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THE .MORSIXG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1913. ,
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CTIY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Cuxrlauaitent Bnlldlns. -Maoa is .
aUTCBKMEXTS.
Sim THTATrRfBreiflwiT and Iforrl
rlaoa lreu Baku piayars in "The Bar
rier." Tonifht at 8:li.
nuDtirr-w tkeitcs rBntdwtr andTay-
Ion Chiesfo Grand ODra Comsuj In
Thais." Toalcnt at o'clock.
vrvTiieaa theater rBroadwar and Tam
hill l Vasdmlla, Tela altamooa at 1:1.
Tonlcnl at 7:1 aad IJt.
FiXTiOM THEATER (Broadway and Ai
der! VandevlU, This afternoon at :!
and toalsol at T.XO and a.
1.TRIC THEATER (Peorth and Stark)
Musical corned. Tlie Torreador xan.
This afternoon at 2:1S and tonlcbt at
SJO to 10. J
wropiri UTAH- mrinK OB JOT.
TIVOLX AND CRTBTAL First-run plo
turaa 11 A. If. to 12 P M
CLOBB THEATER Elrttb and Waab
lnloo Continuous fiisL-rua motion ple-
WaTXfmi Damaosj Butt IoT A
defendant's verdict was returned after
)- than 15 minutes' deliberation By
Jnrr In Judge McUlnn's court, yester
day. In the personal Injury case of Aba
Welnsteln. ajf-i . suing through his
father. Jacob Welnsteln. against M- J.
Je. The complaint charged that Lee
had run down the lad with his auto
mobile on First street In South Port
land. The defendant contended that
the boy. who Is partially blind, ran
Into the automobile after It had been
brought practically to a stop. Judg
ment for 125.000 wu demanded. George
K. Farrln was attorney for the plaintiff.
Henry Westbrook defended! 4o ure
was the latter of getting a Yerdlct in
1 Is favor that he did not employ a
stenographer to report the cam In order
to make a record on which to base an
appeal In ease, he lost.
1 associations Cexinfi Acnvmrs.
n effort will be made to bring a
closer co-operative organization be
tween the Portland Commons and the
Oregon Prisoners" Aid Society, and
Chaplain Bsuer. of the state peniten
tiary, and W. a. MarLaren. of the Port
land Commons, were appointed at the
annual meeting of the Prisoners' Aid
, Society at the Unitarian Church yes
terday, a committee of two to lay r'ans
for such reorganization of the activi
ties of tha two associations. This com
mittee will report at a second meeting
to be held at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon, at the Unitarian Church- The an
nual eleetton of officers for the Prison
ers Aid Society was postponed at yes
terday's meeting; until the report from
Mr. Maclxren and Mr. Bauer shall have
been received.
ahb iuk Buivy Oct or Bed.
Qm presence of city Bremen. engaged
ia a morning- drill, aaved the premises
erf J M. Wiggins, an aged man. living
at 11 Sainton street, when he was
Ulowa out of bed yesterday morning
ly the explosion of an oil stove, lie
ad laft his bed and started a fire
and retired again to wait until the
room became warm. When the stove
blew up he was thrown to trie floor
and the bedding was Ignited. The fire
men rushed In end extinguished the
blare with little difficulty. Mr. Wlg
glss was little hurt.
Uxktox To Issue Water Bonds.
Notice, was received by City Auditor
Barbur vestorday that the City of Llnn-
ton has voted to Issue IIOO.OOO In bonds
for the Installation of a K-lnrh water
pip from the Portland city limits to
Ltnnton to supply that town with Bull
Kun water. The city will extend the
main to tha Portland limits and uinn
ton will extend It from there to the
Llnnton users who will pay for it at
the same rate as fixed tor persons
outside Portland. The proposition of
starting the work will be considered at
the next meeting or the water uoara.
