Morning Oregonian., February 13, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

the MonxixG QREnoyiAy. mosdat. February 13. ion.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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ta m j' . M
Oii ttt W. C. T. I. Iirrm-rt Ot-irra.
Tim "i.antjr homtn'i t!irltln TrnPr
anra L'ni'.n will b"U lt et-on.I r1uf
t'onal tnatltuta tomorrow In the Hi.
tiapti-t burt. In Jt. Johns. b
I soiiu At l A. M. Vra. llallol. toun
tr priant. will praaU iMnr topl-a
tll t eonaM-ra.l. at f ! "i'IJJ
i-hul f -r TfpriK." Mr. r 1
1 -!. -Ilw t Malta our :.ltrafire
I frtmiit of Orat-t Velu. ilr.
1U O. Hall H!m. U'hU atu.tr. Mr.
..tnr rntur: -Work With Kor-
n fpaakma- ror!. Mr I N.
alkr: -KcUtlora of i)rewH Labor
t Trr.prri'- Kf'r-n." adJraaa bjr
Mrs L AUtlton. .National lo-turr
vt th W. C T 1". labor drartmrnt;
dMrtiniil imn.uro. "What t na
Tiln l lh lt Important to I1"
J,t Now In Mr IPr:mnt." arral
rkr f t.-u!rtn wt.l fn:low rti
far-r. TUm Tnlnc will r'n or
! aa ntrrulnmfnt In t'ia f-rtn of a
matrons all mlal cni-t In charca
f Mri W.-trt llotKton. All who
ttfi4 ara rvuta to brln t.ilr not
arr' ial tlil"n will ta l.rlj In
Milwaukia. t"a pulurh rn th aoutn
1I of na cttr. to auhmit a " r a I Im
portant chartar a-ian-lmantai Tl.a prln
tlral .nanJncnt l ! r:la rri'CrT
nwnara to taka atrarla- of lh bond
t"a" In t ' cotlrunin of awra
an-l atraia. but prln-lpai:r ! Itir
f:M thta t.ir ar aoma ot.iar
a lnr nmaffj nttnlj to triaka I h rhrrr
afrarctva. It waa fonn-l lat jrrar that
tia rhartar dIJ nt parmlt tii property
nri nvo tua bonfire n't whan
lhr ramo ta nk atnalo atrt Im-p-evapnaDta.
i larca contract
lat. whl-a t.l ta bo ci!.i off. It la
prnpoal to pTa airral of t ia prln
r.:J alrcara of Miiwauklo with feac-n-!am
durlna! tao prrT.t jraar tf lha
arranJra-nta rarrjr Mimr Mrrlb nnd
tha praaant fur Coun-ll ara aupport
Ir.g too aman-lmanla. nnd It la thousbt
toal ISay carrr.
CnLrnu lmiDon lutx lltu I'r J. II.
Xolt. who la ors'.n tha I-Halatura
t approrrlat Vot to maka ur)
rrojia tno I'olumbU for a brllc. a
artAint tsaturajir that H.a bill la haM
la ttit aiajrt ar.4 nt'int eommtttao.
llo nra tho naoaitr for ir'.im on
tuia mrtaart and ir that Waaiiinarton
la raa'lr to appropriat a Ilka auro to
j. .In with Orafcon In maklnc tUa pra
llmiCArjr urTTi n.I rtltrt tor a
brilso ai-rcua tho folurabia rirrr. "Wo
Ba. this br'.tlica ba-llr now." ald Nr.
Nolfa. "an.l wiil ncaj It mora In Ba
jura, tklrh U about til" tlmo It will
taka to arat tha brl !r. sucri a brMsa
would b a rt thine for both atata
a rut cut oft a tratrandoua iiikm now
ln-urrad br tha fTTT. bal'l tha Imi
of tltna. If tha llUtura act. now
a cn ha tha briJtra in Bra rar "
!rLJ.- TuT 1 1 rxxinrr Two nior.tra
aco jjniao Kt.novl. X a Srrlan laborar.
