Morning Oregonian., April 23, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

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City news in brief
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llinc In S'liiihrrn 'nllfnrntrt, gnvt mi In
I f rl Iiibt tnlk, Mrri M. W. Clinton ""'k"
on thf Ir-fnitrrnrun Immm In (hn Hurnlny
(ifMl, fin Imw Iti Inlnrr-mt Dip nHiiK iimhi-lr-ll
In thn (rtnirrnri''n Irnmitl. pr(tnntliH
In ii mK mi It tiM-ntlmr "Vhf nrn yu l"lnB
nhfiiil II ytiiiTjir If 7" niul urgn Hicin t ft Jotrt
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Eliln, Mnlh flfMtfnr wnrn vnrv lrtl rn(.
tug NVxt wff-K MHn ffiiiwlnfiin M'-
'nrkl will Kiifnk, nitfl frfrt'hini-nl will
Sf- nrrvfil. A m. I'ptli.ri will Blvnn Mm,
Niu l hrup.
SffMli MT frtl7 rA. Mr rf'lillli U nnd
Ihrr who nt litlr-nlfl hi McplfiltltiR
Ihn (rt"'rinnltlr-M (nrrff hv I'nrMtuiil nrnl
Ittn Hiitlr if 'trrgnti tn ltivn((tft nnl ro
r.nlntii, ft U lr t'vlilnf1 wllli r tiifitrm
tlirntlith Cm ( ritrifnf ri-tnl 'liib, Thft trl.n
'nMiw fin tlm ntiiin, whl-h mni nwnr'lnft
Hi I 1 1 nun r n ttt t hn rncriil rmi (-(. ttn
ht-f-n irtti(-i In (trim hi 1 1 t ftirrit tn tnml
ru-nr liMii.t-n tut y olititln nny nttmh-r rtf
inploN hy ttutkttiK i!lhntlMli In th Cftni
ititl.Ml Ctuh, Thf hmk cnVf-r of Ihf
!:lltl.llh-l 1H f fl hn Un( ff.f the HtlvrrllKn-
tin-til tf thr nrtn Hiving t h- order ftir
I hewn t oil. . nrxl It IN hnln'f ( by thn
nffli'lalK t( thn rltih Hint Ihf rrlr. nrftH
will h" unit (ft nil pnrtu of thn romitry
Ntirl nhroiul ttirMiiRh the ro-fHiernthn of
thn tiwrrhnnM m nt protmtUori oiHnnly.n-
HfinH ff the Mtftlr
Wm.i, !tiNtifHN flrnr.KT WftnK,- An Im
port nut timet l nir nf the Sixtieth I'rnelnet
Improveriinnt Club will hn held nt Vir
rnn'n hull, on I hn Miinn I. Inn tottd. In
Monfnv llln, Krltln V. April 21. nt IV M.
A prtipoKtl trtri to Improvn nynry jtrnet In
MontnvltlH In on foot nnd thn rluh wtnhe
tfi Rlvn thnn. who f-flr fr uppnun It R
rliHtii'i tfi hn hniirtl. Thn rlnh hint not
ynt flnnrfetl thin fptent Ion. All Who n rn
Intnrnntnfl tn ntrrnt liiiprovnmnntH within
thn wult pi eel net urn ttrth uliirly Invited
to itltrml. whether ntenibern nf the i-hiti or
nt.
KrrwTivn Mny I, nil enn of thn. Port
land Knllwny, IJttht A I'ownr 'ntnpnny
within th city Mm tin of Portland nnd
t!n mihurhn, InchulinK 8t. John, will ntnp
only nt thn near iildn of rnmnlnitii, I
now helriR donn nt rnllrond Intnrneetttm.
Cnnditftom of tl Port In nd Hnllway
I Mvlnloti urn I nut rurtnd to permit pna
nenitnrn to Rnt on nnd off of earn nt for
wnrd vf-ntlbuln, whrn dnnlmd. exenpt on
forward vrntlbulc of Portlnnd Untghta
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WniTvrr Rri.itAMrTt fN Honh.-(J, B.