SiAJtSA to Hear Mcnc. The follow
ing programme hus been arranged for
this evening at the tfeamen s institute.
t!9 Everett street: Soprano solo. Miss
Leah lussar: tenor solo. R. C Mc
KaWon: baritone solo, Ralph K. Lee:
contralto solo. Miss Dorothy Lewis;
reading. Miss Eugenia Craig: violin
solo. Luc i a Barton Utlhousen; tenor
solo, T. W. Williams: soprano solo. Miss
Kva Wells. The concert begins at 8:16.
All friends are Invited.
StctUAi Lnan 8nrmn Hctz
On account of the recent frosts In
California lemons now are being
shipped Into Portland from Sicily. The
railroads have quoted a reduced rate to
permit this commodity to move. From
New York to Portland lemons In car
load lota will take a rate of 75 cents
per 100 pounds, a reduction of 50 cents.
Much fruit already la in New York
ready to move.
BAjnutorr Booics. Closing out the
remainder of atock of Jones' book
store. Beclnning this morning will sell
hundreds of volumes worth up to tl at
7 cents per volume. Hundreds of vol
umes worth up to 13.50 at -19 cents per
volume. Thousands of volumes will be
sold at IJ cents on the dollar. You
will have to come early. Stock will not
last long at these prices. 92i Sixth
street, near Stark.
Isaac Bloom's 'Est at IKOO. Isaac
Bloom. Front-street commission man.
wbo waa shot and killed by James
Hammond March II. left an estate of
owy 11500. lie died Intestate. Sablna
TB'oorn. the widow, and two children.
Xavtd. ased a years, and Kthel. aged
IS months, are t. heirs. Mrs. Bloom
has been appointed administratrix.
Crrr Concert Contha(T Awarded.
There will be 42 band concerts In
the parks of Portland during the com
ing Summer. The farn mar.i at a
meeting yesterday let a contract for
tbe season of W. E- McKlroy. who has a
band of 31 pieces. He had the con
tract last year.
Jarutssn Coxsri. to Speak. The
Japansee Consul at Portland. M. Ida.
will tavk at the tinner of tbe Men's
Club of Sjnnyside tomorrow at s:3rt
P. M.. on the subject of "Reminiscences"
or tfce relations of Japan and America.
All man are welcome.
Mrs. H:dpE! to B Honored. Mrs.
XL L. T. Hidden will be tendered a
banquet by Portland women's organiza
tions Thursday night at :3) o'clock at
the Portland Hotel. R. A. Miller will
preside. A number of addresses will
be made.
Mrssnai. to B Gives Toscioht. All
friends end strangers Invited to at
tend tae musical given by the Ladlesof
Central W. C T. L". tonight at head-gaar-rs
la the B.-hnke-Walfcer build
ing. Fourth and Yamhill streets, at 7:30
o'cloek.
Emm CorNT Incokforatfo. James
A. Pourherty. K. J. Cavanaugh
aad Chester vl. Murphy are Incorpora
tors of the Umgaerty Shoe Company,
articles f wiilch were nled yesterday
at the Courl'a&tte. Tbe capital stock is
s:o.no.
For Sals. A 4S-horscpower. SSO-volU
Crocker-Vhe!er motor, complete with
standard blade starter, no voltage re
lesse and 7i-ampers over-load I-T-E
etrc-Jit break. In A-l condition. Ad
dress room roi oregonlan bldg.
Pcttth Cot)NiL HorjBC In Itrlngton.
oa Broadway canine for sale by owner
at socritlce account leaving city. Five
largu rooms and sleeping porch:
thoroughlv modern: ll'jOO cash will
bandle. phono East S3i!.
Ecososnea DrrRTstE?iT to Mm.
The home economics department of the
Portland Woman's Club will meet to
day at S P. M- in th Women of Wood
craft Hall. All members are requested
to be present.
For ai. A 40-K. W, foe-volt.
Crocker-Wheeler generator, complete
with Held rheostat and circuit breaker.
In good condition. Address room I0S
Oregonlan bldg.
Want ZD to Lease, modern, unfur
nished. 4 or 7 -room home with garage:
Nob Hlli district- AS . Orgonian-
CSLXSRATrD QlTLU CRAWFISH at the
II of Brail. 50c a doz.. to take home.
