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Newspaper Page Text. fB EVENTNOOiMkAIi. POETLAiNl)i .OHE60K SATURDAY, JUNE " 14 1002; FOR FOURTH OF JULY Monster Celebration 1o Last Two ,., ...... . , , - j .... , ; . , , . . Days-Committees. I WOODARD, CLARKE. EL COMPANY Phono 5-' Oregon -North 1076 .''vr.''i. TUP'AAI re fl A nt WMini : r.-' ' wwuw rutixin HJrV ft. v. - the bakek-the:atre Phono 5 Columbia 506... v Great International Contest 1 w COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE, JUNE I5thi L ale SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT r 5" Jl V Soap 5 maa. mm. ' " 1 i t, . . "s .' ' " ' '-' v . Commencing this morning we -'. meat, greatest quantity and best quality advertised, and special toilet, - batfr xastile. shsvlnr. laundrv. kitthen. perfumed, iancv -and medlci- 1 nal soaps ever offered to the Pacific Coast public..: In this contest said . we expect to show that we have ADVERTISED SOAPS CutlcoraSonp. our regu lar JSc. special 4711 Soap, our regular 14c. special ". Packer" Tar Soap, our regular l?c, special... Pears' Of'yeerlros Soap, regular 15c, special.... Pear's TTuscented Soap, regular 13c. special... 15c 11c 13c 12c 10c 12c H Woodbury Facial Soap, regular ik, special.... Velvet-.' Skin Soapj reg- -ular, 20c, special IUV Listeeln Boap, ' regular I J Mc 'special ,,w 4711 'Cathedral Soap, yjp large, reg. ?5c, special,' 4711 Cathedral Soap, kP small, iw V . sfwrlaL: " KtrkV Juvenile Soap. ' 9c large.: reg.' ISc, special Williams Jersey Cream , Boa ' large regular 13c special...... ....... Munyon'S "Witch Haiel boap, regular 15c, ape-, clal ...... ............... 8c 6c 15c Winiams' Ysnke Bhav- Uig 8omp, reg. 10c. spe Coinage's. Vlori Soap, regular SOc, special.... Ttlrr'a .' .Trananarent vrystal'-- Olvcerlne jKc Soap, regular 85c, ape. 4,uv Glenn's- (lnlphur v Soap, 1 Restnor- 'Soap, regular kr Jc. D3lal ............. ,Ui Sulphume Soap, f regu 13c lar iaxx, special ....... Madame Ruppert's 1 Soap. -reg. We, special. Derma 'Royal Soap, reg- ular iOc. special St. tos' Soxodertna Soap, regular IV ate special ,lc Rlcksecker's Skin Soap, tfo resuiar xsc, special,... These advertised eoana tire purchased by as direct from the- tna.nuf acturere. and we absolutely, guarantee their genuineness. Woodard. darica t Co. ,. , Extra special ; , Anglo-American Rejular 15c, Special c box. LAUNDRY, BATH KITCHEN, TAR and SCOURING .SOAPS Falrbanks BWry Soap, ifl regular fc, special... Grandpa's . Tar Soap, fa Shakers' Cotton Soap, regular 6c, special..,. Guest Room Boap, regu .. lar tc, apeclal .......... Band Sapollo Soap, reg- ' ular 10c, special , R. ic Q. Monster Bath Soap, reg. 35c, special Shakers'' Tar Soap, reg- ular 6c, special , Palmetto ' Bath Soap, ; regular 6. special 3c lc 8c 19c 3c 3c Fab-bank's Glycerine . Soap, regular 5c, npe- clal Kleen-Exy Soap, regular 6c, special Cudhaya Pura Tar Soap, special Tar 3c 3c 3c t SPECIAL TOILET SOAPS 1 dog. in a Box. SPECIAL KlrKa Elderberry, per Ylr box "v Klrk'a TM'lntergreen, per fflQ Kirk's Rose, Vr per box Koehler'a Pura Almond, fXr per box uy' Turkish jaath, . 50-. per box Thompsoti's Glycerlno, Tin per boxl " These Soaos are well sea- soned ntd parked one dozen In box. a.id specially adaptei for hctet. reetaurant. stores. cuf thopg, publia buildings, rooming, - and boarding hou.js. I Wuoda rd, Clarke & Co. Free delivery to all parts of ; the cfty. Canadian: money received kt par. Prescriptions promptly deliv ered and called lor by our uni formed and polite messengers. . Mo long "waiting for change. Wo odard, Clarke Co. !;.: 1' SOAP IMPORTERS. FotiTth and Washington Sts. ; Portland, Oregon Struck a Theologian. A well. known 1 flan Francisco attorney, who prides hUxuMilt'on his handling of Chlneae witnesses was defending a rail way damajs cas Instead of following tli unuai juestions as to nam, residence. If the saturate. au oath war understood, etu tos began: " ,v . f "What your namaf v v "Kae lAing."" ..' ; "Ton live ln!Baa Francteeor. "t "You sab God?.'" ' '. "air. AttoraeJV It yW 'Po I un place on special salesthe largest assort- a greater assortment, larger stock and Domestic and Imported TOILET SOAPS Box of 3 Cakes. Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, 'per box, f.r regular 23c. . special Kirk's Golden BoUqtiel 8oap, per 7f -box, regular 25c, special "v Kirk's Lily of, Valley Soap. it box, Qj. regular loc, special Kirk's Heliotrope Soap, per oox, regular J5c,. special Kirk's Haselnut Soap, per box, rear- 7r Ktrk'a Almond Heal Boap, per bx, IB regula 86c, special IWV Jergtn's Almond Rose Soap, per tox, Q Empress Kiigenle Soap, per box, reg- 1Cr ular 85o, special -0'' Charles Sk Co.'s Star Soap, per box. Qe regular ISc, apeclal Manhattan Floral r Feast Soap, per 7r ? box, regular toe, special r M Algerian Violet Kirk's, per box, w- Ar ular 15c, special k reernlnr ilt. unonlnl .......l. IVJv Kirk's Nw Rose Soap, per box, teg- llr Kirk's Juvenile Soap, large, per box, 27r regular 4c. aDectaJ - V Kirk's Malted Milk 8oap, per box, Qr regular lfic. special . Jergen's Scented Honey Soap. er IfJ box. reirular Vie. aneclnl IvV Jcrgen'a Scented Gtyeorlne Soap, per fie box, regular lie, special IWV Jergen's White Almond Soap, per Qe box, regular 25c.' special , '.uv Jergen's Xettuce Soap, per box, reg- 10 ular 25c, speclar IJ' Jergen's Verona . Violet Soap, per JB- Toussalnes Violet Soap, per box, Qe , ; regular ,13o, special .- 7W Armour's Fine Art Boap, per box, I resrular Vf aDAplal - Qreat Reduction on . SOAP BOXES Celluloid Soap Boxes, assorted colors, regular Sic, special.............. Zynolite Soap Boxes, assorted,, mot- tied, regular 35c, special ...i Aluminum Boap Boxes,, regular special ..................... Nickel-Plated Boxes, oval or square, hinged, regular 35c, special.......... Nickel-Plated Boxes, fancy top, reg ular 60c, special ........ ...;...;!.-..". Ebony Celluloid Boxes,' to match ebony .seta, jregular. 45e,..peclal... 17c 26c 26c 24c 33c 32c ShaVillg SOdpS William' Barber Bar Soap, regular Ylc c, special, pouna ,.,.,' CoWgate's Barber Bar Soap, regular fZP -So, special, pound "" Williams' Shaving Stick, regular tnc, 17. special ..- I'C Armour's Barber Bar Soap, regular 1- 6c, special , Pears Shaving ; Stick, regular 20c. Ar special ....J...,. t Popular Imported PERFUMED SOAPS ROO.BR A GAJXETS Violet Carnation, Lllas, Peau P'Rspagne, lavender Jte and Santal, regular 86c. special...... 'wfc ROGRR & GALLKT'S Vera Vloletta. Heliotrope, Iris. Peau D'Espagne, In dian Hay, Chypre, Bououet Des- Armours, White Carnation, regular jUl. 75. special WC COUDRAT'S Heliotrape, Violet. PeaM D'Espagne, I.llaa. Carnation, San- 17 tal, etc., regular S&c. special........ ' l.UBIN'8 assorted odor's small, reg- TO ular 35c, special ..... t"7 LUBIN'S assorted ' odors, medium, ir regular 85c, special wt LUBIN'S assorted odors, large, reg- ular 85c. special u DELETTREZ' Peau p'Eiipagne and (AP Royal Chyprei regular 75c, special ROGER ft GALLET'S Almond Soap, lr regular 15c, special XE GRAND'S Funkfefi," 0u Japon, ifi- regular 65c, special 4 JK. PINAUD'S LETTUCE SOAP, regular Mr 50c, special ...... PEARS' No. 1 Trans. Tablet, regu- lft , ,Jar 25c, special t regular 60c, special.. .' vC CRiUSBLAS" Cream Soap, regular 45c, special v,-. ' Imported CASTILE SOAP French Castile, !