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TIIE 3IORNIXO OREGOXIA. FRIDAY, 3IAKCII 3, 1911.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Woowt to B iJsraovtSQ. A move
ment baa bean started to lay side
walks and grade out the streets of Ilia
eantrai portion ct Woodstock. Later,
when the property can bear the e
paose the streets will ba pared. Tlie
district Includes atreeta from I'Ml
Kovty-fourtM to East nfty-rtimt. The
.' - ,"0?W!., ' free lecture In the .uU.t-.num tonight at
ACTOaTOBIU TVTr.9 fEXTENCCD. With
the tap of one of hie care clipped
away by a bullet from Patrolman
Krey'e revolver. Omar Stroble appeared
In Municipal Court yesterday to answer
to a charice of stealing an automobile.
Mr. Edward Scott. Grace Maya. Kobert
Knglehert and Charlea Sundt, mem
bers of a "Joyrlde" party Stroble took
out In the stolen vehicle, were called
as witnesses In his behalf, but their
evidence was disastrous. Stroble sought
to show that they had plied him with
Intoslcants and then prevailed upon
him to steal the automobile, but all
denied the charge. Stroble was con
victed and sentenced to ISO days at
the rockpile.
Park Boakd Watts Mors Laxix The
Park Board Is negotiating for about
five acres adjoining- Sellwood Park
along" the bluff overlooking the Wil
lamette River. There are no difficul
ties In the way except over the part
on which stands the water tsnk from
which the Oaks Is supplied with water.
Tbta piece may be had. so It la mid. If
the city will permit the water tank to
remain, but there Is strong" objection
to this. If the strip the city l seeking
to secure is bought a boulevard will ba
built around the west side of Sellwood
park overlooking- the river.
Poo 8rnTixo Baixo Vo. County
Inspector Stanaberry haa found that much
of the spraying being done in the city la
not effective. He detected a maul spray
ing ye'srrday with a mixture that failed
to meet the required test. Mr. 8 lane
berry advised the owner of the yard that
the trers were not properly sprayed. Ths
man refused to spray with stronger pre
paration and the owner refused to ly.
Inspector S:anberry said that men who
do flrat-clasat spraying carry wun ir.em
an Instrument to show that they uae a
mixture of sufficient strength to be effective.
R. J. Campsbij. Wm. PrrAk. All sales
men of Portland Have been invitea oy
the educational department of the Young
Men's Christian Association to attend
district has tea formed at Woodstock
railed the East Thtrty-nlnth-etreet
district In which the afreets are to
be paved at a cost of 14.J- ilde
silki will be laid and streets graded,
the pavement to be made later. These
Improvements la Woodstock were pro
jected a year ago by the Woodaiock
Pus! Club, with the expectation thsl
sewers and other utilities should ba
laid before the hard-surface pavement
la put down.
Cros.irto.- to iMsrtiT Flax. Ths
congregation of Westminister Presby
tarlan Church will pass on the plans
prepared for the new stone edifice by
Ellis F. Lawrence, architect, next Sun
day night. The building will ba con
structed on ths block bounded by Han
rock. Schuyler. East Sixteenth and
East Seventeenth streets, for which ths
trustees obtained a deed last week.
The plana are of Qothlc dealgn and It
Is to coat Iti.OOO. There will be a
full cement basement. The main audi
torium will seat 1100 and the Sunday
school room will accomodate the same
number. Both rooms may be thrown
together. If the plans are accepted
by the congregation contractors may
begin conatructlon of the church
iUy l.
WoxAjt Accrsro as "Whits Slave."
Bel.e Marshall haa been arrested at
Lakevlew for alleged violation of the
white slave traffic law. Ieputy United
ffcaucs Marshal llammereiey will leave
for Portland with her today. Marl
Keed Is also unJer arrest, being held as
a witness. The Marshall woman la ac
cused of transporting the Keed girl
from Seattle to Lakevlew for unlaw
ful purposes.
Rev. Frvrox O. Griojbt Pcniim. The
funeral of Rev. Kenton G. Grlgsby.
who died at hla home. 713 East Couch
street. February JT. was held yealer
day afternoon from his late home, and
Interment waa In Roae t'I'.y Cemetery.
