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11 TIIE MORXINC! OKEGOXIAN, TIIURSDAY, FEBRTJAIIY 9, 1911. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Tnnttnw-iwrm .... Hit f:rci'l .. Vinifir.1 r.i.ioe liiidav ft1tir ... . Mala TT A Hiln T"7- A Ve o ToT A '" Ma. a T"T A lomKliflf roan " - iti. aiti M. : ...Van TT A HrtLII THEATER Swms l Tr!r irnul-tKlur Morl J Ueaele t-.ir-f.c4 la In nua4cAl corned 'Tarre T ir.e. " BAKER THKATFR nnth ) ruom Toe Keker ms. Company u in.. y." Too. ant at 11 e'el-lu rTNTAUJW THEATER iTaetft and Mor-HMHI--A tier.tieovea from Mleeipl. lonlht al t 13. OPPHKl'M THEATER IMorrlenej. berea etsra ao4 !tftDib "! I i la- Tala arieraooa at 1 11 ut tootsat at 13. GRAND THEATER Para" and Waahlns too VauJ.vilia. Thta aflernooa l 21. tunas at at !. aad a. X.TRIC THEATER ar.lh and A!!r l.Trtc cmuy company In T lirea Veaka. Tula aftentooa at J:JO and ta sisal at T.iu and . TAR THEATER Par and Vaahlliton T'(ia p:ures. Continuous Xrta i v 'a 1 J St r M . Alci to Hot.o Pna-Jmitxc Ocursaa TTos. Tr.a prs-JaMlee social of tha Aluuinl Association of ths CTtrlatian Brotlcrsr roileg-s Clackamas street anj Grand svenu. M ba held tomorrow n'uht In Alumni hall of th cwlle,-a. John Cahalin. Campbell. John Kutcrer and Pt-r MctxmaiJ arc the commute In chars of tre trrar.rem'iili. prasp Orchestra h.ia beeo rrniKfJ. Tha ubcommitt'-M rt aa IV.Ioaa: Patronesses lira. V. rjvers. Mn. P. J. J-nnlnrs. Mf J. ker.t-ruk. lira. A. Hben. Mrr F. Sul livan. Mr K. II. Itrown, Mrs. W. Jf"P. Mrs. Mninn;). floor committee John Cahaim. peter MclWmH. Case) Campbell. Join fiuti-her. A. MauratrL W. J. Sn nott. K. J- fMnnott. John E. KeneVk. Chester Hua-fces; MWm M. SUKlrinls, Mrlv Chambers. Genevieve Ward. Mar ret s-n!th. S. Mad van. M. Gannon. K. ij!Trry. Mancaret Huhf: card com rrnttre Misses Mary Klnic. Mrr Meghan. Kate Powd. u:ilan Hutnx: W. jj:-elian. This affair will ba preliminary to U juf. Ire celebration whl h tha roller" will hold in May In honor of Uie 3&in birthday of the cr.atl:u:.nn. Stuwnnn TO Patsj Maxt BuocE. It la pr.pee, to pive between l'S and l blovks of atresia In Bellwood this year, and at 1'ie m"ti!J of t!ie iVllwood Hoard of Tra.le Tie.iaT nlr'.l. It a r portal that petition! are br:r rlrculau-d. It w a aiinour.rrd that property ownera on acveral of the reta In ft'y View I'ark have alrrady atarfd p-tltlon for telr Iniprovemrnt witn hard-aurfare. sreta runn:n( to Se'.twood Park bava been rl-ie L It havln been dated trat the rtty expect th.-ee xnreta to be paved. le.. NrhaJcm. Taeoma. I'mi tli:a and bldweil ivtr.urj and Pouslaa atreet x:rrVr.K eat and nl and r'oiat Klftentli "trr. t ar "tati-d for r.ard aurface parement." The reneral com mittee reported that the) Improvement of thvae tret Ira favored rer.rrally by the property ownera. HMwe l avenue la tha atraet which l to ba paveU tbtousn to Kaetmorelond. iwpaT ja-Hoot. WnIMW ETiiTAi'. Tha riunday rVh.tot tirad'd I'mon will hold a aocial arvli e In tha parlor of tne Plrat iiaptMC Churcn thla afternoon from 3 to oclk, to which they Invito a.I Bur.day achool tearhera of children under 13 ear old. Ko.lowln tha .m-II hour, which all be from J to 1 o'clock, an intereetlne rrr,rr"m" Pr aented and tl.a kxon fr t:.a follow ir -m.uir wilt be taucht. Mr. Kinerirh havtrf ehare of tha Jtir.lor leaaon; Mn .. l. Menton tha primary, and Mra. Kerr, a practical k.n.V r4xJ-n teacher, the belnr.er. Ttia Ornoo lly I'mon baa been Invited la meet w'.th the Port Ucd I'nlun and a fuil altemlanca of tt a teacher In the city Sunday echo.. La la viprr'ed. L 1t refre"f!ment will be rTd durlr. t.'; afternoon. Vsioe H.tmn tx 0)rT-AHr Carleon. a unl"n aallor. waa arra'xned In Mur.l c pal Court ycecerday a one of the partl npanta In tha rl. t on board the aKeemer Coi kn (".are laat week, between union and nonunion e:lor. He va acce-ed rf an aeeauit IU deadly weapon upon Harry Vahtnrook. mata cf tha ileiimr. Vatlbrook