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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
oitzooxiA Txuraom. '
rTtM.fm fe!a TTe A SeS
fit, elreslstlns slam T.. A ,
Sunday Idllor A ri
4WpU.gUtB M'm A few
AMrSMET.
IiriXtO TPrATEW Sevent snd Taylor)
BoBci. Nanr. Tonlfnt at 1
Baker tmutir-Kieeia ed
-V-jlafT !aree MW-" Mstlne at 9. IS
as 4 tenia at a
OP.fHCLM IMTF-JK. '!?
nth aod eot Vaudeville. II"
altars oca ai S.1S aad tonlsot at IIS.
CRAXD THEATER PAr and Washl-
toa Viul:i:a Tu aXMraooa at S.JA
taaicat at T:J4 aad a.
laSTT A'JES TMXV TEB rirl t WW"
Vender!!:. Tills eriaroooa at 2.14. te
liial at I J aad S.
X.THIC THrTtM-iSnta as Aler
Lyric C"mlj i'fn lt "Toe -
pasae cm." Trie afiemooa at 1-W a
loc. gat at T SO ad a.
TAR. ARCADE. OH JOT. ODEOX. Tl-
Vu Ltr ire run pictures, 11 A. K. 11
P. at - s
r d-thi o Cbarsw Foc-o. Lying
under p.le of lumtxtr neeir the plsnt
or tha Northwest Door Company. At ths
east end of the Lower A!o!na frnr. tha
body of an unidentified elderly man wa
found yesterday afternoon. There were
no marks of violence, but the caw bears
the appearance of one of suicide by
poison. The dead man " about 50 yes
old. S feet S Inches tall, bad Iron gray
hair and wore a checked suit, light green
overcoat, white collar and gray, eoft hat.
Trie, ahoee had been removed and lay be
side the body. There waa nothtne: In
the pocket that would a sist kUnliflca
tion. R. L, Baoik Named Rxmv in. R- 1
Rabln waa airpolnted In the rvdoral Court
yesterday receiver of Brown Bros., s
mercantile firm of Myrtle Point. Re
v!rer Suhln's bond was fixed st :o.M.
The appointment was made upon the petl
ts of WadSams A Co- Brown Bros.
b-lng alleged to be bankrupt. The peti
tion Alleses the s ount recelvahle to
be Oa.Tt. the general merchandise to
be worth JMflO and the etore furniture
and nvturea. 5-x O. B. Tackatrom.
of Uedford. engaged In the general mer
chandise business - also In the Federal
Court, a bankruptcy petition having been
fcfc-d against hlra by Shaff F.aroett.
Tcm Coxvictios SrcrKED. Ten convic
tion and four aeju.ttls l the record In
the cmpign of the State Medical
Board ujratnjt Irregular practitioners,
the first period of which closed yester
day with the acquittal of J. T. Plerc".
before a Jury In th.e Municipal Court. All
except two of thcte convicted have made
app-al and will Nive retrial In Circuit
Court. T!e campaign Is not closed, say
the lnveitlrtors mho have In prospect
a new lot of arre It 1 satd that one
or more regular physicians will be
caught In the drag-net.
Jafa.xe.ib Usna H ivT Bonps. Be
ctuM nothing; was known of evidence
In the esse against 1 W. Ming, a
Japanese manufacturer of noodles,
wanted at San Franctaco. bis bail waa
fixed at SSOOO In the Municipal Court
yesterday, to assure his appearance
when California officers arrive to take
him back. Ming Is charged with obtain
ing money by false pretenses, and It
Is reported unofficially that the trans
action waa In the nature of aa over,
draft upon a security company.
Ties Wavhb ro Panama. Bids for
ji0 Douglas fir cross ties are being
asked by the Isthmian Panama (anai
Comml Ion according to blank specifica
tions whlh were received by the Port
land Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
Bidder must have their applications) in
"Washington. D. C-. before April M. The
ties m t be 7 by t Inche and SVi feet
lcr.g. Tae specifications may be examined
at the office of the Portland Chamber of
Commerce.
Mission roa Met Bsxts A mission for
men Is being conducted this week at
the new St. Francis Church. East Pine
and East Twelfth streets, by the Re
demptortet Fathers. Rer. George Ma
honey. Rev. Edward K. Caatweil and
Rev. Henry Sutten. It waa found neces
sary to divide the congregation Into
men and women, the attendance has
been so large. Services are held at
( IS and A. M. and at T:30 P. M.
