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Newspaper Page TextmE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1906. 9 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF THE OREGOXIAX TELEPHONES. Counting-Room Mala 7070 Managing Editor Main T070 Sunday Editor Main T070 Composlny-Room .......Main 70T0 "lty Editor .Main 7070 Superintendent Building Main 7070 r.aet Bide Office Eaat 61 AMUSEMENTS. XORRI. HOWE'S BIO SHOWS (l&th and Raleigh) Parade at 10:30; performance! z and a f. M. BAKKR THEATER (Sd and Yamhill) "Tha v-iiiurnm uins jauriedqua company; lo- mgni at :lo. BASEBALL TODAY. :30 P. M.. Athletio Park. 24th and Vaughn. Portland vi. San f rancisco. EMPIRE THEATER 12th and Morrlaon) Ana innoe irtcit"; tonight at 8:15. GRAND THEATER fPark and Washington) Contlnuoua vaudevllla. 1:80, 7:80. 8 P. M. PANIAOES' THEATER lth and Stark) Contlnuoua vaudeville, 2:30, 7:30, 9 P. M. STAR THEATER (Park and Washington) Contlnuoua vaudeville, 2:80, T:30, 9 P. M. Chinese Wiu. Plead Guiltt. After being confined in the city prison for 45 oaB. Martha bmith. a witness against W. S. JoTi-er, a Chinese who had the young girl under his evir Influence, was released yesterday on probation, and will be cared for by her sister, who has promised that she will provide for her. Jower, who has been out of jail under bond, was to have been tried before Judge Bears yesterday, but on his attor ney. Judge O'Day. stating that the Chi- nose would plead guilty to a statutory nflVnse. no regular trial was held. Martha smith, who says that her true name is Anna Piett, was given into the custody or u. hi. Btrayer. a northend missionary. She was taken to McMinnville yesterday to net sister s Dome. Wants Park at Champoeo. F. X. Marthleu, a survivor of the convention rf May 2, 1843, when the Oregon Country was saved to the United States Is visit Ins his sister on the East Side. Mr. Matthieu Is very much Interested In pre serving the historic grounds at Cham pocg. where this convention was held. He ways the state has secured title to three acres immediately surrounding the monument that commemorates that event, but he wants the general govern ment to secure at. least, ten acres, so that there may be created a park as a rnfniorlal of the convention. He also wants a shelter to be erected, so that the annual gatherings there can be hold under cover. Prisoners Must Work At the meet. Ing of the St. Johns Council Tuesdav evening an ordinance was passed author izing the Chief of Police to work the city prisoners on the streets. At thi meeting six new arc lights were ordered placed where they will do the most aood. An ordinance regulating the use of side walks by bicyclists was ordered drawn up hy the City Attorney. Xo report was received rrom the liquor license commit too on the application of K. O. Magoon. He Is fitting up his building for saloon purposes. It is expected that the water ouostlon will come up in the near future. Mayor Valentino says It will be taken up as soon as the press of other bus Iness Is removed. r,oKixo Up Heirs. B. Pape, adminis trator of the estate of the late Hasten raeke. who died In the asylum at Salem is looking up Kasten's heirs. They are Henry Vacke. Annie Vacke or Marie acke. who are supposed to have lived in San Francisco. Cal.. at the time of th Are. but no word has been received from them. Facke lived at the home of B. Pape. In Eaat Portland, but went in sane nine years ago leaving a consldera hie estate, which awaits the heirs. There is a sinter in Iowa who will probably got the entire estate If the other heirs are not found. Methopist Conference Dates. Dates Tor meetings of the Methodist Episcopal conferences were given out yesterday. The conferences throughout the Pacific .Northwest will be conducted by Bishop Henry W. Warren, of Denver. The Co lumbia River conference has been set for September .": Puget Sound conference. Mepiemner is, and the Oregon conference. September 26. The last will he held at the Sunnyside Methodist Episcopal Church. KM5LE-TK8T Case Continukd. The case in which Detective Bruin, of the Police Department, arrested two young men, Ernest Engie and Grant Test, as sus pected pickpockets, was again postponed yesterday morning in the Municipal Court. Judge McGinn, representing the defendants, pleaded' that business re- quired his presence at the Federal Court the rest