"Dr. Druery. principal of Philomath Col
lege, an old friend of Mr. Grlgsby. con
ducted the aervlcee and renewed the
life and services of his friend.
Masters iko LerrrRgRS Miht. The
Masters and Lecturers Association of
Multnomah County wLjl meet tomorrow
at 1 P. M. with Evening Mar orange
( o clock. The) speaker wU be R. J. Camp
bell, who Is connectel witn one oi ii.e
city's large mercantile Institutional His
subject will be "The Machinery of a De
partment Store and the Advantages Se
cured Through It." Thia Is one of sev
eral free lecture that the T. M." C A.
haa conducted for salesmen.
PROTKCDIXOS BtSOt-X TO FJTIMl STREET.
For the fourth time proceedings hare
been started to extend East Seventeenth
s'.reet through M day. from the norm
line or Midway Annex to the north line
of Yukon avenue In Weatmoreland. It
will be necessary to appropriate a full
block, or eight lot.e. to Lave the street
opened, and many Improvements must be
dwtroyed to.g'-t through. J. S. Foe. P. J.
Kelly and w. W. Terry, the viewers,
will hold their meeting March U to tlx
the damages and bene tits.
Arrests i.v Fkbri.-art NrxBitri 12FL Ar
rests msde by the police during the
month of February numbered LSI. of
whom 119: were males and i females:
4 were foreigners and CI were minors.
Cases of drunkennees were again last
month considerably leea than half of all
cases, which In former months was the
usual ratio. Eleven men were arrested
for living upon the Illicit earnings of
their wtveei The receipts of the Muni
cipal Court were tlji. Prisoners sent to
Unnton numbered UT.
P. V. Cbrrsy Is Dsuo-After lingering
unconscious for over three days, Patter
son V. Coffey, father of Dr. R. C. Coffey,
d'ed yesterday morniny at St. Vincent
Hospital, from complications following a
stroke of apoplexy last Monday, at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. H. E. Powell.
In Eugrne. Funeral services will take
place at Drain, next Tuesday. Mr. Cof
f?y came to Oregon from North Carolina
In 1L He was cs'years.otd. His family
surviving consists of two sons and three
daughters.
Gra.xd Jcrt to Report. Having
cleared up moat of the business coining
before It, the February grand Jury spent
yesterday v lulling public Institution, and
will report soon, probsbly today. Yester
day morning saw the wind-up of the In
vestigation of responsibility for the wreck
of a streetcar at the Hawthorne bridge.
In which B. P. Boone lost nisi life, and
It Is thought very probable that Indict-
In the hall on the Section Line road, i rnents will be returned against one or
Evsnlng Star Grange will hold Its I more streetcar employes.
Raior-Wiblder 3entE!cxd. Anthony
R. Thomas, who slashed three persons
regular meeting and In the forenoon
the third and fourth degrees will bs
riven and the lecturers' hour will bs
k tne afternoon.
Ham ax Coxpamt Resumes Work. The
llasaara Paving Company resumed work
on Mllwaukls street yesterday morning
and the general manager of ths com
pany. George M. Hyland. said that the
Improvement would be pressed forward
as rapidly as weather would permit.
Ths Improvement extends from Haw
thorne avenue to Holgate street, about
a mile.
Quarter Riocx fouo yog JCO.Onn. The
quarter block at the southwest corner
of Oregon street and Grand avenue waa
aold by the Oregon Real Eatate Com
pany to Hartmaa Stein, of the Stein
Rakery Company, for fZo.vo. The
ground. which la lc feet. was
bought for the site of a substantial
building. E. P. Mall negotiated the
sale.