-pduna ibtf,fegular 70 88c, special .v,...,.4 ,....,.;.....,. C Uvorno Castile, 4-pound bar, regu- 7Qr lar 65c, special Honrado, 4-pound bar," regular 65c, TO special "'i' Italian CaBtile, 8-pound bar, regular 17. 49c, special . ........ V V Mottled Castile, 3-pound bar, regular 7Q 88c, special French (Green) Castile, 8-pound bar, 77. regular 38c, special El Progreao Castile. 4-pound bar, ii regular $1.76, special lTt La Prlmera Castile, cake, regular O. 10c, special La Verbad Castile, cake, regular 20c, I C. special OC Honrado Castile, cake, regular 10c, 7r special',,!." ...... Carmel Castile, cake, regular 10c, fi. special .... ...... UXy derstand the ' entity of our CreatorT I will atari aay. that Thursday evening next I shall address the Btate Minister ial Association on the subject of the "Di vinity of Christ," 'and shall be pleased to have you attend;. ,; ; A roar of laughter 'sweptvnovr tha court room, and It was some minutes before the examliuuloa proceeded, r: 7 " " ' , New Jersey has ranked sixth In value Of manufactured products for 40 years. The wage earners of th state are lit per cent of the total population, 'and among the mare W.ooo women and SJtXW children. Portland will have the grandest Fourth of July celebration this year ever held in the Pacific Northwest. Th committee having This worsTTn cnarg.has labored: incessantly ror the past two weeks, and wUl do the same for th,e hext two weeks. Everyone present at the meeting of the committee last night waa ''chuck full" of enthusiasm, which was ; given vent when the reports of the sub-committees were heard. ' '', " '".'' Julius U Mclef; chamah of the fire works committee, reported that he had engaged U'i tl. '-Wijaon,8 of lies Angeles, to have charge of the pyrotechnic dls- p!av" : ' ;;'. . , . , C. H. Mcluauo, chairman of' the adver tising committee, reported that the com mittee, hud seen about "advertising the celerat'fcn in. the best, way possible and had written to blll-poatera within a range Of 38 miles for bids. ' ' ; . A Commvhlcatlon was read from F, W, Rountree1, reignli from the soliciting and firewtirK comma tees, on account of lack of time.'. It was accepted ana W. W. Vshertson was appointed In his stead.- , . As the Fourth 1 only about two weeks distant, it was deemed advisable to ap point the balance of the committees nec essary, They re aa foijows: - Parade Captain J. P. Shaw, J. D. Mann, Xa Selling. Thos.i.luffy and K. Whlt ing. ' r.-'.'- Audltlngt ,Ni' Fleiaohner, T. H. New- hall. Julius L. Meier, Music I. N. Flelschner, B. House. W. H. Morrow. . v LHerary Exerclaes Alfred Bowen, W. Weens Jolnon, J. E. Courtney. Genera) Summers will appoint the fol lowing cemmitte on' Storts and outdoor niiracuons, - next weeai bj. w. Howe, John OHi and U H.' Adams. Seld . Back reported that the ' . Chinese native sons about ,4ut-wlll turn out in new uniforms on bicycles. . , It was decided that the ' celebration should take place two da ys; July 3-4, dur ing which time there should be parades' In. the afternoon and fireworks In the evening.! . ; t The nreworks committee will submit THE MARQUAM. The Kathryn , Kidder ' Company pre sented The Country -Olrl to m crowded house at the Marquarn ast night. The old-time comedy Is most entertaining. It was repeated this afternoon to another large audience. Tonight the emotional play, Fruni-lllon, wftl.be given, closing the engagement. THE BAKER, The season of comic opera about to be Inaugurated by Pol Ittrd's Juvenile Opera .Company at Bak- Edna May in i" --rwinnMMC': JTtftjiH"! TM"7 ""- ' -j : lii.. -feiL - ..... . ii , : . . ' ' . , - ' 7 - . ' AS one Ot. toe "inree Little Maids," m which she is' exneeted In r turn to this country the coming season. ui unKui yauwifrpstot usg eaj oDtainca under unusual difficulties, er's Theater will, be an enticing, offering to the thegter-goers of thK 'city, This clever company of children, headed by Daphne Pollard, who ; made such a hit at their former .engagement, will open at Bakers Theater with Sunday matinee. June 13, in that ever-lasting favorite epera by Gilbert & Sulllvsn H. ; a PlnSfore. The same opera will ,ruo . up to and In cluding Wednesday evening.. The splendor of the productions of this .'company dur ing their former engagement in this city is still fresh in the minds-oi all who had the pleasure of witnessing their perform ances, arid It U sufnojeivi. to state that the game atlentton win again be paid to every detail necessary TotbTTSrojieT "pre sentatlon of each Optra produced. A Gaiety Girl will be the offering for the remainder of the week; commenolng with Thursday's evening . . performance, The isuai popular prices of Baker's. Theater wiu sustain during this engage msot, ana thfflr plans at the ne meeting, as they will be fully decided at that time. BANDS MAY BID. 1 Secreta ry .Mctsaaowishes 10 inforna- - bands in this city, that they are. requested to submit bids for concert and parade lie fore Juni JO; rand , submit them to the Fourth of July committee, 3uS Chamber or Commero building. . The following soliciting committees re ported their collections as follows: Morrow and Barf I 200.26 V. B. Rich 228.5 Duffy and Flnley 92100 Roaenblatt and Beary....: 886.50 Adams and Robinson 801.00 Mat hleeaa and Klein 318.56 H. H. Newhall....l:,l., 26.04 Leo Selling , . , . i y.ty. 250.M Oi ton and McPhemon 295.00 Ju4)us L. Mele 102S.OO seid Back 43.06 Elumuuef and Hoch - .-. 26. L.Uance from lasti year 1- 73.00 Total subscribed to date $318t7S More soliciting committees are to be heard from . and -.the chances are that Portland will have va: $3,500 celebra,tJon. The committee is' taking extra pains to get as much 'for their ttipney as possible and the conscientious way in which they have labored Is to be commended by th entire community.;4 - In regard to transportation for persons cutslde of Portland, the advertising com mittee read the following letter from A. L. Craig, general passenger agent of the O. R. ft N. Co.: - ? "Dear Sir: Answering your unsigned letter of the 11th lnst,, l have pleasure in advising you that we will make a rate cf a fare and a third! from points within 200 miles, tor Portland and return, on July 3 and 4, good to return up to and Includ ing July 6. V"; "We will be very' to hang your ad vertising posters In our stations, and will also be glad to assist you In towns where there are $0 local ..bl-ppsters In getting a few of the bills put op In prominent places,". . '.' :; As there Is but little time to the Fourth, the meeting adjourned, till Monday even ing at the same meeting place. from alt indlcattonsjtit.good impression left from thfeit. tormei engagement will aialn b rcVived,- :Ji' ... Mississippi -Avenue Hall. Bids have been received for the erection of the hW hall to be erected by the Mississippi Avenue Building Association on Mississippi avenue. It has been de cided, by the association not to make the bids public at present until all the neces sary funda had been secured. The trou bles In the labor market also has a tend ency to stop the work ef constructing the building at present. The new building when erected will be a big boon to that section of the city, all public meetings having now to be held In the engine house. It lu estimated that the cost of the structure will be about $3,500. Her New Role. This half-tone is a reproduction ODDS OF INFORMATION. Theaters In Japan are usually built of wood. ... Colorado continues at the head of the gold-producing states. ', No fewer than five British jpeers an swer to the name of Lord-Grey.