; - THE MOKXING OREGOKIAN. FRIDAY, "AUGUST 1 1005. ' . 11 fTf MCWr im rri r-r- ,.- , m 1 ' i " ; - vi i i iNLW O IN Dim Lf V"?" Jran restaur me go free.- ni a mm en ta ncrcnT ninr The Oregonlnn'n Telephone. OREGON. Counting Room Mala 6C7 "anaglns Editor Main C30 City Editor Main 100 Composing Room Main C83 East Side Office East 61 Superintendent Building Tied 2S23 COLUMBIA. Counting Room 657 Editorial Rooms 160 ComnrMlnir T ntt Engine Room .... .V.V.V.V.V.V.V..V.V..V..""200 AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. SHIELDS' PARK (13th and Washington sts.) pmontrelIo. Borton and Draper. Vaude ville and music Historical, Societt Booms Popular .Between 60 and "0 people a day visit the rooms of the Oregon Historical Society in the City Hall. The quarters of the so ciety -will feoon be enlarged by the addl- xion or lour or live rooms, which the city has granted free of r.hanre. It hns hppn suggested that a great convenience to the puoiic woum Be the location of the so ciety rooms and the city museum on the same floor. A still greater convenience would be the ODeration of the elevator. A proposal to do so has been before the council lately, but it seems to have been lost in one of the committees. The so ciety has received graph of Dr. McLoughlin, taken from a print in tne possession of his grand daughter. Mrs. M. I Myrick, of this city. The society has Just Issued another edi tion or tne Quarterly. It contains arti cles by M. C. George, on- "Political His tory of Oregon. From 1R7A to irk Tncin, sive;" by Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor, on "The First Oregon Cavalry," and by H. S. Lyman, on "Recollections of Horace -ooiaen." Invited to Tbans-Mississippi Con gress. Copy of, the call to the Trans- ju-ississippi commercial Congress has been received by the Board of Trade. The meeting -will be at St Paul, August 19-22. Subjects Of riffiMlRSlnn H-Ill nnHali. tn reclamation of arid lands, waterways and .harbors, department of mines. Pacific ca- oie, xstnmiin canal, merchant marine, trade with the Orient, nonsulnr trvlot preservation of forests, and a number of umer suDjects. Tne prospectus says: "In lormer years the discussions crystallized Into resolutions, thence Into bills and laws, have had a dlrep.t hfnHni nn IpcHr- latlon at "Washington, and year by year we nave seen mo oeneHclal results which have accrued." Delegates are appointed dj governors, .Mayors, county officials ma Dusmess organizations. Engineers to Examine Guild Lake. in the absence of President Corbett, who Is ex-offlclo chairman of the executive committee of the Lewis and Clark Cor poration, the committee has elected Charles E. Ladd chairman and directed him to confer with Engineers Oscar E. Huber, W. H. Maxwell and W. B. Chase with reference to the engineering prob lems involved in selection of the Willam ette Heights tract for" a site for the Lewis and Clark fair. It is understood that those engineers will make an examina tion of the lake and of the practicability of maintaining it fresh during the fair, and make a report that will guide the committee in declaring for or against the adoption of that site. Soon Time to Plant Roses. F. V. Hol roan says that the season is approaching for setting out hardy varieties of dor mant roses. A good time for planting them is In October. They stay dormant during the Winter and in the Spring they get a much better start than if planted along with the delicate varieties. Some times such plants yield as fine roses the first year as at any time of their life. There are many varieties of roses adapt ed to Fall planting, a list of which is contained in the recent publication of the Rose Society. White-Colar Line. Sltndat Excursions. t . Vancouver and Return. Only 25 Cents. j Alder-Street Dock, Portland. Railroad Dock, Vancouver. Leave Portland 9:30. 10:30 A. M., 1, 2:30, 4:30 P. M. Leave Vancouver 11 A. M.. 12:30. 