of this week. At his request the rase was set for hearing next Tuesday morning. Sale o.v Flanders Street. The quar ter block at the southeast corner of Mnth and Flanders streets haa been pur chased by H. Wemme from Goldsmith " & Co. for $19,000. The property con sists of a quarter block upon which utands a wooden building. Mr. Wemme already owned the quarter block oppo site at the northeast corner of Ninth and Flanders streets. Arkansas Governor Herb. Jefferson Davit", Governor of Arkansas, was tn Tortland for a few hours yesterday. He was accompanied by his wife. Governor and Mrs. Davis arrived In Portland In the morning and left for Tacoma early in the afternoon. They are on .a tour of pleasure through the Pacific States . and came to Portland from Spokane. Ei.ks I.AniES' Night. I,ast night was ladles" night at the Elks Club and many wives, sisters, mothers and friends of club members were given the freedom of the place. De Caprio's orchestra ren dered a fine programme. The handsome collection of steins recently donated at the Frederick Warde stein social was exhibited In the lounging rooms. IjIttijs 8.vow in Cascades. Andrew J. Culbertson, of La Center, Wash., has just returned from a prospecting trip on Mount Adams. He saya that the depth of snow on the mountain in about four feet, and the danger of high water in the Columbia River from the Cascade tange Is slight. Frm to Give Recital. A pupils' re cital will be held at St. Helens Hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Marian H. Cheen. Miss' Josephine Hills and Miss Pnrella E. Snook. In charge of the music department, will give several musical se lections. Reception to Dr. Elt. The congrega tion of the Calvary Presbyterian Church will give a reception Friday night at the church tn honor of Dr. and Mrs. B. E. S. Ely. Dr. Ely Is the new pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian Church. C. R. Spaulpixo Dead. Charles R. Spauldlug. who was employed by the Pa oiiie Coast Biscuit Company, died in Portland May 3. He was born In Bay City, Mich., in 1SS4, and came to Port land with his parents In 3900. Medical Examiners to Meet. The Board of Medical Examiners of Oregon will conduct the annual examinations In the dental college at Fifteenth and Couch streets at ?:16 o'clock this morning. Forty applicants will be examined for diplomas. Home Cheap. Must sell, cheap, fine home. Eight-room house, fruit trees and shrubbery: corner lot. No. 700 East Thir teenth street, corner Rhine street. Price, ln"0. easy terms. Look at It today or tomorrow. Take Sellwood car. S. S. Nome City sails direct for San Francisco and I-os Angeles Saturday, 6 P. M. Cabin, 12 and 21.o0; steerage, 18 and Jlo. meals and berth Included. C. H. Thompson, agent, 128 Third street. Home Training Association". A meet ing of the Home Training Association wiil ho held at the City Hall at 3 o'clock this afternoon. A topic for discussion will be selected. Notice. Would the parties who saw the man injured on Sixteenth and East Morrison Monday noon please Inform H A. Stiles. &S5 Fifth. Main 3579. Steamer Aurella for San Francisco direct, from Oak-street dock. Thursday, May 10. at 3 P. M. Cabin. Second els ss. . Phone Main 2P60. Eicht-Room House, lot 60x100, Nob Hill: $37nft. J b., Oregonian. Lacd Estate Gets Pamaqes. J. 8. Foss, Henry Jones and F. J. Steinmitx. viewers In the matter of the proposed opening, laying out and establishing of East Sixth street, from Division to Tag gart. yesterday filed their report with the Council, from which it appears that the contemplated Improvement will neces sitate the appropriation to public use of 34,048 square feet belonging to the Ladd estate, which Is awarded 126&8 damages therefor, an amount $848 in excess of benefits. The viewing, surveying and ad vertising expenses aggregate $88, the total of $946 thus created being divided In sums of from $3$.&0 to $50 among the Inman. Poulsen Lumber Company. Mary Keenan, Walter F. Burrell. Banfield Veysey Fuel Company, George Prosser, Mary E. Bittner, Chester O. Perkins, H. M. Weeks, E. A. Brldgmao, Thomas Cain heirs, Thomas Foster, Frederick Allegrani and Marie Campbell. Ckakoes Its Km.