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Cañon City record., 1907-01-03

For many years | have tried to get
a pair of glasses that could wear.
have gotten glasses of the leading oc-
culists in Los Angeles, Cal, Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and at home.
All were failures, yet / paid as high
as $4,000 a pair When I first put the
glasses on can see, but in few min
utes my eyes and head begins to ache
and then / have to take them on to
get relief from the pain, which would
sometimes extend to top of my head
down the back of neck and in my
shoulders. In this manner l have
been annoyed for years, and as all my
efforts to overcome same has been
failures, became greatly discouraged.
But am surely happy now to say that
the Western Optical Co. have prescrib-
ed glasses for me which | can wear all
day long with perfect ease and rest.
There is no firing of eyes or aching
OF head. All pains have disappeared,
my eyes seem in perfect state of rest.
/ grant this statement thinking there
might be other sufferers like myself
who could be likewise benefited by
these opticians"
About ninety-nine out of every hun
dred persons receiving medical treat
ment for nervousness, stomach trouble
uub tn
be neuralgia, are afflicted with de-
fective eyesight and nothing more.
An astigmatic eye most invariably
causes aches and pains and nausea
of the stomach of kind that Is very
misleading to the sufferer and deceiv-
ing to the physicians in diagnosing
unless the physician has special
knowledge and experience in the art
of fitting glasses.
Astigmatic headache usually begins
with shooting pains in the back OF
the eyes, finally reaching the top OF
the head, extending down the back OF
the neck into the shoulders, and fire.
quently affects the spine to the extent
that physicians often diagnose such
case as spinal trouble.
Other symptoms of astigmatism are
sensation of hair pulling. tender
ness or soreness of the scalp, and diz-
ziness. especially upon a sudden turn
ing of the head.
Those who suffer with q slight de-
gree of astigmatism experience much
trouble in reading or doing close work
longer than thirty minutes without
the vision blurring or type running
together or mixing more or less. caus-
ing excessive winking or watering OF
the eye, with perhaps . slight infam-
matory condition Of lids and . blood
shot eyeball.
The Western Optical Co. visits
Canon City every three months. All
lenses are warranted for two years.
During the past three we have httsd
% people with glasses in Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1907-01-03

What lot of idle people pleasan
day develops.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13
Pretty Parasol Prizes

on Friday afternoon Miss Il. Ruth
Young entertained In her usual charm
ing manner at bridge. Miss Young
wore q beautiful froCk OF white null
with brctCllCs of lowered ribbon which
became her perfectly. The large draw
ing room was cool aud Il delightful
spot for the game, which was made
quite exciting by prizes given at each
table for the highest score. The for
Ndnatc winners were Miss Marion
scott, Miss Charlotte Gillet. Miss Har-
Vcy, Miss Mgdgc MCCandlcss and Mrs,
lirMncrd smith, and the prizes were
lingerie garasOls with rustic handles,
dressed In white embroidery, and.
needless 10 say. they were very much
admired. both by the winners and los
Crs, and during tca-timc were passed
around for everybody to see. Tho
guests were Mrr Arthur Wall, Mrs.
clifford High, Mrs Archie Young, Mrs
BiainCrd SMITH, Mrs. Winifrcd Bah.
bit, Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mrs. clifford
KimbalI, Mrs, Won Hamm, Mrs. Alfred
Moore, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Montague
Cooke, Mrs, Edwin Paris, Misses Char.
!utte GiilCt, Madge McCandloss, Brown
Ada Rhodes, Marion Scott, Harvey
Juanitn i!ordaway, lrmgard and Elsa
SchuCfcr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mrs. HalNrad won thr first prize.
Iur-bon dish Of silver. The second
pr,a.. % silver rHuN1I spoon. Mrs. N.
Phillips received: DO. huOhy, a Jap
,uoaa vase. was bcsfowed upon Mrs.
George putc. and Mrs Helen Noonun
90, The consolation rvi2C, a large bou-
uuCt or Write roses 4 pleasant hour
wac spent n, he ted tables, which
looked very nuIa"tlvC with their bur-
den OF Howcra nVd silver Among those
present were Mrs. Charlie Wight, Miss
Agnes MuclUtg~o, Mrs. Helen Nopnnm,
Nrs. George Potter, Mrs. Edward Ten
noy Mo- UDyaott, Mrs. a. j. Campbell,
Mrs H0l'owa. Mrs. a, Fuller, Mrs.
Jordan, Mra Francis Gay. Mrs Charles
wilder. Mrs Arthur Wilder. Mrs.
Mary Gum Airs. Schucfcr, Mrs. Lack
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13
t-Eome'' Party