IjiTXU Bi.i" ClSord. MaIb illX
Stores Wtu. Eeli. Oavx Licenses- At
the request of State Game Warden
Finley fishing and bunting license
blank books have been distributed to
the principal sporting goods stores of
the city by County Clerk coney, inis
system was in vogue under County
Clerk Fields, but Mr. Coffey did not
inaugurate it until specifically asked
to do so by Mr. Finley for the reason
that there is no authority of law for it.
One of the books has been sent to
Lents. It was found that not nearly as
manv licenses were being Issued this
year as last and the conclusion was
reached that many persons n rarg
to take chances on being caught
sngling without licenses rather than
submit to the inconvenience of going
to the Courthouse to get them.
Milk Tests to Bb Axkothced. For
the benefit of mothers and others desir
ing information on pure milk the Board
of Health yesterday authorized the
city milk department to issue monthly
a bulletin showing the class of milk
being put on the market by the various
dairies and creameries of the city. The
report will be based upon tests of milk
taken by City Milk Chemist Calloway.
The Board has found that there is great
demand for authentic information on
the question of how and where to get
good milk for babies. A copy of the
report will be mailed to each new
mother reported in the birth certificates
filed at the City Hall, to all the doctors
in the city and to others desiring
copies.
SiaiirooD Mat Get Freight House.
Secretary Bollen. of the Sellwood
Board of Trade, has received a com
munication from the officials of the
Portland Rail way. Light & Power Cora
pany to the etfect that they are In
vestigating tlio matter of establishing
a freight house and agent in that
suburb. The freight house may be
established on the railway on the
waterfront, where freight may be re
ceived and sent out- A. J. Hennlman.
W. II. Uoldlng and J. W. Campbell are
the committee from the club, and they
are collecting data as to the amount
of business that might be expected from
this freight house.
IrjTItT MICITT TONIGHT. TT. B. E.
Loom is wIM.hoM a clinic on Inlay
work at the regular meotlng or tne
Portland District Dental boclety in tne
Medical building tonight at S o clock.
nr. B. N. lUmm will offer a paper on
The P.rUtion of Oral Pyorrhea to
Human Efficiency." which will be fol
lowed by a general discussion led by
W. C. Shearer. Pr. A. B. Bailey will
talk on the "Relation of the Dental
Arch to Na.'Hl Obstructions." and In the
discussion following Pr. William Cava-
naugh will bo the lender.
Rtri-ets Wtu. Be Sacred to Chiuiren.
Roping the streets to keep teams off
while children play, is tne inicsi play
ground Idea to be tried out In Port
land. At a meeting of the City Park
Board yesterday. Superintendent Mlsche
was authorized to select some of the
streets In tho residence section which
can be rioseo witnout miencnug
seriously with traffic. It Is the plan
to close the streets to traffic during
certain hours uf the day.
'Sellwood Drt." Is Slogam. The
netltlons to submit to a vote the ques
tion of making the four precincts at
Sellwood dry at the June election are
being signed up, and the indications
are that enough will be secured this
week to insure placing the question on
the ballot in June. Tne rotnerneoa
of tlio Sellwood Methodist Episcopal
Church has the subject In charge,
inder the direction of Rev. J. K.
Hawkins, the pastor.
Chapsiax Goes to Waixa Waij.a.
C. hunman left last night for Walla
Walla, where he will represent the
Portland Commercial Club at the an
nual meeting of the Walla Walla Com
mercial Club. The Walla Walla club
Is conducting in Southeastern Washing
ton promotion work on extensive lines,
organized in s manner similar to tbe
promotion work for Oregon that has
been carried oa by tne rgrunnu oi
ganization. s
.School. Buii-dino Fcuioateo. Owing
to the appearance of a case of
diphtheria In a family In Mount Tabor
district, from which two children were
attending school. Health Officer
Wheeler had the school dismissed yes
terday afternoon so that the building
might be fumigated. No fear of any
snread of the disease Is entertained
and the school will be opened again tomorrow.