-The name of the Arleta Improvement Club has been changed to the Mount Scott Improvement Club. This change was made in re sponse to a demand for something broad er than the former name, and to remove the feeling of Jealousy that existed among the residents of the other sections, each of which has a name and wants to be recognised. It was thought that by taking the name MounJ Scott it would Include the whole neighborhood. The club has undertaken to improve condi tions and secure improvements for all these points collectively, and all are In vited to send delegates to the meetings. Evangelical Physical Culture. Professor W. Earl Flynn and Mrs. Louise MAY BE CHOSEN PRINCIPAL D. A. GROUT, PRINCIPAL OF LADD SCHOOL. D. A. Grout, who will probably be selected by the City Board of Education as principal of the new East Side Hlgra School, Is a native of Canada, where he was educated, and where he taught several years prior to coming; here. He Is a graduate of the St. -Thomas Model School and Ottawa Normal School, and has filled the prlncjpalahlp of local schools for the past 16 years, 10 of which have been as principal of the Ladd School, five an principal of the North Central; and one year as principal of tlie Atkinson School. Mr. Grout Is popular with all the grade principals and teachers, as well as among the pupils, and it Is generally conceded that if the City Board of Edu cation sees fit to honor him with the prlnclpalshlp of the East Sid High School It will be regarded on all sides as a worthy tribute to a deserving educator. Maclnre are in Portland and have ex pressed their Intention of carrying: on a series of evangelical physical culture Ar-AtoAo writ Vi a vinar rf nrnmnflno' Inn. gevity among: the people of Portland. Yesteraay tney comevrea witn several ui the representative ministers of the city, and plana for their campaign were ar ranged. A mass meeting for the pur pose of exploiting the new science will Kn ViolH at tho Whit Tomnlo Tlfixt TueS. a a it Airttninff' a nA at thin mpetinor ad dresses will be delivered by the profes sors ana several or me lutm iuinii.t;ia. TiTBurtD tj a dttt n i ami Mrs Hisnnn n denomination, will be In Portland next Sunday. He will preacn in tne uirst United Evangelical Church, East Tenth aharmon utreoia at 11 A. M. and in the Second Church. lbina, at 8 P. M. He has been maKing a iour ui .u-o churches under his charge during the nnrVi anA will onnnlllric his tOIir at Portland. From Portland he goes to can r rancisco. Benefit at thbj Auditorium Tonight. hanaAt Art tart a i nmpn t fnr t.hn Sail Francisco sufferers will be given at the Auditorium tomgni. jura. runziB.ut:i.ij viis will spcaK on -wemai otiejio no Vmmrar lralon U'Umnn " A muRlcal and literary proRramme will e rendered by Sylvia W. McGuire. Miss Johnson and other local talent. Information Bureau Opens. An in formation bureau, under the auspices of th East Side Improvement Association. nt H mnrninff In the buildlnf TV 1 1 1 UiCU mi " " " - .1.. nf nt Xtnrrlann and Third streets. In charge of Joseph Buchtel. It will be supplied wun maps, lauiea aim chairs and writing material. Hotel, Situation l nohanoed. io meeting- of the Board of Directors of the Hotel Portland was held yesterday n,i it was sriven out that It has been Indefinitely postponed. Yesterday was the second Wednesday 01 me when the regular monthly meetings are held. t. iruimi r mu there anv firm in Port land who had a' boy employed as a travel- ig- man three years -ago oy me uaurc m ur Tnhn.nn In nt heard from WSS go ing to Montana, May 13, 1903. Any infor mation will be receivea wmi srai "" bv hts father. J. H. Johnson, anverton. Or. Wanted Building. Responsible mer- ntiia romoratlon wants location In district. Require- ui Bl-l 1.M ..v. - . - oe iWi nt flivr snace and Dase- ment of at least 5000 square feet, annual rental not to exceed jui.uuu. Aauroes Francisco, care Oregonian. Woman's Exc. 133 10th. lunch li:) to i. FYJR Rent. Store. 2S7 8almon. Pallett. Wooster sells fat Havanas. 408 Wash. Dr. a De Witt Connell has returned. EXPOSITION RINK NEWS This is the last week ot roller skating, the fad of the W inter amusement season. Enjoy now before It Is too late, the io.t vie of the season, for the rink closes next Saturday night. AUNE'S JJFE-UKE Pictures, taken from 8:30 to 5:P0. Gallery Wash, and w. .rartc. r none Main it3b. Hlah-Grade Pianos for Rent. And sold on easy payments. Piano tuning and repairin:- H. Sinsheimer. 