Whitney, n l'oret Orovc dentist, wnn re
lenjtrd frrtm the County .lull yentrrduy.
nrtrr ht hnd Kl'rn $! hull. Whittle? in
rhnrRed with nmunlnujthtcr. Th Informn
tUn ti Kit I nut him wnn tiled nfler thn rleiith
tif htn flnneef, Minn Mnhel W'trt. Thr
bond wn?i nisned hy AiiKHft Mrhlc, a
nnlonnkerter nt I'M Vnnihtll trM-t, nnd
W UMnm Kuvit naiiRh. n dent Int.
ONI.T TKN FtRdlNTRH IN TAT - If there
hud heen not hlnir for t he I )epnty County
Ch rkn ti do yesterday oxeopt to reRlntt-r
the votern who runic to thn Courthouse,
t hey miffh t hn vn enjoyed a Imlldiiy, for
only ten oil tarns en me to nlgn the rolls.
The tli Mt two were I'roli t hi t lonlnt n. Then
efinin h nlniile MenioerHt nnd lnt of nil
evrn Hepnhliennn were ndfled to tho Mnt.
Mfapk MtsHpiN Ctftci.B Mkbttno.' The
Kloretu-e M If sloti Cirri nt thf I'nlvernn,
liM 'hnreh f ro.d TldinRs will meet nt
thn homo of Mrs. C. A. Mllllmnn;
irrtdnit ntrert. this nftornrtnn nt 3
o'clock. Mm. T. R. Mender. th lender,
will tnkr ftr her subject. "Ktlwnrd Mc
Itowfll, the American Composer." nnd
nevernl musical mint horn will bo given.
WeMKV FrnNinti Kniii kr-i rot'nR. Worn -fn
HvItic on Portlnnd TTelhtn have pre
sented to the firemen at the new enRlne
house In that district h full net of laeo
curt n ins. nice riiR nnd nrtlclog to make
the place eomfftrtiihle nnd "home like."
The people of the neighborhood nre de
lighted with the new apparatus and tnke
a great pride in the company.
Woman's Ci.ra Tomorrow. The regular
meeting of the Women's Club will he
held nt Women of Woodcraft Tlall, to
morrow nt 2 o'clock. The programme is
In charge of Mrs. A. P. Mnnley. who has
arranged a woman's day. The nominating
ballot for next year's officers will be east
at this meeting. The election will be held
in Mny.
ftp nt to Reform Siioou Richard
Reaves has been sent to the Reform
School by Judge iantenbeln. Hn con
fessed to stealing surgical Instruments,
besides a violin. He is also said to have
been guilty of snatching a woman's purse.
Although Reaves is hut 16 years old he
has been before t he Juvenile Court on
numerous occasions.
Tontoht!
Avatkvr Boxing anp Wrrstijvo.
Pacific Coast championships, at the Ex
position Skating Rink, Nineteenth and
ashtngton streets: under auspices of
t1! Multnomah Amateur Athletic Cluh.
Tickets on sale at Towers and EMrs'
drugstore.
V vrsrci or Fravp. Frank R Rotes
was arrested yesterday on a charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
It is alleged that he obtained $15. 0 from
Joseph P Shirley as a payment on an
insurance policy, when he had no right to
accept the money. He ill be arraigned
in the Municipal Court.
Rast Sipe Club to Meet. The North
East fido Improvement Association will
bold a special meeting tomorrow night In
the Woodmen hall, on Russell street, to
receive important reports.
Home Training Association. The
Homo Training Association of North Cen
tral School will hold a meeting this after
noon nt 3: o'clock. lr. Klchle will ad
dress the meeting.
I.ocksi.et Hali for sale. For further
Information apply to Mrs. L. A. Carlisle
at Seaside. Or. " 1
For Rent A few nice offices In The
Oregoninn building;. See Superintendent,
room 301.
Ratb War. San Francisco, $5; ateame
Frank Bollam. agent, IS. Third street.
ItRT fir cord wood. 4 ft., $5.60; sawed. $&.
Fortland Fuel Co. Phones H 26. B 1036.
busi.vcss men's lunch. 11:30 to i AH
home-cooking Woman's Ex.. 12S 10th at.
The North Bank road lets you off at
CeMtns Hot Springs. No long wagon ride.
W. A. Wise and associates, paJnlesa
dentists. Third and Washington.
TnwfU-rrvnt. fAM.f Wff vn.vrt.