llntirted Tarlnon ae one of the men who boarded the eeeamer. but d I not think that he wa the on who com-nttted tr.a aatauJt. U arranta ar out for four other, one of whom. VaMbrouk tiri. he can Identify aa tn aHIaDL t arlaon woo d echarjed. Hmroc tVwxiTTBO Mrrr SatTRnaT The Voodar.l-Meade-erret brl.lica com mtitee will hold a meetina- Batur.Uy nlnt In tha office of tha Oty Aud.tor. In the City liail. to arrange a plan of rampa am for th pmpoaed bridle, now tat the t"l:y ..oiincll baa ordered that I e matter b placed on tha ballot In Jure. Already a number of tha puh rl.iha have poewd rtaolutlon tndnnilna; th bride, but th commltte expert to arrarice for a evstematlo campalitn In behalf of tha bridge. The cominlttr will co over tha actuation at th! meetlnif. J. C. Muona Tabic ,iok. J. C. M.tjorw. on of th owner of the San Marco apartmetit-houeea. on Kt Couch and at rSchth creet. waw taken 111 at S' a:tla while returulra; to Portland from a threw monttav trip laat work. HI brother waa summoned thrra and found Mm tn a rloua condition and threa tened with a aever fever. At prevent Mr. Major la Improving nd hopa to reach Portland In about two weckex CLr Goi to Salem. Member of the apectal committee of M from th North Kat st ! lmpr.veni',nt iTuo have been aaiaed to meet William C. North, vice president of th clul-. at the Jcffereon- tret depot, at o'clock thta mornlnK. t fo to Salem to confer with tha Le a" -latir committee which h In hand the proposed law concernlnc tha Port of Portland. HiArrrrrn nto tS. Fecauae fca waa hort of fur-da. Fol W. I:rel. a rhauf feur who was cauctt "peeUlre;. enjrred th bereflt of a jo p-r cent reduction from th minimum fine. In Municipal Court yeaterlay. tie wa arreateil by Patrolman rXans at liKhlernth atreet and Hawthorn avenue. Ha paid (X. Aito Prrapint Ajmrana-J. If. ren tier, a lumberman, waa arrested) at Union and Holladay avenue yeaterday for apeedinc his automobile. II a a re leueU upon hm rvcoitn.lar.ee and will ap pear tn Municipal Court today. Nnrtcat TO !mast Fatros. All thosa rorsnrr.ers of Snasta water t-avln empty aiprona In their home or place of business, will kindly call Main fZ or A IT eav'n call for empties so that proper credit may b riven. 1Voil O.rn Wit-t. MtcT. Th cur rent vent department of th Wouun'i Club will meet IMs everlna; at the oRlc cf Kl Crlm Incli. Tiilrd atrret. Th prlnctiaj ut)ect will be M-.co. por tuat and Honduras. ta pii! to 1 jrcrrRB. Or. M J. Ileraon w:l lv a fre Kccure on ""The reyrnic Man Versu th Ph)cal Man." at tl AMer atreet. tonl(ht at o clock. Tb public 's invited. AtrrowoatLf Owum will find It to their Intercste to Inquire at tn Y. M. C. A. sjaraf. east Tenth and Mill sta.. and net tertr.a for etorae and tepaincc. Phone East Sbii A Pcotsxt.xn Cist In French wrlil be ercan.sed at th Tour. Women- Chris tian Aocia:!on. Friday. rbruary NX, at 1 o ckK-k. Women are Invited to Juln. Wnorrn'i stationary, household bard war. a.1 k'.ni iw mantels, eul Wash. DiAsraxpa. C Ccrlatensm-n. Corbett bulldlr.s. Tea elevator. Proposed nrldje to Be Ilcnsrd. City Attorney Grant will address tha public trass meeting to be held in St. Uwrtnca Hall. Tnlrd snd Sherman streets, tn Houth Portland, tonight up on th question f constructing a bridge acroea th Wll'amett River on Wootlward avenue. There will bs rep- resentatlvcs from all of th push cluba I In Southeast Portland and of thosa in South Portland. Tha proposed atruc- tur will cost tl. 400.000. Tha bohd Issue will be submitted to th voters at tha corolns; election. YEON REALTY MEN'S HOST Example of Builder of Tallest Struc ture Is Commended. Member of th Portland Realty Board and fricmla were entertained yesterday afternoon In the lS-eftory Veon bulldins; by J. 1U Teon, th owner. About 1 accepted Mr. Yeon'a Invitation to Inspect the build'nK nd were hown about sev eral floor, flnally rathertn on the roof, whera a croup picture waa taken, with