72 Third m Portland Brewing; Co. Select Beer. Ed el Brau, For sale everywhere. Phone Main 70S. AT THE THEATERS What the Pre Agents Say. PRIXCE KARL." Gunter's Brisk Comedy to Open the Baker Stock Season. It takes a good deal to aurprlie Geor L. Baker, but the long .line of old patrons that gathered at the Baker Theater boxoftlce last Monday morning at the opening of the season seat sale certainly passed the expectations of this moat sanguine of managers. He t over joyed and appreciates the promptitude with which the people are responding to hla call when he announced that the old favoritea axe comtnic back to give us a season of mock productions that will surpass anything that has been seen heretofore in Portland. The old-time rule will be observed this season you engage your seat now, and pay for them each week a you use them. The openinjc bill will be "Prince Karl." A. C. Gunter's brisk comedy, made famous by Rich ard Mansfield. Edgar Baume will play the title role. WOXDERFUIi PICTURES. Famous Plllsbury Pictures of San Francisco Ruins at the Heilig. Next Saturday and Sunday nights. May 12 13, at the Helllg Theater. Fourteenth and EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL Washington streets, the famous Plllsbury pic tures of the San Francisco earthquake and fire will be placed on exhibition. This picture firm has received the best and most exclusive lot of pictures that were taken of thta terrible calamity; many of them show the fire at Its height and vividly portray the awful de vastation of the flames. The havoc of the earthquake Is most minutely shown by the aid of the latest Improved scenoscope, includ ing the ruined buildings at Stanford Univers ity. A full explanation of each and every picture is- given by Mr. Maxwell McNutt, a gentleman from San Francisco who was an eye witness to this catastrophe. Tickets will be placed on sale next Saturday morning at the box office of the Ueilig Theater for both nights. Four More Performances. There will be but three more performances of burlesque for Portland theatergoers to en Joy at the Baker. "The California Girls" will be seen tonight and all the rest of this week with a Saturday matinee. The last performance Saturday night will have among other closing features a number of amateur performers, who will appear In the bill and Compete for a prise that has been offered for the one judged as being- the best. A very Interesting evening Is promised. The entire performance of "The California Girls" is clean, lively and full of fun, music and beautiful scenery, not to mention a couple of dozen pretty chorus girls. 1 At the Kmpire. The stirring melodrama, "The Inside Track." Is being presented all this week by the Mack Swain Company at the Empire. No more cozy, comfortable or pleasant even ing could be imagined than one spent at this popular theater viewing the production of this delightful play in the hands of a good company. The play tells a strong, interesting story of love and in trigue, and is f u 11 of thrilling scenes and situations. It will be at the Empire all week, with a matinee Saturday. ' COMING ATTRACTIONS. Next Week at the Empire. "Tns World," a strong and intense melo drama, with great scenic possibilities, wilt be given at the Empire all next week starting Sunday matinee. The action of the piece takes place on board one of the immense Atlantic liners and savors of the salt air of the sea. f .:' K;. Ai-S &(; -: f SS. -iH-:X m.fi ::': :1 :ii . ff. & -: iv - -S Hi NEW MATS FOR WOMEN, GIRLS AND LITTLE TOTS The season's largest shipment of untrimmed hats jnst in NEW SAILORS 12 stvles, popular shapes white, natural, Tuscan and gray 75 to $4.50 NEW LEGHORNS Popular for girls' or ladies' wear, 15 new stvles bleached and natural 5O0 to Jj4.00 NEW MILAN FLATS 9 styles, elegant goods $2.00 to $5.00 NEW MILAN DRESS SHAPES and hoods $2.00 to $5.00 NEW DRESS SHAPES and curved-brim sailors 20 styles, chip and straw white, natural and Tuscan. All positively new and correct. Prices surprisingly low $1.00 to $3.00 TRIMMED HATS Hundreds of thern. Artistic, modish, popular priced. FIR A LEV FORMERLY BECKER'S. THIRD AND .SALMON. There are a host of typical characters true to life. The plot of the play la intense and original and the action swift and to the point. It is somewhat different from the plas that have been seen at this theater all season and will no doubt meet with a hearty welcome from its numerous patrons. Vaudeville at the Grand. Superior vaudeville