- English is studied by; 9$ per cent.: Of the students in the higher schools of Egypt, . , ', , " , ' The country' around Smyrna Is said to be well adapted for the-cultivation 'of cotton. ' ,i ? ' t The production of silver In the United States this year was practically the same as taet Pure Oil is the name of a new tank steamship built in Newcastle, England, for Pennsylvania flrm -; f . A French 'engineer proposes the " erec tion, ot a moving platform' aUt mUes long to facUItate travel in Peril 1 f " ', " ': " " ' ' ' i ; -s- v,-; Cm.-mkW- : ' ' ," " 'vv'";' r 11 ' ' ' ' , all - SUNDAY MATINEE SUNDAY NICNT MONDAY NIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT WEDN'SD'Y NIGHT W BALANCE Or THE WEEK and SATURDAY MATINEE Never Changing Prices: NEXT WEEK I ID or MT . Iarge crowds are on their way out to the Irvlngton race track this afternoon to witness the races of the Klverside Driv ing Club. The day being fine, the attend ance will be large and there is s douty as to the excellency of the sport. The parade last night was a revelation to even old-timers. Sever has the like been seen in Portland. Until they saw the turn-out, with their own eyes, did any one believe that there were so many blooded roadsters owned by private citi- sens. The parade started at Sixth and An. keny at 7:45 o'clock. There wai consid erable confusion at the start, as the pa rade had been so hurriedly arranged that very few knew their proper positions, but out of the confusion all finally fell Into line, heading south. First came Gus Ro senblatt" in a buggy, followed by a squad of po.lice under command., of Griff Rob erts. Then the band fell in, followed by members of the Portland Hunt Club, mounted. Following this were several carriages, . the first containing Governor- elect Chamberlain, Mayor-elf ot Williams, Mayor Kowe and Captain Spencer. The most admired turn-out in the whole parade was that of "Mike" Drlscoll. It was a ladeau containing three neatly dressed little girls, drawn by four spirited horses. In the single rigs, Jean Blaster's racer was the most gaily decorated. There were other very meritorious turn-outs. too numerous to mention. RACERS AT IRVINGTON. It Is well worth any one's while who has a little leisure time to take a run out to IrVlngton track and see the race hcrsea work out. A Journal reporter found quite a bunch of new arrivals there yesterday afternoon. Captain N. G. Smith of Everett, former ly of California, is one of the new ar rivals. Captain Smith is a veteran horse man, who has been called here several times to act in the capacity ot starter and Judge at different meets. He has with him Bufjrd, 2.-11& and Mary L. He also has a very promising four-year-old out of the latter. Captain Smith will- train at Irvlngton until the regular circuit opens. George T, Beckers is also here froth Los Angelea with his great stallion, Zambro, 8:11, and several promising youngsters. Whetstone & Matlock of Heppner have eight of tbelr runners at work. They are showing great speed. i H. H. Helman, partner of Chris Simp son in the Irvingt6n race track, is a great lover of crawfish, and has an abnormal appetite when he gets started on- them. One night recently he got up against his favorite dish, with the result that he has been confined to his bed ever since In a very serious condition. His physician considered the veteran trainer oat of dan ger today.. Alt Norte, 2:16, one Of Chris .SlnjP' son s prides, went wrong in her work yesi terday and her owner does not expect much out of her for a time. HOW THE CLUBS STAND. Won. Lost, J?: C. I Ptrtlana .19 n .631 Seattle . 