Tlf-efttis h nnlftf ed thn fl WnlHftg rtf f
Mvnm, fteynflth Hnd Wvnrett nffftnffl,
tf ftltthf whim flrunk nnd frlnd Ik In- I
tltnlrlnin th houRf-hold With M lond- r- i
Vfilvr, John Hei.imt, n HM, 'i yenm
ttld. In eofiflMnl In thn ity Jpll n waiting
tril ehnrgnd ttlUt dlnffd"fly r-fndue nttd
with fnrrylng m rmirntled wnftpnrt. Thn
Mvm fnmily wnn prepwring to rnt)f ffif
thn rilaht whrn Mntpmnt. who we M "pint
ntmngnf rhtf-r'vrl thn boi nnd fn fit nnd
Ift t-nvn, Mynm nttnrnptnd ttt enet thn
Inlntdnf, who dfnw bin revolver gtd nt
fertrttied to itnn f4 until hn won thrown
Ifltn thn Hffnet, After hln rren, Unfiling I
ndtrttlted hn md bnn drunk ffr a week.
S'riMiinftnn t 'ahmr Kvawh AnnT -1
I, Kvnrm, 31 Htirf nvMiiif. wnn nrmntfd
lnnf tilgtrt on eotttplnhi rf Pntrolrnnn
(1 unt a f wftfi, who rnptirted thn F.vnnn hn
t mn ft tn it king II fn bttrdertnftrnn f"f hH
pnishhom In Moptnvllln I'.vnun in nnid
to fwn ton ir wr ehh knnn, n fMnkv roll
nr(r httlf a dn n dftgn, whieh hnvw tntirtn
fhetnlven finlehhorhofid pentn by fntinlng
nf Infgn nnd re j.f-n tr.ll y Irivndtng prtvntn
ynrrln nful gnrdene, KvgrtN WW flnannd
ner giving bnll.
MtAT nMfiff Citnr,g Af.AMM, Me-
rninr- n pnnnnrbv no lined Inrgn ((rintlt I (f
fif srnrike nrrmrglhg rrmt I he uprr win
flfiwn of Artnftur Co.'n rt- I wnmhoun,
nt Hlxfh nnd Cnueh tmntn( Hi 12 16 n eVn k
lr.Nl night, hn thought thn building wns on
Urn nnd fang l nn alarm. On thn nr
rlvnl of thn flfntnnrt, door wan bfoknti
fifmn nnd thn nurprlnnd wntknmn et
plrtlnnd thitf they wnrn ninoklng IfifNl tthd
Unit nttrttntliing- dnfneHv In n fin- hnd
critirtnd ihn ntnok lo get out tbrnugh the.
hullflhig.
''Attni.KnN HMfikr.rt HTAnrn ((lakh A
mrnlnan lg rnt In n moker. who thtnw
rimreh Into a pile of pnper. wn mton
Kibln for a Mm in ihh Ctmy K tnhntt
Unntnurnut. jr. flln(in ntmni. nhortl
nflnr rnldnlehi Innt hlghl. Thn hlnxn
spread rupliHv to thn wnllH nnd enltlng.
A bin knt brigndn ffir rnnd niriftng- the
i UMtomntn proved lltefflclntit no thn Fir
firpnrtttirnt fen fHlletl out. The damag"
wan not great,
Hkmvk it OvfcM IttittNnitiM Mrttnnrj. - A
t n in 1 1 (nn ftf nn I hn Fnnt Hide HiMnnnn
Mni'n trttih enlled on thn nfflelnln of thn
Portland llnllwn v, Idglit A Power Vmt
finn V yenterdn v nnd laid before them A
rfitif f'r hnttnr ear snrvfee nan I wNfd
nvnr thn (Itirnnldn bridge, Al prnnnnt but
film car la npernind over the bridge In
I hat dlt eetioii, Tim delegation wan nn
nnmd that thn matter Would bn ronrthlnrnd
nf Otien.
I lAMiri. Ft.t.in Famji f 'cat. tmutel
H31I In. tilt ynarn of ngn, fnl dead ynninr
ilnv morning nf hln hum In thn hnnn merit
of flf.fi Cleveland HVMiijr. Me wnn In thn
net of lighting; a Intnp at thn time, Hn
fell without a word nnd tried to get to
hln fnnt but nrtnr a few moment n fnd
back dnntt. Hln wife wg present nnd
aim rnn to f he lioinn of a neighbor for
nnnlntanee, HI I In leaven a widow an son.