is that found on the programme at the Grand this week. At the too of the long list, of features Is the New Zealand comedian. Fred Rlvenhall. This is his first tour of America and it is likewise his first engagement in an American theater. After leaving Portland, Rlvenhall is booked through to New Tork. Grace Huntington Sc Company are playing a little comedy with a heart story called "Checkmate." It is among the most consistent playlets that have been produced here in vaudeville. Dawson and Whitfield are comedians who sing new songs and tell new Jokes. One of these enter tainers is particularly comical and hie every movement is sufficient to bring down the house. The Two Dots are female athletes and the Gillette Sisters have a novelty goblin act. The bill is among the Grand's best. SIDE LIGHTS ON BERNHARDT Press Agent Has an Endless Task In Describing Her Personality. There is always more Interest in the personality and doings of great people than in the fact that they are great In the case of Madame Sarah Bernhardt, the celebrated tragedienne, who presents "Sappho" Friday night and "Camille" Saturday afternoon, at the Armory, there is so much to be said and written about her that even her versatile press repre sentative has given up In despair, and In spite of the fact that he claims to have ground out 460.000 words, no two stories alike,' since January 1. he keeps on work ing the typewriter with no hope of ever getting to the end of his resources. As a sort of sample of the kind of things press representatives are supposed to do, here are a few Items culled from the pile of mlmeogrash, which represents only the strictly advance stuff. Read It; remember It. If you contemplate going Into the press-agent business you may use it some day for your own star: The word "strenuous." most familiar to the American ear, gets Its best defini tion from Madame Sarah Burnhart, the great emotional French actress, who was asked recently: "Do you approve of a strenuous ruler?" "This word strenuous Is new to me. I think I understand its meaning. I 1m agalnc that the American public also un derstands its meaning. When you put it In plain and unmistakable French it means a Tnanly man. That is a person that no one can contradict. Am I a Re publican or a Democratic you ask? I am a Democratic." The French stage is much more moral today than it has been In the experience of the oldest and greatest actress of France, Madame Sarah Bernhardt. She was asked the question: "Do you think the French stage has changed In Its moral tone for the better or the worse during your experience on it?" "In the broad sense in which you ask me to answer this question I can say that the French stage Is much more moral today than It has been since I knew It. It has made great strides as a moral preceptor and as an exemplar of that peculiar word decency. This pro gress of the French stage and I think It reaches all over the civilized nations has been one of marked benefit to the mass of people. The progress lias not been made for art's sake alone, but for the benefit of humanity and the great public." There will be a rattle of photographic artillery at the railroad station when Madame Sarah Bernhardt, the famous French actress arrives to play her local engagement. The madamer will break -no cameras, In spite of the fact that at Chicago ecores ot cameras levelled at her were unproductive of anything but dis appointment to their owners. Madame did not want to be photo graphed. "I nevaire palrmlt my peecture to be taken wlzout ze proof," she explained afterward. But the truth Is said to be that, wear ied with travel, she shrank with genuine terror from the picture fiends. As she left the platform of her private car the shutters clicked once. Before they could close again up went madame's enormous bouquet of roses and hid her face. Bow ing her head behind the floral shelter and leaning on the arm of Monster Frederic Mayer, her personal representative, she went quickly to her carriage, and as the driver whipped up his horses, kept-' the bouquet in place, for it was an open barouche and she was still exposed to the photographic fire. EXCURSION TO SEASIDE Sunday, May 13. Another popular $1.50 excursion to Sea side via the A. & G. R. R. will leave the Union Depot next Sunday at 8 A. M. Ticket sales limited to seating capacity of train. Tickets on