20 ...is i - a .13 12 13 -15 19 19 19 . ' .803 Butte ... Spokane .421 .446 Tacoma Helena . I Portland lost, her third straight game to Butte yesterday,- but It is dollars to doughnuts she will not drop todays. Our own Sammy will catch, while Engle will do the pitching for the champions. The summary; , -.. Butte 1 M t I M I I PorUand 0 002 01000-j! . earned runs Butte 1, Portland 2. Two- base hits-Hupp, Weed. Three-base hit Kane. Stolen base Hduts. Bases on balls -Off Salisbury S. . Left on 'bases Butte T, Portland 4. Passed . ball Van "Buren. Time of game One hour and 45 minutes. Umplre-Colgan.' . HELENA WINS THIRD GAME. With Third Baseman Baxe, right from Chicago, and Pitcher Slagle, one . day from Los Angeles, Helena downed Seattle' yesterday. Both of the new men showed up well. The summary., f . Beattle 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 o-t Helena ; ...4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 I Stolen base Schmeer. Two-base hits- Hurley . Shaffer, Slagle. Three-base hit- Harmon. Passed balls Sullivan V Stan-' ley d. Bases , on balls Oft Harman 3 Single 1. Struck out By Harmon ,, by Slagle 1' Left on bases Seattle S, Hel ena i," . Double plays Babbitt to Schwarts to Hurley! Dairy mple to Stanley; Schmeer to Base to Peeples to Schmeer, j y Time' ojt gameOne hour and 45 minutes. Um pire Mullane. .-. i-:J ' . . TITUS AT HBNLET.-, ' ' , NEW TO RK, June 14. Among the pas sengers bound for Europe today was C. I will be the only representative from the J United States In the-approaching Henley, Gilbert & SuShaa'g Ttmeftd Opera, Mm Pinlfore "A GAIETY GIR.L" Evening, 50c, 35c, 25c, ISc; Matinee, 25c, 15c,' 10c The POLLARDS In 4 Cish;V "La Mascbtte WOULD Senator Elkins' Wants to Grab the Pearl of the Antilles. (Scripps-McRae News Association.) WASHINGTON, ; June M.W THE SENATE TODAT ELKINS (W. Vs.), TJETE tEADBR OF THE BEET-SUGAR INSURGENT'S, INTRODUCED A RES OLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE AN regatta. He will be si contestant for tbT Diamond Sculls. . , HEGABTT.DE COURSET. Tim Hegarty, , the Australian crack, will arrive from California today and go nto immediate training for his go before the Paiftihre Club on the 26th with De Coursey. Freeman will work with the former, while Swanaon will train with De t-'oursey, xnene two young men are matched for a 10-round preliminary. De Coursey Is working at Second and GUsan, While Hegarty has quarters awaiting him at the. Mikado. STRIKE QUIET Meeting of Master Builders' As sociation This Afternoon. Unless he were told, a stranger in the city would not know that a strike is on here. With the "fair" product arriv ing from the outside and that being turned out by the local onion -mills, there seems to be no Immediate danger of a shortage of material. The carpenters are nearly all at work, -and the building-industry Is rapidly as suming Its former activity. New build ing permits ere being issued nearly every day. and the outlook, for a busy building season never looked more promising than at present. . Union .carpenters are taking the role as master builders, and will solicit con tracts, thus coming in direct competition with, the Master Builders Association, which, in conjunction with the mtllmen, is attempting to ignore 'them. In all the other lines union labor is welT employed, and' It Is altogether prob able that the industrial situation will soon settle down to s 'basis which will be satisfactory to all concerned. - It has Just been learned that the Mas ter Builders,' ths sawmill and planing millmen are holding ' a conference this afternoon, As a result of this meeting many are inclined to ths belief -that some very Importaht developments will occur. Unloq men state that the'combine of the millmen.. is- weakening, and on the verge' I. Of "suing, for.peaee.,:.