Ihe "at home" which was given by
's Frederic Klamp on Saturday af-
aOon last IN honor Of her sister, Miss
rlrd. at her residence on Thurston
guue was q very enjoyable affair. In
atoms were issued to about one hum
ed and nearly everybody responded.
rs Kamp was assisted In receiving
Mrs Charles Wilder, who presented
10 guests 10 Miss Glrard, Among
lose who assisted in looking after the
tests were Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Brainord
NTH, Mrs NJ Phillips and Miss Jcs-
10 Kaufman Mrs. Andrew Fuller
.IOured tea, Mrs, Harry MacfarIanc was
at thG coffee table and Mrs. Van Nlict
and Mrs. John Russell presided over
the DunchbuwL \ bcvy Of pretty girls
waited unOn the little tables which
were set In the dining room aud lunais.
The large table covered with cloth
Ol Brussels lace oruamCnted with pink
satin bows and pink roses was much
admired. Among the girls who as
sisted were Misses Edith Smith, Helen
North, lrma Ballontync, Laura Girard,
Hutrhins and Jessie Kennedy. The
Eaai quintet club played and sang bril-
liantly throughout the afternoon.
Among the invited guests were Mrs,
George Garter, MIS- Tonney Peck, Mrs,
d, Wall Mrs, Riggs, Mrs McStoCker,
the Misses McStouker, Mrs, A. Young,
Mrs. Albert Along Mrs. T. Wall, Mrs,
Dillingham; Mrs, Erdmau, Mrs, Camp
bell-ParkCr, Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs.
Brock, Mrs. c. Wilder, Mrs. Gorrit Will
der, Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs. Van Vliet,
Miss Hordaway, Miss Winston, Miss
Jessie kaufman, Mrs. Augustus Knud-
sen, Mrs Eric Knudscn, Mrs, dc Witt,
Mrs, Blanchard, Mrs, G. W. Case Deer
Ing, Mrs Berg, Mrs, Robert Atkinson,
Mrs. Avery, Mrs, GrOssman, Mrs,
Schaefer, Mrs Ingram, Mrs. Jones
Mrs, G. Gilman, Mrs. Alexander Lind
say, Miss Patty, Mrs. a. Francis Judd
Miss Nellie Judd, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs
Charles Cooper, Mrs. Schuman, Mrs
Hannah, Mrs, Albert Judd, MrS Ar
thur Wilder Mrs. Spindle, Mrs Bissell
Mrs. A, Lewis Mrs Robert Levers
Mrs, Kennedy, Mrs. Brainerd Smith
Mrs, w. o, Smith, Mrs McClanahan
Miss b, Ruth Young, Mrs. Paris, Mrs
$, b. Dole Mrs. George Angus, Mrs
Fred Angus, Miss Angus, Mrs. T.. NJ
Watson, Mrs Schultze Mrs. Lakeland
Mrs. Hoffman,, Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs
iiutchins, Mrs. Mackall, Mrs, Clinton
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Tour pretty girls VIII do THE Seasons
Some fascinating Hawaiian girls will
do The Indians" The Indian dance
has never bedN given here before by
the chosen sixteen, representing girls
dressed MS cigars, Il fac-simile of the
famous ballet - In Paris. Spanish
Dance" by u talented number of the
class. The Witches chorus from the
Isle of Spice" Vernon Tenney to he
the soloist, all In costume. The Army
.pnd Navy" by Margery and Dorothy
Hnogs, and ballet des Femines as u
finish. There will be cotilllon, fav-
Org, etc. A chorus from "Thc Tourists"
will he given. This Is certainly some
thing to look forward to and those who
have seen the children at rehearsal are
not only looking forward to the eXhi-
bitlon themselves, but are telling all
their friends. Mrs, Gums brilliant
successes of the past guarantee her
surety of pleasing for the future.
The May Day Festival on tho Puma.
hou campus will be quite an event,
Judging from the program, which IL ~
follows:
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tended by lords, ladies and pages.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