TflNIOHT
AMATKtrrt MoXtNft A Ntf V gUTIJ Nfl,
Pneltlc Cnnnff rbnmii1onnhlis, at the Wx
pfinltiori Hkatlng Itttik, Nlnetnntith nnd
Washington nt renin; imdnr nunfdenn of
the Muttufimah Amnfnur Athletic club,
Ticket nn sale at Power nnd Ke"len'
drugntur.
llohtirnr at Mtkti.h Park.- Hurglnm
opnrnllng In the nuhurhn rnrinneked rnn
home of K. K, Harrln. nt Myrtle Park,
some time Tuesday morning, while thn
family wan nhnenl. Hllvnrwarn nnd nick
nacks worth $'!&, nl tlh In cash wnrn
tnken. Thn pollen wnn notified yentnr
tiny. In. R -C. iUtrrr.r has returned from his
trip Kant.
Ir. MeCrneknn. dentist Rothchlld bldg.
"The District Leader"
at the Ifeilig '
CHORUS IT CHARITY BILL
I; A nt ) It AT M A It It A StiK M K XTS
rt tn nta st h i a i t k v f. n t.
Masonic Temple Will He Hcnutlfully
Drs-tiriitrd and IlhimlQiited on
Mglit of April 30.
Arrangements for the charity ball, to
he Riven Thursday. April 3ft. nt the new
M n.i on I c Temple. In aid of the Hnhy Home,
nre practically complete. The sale of
tickets is progressing nicely and thorn
persons who have not secured tickets
should obtain' them without delay.
A novel feature of the entertainment
will he a chorus of ' mule voices, whh'h
will rentier two selection In the, main
ballroom and one In the Commandery
Hall, with thn .uMiial encores, provided.
Its services can be obtained, but thLn Is
practically assured.
The Uovornor of the state has signified
his Intention of being present with his
sta ff and from every point the affair
will be a brilliant success. It will In
terest many to know that H. C Bowers,
manager of the Portland Hotel, who la
himself a Knight Templar, has consented
to take entire charge of the refreshments,
which is a gunrnntee thnt this feature will
bo successfully conducted.
A beautiful electric mnlteae cross of
large dimensions has been specially de
signed for thin occasion nnd will illumi
nate the east end of the spn clous ball
room In emblematic colors. A large force
has been employed In arranging dressing
rooms for women, as well as smoking
rooms for men. and the large reception
parlors will be carefully arranged for
the comfort and convenience of those who
do not care to dance, or who wish to sit
out an occasional dance. These spacious
and sumptuously furnished rooms are
adiacent to the ballroom.
There will be tlve stations throughout
the building for the serving of punch,
which will be attended by a staff of
efficient waiters under the direction of
the head steward of the Portland Hotel.
In addition to which 30 maids will assist
In the main banquetlng-hall.
The executive committee for the
Knights Templars consists of I-ouis G.
Clarke, chairman :. Charles V. Cooper,
secretary; George H. Hill. William A.
Cleland. Brydon H. Nlrol. William J.
Fullam, John C3. Mack and Henry I..
Pittock. The executive committee .or the
Baby Home Is comprised of the follow
ing: Mrs. W. t Alvord. Mrs. H. C.
Eckenberger. Mrs. T. N. Fleischner. Miss
Henrietta Failing. Mrs. H. W. Goddard.
Mrs. Harm a B. Robertson and Mrs.
W. Sit ton. from any of whom tickets
may be obtained, as well as at Woodaru
Clarke, ft Co.. Fourth and Washington
streets, and from W. S. Macrutn. at the
Merchants National "Bank.
"NONPAREIL
Now Millinery and Suit House
Opened by Well-Known Port
landers. Most convenient to shoppers will prove
this new establishment on Washington
and Seventh streets, opposite the Im
perial Hotel: two entrances: 33 Washing
ton and 1-4 Seventh streets. The pro
prietors are both well and most favorably
known to the entire ieminine fraternity
of Portland. Mt. W. D. Fraley. who has
charge of the millinery, makes this a
branch of his large millinery house on
Thfrd and Salmon streets, whose exten
sive trimming-rooms and reserve stock
will bo utilised. Mr. J. M. Wentxy is
equally well known in commercial cir
cles, having been prominently connected
during his years of residence here. He
will have charge of suits, coats, etc. It
was the intention to open "Nonpareil" to
the public with a tremendous Easter
stock, but delay In getting the building
ready made this Impossible, so the entire
Kaster stock will be offered In great
opening sale to begin possibly Friday of
this week.