sale at 248 Alder street during the week and at the Union Depot Sunday morning. For information telephone C. A. Stew art, Agent, Main 906. WHERE JO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant; fine private apart ments tor parties. tOa Washington, nr. 6m. The Scott Restaurant, Seventh and An keny, serves the best 23c lunch In town. 11.S0 to 3. Dinner with wine dally, except Sunday, rrom lz to , owe. Sunday dinner, II to 8, 75c. Music from 4:30 to 7:30. Meals a la carte any time. WANTEDJJUILDING. Responsible mercantile corporation wants location in first-class down-town district. Requirements, 25,000 feet of floor space and basement of at least 5000 square feet, annual rental not to exceed S10.000. Address San Francisco, care Ore gonian. . Democratic Meeting Tomorrow. The Democratic campaign in Multnomah County will be opened Friday evening with an address by C. El S. Wood under the auspices of the Multnomah Demo cratic Club and the Toung Men's Demo cratic Club, in the new Democratic head quarters at 127 Seventh street. A number of county candidates will also speak. The general public is Invited. NOW HAS 600 MEMBERS Chamber of Commerce Reaches Goal Set Several Months 1 Ago. The Chamber of Commerce now has 600 members.- which mark it has been endeavoring to reach for the past sev eral months. Now that 600 members 'nave been secured, a membership of 750 by next Fall has been set as a goal. About 50 new members have been add ed to the Chamber of Commerce during the last 30 days, which Is a record. Outside of the rellef'work. but little is now being done by the Chamber of Commerce. President R. R. Hoge and Secretary B. C. Giltner have been busi ly at work on the finance committee ever since the relief committee was first organized. WILL PAY ALL LOSSES H. F. Bartels Co.. resident agent of the Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Company of Germany, has received ad vices from the management of the Pa cific Coast department of this company, that all San Francisco losses are to be promptly adjusted and paid. Advices have also been received from the home office in Germany to the effect that suf ficient funds had been cabled to meet all San Francisco losses without touching the United States assets. Sweet ecented skin, smooth as satin made by Sattn skin cream and powder. 25c. PACIFIC DEPARTMENT London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND. Temporarr Office. 6S4 14th St., Oakland, Cal. WM. MACDONALD, MANAGER. The company announces by cable from Liverpool that it will use money from head offlc to meet demands growing out of San Francisco fire, thereby leaving Its United States assets Intact. WM, MACDONALD, Manager. PACIFIC GRAIN CO., Agents. EVERETT CO. Resident Agents. Chamber of Commerce Bid., Portland. Or. Orient Insurance Co. of Hartford Announces that all recognized losses at San Francisco will be met promptly. WM. MACDONALD, Manager. JOHN P. SHARKEY & CO., Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Portland. Or. L. J. GOLDSMITH, Agent, Ablngton Bldg. For BOYS and GIRLS From SIX SIXTY MACKINTOSH'S TOFFEE The Old English Candy Mackintosh's Toffee upsets all the old candy theories. Eat all you want and you'll be the better for It. It's delicious. If you want to be popular with the children buy it. 5c and lOo lmckaare. At all dealer. John Mackintosh. 78 Hudson St.. New York. For Building Purposes And give you the opportunity of re paying same in monthly installments about the same as rent. $15.17 per month will repay a $1000 loan, principal and interest in 96 months. Longer or shorter time if desired. COLUMBIA LIFE S TRUST CO. Lumber Exchange Building. There is just one way to have good tea. bmktRg.pewdcr spices enfTes flavoring extracts sods economically : Schilling. Best, at your grocer's, moneyback. High Grade Pianos AT ALMOST COST The Best Makes to Select From . All on Easy Terms Steinway and Ten Other Makes 134 SIXTH STREET Opposite Oresonian Bids Victor Talking Machines Sheet Music Angelus Piano Players, etc., etc SUMMER RESORTS. LOCKSLEY HALL SEASIDE'S FAMOUS HOTEL Now Open Under New Management. Special Sunday Dinners and' Pri vate Dining-room for Parties. FREE "BUS. HARRY T. BUTTERWORTH MANAGER. chwab Printing Co. ttiT wouk. MjtsoyjiLg rarest 9 4114 T A R K STREET . ". tl to k lJjj;...iaft. Mi-jj't.it We Loan Money DUNDOREPIANOCO SHAW'S PURE fe1 