Mount Hood In the background. The Teon bulldins; overtops all other structures In Portland and tha roof affords unnb atrurted vieaon to all four aldea. Tha warm sunhih and clear atmosphere ma.! the occasion especially enjoyable. W. M. KHUnssworth. president of '.he Hoard, made an addres fellcltatlns; Mr. Yeon on hi public stpirlt In erecting- such a splendid structure and pointing" to him as a model for others who have mad fortunes In Portland and Oregon to follow. This 1 tha kind of pplrit which Port land needs, and which la becoming mors and more In evidence. eald Mr. Killings worth. "Member of the Realty Hoard believe Mr. Yeon lias don a flno thing a splendid thing. In fact. I don't believe there Is a on of us but what would like to own this building. "When I was a boy going to school I won't aay how many years ago tha St. Charles a the largest building In Port- 1 land: and we thought It was some bulld I Ing In those flays. I hope Mr. Yeon will live and provprr to build more and larger buildings." COURT UPHOLDS "DECOYS" Women Convicted on Testimony filven by Policeman. I of policemen as Jcoys to secur evidence of certain violations of the law wa bitterly denounce yesterday In tha Municipal Court by attorneys defending four women, accused of keeping and oc cupying a disorderly housx "An atrocity not sanctioned by law and frowned upon by decMlona of the Supreme Court." the attorneys called it. That vagrancy, the matter at Issue, waa a continuing of fense, and could not be Induced by de coys, was the ansaer made by Deputy City Attorney Sullivan, and aualained by the court. Clara Wlack. Cecil Jonea and Eva Gray were found guilty and tha extent of their penalty was taken under advise ment. Judgment was reserved In tha cae of Annie Johnson, accused of being the proprietor of the place. "How we ar going to keep th town clean if oltlcers cannot put themaelvea In th way of b-lng solicited by tliee women Is mora than 1 can understand." said Chief of Police Cog. "W are blamed If one of thee women Is left un disturbed, and yet. no prlvat person who has visited them la going to consent to testify against them. 1 feel that I am doing my full duty when I send out offi cer to get th evidence In the cases and present It to th court. If w ar not allowed to do this, our hands ar tl-d." AUTO ST0LENBY PROXY Stranger. Pleading Inonrinellj, In duces Ilojs to Drive Machine. Can either of you boys drive an auto mobile V ask-d Albert Templeton of Ortn Cheyenne and Fred Sta Eg. In front of the) Medtcal building. Tuesday night. "I have been drinking too much, and I am afr.ild I csn't drive home." All Innocent of tha fact that th car by which be stood did not belong to Templeton. th boys professed themselves able navigators of gasoline craft, cranked up. anil with Templeton In the tonneau and his feet on the back of tha front se it, act forth. lr. Perry descended from his offices In th Medical building a few moments later and missed his automobile. Ho re ported tha faci to the police station and all 4rnccr wers rautloned lo -keep a watch for It- It fall to Patrolman Cam eron to spy th car. standing In front of a North Fnd saloon. Inside of which Templeton wss prolonging his homeward progress. The rider was arrested and the car was turned over to Its owner. Templeton was sentenced to 10 days at tha city quarry In Municipal Court yes terday morning. REVIVAL BEGINS TODAY Chicago Evangelist lo Open Cam paign In Irebyterlan Church. Kcv. John Balcom Shaw, evangelist and pastor of th Second Presbyterian Church of Chicago, will deliver his first lecture In Portland tonight at th First Prosbyterlsn Church. Twelfth and Ald-r streets. He w-lll meet this after noon with the Presbyterian clergymen of Portland and outline his plsn of campaign for his two weeks' revival. opportunity will bs given tha min isters of Portland to suggest to Mr. Shaw plans of campaign. Two meetings a day will