THE OREGON ; DAILY i JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 12., 1801
TOWN TOPICS
iomiohti AJtvaaam.
The Baker,
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lo Morocco
Vaudeville
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Ths "htSamef Charles' R.' ftpencerpthe
newest and fastest boat on the river,
will be (aid Up next Friday and Satur
day, (or the purpoee of cleaning up her
boilers preparatory " to beginning her
daily round trip rune to The Dalles
next Monday. After that data July It
the Spencer will leave foot of Wash-
KtonJtr?et at 7 a. m. aa uiual, for
The Dalles and way landlne-a. returnlna-
to Portland the same day., at between
I and 10 p. m. This run will afford
"Pleasure-seekers the, delightful oppor
tunity of enjoying the magnificent
. scenery along the Columbia and. return
to the city without change of boat Or,
If desired the paseenger may dleerabafk
at 'any landing and get on board again
Upon the return of the 'steamer- In the
afternoon or evening. Tourists who
have journeyed all over the world pro
bounce the Columbia river scenery the
grandeat on the face tf the earth, and
nowhere can this be seen at ao good ad
vantage as from the deck of. this ele
gant floating palace. The best of cui
sine afforded.- ,
The fastest .and AneatT boat -on the
river Is the Bailey GatiArt, and It runs
through from Portland to The Dalles,
Lyle. White Salmon. Hood River, Mof
fefa, 8t Martin and- Collins' Hot
Springs, Cascade. Locks and way points
without change, notwithstanding false
. statements to the ' contrary, reaching
destination f ronv one to - two hours
- ahead, of any other- steamer' - on the
river. - If you would link comfort with
- this trip, see thst the Bailey Gatiert
... remalfis uppermost In your mind. The
. ' toothpick and observatory deck affords
an unobstructed view 'of the scenery.
Traveling, unless for pleasure. Is In
most eases tiring, but this ride. If taken
on the Gatsert. never. Meals served on
board and leave nothing to be desired
oouldn t be better, i Oatsert leaves Al
. der street wharf at T a. m. every Mon
day, Wedneaday , and Friday. Steamer
Regulator leaves same wharf at same
time every Tueaday, Thursday and Bat
, urday. Phone Wain S14..
The Steamer Charles R. Bpeaoer, the
aewest and .fastest boat oa. the .river, ,
will be laid up next Friday and Satur-
: 'day, for the purpose of cleaning up her
boilers preparatory to, beginning her
. dally round trip runs to The Dalles
next Monday. After that date July It
--the Spencer will leave foot of .Wash
ington street at 7 a. m. as usual, for.
The Dalles and way landings, returning
to Portland - the - same oay, . at - bet ween
and 10 p. m. - This run will afford
pleasure-seekers the delightful oppor
tunity i of enjoying the magnificent j
scenery along the Columbia and return
ito the city without change of boat. - Or,
,, If desired, the passenger may disembark
at any landing and get on board again
upon the return of the steamer In the
afternoon or evening. .
'' JT. E. Gantenbeln, a printer residing at
161 East First street north, was run
over by Assistant Fire Chief Young's
; horse and wagon yeateday afternoon at
.Fourth and Burnslde streets at S
. .'o'clock. He was injured about the head
and face. He was taken to a drug store
and bis wounds attended. r The fire to I
which Tounr was going was at Twelfth
' and Pettygrove. It- was a pile of
boards. . AsslsUnt Chief Laudenklaua
. waa also going there and mat young at
the Intersection of the. streets where
the accident occurred.- Young was
. forced to run over Gantenbeln to avoid a
. collision with LaudsnkM.ua,
E.IL natch, an employe of thel
firm of Woodard, Clarke' A Co.,
nearly crushed to death In an elevator
shaft In tne buUdlrrg -where ne is sm
Iployed yesterday - afternoon. In some
manner he was caught between the Iron
grating and the cage of the elevator and
befsre the elevator boy, Joseph -Braden,
could atop the lift It hsd dragged Hatch
'tip several feet In its ascent. Tne space
between the elevator and the grating Is
only about 10 tntfhea and he was wedged
grating had to be removed before he I
- eould be extricated. Hatch waav prao-
tically nnlnjured.
