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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1905)
-THE "JlOKAJLNly VKXXxOXIAX, TUESDAY, JTTLY 4, 1903; - 7 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF TIIE OREGONIAJfS TELETHOXE6. Countlng.Rocm Main 6CT Managing Editor Main C30 Eunday Editor Main 6235 City Editor Main '.60 Society Editor Main 6233 Composing-Room Main CES Superintendent Building Red 2S2G East Side Office East 61 AMUSEMENTS. MARQFAM GRAND THEATER (Morrison , St.. between th and 7th) Matinee at 2:H0 and evening at StSO. Kolb and Dill. In the inurtcal-comedy-burle!que. "The Beauty Shop." BELASCO THEATER (Hth and Washing ton) Matinee at 2;15 and evening at S:1j. "The Conquest." EMPIRE THEATER (12th and Morrison) Matinee at 2:15 and evening at 8;15. "Lost In London." GRAND THEATER (Park and Washington) Continuous vaudeville. 2:00 to 10:S0 P- M. "ETAR THEATER (Park and Washington) Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30. 8 P. M. BAKER THEATER (3d and Tamhlll) Con tinuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30 and 0 P. M. RECREATION PARK (24th and Vaughn) -Baseball at 10:30 AT M. and 2:30 P- M.. Portland vs. Tacoma. THE OREGONIAN AT THE SUMMER RESORTS. The Oregonian will 1x5 delivered by carrier and will be on sale at the prin cipal points on Long Beach, at Seaside and Yaqulna Bay throughout the coming ftr-aoa. It will alo be on sale at Gearliart Park, Nye Creek, Wilholt. Collins Hot Spring. Moffat Hot Springs (Cascades, Wah.) and St. Martin's Springs 'Carbon. Wash.). Or ders by mull with receive careful attention. All mall subf-crlptlons mut be paid for in advance. The Oregonian at Long Beach. gtrauhal Bros, are agents for The Ofe ronlan at Long Beach this year. This will be welcome Information to visitors at the Washington beach, and jt means that the service will be of the very best. Agen cies will be maintained at Scaview and Long Beach at cither store, where orders will be received and deliveries will be promptly made dally from both agencies, upon the arrival of the train from 11 waco. J. M. Arthur will supply all de mands at The Breakers at city rates. The newsagent on the train will supply all patrons on the beach north of The Breakers except Ocean Park, which will be carefully attended to by Henry Hill. All persons going to the beach are re quested to make arrangements for sub scriptions to The Oregonlan through the foregoing agencies. It will be the most satisfactory service. Alaska's Great Mineral OirrruT. J. W. Ivey, formerly a resident of East Portland and afterwards United States Collector of Customs for the district of Alaska, is here on a short visit. He came from Alaska to Seattle on business and took a run to Portland to see old friends. Mr. Ivey, since he retired as Collector, has been engaged mainly in mining, and says that never for an instant has he lost faltbr In the future of Alaska as the. greatest gold-producing country on the Continent. "Gold Is now pouring out of the Tanana district," said Mr. Ivey, "by every steanvr coming to Seattle. There has been nothing yet In Alaska that equals the Tanana output, and I predict that the amount of gold for Alaska this year will be nearly f60.000.000. which is more than California produced In Its best days, and It will Increase." Death ok Mns. Molub A. Eggleston. Mrs. Mollle A. Eggleston, of Alblna, died In Good Samaritan Hospital Sunday night of paralysis at the age of 45 years. Her home was at 5S7 Borthwick street. Al blna, and she had lived in Portland for 20 years. She is survived by two sons, W. H. and Claude Eggleston. Besides these there are several brothers and sis ters In the state. Her husband died about eight years ago. "The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of her son, 391 Knott street. Baseball! Baseball! v Two Games Todat 10:30 and 2:30. Two Games Today 10:30 and 2:30. Just the Place to Spend Todat. everybodt will be there. Br Special Arrangement Portland vs. Tacoma. Br Special Arrangement America's Greatest Patriotic Game. Go Where the Crowds Go. Remember Two Games Todat. Recreation Park. 24th and Vaughn. Speed of Automobiles. Complaint is made that the speed of automobiles on the Base Line road is something terrinc. When the nutos