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AJtrSEMEJJTS.
BUNGALOW THEATER ("Twelfth and
Morrison streets) Charles Frohman pre
sents the American actress, Ethel Barry
more. In the comedy. "Lady Frederick."
ORHEUM THEATER (Morrison, between
felxtn and Reventh Advanced vaude
ville. Matinee at 2:13. Tonight at 8:15.
GRAND THEATER (Washington, between
seventh and Park) Vaudeville de luxe.
S:30. 7:30 and a P. M.
PANTAOE8 THEATER (Fourth and Stark)
9npI"JJu" vaudeville. S:30. 7 iCO and
X.TR1C THEATER (Seventh and Alder)
lyrlc Stock Company In "At Gay Coney
Island." Tonisht at 8:15.
6T,1R.. THEATER Moving-picture show
very afternoon and evening, a to 10 30
o clock.
REv.REATvIO' PARK (Twenty-fifth and
Vaufhn.) Baseball. Aberdeen vs. Port
land. This afternoon at 8:30.
OAKS (O w. P. carllne.) Concert by
bn" This afternoon
at 2-30; tonight at 8:15.
THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30,
1909.
OREGONIAN (it RESORTS i
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for The Oregonian mt Summer
resorts h r o u sr k the following;
Bent and avoid watting; lu line
at the poatofflee. City rates.
Subscriptions by mall Invariably
ia advance
Ocean Park C. II. Mm
Breakers Hotel Breakers
Lon Beach Strauhal A Co.
Seavlew Strauhal fc Co.
Ilwaco Railway Co.. News Ascent
Gearhart Severin Rarkaon
Seaside k. Dresser Sc Co.
Newport Georsre Sylvester
Carson Springs Mineral Hotel
Collins Sprints ..Collins Hotel
4
Work on East Stark Street. The
contractor for the Improvement of East
; fitark street, between East Twentieth and
iast Forty-first, has a steam shovel at
work from East Twentieth street. Com
; plaints have been made of delav on this
: Improvement from Sunnyside, Montavllla
and Mount Tabor. East Stark street
ifceing an extension of the Base line
Toad, usually carries a heavy travel, but
I la now torn up for the entire distance
causing; great hardship to the public The
.contractor has until November to com
Iplete the Improvement and says he v will
' take the entire time for the work. If
several blocks west from East Fortieth
. street were completed so travel could
reach Sunnyside it would remove cause
(for complaint by providing; access to
(Portland.
CRtrau Driver Mat Bb Pardoned H
I. Itkln. a fruit vender who was sen-
tenced to 60 days Imprisonment by Justice
.Olson ten days ago for cruelty to his
iiorse. will In all probability be pardoned
.after IB days have expired, by Governor
. Benson. A letter was received from Gov
ernor Benson yesterday at the District
attorney's office and Frank TJ. Henneesy
! wrote a recommendation that the pardon
De granted. Justice Olson severely ar
raigned the man for his cruelty and gave
film the full Imprisonment limit of the
flaw. The sentence Is the longest on
record for a similar offense. The basis
jpon which pardon is being sought Is the
(tfaet that IUcln'9 family, consisting of a
,wife and mother, both of whom are Inva
lids, are in destitute circumstances.
Pmssbttbrian Church Organized. The
.Otose City Park Presbyterian Churoh was
i organised Monday night, with 19 charter
Jnembers, at the home of D. J. Russell.
TTim charter membership roll w'U remain
rpen until July 12. L. E carter, A. V.
QScesley and Charles Worracott were
elected elders, and O. I Ferris, D. J
Russell and Mark E Carter were elected
trustees. Rev. Henry Marcotte. Rev.
lAndrew J. Montgomery and Rev. Tracey
m. Griswold. committee from the Port
land Presbytery, were present to effect
the organisation of the new church A
quarter block on East Forty-fifth and
(Hancock streets has been secured, and a
chapel will be built at once, which will
le used until the main church Is erected.