' Dr, Woods Hutchinson and Deputy
County Health Officer Evane yesterday
morning ' Inspected sanitary . conditions
. from the Portland Sanitarium westward.
Dr. Hutchinson Atated thst conditions
existing in that section are a menace to
. 'the health of the people of Sunnyslde,
"for," hs said, "all the sewerage flows
- intoihe-ra vines. H 4a unsafe to allow .
. present conditions to continue.' The
- septlo tank la the only remedy at- the i
present time. From three to ten houses
' eould be grouped together, a single tank
, being built for each group. - This would
- greatly lessen the coat." in the vicinity
of Montavllla similar conditions exist.
. Parsons hall was well filled last night
to hear M lee Rheo White, a recent grad
::z nata of the Boston School of Hxpression,
. in a dramatlo recital. Miss White waa
assisted by Miss LUllan Myers and Ed-
'gar Coursen. Her voice is contralto In
. quality and well modulated.' One' of her
numbers, a selection from the Rubalyat
Of Omah Khayam, was given with a sort
Violin obllgatd by Miss Myers. Her first
number was a dialogue, "At the Sign of
. . the Cleft Heart" ' She also gavs a read-
- ing of ''Mr. Dooley on Christian Science."
Other selections were "Tommy, the
Newsboy, on Dogs," and part of Brown-1
, ing's "Youth and Art." . Miss Myers
rendered Beethoven's "Romance In C
; Major," and a Hungarian dance.
" On application of John W. .Baker, a
- ; surveyor in the city -engineer's depart
mtnt, Judge George late yesterday af-
. temoon granted a reafValnlnar order pre-
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TOSLET SIPPLY CO.
.Fhoas, Bast IS,
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venting L, C. Weir, a saloon keeper, and
A. fiuiby, from Interfering with the
yrmmimtm a i uotumoia street, -or ew
lectin rent from same. Mr. Baker's
father, Perry O. Baker, laat fall leaaed
to Weir the building: at the goutbeaat
corner I of First i and Columbia etreete.
for three years, at Its a month, the
term of the leaee Including; the build
ing numbered 111 Columbia street. Air.
Baker alleges, but In tne lease a clerl-
cal error was made by which it read
110. This latter number was occupied
by a Chinese wash house. Mr. Baker's
father has died since the date of the
lease, and Weir has set up a claim to
the bouse occupied by the Chinese, and
during John W. Baker's absence from
the city Weir ejected the Chinaman and
put a padlock oa the door.
-' According to a report made by Bat
talion Chief L. O. Hold en to Chief
Campbell of the- fire department, - record
breaking time was 'made at Saturday
morning's drill by the companies under
the lnatructlon of the former. In the
drill the companies ran too feet, turned
ne corner, laid S00 feet of -hose, made I
the attachment and turned on the water.
Engine company No. T acoompllahed this I
work in 1 minute, 21 seconds; hose com
pany Nov i. a minutes, 11 -i seconds;
engine company No. S, minutes, IS
seconds. Truck company No. 4 ran
too feet, turned two corners and raised
the mala ladder In t minute, 1 0 seconds.
-v D. M. Watson has the oil fever and he
is confident that there are hidden oil
gushers In the .Willamette valley. He
has just returned to his home hare after
a nine-months' trip, during which. , time
he investigated the oil fields in Kansas
and Texas. . He purchaaed 1.100 acres of
nil tr.A. in nrnl.ln Irw.tlnna In rtT. I
and put at gang of men at work boring,
but he' 1 iow-eonvlnced-thet-the Wllt
Pll.Z.u2!!!
field for oil production, r Mr., Watson
will proceed1 to test several points in
the Willamette valley, and considers the
Indications especially favorable near
Oreaham and Salem.
' The Oregon Information bureau la In
receipt of a letter from John Cs Noble
asking for Information that will enable
him to locate a colony of 100 families
who are coming from Minnesota and ths
Dakotas to-settle in the pleasant and
fertile valleys of Oregon aa soon
their crops are harvested this year.