2:30. 4:30. 6:30 P. M. Concert in Parade ground, Vancouver Barracks, by Seventeenth Regiment United States In- iantry hand from 2 to 5 P. M. Baseball in .romana Sunday afternoon. Citt Park Hillside Stationary. The iinisiae above the reservoirs at the City Park, whoso downward mnvpmont Vino caused so much trouble, has not budged j-ur a year, inis is due to the fact that the subterranean water, which made the elide, has been drained off. The flow of water is now about one-fifth of what it was last winter. There seems no reason for doubting that the movement of the hillside has entirely ceased and that the reservoirs can De permanently repaired. Races Today 1 Races Today! Racrs Tnnivl tisvf.o . T1 I ...... . "-".J 1UUA1I Dont Forget the Matinee Races TnniT Don't Forget the "matinee Races today. Admission 50 Cents. 1 Ladies Free. Irvington Race-Track Today, 2:30. Iryington Race-Track Today, 2:30. Races Today! Races Today! , Races Today! Races Today! Dalles Daily Excursions by boats of vhlte Collar Line from foot Alder street aany, 7 a. m. Grand scenic route of the -Rona. jvionctts Springs, famous resort; St. Martin's Hot Springs, health sanitari um; Jewett's. at White Salmon, noted Summer hotel for scenery and rest; Hood River, where staee starts fm. m,.JZ - w- - -v.iruu Cap Inn, a mansion in the skies. Ask for ucKets to all these places. "Dalles" eiecinc sign. Both phones. Main 251. Salvaition Army Man C. Davis, alias John Daniels, a member of ine local salvation Army, was arrested last evenlns: bv DptpntK'Ps TWr Weiner, charged with emheiomont n JSO0. The complaint, which is of long oiunuing, comes irom Decatur County, "Kan. Sheriff J. B. Leeman, of that coun ty, is already here, and has obtained .requisition papers for his man. He ex pects to leave for Kansas tnrtnv Capitalists and Business Men Do you Tvant to invest a foir- y,tiaa that will earn you 1G per cent a year security second only to Govern ment bonds? Interest - V4AU,A ! If you want to be well paid for time ojjim. in reaamg tnis paper investigate uus proposition today. Investment """iea to sw. ia. x. Keady & Co., 327 i'""K jaiag. Remember the Potjttt.it t-t j r. side Express of the A. & C. R. R. leaves c,mun ijepot every Saturday at 2:30 P. , urnving at Astoria 5:50 P. xt Ms excellent service enables' pas'sen- iu reacn seaside two hours before , remain at the beach until k t r -.day and reach Portland returning at For Dalles. 1 Lyle, Hood River. Hot Sptjthtio ' Cascade Locks, take Regulator Line, UAK-STREET DOCK, 7 A. M. , Astoria Daily Ryrnnomo i htl. Collar Line. Boat foot Alder street dally, . 3 ' xcePt Sunday, for Astoria, the city by the sea. Chinook salmon can neries now doing their best work; tons of rlsh. Come and take a ride. No t6urlst should visit Oregon and miss this trip Very fine. A nice large crab for 10 cents. Vlnce & Boody. Corner Third and Clay- 'Phone Main lk . Akter August 1, we will be in a posi tion to handle a limited number of local orders. Eastern Lumber Co., North Front street, , Elks's Carnival Concessions. See ad vertisement for proposals in another column of this paper. Watch for the Young People's moon- J.VX. mkui. excursion. , -Sawed shingles for sale. 305 Water. Fined for Throwing STosns-Tnmi. nation or tne six Albina boys. David Mc Cauley. Robert McCaulev. Charles TtaK cock, Frederick Glle. Cecil Lily and Thomas Hughes, charged with breaking giass in a door at H. H. BurUngame's notci, was resumed before Municipal Judge Hogue vesterdav. A little hov named Raymond enny was sure that he saw Babcock and Lilly throw rocks and that one rock crashed through the glass. "When the glass was broken we an ran up tne street why, I can't tell," admitted Edward McCauley. "Most of the boys in the crowd had rocks and they threw them, liut none of the rocks went through the glass so far as I saw. I had three rocks myself, but