BLUMAUER & HOCH 10S and 110 Fourth Street. Sole Dtatrlbuters for Oregon and Waahlnctota. KRYPTOKS "THE ONLY" This is the evidence of thousands of testimonials, received by six Optical Institutes of this company, from those who wear them. Many have tried the so called "cheap invisible bifocals" and found them wanting : COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. (Denver, Omaha, Kama City, Salt Lake, Dallas, Texas; Portland, Orefoa) 133 Sixth St. Successor to Walter Reed Oregonian Bldg. Great Closing Out Sale of Japanese and Chinese Curios Retiring from retail business. Store for rent. Fixtures for sa'.e. To close out entire stock of a fine line of Oriental curios, valued at $30.0), -within 60 days, consisting of Silver Cloisonne, Satsuma, Bronze, Ivory Carv ings, Silk Embroidered Screens. Beautifully Decorated Tea Sets, Vases, Ebony Carved Furniture. Matting, etc. Wholesale fireworks and Fourth of July goods. Will send catalogue and discount list to country dealers. ' FUTURE IMPORT ORDER AND WHOLESALE ONLT. ANDREW KAN & CO. .ESSIAS Straight F''SStV','",i,--1 W '71. . - Or. W. A. WIsau pays in dentistry. Aside from every moral consideration we know it means money In our pockets to (rive everyone a "square deal. Good work consclenci ouslv performed is the basis of our repu tation. Our easy-pay plan Is attractive. WISE BROS., Dentists Failing; Bldar., 3d and Washington. A. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays. 9 to 12. Main 3029. How Good Turn to A I' ECAY is not digestion, you know, even, when it takes lace in the stomach. Food decayed in the body after being eaten is as dangerous to health as food decayed before being eaten. - Food nourishes or poisons, just accord ing to how long it remains in the Boweb undigested. . Cascarets are the simplest and surest safeguard against Delayed Digestion yet discovered. Sold in a thin Enamel Box, half as thick as your watch, which fits into the vest pocket or lady's purse as if it grew there. In this round-edged Enamel Box are found six small Candy Tablets. One of these toothsome tablets works wonders for digestion. Soon as placed in the mouth it starts the Saliva flowing, which at once gets to work dissolving it. The Saliva becomes blended with the Candy Cascaret tablet, and from the moment they start going down your throat together they start working to gether. Now, what do they work at? Bowel work, of course Digestion. Most of the Digestion occurs in tha thirty feet of intestines that connect with the Stomach. They are lined with a set of little mouths, that squeeze Digestive Juices Into the Food eaten. The Digestive Juices' thus mix with the food, just as Saliva mixes with Cas caret tablets, dissolving and changing that food into nourishment, as it passes along the channel. When you want something better to smoke try La Contributor HAVANA Cigar Sold by th. First Hotel of the East (St. Rerit, AstT, Hfft, Sway. BrtsKm mmd rthtri) Offered for the Choice Custom of the West. WTLDMAN, RAPHAEL CO. Distributors, PORTLAND. TEETH A aX2XW Fall Set fsf -00. FRED PREHM Boon 405 Dek Ball din. America's ORIGIN AL MALT ' WHISKY Without a Rival Today MALT The Bear (Bare) Possibility Of getting anything but the best paints never presents itself if you use Bay State Paint. Our paint prices are anything but startling1. See our color cards and ask all the questions you like. The Big Paint Store FISHER JHORSEN & CO. Front and Morrison Streets Honesty Food may Poison The Intestines are also lined with mil lions of little suction pumps, that draw the Nutriment from Food, as it passes them in going through. This Nutriment is then carried into th Blood, and spread over the Body as Brain, Bone and Brawn. But, when the Bowel-Muscles are weak, tha Food moves too slowly to stimulate the little Gastric Mouths and there is no flow, or too little flow of Digestive Juice, tS change the food into nourishment. Then, the food decays in the Bowels,, and In the thirty feet of Intestines. When this Decay begins the little suc tion pumps draw Poison from the decayed Food, into the blood, instead of the Nutri tion it should have drawn. Now, Cascarets contain the only com bination of drugs that Stimulates these Muscles of the Bowels and Intestines Just as a Cold Bath, or open-air Exercise, stimulates a Lazy Man. 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