Meat Notices Posted. "Don't Handle
the Meat." This is the wording of a
slzrn which the City Health Ltepart
meut has Instructed butchers to place
on their counters, where meat Is dis
played In such manner as to be within
reach of customers. The sign Is the
outcome of complaints that women
handle meat on the open counters and
in so doing often render it unfit for
food.
Revokixo Fraxchisb Movs Made.
Becuuse of the alleged failure of the
Heights Trust Company to extena a
carllne along Barnes road to Macleay
Park within six months from the date
of the Issuance by the City Council of
a franchise for that purpose. City At
torney Grant yesterday sent letter to
City Auditor Barbur asking the Coun
cil to consider revoking the franchise.
Co.staxisatiojc Is Reported. Con
tamination in the plunges at the Y. M.
C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. was reported
yesterday to the City Health Board by
City Health Officer Wheeler. Tests of
tho water, made by Chemist Wade
showed the presence of colon bacilli,
which causes typhoid fever. Dr.
Wheeler will require the two Institu
tions to remedy conditions at once.
Charter Talks to Be Give. W. C
Benbow and City Attorney Grant will
be speakers at the Rotary Hub luncn
eon at the Commercial Club today, on
the proposed commission charter.
George L. Baker, who has been in
structed o preside over the campaign
of publicity for the measure by the
charter committee, will be chairman
of the day.
Tca'hsical Club to Lunch. The
regular Tuesday luncheon of the Ore
gon Technical Club will be held toduy
at the Portland Commercial Club. E. F.
West, of the Portland Railway. Light &
Power Company, will be the conductor.
Emil Barnhurt. French bridge engi
neer, will speak and the Metropolitan
Quartet and M. Schirllzh. a recent stu
dent of Paderewskl, will be on the pro- :
gramme.
Women Mhet Topat. The Women's
Political Science Club will hold Its
regular meeting at S:30 o'clock this
afternoon In the Medical building. Park
and Alder streets. Mrs. Sara A. Short,
the new president, will preside. A spe
cial address will be given by V. V.
Jones on park needs and the JI.OOO.OOO
bond Issue. All women lntarestsd are
invited.
Hioh License Declared Illegal In
an opinion rendered by City Attorney
Grant yesterday the license committee
of the City Council is advised that It
will not be possible for the city to
enforce the provisions of an ordinance
aimed to prohibit tranrlent merchants
from operating In this city by imposing
upon them an excessive license.
SACRincE. Suburban home on Oregon
City Electric, on bank of Willamette
River: one acre, nearly new six-room
bungalow: running water, electric
lights: owner must leave: no reasonable
offer refused; a real snap. P. H. Knee
land. IS Oak St. Main 7750. A 7374.
I'srvERStTT or MlCKIOA Glkb and
Mandolis Clubs Concert, new Lincoln
High School auditorium, Tuesday even
ing. April 8. Seats at Sherman. Clay
A Co. music house, cor. Sixth and Mor
rison streets. Tickets, SL.
For Kent. Fine six-room flats, with
every convenience. 127.60 for upper,
$:S for lower: West Side, best nelghbor
aood. Phone owner. East 44S.
Shesrt Bros, painting and papering,
removed to 12 12th. Main 3072. A Ills.'
Silverware, one-half off. Aronson's
removal sale. J94 Washington sL
Anion's Wagner memorial concert. ApL
I, Masonic Temple: remember date.
Px. S. M. Gelltrt has left for the East
to be son several weeks.
Commission Form Explained. City
Attorney Grant spoke last night at
Atkinson Memorial Church on the
proposed commission charter which will
be voted upon at the special city elec-
; n xfnv i Ha YniAind the provi
sions of the measure Indicating the
.hsn a wfciti i ! nmnflRMl to make in
the administration of tbe city's affairs.
