-a HE MOItXTXG OKEGOXIAX, TTTTTItSDAY, 3IAY 11, 1911.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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CRPHCI5I TIIBiTr.R-fVorr'wil betwaaa
t ith and vDtri VimlKl.lr. ThU
furnooa at 2-l aatl loaicht at 5:1.
ARMt'FlT Tnlh and 'i.u-h Rnsalan
Cympfwny orrhrstra. Thta afternoon
li and tonifbt at S 15.
PANTAiJES THEAT2H r'rnrth and tar
vu. Tnia afternoon at i.Xi: to-
nlht at 7 30 and A
CHt.VO THEATER (Park and Washlnr
ion. Vaudv:!,. This aftcraooa at 2.1i;
tnnicbt at 1:30 and a.
Bl NiiiUuv THEATER JTwalfth and
Mnrrtaoar I.me Mumcat Comlf Com
pan in -Old Serin. Tola aiternot-n at
2 11 and tnmcht at 7.3" and .
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KK'-REATIOX PARK Twenty-fourth and
Va-jcaat Ba-tll. TiDcoinir tt. Tort
Una. Th-a aitaranan at -
"A.vn-Cio arjtttb Dt Plaxked.
The Aotl-ClKarrtte Habit was tha
aubject connliiered at Central Women'!
christian Temperance 1'nlon yester
day. The president, lira. Margaret
Houston, had arranged a reading " the
subject In wtlh all took part.
"rant KplloKfC told of his experiences
emphasising; the- Influence of younj?
women In leadlnif young men to give up
drinking- and amokln-c. A number nf
the women talked on the aubject. The
rornlnu "Anti-Cigarette Any." May XI.
ipnkrn of and W. C T. V. women
requested to ue their Influence with
Fiintiy school superintendents for
observance of the day.
rIUJiO,t-TCT ropriiTT to Be rVt.o
JrMB I. --Some property owners on Sandy
boulevard between Twenty - eighth
street and the eaatern boundary of the
city, for making the atreeta (0 feet
wide, are delinquent and if assessments
are unpaid June the property will be
nl for the assessments. The total
delinquency Is not larice. and it is an
nounced that Interested persons In Rose
nif I'ark wll be present to bid In the
property so that the widening; can be
made effective and steps taken to pave
the street at once. A petition for
paring- Is ready to be filed as soon aa
the widening la accomplished.
R i teh wood PRcrrRTT SAnrrtcin:
Yesterday Jlartmnn A Thompson an
nounced the unusual offering for sale
of the choice two-acre site on the Wll
lamette River arrd the auto boulevard.
IT minutes south of Portland at River-
wood Station. Every condition I
IdeaL T-xiuy the buyers are warned
that the property Is going to be sold
probablr this week. As the price Is
fair and the opportunity entirely un
uau.il we- respectfully urge buyers to
Investigate at once. No person will be
urged to buy. To the man who knows
and has the money urging would be
superfluous and In fact dlstnstef ul.
iMgned llartman & Thompson. Chamber
of Commerce building.
CoNrris.r.xcg Mrirrs Tithi Monxiw.
The annual met-tliig of the Oregon Con
ference of the rivangellcal Association
will be convened this morning In the
Mllwaukle Evangelical Church and con
tinue throurh next Sunday. Rlshnp
Howman will preside. It will be the
first time the Oregon conference, has
met in the pioneer town, and he mem
bers are making preparations to enter
tain the ministers and delegates in
their homes. The Conference Missionary
Society held Its annual meeting for gen
eral business yesterday. This meeting
was followed by the session of the
tract society.
Prxvm Baxks Pctt St.i inrx The
Capital National Bank of Denver's suit
nCAlnst M. M. Par en port for the re
covery of :.14T.45 on four promissory
notes was dismissed by Federal Judge
Bean yesterday. It being announced
that the case had been setled. The
notes were given by Parenport. It was
alleged, to the Denver Horse Importing
Company, and by that company as
signed to the bank for collection. Be
sides Pavenport 21 defendants were
Catbotjc Licirs to Gnr LcxcHroif.
The Catholic Ladles Society la ar
ranging to give an Informal luncheon
nest Sunday after th'e Jubilee mass and
services at the Cathedral in honor of
the 25th birthday of the Christian
Brothers Business College. The lunch
eon will be given In the rooms of the
Ladies' Aid Society. Fifteenth and Pavls
streets, to the archbishop, to the visit
ing clergymen, of wathm there will be a
large number: to the officers and teach
ers of the college and officers of the
Christian Brothers Alumni Association.
It will be In charge of the following
officers of the society; President. Mrs.
P. J. Cronln: rice-president, Mrs. Wiley;
treasurer. Miss McKay secretary. Mrs.