ba held at th Kirst Presbyterian Church, after n'ooc and evening. Each noon, ex cepting; Saturday and Sunday, ha will r!v lecturea to men at tha Young Men's Christian Association audito rium. Mr. Shaw has been delayed by lata trains and will not arrive In Portland until early thla morning. VAGRANCY ISJjOT PROVED Judge Holds Itesldence In Question able Place Not Evidence. Acrimonious remarks passed between Municipal Judce Taswell and Ieputy City Attorney Bulttvan. in Municipal Court yesterday, when th court refused to lis ten to sul!lvan's contention that th act of residing In a house of Ill-repute mad on a vagrant. Paul Morette wa th defendant on trial. H waa arrested last Saturday night by Patrolmen McCarty and Wellbrook. In cempany with thre notorious women, al Kaat Third atreet and Hawthorne avenue. All of tha women wera convicted, one of them being fined . another f.3 and a third, who ahowed a marriage certifi cate, received a auspended sentence, in consideration of her having two young children. Though It was admitted that Morette. who U a granite-cutter. Uvd in th house. Judge Tsswell held that a cas had not been mad out against him. YE OREGON GRILLE. H'enabrl llendler. th boy wondr pianist, now Oiling his first ngagement In trs City of Portisnd. will rendr a number of his populsr selections during luncheon at Y Oregon Grill. WHERE T0 DINE. All tha delicacies of th season at th Portland Restaurant. Fin prlvat a part In ants for ladle $ Wash- asr tta at. Plant ffibaoa rosea. Pbon SeUwood Mfc GOWNS TOO MANY Trunk Overflows So Actress Holds Role. STUNT PROVES SUCCESS Idea. Seize Varna Yams Girl. With Whom to Think In to Act and Chorns Profits by Iler tack of Practicability. BT LEONE CA83 BAEH. "Old clothes to sell! Old clothes to sell!" The cry came from one of the prettiest mouths Imaginable and a pair of wonderful topai-colored eyes gleamed mischievously while their owner, the Yarna Yarns lady at the Helllg-. proclaimed the fact that she wss holding an suction. It was after the matinee yesterday Ileaale rilfford. Who Awetlona Snrplua Wardrobe, After Selling Traak Too Soea. a afternoon, and the brand new ward robe trunk an expressman had Just left In Miss Clifford's room was the motive for the enforced sale. Having; a new trunk. Miss Clifford Immediately sold her old theater trunk and sfter it had been carted away, she found to her dismay that the resplendent new one would not hold all her clothes by sev eral. So the fascinating. If impractical little maid, sat down and cogitated rapidly. With Miss Clifford to think Is to act. A fat Idea grappled with her and she solid it. Boon her walls were hung with pretty gowns, bits of dnlnty lin gerie, an evening wrap, a handsome white fox muff and scarf hung over a chair, bonnet", veils, shoos, gloves, even heirs and pretty collars were luld out so aa to show their best points ad van -tagetusly. Illue Kimono la Attire. Thought I'd do It all up brown while I was at It." smiled the auctioneer, as clad In a trailing blue kimono, she pinned bits of rl'cr bearing absurdly low-price marks on the various gar ments. Then she went out Into the high ways and bywaye of the chorus ranks and announced her sale. Shriek of delight echoed all over the place, and soon the star's dressing room resem bled nothing so much as a bargain counter Monday, three doxen women haggling and bickering over the same deelrable. "May I taka this upstairs snd try It ooT' cried one. "Whst waist measure is this. Miss Clifford?" "Do you think I would dare wear this shade of pink with my hnlrr asked another. "It's such a bargain." answered Mlas Clifford to the Inst, "you can afford to change your hair." Only the slender had legitimate pass port to participate In Miss Clifford's sale. The over-plump girls, or those whose hips had not been correctly laid away, gnashed their teeth in Impotent rage outside the charmed circle of dainty maids who