reach East Twentieth .street the chauffeurs opens wide the throttle, and it is claimed that some times a speed of 30 miles an hour is main tained on out through Montavllla. An auto came Jn yesterday afternoon at a speed that appeared to be faster than 30 miles an hour. The machine was part ly enveloped in a cloud of dust. Sorority Conclave OPENs.The annual conclave of the Omega Nu Sorority opened yesterday and will continue throughout the week. Forty-one young ladles from Washington and California are in atten dance, and the members will be busy all week forming chapters, holding secret sessions and attending social affairs. -Last evening they hld hlgh-JInks at the home of the Misses Manstield. at Mount Tabor. Friday evening will be spent at the Fair. III With Ptomaine Poisoning. Miss Mina Chapman, of Tremont. Or., was taken Hi with ptomaine poisoning early yesterday morning and was taken to the Emergency Hospital at the Exposition. Her illness is supposed to have been caused by eating oysters. No serious con sequences are looked for. Trollet Trips on O. W. P. Today Ore gon City. Canemah Parle. Gresham, 25 cents; Estacada and Upper Clackamas River points. 50 cents round trip. Dinner at Hotel Estacada. 75 cents. Cars leave First and Alder streets for Oregon City every 40 minutes, Estacada every two hours. Will Vacate Street. H. H. Crosier and D. F. Hardman have served notice of intention to petition the City Council to vacate East Thirty-sixth street, begin ning at East Stark street known as the "Base Line Road." to East Morrison street. In Crosler's Addition to Portland. Roomt Cottage at Scaview. North Beach, completely furnished; suitable for large family; will rent for season to pri vate family only. Apply or address R. J. Linden. 517 Commercial blk. Oregon Citt Will Celebrate the Fourth in the good old-fashioned wav. Take boats- from Taylor street. Leave S:30. '9:30. 11:30 A. M., 1:30, 3:30. 5:30 P. M. Round trip 2oc Camera Items. If the person who car ried away the camera from Skidmore's Drug Store will .return it. no questions will be asked, and detective work will be stopped. The Ladles Annex of M. A. A. C. will hold an annual outing at Magoons Purk. Thursday July 6. Ladles will meet foot of Taylor street at 11 A. M. Take Oregon city boat. Respectable place to borrow money on diamonds and Jewelry. Collateral Loan Bank, 269 Washington street. Established 15 years. Lowest rates of Interest. F. E. Beach & Co.. The Pioneer Paint Co.. agents for Harrison Bros. high grade colors, 133 First street. We make one delivery this morning. Have orders in by 10 A. M. L. Maver & Co., 148 3rd. Phone Main 432. " Don't Fail to See the Seventeenth United States Mountain Battery maneuver at Vancouver today. Acme Oil Co. sells the best safety coal oils and fine gasolines. Phone East 789. Farmers' Picnic, Rohse's Park. July 4. Take First-street car. Admission 10c Something Wcrth Seeing. Mountain Batterj drill at Vancouver today. Somethino Wcrth Seeing. Mountain Battery drljl at Vancouver today. Txs Calokxt Rtetiurant, 149 Seventh. Fine Junehtan, ut 4intr. &dc AT THE THEATERS "The Beauty Shop." Jay Blerpump Culmbacher. Max M. Dill C Schwabber Pllsener WUUara C. Kolb Madame Veronica Voluptta Edith Mason Clarence Poseur... .Thomas H. Persse Jay Rockeyfeller Gould.. Will H. Cross Prof. Hercules Brannlgan ' Ben T. Dillon Sapho Sweeney.. ...Anna Clarke Ltbbie Flossie Bain Tibbie Mable Darragh Pugsy McGurk J. .L. Swift BY A, A. G. We have become so attached to Kolb and Dill and their company .that, no mat ter what they present, it will find a hearty response. They kept us laughing to the verge of hysterics all last week, and now they offer something .equally as ludicrous In their new vehicle. "The Beauty Shop." It is funny, because Jim Crawford, a former Portland man, wrote a lot of humor into it. and the Joint stars make it a point to do their finest in the fun making line, so that we may laugh. It is pretty, because the costumes are good and one of the most attractive choruses of recent visitation appears to consider able advantage. Miss Mason and Mr. Persse, Mr. Cross and Mr. Dillon vie with Messrs. Kolb and Dill, that the best results may be obtained, and from "My Hongkong Lou," which ensemble number opens