Joaw Eusrxs Fttera Hexjj. The fu
neral of John Euson. who died at
Calern March 10. was conducted at the
chapel of the East Side Funeral Direc
tors. East Alder and East Sixth streets,
yesterday, and interment was In River
view Cemetery. Mr. Euson was Si years
old. He leaves a family. His health
had been Impaired ever sines a trip
to Alaska made at the time of the
mining excitement.
Pari rrs a.vt Tbacsj sots TO Utr r. The
regular monthly meeting of , the Parents
and Teachers' Circle of the Eliot school
will be held Friday afternoon at 9
clock in the school building. Mrs. W. J.
Hawktna wtll speak on "What Should
"We Teach Our Children Concerning Bex
Matters." A cordial Invitation is ex
tended to all mothers la the nelghboiw
hood.
Death 9rarKES Ckheralocix A. Mur
ray, nursery man from Rldgefleld. Wu
dropped dead at East Sixtieth and Ka st
Bumstde streets yesterday morning, from
heart failure. Medical attention was given
. him at once, but without av II and the
body was turned over to the Coroner.
Murray waa about SO years old. He was
visiting hie) sen-ln-law. El Sloan, who
runs a poolroom la Monta villa.
TsatrirRAXca Womxic to Discuss Sct
ritAOS. The subject for dlsru ioa at the
Central Women's Christian Temperance
Vnlon meeting this afternoon In the
Ooodnough building will be "Woman
Suffrage." The programme win be la
charge f Mrs. G. Trimble, who win
read a paper on Ten Reasons Why
Women Should Vote."
Charles MntHi Dies) cr Cauicuti a
"Word has been received of the death
of Charles Muehs formerly of Port
land at Los Angeles. February !S. The
funeral was conducted In Ontario. Cal.
He is survived by two sons. William
Mushe. of Portland, and Joseph Muehe,
of McNeil's Island. Wash.
Draicattc Duu nrscxr to Mrst. The
dramatic department of tha Woman's
Club will bold regular meeting- to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, at Wo
men of Woodcraft Halt Mrs. Lucy
Edwards Bruce la the leader.
Hawtmorxr Jjavom to Mext. Haw
thorne Lodge. No. ill. Masons, will meet
tn Masonic Temple tonight. As It Is
"Past Uiters' night a large attend
ance Is expected. The Master's degree
will be conferred.
Bots Rob Bakert. Boys have been
robsing the California Bakery, on East
Ash street between Grand avenue and
East Sixth street. They stole 10 loaves
of bread, besides pies and cakes Sat
urday sight.
Bodt to Bb CRraATJTD. This afternoon
at 2 o'clock the funeral of Henry Eptlng.
an artkM. whose death took place lnt
Sunday will occur at the Portland Crema
torium, in Sell wood. The eervlcea will
b simple.
Thr Multnomah Chapter D. A. R. will
meet with Mrs. W. E. Thomas, SCO North
Twenty-fourth street, this afternoon at
t o'clock.
Dr. W. Ar.xold Ltndset. osteopathic
specialist, rheumatism, stomach, nrrvous
Utut IOC? Seil'Ttg bldg. Marshall TO.
Dr. LeRot Frith, osteopathic physician,
graduate Klrksvllle. Ml. 1-3S; post gradu
ate. VHK; removed to 113 Selling bldg
Ex jot a swim In the big tank, open
dally. 17 Fourth; steam tubs and showers ;
hours for ladies.
Crossetxs stralchtened: no operation.
r . Frees A Rice. Merchants Trust
bid
Powers Este. drugs. Ore gonlan
b.; epen all Bight. Mam 233. A ;.
Dr. A. K. Hiocs. eye. esr. nose and
throat, moved to Selling bldg.
FRa a eggs. JPc . dox., at Wooster's.
MSTTRO TO COf SIDES ROSS FESTTVAU
The East 84 Bualnea Men's Club
will hold a special meeting tomorrow
night In the clubrooms. on Grand ave
nue and East Alder street to adopt
plans for the East Side's part In ths
Rose Festival. Ths Seance commute
will be completed by the addition of
several business men from Hawthorne
avenue. Lighting the bridges, ths chil
dren's parade. Implement display aad a
fraternity night will be discussed.