Mnrtxo Pri-rt'Rg Trbater to Bbj Bcilt.
with a raxor In a rooming-house, at
41 North Fifth street, Wedneadsy night,
was unable to account for his actions
when arraigned to ths Municipal
Court yesterday. lis was sentenced to
serve to days' Imprisonment and to
pay a fine of tx on each of three
charges, ths sentences to run concur
rently. BiRUS Taijcs Brotx. Lenten Bible talks
given by Mrs. H. A. Thsxtrr at the
Young Women's Christian Association
will begin this afternoon at 4:15. Today's
topic la "Chrleg in the Home." Other
dales and subjects sre: March S. "Christ
by the Wavslde"; March 17. "Christ in
Society; Merch 24, "Christ In the
Church"; March M. "C'hriat In ths
Garden.' and j.prll 7, "Christ on the
Cross."
Rheumatism or IfXART Fatal. Follow
ing a suddn attack of Illness, resulting
from a severs cold. Mta Kate Cuslc. an
bs
F. G. t'rfer haa let the contract for I employs of Meier at Frank Company for
ths erection of a two-story reinforced years, died suddenly ye-terday morn
concrete building at the corner of Mil- . n " room lb Sheffield apart
waukle and Karl streets to Sylvester ! menta. where she waa taken hurriedly
Eastman for The lower por- I after swooning at her work. Rheuma-
of the building will bs a moving- l-m fv' " ln" cause i
oeatn.
Rabbi Wira to Speak. "Ths Real Jew"
will be RabCl W tee's topic at Beth
Isme.1. at S o'clock tonight. Tomorrow
t :0:J o'clock the topic will be "Games
and Pastimes of Mediaeval Jews." The
music will be under the direction of Mrs.
Ross Bloch-Bauer. Bible class Wednes
day. All men and women are welcome.
FROKBKX ASBOClATtO? TO MEET TODAT.
The regulsr meeting of the Portland
Froebel Association w ill bs held today at
S o'clock at ths Elizabeth K. Matthews
rail school, at Lucretia Court. Dr. Emma J.
jjj , ! Welly will talk on "How to Study
rtirusi a HwWQ inwfcitni ail wuuv aio ju-
vlted.
Shoes Pawned for Liquor. Having
pawned hla shoes In order to secure the
mesns of repeating the offense for which
he waa arrested Wednesday night, Bert
Gordon was tsvken to the police etatlon
yesterday afternoon In his hare feet. Us
was in an Intoxicated condition.
Classes In dressmaking and mtlllrwry
will open March and 7 at the Young Wo
men'a Christian Association. Inquire at
the association for particulars.
$5000 I .OA wanted from principal;
modern Weat Side residence. B 808.
Oregonlan.
Dr. A. Laiolaw. dentist, has moved
to 804-& Selling bldg.
Da. W. Arnold Lixosxt. 1C7 Selling
bldg. Marshall 748.
Dr. W. L Wood haa returned, Orego
nlan bldg.
DR. Amos, physician. 101s Selling bldg.
TITLES "IN DANGER
Court Ruling Affects Realty
Bought at Delinquent Sale.
0. K. JEFFERY WINS SUIT
tlo
picture theater and there will
halt on the second floor.
W. II. Jose Buried With Masoxic
Honors. Tne funeral of William II.
Jobes. who died Monday night, was
held yesterday afternoon at ths Scot
tish Rlts Cathedral under ths suaplces
of Doric Lodge, of St. Johns, and In
terment was In Rlvervlew Cemetery.
Tub T. M- C. A. automobile school has
a new modern garage and fully
equipped repair shop, at East Tenth
and Mill streets, and Is prepared to
overhaul and repair your car.
East 2il and let us explain our terra
Faroaix Ir Tares at Once.
Two Horses, weight nearly one thousand
each, good travelers; also, light hark,
with harness, all new. Will sell sepa
rately. Inquire room 300 Oregonlan bldg.
BCOOXD FLOOR Or WtLSOX BlTLDIXO.
Fourth street, between Morrison and Al
der. ifh to lease for a term of years.
Will bs vacant March S. Apply at
Goodyear Shoe Company. 14a Fourth.
Dr. J. T. Walls and Dr. J. W. Slfton
announce the formation of a partnership
March L 13! U with offices at aulte 904-&-S
Selling bhlg.
Osteopathic Specialist, rheumatism,
stomach, rervow diseases. Dr. W. Arnold
Lindsey. 17 Selling bldg. Marshall 74a.