Maginnls; chairmen of the committees
of arrangements are: Mesdamea Sulli
van. Johnson. CPonald. Punbar, Foley
and Elvers and Miss McKay.
"Babt Show Next Thubspat at
Oi.De, Wortmas & Kino's. Portland's
first annual baby show will be- held
In the auditorium of the Olds. Wort
man & King store, next Thursday
afternoon from X to S o'clock. Bank
accounts for handsome amounts will be
opened (or the winners In the various
classes. The classes will be arranged
for Infants C tnonThs to 2 years of age.
New Sxwrn District FoRMirx The
Mllwaukie-street sewer district has
been formed. Including that portion of
Midway north of Westmoreland. It
covers the streets and territory between
the Brooklyn district and the proposed
district for Westmoreland and JJeJl
wood, and the cost will be $2L48.
Rrv. 1 R. Ptott PruvERS Adprkss.
Rev. Luther R. Pyott, of the First
Cona-reratlonal Church, who was to
have delivered the dedicatory . address
at the dedication of the new Sunny-
side Congregational Church, spoke last
night In the new church. In place of the
prayer meeting service.
Temf-tcra-'k-k Workers to meet.
Sunnyslde Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at Friends
Church. East Main and East Thirty
fifth streets, this afternoon at 3:30
o'clock.
TWOHY WITH BANK!
Contractor invests in Portland
Trust Co. of Oregon.
FINANCIAL, POWER GREAT
FEAST OF MUSIC.
Two Concerts tiy Russian Symphony
Ororx-Mra Today Will "Prove
Crowning Musical Event.
The two concerts br the Russian
Symphony Orchestra at the Armory this
afternoon and evening will prove the
most enchanting music that Portland
has enjoyed for many a long day. This
grand body of musicians have a power
of appeal over an audience that la un
equaied by that of any other similar
organization, for the Russian temper
ament la a strange mingling of Are und
Spokane Financier Bujs Stock After
Ins-pectln; Field Here-K. L.
Piuock Again President,
Institution Flourishing-
EVERYONE
WHO CAN" READ
ENGLISH CAN
UNDERSTAND A
CERTIFICATE
OF TITLE
THE MODERN
"WAY OF HAND
LING REAL
ESTATE TITLES.
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Modest Altsehaler, Coaductor.
mentioned In the suit, they bavin
signed the notes with him.
"Whttr Slave Casb Ooes to Sro-
KAtE. Roy Gentry, accused of bavin
violated the "white slave law by trims
porting Bessie Moore from Spokane to
Portland, will be tried in Spokane. Fed
era Judge Bean signed an order yes
terday. transferring The case to th
Spokane court. Gentry's bail wa
fixed at SZOOO. and as he waa unabl
to furnish It, he was taken to th
County JalL James Conners. alleged
counterfeiter.. will be taken to Tacoma
by Peputy United States Marshal
Hamlin today.
C in UTS-Ex's Sports FtAxxro, Tlans
for keeping the Lndd schoolhouse open
during the vacation period will be made
at the meeting of the Parent-Teachers'
Circle this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
meeting will be at the Ladd school. . It
la the purpose to arrange for athletic
sports which will rail the children to
gether In large classes, keep Interest
In school work alive, and offer clean
amusement to children who would
otherwise have no adequate place of
recreation.
Mrs., Mart E. Ashto.Vs Fcnkrai.
Hei-ta The funeral of Mrs. Mary E.
. Ashton. who died at the family resi
dence, til Umatilla avenue. May T. was
held yesterday afternoon and Inter
ment was In Rlvervlcw Cemetery. She
was the wife of W. A. Ahtnn and be
sides her husband Is survived by a
son and daughter. She was born In
f aMfnrnla 3 years ago and came to
Portland in 1SSX
Mrs. Graves Is Speaker. At the
Glenroe school . this afternoon at
c. clock Mrs. W- a. (iraves will lead a
discussion on the "Education of Girls
for Wifehood." when the regular meet
ing of the Parent-Trachers Circle will
take place. Mrs. Graves has soma new
ideas to be given the public. All
teachers and parents interested in
broader education are urged to be
present.
To save the cost of storage on t
litO-horsepower return tubular boilers
which we are now taking out, we will
sell them at a bargain If taken at once.
These boilers are of the Kewanee type
and In good condition. Complete with
all fittings and feed water equipment.
ready for Immediate Installation. For
further particulars call at room 201
Oregonlan bldg.
VETERA.fS TO .iTTE.ND CHTTRCTT. Sum-
rter Post and Sumner Women's Relief
Corps have accepted an Invitation to
attend services In the new stone build
ing of the Central Christian Church.
East Salmon and East Twentieth
streets. Sunday. May 2. Before Me
morial day. Rev. J. F. Ghormley will
address the members of post and corps.