Prosecution to Go Forward H. S
.Reynolds, an Alberta street grocer, who
.was arrested recently on three charges
of assault, two of which were complained
of by his wife and the third by his step
daughter, expects again to escape sen
tence when his case is called this after
Inoon before Justice Olson. Mrs. Reynolds
!nd her husband have made up their dif
ferences and she will probably not ap
jwar against him. Assistant District At
torney Hennessy eays not so. "I am
Boing to see this old gag Is not pulled
ft on me," he declared yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Reynolds will be summoned
and the case pushed to the limit, he says.
Oot.ON ni. Jenkins to Speak. Colonel W.
F. Jenkins, Provincial Commander of the
Salvation Army in the North Pacific
Kates, will deliver an Illustrated lecture
"From Bethlehem to Calvarv," at the
Fortland Y. M. C. A. Auditorium. Fourth
street, between Yamhill and Morrison,
Monday. July 6. at S P. M. especial meet
ings will be conducted by Colonel Jen
kins, at corps No. 1, Third and Davis
wUeeus, Saturday night and Sunday morn
liiK. at 11 o'clock, and at corps No. 4,
249 Madison street, Sunday, at 3 P. M.
and S P. M. Major and Mrs. Faulkner
and other officers will be present and
take part.
New Pastor Arrives. Rev. Charles T.
Roosa. who will have charge of the
3'resbyterlan work ln South Tillamook
lias arrived with his bride, and will leave
next week for that field. He comes from
the Auburn Theological Seminary of New
York, where he graduated this Spring.
"With his wife he has been attending the
Exposition nt Seattle. Rev. Mr. Koosa
is the last of the men brought here by
the Portland Presbytery to occupy new
II. lds.
Shoe Cu.rk Gets Year. Edward
rVliuhz. a young salesman ln the employe
of the RegHl shoe store. 4m Washing
ton street, who was arrested Monday on
a charge of dealing J1S5 from his em
ployer, entered a plea of guilty before
JudRe Vn Zante In Municipal Court yes
terday morning on advice of his attorney,
luis R. Heed, and was sentenced to one
year on the rockpile.
COLLECTOR TO HAVE TRIAL. Louis J.
Hall, a fan Francisco collector who was
Rr re ted Monday night by Constable Lou
Wanner, will have a preliminary exami
nation before Judge Van Zante in Muni
cipal Court this morning on the charge
of larceny by embezzlement preferred
against him by t;. n. Tomaslni, who
complains that Hall collected J150 belong
ing to him, which he did not return.
Boy Ewirss Prosecution. After
.having Oscar Anderson, an IS-year-old
Mount Scott youth, arrested on a charge
of larceny of J10 by bailee, to which the
lnd confessed. J. 1. I.edwldge, of East
Forty-tlifst and Mall streets, a contrac
tor, withdrew the charge and paid $2.50
costs In the case. "I haven't got the
heart to prosecute him," he said.
Will Ct.ose Sunday Aktkrnoon. The
Alhlra branch library will be closed on
Sunday afternoons during the Summer
months. The central library will be open
as usual from 2 until 6 o'clock for read
ing only.
Clatsop Bkach Visitors. You can save
money by buying your groceries at Dres
ser Mercantile Company, Seaside and
cVarliart Park. Goods sold at Portland
Trices. Remember you save the freight.
tSSOO a bargain; lo-room house and three
lots, four blocks from Russell and Wil
liams ave. Owner, 525 Chamber of Com.
MORE DELIVERY Wrvnnwa t 1...
was yesterday received from the Post
office Department, by Postmaster Young,
to provide four additional general delivery
windows In the Postofnce corridor. The
work will not be undertaken until Sep
tember as the new windows cannot be
used until the mailing division is moved
to the building recently leased for the
purpose. This will give eight general
delivery windows. The carriers window
opposite the elevator will be used for
superintendent of delivery. At the pres
ent time each of the four general de
livery windows receives on an average
of 4800 calls per day.
Seek Site for Clubhouse. Although
the committee from the Sell wood Com
mercial Club recommended the purchase
of the lot owned by J. E. Rlnkie, near
East Thirteenth street on Tacoma ave
nue, for its clubhouse, Mr. Rinkie has
decided he will not sell. Some other
locations have been offered and will be
discussed at a meeting of the general
committee and promoters tonight in the
bank building. Some believe that the
clubhouse should be built near Umatilla
avenue, ln view of the erection of the
carbars at the Golf Links, but others
think it ought to be built farther north.