I.t bla l"iltn( b-xi br thrft from
a Norttt Knl rotjmms hou. T'.ar
tar tplo dVtai-t.! ha mtiwlna; boot
upon taa ft af Ni"k Sa-Uirr. an Au
a'.rlan. whom ha chant-rj to paa on
t a at r et plao at on.t rauard Ni k a
arraat. Tato month of contlnaou
amr to aomo tiltnl. tlrtroyrd
tra inilnld-allty of tha boola a Sy;o
rTUnira. trirm. but on on or tha
tKi a a Cut w-li-h ha hn4 Inflicted
a.tt.1 an a. Saddiar a-lmlttaj that h
had porrfc.d th boo l a In a aecond
hand atora ahort'y a.'tar tha t!n '
r:vanT.-!i aaid U loat l. rm Am b
atr.cd to b an Innocent purrhar.
ha wa allowaj to go. upon promlie
of ;ljfjinc tha rl!itful owrcr.
VuTiw T' rni'H 0t .-ltJ4JI
f ti-iLL A ni mr-tii ; of th citiicn
f arnon. WwhIUhii and vlclnlti'
ill b hell tom-ht In l.un.l) hall.
rna and IUt Mtrnth trt. to
consider ai'l adnra th niovamtnl fr
tha r-all of Counrllman Kllla. Th
g.-aral er (luratton for lha entire
la n-uU ditru t III b conUtered
at thia tnwlin. Th paopl who ha
called tUl maetlEC ar oppoeed to
makins t'olumhl louh th end of
tr.o Vernon aeiaer Some of fie vro,er
It camera In th W ollJn dlstrlrt ara
urrinc that rris rot wanted
t.rr at present and t(it cr'l
a;xid nouh for me time. Tlila riear
may bo prente.J at t'' meeting.
Ptri-rt t.UTrt rr rati-rrn Den
ntr fhrlfT Ix-irh left )rlrdir for
anyon City, to brlna; t thl city
Mar -al' J. and Kr.m I'autt. on.ler
arrest ther on a chars' of awtnditnc.
a'leved to ha been committed In thia
city. About four la will bo required
f vf th trip. I"eli-f will tro by war
of r!kr and them oer th Si implT
Vaiiey railroad to Train "lty and by
a: a.- to dnjoa Oi). retrains the
m rout.
Join r. I'.tjkisi'Bt.t.' rfrAt. Itrtji.
Th funeral crlr of Jokn W". Hlt-d-U.
r ho lived at th horn of hi "on.
1'')t Vnlon avenu Nrth. wer ftel i ye
terday afternoon from Z'll r- Hyrne'
-a?el and th I'ortUnd t'rematorlum.
II waa a natir of New York. wa
year of and bad been a re:drnt of
I'ortland fr tft p-t II month. His
on la a real tAt dealer of thia ctty.
M.israTttxA Slims.i Vmwiit Wll
1 am t'Vny. pre!Jent. announce that
th mcetlnc of th Mnlarllla Iloard of
Trad tomsbt at th corner of Kat
tenty-stith street and VUL aronu
will b rroal Important. II says h has
an Important matter t submit t the
cKlJen rf tha dia'rlrt. Al' th Mount
llo.: Hi'.rod frnchl will b up for
consideration at tais mecilr.e.
Si Yoas: f-irrT Vtrn TitmrT
T' Nw York Stat Society of iir(ra
t:i art meet en Tuesday nIOl a
esuat. but wit! ba at fhrlstensen s
owr fcaM. fUertl and Taaih.l'.l
at -eat a. en ThursO-ir rlsht. when a
short prorramm w!!t b rtn and
I ht refreshment wl'.l be evryed. All
ew Yorker ar welcome.
CrrriBJie- Ui-irt Mcirra. Ta ritliene
Iasu of Mount r!ctt wiil hold an
Important mcctlnar tomorrow rUaSJt In
t:: hall at I-atirelwood to consider a
Dumber of local question. Inrludlrtr,
lactr.C HcalA. water and Br proteo-
tioo.