It. until the finale marks the close of the piece, there Is enough of music and foolishness to please the Summer-time audience. The bits which do most toward driv ing away dull July care are the fake boxing match and the impossible auto mobile explosion. There Is no more plot nor connected thread of argument than one Is led to expect. No one wants or anticipates anything but frivolity In a show of its character, and from that viewpoint "The Beauty Shop" is enough and plenty. The burlesque engagement at the Mar quam has got under way In an unmis takably successful manner, and there no longer exists a doubt that It suits the popular taste. Last night's audience oc cupied every scat In the houso and threat ened to bulge the walls In its excess of satisfaction. "The Beauty Shop" will run all week, with a patriotic matinee this afternoon. St. David's Gazette Is Out. St. David's Church Gazette for July has been Issued. On the front page a fine picture Is printed of the Rev. F. E. J. Lloyd, D. D.. coadjutor-bishop-elect, followed with an extended account of him and his ministerial career. It Is announced that the choir, led by Frederick W. Goodrich, will take a vacation in " the month of August. It is also announced that Bishop Potter, who Is coming to the West to attend the Sunday afternoon conferences at the Lewis and Clark Fair, has ac cepted an Invitation to preach In St. David's Church during his stay In Port land. G. A. R. Will Celebrate. Members of the G. A. R. and their comrades In the city will hold a celebration this morn ing at 10:30 o'clock In the Sellwood Park. At that hour there will be some short talks, followed by a basket dinner. Ex Department Commander B. F. Pike will be In charge as master of ceremonies. The exercises will be finished In time to permit those attending to go to the Fair grounds In the afternoon. BA6EBALL! Baseball! Two Games Today 10:30 and 2:30. Two Games Today 10:30 jlxd 2:30. Just the Place to Spend Today. Everybody Will Be There. Br Special Arrangement Portland vs. Tacoma. Br Special Arrangement America's Greatest Patriotic Game. Go Where the Crowds Go. Remember Two Games Today. Recreation Park. 24th and Vauohn. Caused by a Firecracker. The East Side firemen were called to the house at 409 East Ash street yesterdas afternoon, where a roof fire had been started by a firecracker. The roof was covered with dry moss. A considerable hole was burned In the roof before the fire was ex tinguished. Damaged amounted to about $15. Captain O. W. Hosford owns the cottage and it is occupied by D. D. Hurl burt and family. Will Build a Manse. A manse will be built by the First United Brethren Church. East Fifteenth and Morrison streets. It will be put up Jn the rear of the church, and work will start as soon as the present cottage has been moved out of the way. Rev. H. C. Shaf fer, who has been sent back for another year, hns entered on his work. Reception by Woman's Club. The Woman's 'Club will give a reception to the officers of the National Suffrage Associa tion and other distinguished women vis iting the city Friday. July 7, S:30 to 10:30 ut the Commercial Club. Members of the Woman's Club and all clubwomen vis iting the city are Invltd to be present. Husbands are also Invited. Museum of Art Open. The Museum of Art. Fifth and Taylor streets, will be open today. July Fourth, from 2 to 5 o'clock, with frte admission. A fine col lection of watercolors beside many sketches In oils by well-known artists and original drawings for illustrations are now hung In the galleries and will re pay a visit. Earth Caved on Him. John Kneff came near losing his life yesterday morning, while working on an excavation at East Twentieth and Davis streets. A pile of earth caved on him. but he vran taken out and found to be only slightly Injured. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital In a patrol wagon by Policemen Teevin and Gruber. Lectured on Davenport Farm. Mrs. C. B. Andrews, of Indiana, gave an In teresting lecture before the Current Events Club yesterday on Homer Davenport's Farm. She has traveled extensively and dlscrlbed the various countries from which his exhibits come. Steamer Cascades for San Francisco from Oak-street Dock Wednesday. July 5. at 6 P. M. Telephone Main 2960 or Main C28. Don't Fail to See the Seventeenth United States Mountain Battery maneuver at Vancouver today. Official Sacajawca souvenir spqon has signature of Pres. Eva Emery Dye. ODD H00S1ER PROGRAMME The Indiana "society Will Hold a Mock Auction Tomorrow. The Indiana Society hold their regu lar monthly meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall. Marquam building, to morrow night at 8:15 o'clock. A mock auction Is on for the programme and promises to afford lots of amusement. There will also be other numbers on the programme. A number of visiting Hoosiers, among them Mr. H. E. Henry, State Librarian at Indianapolis, are ex pected to be present. Xo admission will be charged and nil Indlanlans and their friends are Invited. All formalities will be strictly Informal. Few1 bottles of any water except White Rock, are now seen at any of the swell hotels, clubs or cafes In any city. J X&rrU Truxk Ci. far iruxkt tni toft. "The Conquest." Thomaa Jefferson. .Clarence Montalne Captain Meriwether Lewis.. Eugene Ormonde Captain William Clark. John Salnpolls Major Stoddard Earle Williams Charles DeHault DeLassus . .................Morgan Wallace Renaldo C. M. Courtney Patrick Gass Harry C. Bradley Chorte&u. . . Charles Langham George Droulllard. .Clarence Montalne Tork Louis Frehoff Robert Frazer Reginald Maon Charboneau Earle Williams Black Hawk Ralph Bell Big White R. C Tevls Little Cherry Edward Summers Black Foot William Reynolds Cameawhalt Morgan Wallace Judith Hancock Virginia Brissac Sacajawea...4 Lucia Moore Dolly Madison I .aura Adams Idaho Eleanore Gordon . By A. A. G. An Oregon woman some time since Indiscreetly wrote a book purporting to reconcile history and romance as they concern the expedlton of Lewis and Clark. "The Conquest," as a story which Mrs. J Eva Emery Dye had written, was con siderably read, and the effort to popular Ire an Important historical episode was to. some degree successful. Phil F. Rogoway. a local literary light, conceived the Idea of dramatizing the story, and last night a distinguished audience saw It at the Be lasco in four acts and some tableaux. It was "author's night," and both Mrs. Dye and Mr. Rogoway occupied boxes. Other seats In the house were largely dis posed of by subscription, and a fashion able and discriminating audience saw the first presentation on any stage. There were parts In It for all tho regu lar members of the Bclasco Stock Com pany, and In addition a large number of supernumeraries were used. Insofar as they had opportunity, the several members of the company acted their various roles well. Mr. Ormonde gave us his and the playwright's Idea of the manner of man Captain Meriwether Lewis was. and John Salnpolls gave us to understand his conception of Captain "William Clark. Miss Moore pleasantly confirmed our preconceived notions of Sac ajawea. and Miss Brissac made her Judith Hancock as nearly a human person as the lights of these latter days will permit. Those who attended last night's per formance seemed vastly pleased. Ap plause was frequent, and there seemed to be no lack of Interest. Mr. Rogoway has given us a series of in teresting historical occurrences set to dia logue, and the Belasco management has splendidly mounted them. The costumes worn by Miss Moore and Miss Gordon represented the careful researching of curio stores which deal In Indian fixings. Taken altogether, the drama of the Lewis and Clark expedition Is appropriate and proper for the season. It was necessary that we hark back to tho circumstances which surrounded the hardy adventurers on their advance to the Pacific It was necessary lest we might forget. The con cluding tableaux, showing the Portland of today and the Exposition, aroused much enthusiasm. "Tho Conquest" will be re peated each night during the week, with a matinee today and those customarily given on Saturday and Sunda. ENFORCE BOX ORDINANCE 3IAYOR LAXE SO INSTRUCTS CHIEF OF POLICE. Captains, in Turn, Are Instructed to See That Patrolmen En force the Law. One of Mayor Lane's first official acts was to issue an order early yesterday morning dlrectlnw Chief of Police Hunt to enforce a strict compliance with the box ordinance, the validity of which was recently passed on by the State Supremo