Woodcraft Delegates Named. At the
recent district convention of the Women
of Woodcraft, held in the headquarters
building, on Tenth and Taylor streets,
five delegates were chosen to represent
the 11th district at the grand convention,
which will be held fn the same place ln
July. Many important questions came up
for discussion. The delegates chosen were:
Mrs. J. D. Hayes, from Astra Circle;
Mrs. Menefee, from Oregon Circle; Miss
Montgomery, from Silver Bell Circle,
Salem; Mrs. M. Roberts, from Royal
Circle, and Mrs. Schultze, from Arbutus
Circle.
Parish to Celebrate. The Fourth of
July will be celebrated July 5, at the
hall and grounds of Sacred Heart parish
on the Mllwaukie road. There will be
games and many amusement features,
including a tug-of-war, races and other
athletic sports. Refreshments will be
served on the ground and a musical pro
gramme will be provided. The celebra
tion Is free to the public
Bakery Alleged Unclean. e. Franz,
manager of the United States bakery, at
Seventh and Burnside streets, was ar
rested yesterday morning on a warrant
from the Municipal Court on complaint
of Mrs. Sarah A. Evans, City Market In
spector, charging him with operating an
unclean establishment. The. trial will
come up oefore Judge Van' Zante this
morning.
Inhuman Driver Fined. Robert Bray,
a driver for the Van Horn Transfer Com
pany, was fined $5 in Municipal Court
yesterday morning for cruelty to animals.
He was arrested at Main and First
streets by Policeman Harms, while lash
ing his mule team ln a fury. One of the
animals was bleeding freely about the
ears, according- to the officer.
Hard-Surface for Prescott. A peti
tion Is being circulated for the improve
ment of Prescott street, from Union ave
nue to East Thirty-first street, with hard
surface pavement. Those ln charge, of
the petition report that many signatures
are being obtained, and that the prospects
lor the pavement are encouraging.
The National Wood-Pipe Company,
the largest manufacturers of wooden
pipes ln the United States, Just purchased
for their Portland branch, six L. C. Smith
Sc. Bros, typewriters with all standard
makes of machines ln competition. This
well-known business concern now uses
L. C. Smith typewriters exclusively.
Salvationist to Lecture. Colonel W.
F. Jenkins, leader of the Salvation Army
ln the Northern Pacific states will de
liver an Illustrated lecture ln the Y. M.
C. A. Auditorium, on Monday next at
8 P. M. Major J. Faulkner will be the
soloist for the evening.
Maxamas Will Meet. The Mazamas
will meet at Mountain View, above Wil
lamette Heights, on Saturday evening.
July a. BrinfcT cups and Chinese lanterns.
All Interested ln mountain climbing are
welcome.
Furnished Residence for Summer.
Choice location or Portland Heights, on
carllne; will pay $76. Mrs. Frohman,
Portland Hotel. ,
For Rent. To reliable party for Sum
mer, completely furnished house. 65S
Irving street. Mrs. Helen Cardwell.
If I Were looking for fresh choice fish,
I would go to a Smith Market. Read
Smith's adv., back page.
For Tillamook. Steamer Argo receives
freight and passengers, upper Oak-street
dock. Sails tonight.
ELKS SIGN UP FOR TRIP
PORTLAND WILL SEND BIG
PARTY SOUTH.
Seventy-five Have Already Agreed to
Go and Number Is Expected
to Be Doubled.
Seventy-five Portland Elks have already
subscribed their names to the list of those
who will represent the local order at the
annual grand lodge reunion. It -s be
lieved that within the next few dayB the
list will at least have been doubled.
The hour for departure on July g was
fixed yesterday and the Portland special
will leave the Union Depot at 11:45 P. M.
The Southern Oregon contingent will be
picked up en route, while the delegations
from Eastern Oregon and Washington
will go Independently on special cars that
may be put through as a second section,
of the Elks' special.