THtiTCl P.TT PLA!CXt-T fnrteA
Artisan wl.l r taeater party to
thl at the liaker In honor of tho
Artisans ifcurlne nw benefit member
lnc December I. Th play will b
r..iubert Bros." splendid ucc, Th
Ortal John Canton."
A S.v. r'" TortLmd Ifpm TV'ephona
bnc! with o per cent stock. H-vX T
Or'"' -
Ism WtTra Ttas-aiaijia. C Chrutaa
aaa. Id flo Corbatl bids. Tak aiaealor.'
Z)v B. C Bacwx. XTxa, Ft a; Manjuaja. J
Iorcaj Buin ro Cajna. Rv. J. R.
KnoOell. superintendent of th Oresroo
Antl-Sa.loon Iaua. pok at tha l"nl
tarian t'hurch last nlitht. H aald
tour-fifth of all th cnlldren in th
Orearoa Hefurm School ar thr be
cause their parents drink liquor. Thre
fourtbs of the 70 inn In th Peniten
tiary ar ther as a result of th liquor
traffic, b ald. and btwn ll and
47 per crnt of tho In th Salem In
sane Asylum ar ther from th sam
cause. II said b bad letters from
physlc'an In Los Anaele. San Fran
cisco, I'ortland and fieattl showln
that two-third of th d!aas they
treat ar caused, either directly or n
Clreetly by ll.iuor. "The Shadow of
Ai Hottle." wa Mr. Knodell s subject.
JIoToncrrxa 8t Hwo Ahrcst 1
IL Kauffman wa arrested at Unnton
by Iputy Constat! Boyd, on a war
rant cr.arnlne: larceny by mbesxle
roent. ecurd by r. It Elton, an auto
mobli d-aier. Kauffman boustht a
tnotnrcycl from Klton and dlpod
of ll befor all th Installments wcr
paid. M y that th machln brok
down and tsat h traded It for a calf,
which h irar to hi father. As h
prfcse In wiUlnitness to pay th
li remaining due on th motorcycle,
the prosecution may b iropped. KaufT
rrn wa released upon Ills recogr
Mianct until this mornlnsr.
Hwis Air rtcK-trrr Ktax-rs-Th Pwls
Aid Sclely held It annual meetln
)-.ter.Iay In Swls halt. Third and Jef
ferson atreet. and elected th follow
In ofli.ers: President. Peter Itoth;
l.-prsl.lent. Kudolph Jlochull;
treasurer. A.'emar Vullleumler: -ratary.
. Hlrcher: trustees. Charles
Trfer. flrlch M.rhel and Itobert Uue-tik-fe-.
Tt -lety had In '
nie.nbera. It la purely a charltabl
oricanixatlon. asslstln; Swlsa nw-cora-ers.
a well as om fa--uliles """J
In; assistance: last year It enl I0
to th flood sufferers In Swltserland.
a-M.-t Vixx. t"nor E. I- Mill.
member of the Civic Council appoint
ed to father th Mil rerulallnc school
In district of over I0.0 puptia. said
yesterday that a lart number f Port
land men wiil b In Kalem at I o clock
toma-nt. wh-n th bill come up beror
tl.a Muitn.mah deletatlon at th LeK
Islalure for liearlnir. This Is th bill
tl.at was lntroduce.1 Ihromti th ef
fort of th Cirlc "ounrll and was ap
rrored by a commute consltln of
W T. loster. ITesl.i-nl or tn ueej
Institute. It W. Montasu and llarrl-
n . I'latt.
Ctti.vKsa Miti A kKs-rrt Jsrk
sr - .--Kin. -a maaher. was arrested
at th tnlon Station, by Patrolman
Itancy. lat fturny niajni. n
at.
d arrest unui io viuvs-
1 ..i.i a wall. Tounc. It
bn
I
rharaed. waa lolterlna about th ta
Hon. aecklrc a n.eetita: with a youn
woman In th dlnlna; room, and had all
th women In that department t.rror-
1 it. . . intm l atetl. and need
bua'lT lansuas to th offlcor. flsht-
Ina; yla-orouaiy unui auou-w-i.-.
w o..a I-n Caowrj Pan
nle
.- .a ntironi In th re
ort of Penny Iem. Bemiw -
I-
der ireet. lai paiuruay Mia- -
. iT.....ien fireman, sudden
n
draw a rerolrer and fired a hot amon
them. No on wa nit. ii" u". .