Court. In accordance with these instructions, the Chief of Police Issued the following orders: "To the Captains of Police: Instruct the officers under your commnnd to make report Immediately of all places where liquor Is served in boxes, booths, stalls, private rooms, alcoves or apartments In connection with barrooms, saloons or restaurants. A copy of the ordinance will be posted In the bulletin at the station so that officers may Inform themselves. It is expected that strict and immediate attention will be given this order. "CHARLES H. HUNT. "Chief of Police." The Mayor was In a happy frame of mind immediately after starting the ball rolling In the crusade against boxes, and observed facetiously that strange to re late he had found the ordinance the first thing after arriving at his office, and, although it bore traces of hard usage from frequent legal battering and public knocks generally, besides being covered with cobwebs, he believed It -was still in pretty good order, notwithstanding the fact that It had evidently seen better days. "I am going to put it Into execution, anyhow." he said, complacently, "and see how the thing operates." Mayor Lane was as dumb as an oyster relative to his choice for the different offices at his disposal, and Intimated that there was no hurry about a new Chief of Police. "I guess Hunt will get nlong all right for awhile." he said, "and be sides his successor has not appeared yet." He will not announce the committees of the City Council until after he has de livered his message to the body at the regular session tomorrow afternoon. All day yesterday the Mayor's ante-room was thronged with visitors, and they rep resented about ever- class that had given him support at the polls, not omitting quite a few who remembered that they knew some of his ancestors before he was born. NOW FAVORS RECIPROCITY Board of Trade lias Resolution Un der Committee Consideration. The commerce committee of the Port land Board of Trade has under consid eration the Hdoptlon of a resolution fa voring the conclusion of a commercial treaty of reciprocity between the United States and the principal coun tries of continental Europe. Since the enactment of the McKinley and Ding ley tariff laws those nations following the lead of the United States, have adopted high protective tariff measures which it Is recognized by exporters will have the effect of very seriously curtailing-. If not actually cutting off export trade to such countries as have been among- the good customers for American goods. Attention of the trade bodies of the country has been called to the situation by Eastern exporters and action has already been taken by come of the organizations in Eastern cities. Including those of New York. A. H. Devers. D. C. Burns, Dom J. Zan. H. C. Thompson and EL H. Lauer. are the members of the committee that b& bfn lnvitig-atlng the subjtct and will rtceromind ictioa by tht loard. When Purchasing GARDEN HOSE B Sure You Sscure One of Our Brands SHAW'S PURE BLUMAUER & HOCH 106 asd 1 10 Pirtk Stroat Sate DtetrifeuUrs far Orr as Wufelagtcm. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS . ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE From foreign sounds. No grate or rasp. A trial will convince. Call and hear one played. We have special clerks to show them. GRAVES' MUSIC STORE 328 Washington Street. Bet. 6th and 7th FIREWORKS SALE This Year's stock in our Stores MUST BE CLOSED OUT NOW! We have two big stores and both are Jammed full of everything" that makes a noise! t xt Year They Will Be Old Goods! The j- Must be Sold Thla Year NOW! Come In and seo us today. WE WILL GIVE YOU BARGAINS THAT WILL MAKE YOU STARE. Western Importing Co. ieS-170 FIFTH STREET. 