Fiv Povkds fmr for IOcS Tou get
them for this price st Frank L. Smith's
big market. S-3 Alder street and 1
First street. Also fresh halibut for (c
per pound and fresh raxor dams) for lc
each. Every one of Frank L Smith's 29
markets sells -Smith's Meadows" butter
for only SOc a square; pure lard la three
pound palls Is 40c: tn five-pound palls Is
(Sr. U)d In ten-pound palls Is M S: real
small sugar-cured hams are 16c: heavy
surtr-rurrS bacon Is lac; medium lean
bacon Is 30c : choice light strips of bacon
are CV; shoulder roast pork la lie and
17Sc; pork chop are lac and 30c; good
pot ro beef Is ir-ic; choice briskets
are 10c and short rib are 11c; shoulders
of lamb are c
Seixwooo Stvdt Club to Meet. The
cVllwood Study Club will meet In the
Bell wood Library tonight to study edu-
i cators. The following papers will be
read: 'Booker T. Washington." Rev. D.
A. Thorn pew n; "Mrs. Ella Flsgg Toung."
Ui EMeila 1111; "Mrs. AJlce sTeemaa
Palmer." Mrs. W. D. Palmer.
Hnrsa Ctecr ractors. Nones-Ws have
a client wanting a five-room bungalow
built (estimated cost . He will turn
la adjoining lot worth S&o as part pay
ment. PorCand Land . Company, sixth
floor Commercial block. Main 130, A
TONIGHT BONCI SINGS.
The Great Tenor and His Tarty Ar
rived Yesterday and He) Will Blng
at the Heillf Tonight.
Ths song recital tonight at ths
Helllg Theater wtll be one long to be
remembered for It many interesting
features, as well as for the hearing of
a wonderfally pure and beautiful tenor
CHANG
EIS
Ellis' Amendment Would Com
pel Competition.
BLOW AIMED AT MONOPOLY
BOSCT.
voice. The Bond programme Is on of
gracious light and artistic shade, and
as the great tenor Is feeling especially
fit and ready for work tonight, ha
will glv to every listener tha rare
delight of art and brain and voice
combined. Ths wonderful evenness of
his voice, his extraordinary command
of dynamics, from full voice to the
most delicate pianissimo, and bis In
Imltable grace and skill, make the
Bonct concerts stsnd out from ths
general run. besides that this Is his
first appearance here, and thoss people
who have heard Caruso, and are curi
ous to compare the two, will have that
opportunity, and will also not wherein
Boned excels hi famous countryman,
Ths concert tonight will begin at 1:14
and Is under the Steers-Comaa dlreo-tlon.
CIRCUIT COURT ABOLISHED
New Federal Statute Increases Mini
mum Anion nt In Salt.
The law relating to the Federal Ju
diciary, which has been codified, re
vised and amended, abolishes tha
United States Circuit Court and the
power of Judge to hold court in any
district except their own. From the
time the new law goes into effect Cir
cuit Judge will have Jurisdiction only
In the United State Circuit Court otl
Appeal.
The new law also Increase from
1200S to $3000 the amount which must
bo Involved In a suit before it can be
taken Into the Federal Court. Aa 1
well understood by attorney, this Jur
isdictional amount Is not taken Into
consideration In admiralty cases, or In
cases In which the United States Is a
party. The new law goes Into effect
January 1. 1912. United States Com
missioners Marsh snd Cannon hav re
ceived copies of the new law.
In abolishing the Circuit Court ths
law also abolishes the office of clerk
of the court. This position Is now
held by George H. Marsh, who ha held
ths position sine the resignation of
J. A. Sladen In DOS.
BIG BARGAINS.
Women's Goods Half Price.
Only tea day, thea it will all be
over, and womea who failed to get
some of the good bargains while they
were being passed out at half price
will be sorry.
The closing; out of ladles' goods is
caused by tha fact that we must have
the room on the balcony to use for
our big new boys' clothing, department.
The boys' stock is now here, ready
to be opened, and every day counts
with us. Come ladles, and help your
self to suits, dresses, coats, waists,
petticoats, skirts and kimonos, all at
half price for the next ten daya. Re
member, the place la the old reliable
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store, at Third
and Morrison street.
YE OREGON GRILLE.