1 t altemnt ta BhoOt aj
y
m ,. .hot In a aplrlt c
of
mlx-hlef. II waa 7 ,
1 . ,Kmd with belna-
rnan
drunk and with diacharjlnc flraanna.
Ma. luioKta Nor TO PbaT- Mra.
rMlth If til-Hooker, whom Henry Oood-
ell say n cnBnn.1,
1 u.n - sld yesterday he
sua 1. 1 uu .... -
had Tt hrT no challenge, and
furthermor tnai ne uia
. rf.h.i. with him. "I don't think;
U s worth wh'le." sh said. Mra Hook
er h Just rinlshed a series Of meet
In: l Immanuel Uaptlst Church.
CirmxnT Ht ax 1 Winn HtriU'iso.
lr in a chimney In th Winter build
. " . ...nu. and Kaat Uarls
lnK v v. . .. -
street yesterday called out th depart
ment, but no damag was don to th
bulldlnc
Trs! Trs! r.otu:"; Fkatio ai in
Oaka. afternoon and Tnlnc; band
muwe.
YVooaTKn's VAkicrT lroa. Wash.
BAN UPOtlCHifEURS
DIUVI-KS VMiWl ! VtKS TO
bj: immhiiiutkd.
Pollf WHI lnrlit Ac and
QuallfU-atlori of Youtlis and
, btop Rx.Ui Speeding.
Chauffeur under 15 years of ae ar
tn be eliminated from Portland street
ss th result of a reouet by th City
Auditor of th Chief of Police In a
communication received at poll.- Id
quirter eterday. Th letter call,
attention to th ordlnanc forblddin
anyn under th as of 11 years to
operate, automobile or Ilk vehicle.
Th Ctty Auditor hold, that th ordi
nance applies enually to motorcycle.
Chief of I'oilc Co .aid that h
would act niin th matter Immediately
and cause the arrest of any minor un
der the of 1 found operating-
vehicle of either kind.
Many complaint, liar been lodg-ed
wth the officer aatiit youthful
chauffeur. lackln not only .kill and
knowled; of the law. but taklns;
desperate chances and menacing life.
It I sale) that om of th professional
chauffeur, who .tanils on th atreet
ar the haunts of your.; klrls. ar
amenable to this provision of th ordl
nanir. l"ntll th attention of the poll,-,
wa cal'ed to th matter the curb
on (tlxth atreet and other favorite
tands wer often Pned with youns;
It I r la. even at late hour of th nl.ht.
drawn thither by th presence of youns;
chaaffeura. Thoun checked, th vll
still continue. It I said. dplt th
v.ei'.anc of th officers.
Th new order will affect many m
sencer and delivery boy, who us
motorcycle In their work. Pew of
them are of les;al aire and many com
p.aints have been made to th police
of th recklessness with which they
speed throus-h tl congested district.
A th number, c.rrled on the. ma
chine ar Indistinct It has been diffi
cult to cau any arre.ts. though th
Infraction, ar very numerous.
In connection with th nforeement
of th aT limit It I e.pected that
other qualification of chauffeur, will
b locked Into, with the result that
some license, mir be revoked. Cnder
Uie provision, of the ordinance habitual
users of uruc. or Intoxicant, and those
afflicted with epilepsy or heart dlaeas
ar barred from operating- automobile.
Nrc'.ect to carry proper number and
failure to provide a white llrht In the
rear of the car. shlnlrc upon th num
ber, ar other Infraction that will be
taken up by th pollc at Lh sam
time.
WHERE JO DINE.