329 WASHINGTON STREET. Chas. B. Young, PresIdenL James M. Kan. Gen'l Manager. of Trade. The meeting" will be the reg ular gathering- for July, having- been postponed one day on account of the National holiday today, at which the matter will be acted upon. From almost every corner of the earth come Inquiries to the Board of Trade concerning locations for facto ries, recently In increased numbers, al though there has been diminution in the number of people seeking locations for residence. Among the manufactucs seeking- desirable locations are a va riety of Iron industries, glass factory, metal enamel works, glazing plant and cement works. O'Brien Is Vice-President. J. P. O'Brien, general manager of tho Harrlman system lines In the North west, was yesterday elected first vlce pref Idcnt of the Oregon & California Rail road, the Oregon lines of the Southern Pacific, to succeed B. A. Worthlngton. who tendered his resignation upon sev ering his connection with- the system last month. This Is the first meeting of di rectors of cither of the companies over the lines of which Mr. O'Brien has man agerial powers, and denotes the confi dence that ,1s reposed in the official, who is evidently to be given full executive powers in the Northwest. This Is in keeping with the practice adopted else where on the system. E. H. Harrlman being president of all of the various com panies, and his general managers rank ing next as local executive officers, with the titles of vice-president and general manager. Says Womnn Hobhcd Him. A wholesale round-up of negro women from the North End was made last night by the police In an effort to catch one who had stolen JS0 from Fred Wllllnms. The victim of the robbery Identified Lizzie Davenport as the woman who had robbed him. Police Discredit Robbery. Detectives who have been working on the alleged robbery reported last week by A. L. Patton. of Jefferson. Or., have ceased to trouble themselves further about the matter. They have received information which discredits everything; the alleged victim said, and have taken up other cases that deserve attention. Patton related a weird tale of robbery BEST MUSICIANS BEST HOMES BEST SCHOOLS BEST CLUBS Buy the BEST PIANOS STE1NWAY A. B. Chase Estey Emerson Starr Richmond Heller and Others DUNDORE PIANO CO. 233 WASHINGTON ST. EDUCATIONAL. BELMONT SCHOOL (For Bors.) BELMONT. CALIFORNIA. Midway between San Francisco and Stan ford University. s not been without rep resentation at Harvard and the University of California during the twenty years of Its l.(.n. onri st Stnnfnrrl tlnm It nnnrf i . .... a.lml't . mi. r1l- I fornla Universities without examination, and ' I to the leading institutions In the East that ' : admit on recommendations. It prepares for , : and ha sent a number of boyi to Tale. the. ; : Massachuetts Institute of Technology, and 1 other Eastern colleges and schools of science. we snail do kiu iu wic iuuit di inc iiuruj- Northern boys at Belmont. The next term begins August 14. 1903. For catalogue and ' book of views, address W. T. REID. A. M. (Harvard). j Head Master, i Asst. Head' Master (on leave of absence) Portland Academy j An English and classical school. Fits boys t and girls for Eastern and Western colleges. Office hours of the principals during vaca tion from 0' A. M. to 12 M. at the Academy, corner of Thirteenth and Harrison streets. For catalogue address PORTLAND ACADEMY 61-63-5-67 4th St. Portland, Or. America's ORIGINAL MALT WHISKY Vithotrt a Rhtl Today MALT Prices: $ 10, $20 $30, $50 to the police at an early hour one morn ing; detailing how he had been sand bagged and robbed of $700. He was unable at the time to give any descrip tion of the alleged outrage, and his story never was credited very highly. WHERE JO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Resta'irant. fine, private apart ments for parties. 205 Wash., near Fifth. Watson's Restaurant, open night and day; only first-class family restaurant in the city. 109 Fourth street, near Wash ington. The Butler. 145 1st. meals, merchants' lunch. 25c; French dinner with wine. 50c. Genuine French dinner, with wine, 50c, at S3 Fifth street, near Stark. SUJlMER RES OUTS. HOTEL MOORE Clatsop Beach SEASIDE, OREGON Finest Summer resort In Oregon. The only I hotel on the beach overlooking the ocean. Sea foods a specialty. The hotel has been rebuilt and newly furnished. Hot salt baths. Fine surf bathing directly In front of the hotel. Strictly first-class. American plan. For terms and reservations address DAN J. MOORE. Proprietor. THE COLONIAL SEASIDE, OREGON New. commodious building, well furnished, containing all modern conveniences; beauti fully situated and adjacent to the big bath house; One lew of ocean. For further par ticulars write. 