I did not break the window and I do not know who did." "I threw away all my rocks before I got to the hotel, and I never tnrew any more alter tnat," testified an other boy, Robert McCauley. "When I heard the elasq hreak T ran hpraiiRf th people might have said I did something wrong. otner noys examined asserted that they threw rocks at lumber piles. "I threw one rock and it went throtieh the hotel door," confessed Charles Bab cock. "Why did I do it? Oh, tempta tion. I suppose. "Cecil Lily did not throw rocks. i threw llrst and Giles threw next." Dpnutv rMtv Attornpv 'F'ltrfrpralrt remarked that it was easy to see that some of the boys were lying, and thought they ought to be punished. "Charles Babcock is to be commended for telling the truth, but he is clearly one of the culprits," said the Judge, "BaococK is fined" $40, and Giles $75. Sentence is sus pended in the meantime until I see if tnese ooys iatners can pay tne nnes. Babcock and Giles are committed to the custody of the Boys and Girls Aid fao- Hptv. ThA nthpr nova am dlspharced. with a warning to be more careful of tneir oenaviour in tne iuture." To Soak the Soaks Habitual drunks 5j t-o in ho mnrfl anvDroU Tin n ! eTl In thp future by Municipal Judge Hogue. Cer tain onenoers nave tanen advantage oi the leniency shown them, and no sooner nave they been discharged than they again get drunk and onother arrest follows. "Such people are a needless expense .to the ratepayers," said the Judge at yes- tfrdnv' pKfrfnn nf rnnrt. At nrpmnt thi misfoniarv fln for an offender who nleads guilty for the first time to a charge of urunKenness is or a day ana a naic on the rock nlle. Offenders Kervlnsr second and third terms are usually fined from $5 to Slo. or about 10 navs on the rock nlle. There are several worthless characters around town "who are hardly ever sober, and "who snenr! most of thnlr tlmA in, 1ail eating two square meals per day at the expense or tne suffering ratepayers That China Shop Disaster No action "was taken In the case to find the respon sible parties in the china-breaking case yesterday. Mr. Kan, whoso dishes were broken bv the lnroarlinir sheen, has not yet hod time to have the wreckage in voiced, and until this can be done matters Tviu nave to rest, 'mere were many pieces or nne Cantonware, and other rare makes, all of -which were valuable, smashed to Dits, and the persons whoso fault caused the disaster seem to have been the careless steamboat people, who let the sheen get loose. The case is in the hands of a lawyer, and an investigation will be made today or tomorrow. The whole oc currence was most unfortunate, and tho fact that Mr. Kan Is a heaw taxnaver. a progressive merchant and a member of tne (Jhristam lalth only tend to Intensify the disaster. Ninety Days for BnnnLAiiT a mm. nromise was effected vestprdav in th "Mu nicipal Court in the case of Daniel O'Learr. cnarged with burglary with R. E. Clark, in DreaKing into c Hansen's house. 749 Qulmbv street, and stealine- elothlnir val ued at $3. Hansen cot his nroDertv back. and he expressed himself as beine satis. fled, and as Clark was onlv arrested be cause he had been in O'Leary's company when the latter sold the goods. Clark was discharged, as there could not be d case made out ctrainst him. O'Tpnrv then offered to plead guilty to a charge of lar ceny, it tne charge ox burglary was with drawn. This was agreed to by Deputy District Attorney GatenB, and Municipal Judge Hogue sentenced O'Leary to SO days' imprisonment in the county Jail. Baseball Today, 3:30. Baseball Today, 3:30. Baseball Today, 3:30. Baseball Today. 3:30. Baseball Today. 