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The Man tA'hi Hf... rrntik Wd
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Yn th Orfig"f Vera Ham Minn
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7 Tlfi Mnlltrnn, . . . Pfd V Trnrtii
1 Wtitin curler. . , . . . Frd JuHH
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Mngnphaft Mnrk , if, f, rnf-hrnn
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fmrrnn , ,fr Vimti-r
Tye g'-fif, Mlndyft 1 nrHwolt
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HT AftTHt It A llltPrMNW
AMHTINCT novelty In rnunlf l plnyA
In "The Mtftrlf-t lyndeg,' whl'h
hnd Its Portland premier at the Hellig
Innt night, fhrrry ndvanea Indh nlloft
teridml tr, thn nrttlcipnip(f) that It would
be nuofher version of thn glory that l
worked out In "The Mnn of the Hour,"
and Hn nnbool of miiitlelpn) gfwfl drnma,
and nn it cotinrfjunrice thern wan gnrt
nrnl niirpflnti when It wnn rilnrovered i't
be a pift-t, whir h mile for Kn entertaln
irmut. nlrnont entirety upon tn rnunlettf
numhern. An a dmma It would no
area i nhnkeR tn npttn of thn witty
inuiedy linen and slluntlofin,
There In llftl or n'lthlfig of nunlalned
(liferent In the working; out of the ntoty
which etmeerun a pleturenfpin carupnlgn
for t'nlted Htaten Heuntor In New Vork
City. Thn period muni be gotne time In
th f ut urn for According tn thn piny
wrlght thn elect tun wan carried out In
thn most npproved Htnlement No. I
fashion, and they do not elect Hnnntorn
hy the popular nuff rgn In Governor
Mughen' trtfn-riot yet. Hownvnr, thnt n
a nmall mutter, for thn glory In thin In
ntnnee, mm httn been reumrked, doesn't
fount ,
Thn nhow In mighty enlertnttilrig he
cnunn thn prlnclpaln nlmont without ex
ceplhiu m delight fully orlglrml nod
genuinely (Mien ted. The one particular
char rn ff the per fnrmn rice In Kthel
iJovey, a mimical noubrefte worth riding
on Mr. JoHnnlyri'n gtaud old cam a full
half day to nee. Hli In a prtxe thnf
cfiinen In only a few or th paekHgeH thn
manager bund out. Hh hum a npenklng
arul nit. Ring voh-e of ha uu ting 'lunllf y,
Ihn kind you'd like to tnke home and try
fin your piano; In fascinating to unz up
on, being petite, graceful and very pretty.
With It all, her method are dainty and
rclncd. They don't send many heller
thin way.
Then them In Fred TruendeJI, g lyric
tenor to whom one can llntm without
feeling; a denire to fight the bark of thn
geHf In front of you, When he sang
"W ha I'm the I se of tin timing" thn
audience held Its brenlh down to a point
whern the nneexlpg (,f a eat would have
been an explosion. Truendi-Jl has the
nd'letl distinct Inn of being a tenor who
can act and tt was nuch a relief not to
nee hltn In a fiavnl uniform that I wan
iilrnottt happy for a moment. He pl yn
thn douhln. role of gen p-g race twin
brother of the winning candidate, and the
candidate hlmnelf whom the rival poli
ticians neek to palm off ns the real
article, wlu-n there In a chance to have
htm. arrested on the eve uf the election.
Hn In not a "look prMty" and geta along
strictly on his ability. Thin wan also a
refreshing Incident of last night.
There nre two really funny comedlann.
on Frank Weed in an aboutftown char
acter who ban a penchant for making
Imaginary Imtn, and the other, Albert
Denier. who dlsporta an a back
country New Jersey newspaper ed
itor In town for blaze tif glory.