Dr. LrRot Smith, osteopathic physician,
graduate Klrksvllle. Mo.. li: post gradu
ate. Y.T.; removed to 1122 Selling bldg.
Drs. P. A. Truujxoer and G. H.
Wardner. dentists, have removed to SP1-1
Selling; bldg.
Powkrs A Estes. drugs. Oregon Ian
bldg.; open all night. Main 22a A kU7.
Dr. H. R. CLirr removed to Jll-14
Selling bldg. Phones: Main A
Paris Hair Stors removed from Wash
ington si. to 147 Seventh, near Monition.
wise Watch Repairi.io C. Christea-t-r
td floo- Corbett bldg Take elevator
Dr. Emmet Drake has removed to i;-14
Selling bldg- Phones: Main SXC A 1
Drs. James H. Carrico and C A.
Marshall have moved to Selling bldg.
Dr. William Hocsb has moved to
li'C-J Selling bldg. Phone Main CSS.
DR. C- M. Harrisox will be located at
WW Selling bldg.. after March 1
. DR. H. F. Parsoxs. dental has removed
to aulte K4-5 Selling bldg.
L Hcustx. the Bits ladles' tailor, now
located at !-! Selling bldg.
Da. Gto. Marshall, dentist, has moved
to 111-110: Selling bldg.
D. E. Dstwttt Comriu, has removed
to iaf-4-- Selling bldg.
Bsyno'&f aATm't, service, now Ton big.
CLARENCE EDDY RECITAL
Scsts Now on Sale at Sherman, Clay
Jt Co., Sixth and Morrison.
This evening at 8:30 Mr. Clarence Eddy,
the foremost American concert organ
ist, will be heard in recital at the
Whits Temple, Twelfth and Taylor
streets. Reserved seats, $L General
admission 7fi cents.
WHERE TO DINE.
Ail the delicacies of ths season at the
Portland RestauranL Fine private apart
ments for ladies. M Wash, nsar eta sl
ZMlefsen's roal can be seen at Meier
at Frank s. Phone E. US or C240J for
lry Iir, hardwood or slab wood.
Jndso Morrow Plnds Law Making
Dcexl, Issued by City, Prima Facie
Evidence of Trevlous Regu
larity Cnconstitntlonal.
Many titles to city property obtained
by purchase from ths city on delinquent
assessments will be affected by a rul
ing of Judge Morrow yesterday after
noon la the case of Oliver K. Jeffery
against Ella M. Smith and O. M. Smith.
Parts of section 418 of the city charter.
In which It Is provided thst a deed- Is
sued by ths city for property bought
on delinquent assessment sale shall be
prima facie evidence that all the pro
ceedings leading up to ths aale were
regular, were pronounced unconstltu-
tlonsl by the court, snd I is probable
that ths matter will reach the Supremo
Court on appeal.
rntll Judge Morrow rendered his de
cision yesterdsy ths value of city titles
to property purchased st delinquent ss
scssment sales was considered good,
snd fsr superior to the ordinary tax
title. If the Supreme Court sustains
Judge Morrow's ruling, the door will
be opened for numerous technicalities
In the proceedings leading up to as
sessment sales, and many titles now
held as absolutely valid are In danger
of being annulled.
The case In which Judge Morrow
made his ruling Involved the titles to
lots 1. 2 and 3. block 330. An assess
ment hsd been made against the prop
erty for ths improvement of Chapman
street, from Taylor to Salmon streets.
The assessment was not paid, and ac
cordingly City Treasurer erleln sold
the property at public auction on June
29. 10. to M. M. Bingham for $162.81.