His purpose, be announced, was to ex
plain the charter and not speak for o
i . t .
un-nif im cwdf Tdiami it a meet
ing will be held at tho Sellwood public
school at 8 o'clock tonight to discuss
the advisability of organizing a co
nnnrlv .tnr. A CI ThomDSOn. Presl
ne Vnnn fii-rttt MutUulist SO
.tv atviI n T . Vfuvktr. manager of
the Albino. Mutuallst Store, and others
will speak. It is planned to nave uouu
sides of the question presented before
decisive action Is taken.
North Portland Club to Meet. The
North Portland Commercial Club will
meet in the auditorium of the North
Portland Commercial Club. Kllllngs-
wirtl, Avmt und Commercial streets.
tomorrow night. Sewerage nd other
business will be considered.
RETJEr SocrxTT to Mebt. The annual
meeting of the Ladies' Belief Society
will be hew at 2 o clock mis aiTernoon
i- .- ....Inn rnnm the First Presby
terian Church. Twelfth and Alder
streets. Members are requested to at
tend.
Cir rtrtm ISE-VOlfc. direct
current generator, complete with field
rheostat, ammeter ana circuit. orm"-
This machine is in good repair.
dress room J08 Oregonlan bldg.
New Bills Open at the
Vaudeville Houses
Empress.
1 GRAY-HAIRED woman Is the hit
i- of the Empress bill. She Is Madame
Berlo. 63-year-oM swimmer, who dives
into a big tank hat, clothes, snoes ami
all after stepping up on to tne stage
i -1. ,.... wA. .if th audience
.. . .i h - t nf "Tlio Diving
Girls. no realistic was .uaaamo xcnu o
. . lha u..t of "Thn Diving
Girls" yesterday that one of the ushers
tried his utmost to keep the woman
away from mo iair sKimiucia
Madame Berlo .had to wrestle in earnest
with the theater attache to go through
her part or me aquatic pcnuunum.
nrjul.n iiul Ijilira MllTTftV
both shapely young women, open the
. i.i. - ...1.. nt .1 1 V K of PVPTV
variety and many of the double kind
as Miko Troy, manager, announces
feats to be performed. Everything
goes on swimmingly- until a sound of
protest Is heard in the audience. To
all appearances a woman patron of the
theater has discovered that her daugh
ter is one of "The Diving Girls" and
Is about to put a stop to the aquatic
entertainment. That Is when Madame
Berlo makes her appearance. Not until
she Teaches the stage, falls into the
tank, and does every species of dive
exhibited by the Misses Woolard and
.i h. u M.i t .nc "cAtrh on."
Diuira weo . " " - -
Then thunderous applause is won by
the veteran mermara. wnu m .ummnvra
as being the "mother oi ten omisnui
The bill opens with spinning novelty
In which a trim man and a. pretty girl
spin plates, trays, doylies and even
. . . .Mi.tli.Bllv Thin ia the
DUlKy msB .. - J
entertainment of Stlth and Gamier. The
act Is closed with a peautuui, spinning
multlcoloreo array.
..T-w- t ( t ,. v.iinvt" Burns. Arm
inn , ...,. . .
strong and Fullen were the greatest
hit after ino giving umo, jmus-
from applause. These young men are
fresh from the University of Washing
ton at Seattle. Their act, called "A
Campus Rehearsal" consists of lively
songs. Jokes that really are new and
several - ' - - -
The sketch of the week Is presented
by Mr. and Airs, w aru utumuu. t
a vivacious playlet teeming with Iri.ih
humor In which Caulfield is "The
Section Boss." Neil McKlnlcy devotes
all his time in "raving for fun." Pad-
, 1 T-Ajrfir u mun and B WO-
O.OCK. "M ......... . . ,
man, present song and dance diversions.
Lyric. .
v HATEVER guise Ed S. Allen
W comes out In at the weekly of
fering at the Lyric Theater, he Is fun
ny, and never more so than this week,
when he essays the role of a Mexican
bullfighter. As always at the Lyric.
.1-- 1 ... . lnn.alv -A-nVn AlOUnd thS
me iiwi . . j - - -
comical predicaments in which Izzy
finds nimseii.