AJ th tfellcacte) of tha season at tha
FertJaaJ Restaurant. Fin private apart
mania for lad:. YVash near tia at
CARD OP THtXKS.
T wish to express) my gratitude
towards those friends who extended
their ympthy durma- my recent sad
bereavement "Not dead, but sleepeth."
W. ELD KR.
Cough Flop Is sur. Plummers. !
Third street
riant aQbaoa rvaeav lnaUre4 ,
E TO BE GUEST
Press Club Will Entertain El
bert Hubbard.
"FRA" WILL BE QUIZZED
rMloaophrr of Kt Aurora Must
Tell Newspapermen of Portland
YVIicre and In What Way
H Got His Imputation.
Elbert Hubbard, the long-haired see;
Of Kasl Aurora, will b honored with
a reception at th Portland Tress Club
Thursday afternoon. Just why Hub
bard Is always called a ".age" has
never been explained. Even th au
thors of dictionaries give th word
two mesnlng. On definition Is "a
.uffrutlcos lablat plant with grayish,
green foliage, much used In flavoring
meats." Another definition say. "a
man of gravity and wisdom; especially
a man venerable for years, and of
ound Judgment and prudence." A.
ubbard haa never been classified, the
public Is left to Judg to which fam
ily h belongs.
At tho close of tha performance at
ti.e Orphum Theater next Thursday
afternoon the patrol wagon will be
backed up to th tage door and Kra
Klbertu. will b escorted to the Pres.
Club In the Elk. building, unles. the
driver, through fore of habit travel,
the usual direction.
The reception will be "Royrroft." and
each member of the club will endeavor
to look like Kast Aurora, immediately
after entering the club Hubbard will
be qulsxed by the .teward. If he an
swers the first question .atlsf.ctorlly
but what', the use. Hubbard always
answers a steward In a white apron
satisfactory, and gives htm the change
besides.
The Press Club wants to know how
It la that Hubbard was not exhibited
In vaudeville years ago, and. If lie
can not tell, he will be required to
explain how he hypnotlied shrewd
theatrical managers to ever accept his
art Kra Klberms also has a reputa
tion, and he will be' required to tell
how he got It.
Tor the last 10 or 1 years Klbert
Hubbard has been shouting at the out
skirts of Buffalo. "Art Is the expression
of Joy In work." If this be true, and
Hubbard saya It Is. this reception will
be about th most artistic affair th
saga of East Aurora ever experienced,
for every member of th club ha been
taking great delight In -working his
head off' trying to ascertain how It
happens thst Hubbard 1. hailed an
art lat and never work. There will be
many more thing, the newspspcr frs
ternlty of Portland wants to know
from Hubbard at close range, and ther
will b no escape.
All that Is learned about Hubbard
will be kept a secret within the walls
of the Press Club, and all that In
learned from him will be placed among
th "wnt ads" of th dally papera.
SAG
Record of Healthy
(FROM APRIL 12, 1906, TO DECEMBER 31, 1910)
Premium
Income.
Tear.
190G.
1907.
11108.
1900.
1910.
$ 25,474.00
53,211.00
ao:2.oo
118,304.00
155,849.00
Every Oregonian has a right to feel proud
of
This Unmatched Record
of
Better Yet-
again surpassing its wonderful
record of the past.
In January, 1911, 0lcS2BLtf? did a
larger business than in any
other month since organization
Best of All February gives every promise
of being better than January.
Oregonians Are Loyal to OECgonLif?
A. L. Mills
President
Just what will be done to Hubbard Is
another of the dark secret, of the club,
but It will be enough, and be will prob
ably be able to finish his engagement
In Portl-id.
OREGON BECOMING KNOWN
Middle We Aroused by Exhibits
Shown In Great Northern.
Continued enthusiasm and Interest on
th part of Eastern people greet the
Oregon exhfblt car of the Great North
ern Railway, now on a tour through
Indiana. Illinois and Iowa.