3:30. PosTPOtNDD Game Played Today. Postponed Game Played Today, Portland The Champions, vs. Helena The Senators- Postponed Game Played Today. Postponed Game Played Today. Baseball Today, 3:30. Baseball Today, 3:30. Baseball Today, 3:30. Baseball Today, 3:30. Baseball Today, 3:30. To Flavel, GEARiaovr. Seaside Iand Return ixjr S2 50. Lartro crowds urn taking advantage of tho cheap round- trip excursion rate or tho A. & C R. R. between Portland and Clatsop Beach Points. Tickets on sale every Saturday at rate of $2.50 for round trip, good to return on Sunday. Portland-Seaside Express leaves Union Depot every Sat urday and runs throusrh direct -without change of cars, arriving at Astoria 5:50 v. Jki., uearnart, 6:40 P. M., and Seaside 6:50 P. M., making direct connection at warrenton ior Jbiavei. Vessels for Nome Trade It looks as if tho Nome miners "who desire to return home by Portland "will be enabled to do so. The Board of Trade has been nego tiating for a steamship on the terms of- lereu Dy Air. itudd. Xestcrdny Secretary Aioore announced that a vessel was avail able at Pugct Sound, but he refused to give her name, because ho said the northern transportation companies might steal ner away. Mr. Rudd naturally feels very mucn encouraged. Inteiiest in Oregon Resources. The Board of Trade Is receiving many- in quiries from the East about Oregon re sources and industries. Notices which the advertising committee caused to be put in eastern journals nave brought about 3000 letters. One man writes from Vnrt Dodge, la., asking if there is any timber here suitable for making churns. Another wants to know to what extent dairying is earned on in the state, and whether tnere are any creameries. Cascade Locks Sunday Excursion. steamer Tahoma of Whlte-Collar Line will leave Alder-street dock Sunday morning at 9 A. M. for Cascade Locks and return. Fare $1 50. Meals 25r r?nn. nectlng at the Locks with Steamer Met- iaice mat maKes a Sunday excursion from xne uanes to cascade Locks and return, thus making through connection Sunrfav with all points between Portland and une uaiies. see Dalles electric sign both 'phones Main 351. John R. Edwards a Desertpp-Movii. wiiuams was yesterday notified by the isavy uepartment at Washington, D. C, that John R. Edwards, formerlv of thin city, had been pronounced a desprtpr Tho police have been notified of the desertion, ana snuia .c.awarcs appear in this city he win oe arrestee. White-Collar Line Arwut .wMia the steamer Bailey Gatzert is being re paired, tne 3teamer sarah Dixon will run in her place on the Astoria route from foot Alder straeL Same offl quick dispatcn of freight and passengers. Work on New Btnr.nrvn tti of the site of the I?cnntt tj,, iiii "West Park and Morrison streets proceeds sieaany. xoe structure will be of brick, three stories high. It will have a good start before the Autumn rains begin. THE HAMMAM. 300 Orprnnhn T).,nt is an ideal place for ladles. Everythine Mf,fc. auu oLiitJLiv jirsr r roc to A. M. to 7 P. M. Lemon Soles and strinprt . u .1.1. ':r corner Third and oiav. p,.. nr". i.ivstt uiis luurninir. vinoa a. -d " -"wmc Main VT. C. Bristol Taw Japanese Restaurant Men Go Free. The cases against Henry Wcsterman. charged with having adulterated drink in his possession for sale, and th thrp Japs. T. Tamada, K. Tsretoi, and K. ivnate. cnarged with having adulterated mHk in their nossesslon. ramp, hpforo Municipal Judge Hogue yesterday and aner several witnesses were examined Deputy District Attorney Gatens moved that the cases against the Japs be with drawn for want of evidence and Judtrn Hogue agreed. Deputy Food and Dairy commissioner cutllpp testified that the milk in question was sold by Wcsterman to the three Jans who -were nrnnrlptors of restaurants and the the fluid contained more than ES per cent water, and less than 9 per cent solids, as required by law. The witness also testified that on the cans in Wcsterman'a wagon were tags labeled: "This Is not pure milk." but that there were no tags found on the cans in the restaurants. Wcsterman's case was continued until today. Multnomah County W. C. T. U. The executive