They seek a plaoe where they can raise
stock and alfalfa. - ,;.,';.
- Qugllrlmo. the murderer of Freda
Quarasclo, spends most of hta time
smoking Industriously in his cell at the
county Jail. . He Is apparently without
money of his own. but Italian friends
come to the Jail occasionally and leave a
dollar for him. The saloons in which ne
owned- an- Interest-nave-beea- eloeed by
the authorities.
The members of Mlxpah Presbyterian
church will tender a reception next
Thursday evening, July 14. at the church
In honor of J. E. Martin, who has re-
oentlv rernrned from ths general Pres -
byterian assembly In Buffalo, N. T.
The Ladles' Aid society will serve re
freshments. Mr. ' Martin will - give an
account of the assembly. : There will be
special muslo.
' Don t miss '. J ." v
Ths Carnival. ,:
Oo tonight.
Five big ;
,'Fre acta. . ; , .. i
. Suit was filed In Justice Hold's court
yesterday afternoon by. A. IB.
Matthews against the Xwis and Clark
Accommodation bureau, for 1144.(0.
Matthews says that ha advanced money
to the concern which was agreed to have
been returned to tim after the first sals
of stock. This, he says; waa never done.
The plaintiff was at one tuna ths treas
urer of the bureau. , '
.Onlyfonr
More nights ' , -Of
the Carnival. -r
Don't miss attending.
Oo tonight and make" .
Merry with hundreds
Of .your friends.
Enjoy the big
Free acts.
Resolutions, - congratulating ' Bishop
Cranston on his recent appointment to
the diocese of Washington City, and ex
pressing regret at his departure from
Portland, were' Introduced and unani
mously ...adopted at the close of the
morning services . at Grace Methodist
church last Sunday. -
Don't try to save few. cents In the
prlow per gallon of paint at tha expense
of many dollars In wearing quality.
Bay State paint wears between four and
five years. Ordinary paints wear only I
half aa long. Fleher-Thoraon Co, cor
ner Front and Morrison, -
Hotel ' Estaeada on tha Clackamas
riyer, new and up-to-date, now open
for transients, on trolley line of O. w.
P.1 miles from Portland., tl.00.per
day. - special rates by tne wees. ; Ap
ply to u E. Martlnes, manager, -
.Andrew Nelson, who waa brought from
Astoria to ba examined for lneanity, was
given a hearing yesterday afternoon be-J
fore Judge Webster and Dr. Woods
Hutchinson, who found him mentally de
ranged, and ba will be sent fq the Salem
asyium. ,
If yon , . '-'
4 Haven't" .- ' ... : " v .':
Already been,
' Attend ths Carnival . '
Tonight. 1 . , ' ,j
; Five big free acta. . '
Don't miss 'em.. Go early.
Sheriff David Reese of Sacramento,
Cel., was In ths city yeeterday and made
a visit of inspection to the county JalL
He is en route to Seattle to take Into
eustody a woman who la .under arrest
ror stealing iuo at Sacramento.
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Matertala are on tha ground and ex
cavating Is well along for the founda
tions of the new buildings of ths Port
land Woolen mills plant at St. Johns.
The contract requires the completion of
the buildings by September 1.
.".t'nextToTh. a.Tco.Tofn
Tamnui street '.Repairing while you
wait Work called for and delivered
any reasonable distance, phone Main
The argument for your -wares must be
effective In presentation as well as the
goods yon advert!. Oar printing pre
sents your talk In the best possible
manner. Metropolitan Printing Co., 147
Front .
- Our half iona work- is nnsurpassed.
We glva It special attention, nor Is
that the only line of our work-that gets
I It. ' Peaslee Bros. Co., fine printers,
Sherlock building. . r .
Jailer Grafton-la Inaugurating his
term of office by giving the county Jail
a thorough cleaning. The Jail waa not
in bad condition, but will be cleaned and
Wbltewaabed. - . ;
Paul Wendlln, a resident of east Port
land, Is hald at the county Jail await
Ing an examination on , Information
charging insanity. f( . .