Herder's make-up In had, but bin neting In
good. This terfrn ma fie the people very
happy nil the time they stood up on the
stage a nfl acted out. A young man
named Ward I Wolfe, a very young
man, a few years the Junior of Kin in
Jan is or Daphne Pollard, I imagine, in
much to the fore as a preternatu rally
wise newspaper reporter. Mr. I ir-Wolfe
Mings acceptably and dancr-n well. He has
quite a pleasing personality, hut he would
never in a century get hy a city editor
looking for a cub reporter, and at thai
he's suppose'! to be the large disturbance
on Ids particular sheet. It Is character
l.stlc of all plays In which newspaper
men appear t hat they give us the worst
of It, DeWolfe couldn't . make this lad
even a bowing resemblance to a real
reporter if he wanted to and apparently
he makes no particular effort.
These are the people who do most to
make "The District leader" well worth
while. They have the valuable assistance
of the bent singing chorus that has ap
peared here in musical comcd.n this sea
son. Some Improvement In the matter
of costumes nnd settings might be made,
but every prospect cannot bf pleasing
and no fairmlnded devotee of lighter
musical shows could find much fault with
"The District Lender." There will be
a matinee Saturday, the engagement ter
minating Saturday night.
THURSDAYJPECIALS.
On sale today 50c silk hose supporters,
tfc; sateen petticoats. 9Sc: tape girdles.
35c; men's 50c underwear. 39c; 50c corset
covers. 2ac; J2 white waists at 9?,c; long
lisle gloves. (Etc. AH wash dress materials
at reduced prices. McAIlen & McDon
nell, Third and Morrison.
WHERE TO DINE.
Ail the aelleades of the-aeason at tn
Fortland Restaurant: One private apart
Becta for ladles. 306 Waih.. near tth.
TONSETH FLORAL COMPANY
135 6th at. Flowers and plants. Phones
Main 6102; A U02.
Sheep Pasture Scarce.
ARLINGTON. (r., April 22. (Specials
Sheepmen throughout this section of the
state report that pasture Is getting very
scarce and sheep in some localities are be
ginning to suffer. Light rains during the
past few Bays have bettered conditions
F. W; Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Phones
Main 165
Home A1165
First and Oak
OUR
BIRTHDAY
The Ofdest Trust Company i n Oreoon
IS
21
YEARS OLD
WE PAY FROM
2 to 4
Open n Accoun, With U
Today,
"ii.i.i (rrnno,."
Portland
Trust Company
of
Okevgou
S. E. Cor. Third and 0L Sm.
ttr.nt. t. (OMKW t'r.l.lt
II. I- HTKK-K Vlr. Prl.nt
IIH. A. n. UK Mill, tit Vl IT. t
m. x.t.r. rawer rtor
t. II. lllll.TH ..AMlalant tUrrrtmrr
W. t. Ml.i (..llMt lAnHarr
THE STORE MUTED FOR BEST GOODS AT lOWEST PRICES
somewhat, but ftfle there good rnln
Sfiort reniilln' to notrin Inuids will bn serl-ou.
Mffl fuldfKrn and Have Health.
Willamette Brand Tenia are mude of
th best materials with ' superior work
manship, Fur n-tln by all dealer. Will
amette Tent AV Awning Company, Manu
faclurm, Portland.
Htrestor. Ill - The front if filers FmIv.
tirl' frcrv wns blown In Tu'iay night
bv t' men, h'i few fnlntie tiefnr h'1
Stternpteil Ifl en It HlVforl tn th 1'if of
hl Kiiti- H'1Jolnln the tnr l,t Full
HnUntfirl rr-flvel ftnm fhirmgn threw Hint k
llnnfl letter, demsftfllng rriofiv.
Have your gs b'llled to til t hy
thf nolorcnilc egg bAller at It. and M.
Honttnrv Luneh, ln Hlwth street.
Cor 7m ,
RIBBONS
Sn! of KihhotiH that )
hcsk vhIiip, visible bmI iti
vihihlp. They are all pure
xilk, and (i irirh-x wide,
all hrifflil, new, beautiful
ciilors, Niirnn lilark, Rom
while; irth 4h: ami :(H:.
Special 25c Yard
The response to nuch a
sale a i his, eominj; at the
opening of the season, will
he ftrontr. Me among the
wise ones. Remember the
plaee,
$1.75 LADIES' SILK
Gloves $1.25 Pair
Hest double finger-tipped,
extra good quality, worth
$1.7"): brown, navy, white
or black. Kaeh pair bears
the maker's name. He is
not ashnrned to put his
name in them; speeial
today, pair SI. 25
Comparison is invited.