moulded themselves Into the lama lady's discard. Miss Clifford Confesses. "It Isn't that these things are renlly old," continued the heud sales person, as she mulllnely exchanged her pretty things for hastily written I. O. U.'s. but you see. I've got to have room In my trunk for the clothes I really need and want, so I'd better give up the oldest ones first. All the girls in the company are clever needlewomen. Somehow It seems to be a necessary part f their equipment for chorus work to be able to sew and remodel. I'm no shining example of domesticity, but I can put on hooks snd eyes yes, or a patch If It's needed." The sale lasted half an hour. When the last garment had been examined, and held up for careful measurement against the gown of the would-be pur chaser, only the lovely white furs re mained. "Well. I guess I'll raffle 'em off," said the danseuse. "I'll run the chances from one to let-me-see " Resste was cogitating again. A knock at the door of her dressing-room broke the commercial agltallon going on in side her pretty head. A hurriedly whispered conversation. "My wife told me shout them furs sha says." the rest spoken very low. Interrupted by a smiling. "Why yes. to be sure." from Miss Clifford. A rapid exchange of furs and another I. O. V. "He wants them for his wife." Ex plained the worst saleslady I ever met. "and while, of course I didn't get near what they're worth, still I've made the sale. They were very soiled anyway." she added, aa If a qualm had aelzed her feminine soul. Then the gener osity for which Bessie Clifford Is known far and near asserted Itself. "Anyway his wife looked lovely In those furs. I'm not bit sorry I sold "era." C. K. HENRY. HOME AGAIN Los Angeles Dooming; San Francisco Joyous Over Fair. Charles K. Henry has returned from a thre weeks' trip to California, bavlng spent the time In Los Angeles. Santa Barbara and 9an Francisco. I Angeles as booming." said h. yes terday, "snd more than 1000 tourists a day are arriving. The city has a tre mendous ass't In Its oil fields, which are adding greatly to local capital. "I was in San Franclero th day the news came that Congress had acted favorably on th city's claim for th Panama exposition, and the way the peo ple celebrated waa Immense. A great many business concma felt that Lhlr 1 : ' ' v:v:..' ; . . a- A i . . --CM i t ' . ' " t t . . . . a '- - ... - - i i very existence almost depended on get ting the fair. In San Francisco I con ferred with the Thompson estate people regarding some details of the construc tion of the Multnomah Hotel." ARTISANS TO SEE PLAY Fraternal Order to Give Theater Party at Buker Monday. It Is Just a year since the United Arti sans gave their first theater party, at 4he old Baker Theater, when the Baker Stock Company was playing "Merely Mary Ann." It proved so enjoyable that the Artisans voted to make it an annual event and have Just completed arrangements with Manager Baker for the second party, which will take place at the new Baker Theater next Monday night, when the paker Stock Company will present the powerful business drama, "The Great John Ganton." Tho Artisans comprise one of the strongest fraternal orders in the West, having a membership In Portland of nearly 6000. snd this year 20 of the as semblies will participate. Monday will be Artisans' night at the Baker. The order has bought BOO seats and an nounces that any member of the order In the city desiring to attend the per formance can secure any number of seats he wishes by calling at the supreme of fice, 621 Beck building, on or before next Saturday. "LINCOLN" IS DINNER TOPIC George A. Knight to Be Principal Speaker Saturday Xight. George A. Knight, well known as mi orator, will be the principal speaker next Saturday evening at the Lincoln dinner to be given In the Commercial Club rooms by the Republican Club. Mr. Knight gives California as his resi dence, although hie home is in