' At a meeting of the city school board
held yesterday afternoon the matter re
garding the plumbing In the Perk
school, which Is now being repaired and
enlarged, waa taken up and disoussed. In j
detafh No definite action resulted, ' the
final eettlement.of the matter beta lert
tuntll after a conference between nam-
bers of the board and the plumbing In
spector. . , .
Portland Wire Iron Works are now
located at-Trenkman Co.'s on Fourth
tar Flanders. Work . turned out
promptly.,! '. .
"Oh, ho, for Mount Adams, Ice eaves.
lava caves and Trout lake. , Round trip
tickets, steamer and stage, for sale.
Regulator line, ' Alder street dock.
'Phone Main Sli.
Wis Bros, dentists, the Falling bid
Dr. L K, Thornton, dentist. Marquam.
f-v - -a nomoooo."
The performance of "In Morocco," as
given by the Shields' Park company
last night waa the beet yet produced by
this clever organisation. The air of
the amateur cast and open-air rough'
ness,' that was at first somewhat ap-
narenL has' been almost entirely ellm
Inated and- "In Morocco" as given at the
Initial performance last evening was
really nrst-claas, '
The costumes were more gorgeous
than they have been, before, the mualo
was not in such abundance but It was
better, and the execution of principals
But what waa especially noticeable
iwW ? ZZi earTieV iul
the new play. , The dances were unique
and difficult so- their. almoet faultless
exeeutlon was the more surprising, the
parts of the principals were heavier
than those of former weeks, though
'eavy" applied to burlesque and ex
travagant la hardly In keeping, - more
pretentious would better describe the
entire piece. : ' ,
Some of the Tunny .work wss aum-
elently ludlorous for - even a. summer
burlesque, In an open air. theatre. . The
gyrations,' contortions, spasms, convul
sions, nigger chasers and sky rocket
twlstlngs that Krrol and Fitchett go
through while being -laced up by the
damsels . of the, harsm to assume the
woman's disguise were funny. One 1a
inclined to marvel that such a scientific
and forceful Job of laolng can be done
and the human anatomy remain In one.
undivided and Inseparable, but the
castaway tars emerged from, the trying
and tleing . ordeal wita their old. lime
lolllty and eare-kllled-a-cat attitude.
The singing or miss rorreet and Mr.
Sawyer in "Some Day" waa the musical
feature of the play and the chorus work
in this waa worthy especial notice. The
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XiTjuo orrsBoroa.
One" of the most pleasing vaudeville
acts ever presented to Portland theatre
goers Is that entitled "Taming a Hus
band.'' which holds forth at tha Lyrlo
this week- Gilmore and La Moyne, In
whose hands It is .entrusted, by merl
torious efforts make It a moat decided
hit and Infuse enthusiasm into the ap
plause which follows. Tha De Manoo
brothers, comedy, acrobats,- are peers In
their line and offer an excellent turn.
With ber parodies on the latest popular
songs Fanny Donovan delights. Frank
EL MoNlsh deplots an old time minstrel
man. A lively comedy sketch Is that
given by Lord and Meeks and the usual
moving pictures and Raymond Baldwin,
the charming ballad singer. oomDlete
the bill. The Lyric aa, if dipped, is
good for a free admission' If
accom-
panled by one paid admission.
AB CASS'S RW BlXXk
The Arcade bill was presented before
large audiences yesterday. Comedy Is
the feature of that program. MoGarver
and Oarey present a clever sketch. Daly
and De Shonts Introduce a pretty sou-
brette and a trick piano specialty. Del-
mar and Dexter do an amusing act por
traying the troubles of a new attendant
In an means asylum. Kooert Noma in
a whistling ana musical act introauoes
new musical instrument, the "nose-
ophone." Kate Coyle, 'who has won
popular' favor as a contralto, alngs
Down wnere tne swanee Kiver iiowa-
Waldo and De Vers do a laughable nov
elty act. . Tha bioscope closes with the
pictured story of "Her Lest Resource,'
OUBTBB ACTS AT OT ST.