YOUNG'S
341 Washington, Cor. 7th.
SECOND CONCERT
PORTLAND
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
CHAS. DIERKE, Conductor
SOI.OISTS
MRS. WALTER REED
HENRY BETTMAN
VIOLINIST
WED. EVENING,
MAY 6
HEILIG THEATER
Ticket. Now nn Sale at
Kilers and Graven A Co
BOc to $1.50
Great S-Day Specials
W nftver mlrpreint an artlcls, nor can yon bny anything In thin tor that In oat
of dat or of an inferior qnality. Don't yon think thiwi point worthy of yonr at-
tflntlon? Not th" following Orat Thr-Day Bpsdalii.
18x36 Hemmed Towels
11c
18x.'Hi-iorh Hernined Murk Tow.
red border, elr heavy,
and bet reg. 2'le vals. On nlt
today, Friday and Saturday.
Sateen Petticoats
98c
.VI dozen high prade mercerized
iialeen l'elli,al on nt half
priee. Several ntyleii and Ic-kI.
regular fl.T'i and $2.0l value.
Silk Strips Ckallie
23c
Jl'gular .')'e grade. Color en
penhagen, ' pink, ehampagne,
while, black, eteam, red, liifbt
blue, and nary; 'J7 ineliea wide.
SlceVeleSS (n l'eeial al today,
mr a Kridnv and Saturday
Vests . i.
ton hi i iii e.r
...h .;t.tw.,t
8c
r,riee Fine l'ri,f,ch ribbed
V'est, with ld neck and
armhoe. Meat )" valii". . ,
$2 Cambric in v-nhai.
ipiare or lip-ovr
OOWtlS ulyle-, with either
long nr elbow tdeevei; lace,
embroidery, luck and ribbon
trimmed, 1 ,7.i and 2.'l' va
White Lawn Wai-ts
93c
flegular !C2.00 and VXM valuea.
Ixng fir short sleeves, lace or
embroidery I rim tried t y I e
Also new plain tailored effect.
Fine Lace Curtains
$1.47
1VI pair fleal Scotch f.aee
Curtain, f4 inche wide and
.'i'2 yard long, handsome new
pattern and regular f2.1" al.
Cambric Corset Covers
2Sc
ff'-gular TiOe value. Made ith
exlra full front, and
yoke ribbon and beading trim
med. See I hem in window.
Pure Linen "" today, kh-
W l:- ''"y Saturday
aka v-aa
Men' pure linen
Handkerchief f till 18-men
ci.e, with 'i, '2, 'H-inch hem.,
standard Jfle values....
121
2C
58-in. Table sn-ineh biea.-hed
a Table llarnask, in
Uamaak ,)., sn, fr(l
pattern, extra quality, made cpa M
especially for hard wear, Wg1
standard .Vie values ttJKj
50c Tape Girdles
35c
On ale Friday and Saturday
only at this hiw price. Made
with how of satin ribbon, sizes
18 to 2't. Hest .Vie quality.
Children's Stocking
lOc
Children' Seamless Itihbed
Stockings, double heel and toe,
and warranted absolutely fast
black. Regular price 18; pair.
Men's Unci erwear
39c
Men' fine French Ralbrig?an
I'nderwear. silk finish, short
eve, best standard .Vie val
ue. Supply your need here.
White Foot Thi special lot is
j limited to .'J-r do..,
Hosiery n v(1 win hav to
he prompt to share. Come
with double heel and loe and
are fast black; 2"ic grade for..
Long Lisle
Gloves
Clenuine French l,i-le
'love in a completi?
line of newest shades,
including tan, greens, black
and white, full elbow length
and regular $1.25 piality.
63c
Lawn Kimonos
95c
On sale today, Friday and Sat
urday at this very low price.
Come in 27-inch semi-fitted
styles, all colors, $li) value.
Long Kid Gloves
$2.25
Long Kid Glove, in black and
popular new shades of russet
and tan; splendid S3..VI value,
fjlove fitted at the counter.
50c Silk Supporters
19c
Women Frilled Pure Kilk
Hw Supporter, pin-on styles,
in lavender, blue, pink, white
and bla'k. Regular Vie value.