Messrs. Glyn and Davis are without
doubt the strongest drawing cards that
have appeared id ths city for many a
y. Their character singing and im
personations are the delight of the
patrons of this popular gTlll. Special to
night at dinner and after ths theater."
WHERE JTO DINE.
AJ tha delicacies of the sea. on at the
Portland Restaurant. Fine privets apart
ment tor lad.es, lo Wash- near sih sr.
Rork Isrtui CseJ L
The beat house coal. Liberty Coal
Ice Co- exclusive agents. Jf North
aourtseath street. Mam A Ills.'
Webfoot OH Dressing, the greatest
ho grease made- All store. "
Edlefaen'a Rock Springs, beat for
cooking.
Charter Would Require leaving Advertising-
to Call for Bids on at
Least Two Materials, One
Not Patented.
A radical change in the system of im
proving streets wtll be made If a proposed
amendment to the charter Is adopted by
tha people next June as drafted by Coun
cilman Ellis, of ths Tenth Ward. He
would have not leas thsn two brands of
material specified in advertising for bids
on bard-surface work. One must be non
patented. Ths effort Mr. Ellis is making
as to make possible scouring competitive
bids, for each street to bs paved. Under
the present system this Is not worked out,
One of ths chief provisions In Mr. EUls'
proposed amendment Is as follows:
The Council, tn Improving sny streets or
any part or parta therof. within a district
that Includes paving, shall require from the
City EnKlnser plans, specifications and esti
mates for two or more kinds of appropri
ate improvements, at least one of which
must be of a non-patentable kind, and the
probable cost of aach class of Improve
ment, and the City Enirlnrer .hall 01. such
plana, specincatlons and estimates in the
office of the City of Portland. If the Coun
cil shall find such plans, specincatlons and
estimates to be satisfactory. It shall approve
the same and shall determine ths boundaries
of the district benefited and to be (
for such improvement and the action of the
Council In the creation of such ami lessment
district shall be final and conclusive. The
Council shall by resolution declare Its pur
pose of making said Improvement, describing
the same and also defining the boundaries of
the assessment district to be benefited and
ihhmiI therefor. The action of the Council
In declaring lis intention to Improve any
street or streets or any part or parts thereof,
spprovlnc snd sdopting the plans, specifica
tions and estimate, of the City Engineer,
and determining tha district benefited and
to be ssseased thereby, may all be done at
one and the same meeting of the Council.
The Council at present specifies only
one kind of pavement to be used on a
street, such as asphalt, bltultthic or
Hassam, and bid for whichever one Is
specified are alone received. There Is
only one company bidding on Hassam;
two on bltullthlc and two or three on
asphalt. They hav the city districted
and seldom. If ever, will one bid on a
street In the territory of the gfher.
Asphalt is not patented, but so far these
have not figured largely in the Improve
ments of the city: stone blocks are In
the same class, although more of these
have been used.
Under the Ellis amendment. It would be
possible for the Council to call for bids
on a given street for all kinds of hard
surface pavements, and for the Execu
tive Board to let a contract to the lowest
bidder. The theory Is that It would break
the alleged monopoly, said by some to
exist at present.
The amendment is to be submitted by
the Initiative, and those wishing to sign
It may do so by calling st Mr. Ellis'
office, 0 Couch building.
Y. M. C. A. WORK PROSPERS
Increased Activity May Lead to
Founding1 of More Branches.
Reports submitted at the monthly
meeting of the director of the Port
land Toung Men's Christian Association
yesterday afternoon showed that Insti
tution Is doing a far greater work than
ever before In Its history. Not only is
ths total membership much greater than
at any time In ths past, but every de
partment la operating more extensively.
The directors received a detailed re
port of the condition of the Sellwood
Y. M. C A., recently organised. The
Sellwood association now has 16 mem
bers, which la considered very satisfac
tory, considering the brief time It has
been open. There is an average dally
attendance of 115 persons in the gym
nasium while the religious work Is also
prospering. The 8ellwood association Is
now holding regular Sunday afternoon
meetlnars for men, following the plan
CENTRAL
BANK
Open a Check or
Savings account with
us. No restrictions as
to amount good
faith and proper busi
ness conduct the only
requirements.
"We solicit your patronage.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
S. "W. Corner Sixth and
"Washington Streets.
W. H. Fear, President. '
Wlllard Caae, Vice-President.