The nsw bill at tha Star la one of the
tttmt vet nresented. Two charming tota.
tne Helm cnuaren, sing, aanoe ana oa
a burlesque upon ma aauu nncn act.
Charles Edwin Inslee and Miss Paula
Herbert do a clever bit of acting In the
one act farce, "Palmistry." Tha Mar-
Talons Martells do a bicycle act full of
surprises and difficult feats. LI note Love
la a clever child singsr and dancer.
Donna Lucia presents a-beautlful spec
tacle aa she ooss ner posea piaauque in
the midst of changing llghta. The
nnthern Quartette sing favorite south-
srn. melodies, and their act Is full of
aualnt humor. The .projectoeoope baa
new moving picture
TO TOMnuraV'"
The Baker company la seen this week
In a Tattling farce comedy, which sag
gests a world of fun In the title, Up
to Tompkins." It was born to make
people laugh, and Is evidently serving
Its purpose. weii. f arce comeay seems
to be - the most attractive . form for
summer amusement and In tha hands of
the different members of tha Portland's
favorite company cannot fail to please
every one. The regular matinee .will
be given Saturday.
OOBBBATw orrxBZBO.
Just Before Dawn," at Cordrays
Is the finest thing the Walters company
has dons during Its engagement In this
city. It combines everything necessary
to make a play "go." It la a beautiful
'rami, uoroarlouslv funny at tlmea. ea
thetle at others, full of heart Interest
and human nature. It touches upon the
all-Important labor question, and la In
every respect down to tne minute. The
special ' engagement closes tomorrow
V but two performancs. r-nata.
AT THB BIJOTT.
The way their. old friends and new
ones turned out last evening to s
Farmer Jones put his educated - pigs
through tneir pace was a surprise to me
Bijou management The porkers with
diplomas set morWcleverly than ever.
The "Little Duchess," -the child wonder,
brought the. curious to the theatre to
sea her resemblsno to a wealthy local
family, whose kin she Is. Frank J.
Walsh's baritone solos made a hit. and
tha Bennlngtons have something new.
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twseda, serges, in plain plaid stripes.
eto., 1 15," made by a thoroughly relia
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utation on every garment, is ths offer of
Armstrong, ths .tailor.. HI Washington
street. Mr. Armstrong says by wsy of
explanation: Just to keep my large
fores of workmen busy, during ths dull
months, that ths. profits In this esse go
to the men who do the work and the
customers. Ton should at least Investi
gate the proposition if you are In a no
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Happy druggists and their friends to
tha number of more than 100 took the
steamer T. J. Potter at t:isj o'clock
this morning for Long Beach. Wash.,
where they are to attend the fourteenth
annual aeselon of " the Oregon State
Pharmaceutical association, -which be
gins this . afternoon and lasts three
days. ,
WbUa the bulk or tnose arcing on ins
steamer today fog the pleasant annual
outlna were from Portland, there were
a number from Salem.- Ashland, Silver-
ton and. other Inland . towns. Among
those who wsnt - wsre the following.
from Portland;
Dr. and Mrs. O. P. 8. Plummer, Dr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Archer, Messrs. and
Mesdamss O. Bettman, J. A. Clemenson, ,
Hary Martin, R. H. Birdsall, F. H.
Watts. L. O. Lakln. AT.W. Allah. RTH.
Preston, R. F. Ashley, John M. Laue,
T. Wegman; Misses Mao Kelly and Nora
Lane; Messrs. Joseph Rlcen, Ben F.
Jones, F. 1L' Caldwell, Fabyn .Byerly,
Dr. WHUam Plunder, and -Mrs. F. O.
Barver.
From outside points Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Fry, Mr. and Mre. J.-M. Lawrence,
Miss Jennie Fry and Frances Herbert
Salem; Mrs. James Smith, Alaska; F. H.