After three years had passed as re
quired by law. and the original owner
of the property had not paid the re
quired fees and redeemed It, Mr. Wer
leln executed a deed in behalf of the
city to the purchaser, and the validity
or this deed was not attacked until
Mr. Jeffery filed the suit tried yester
day. Judge Morrow found Taws in the
original proceedings of the sale, the
principal one being that the City Treas
urer had failed to make a formal re
turn of execution, but Instead had sim
ply made a notation on the record re
garding the person to whom the sale
was mads. Had the court not found
the section of the charter partially In
valid, this would have made no dif
ference, for the Intention of the sec
tion of' ths charter referred to meant
that ths deed Itself was evidence that
ths proceedings were valid, unless It
should be proved that there had been
fraud In the making of the assessment;
that the payment of the assessment haa
been satisfied before the sale, or the
land had been redeemed In the required
time; or that the assessment had not
been legally roads against ths owners
of the property.
WIFE VKARY AFTER SO YEARS
Husband Never Considerate, Says
Spouse lie Wedded la 1881.
Thirty years of married life, filled
with continued matrimonial difficul
ties, csused Mrs. Ella Stewart to bring
suit yesterday in the Circuit Court
against Jerome Stewart on the grounds
of cruelty. Mrs. Stewart alleges that
her husband owns a saloon at Thurman
and Twenty-third streets, which Is val
ued at $25,000. and she asks the court
to give her an order to' restrain him
from disposing of the property and
leaving the country to prevent her
from obtaining her share.
The Stewarta were married at Dallas.
Or, October 3, 1881. and have two
grown children. The husband, the wife
alleges, was never thoughtful of her,
and would remain away from her for
days and nights at a time. She accuses
hlra of keeping company with other
women. Sines March 4. 1909, ths com
plaint says, the husband has lived
away from ths plaintiff and has re
fused to provide for her. Shs has been
supported by her grown children.
Cruelty Is the charge made by Mrs,
Anna Hayner against Raymond Hayner.
They were married at Vancouver,
Wash, July 11. 1906. The wife charges
him with hsvlng an ungovernable tem
per, and with having struck her in the
mouth on one occasion. The defend
ant Is sceused of Intemperance.
Marcle P. Neal sued Lewis O. Neal for
divorce on the charge of desertion.
Thev were married at Ada, Okla Feb.
3, 1905, snd have two children. Neal
deserted bis wife. It Is asserted, Febru
ary 3,, 1907.
PR. EISEX NOT REINSTATED
Demurrer of State Medical Board
Vpheld by Court.
Dr. William Elsen. whose license to
practice medicine was revoked by ths
State Bonrd of Medical Examiners, owing
to charges growing out of the treatment
of the late Mis- Anna Foleen. failed yes-
. I -e .fn..ftn tfl tile T I P 1 1 t CI DraC-
tlce. for Presiding Judge Gsntenbeln sus
tained the demurrer to nis suii.
After Elsen lost hle license, he filed
suit sgainst ths Board of Examiners,
ssklng the court to annul the action of
the board on the ground that only four of
. w n.mKAea of the board were Dres-
ent when the license wss revoked. Dan
Murphy, renrffsontlng rT.s-n ss anorm-y.
YOUR WORN-OUf BODY
IS SPEAKING TO YCU
Want ng to Regain and Retain
Strength
34 troubled with nercousoess, rheu
matism, headache. Insomnia, poor cir
culation, asthma, stomach, kidney or
liver trobules. Scientific Massage Is the
cure for you. - Practiced under differ
ent names, but Is all a more or less
rational massage.
I have practiced In Europe, and have
lately arrived In America, and I have
learned by experience that people care
not one penny what title or name 'a
method of treatment may ba called If
It relieves their suffering.
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My rate used to be $3 a treatment,
but I want to become acquainted and
will, for March, offer my services for
half that price, and furthermore, who
ever feels that they have not received
their money's worth. I will not ask for
a single cent; can refer to Senators,
Judges. Bankers, Doctors and Teachers
successfully treated. Physicians and
the public are cordially Invited.
, C. HOLM STROM,
Swedish graduate Scientific Masseur
and Medical Gymnast. 302-3 Orego
nlan building. Residence calls answered
promptly. Phone Marshall 2826.