'hotel salt air ' CENTERV1LLE, WASH. j North Beach's favorite resort. Unsur passed view of ocean, near fishing rocks, good water, excellent table all kinds of : tlsh. Special wtes to families. For par- I ticulars address Jlrs. J. D. Porter. L.on$ j Beach. Wash. i THE HACKNEY COTTAGE SEAVIEW, WASH. Now open for the season. Home comforts, excellent table board, centrally located, beau tiful surroundings, fine surf bathing, a most desirable place for families. Tell the con ductor to let you off nt Hackney Cottage. Seavlew second stop after leaving Ilwaco. P. O. address. Ilwaco. Wash. ritrVATK BOARD AND ROOMS. Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain. Long Beach. Wash. Home Cooking Good Meals. Mount Hood Trip EVERY VISITOR to tha Lewis and Clark Exposition should take this the most delightful of all mountain trips In America. Cloud Cap Inn. unique, and pic turesque. 7000 feet above sea level, affords splendid accommodations. Summit of mountain easily &ccj tlble from this point. Stages leara Hood River Station dally, making connection with O. R. & Ni trains. Round trip tickets. Including coaching trip, on sale at O. R. It N. ticket office. Third and Washington streets. Portland. Par ticulars about rates at Cloud Caa Inn by writing MRS. S. LAXGILLE. Manager. Uood River. Oregon. Send Two Cents In Stamps to A. X. Cralr. O. P. A. Oregon Railroad XaTigatloa Com paay, Portland, for Booklet Telllnc About Trip. chwab Printing Co. SEST trOJUC. HZjttOKjtBLZ PKICM3 347K STARK STRttT r The ireatest Clothing House in the fforthwesu 2ou Celebrate the SreaiandSiorious fourth TOiU as 97fuck Spirit as 2ie Do Store closed today and opens tomor row morning at the nsual time 7?ith our ' snperb stocks of the world's finest Clothes replenished by recent creations bought up by our buyer, Mr. Steinbach, who has just returned from the New York markets. SMOKE Feifer's Union 5's UNION MADE 5c CIGARS UNION MADE "A FLAVOR MOST REFINED LEAVING NO FAULT TO FIND." THE ROSENFELD-SM ITH CO., Distributors Exclusive Wholesale Cigars and Tobacco, PORTLAND, OREGON Great Fireworks Sale We carry the largest stock of this line in the Northwest, Including large exhibition sets from $10 to 5100'. manufactured by the celebrated Rochester Fireworks Company. New York. Our latest novelties: The wonderful son-of-a-gun torpedoes; Caruther chaser, greatest novelty of a century; loudest giant crackers. J TORPKDOKS. ROSIAN CANDLES. SKYROCKETS, XJTVVIS AT) CLARK FLAGS DECORATING BUNTING, ETC. AH sold at special prices. All Invited to Inspect our stock. ANDREW KAN & CO. 2S7 MORRISON STREET Robert Burns Cottage An exact reproduction of the BIRTHPLACE of the AYR SHIRE POET, with the original relics of Burns. Open July 4th Gray Boulevard, near the bandstand, Lewis and Clark Exposition. Do not fail to visit this interesting and historic cal exhibit. A Scotch thistle souvenir presented to every visitor on July 4th. "Dida't hurt n hit," la what they r any of WISE! BROS. Dr. VT. A. "UTIe has Just returned from an extended tour of Eastern dental Institutions, and those hav ing their dental work done by them will Lave the advantage of all new and up-to-date methods. Examinations free. Painless ex tracting free when plates or bridges are ordered. Falllnc bldg cor. 3d and Wash. sts. Open evenings till 9 P. M. Sundays from 9 to 12. Or Main 2029. DR. T. P. WISE TEETH X $12.00 FULL SET GUARANTEED FOR JS.0O. SreBlags. Monday aad Thursday, until S. Vrad PrehB. D. D. H, 4S Deltas Bid. HIP, HIP, HURRAH! For the glorious Fourth! Uncle Sam's on top by right, and so should you be if you're a loyal follower of his. Paint the town red, if you like, but paint your house in harmonious colors by picking out a shade to suit your taste at Pisher, Thorsen & Oo. Lots of choice but only one price the lowest good goods should commend. Fisher, Thorsen & Co. Front and Morrison Sts. In honor of the "Glorious Fourth" l and the Lewis and Clark Centennial 5 Exposition WE CLOSE AT NOON TODAY WALTER REED THE OPTIC1AIN 133 Sixth Street Oregonlan Building DR. W. A. WISE. HAND SAPOLIO FOR TOILBT AND BATH J!flgrs rssgheaed by aeedlewsrfc catch every stain and look hopelessly dirty. Hand SapoII removes cot only tht dirt, but also the loosened, Injurtd cstlcle, and restarts thm flngtrm tm tkmlr natural beauty.