Caldwell. Nswberg; J. B. and W. D. Me
Nalr, Ashland; J. Marsh and Miss Ella
Marsh, Wasoo; Louis Johnson and Law
rence Wray, SllvertontxMr. and Mrs. M.
Z. Donnelly, The Dalles; V. H. Chaataln.
Milton, and William Graver, wood
burn, -
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J. P. Stelnman of Currlnvflla, Or, and
sister, Llxxle, have just arrived from
Evansvllle, Ind., where they hava been
vlsltlns; friends and relatives. They
visited the St Louis fair and report
Dleaaant trio. '
Dave Reese, the newly appointed sher
iff f Sacramento- county,. California,
was in the city yesterday' and spent
soma time with Tom Word, sheriff of
Multnomah county. Mr. Reeee la on his
way to Waahlnston on business.
Dr. James K. Liocae nas returned
from Beaslds, where be ' spsnt a few
daye with his family, who are occupying
the Webb cottage there.
Governor Chamberlain la vlsltlns; bis
mother in Katches. Miss. Ha will go to
Cincinnati July 18 to attsnd ths meeting
of the supreme lodge of Elks. Hs Is ex
pected to return noma about July it.
Dr. Byron Miller, - one of the Oregon
delegates to ths annual convention of the
National Association of Charities and
Corrections at Portland, Me, returned
home yesterday. The next annual oon
ventlon wlU be held here In June. Hot.
and it la expected that fully 1,000 people
will be in attendance.
Mrs. M. Baum and daughters have
opened their Seaside cottage at Seavlew
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. King era at
tha Portland from San Francisco.
a. B. Hammond of ths Astoria
Columbia River railroad is at tha Port
land en route to his home In Baa Fran
cisco from a trip to Montana.
John Adair, a capitalist of warren-
ton. Or, la at tha Imperial boteL
James. Hetnmen way. ax-repreeentatrvs
In the legislature and a prominent in
surance man of Cottage Grove, Is at
the Imperial today en route to Seattle.
Dr. O. H. Douglas of beatus la at
the Imperial.
Judge J. K. Kennedy or Walla Walla
la a guest at the Perkins, i
Charles T. Early, a well known ram
bef mill man of Hood Rlvsr, la at the
Perkins. . ..
M. Q.' Hope.' a' merchant of Vale. Is
among today's guests at the Perkins.
L. S. West, a stockman, owning large
cattle herds in Oregon, Is registered at
the Belvedere from Taooma,
E. A. Boh t frier, a Pendleton ' tailor,
la at tha Belvedere.
George P. Minims, a well known citi-
sen of Spokane, who has been stopping
at the Belvedere for several days dur-
lnar his' first visit to Portland- In four
years, will leavs tomorrow for Seattle,
In which city, ha expects to finish bis
vacation. . ' .
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J JP IVsWaW aolenoa has at her
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and examinations are mads
by an ophthalmlo refraetlonlst
t whose knowledge and experience
ass re ocrrect results. .
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O YOU ever feel that
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the desired dividend? Do you
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than your competitor's ? Would
you be willing" to let us demon
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First and Oak Phoni Main r6j
PAJUt ajtd WASimraTOir ituiti
POBTivajro, omaoohT -
Established In lsS. Open all tha year.
Private or class instruction. Thousands
of graduates In positions; opportunities
constantly, occurring. . It pays to attend
our acnooL- Catalogue, specimens, ste,
free.
A. 1. ABlgSTKOVQV, PSZbTCXPAXj.
Hill Military Academy
roaixAXD, oaxoog.
A private
sehaeL . atai
beerdlDg ead ay
tmlnlns, BUU.
tarr dlsclDllne. aall... nraDara,
ttae. Baya et anv age admitted
at say amm. ran teral oym
eytember 14, ISO.
CUT TI1IS OUT
And wall te Or. t. W. Kill, Rill
fcilltftty Aaaaaaiy, Partteae. Or.
, soya, weosi I irast te Bead t e
t have M,
sttUtary
ntr area are
srteae
aad tm
alae Ulaatratad
Saeerlpttve eaUlogae et yoar scbeoL
(Wasae).