The departure of residents of those
states for Oregon as a result of the
knowledge gained by visits to the car
1. expected to be heavy and steady the
next eight months. Hundreds of fam
ilies will enter this state after learn
ing of the wonderful Industrial advan-
Byrss Frederick noon. Killed
la Streetcar Accident Satur
day. tares of Oregon through the Great
Northern display.
The Oregon car. after being on exhi
bition at the Minnesota Stale Fair,
started out from Chicago on November
21 and hns since vlslied the following
cities and towns: Michigan City, Ind.;
Three Oaks, Buchana. Nile.. Dowaglac
necatur. Laston. Kalamazoo, Gales
burg. Battle Creek, Marshall. Albion,
Jackson. Mason. Inslng. Hudson and
YValdron. Mich.: Alvordton. YVest Unity.
Bryan. Sherwood. Pauling, Scott Ohio
City. Rockfnrd. Y'an YVert. Cellna, An
sonla 8t Henry and Greenville, O.;
Cambridge City. Now Albany. Ijifsy
ette. Brookaton. Crawfordsvllle. iJido-a-a,
Greencastle. Gosport Bloomington,
Bedford. Mitchell. Paoli. Salem. Frank
fort Colfax. Greenwood. Seymour.
Scottshurg. Jeffersonvllle. Fhelbyvllle,
Ru.hvtlle, Columbus. Edinburg, Frank
lin, Rockville and Terre Haute. Ind.;
Paris, Oakland. Areola. Arthur. Loving
ton, Lecatur and Maroa, 111.
Kock prtng. Coat
The best hous coal. Liberty Coal A
Ice Co.. exclusive agents. 25 .North
Fourteenth street. Main 16C2. A 313.
Admitted
Assets.
'
t i
: v',. J I
" V"? I V bh. ' ' I
it . v -i
1 S ...--..,. ',. a
Surplus to
Policyholders.
Legal Reserve.
$104,997.00
125,208.00
159,643.00
220,133.00
298,290.00
3,1(50.00
18,713.00
$101,724.00
103,689.00
106,106.00
116,537.00
124,186.00
52,297.00
98,527.00
170,864.00
Orcgonllfc
The Only Life Insurance Company
Exclusively Oregon
-Notwithstanding this showing
of healthy growth, OrMLifc is
Home Office, Corbett Building,
L. Samuel
General Manager
HQUIHY ON TODAY
Streetcar Accident Will Be
Thoroughly Investigated.
CORONER TO HOLD INQUEST
Sliisundcrstandins of Orders by Mo
tor man Frederick Is Thought
to Have Let to Accident
Which Cost One Lrtfe.
Court of Inquiry will be held by offi
cials of the Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company this morning to deter
mine tho responsibility for the accident
at East Water street and Hawthorne
avenue,- Saturday afternon, in which
Bvron Frederick Boone lost h's life and
six others were Injured. In the mean
time, the disaster is tentatively ascribed
by the officials to a misnnderatanding of
orders on the part of Motorman Freder
ick, who construed an order from the
Inspector to move the car a short dis
tance to mean that he was to proceed
over the bridge.
Upon learning that there was a block
ade at First and Madison streets. In
spector Guth went to that point and
was informed that the car was "dead.
Understanding this in Its technical sense
of being without power, and not know
ing that there was any trouble with the
brakes, Guth ordered the "dead" motors
cut out and the others in. As the motor
man in charge of tho car was a new
man, he took Motorman Frederick, an
experienced man, from a Mount Scott car
and directed him to take the car for-
Frederick started the car and. Instead
of stopping further on. as Guth meant
him to, went on over the bridge. The
officials say that at that time only the
hand brakes were disabled, but that in
knocking about they also broke the air
brakes. ,
-Frederick certainly errea in
v. - . .A -01. nver the bridge." said
II1K IV " " " ' , .
r 1 m..n.iani Pnftwr vesteroay. out
111 inns all the facts in th
case until after the investigation tomor
row. .
Circumstances surrounding the deatn o.
Boone will be Investigated by a Coron
ers Jury at 4:30 this afternoon.