The grand lodge reunion commences
July 12 and concludes July 19. Los Ange
les Is actively preparing for the recep
tion of the antlered throngs from all over
the countr yand every confidence is ex
presssed by local Elks that the situation
will be fully met in the big California
city. Special rates are being made by
the railway companies and assurances
have been given that the train service will
be adequate to all needs. Here Is a list
of those who have subscribed for reserva
tions on the Elks' special from Portland:
John B. Coffel J. H. Devlin
rr. H. F. McKay H. Westermtre
William McMurray C. L. Phillip
Gus C. Moser Wade M. Kennedy
James Anderson James M. Boyd
E. W. Qulmby H. F. Ovlatt
George J. Blodgett Philo Hoi brook
E. W. Moore Herman Grimm
A. Frlbers Monroe Goldstein
J. H. Plet M. J. Delahunt
W. t. Harru F M. Anderson
A. E. JenKnn Thomas J. Swivel
M. J. Hlrkcv John Eeklund
C. C. Brad-cy p.. E. Moody
E C. Johnson 11. G. Kates
T I. Kiehariis H. F. McClallen
R. M. Eooles r. A. Malarkey
"W. J. Rutherford H". r. Griffin
Monte J. Wax P. H. D'Arcy
Cheodore Rowland H. A. Burgess
K. 1.. Lltherland M. .1. Driscoll
E. H. Spranfter T D. Stephenson
H. H. Holland Robert Skeen
Allen T. Bates p. J. Shea
George Febvet William Frits
A. B. Manley Henry Rothchlld
S. Filendly p. Peterson
E. K. Mcl'laran E. A. McOeadv
Clayton Fallas G. B. Mason
J. J. Jennings H. E. Albert
E. J. Wallace E. t". Patton
J. A. Waddle John Jost
M Solomon W. H. Brott
O. 1-. Schieffelln J. V. Bennls
A. H. Pracht p. M. Flood
F. O. Wonder R. H. Henneman
John E. Kelly John Corda.no
B. E. Fiske
STREETCAR WRECKS WAGON
David H. Myers Knocked Into Street
and Injured.
David H. Myers, an expressman living
at 553 Karl street, Brooklyn, was consider
ably bruised yesterday afternoon by a
street car that ran Int ohis wagon at the
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C. W. DEGKAIT Cashier
intersection of East Ninth and Ellsworth
streets. Myers was driving on Ellsworth
street from East Eighth street, and start
ed his horse across the double tracks
at Bast Ninth street.
As he turned his horse on the track
he heard a Broklyn car approaching
rapidly and succeeded ln getting his
horse off the track as the car came up.
The car struck the back end of the
wagon turning It over and throwing
Myers out. He clung to the lines and
stopped the horse. Mr. Myers was se
verely bruised on the hip and about the
head, but not seriously injured, his wagon
was wrecked. He said he did not hear
the motorman sound the bell. .
SUIT OVER LOST NOTE
RECEIVER OF DEFUNCT L,A
GRANDE BANK SUES.
Asa B. Thompson, ex-Receiver ol
Land Office, on Trial in Fed
eral Court.
Judge C. B. Wolverton yesterday
heard the case of Walter Neidner. re
ceiver of the Farmers' & Traders' Na
tional Bank, of La Grande, Or., against
Asa. B. Thompson, ex-recelver of the
United States LaUd office at La Grande,
to compel him to pay a note of $6000
he Is alleged to have given the bank
August 3, 1903.
A significant circumstance in connec
tion with the case is the fact that the
note has been lost. According to the
opening statement of Frederick Baus
man, of Seattle, counsel for Neidner,
the note was given by Thompson to
ward off the suspicions of the bank ex
aminer, who was sent to La Grande
about that time to investigate the
bank's affairs, for the Controller of
the Treasury Department, and later
abstracted from the paying teller by
Thompson through false representa
tions. Mr. Bausman declared that a con
spiracy had long existed between J.
W. Scriber, ex-cashier of the bank, and
ThomDSOn anrl that tut c
- ... .iptiiLei , OI
La Grande, was an accomplice ln the
, "J"' l" ucimua me (government of
lands. Spencer, he declared, was merely
a go-between in the fradulent under
taking and both he and Thompson each
gave his note for $6000 to the bank to
carry their overdrafts and make it
appear that these assets were part of
the legitimate collaterals in order to
deceive the bank examiner.