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Behnke-Walker
Business College
tloek, ; POBTSASTD. OB.
Make a specialty of equipping young
men and women for Ufa's work and e-
eurlng that work for them when com
petent, ' ;
Oar graftaatsei are all - employed.
Mora than IN placed in positions since
tha first af last Angnst.
Phone Mala StU We eaa bela
Writer ,
HENRYVYEIlSIIIARD
- Proprietor at tha
City Brewery
X. erg-set and Most Complete
Brewery la tha northwest ,
Bottled Beer a Specialty
' '.miraon sro. n.
OSea SStk aad Bwraslde Si
. . PORTLAND. ORE OOX
FREE LAND IN OREGON
In the richcM grain, fruit sad Rock section In
theworls. Tbeeeutdt of sen of land at actual
cost ef Irrirmm. " . Data direct from Srals ef
Oteroo. WRITE TO-DAY. BOOK. LIT ana
MAP FREE. Drachurc Irrlntioa and Powvr Cetn-
fanviie-l l-llMcjlT BttiMinPgctlaaOrcgaa.
No
"Twenty-one Years of Successful
JWa3.RE-OFF'nRirNa -
CONDUCTORS' AND AlOTORMEN'S
inorougruy- appreciated.-
WEATHER SPECIALS
me mmi
369-371 MORRISON STREET '
Tslspboask Xsia S4ao. , . - :' '
A, J. PRAGER & S01NS
AarosxxxsTTs.
General Admission 10c
Mirthful Monarchs
op xmm
Mardi Gras and .
Carnival
Multnomaji Field :
TONIGHT
Program of Entertainment:'
Opening Concert by
8 o'clock.
Band
' XjaBhas's Xlgh Wire Act,
8:16. p. m.
Triple Bavolvlng Trapesa,
" :20 p. m. -
Sara SevU 1 Edwards' Spaa of the
, Aerial Aroh.
, S:SS p. m. , ,"'
Boyal Bontaa Olrons Maximna ajid
Annex Shows, -
8:30 p. m. -Beaatlfnl
Electrical Ponataln,
10. p. m.
: . Spiral Tower aad Plreworks,
10:30 p. m.
Oonfattl Battle, (trend ZUamlnatioa,
11 p. m.
General Admission 10c
THE BAKER THEATRE
Paeea.
1907.
(Uarr L. Bakar. Sole lan aa4 Mauier
THIS WEEK If ATIXEB 8ATUBDAT,
The Bakar Tbeatra Csupaay la
"UP TO TOMPKINS'
!aveet4- foe -lang king pwpoa.a lr.
ETnlnrrillc, 25c. 8.V 50c
Matinee. 10c, lie, 29c...
C0RDRAVS THEATRE i,.
OOaOBAT aPSggXL. Maaagen,
', "Conlat Thaatra In Portland. -
... ,'-, TONIGHT, WKDNE8UAT
- MATINER AND KlilHT. -
MA splendid prodecUos of tfce tstesae play."
rjust Before Dawn
Pna't forsat. aamoMr prim. -
Matlnaaa, loe aad Soe, Mhu. 1
Oe. sue mat S0e.
SHIELDS' PARK
13th and Waahlnctoa. Phone Mats T07.
Broadway Zinn'a Oraataat Extravaganza,
I1N MOROCCO
-, '. a Hours Show -
A Pageant of Afrlraa Baesty.
Ererthlnc Nw.
v W. SO, Su Casta.
i ' HaVs yowaeen ItT
Positively the grestest vaudeville show
ever In Portland at the
STAR THEATRE
PORTLAND'S FASHIONABLE
VAUDEVILLE. PLAYHOUSE
General admission -10c, reserved ' box
seats zoo, r-eriormancea i, 1:19
8:30, 10:10 p. m: .
t
The hoSMMef-entlte vaadwIIU.
Ooatlnnoaa pwtornaaraa from 8 to 4:80 a,
saaaara, onnuanoaa 8 to 10:80 p. m.
Btauliig parfnraianpae frnm 7 to 10:80 p. sa.