Mr. Boone had been a resident of Port
land for 40 years. He Is survived by
widow and two sisters, Mrs. A. H. Mor
- ,- oietnnn. Anartmenti
ran, liviiisj . . . - - .
In this city, and Mrs. Templeton. of
Salem. Funeral services win
ti.i .mHartakinff narlors at 2
H I nuimsu " .111
P. M. tomorrow, and the interment will
be at Lone Fir cemetery.
YOUR VALENTINE.
Tomorrow Is the day of all days,
when you should remember approprl
W. V" A" love. Park & Til-
ford's delicious confectionery. In dainty
and suitable boxes, win neip you win
your way to her heart. Buy them of
Slchel & Co.. 92 Third or Third and
Washington. .
Growth
No. of
Policies
In force.
Insurance
In force.
285
696
1,108
1,610
1,996
$ 624,000.00
1,514,000.00
2,262,307.00
3,266,949.00
4,270,605.00
Portland
Clarence S. Samuel
Assistant Manager
yea siiiiliBsss'
VBell SystejjX
A NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY WILL BE SENT TO PRESS
FEBRUARY 15TH, 1911. If you desire any chancre in your listing,
or a telephone installed, arrange for same immediately, as changes
received and installations completed after February loth will not ap
pear in the new directory.
The new directory will show a substantial increase in the number
of telephones, attesting to the increasing popularity of Bell telephone
service.
The value of the telephone directory as the best advertising
medium is fully recognized.
Communicate with f
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Main 8800.
7th and Oak
Quality
HEESSS3C3S1
Coal
taxsrasa AND i
Quantity
We can satisfy any household with the
following high-grade coals. They will
produce more heat, make less dirt and
burn. longer than any other same price
coals. It is well known without further
comment that KEMMERER, MON
TARA and genuine Gunn-Guealy
ROCK SPRINGS are the three leading
brands. Handled exclusively through
us. Your order will be appreciated.
CRYSTAL ICE
Corner East Seventh
PHONESi Eaat 244 B 1244
Uncle Sam
behind it.
He guarantees the purity, age and
full measure of every bottle of
whiskey that leaves our distillery.
The little green stamp, which he
places over the cork of every bottle,
is his final act of approval, made
only after test upon test has proven,
absolutely, that the whiskey is Gov
ernment standard
CTbod old.
Anil
BOT.TLEDlN.BONb
Take a bottle home with you. You'll need It.
ROTHCHILD BROS., DISTRIBUTERS, POHTLAXD, OKKGOX.
LOWRATEStoCAL
San Francisco, $5, $10, $12 and $15.
Los Angeles, $10.35, $21.50, $23.50 and $26.50.
Round Trips at Reduced Rates. All Rates Include Meals
and rertu.
NEW S. S. "BEAR" SAILS 4
M. G. SMITH, C. T. A.. 142 Third SI.
fnoneas jnaiu j. j-v.
F. W. BALTES
AND COMPANY
PRINTING
Main 163. A 1165
First and Oak Q
Traveling Salesmen
Do you want a clean, good paying
sideline T "Why not investigate f
NETH & CO.,
634 Worcester Bldg.
tfCHWAB PRINTING CO
tOsOUCITS YOUR PAT.R0 MACE
?i 8TAHr. ta Ir. a fci. j
Beck Building.
& STORAGE C?
and East Salmon Sts.
stands
w4
P. M. THURSDAY, FEB. 16
J. V. HANSOM. Ascent, Alnaivorllt Dock
J'lionra: Main A 123-1.
DAY AND NIGHT
One of tha largest beat equipped planta
In Portland offera you unexcelled servlca
at prices exceedingly low. When you want
CATALOGS, BOOKLETS, CIRCULARS, FOLDERS
OR ANT OTHER FORM OF
NT! RIG
It win be to your advantage to -consult us.
Our facilities g-uarantee best results. Cur
samples will convince you of our quality
PORTLAND PRINTING HOUSE CO.
fkauac A 22SU Uala SZSl, 2a Iijitf Sintt
Streets.
Mis
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