . r. . . . . . .25
3 cans'Core 25
3 cans Campbell's .Soap.- 25
25 ttrnes t. C.' Bk. Powder 20
Fig Prunes ... ... . . .." . .20
2 large Fairy Soup ..........15
Qround Bone forF ry r;1
Chickens, 8 lbs. for &d v
it, . ' - . a "
UNIVERSAL FOOD GRINDER
No.0.. ...75 Na; 1 .U .$1.00
N2;'.;.fUK - Na 3... .1.50
Crosse &Blackwell Oil .iV.TS
8 bars Aisortcd Toilet Soap 25
3 bottles 'Catsup..;;. 25
3. bottle! Extract 25
Quart Salad 0il .............30
Pine Extracted Honey -for
......25, 50 and fl.25
, Eagle '. Milk-;" . ,'l . . i'.f. ii li. 15
DutaRt Salad Oil, gallon .fl35
, Boiled Cider, bottle ; , . . . . .. . 30
Kraut, per quad ...J.......10
10 dosen Clothes Pins .... . , 10
3 Loaves of
Bread 10c
Cor First S Wnshlnflton
Hoffman House
Rich and mellow In flaror, good
strength, clear golden
color, one pound. . ... . . .30
3 Vi pounds for .........f 1.00
Breakfast Coffee, just 2 weeks
more at, lb .....251
Then it will be 2 7 a pound
Mission Tea Co.
Moduli or struDipo
ilrl to work In Teretable stand.
:e!b Rose rassflum, at the Waahlug
ton Publle ilarket. '
Picnic Hams, not salty, lb. 14
Boiling Beef, lb. 8
Veal Roasts 12
7 lb. Fresh Gro. Bone.... 25)
E f. JONES MARKET
FRANK
VINCENT
3 cans Fork and Peas
for Z5f
7 bars of Soap ......25e
19 lbs. Sugar :...f 1.00
No Sugar Orders
Delivered. -
Shelled Pop Corn, lb. 5
Fancy Royal Club '
'-Peaches .101
Washing Amftionia, -
per bottle 5
Blueing,- per- bortle-r-r.
BestIard Wheat FlouK
per sack $1.35
' a J-
T t
rt.sf :
T!. 7 I
t . '.I cut
-.-.-- rt '-r rr-ij.-i.-.,i to a::
r f V-:tst in j,-.,f.,..
-1 hi, a to lunch un,i,
r the rciison that he ws
:e exclusive Chevy CL..;.j
Cut with all tl.a rullir?
n,l liautir-r
l.iere was no trace of lrfinUB. Tl.d
constant ringing of Use door bell by the
ubiquitous agents and tha everlasting
jangle of the tplephone diaturbed him;
they did not lrrltato.
At the clubs where the rovernor was
lnnched and dined, the Washington elite,
long used to contact With greatness and
near-rreatness, found the visitor affa
ble and approachable. They looked him
over, exchanged time of day, and agTeed
x TOMORROW AND ALL NEXT WEEK
THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS
ii i i . i.i j r i t
7
Pseillc Main 57CJ
Oleomargarine
MeatsX
BEEF .
Sirloin Steak, lb..';......,-;..!! -
T-Bone Steak, lb 124
Rump Steak, lb .11
Shoulder Steak, lb., lO
Pot Roast, lb. .,...,.8and 10
Boil Beef, lb. ,..7 and 8
Sirloin Roast, lb.. ....... ;12
Rolled Roast Beef, lb. .12
Beef Hearts ..;l..., .,.;.. 8
Beef Livers : i . .'. ... , . . . . 8
Round Steak, lb . . , . . "-. M , . 12 y,
":M UTTON
Mutton Stew, lb.. .X.. ..7
Shoulder Mutton, lb. 8 and 10
Leg of Mutton, lb,., ; ...'. irl5
Loin Mutton, lb, . . ..12
Loin Mutton Chops, lb. ...,12
Loin Mutton Roast, lb 12 HI
SAUSAGE
Liverwurst Sausage,' lb... V.T: ..9
Weinerwursr Sausage, lb,..12
Head Cheese, lb. ......... t ... 10
Ham Sausage, lb... ,.20
VEGETABLES
Potatoes,-IS lbs. 23 sack fl.35
2 Head Lettuce 5
Squash, pound ...... ...2
. bunches Radishes ...if.......5
7 lbs. Sweet Spuds-25
Beets, per pound . . , . . . ...... .2
Cauliflower,) per head 10, 15
Pie Pumpkin, lb 2
Cabbage, per pound ..,.. ,..2
, FACTORIES AT PORTLAND, ASTORIA, SALEM, k LYONS,
1 DALLAS, HARRISBURG, GARDINER -
S'f OWWSEWD CKEAMEDY .CO.