Any aaat In tha tbaatrv,
.. ' , TEIS CENTS . '
w w?i r i t zr v a ...
asvJi-jsaTCir-Eiia 'w-
raertb and Stark Rtraeta
Tha tnpla of Portland eon Wharton.
Taedavtlla Thaatra af Aotaal Hnaiaal.
Kwy avaalas at 8:lat e'rlork.
- kt.tlna .mr Snnrl.v, f n. m.
rEEEADaU.10rf IEXE. .
CONCERT HALb-
v BLAZlRBBnoa. "
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t a bTsnsida
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Business'
OUR
$18 Uniform Suits, $15.30; $16.0
have been supplying Uniforms to
and finish of our garments are
SUITS
OOLF SHIRTS
' vv Our' Immense Stock of -,
"Monarch- at 80c
A Complete Assortment of Colors and New- .
-' 't'-'- .:';;-..' : est Styles. .
HATS
ALL STETSONS. . . .. . ... f . . . . . . .183.50 5
ALL NONAMES r, .......... . ... . 83.45 5
, Omer makes at proportionate reductions
STRAW HATS 50 PER CENT OFF.
MAIL
ORDERS
Promptly
and Carefully
M
7 Filled
AanrszMUTTs.
LYRIC THEATRE
(Corset Alder aad aveats. . '
r HIGH-CLASS '""'
REFINED - VAUDGVIULB
t:.10 to 4:30; T 30 to 10:IM; Hen.. 3 to 10 s. m.
This ail and loe will admit two omnia anr
aiatlDi exrrpt Husdara and Holiilaa.
' ' XXX CaJKTS-sSO UUJXB. ' .
ARCADE ' Ttlf ATKC
REFINED VAUDEVILLE
:1 to 4. SO. ; T:H te 10:80.
I'OK LAIMK8. OKNTLRMRN AMI rjILnVs
FRITZ THEATRE
B40-8U gUKHBIDE.
rago raiTz, rrop. w. h. brows, m.
; , THE - HOME ' OF ..
VAUDEVILLE
, Twa ataowa Sally st 8 aad g a. av
SEASIDE RESORTS
HOTEL MOORE
ranoerly Xaw Srimas Hetal, Saaalde. Oragea.
NOW OPEN
The only hotal en tha enaat overlnoklag the
Men. rinaat aurf talhl( and tun batna, eoat
tuar. bnnllns and Bhln. .Tha hotrl la hard
flnl.hed with turnare brat, tat ratra addraae
DAN t. MOORK. Prop.. Beaald. (Hvsoa.
McOUIRE'S
. Seaside. Oregon ;
Xiooatad in the Tory center of the city,
convenient to railroad and fresa-water
boating oa tbe BTeoaalonm. Ilaaly f or
alsfesd. rollts attendants.
- - Remodeled, rebuilt and fumlahed.
Open for the season of 1801. ' -
THE HARVEST HOME
' ' i -Jl-0" CoKam. roP'j'
- Prlrsr-$1.S per day; tt.w per week"
beds too and 10c meals 88 cents.
: Children under 10 rears at half rates.
. loeo iiaob; WAta. .
Seaside Livery & Fuel Co.
' UTIBT, rXES, SAX.ES ,
STOAAOJ1 AID rUL
Ztrajrlnr, Bxpreeslagr and Oeaeral Jobblrf
Maura, vaswus,'
BTaadls AU Kinds of Dry Wood.
Stages to Six Creek and Cannon Base a.
The Driftwood
Sirs. T. Kyalff
I MOST OOMTOETAELl IIS
usiQtra OOTTAOS OsT TBOB
BXAOX.
Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths la
Connection. ,
Mira bbaox.
THis is
the- Only
Place
In town where yon get anything
and everything la Ladles' Tailor
Ing. We make all kinds of light
weights, silks and cloths. Wonts
Carlos, Suits. Shirt Waist Suits,
eto. - ' , , .
A. Lippman
,884 TAMXXXX. STBUT. .
aoe. Atad Stag. .
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