PARIS
PATTERNS
lOc
NONE
HIGHER
CORNER THIRD AMI MORRISO.V STREETS.
PARIS
PATTERNS
lOc
NONE
HIGHER
A Skin of Beamy is a Joy Forever
pvL T. FELIX GOURACD'S ORIENTAL
CREAK OR MAGICAL BEAX'TIFIEI
RmfjTt Tta, Fheplm,
Trrckitt, Moth Fttzhm,
Rub, and fikla Dttsa
on batj, sail dv
flm detctt9B. It
bu itood tb tMt
of 67 7srt, SBtf
U to li&rmlcM l
taattt tobnrfflt
ts properly mi.
A ccapt no er s urw
fftt of t&mlLa
om. Dr. L. A,
Birr f!4 to
My of tb hwrt
toa (s pstinrtif
" As fn U4!a
will oa thns.
I recommend
'fSosrnnd Cream as tha lntst bsrzfsl of s'l tb
tin praptvtuions." for s:e by U dj-rruta ma Tnty
Qooom SjmXtxf In tfao United StsMs, Canada sad Europe.
m.WW)1ntVAl SlretVlnrTofb
n SHAW'S
PUKri
Aroerira 'a
ORIOLVAL
MALT
WHISKY
Witbont a RiTal
Today
BLUMAUER & HOCH
lt aa4 11 Fsvth Mntt
Sola Matrfbatare far Orsa aa Wahlat
MALT
Ii .
NAP AUTO'
The only grease-proof and
water-porof Auto Gaunt
let. A light weight buck
skin that is really tough.
$1.75 and 2.25 Pair.
100 Other Styles.
ii t
H LENNON S J
La3 309 Morrison St. gT-J
Upman-Wotfe's Owl Cut-Rate Drugstore
Portland dealers for Gonrand's
Oriental Cream. All Toilet Arti
cles at CUT BATES.
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.
y-i'.'.y Omd '. :.T esaxma uem m toa aiory of
hm haOr. The a
Imperial Hair Regenerator
is rcaponsibta for moot of the beaotl
fal stades of hair yoa saa to-day. It
la abaotvlatT haralm, m'It ap
plied. Xta ae oaaaot ba der-acted.
8a nrpts of hair ooloredfroa. Privacy
aasnrd oui i wuuodanoo.
bLit.1 Ocrn mft-O-, tttW.m SLJL1.
Ma -mm Jaartta. ass vtaaolnstoa atra
Y BREAD 15c
, , .5tanRiAS cafi bakert f
FredPrehn,D.D.
IUM FaU Sat at
Teetli. St.M.
Czown and Brldaa
wark a.
Boom 45. Dekna
Opca aivaalaaa XUi f
chwab Printing Co.
I I S T jw R. K STREET!
ii
Tfiree Good R
easons tor
Having a Check Account
Flrat It I th aaf!st way to tak 'ar of rn-ir
rnony no daner of losir it or of b?ir:7 rohh'l,
and ther Is not -n much temptation to pnd It.
eeoad Py!n? by che'-k saves many steps In
the coTjrse of a year.
. Third A canceled chek Is an Indisputable receipt.
Avail yourself of these advantages by opening; an ac-ount with tha
Security Savings Trust Company.
Security Savings S Trust Company
in
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CAPITAL, S500.000
Corbett Building, Portland, Oregon.
SURPLUS, $250,000
ji!
Opening, Hotel Savoy
SEATTLE
Additional four stories, containing
78 rooms, each with bath.
Twelve rooms with bath, specially
constructed for commercial dis
play, size 16x23.
A greater part of all these rooms hare
an unobstructed marine view.
The entire manenvers of Atlantic
fleet can be seen in any part of
harbor at once glance.
Just a reminder that we have a few
rooms left in our "12 Stories of
Solid Comfort."
Rates S1.00 Up
ICE
LIBERTY COAL ft ICE CO,
312 Pine Street.
Phones: Main 1662, A 3135.
G EN UIN E
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
SOLE AGEX-ra.
INDEPENDENT COAL AND ICE CO.
153 STARK 8TREKT.
Oppolt Cttx Library. Boca Pboaaa.
Lewis-Stenger
Barbers' Supply Co,
i lata rin
naa Otitrj aad To41c ArUeta.
tea t all kiada m Uv
laa