How's this? $7.50 cow-hide cases.
4.S5: S13.&I) two-tray trunks, ln.15;
everything else In proportion. Peer
less Trunk Company. 11th and Wash.
Hats you an Invalldjn your home?
If sos see the adjustable bed spring on
sale In our offices. Frar.k M. Barrett
Company. Inc.. 3U9-10 Couch bldg.
Wa!tte-t. Portland Home Telephone
bonds, with or without stock. W. F.
White. 314 Chamber of Commerce.
Good, old-fashioned strawberry shirt
cake. The Haselwood. 3X8 Wash, st,
E. W. Moore, the artist, for oil por
traits or photographs. Seventh and Stark.
SuiwnoD and block wood. Phones:
Main 12:S. A 122S. .
Wooster sells everything. 40 Wash.
bes exhibit. Aune's studio, Columbia.
tenderness, stirring the heart to Its
profoundest depths by strains of melt
ing beauty, pathos, or wildest mood of
Joy and sparkling gayety. Their pro
grammes run the whole gamut of the
emotions.
Tschalkowsky's great "Symphony
Pathetique" will be one of the notable
numbers on the evening programme.
No modern composition has attracted
such widespread comment and Interest
aa this wonderful symphony, the crea
tion of tho master-mind and tone-poet
of the modern world of music. Once
before It was played In Portland, by
Walter Pamrosch's New Tork Orches
tra. Everywhere It has created a sen
sation unrivaled by any other recent
work of genius, for originality has
reached hitherto unattalned heights in
this strange composition, typifying and
Illustrating Russia's secret emotional
life and heart sorrows never before put
Into music. As a striking foil to this
splendid symphony will be many ranil
vatlng small pieces or the most en
trancing? piquancy and charm, novelties
never before heard In Portland, show
ing diverse moods of this great nation,
all phases Indeed of their national life.
It will be like reading a page of Rus
sia's inner history of today converted
Into a fairy fantasy, with all the gla
mor of moonlight, wild elfin glee and
merriment, yet underneath It all a
deep current of passionate sadness.
This magnificent corps of orchestral
players under the famous Modest Alt-
schuler. conductor, are traveling
through the Pacific Northwest under
the management of Ioia Meers-Wynn
Coman. And of the three great orches
tras they have Introduced to Portland
muslc-loves, no other has a stronger
pull upon the heartstrings. Seats sell
ing at Sherman tc Clay's. '
John Twohy of Snokana and a mem
ber of the railroad contracting firm of
Twohy Bros., of Portland and Spo
kane, was elected a member of the
board of directors of the Portland
Trust Company yesterday at the annual
meeting of the stockholders.
Mr. Twohy has strong financial and
commercial interests throughout the
Northwest, bis influence being consid
ered a valuable asset by any Institution
with which be connects himself.
After Mr. Twohy had made a suc
cess of the contracting business he be
came Interested In banking, with the
same degree of success. His most
prominent banking connection Is wltn
the Old National Bank of Spokane,
which Is recognized throughout the
country as one of the atrongest finan
cial Institutions In the Pacific Coast
states. It has deposits of approximate
ly $7,600,000 and Is growing constantly.
The bank does practically all the rail
road banking business transacted in
Spokane and carries the accounts of
the principal commercial houses as well
those of nearly every country bank
In that district. Most of the bank's
growth has come since the Twohys be
came Interested.
Other Spokane financial Institution
n which the Twohys are Interesf-d
are the Union Trust Company and the
Unlin Securities Company, both grow
ing and flourishing concerns.
Portrhnd Trust Selected.
Recently Mr. Twohy decldod to add
to his already large holdings in Port
land and sought to connect ntmself
with ono of the local bank. Sevcal
of them appeared favorahlo for his
purposes, but after careful considera
tion he selected the Portlm-1 Trust
Company as fh one In which ho would
buy stock. It la understood that be
TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY
Paid up Capital, 2V0 ,000.00
I-errla Bldg. 4th and Oak Sta.
BURGLARS AVOID BULLETS
Jeweler's "Watches Placed In Bag
but Left Behind by Thieves.
Pursued by bullets from a police
man's revolver, two men who attempted
to rob the drugstore of R. M. Wllsot.
133 .Grand avenue, escaped yesterday
morning. Patrolman Stark discovered
bout 3 o'clock that a panel had been
cut from the door. He went to Inform
the station, and while he was absent.
he ' prowlers emerged and were seen
by Patrolman Hewston. He pursued
hem. but they eluded him In the dark
ness.
Wilson was called and found that
his cash register bad been broken open,
but It contained no money. . Several
dollars worth of stamps were taken. A
Jeweler who shares the store room
found that his watches had been put
a sack but left behind when the
thieves fled.
has sec ured a large block of shares and
that he will become one of t!ie active
advisers In the future conduct of the
bank's affairs.