O. C. Bortameyer, Cashier.
E. M. Ho Idea. Asst. Cashier.
that the oentral asroclatlon has car
ried on for many yeers.
The Sellwood Y. M. C. A. has been
so successful that it Is probable other
branches win be established throughout
ths city at no distant date. It Is known
that citizens of North Alblna and other
communities have asked that associa
tions be established, but the directors
are not yet ready to take definite
action.
Reception Cold, Man Cats Tbroat.
TACOMA. March 14. A. C, Kirn, a
young man who returned recently from
Fairbanks, Alaska, and who had been
at Los Angeles and other California
cities spending; money freely, cut his
throat with a razor in a room in a
local hotel today. Despondency over
his reception by a young woman with,
whom he had formerly been In love In
See This - Special Rates
OX DEATI9TRT FOR THIS MONTH
ALBA BROS.
F"TLI SET OK TEETH SR.OO
22-k GOLD BRIDGES TEETH.. S3.00
29-k GOLD CHOW.NS, S3.00
GOLD FILLINGS 81.00
EXTRACTION, EXAMINATION
AND TEETH CLEANED FREE
More and more people are find
ing their way to our luxurious and
commodious offices at the corner of
Second and Morrison streets, up
stairs. We have the entire corner.
Ladr assistants are always ready
to look after the comfort of women
and children patients.
Nervous people are assured of
gentle treatment. Our methods ara
painless.
We hold ourselves responsible for
the work we put In your mouth. For
16 years we guarantee It. W will
show bank references.
ALBA BROS.
RELIABLE PAINLESS DENTISTS,
Second aad Morrison Entire Coraer.
Gal!
Today Ttn
At TBargain Place
Every piece of jewelry, silverware, cut-glass, china, brio-a-brac, etc,
a guaranteed bargain. Yon can get advertised bargains every day
but can you get guaranteed onest We want an empty store badly,
because vt must move, but vt want to keep close to the truth as we
always have both from the comfortable feeling of doing right, and
also bidding anew for your patronage.
rttkmfpcr&
Present Address Future Address
286 Morrison St, , Yeon Building
HEADQUAR
TERS foe;
MANHATTAN
" . SHIRTS.
SOLE AGENTS
FOR HOLE
PROOF HOSE,
for Men, Women
and Children.
Great Display of New Spring
uits and Overcoats
You know Spring is coming; we
have evidence of it daily in the
- visits of the early choosers, who
get in promptly to get their pick
of the new ideas that are now
ready. New models in suits;
Spring overcoats and raincoats
from America's foremost makers.
Lively new ideas for young men.
Suits and Overcoats priced from $15 to $40
California is said to have been ths
cause of the suicide.
Plant Stbson roses. Phone BellwoodSSO
The notch relieves yon of the both
ers ot buttoning; and unbuttoning:
A " .W Ts$
7
COLLARS
It BELMONT
IT 20' bieb
CHESTER
2'bicb
The notch keeps them
closed in front.
Onen. resboOT Compsjiy. Troy. 5ew Tors
Painless Dentistry
our pride our hobbr-mt stndy for resis snd
aowewsaoosss, sod oars is the bee reinless work
found s rwnere, no master sow j
We finish piste snd
bridge work for eut-of-tora
petrons is.
one dy if desired.
- Painless extrsctioa
free wfcen plates ox
bridge work is older,
ed, CossslUliss free.
jMohrOreim $5.00
la. snoie isvui. w v
6id riuinri 1-00
Eosswl Filnnn tOO
SfW FHI'mfS .50
6os Rubber
Plates 5.00
Best Red Robber
Pistes 7.50
P.lnlw. Eitr-tlM .50
BSST METHODS
Wise Dental Co.,mc
Painless Dentists
Fsinnt Bulldlnt, Third snd WssMnrto . PORTLAND, 0RS,
. si a. ,. S D W A wa ift a.
to
par. cosbpsu re eol r rnwa
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SS.W.s.Wm, rwssajts- MISISIS
! a gK'w of i'outy is a joy rosgygw.
fr. T. Felix Couraud'a Oriental Cr.am or
" Magloal Beautlflsr.
SIM EKE- iS.