onmmlttpp. of Multnomah Countv Woman's Christian Temnpmnro Union met at county headquarters, 107J Third street, yesterday. Miss F. E. Got shall, president, in the chair. The out look of the countv work was discussed at some length and plans laid for con tinued activity. The' committee on Headquarters and Noon Rest work re ported that at a recent meeting it was decided to close the Rest for the Rummer months. Inasmuch as Mrs. Peake, the matron, was completely worn out and a rest was Imperative, and the rooms need reDalrs badlv. On hearlntr the decision the young ladles frequenting the rooms made an earnest protest against closing at all. It was therefore a cause of re Jolclntr when thev found a motherlv woman ready to go on with the work ana tne enure worK or the Ttoon nest was turriMl ovpr tn Mrs. Ollpnntp. ixhn i will purchase furnishings and thus have complete control. Confessed They Wttrps Rrothprs. When Harry Jones and John Hall, ar rested ehanred with nasslntr boens checks, awoke In the city Jail yesterday morning they confessed to Chief of Police McLauchlan that they were broth ers, and In the course of a. lonir exami nation tney runner admitted tnat tney were the pair who held up a man named HUIIard on Union avenue last Tuesday night. "We came West to seek our for- tnnps anil otp have n cooil hn'mp In th East, but we decline to tell our real names, said Harry Jones, who spoke for himself as well as his brother, "but after spplnir thp sights In this town wo ran short of cash and thought we would stick some fellows. It seemed easy, i held the gun at the man on the East Rlrin TupsHnv nlo-ht anil mv hrother Trent through his pockets but the man did not have any money and we allowed mm to go." The Chief stated that he hopes to connect tho two youths -with more offenses today. T i pna TVwv Ptt.t PnaTrn P-lllnnstprs Triro hiiclK. nnimcnl nffWInc pnildV look ing circus bills to the front of the Occi dental Hotel, First and Morrison streets, yesterday morning when tho landlady of the hotel suddenly observed them. Filled with wrath, for she had not been con sulted, she seized a broom, leaned out of o TrHnrtTir nn1 mxrpnt nff rvprv hill she could reach. The billposters were panic stricken and reported tho occurrence to one of tho advance agents. He came running up and said: "Madam, are you aware that these posters cost us $25? If von rllfl not -rrlsh them nlaeed on vour hotel you ought to have told us." "I won't have those bills on my place," said tho landlady, firmly, "loung man, as fast as you put any more bills here, why T Kfilnnlnfa T'll rmll om rlOTrn." The blll- StlckCrS sneaked off leaving tho irate landlady la peaceful possession or tne field. Vrvt( "Vr -Trf-TlT nnvrvn f7pTTrrTR A night-booming cereus, belonging to Mrs. P. W. Gillette, which blossomed last even ing at her residence, 194 Ahernetny street, -..-n f n rtnA VtnatlHflll etcrVit Tho TllnTlt T?ilf, 4a n imiwlM nf fnrtiit fnltn1 In the tropical regions oi America, is aooui. au itet nign, ana contained no less man w hlneienms Tho hlnRnmn arA larare white and funnel-form in shape, growmg from the Riiip of the Ipaf npar tho end. and pxhalo hn 0(lor most fras-rant. The nlant hlnoma hnr nniA n var and thpn onlv at night, the flowers lasting but a few hours, and then withering. One of the strange things In connection with the nrpspnt hlnomlntr In thp.t nnvpr hpforo has tne piant nad moro man eignt or la oios soma at one time. MoviNO GruKlsrmf A nnmVr of housemovers are at work on thp Portland Academy cvmnaslum. which is to be moved irom Tenth and Yamhill streets to a lot across the street from the academy, on Fourteenth street, near Montgomery. All the Interior flttlnirs have heen torn out. and everything movable taken from tne Duiiding. iarge beams have been set under the parts to be moved, so that tho structure will not be weakened durlntr the operation, for tho