Medical gymnastics are movements
given in paralyzed cases, disfigured
spines, stiff Joints, etc, to bring the
part afflicted to. natural conditions.
filed a brief containing the names of a
large number of State Boards, In which
It was epeclrloally provided that in each
- H.imKai. .e rnamW. .hnillH
CUB 1ft I ri lu. ii uuiiiw.
constitute a quorum. By this he sought
to prove that as the law authorizing the
existence of the State Board of Medical
Examiners did not specify how many
should constitute a quorum. It was in
tended that all the members must be
prefent when buerinees was transacted.
Attorney Sam White, representing the
Board, filed a demurrer, setting forth
that It was common law that where no
quorum was specified a majority could
act lPgally. Attorney Murphy announced
that he would appeal.
In deciding the case Judge Gantenbeln
said that If Mr. Murphy's contention were
uphold It would be possible for any mem
ber of the Board to prevent the revoca
tion of a license, simply by absenting
himself.
HOFMANN AND BEETHOVEN
The Famous Pianist Will Flay Three
Beautiful Numbers From the
Great Composer Sunday.
Hermann's Beethoven playing is rever
ential, free from exaggeration and so
cleverly colored that one forgets that
the great German master wrote less
Idiomatically for the piano than for
the orchestra. The Beethoven sonata
In A flat and the Rondo a Caprlcclo Op.
129. are both on the programme which
Hofmann will give at the Helllg Thea
ter next Sunday afternoon and there
have been so many expressions of de
light over his playing of these, as well
as of the March from the Ruins of
Athens, Rubensteln transcription, that
they ars almost the feature of the
afternoon. The recital will begin at
3 o'clock promptly, and seats are now
selling at the Helllg box office the
tour Is under ths direction of Lois Steers
Wynn Co man.
HILLS ARE BEING LEVELED
Mayor Visits Scene of Work on Kings
and Mellnda Heights. ,
Mayor Simon yesterday afternoon took
a trip to the scene of the sluicing oper
ations being conducted by the Lewls
Wlley Company, for the purpose of car
rying the Immense hills on Kings and
Mellnda Heights to the lowlands of
Guild's Lake and of making a handsome
residence section of the Heights. Great
changes are being wrought In the neigh
borhood since the sluicing has been
conducted 20 hours dally.
The Mayor was agreeably surprised
at the progress being made, as pointed
out by Mr. Lewis, who took hlra to the
scene. There Is a plan on foot to open
Mellnda street from the Heights to the
St. Vincent Hospital, to make a direct
street into the new district.
THE B0WERSH0TEL CAFE
Eleventh and Stark.
Unexcelled for service and oulslne.
The popular cafe for lunch, dinner and
after-the-theater. Karl Reldelsberger
and orchestra during dinner, 6 to 8,
and evenings. 10 to 12:30. H. C. Bowers.
Rack Springs CsaL
The best house coal. Liberty Coal A
Ice Co., exclusive agents, 25 North
Fourteenth street. Main 1662. A 312s.
Plant Slbson roses. Phone Sellwood 950
Sealy-XiOwell Co,
PVRVETORS OK HIGH-GRADE GROCERIES TO THE GENERAL
PUBLIC,
ORANGES
Our Extra Special tor Friday sad
Natnrtlsr Large size, thoroughly
ripe. Sweet Navel Oranges, at
per dozen, 25l st, per l gQ
HONEY
"R'e have received a large shipment
of Choice White Clover Comb
Honey which we will put on sale
tor Friday and Saturday only at,
Son.r?.n::'.f.t!::$i.7o
PRUNES
Yes. we have tons of them, and
they are exceptionally fine and
cheap. Large Italian Prunes. 30
to 40 size, per lb., 8: 1 7Kr
pounds for
Medium Italian Prunes. SO to 60
size, per lb., 6tt 10 lbs. gQg
Fancy French (Petite) Prunes.' 40
to 60 size, per lb., 7l 10 ZCl
lbs for ....OOV.
Fancy Sugar Prunes, 20 to 1 ft
SO size, per lb
All on exhibition In our windows. Buy all you want Friday and
Saturday, as these prices will not prevail ur wunujr msou " ""
vou no more to do your trading at a store whose goods have a char-
acter than It does to trade elsewhere. Try it and see. We guarantee
everything we sell, and back of the guarantee as to the excellent qual
ity of our goods Is our years or experience, cuupicu ",a.
fulness of our employes, whom we are educating to our high standard
of service and helping us in our determination to make good.