planned all sorts of pleasant affairs at
the new camp aud was just discussing
TIC new ballroom and the balls he
hoped to give when the letter was
handed him. such are the fortunes Of
war Mrs. Van Nlict Is great favor
tie socially and has done her part to-
ward making everybody have Il good
time They will all be greatly missed,
and there Is weeping and gnushing of
teeth In many quarters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13
Pretty Wedding

\ marriage OF more than ordinary
interest was sOlcmnized Sunday after
noon when Miss Grace Holt became the
bride Of Mr.. JOHANNES Hedcmann. of
San Francisco Shortly after the noon
hour the nuptial knot was tied. The
Holt residence was beautifully decorate
ed for the occasion. SmilaX, CarII-
lions and plum blossoms were used
with artistic taste, and the effect was
pleasing. The marriage bower of
smilnN and ferns was arranged In the
hay window and was an artistic piece
Of work. The Rev. 7. G.. PiCtOn Off
Ciated, and the ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of a company
consisting of relatives and few in
innate friends. The bride was bcCCm-
ingly attircd in Il navy blue, tailor
made travelling suit. She carried nu
exquisite bouquet of carnations. There
were no attendants.
During the informal reception that
followed the ceremony. the Young Cuu-
pie was heartily congratulated and
best wishes for their future happiness
and prosperity were offered.
They drove TO the depot In time TO
board the soulh-bound Oregon express
and many friends assembled there PH-
tended a parting greeting and wished
them godspeed. They went to San
Francisco, which will be their future
home.
The bride Is the only daughter D,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac II. Holt. She was
reared and educated in Woodland aud
all who know her are sincere friends
She Is a stately beauty Of quiet demean.
or, set pleasing manners and charm
Ing personality.
Mr. licdcmann Is the second son Of
Mr., ana Mrs. c. Iledemann of Homo
lulu, lie spent several years In Wood
land, At present he holds II responsible
position with the United Railroad COM
pany. He Is a clever young man OF
iine character ana exemplary habits.
Woodland, California, Democrat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

In poor health but entertained delight
fully ut the Moana at several dinners.
Her charming personality has won her
many friends and everybody hopes she
will return to Honolulu In the near
future.
Mrs. Fred Knight, Mrs. Bush Flnnell.
Mrs. Augustus Newell and Mrs. Edgar
kelthlcy are anticipating very de-
IightGui visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
rney will leave the 29th of April and
will spend n week IN Honolulu. going
later to one OF the great Parker plan
latiOns on one OF the other Islands
Tor Il months stay, Mr., Knight. Mr.,
Finnell and Mr.. Newell win probably
visit the islands. returning with their
wivas.-Chronicle.
Judge, Mrs Hatch and family are
expected TO arrive in the Buiord with
the Congressional party. They have
been away for two years and probably
will be greatly entertained during their
brief visit here. Miss Pansy Perkins
Is expected TO arrive and will be the
motif for many affairs, MS she Is both
popular and charming.
Mr.. and Mrs. PfOtenhaucr gave u
delightful at home to mauy OF their
German friends on Sunday evening
Mrs. Pfotenhauer Is only just recover
ing from her severe Illness ana Il Is
Il great pleasure to see her about
again. She has been Obliged to give
up all social duties until recently.
4
The Rev. and Mrs. John Usbournc
are sojourning At THE Cliffs" their
villa at Diamond Head, during the
interim OF going away. They intended
10 sail two weeks ago but could not get
siaterCOms, although they engaged
! their passage weeks ago. Mr.. Usbournc
really needs the vacation and II must
be Il very trying condition of affairs.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Il. L.. Paxton. who
have just taken the chalet Of Mrs. Ma
| bel Castle, sailed In the Alameda for Il
| trip to the Coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Holt and family are occupying the viii
Ia at Waikiki vacated by the Paxtons.
Mrs Henry Highton, who Is with rel
atiyes at 2Gl2 Webster street, San
Francisco, Is soon going on to New
| York TO attend TO soric important bus
mess matters which she expects will
bring her great wealth.
| 4 h
Mrs. Walters, who has been spend
ing severed weeks at Kaalawai, re-
turned to Honolulu today. She Is In
much better health, and has already
rcgained her good looks.
1 4 l. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Ballcntync, Mrs. w. Love. Mrs. NJ.
Phillips. Mrs. \. Fuller, Mrs. Harry
Mactarlanc. Mrs. Fred Macfarlanc, Mrs.
Srhapfcr. the Misses SChacfCr, Mrs.
John Russell. the Misses Lady. Helen
and Alice MacrarIanc, Mrs. A. q.
HAYES Ir
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