city streets are not large enougn to permit tne whole .gym to be moved In ono" piece, and it will have to be CUt Into sections. The Multnomah handball court will be moved along also. ana it is estimated that it will bo Septem- oer i Deiore tne job is completed Another Train or Soldiers. Th last of the detachment of tho Third Cavalry which arlved In Portland Wednesday mgnt on tno way to posts in Montana, left town yesterday moraine- on thn Northern Pacific Last night at 12 o ciock anotner special train arrived from San Francisco with 150 men and officers of the Seventeenth Tnfn ntrv part of which will go to Vancouver Bar racks and part to Fort Lawton, on Puget Sound. Popular Firemen Resign. o Stinson. driver of hose wagon No. 1, and oscar Kusseil, driver of engine No. 1, re signed yesterday, as they wish to leave the fire denartment and aropnt nthnr positions. They are popular firemen and tneir many irienos will seo them leave the department with a good deal of re gret Notice The Portland Gas Comnanv desire to call special attention ,to their advertisement on the 11th natre of this Issue announcing the reduction of the price of gas, also to their gas-fixture sale, Tennis Tournament. Multnomah Field. Today. 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Admission 25c; Season Tickets, $L Pillow Raffle at Baron's Saturday. Queen Lil Must Pay Income Tax. HONOLULU. July 24. via San Francisco. July SLA. ruling has Just been made by the Attorney-General to the effect that ex-Queen Llliuokalanl must pay the in come tax on ner annual allowance of $7500 from the territory. The provision for this allowance was made by the -last Legisla ture, xne tax amounts to $150. A GOOD FUEL. If it were epnprallv Irnnsn can be used economically In the furnace, the grate, and many styles of heating stoves: that it makes a clean fire, easily controlled, it would surely come Into more general use. The coke here referred to Is uj-Jtuuu,k ui uic uus company. Mount Hood Government Cnmn. IiOOiI hotel. guide for mountain - climbing. Address A. M. Tocum, manager, Salmon, Or. Write liny & Sons. Salt Lni nt. Utah, for all kinds of produce; grain, al- LtxiLu. mcu, tmutiun, cauoBge, etc. In quiries promptly answered Klnninth Hot Sprlntr. MAftt Tint A R(imm,r wmrf . v . i .. fornlo. Near South. Pac Convnfr.t ror Orcroa pfopia. Andreas Edaoa Bros.. Beswlclc. Cat HIcb-Grade Plnnoi fop it,. Sold on rur lr;tttlmant th.J.. . . and repaired. H. Slnanelmer. 72 Third Beetles In the Ei and AV-t ti. , ,. . , . .. . MO WJ urmjoui in coionng mat they are beautiful u rUtllllLU IUUL3CKI DADE VAXCOUVER LADS ARE ARRESTED WITH IXPAXT IX POSSESSIOX. To Shield Shame of Sister They Brought the Xevrly-Born Child to Portland. A sensation was sprung In police circles last evening when Officer Scott arrested two Vancouver lads, Louis and Wilbur Caskey, who had In their possession a bas-. ket containing a 24-hour-old baby, which they brought to this city to deposit on the steps of the Baby Home. The child was born in Vancouver on Wednesday evening.' its mother being Rose Caskey. an unmarried girl of 16 Summers, and Its putative father one L. B. Hunt, formerly a member of the Eighth Bat ters. U. S. A., stationed at Vancouver Barracks. Louis Caskey. who Is an elder brother of the unfortunate f-lrl. Is IS years old, and appears to be an honest, hard working lad. At the police headquarters, last evening, he told the following story: "My slJrter gave birth to a girl baby Wednesday night, and. not knowing what to do with It, we decided to bring it to the Baby Home. L. B. Hunt, who served In the Eighth Battery until two months arro. ! the father of the rhlld Wp and my sister were to have been married, but Hunt skipped out and deserted her. He is 28 years old and good-looking. We live on the corner of Fifteenth and- E streets, at Vancouver. I work in a hotel. In order to support my mother and the rest of the family." Police Captain Moore sent the unfortu nate little waif to the Good Samaritan HospKal for the night, while the Caskey boys were locked In the upper apartments of the station. DON'T FORGET That this is the last week of our big July clearance sale of men's, women's and children's high-grade shoes. We have re duced prices during this sale as follows: Our regular $5 00 values now $4 15. Our regular $4 00 values now $3 33. Our regular $3 0 values now $2 S5. Our regular $2 CO values now $1 95. This sale will positively close August 2. 