PBOT4ES MALX 73O0, A 1SU FIFTH ASD 8TAKK.
HEADQUAR
TERS FOR
MANHATTAN
SHIRTS
HOLEPROOF
HOSE FOR
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Any man in Portland
who is at all interested
in the style of dress
fashion decrees he shall
wear this Spring can
spend a few moments
pleasantly and instruc
tively in this great cloth
ing store today. Every
maker of note and.
prominence in the country is represented
Our $15, $20 and $25 Spring Suits and Over
coats are creating considerable stir among
men who seek correct, dignified dress at a moderate cost
DESKS DESKS
THE KIND THAT WILL LEND DIGNITY TO YOUR OFFICE
Quartered Oak
and Mahogany.
Dull brass
drawer pulls
and brass leg
sockets.
Thorough in
construction '
and finish.
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BUSHONG & COMPANY
At just me
dium prices.
Our desks
are direct
from the
makers. We
save you the
middlemen's
profit.
OFFICE
APPLIANCES
Printers, Lithographers and Blank Book Makers
BOTH PHONES
87-91 PARK STREET
If a man's face is his fortune, then
he should frame it in a good collar
Arrow
collars'
15waf.22-a Jr
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. fct-fc CUFTON LAMBS CLUB
2-hicb 2!4hiss
fcaNotch collars with ths
smart inverted "V" fronts
Ctaatt. Pf-body Ctompagr. Trey, Sctt Tort
,HE more a man
.appreciates the
good things of life,
the greater his prefer
ence for an Adjusted
WALTHAM.
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WALTHAM
i WATCH i
F.W.BAIiTES
AND COMPANY
PRINTING
Main 165, A 1163 First and Oak
Collections
Lt us taka charge. We can savs you
money. Established 1900.
KETH
Portland, Or.
CO.,
Worcester Bide
YOUR STATIONERY AND
ADVERTISING MATTER
at Its best, la but a substitute for the per
sonal presentation of yourself and your
goods. Don't cheapen it by "cheap" printing.
Kilham Quality Printing
is wortn more man i i-unia
m4
KILHAM anPrSTco.i
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STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel and brick structure. Furnished at
cost of $200,000. Every comfort and con
venience. On carlines transferring all over
city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers.
Send for Booklet witn map oi oan rancuco
Morse lb
Seeds W&
7 Tne nest ana mosi orvara
leties of California Seeds, fiants and
Shrubs are fully described and priced In
ournewGardan Gttido.
Copy free to any addrts on request.
Contains information of great valne
to eery farmer and gardener. Write for
It to-day.
C. C. M?rse Cc Co.
th great California Seed House
SS. Market Street San Francisco
r.HWAPt PRINTING CO
KDSOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE
245t STARtN ST-ifc.t-.i
Painless Dentistry
Sb out pride onr hobbr our art-tidy for ye ukI
now oar soooeM vnd oars U the bt pinl work
to be found anywhere, no matter how xaocb joa
pey. Compare our imcee
"-v.
We finish pi Ate and
bridixe work for out
of -town Datrons in
I one day if deaired.
JfainlPM xtrkctioa,
free when plAtes or
bridge work i order
ed. Consultation freo.
MottrCrownt $5.00
22kBridy.Ttetb4.00
Gold rillingi 1.00
Entmel Filling. 1.00
Silver Fillings .0 J
bber ...
Rubber. .
Plates 7. Oil
Painleil Extr'tlon .50
CSV METHODS
DR. W. a. WIIE. SunatiT lai Kuiu
n tfia) Btuuss rmuH
All work rully suaranteea for nrteen years.
Wise Dental Co.,inc
Painless Dentists
Falling Building, Third and Washlngtan P0R1AND, 0RJ
OUicaHoars: g A. U. to $ F at. lundajs, S te 1
F.M.S.,ofR.I.
desires to know ad
dress of
M. L. F.
without delay