-:1';' .v ;.') , One of the"labor leaders said: T "It Is knowrt that the boycott Is prov ing disastrous to the milltnen'a outside trade,, and that their counter-boycott 1 not proving effective' .,."' ' The called, meeting this afternoon is re garded as significant, and Important news is looked for after its adjournment. Just of what nature it will be is wholly conjectured. . ' The Other Side. ' HUNTINGTON, W. :.Va.i June 14,-In- formatton has 'been received here this morning from various points In the coal fields to the effect that the striking min ers are losing ground rapidly.? IF Quality, combined with Low Prices, Is what you want In " Dental Workyou can do no better than- Come here. We not only giurantee flrat aualltv work we i v-mt,, Euaranieo Tm .XKT A i Tsj ; tfiMi'.i: WISE?BRO&,Deiitists 0S.S09, aie,su, sis, a13PalllngBaiidlng.lt BethPhesMC Or. Sgath adv't CstjO.1 ' ear. Third sad Washington Streets.' ; , Opea evenings tlU 9; panday tola. :fir$t Trwi POMJLAR PRICES 'Gorgeous Scenery and ' ....Costames..M , ,. u Bright, Catchy" Music, ' - Augmented Orchestra It, tsfif:- NEXATION -OF CUBA AS A NEW STATE ON THE CONDITION THAT THE CONSTITUTION OF SUCH STATE BE TRANSMITTED TO ' CONGRESS FOR ITS APPROVAL NOT LATER THAN JANUAR? I, 190i SEIXW00D. .-i AW;,W"sss.f .m. Albert Benson, clerk at Dr. Sellwood'f drug store on Umatilla avenue,. as do- -parted for Sllverton for a weeks' visit ,v wlth his parents. He will soon leave for Eastern Oregon. Mrs. O. J. Owen. a delegate to the meeting of, the. Degree of Honor. A.-Q. U. W., In Portland, was visiting this week at the residence of W. G. Hirshberg. Mrs. Owen Is from Grand Island. Neb, William Shaw is reported ill with the malaria. I. J. Leabo, proprietor of the Sail wood hotel, is slowly recovering from the effects- of a recent operation. He will be confined to his home for about two weeks yet A disarrangement In some ot the ma chinery at the woolen mill Thursday even ing, caused a shut down of operation that evening. Everything is running smoothly now. Patricks Foley and family will move next week from the West Side to Sell wood. . : . . : ... l--..-.-' Mrs. C Nuttall and mother arrived the other day from Oregon City.. They Joined Mr. Nuttall .who Is employed a- the wool en mills. v Dr. W. C. ferry has begun th excava tion for the basement of his new rest dence. ' John Rebstoch was to Latourelle Falls this week on atrip. :,-.' . James Took has arrived lr 8elIwoocU and has secured employment at the wool en mills. ' An InteresUng lecture was given at the Sellwood M. K. Church last evening, the subject being "Where Are We, and What Time la It?" The lecture was delivered' by Professor OR. W. Kelsey. professor of oratory at Paciflo College, Newberg. ! ; Harry Bonlflde U laid up with attack of the malaria. ' ' If Qnality of work, combined With. low prkejsv Is what yov want. - you can't-o .better than. cnd your laundry t us. Work DE UVERED WHEN YOU WANT; . IT. The , sty ;.L;iV;; : . LAUNDRY 1 S3 Randolph Street Phones Albina 41 or Columbia (041 BLAZIER'S FIRST AND MADISON STS. We) cash all kinds of ebecks,"good" "bad" and mdifferent, at all hours of the day and night, including Sunday r n no fAin, . Pr. T. P. Wise. V -.It.