A Jilted Mexican girl (Hortense
Travers), to have revenge upon her
faithless lover, the toreador man, the
title role played by Jack Wise, pre
vails upon Izzy Cohn to take the place
of the Jilt In the bullring, which, after
many qualms of fear, he does with
great acclaim. Playing opposite him
Is Harry Hart as Mike Brady, a much-be-medaled
Irish-Mexican General.
Reece Gardner plays the part of a
French tavernkeeper, who has lost his
i .. Ktillflc-htlnir. Frances White
and Honors Hamilton's parts are feed
ers to tne comeumue. uui uum
applause by their charming gowns and
Incidental patter.
The rosebuds make a fine showing
In Mexican costumes. All have fetch
ing songs and the audience was par
ticularly pleased with the coloratura
number of Miss Hamilton. The same
bill will be offered all week, with the
usual Tuesday and Friday night features.
Pa mages.
NO single act stood out much above
the others at the first performance
at Pantage3 Theater yesterday unless
It was the short sketch of Eva Will
iams and Joe Tucker, entitled "Sfcinny's
Finish." For the rest the numbers
showed variety and not a little, origi
nality. The moving pictures of the
Omaha cyclone arrived in time for tbe
evening performance.
LToyd and Black, the former as an
overgTOwn youth with long legs and
short pants, the latter as an ingenue,
were the curtain-raisers, followed by
Willie Hale and his brother. Jugglers.
They have more than the usual number
of new tricks.
A tall tale-teller walks siowiy onto
the stage when they are through with
a ditty, in which he apologizes for his
presence. This Is Ed Gray, wno mono.
loguea along quite at nis ease, wiui
MORTGAGE
LOANS
First mortgage
loans on im
proved Portland
real estate. We
are also prepared
to name building
loans.
TITLE
and Trust Company
4th and Oak sts.
Portland, Oregon
new sags and old. and a catchy little
musical effusion to close his act.
For ten minutes after his departure
the audience is treated to some genuine
slang in the playlet "Skinny's Finish."
Eva Williams has genuine dramatic
power and is winsome in spite of her
makeup.
Leonard and Drake, especially the
former, give some good imitations, one
of which makes every man in. the
audience remember he lias a thirst, and
another recalls the old log-sawing
days, while the four Prevosts present
a gymnastic and tumbling ludicroslty
which is staged for some reason or an
other in a Turkish bathhouse. The
whole thing Is a pure farce. -but the
men are agile and combine well in their
acrobatics.
Pictures, including those of the
Omaha cyclone, conclude u well-
rounded-out bill.
1 cut down !
I tire bills
UNITED STATES TIRE If
II COMPANY II
1 84 Seventh St. IS
11 Portland, Oregon l
-decidedly new effects
have just arrived. Straight front
athletic shoulders boxey or English
backs; worth seeing they are most
timelv. The value is there at twenty
five dollars. Others $15.00 to $40.00
Play ball, boys
You want a New Suit for Spring Ball and
bats, mitts, catchers' gloves or uniforms
FREE with your suit.
SPECIAL TODAY Fifty-cent
Silk Bos. See them in the case at
the door of the Fourth- OC
etreet store aiiiJl
RALSTON -The Shoe for Now
New Spring models. They fit the
foot without forcing. Oth- 1JC
crs at $4 and $6 PJ
Save Money On
. TIRES
I tm 1
Don't hesitate about buy
ing an automobile on ac
count of the tire question.
Tou will get full value out
of any reputable make of
tire if you use our SERV
ICE DEPARTMENT.
Bring your machine around
from time to time. We can
fit it with any make of
tire you wish, or, when re
pairing is an economy, we
repair it to give you the
maximum service.
Let us be your tire doctor.
II A
WESTERN HARDWARE
& AUTO SUPPLY CO.
Everything for the Atito.
Pine and Broadway.