Mr. Architect,
Mr. Civil Engineer,
Mr. Building Contractor,
you need a
t
Convertible Level
Whether you have a House to Build, an Orchard to
Lay Out or a Tract of Land to Subdivide, you need a
Convertible
Level
Sole Agents for Eugene
Dietzen's Union Satin
Blue Print Paper
"Excello" Drawing In
struments "Beck" Blue Print Files
Drawing Tables
Leveling Bod
Artists' Material
Field Book
Engineers' Transits
Architects' Levels
Steel and Metallic Tapes
We Repair Tapes.
3 .
m
This Is a Convertible Level
KILHAM
STATIONERY &
PRINTING CO.
FIFTH AND OAK
Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers,
gravers, Booklet Makers and Bookbinders
Headquarters for
ARCHITECTS' AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
En-
Sealy-Lowell Co.
Grocers, Bakers,Tea andWine Merchants
FRENCH ATfD TIEtXA FASTRT
To say that ws have secured the
errices of the best French and
Vienna Pastry Baker on the Fa
cifio Coast is. no mlstatement of
fact. The goods he Is turning- out
are superior to anything- that has
ever been shown in Portland. To
day we will have Hum Squares
Maraschino Squares. French Fruit
Tarts, Coffee Eclalres. Chocolate
Bouchettes. Vienna Pastry, etc.
CHEESE CAKE Wednesday will
be Cheese Cake day You can
place your order with us on
Wednesday mornlnr and they
will be delivered to you fresh and
warm. The price of these de
licious cakes wiU be only 404
PnfACH Hare you ever tried a
can of Delmonte Eplnach? If not
do so at your earliest convenience:
it Is thoroughly clean and free
from grit and of a delicious flavor,
easily prepared. Per can 204.
S cans for SOA .
BEETS Tender, sweet, Tork State
Little Rose Bud Beets, melt In
your mouth. Large cans 204.
Per docen, 82.10.
SWEET POTATOES The Simon
pure article from New Jersey.
Better than the fresh. Large cans
204. Per dozen 82, OO.
KIDXET BEASTS-i-Thls is a prod
uct that Is very little used, largely
due to the fact that their food
value is not fully appreciated by
the public Try them. Per can,
154. Pc dozen. 81.50.
C1TH.E COJf CAH5TE Made In
Texas by a Mexican who knows
how. Ths Delgado Brand of Chile
Con Came Is recognised as the
best of all brands.
Larpe cans, 254. Per dos. S2.40
6mail cans, 15c. Per dos. 81.50
COB. nrTH AJTD STARK CTBEETJ. PHONE MAIKT T2O0). A 1S1.
JJjSo J-Vj sod every blemlia
E i3 ler&re- li ma on besuty, sod d-
5S""5 2?K Sr lC' s stood Ue test
is properly msds.
Accept no oounter
felt of slmllmr
Bsme. 'Dr. L. A.
Bsvre ssld to a
lsdj of ths bant.
ton ( pwieott
"A you Isdlss
will DM tbem.
I r.eummeDd
.. Imat harmful of sll tee
I sxiD preosmlont." i' t eals by sll dnwriHs end Fancy.
I Goods Dealers In the Cmud Staus, Cauda and Surope.
FERD. T. HOPKINS, Prop.. 37 Crssl Joins St, H. T.
F.M.S.,ofR.I.
desires to know ad
dress of
M. L. F.
without delay
II'" ' 'r ' 1 " ' if
PKhiKLKSS, POPE-HAHTFORB, C11A.LJU hats, UIBSON,
GRAJ1J1 COaLUeHCIAi. VBU1ICLB
P. W. BALTES
AND COMPANY
PRINTING
Main 165, A 1165 First and Oak
Collections
Let us take charge. We can save yon
money. Established 1900.
KETH k CO
Portland, Or. . D'exeester T id.
if HOTEL
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 snd brick structure. Furnished at
cost of $300,000. Every comfort and con
venience. On csrttnes transferring all over
city. Omnibus meets trains snd steamers.
Send for Booklet with map of San Francisco
BOXING CONTEST
Vancouver Athletic Clob, March 17, at
AUDITORIUM, VANCOUVER, WASH,
8i30 P. M.
MAET BOUT 15 ROUNDS.
Kid Morrissey vs.BudAnderson
THREE IX-ROU"D PRELIMINARIES
Thirty-three rounds and every round
a scrap. Tickets on sale at Schiller's.
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