18-20 FRONT, STREET., " .. PORTLANlD, OREGON
A Few Cento Jnveotcdin
:ClMpjbieG to"
many dollaro in Prolitd.
r r. z j. ::, "To i
Iroia tha I -i C' : .
r-r. Johnson's ' :ie in tiv.--.!i P",u
is "to l.L," end t . .re'is an c: vor; i: . !
for an admirer to 11 va In the f'-'j
whore tha dictionary or most cf H ivasj
actually compiled.
The doctor rsMed at Goutrh square'
from 1748 to 1758, and wo know that
the dictionary was begun a year be
fore the first date ' and published la
1755. At the top of the house, which
is a larpe one, he had a room fitted up
for his five or six assistants, whom he
kept constantly under his eye.
An interleaved copy of Ballets Dic
tionary in folio he made the basis of
TITE
OniGfNAL
vXASM STORE
PnONES UcmeA-Hia
40c and 50c a Roll
Meats!'
PORK-
Shoulder Roast Pork, fbM..,15
Loin Roast Pork --lb.. ....... 20
Leg' Roast Pork, lb... i..... 16
Loin Pork Chops, lb. 20
Shoulder Pork Chops, 'lb. v.17
Bacon i . ..22 and 25
Special ;forpis Sale
S lbs." Compound .V."..-; .60
10 lbsy-Compound 81.20
5 lbs.: Pure Lard . ...... ...80
10 lbs, Pure Lard f 1.60
Skinned Hams, Ib.......l6Hi
VEAL
Shoulder Roast Veal lb. .....15
Shoulder Veal Chops, lb. .....15
Lob Roast VeaL lb.v.;.;..U7H;
Leg Roast Veal, lb... ...17Hi
Breast Veal, rb..'....;,12H;
Veal Stew, Ib...w........;l2Hi
Cranberries, pet quart .......10
Celery, 2 bunches ,...15
Carrots, per pound , . . ... .... . .'.2
Huckleberries, , per pound .10
10 lbs, Onions ...M,.25
Turnips, pound ..............2
A Free Basket with each t2J0Q
Order Taken Home No , Sagar.
. ' ......'" ... . ... i ? ..Jr..- '.'.,...'. ' ...
".1 I ;t : ; . a
r,;3 ' .' v
re'itel : r . - c t r . -.
to a F;-.-n T-hi- .-'5 ia i r.-' "..
Curss'.twr firs - t
i;ut it v,:" t ) ' .) t t :,:. H
gle.i wet w; l tr-5r r (.!, an,! !
in the last yeur of Ms twnr-y J,-.-:
began "Tha Idler' he id tlestrii.e.l
being In "as easy and pleasant a st
of existence as eonptitutiomil unha;
ness ever permitted ht.'n t- enjoy.'
Journal Want Ada bring results.
PEOPLE'S
EGOS
2 dozen
BUTTER
Choice Oregon Butter TO
Best Oregon .Butter ....-."...TS
Rico Sale
Fancy Carolina Head Rice,
1 4 lbs.
Choice Japan Head
S lbs.
Rice,
Broken Head Rice, 6 lbsJ..
4 lbs. Bbtck Figs
White Figs, per Ib.i.MM
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, .
All Bulk Teas .-...u.
13 boxes Matches ........
8 bars D. C Soap liiii
.
-.10
.10
23
...25
.23
U bars Oar Best Soap .;.5
3 cans Oysters 25
Dozen .cans ';i,.M.C-..0O . y;
After Dinner ; Raisins . .15
10 lb. Pail Pure JeDy ...$1.00
Lye Hominy, : quart ; ... ......IP
10-lb, sack Meal .i.i... 30
Wheat Hearts. 10 lbs...... 45
Dill Picklea, quart ...... ..15
Small Olires, quart i.. ...... 25
Broom
Sale
Our Winner
25
35
Special ; . ...
Regal
3 cans Holly Mflk (.yi.;..iiV.25
2 cans Tabie Peaches '..... ..25
3 cans Tomatoes ; . . , w ,25
3 ' cans ; Peas V's i'.-wrsx' Vi .23
3 pkgs. E. C Corn Flake 25
Bulk Mince Meat, lb. ; .....,10
2 boxes Shinola U.i.V., ...15
3-lb. can GhirardeQi Chocolate 80
3 bottles Viaegar .25
Quaker Oats ; . i . . . ..w. v. . 10
fibs. Navy Beans ..'...-.....25
Large pkg. Crackers ...M,.20.
2 bars Silexo .................5
7 cans Mustard Sardines ....25
2 glasses Chip Beef ..25
3 lbs. Dried. Peaches ......... 25
Special
Solo
Monarch,' per gallon .V......C
Monarch Cane and MaTae.fT.v3
Ferndale Molasses, galkna M5f
Lnro, (be gi eat ctftnucty 4 enst
for ....... ..... , ... .m.f
in uas
CAtlTOti
FHISTTJ
QUAIITY
BecatrM of
Our Experi
, ence. -'
FEIST L i
SALES
Because of
the Buyers'
Experience.
. a t our.
Ji Hj
M for S!ano!:ona CoUer BB igtggjaB'a 2SSS"