Colonel J. H. Raley, of Pendleton, one
or Thompson's attorneys, ridiculed the
idea of conspiracy or fraud and de
clared his client was not Indebted to
the bank.
Guy E. McCullough, teller of the
bank, was the first witness for Receiver
Neidner. He related the circumstances
of the notes given by Thompson and
Spencer and how Thompson's note be
came lost. According to his testimony,
it was only after considerable persua
sion that he consented to' let Thomp
son keep the note until the inspector
of the bank had left. But he did not
return It, notwithstanding the demands
made by himself (McCullough) and
Scriber. The only documentary evi
dence to show that Thompson ever gave
the note were the bank notes, showing
the written record of the transaction
by the bookkeeper.
Scriber is now under indictment by
the Federal grand Jury for bis part in
the Alleirari wronlrlm, .i t
, "r mo xa. ijrranae
bank, which was closed October 10,
unuer orders irom the Controller
Of the TrMSIirV. T7Anai-vBW XT.IJ
represented by Frederick Bausman and
- oeatue, wniie Raley
Richards & Raley, of Pendleton, ap
pear for Thompson.
WHERE JO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant; fine private apart
ments for ladies. 305 Wash., near Fifth.
Dogger Breaks Leg.
Steve Knrthrtin a i
- ; "uuiv-wnuer em
ployed by the Chapman Timber Com-
K"J " camp at Scappoose,
Or., was the victim of a painful accident
vesterdav.. The rw-il o , , i t ,
out of his hand and swinging backward
uiiuit, ins leg. ne was nurrled to the
city on the first train and taken to the
Good Samaritan Hospital in an ambu
lance from the Central Stables. He will
recover.
Willamette Tent & Awning Co.
25 and 27 North Front, manufactures
"Willamette" couch hammocks. Com
fortable, durable and ornamental. . For
sale by all dealers.
MY SEW LOCATION.
Tr. Fdwln C Hnlmpq cna.l,ll.t i
pendicitis, rheumatism, stomach, nerve
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Ship's Figurehead for Oregon.
SALEM, Or., June 29. (Special.) Con-
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You'll
Like
These !
When you see the
suits we are selling
at $20, $25 and $30
you'll understand
just what we mean
when we say "extra value for the
money." They're clothes such as
you don't expect for such prices;
such as you don't find anywhere
else either.
America's best makers made
them for us exclusively; carried
out our ideas about it; put extra
quality of fabrics and tailoring
into them. They're satisfying
clothes moderately priced
$20, $25 and $30-
gressman Hawley has telegraphed Gov
ernor Benson that the figurehead of the
battleship Oregon will be .delivered to the
state authorities of Oregon upon request.
THEATER FUND SWELLED
Subscriptions for Playhouse Now
Amount to $100,000.
Up to yesterday afternoon the fund
for the erection of a modern, first-class
theater to house the Cort-Heilig at
tractions haa reached a total of $100,
000. the last subscription being that of
the Meier & Frank Company for $5000.
It Is believed that the total amount of
$126,000 will be subscribed by the end
of the week.
Large amounts of the stock have been
subscribed for by the following well
known firms and capitalists: E. C.
Mears, as agent for the Heilig Theater
Company; H. L. Corbett. J. C. Ains
worth, W. B. Ayer, I. N. Fleischner, Gay
Lombard, Meier & Frank Company
Olds, Wortman & King. E. C. Shevlin,
Frederick Kribs, Joseph Healy G K
Wentworth and the Failing estate. It
is planned to go ahead with the con
struction of the theater as soon as the
subscription books are closed.
Falling Tree Costs Leg.
Theodore Schacht, a logger, of Syca
more, Or., on the Estacada line, was
seriously injured yesterday while at work
felling trees and as a result lost his
right leg. A tree in falling crushed his
limb between the ankle and the knee.
Meat
Clogs
the System
Hot weather often brings
many ills. Try cooling, strength
ening food.
Open 6 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Prices moderate.
Vegetarian Cafe
lOS Sixth St.
Near Washington.
He was brought to this city during the
afternoon, was conveyed from the street
car to the Good SamaoTtan Hospital ln
Holman's ambulance. The surgeons
found it necessary to amputate the in
jured limb. Schacht is unmarried. His
parents live at 114 North Fifteenth street.