1902, as advertised. M. Billings, ') Morrison street. , x BEDBUGS AND ANTS. One application of Avernarius Carbo. llneum. tho wood-preserver, will rid your house of bedbugs and ants. Fisher, Thor sen & Co., Front and Morrison. LINOLEUM PROTECTED. Crown Linoleum Coating will make your iinoieum iast. .turner, Thorsen & Co., r ront ana .Morrison streets. WHERE TO DINE. Are you a patron of tho Portland Res taurant, 205 Washington? It3 the best. Removal Xotice. if. W. Tlnvf.i Fhona Red 2SSS. DrntUf- riu. -rr.r4nn Better work and lower price. Call and sec. OSTEOPATHY IN The Marquarn Established 1539. Dr. Walter A. Roaers Graduate of the A. T. Still School of Os teopathy, Kirksvllle, Mo. Office S32-533-534 Marqnara Bid?. Phone Main 27. OSTEOPATHY DR. X.. B. SMITH. i "r..iT .Vt. w ?w w wiMuuu. MiiauiuiuvB ires at Oulcah 409 Oregonian Bldg. Lady Assistant. Phone Oak 421. Osteopathy at Seaside DR. H. V. ADIX of Portland Graduate of Still College, is located one diock east or jfostoffice, Sea side, Or. Consultation free; office hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5. Osteopathy ur, uertruae l. Gates Only Lady Osteopath In Portland. The 3Inclen- Balldlnp, Fourth and "Washington. Phono South 123rt nffl Vm..r- n n - Formerly with Dr. W. A. Rogera. Theifarquani RED CROSS PILE CURE IS A GUARANTEED CURE For Sale by All Druggists SPREAD THE NEWS The busy store offers its wonderful flock and extends a special in vitation to all others who are not in the habit of coming this way to attend its wonderful trade-winning sales. Watch for them ana you 11 never be disappointed. New store on Third street. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY If the Lots Last That Long. 2c a yard 11500 yards of fine Lawns and Dimi ties, good desirable patterns, and worth from 5c to 8c a yard. But you'll have to hurry, 18c apiece 2S0 good, durable Corsets, all latest etyles and -well made. Sold any place at 60c. All sires when the selling starts, but we can't insure many for Saturday buyers at this price. And the great Summer PIANOS We have added a fine line of the reliable A. B. CAMERON PIANOS Also the FAMOUS BEHR PIANOS It will pay you to inspect these pianos before buying, as we buy for spot cash and sell on easy payments. It we get 8 per cent interest for profit we are satis fied. We have no expensive hypnotizing agents to pay large salaries and commis sions to. Graves & Co. Importers and Jobbers. LEADING MUSfC DEALERS .122-124-126 Sixth Street " Just What You Need Some of our new photo mounts to give the fin ishing touch to your picture Fresh Films' and Sup plies always in stock TRY US D. M. Ayerill & Co. The Curio Store, 331 Morrison St. FELLOWS 309 Washington Street 5 Cents 2-Pound Package II. O. Injun Bread Flour. 25 Cents 2 Packages Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour 25 Cents 2 Packages Malt Breakfast Food. 25 Cents 2 Packages Grape Nuts. 20 Cents Package Postum or FIgprune Cereal. 25 Cents 6 Cans American Sardines. 25 Cents 2 BotUes Hires' Rootbeer. $4-25 100-Pound Sack Best Dry Granulated sugar. 