San Francisco. His sabject at the dinner will be "Abraham Lincoln." JudKe George T. Reid, of Taeoma, is sched uled to talk upon "Lincoln, the Self Kellant Man." Judge H. H. Northup will deal with the "Boys of '61." Dr. Andrew C. Smith will respond to the subject "The State of Oregon." and Robert Treat Plait will deal with "The City of Portland." The music Is to be furnished by tho Republican Club Quar tet. Those desiring to secure their tickets may do so Friday, at the Re publican headquarters. .127 Board of Trade Building, or from George T. Wil ls! t. at the Northern Pacific passenger office, northeast corner of Third and Morrison. WOMAN SWOONS AT PLAY Immediate Snrglcal Operation Found Necessary by Physicians. Momentary excitement was created at the Baker Theater, Tuemlay night, when Mrs. Thomas Taylor, a prominent woman of Aberdeen, fell In a faint, in the midst of on of the acta of "Billy." She was carried out of the theater and was sent hurriedly to St. Vincent's Hos pital. Dr. Ooghlan was called and found that an Immediate operation waa neces ssry. Mrs. Taylor had for some time been suffering from an affliction of the mastoid bone, which eniddcnly became acute while she was at the play and caused her to swoom. The operation brought Immediate relief and she is re covering. Gambllng-IIou-ie Is Kalded. Early last night Patrolmen Shaffer and Johnson, working In plain clothes, raided a Chinese gambling house at 96 ft Second street. They arTested Joe Jung. J. Mack. Chonk Yung, Horn Low, Sam Lit and Ah Sing. Joe Jung was charged with conducting a gambling establishment. He was released on de positing $100 cash ball. The others were required to deposit $50 each. This Is the second time within a month that the premises at 951, Second street have been raided. On the previous occasion Judge Taxwell fined the proprietor $35 and the others $15 each. The Ivers & Pond Pianos institutions and 60,0u0 discriminating homes. Some Special Bargains . . . i v. . 1 ....j ..Van In Wa have a number or old-lime manes, iub'j uo j i. ..... r player pianos that we will close out at one-half their os?. Quoting price, wouldnot Indicate 1" change for rJ? nai.?"V- .r:nlV,no:torealze their value. If WUllld ll,v - r a. fin bargain ran unto. P1A.NOS FOK RET, Hovenden Piano Co 106 Sixth Street, next to Perkins Hotel S. Attmatt & Qln. ANNOUNCE THAT CATALOGUE No. 103. FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS. IS NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AND A COPY WILL BE MAILED ON REQUEST. - Jiftlj Acrnur, 3411? anh 3511? tmta. Krm flark. $40,000 RAISED BY ELKS CEXKRAIi CAWASS OF CITY TO BE MADE NEXT WEEK. Committee to Secure 19 12 Conven tion of Order to Meet Friday to Make Arrangements. With $40,000 of the proposed $125,000 fund for entertaining the Grand Lodge of Elks here In 1912 already guaran teed the 1912 convention committee of the Portland Lodge, No. 142. of Elks will meet Friday night to decide on final arrangements for the general canvass of Portland to ' be held next week. All of the members of the conven tion committee and the subcommittees named last week are urged to be In attendance at this meeting, for It Is desired to make a thorough and con sistent campaign In as short a time as possible, and every committee will be expected to be present Friday night and to follow the lines of the cam paign to be mapped out that night. The Portland Lodge has headed the subscription list with $25,000. and the Hotelmen's Association has added $10, 000. which, with the $5000 voluntarily contributed by a member of the order, swells the fund now guar anteed to $40,000. This leaves only $85,000 to be raised by a canvass of the city, and the Elks are sanguine over the prospects of raising this sum within record time. The meeting of committees is to be held promptly at 8 o'clock Friday night in the Elk's lodge rooiru Fish and Game to Be Topic. MADISON, Wis.. Feb. 8. In the Sen ate today a resolution was concurred in providing for an interstate confer ence on fish and game legislation In Madison, on February 21. Rock Springs Coal. The'beet house coal. Liberty Coal & Ice Co., exclusive agents. 