One Of the pretty bridge teas of tho
week was the one Rlycn' by Mrs. Locke
land on Thursduy The house was
beautifully decorated with roses, cut
lowers and ferns, aud the rooms look
cd their best Tho FIRST prize, a hand
homr DoultOn vase, was won by Mrs
Mamie phillips. The refreshments
were particularly appctiZing and dain-
thy served, Among the guests were
MIS-. Harry Lewis. Mrs. Jordan, Mrs.
Van Nliet. Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs.
Archie lounS, Mrs Klebahn, Miss
Charlotte GiIlet, Miss Margaret Walk
or Mrs. McCandess, Mrs. Brown, Miss
Brown, Mrs, Waterman, Miss Water
man, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Arthur Wall,
Mrs, Frederic Klamp, Miss Louise Cir
ard, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Ormand Wall,
Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Mamie Phillips.
Mrs, Brock, Mrs. Hannah, Miss Mclu-
tyre, Mrs. Sachs. Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Frank Halstead and many others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13
Children To Dance

Mrs, Mary Gums annual exhibition
OF fancy dancing will take place in the
Opera House ON Thursday evening,
April 18th, instead of Saturday evening
rs previously announced, for the FL
!ciurds will open on that date. The
exhibition will surpass anything ever
given by Mrs. Gum. Eighteen little
girls will give the opening number,
THE Maypolo Dance dressed in
green, pink and white. This will he a
Eewitching symphony of color and de-
light tn" audience. ReynoId McGrew
ana Helen Center will do u song and
dance in costume and that speaks for
Itself for they are really finished art
ists and the Teddy Bears" too, Will
oil he there, so look out for them.
Hazel Buckland will give French
dance in her clever manner. Twenty
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13
Z " 7

y ny Yl4I.N Ni' Aflll'lll'''N 'N'h' -
AX( was only few short years
wv ago that Pains mule trans
wurv running and motor
cars q thing only To dream Of II Is al
most impossible to realize the changes
m the interim.
Only the other day counted over
twenty-five motors and rmabuuts
whi2zlng by iu the most approved fash
Ion. and three of them were driven by
women. In fact they excel in that di-
recuiou and are close rivals Of their
brother chaufcurs.
Mrs Francis Gay drives her big
motor car with much skill and assur-
gnCc. and Miss MadEC McCardlcss can
be seen ON the Wailiiki road nearly
any day driving her fathers big tour
ing car. Miss Iartwcll and Miss Car
cop are sNllruI chaufcurs and there
Pee others who are qualifying. An
his is as It should be. and no one Is
'Dre surprised than the average tour
at the state OF affairs here, for we
70 Unexpectedly un-to-daje, and fair
reek with all the ultra rcguCmcuts
town on the mainland.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13
Musical Tea