15 Cents Pound Best Fresh Roast Costa Rica Coffee 30 Cents Pound Hoffman House Java and Mocha wonee. - PORTLAND ACADEMY The fourteenth year will open Monday, oepiemDer lo. The academy proper fits boys and girls for college. A primary and grammar school receives boys and girls as early aa the age of 6 and fits them for the academy. A gymnasium will be opened at the be ginning or tne school year on tho academy grounds. It -will be in charge of a skilled director. Physical training will be a part of the work required of all students. The academy -will open in September a boarding hall for girls. The hall will be at 191 Eleventh street, and will be under tne immediate supervision of Miss rrniinn Campbell. Its supervision, appointment ana conduct will assure the comforts end opportunities of a refined home. For catalogue, or other informntinn n. dress .roruand Academy, Portland, Or. DeKOVEN HALL A Select Boarding; School for Boys. nhrnflp Tliillillnjr CThiff Aim Q.u.. Boy of Good Character. Prepares them for uouege or uusineas i,ire. Xaynl DlNcipIlne. Cadctn nre in- Htructed in the Manmremcnt of Boats and Coached in Crews, singles and doubles. Building well equipped. Located on the eat tin. f T nlr. Ct.ll.iwim T..- TT r. 1 l)rftinarf u nn mmn h YVifl And oittHvi.. Tr a else contribute to the health of dudIIs. In- fttrtirtlnn fhnrntiffh nnil nprnnnl n.iMih year begin September 11. io02. For Booklet unu iniorinaiion aauresa D. S. PULFORD, SOUTH TAC03IA. WASH.. R. F. D. PAIXLESS DEJITISTRT Dr. Fred Frehn. Dekum bid? Full et teeth if $5 Gold crowQi. lirldx work : PMUdelshlB. rradnata. All thm l&trat innll. caces tor dolnr perfect VtorJC trtea I'relrn. Th TJakum. cor. 3d nd WuMnrion Trtinrf n. 35c a suit Men's Fine Striped Balbriggan Sum mer Underwear less than half their real worth. Xever mind how or why, but come and see a real sale. 89c each 000 Fine Duck Skirts, all full size and well made and manv rtlffpront colors, trimmed with folds and bands of white duck cheaD at J2.S0 tn J3.oo. Don't delay. Sale is under full swing. i Electric Lamps Reduced Portland General Electric Co. SAM'L ROSENBLATT & CO THIRD AXD MORRISOX STREETS. Outing iB Suits gk $7-5 Fall Styles i Shoes Arriving Daily High Class Goods at Reasonable Prices During our cleanup sale odds and ends accumulate which will be sold at bargain prices. bee window. Goddard-Kelly Shoe Comp'y SIXTH AXD WASHINGTON. 1884 1902 Parents Might as well have their children'3 eyes examined during vacation at the oldest established and only ab solutely reliable Optical house in the Pacific Northwest. It won't cost anything, whether glasses are ordered or no, and may save them from torture in the present, and blasted careers in the future. "WALTER REED The Optician 133 Sixth St., Oregonian BIdg. J ) 5 j CHAS. T. PREHN, Dentist 5 ) 9 , ) ( ( 19 Hamilton. 131 Third Street, Vitalize nfr fnr n.tlnlx. T.., To.... Consumers Of current from our mains, we have reduced the price of lamps below cost, viz. 15c each or $1.75 'dozen These are standard, first-grade Edison lamps that we formerly sold at 25c each, and are made especially for our circuits. Buy our lamps and get good service. Delivered In Dozen Lots Free of Charge. $15 VALUES, SALE PRICE $10.50 $10 AND $12.50 VALUES, SALE PRICE NO PAIN NO OAS! No charge for painless extraction when teeth are ordered. All work done by graduate dentists of 12 to 20 years experi ence; a specialist in each department. TV'o will tell you In advance exactly what your work will cost by a free examination. Give us a call, and you wiU find we do exactly as we advertise. Set of Teeth JW.OO Gold Filling 91.00 Gold Crown ................. .$5.0O Silver Filling CO N0 PLATES (New York Denta! Parlors MAIN OFFICE Fourth & Morrison St., Fortlnnd. Hours. S to 8; Sundays. 10 to 4. Branch offices 723 Market st., San Fran cisco. Cal.; 6H First ave.. Seattle. Wash. etYepr&$s Ilus- Prices k consistent wtl Good Work Eru?ravlrg' DeDartment Oregonlaj Pub.Co. o AH! DID YOU REMEMBER That this is the day KNIGHT'S give away a beauti ful present with every pair of chil dren's shoes? Crewn phone Clay Dr. L C. BROWN and bar diseases.