Take Along a
A Year's Prescription
for Perfect Health-
Drink
mife
Water
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(hnt mi MteriMJic, TWi.
tmtic-v. mod Uukittl Muhnnt mi
ihm UaiwiT oi thm City mi Nw
to 4 rim watva, Mjraf "I bey mrm
inf. KtfwMlOi.
Brownie
The camera that is so simple a child
can use it. but which makes pictures so
good that the grownups are proud to
preserve them as a record of the Sum
mer's pleasures.
We have all the Brownie Family.
$1.00 to $12.00
Columbian Optical Co
Se
dThe Kind
That Grow!
"Vmi Hon
a v u v
Keep Them in the Gound"
J. J. Butzer
188 Front Street, Portland, Or.
Frank Chance, Ty Cobb and "Red" Murray BAT-WING
Ties for the -ivcll-dressed fan . ..JVJ
Morrison
at Fourth
Street
Stamps Given on Request
Third St.
Just Off
Morrison
Successor to A. B. Steinbach & Co.
CLHollidayCo.
355 Alder, Cor. Park
Announces magnificent showing
of unusual novelties in Ladies'
and Misses' Tailored Coats,
Suits and Dresses (of the better
class), garments that cannot be
duplicated and are not to be
seen elsewhere. Different and
distinctive from the usual, with
an individuality all their own.
COATS
$12.50 to $75.00
SUITS
$22.50 to $100.00
DRESSES '
$12.50 to $150.00
BLOUSES
$2.00 to $75.00
f1
it
I
REAL LUNCH
for the
Busy Business
Men
FIFTY CENTS
HOTEL
OREGON
Rathskeller
Eleven Thirty 'til Two
Broadway Service
Broadway Cuisine
'WrlKBt-XHoklBaoa Hotel Co. .
HOTEL WASHINGTON
Grant Avenne and
jLi SAJT FRJLXCISCO.
K TJf European plan,
"Down Town," loca
tion on quiet corner;
, furnishings of hlgh-
est quality: quick,
courteous service.
steam heat; free 'bus
CHAS. H. ROWLEY, Manager.
Room and Bath Privilege S1.0O.
' Room With Private Bath 11.50.
HOTEL
MULTNOMAH
Headquarters of
THE CHICAGO GRAND
OPERA CO.
During Their Engagement
March 31 April 1 April 2
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME
IN THE ARCADIAN GARDEN
Maxell 31
Re serrations May Now Be SCadft
for, .Tables After .the Opera.
THE PUNCHINELLOS
DAVIS 6 LEIGHTON
Musical Entertainers .
miss violet Mcdonald
Singing Soubrette
and-
THE GREAT RUSSIAN DUO
Dancers
H. 0. B0"WEBS, Mgr.
GALNEK THIGPEN, Asst-Mgr
Nothing adds more to the attractiveness
of a neighborhood than well-selected
street trees. We give special attention to
this branch of onr but iness. and can sup
ply on short notice a large assortment of
the very best trees. Our Maples are es
pecially fine. Send today for beautifully
illustrated catalogue Tieo. ShttM. Vmo
Ddflma." Mention ihls paper.
SET-!
The Line Is Open
Six Daily Trains
TO
CORVALLIS
VIA
C I tun I
Oregon Electric Ry.
OBSERVATION PARLOR OARS ON LIM
ITED TRAINS TO SALEM, ALBANY,
CORVALLIS, EUGENE
T.va
Portland..
FIRST-CLASS COACHES ON ALL TRAINS
Trl Limited Local Local Limited Owl
6:30 a.m. 8;40 a.m. 11:00 a.m, 2:2a p.m. 6:00 p.m- ia:ui a.m.
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Portland time shown is Jefferson-Street Station; time at Norti
Bank Station is twenty minutes earlier.
"The Owl" carries a standard sleeper, open to passengers at 9:30
P. M. at North Bank Station. -
CITY TICKET OFFICES
Fifth aad Stark Sts. 10th and Morrison Sts. 10th and Stark.
PASSENGER STATIONS
Eleventh and Hoyt Streets. Front and Jefferson Streets.