A charming informal musical tea
was glven by the Misses Schaefer OF
"Roscbank," Nuuanu avenue, on We'd
nesday afternoon, In honor of Mrs,
VIII Balding of Hilo. Mrs. Schaefer
received for her daughters and each
guest brought dainty wOrk-bag aud
thimble with which they were sup
posed to be Industrious. The musical
numbers were given by the Misses
Schaefer, Mrs. Ernest Ross and Miss
Damon, and they we're listened to with
pleasure, A delightful hour was spent
chatting and sewing and then every
body was invited to the dining-rUOm TO
partake of delicious tea. La France
roses made the rooms fragrant with
their perfume, and the same flowers
were on all the tea tables Among
those present, besides the guest Of
honor, We're Mrs. Montague Cooke, Mrs,
Weight, Mrs. Ernest Ross, Misses. Ber-
nice and Dorothy Hartwell. Miss Ward,
Miss Lily Patty, Miss Soper Mrs,
Greenwell, Mrs, James Dougherty, Miss
BuChly, Miss Alexander, Mrs. A. G.
HAYES, Jr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13
BuckeYe Club Meet

One of the pleasantest meetings Of
the Buckeye Club occurred on Tuesday
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mr. and Mrs. Eben Low have been
enjoying the sunshine at the beach
for two weeks at Judge Dole's villa,
Aqua Marine"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mr., and Mrs James Wilder have
gone to Walalua for a few days. Mr..
Wilder has been i'll with dengue fever
and the trip Is for the benent of his
health.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

additional Social News on Page 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mr. and Mrs, c. w. Case Deering
have leased the Beclsley residence on
King street for year. Mr. Deering
Is still confined to mis- rooms by i'll
.lpSS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mrs w, II. Avery, who has been a
guest for several months at the Mo-
ana hotel, expects to join her husband
who IL on the HOngkong Maru, next
Tuesday, and will 30 on with him TO
the Orient Mr., VIII Avery Is with the
japanese steamship company Mrs
Avery has been quite factor in u
quiet way, OF the social whlrl. She Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mrs. Allan Herbert's recovery Is
very slow. She Is at her own home.
Makiki, and her friends nope for bet
ter news soon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.. Paxton. who
have just taken the chalet Of Mrs. Ma
bel Castle, sailed In the Alameda for Il
trip to the Coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Holt and family are occupying the viii
Ia at Waiklkl vacated by the Paxtons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Every Department. is being reper1isi1ed with NEW 81
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mrs, Henry Highton, who Is with rel
atlves at 2Gi2 Webster street, San
Francisco, Is soon going ON to New
York TO attend TO sorie important bus
mess matters which she expects will
bring her great wealth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mrs. Walters, who has been spend
Ing seyere weeks at Kaaiawai, re-
turned to Honolulu today. She Is In
much better health, and has already
Tcgained her good looks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Pfotenhaucr gave
delightful at home to many of their
German friends on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Pfotenhauer Is only just recover
ing from her severe Illness ana Il Is
Il great pleasure to see her about
again. She has been Obliged to give
up all social duties until recently.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
@iQiaeres Gleiid?

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greiienSe 8eouftionen Der Ereiie iiir
6leiid uno 2ebensmittel ncroen oen
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6olge bes ieit Ben lebten pier5ig Ia.
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engrosuerfauf ,luuroen. geitern ihon
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WirfInmfeit treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Gbieago's Staotratb gesen ucraltcteS
SpnntagSgeiet.

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ratb bat in ieiner geitrigen 4beno.
liturlg einitimmig an Die nGbicaso
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9etrieb bon Shonfnirtbidoiten on
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27

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Central 9abn" bel @resmap iibcriab.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27

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gen Die 9unoesperfaIiung peritoBe.
@enn Bel Der ga lp.Oorfer Wopors.
@abl 9emogelt moroen lit, 10 licgt es
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triigercien auigeocdt merben. @os
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

auction on the o
household
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A GIANT AMONG MORTGAGES.

PORTLAND, Oregon. May q
Especial. The biggest mortgage
ever filed in Multonomah county was
yesterday put on record In the office
of the county clerk. The document is
a trust deed for Sl5,0OO.000 made
out in favor of the Trust Company OF
North America, OF Pittsburg, cover
ing all the properties of the Portland
Railway. Light and Power company.
The amount OF the mortgage is half
of the value of the properties owned
by the company. The trust deed
as filed is a printed book of 1913
pages. The purpose of the trust deed
is two-fold. First, It will provide for
taking up underlying bond issues
against subsidiary corporations own
ed bv the Portland Railway, Light
and Power company and Will also
provide for extension and improve
ments