EDUCATIONAL.
Western Summer Institute
JULY 5 TO AUGUST 6, 190D.
1. Teachers' Review.
(a) For County Examinations.
(b) For City Examinations.
2. Teachers' Sewing Department.
(a) Model Sewing.
(b) Garment Making.
8. Teachers' Normal Art Department.
(a) Course in Public School
Drawing.
(b) Course ln Design.
For circular write
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West Ave. and Hawthorne, Portland, Or.
A Canadian Lady of high social posi
tion, an experienced traveler, invites
correspondence with parents who desire
to give their daughters one or two
years- study and travel in Europe under
proper chaperonage and home guardian
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Gym. and Swimming Pool. $800 and S7O0
School year opens Aneuit IS. Arthur
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SMOKE
$2.00 La Tosca Corsets $1.70.
$5.00 Sun Umbrellas $4.25.
Fine Embroideries Reduced.
F.P: YOUNG
Seventh St., Cor. Washington.
The Quality Shop.
LADIES' HABERDASHER.
Removal Sale
Radical Redactions on Every
thing ln the Shop.
(Only contract goods excepted)
$1.50 Toreador Kid
Gloves $1.25
$1.50 Long Silk Gloves
89c
Colors only.
$3.50 12 -Button Long
Kid Gloves $1.50
$3.50 Parasols $2.55
65c Hosiery 50c
Silk lisle.
Extra Clerks.
Quick Service.
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HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO. CANADA
PORTLAND BRANCH
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Accounts may be opened in the name of two
people payable to either of them, or the sur
vivor. Interest allowed on the undisturbed
monthly balance.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought and sold.
DRAFTS ISSUED payable in all principal
cities of the world.
, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
F. C. MALPAS, Manager Portland Branch
A. SANTAELLA A CO,
Makers, Tampa.
The Hart Cigar Co.
Distributors.
PORTLAND
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1 A 2281 Main 6201
eirs
Women of Woodcraft Building
SE8 Taylor Street, corner Tenth
THE PERRY HOTEL
Madison St.
CSl Borcn Ave.
SEATTLE
Absolutely
Eire-Proof
Enropcaa
Fiaa
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Statloa
The Blfibeit Grade Erery MoJara ConTealaact
Centrally located and commanding a Tiew of the
Olympic". Cascade Mountains, Mt. Rainier and
l?ua-t Sound. Auto-'Bns meets trainsand boata
on direct carllne to the A..-Y.-P Exposition
J. 6. McTERNAN, Manager.
Great Fireworks Sale!
Owing- to the restriction . of the
city ordinance -which prohibits cer
tain class of dealers from selling
fireworks in their stores, we have
prepared our large room with well
selected stock to meet the great de
mand, and everybody will enjoy the
National Independence day with a
display of fireworks. "We carry the
largest stock in the city and selV re
tail at wholesale prices. Come early
and make your selection so as to
avoid the great rush of the last day.
We also carry a complete line of
both public and private display
goods, including the large exhibition
set pieces, night shells, fancy
rockets of great height, latest nov
elties, best and loudest dynamite
crackers, flags, and all kinds of
carnival goods. Also special sale of
Japanese and Chinese curios, mat
' ting, etc.
ANDREW
24a Washington St.
KAN & CO.
Between 2d and 3d Sta.
For QUALITY and PROMPT SERVICE
CALL UP THE
CITY LAUNDRY CO.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU
PHONES, Main 429 and A. S7T3
1
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Write for catalogue and prices on
sewer pipe, chimney pipe, drain tile,
water, well and culvert pipe, pipe for
septic tanks, etc .
OREGON A WASHINGTON SEWER
PIPE CO,
41 N. Frost St.
ASK YOtTB. DEALER FOR
"EUREKA" OR "OBELISK"
Cotton Covered Hose
There Is Nothing Better.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
ttl-63-e5-e- Fourth St, Cor. Pine.
Have Bought Bankrupt Stock of
FIREWORKS
From Western Importing Co.
WIL.I. SELL BELOW COST
At Wholesale and Retail.
SEID BACK, 310 First Street
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