25 North Fourteenth street. Main 1662. A.S136. ' aa : -1' Rosin soap hurts your clothes, and all yellow soaps contain from 20 to 40 rosin. Sunny Monday is white, will double the life of your clothes and contains not an ounce of rosin. Which would you prefer to use on your clothes a soap contain ing one-third rosin (a cheapening ingredient), or Sunny Monday, in which the cheap rosin element is replaced with expensive fats and vegetable oils which do the real cleansing and are kind to clothes? THE N. 1C FAIRBANK COMPANY CHICAGO HOLt-PROOF HOSIERY MKN WOMEN CHILDREN. The kind advertised in the Saturday Evenlnr Post. For saie uj Sole Agents. The Apollo Player Piano Leads The World Jl'ST A WORD. The Apollo needs no word of commendation to the person who has heard it. If you want the best call in and see. hear and try the Apollo. Tou will be satisfied. Daily dem onstrations. FIXE PIAXO TUNING- Get Acquainted With Stone IBroSo The highest grade of tailoring the fin est of imported woolens the skill and taste of the best -workmen are yours when you order your suit from Stone Bros. We 're ready to take your order. Eeady to fit you to perfection Avith a suit built to match your individuality. There 's a good reason for buying here INTRODUCTORY PRICES $30 TO $50 This is our temporary location, and to introduce ourselves to Portland's particu lar men our opening prices are about 25 per cent less than they'll be later. Nothing less than $40 then. N LADIES' TAILORING DE PARTMENT IN CONNECTION Mr. M. N. Ungar, Designer Temporary Location "CLOTHES The 9SBlLJUlsjiJllsJr VasassMSeasj Un H - - W tttt .Si ViiMabsasaassssi "Just Say" C-30RLEC5i'S It Means Original and Genuine MALTED EV2ILK The Food-drink for Ail Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with thp weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grnin. powder form. A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no mbstitute Ask for HORLICK'S. SIT" Others are imitations. Painless Dentistry Is out prlda -oar hobbr our atadr for rears and Bowourauoeeaa. and ours is the best painless work to ba fonnd amwhere, no matter how much 70a ... . rmMM our Prices. V4 wa noun piste inn J brl Use work for out 4 of- town patrona ia one amy u anirsu. Patnlpse extraction bridge work is order, ed. Consultation Irea. MolarCrownt $5.00 22kBridraTMth4.0!) Gold 'Ullngs 1.00 Enamel Flllinn 1-00 Silver Fillinn .50 Good Rubbor M . pi.t,i 5.00 Best Rod Rubber Plates 7.50 Palnleti Eitr'tion .50 mmmf KITHODI s. rv - BX. W. L Wlit, Pnasm in Muuui All work full? snaranteed for fifteen years. Wise Dental Co.,ic Painless Dentists Filling Bulldinc, Third snd Wsshington PORTLANO. 0R& OUiee Bears: li.M.tetML Swears, te X Vim, Energy And A Keen Exhilaration RESULT FROM A BATH WITH HAND SAPOLIO In hot weather It revives your energies' nd stimulates the skin to healthy action. "The Bath Refreshing" i All Grocers and Druggists 304 Washington Street BUILT RIGHT' most remarkable growth of our Printing and Manufacturing Plant is due to the quality of our work. Quality work attracts qual ity customers. Kilham's has a quality following. KILHAM PRINTING CO. Fifth and Oak Streets. Mendota Coal Is a good coal. It proves in the burning. It is the excep tion that anyone buys a trial ton who does not re-order. The re-orders are building np a big Mendota business. Phones: A 3887, Marshall 2635, or Order From Your Dealer Today Neth & Company Collectors Established In 1900. How about those old accounts 35 Worcester Bids Portland, Or. California Metal Plating Works A. Methlvier. prop. colo. ;n,VER. brass and wickei. PLATING. Metal Coloring: a Specialty. 24S SECOND STBEZT. Main 711a Portland. Oreaooj V