The purchase of bank stock by M
Twohy gives further emphasi to th
confidence he -has In I'orilan 1 and
Portland's future. His firm now main
t.nns Its principal office in this city
and conducts most of Its operations
from this place. Recently Twoh
Bros, secured a tract of 17 acre
on the main line of the O.-V.. It. -V
Company, within three miles of tl
heart of the city, where sxtorslva re
pair shops and supply yards are oe'ng
completed at a heavy cost. The com
pany Is becoming constantly more
firmly Intrenched in Portland.
Directorate Is Elected
In addition to Mr. .Twohy the fol
lowing directors were elote-1: H. 1
Plttock. Jr. W. Lead better. Dr. A. S.
Nichols. L. B. Menef-je. Josepl:
Frtedenthal, A. F. Flegel ard Emery
Olmstead. Mr. Menefee is also a new
director and Is expected to arid
strength to the Influence of ths bank
H has heavy timber Interests here and
Is engaged actively In the lumber busi
ness. The board organized by elect
ng the following officers: President
H. L. Plttock: vice-president. F. W
Leadbetter: vice-president and man
ager. Emery Olmstead : secretary, a.
Lee Paget.
Mr. Olmstead assumed the manage
ment of the bank about January 1 and
since then Its business has grown
steadily. He reported Increased depos
its of more than 3400.000 since . tbe
first of the year and every depart
ment Is in a flourishing condition.
of the detective bureau. Taking ad
vantage of a release oft technical
grounds. Klrchner " went to the office
of Acting Chief Moore yesterday and
flatly demanded that his picture and
measurements be expunged from the
records. '
Captain Moore was Inclined to re
fuse the demand, but upon Kirchner's
insistence referred the case to the Dis
trict Attorney's office. Deputy Page
looked up the law and reached the
conclusion that Klrchner, having been
released without a final and affirma
tive conviction, was entitled to have
his wish."
Klrchner. In company with rat Mc-
Clure. was arrested at The Dalles
October 2 last. He confessed In the
presence of his victims and detectives
that he had held up and robbed W. H.
Drennan and John Arata. When taken
before Judge jJorrow he made a sec
ond confession, which he asserted later
was made with a view of getting a
parole. After being sentenced to 12
years' Imprisonment he secured a new
trial. In which he repudiated his con
fession and was released.
FENDER TYPE IS ADOPTED
Council Puis Knd to Kfforts of Op
potins Concerns.
PICTURE IS WITHDRAWN
After Two Confessions, Alleged
Highwayman Is Out of Gallery.
Though he confessed to highway rob
bery and was once convicted and sen
fenced to 13 years' Imprisonment.
Walter Kirchner's picture will not
adorn the Rogues' Gallery In the office
STAR CHARACTER ACTOR TO
. APPEAR WITH BAKER
COMPA.W.
;-
Nelson automatic fenders will be the
official device used on streetcars of
tho Portland Railway, Light &' Power
Company's lines In 'Portland, as the
City Council yesterday passed an ordi
nance to that effect. The Council had
previously ordered these, but It was de
sired to extend tho time of Installing
them and this opened the way for oth
ers to make au attempt to change the
type.
L. M. Kelzur. manufacturer of the
Standard fonder, endeavored to have
his device xubstltuted for the auto
matic, but this plan failed. The ordi
nance passed yesterday calls for the
Installation of fenders on some of the
streetcars from time to time until all
are equipped. The first ones will be
placed in service in a few weeks.
F. E. Manchester. Portland manager
of the Nelson company, said yesterday
that his company already had let the
contract for 100 fenders for Portland.
"These fenders." said Mr. Manchester,
"are to bo delivered to us at Minne
apolis on June 10. and will be In Port
land ready for Installation on the cars
here two weeks later. The Portland
installation will be supervised by Mr.
Nelson personally, and it Is our Inten
tion to furnish this city with a model
fender equipment, regardless of time or
expense. We desire to put the nrst 100
fenders in operation on the different
lines in this city for a period of about
30 days before beginning the construc
tion of the remaining 800. for the rea
son that we may find it advisable to
make some slight changes In size or
other details of construction, but the
entire equipment will be delivered and
Installed within the time limit set by
the new ordinance."
I
REPAIRED
RECOVERED
Let Lennon's make your
umbrellas good as new
Bring your disabled rain
shield to our
Umbrella
Hospital
We'll put in a new rib, patch
the cover, put on a new handle j
or re-cover your umbrella and
charge you onlyj a modest
amount. All repair work done
in a fully equipped factory on
the premises, v.
Guaranteed 'Waterproof Cov
ers $1.00 to $5.00
"ennons
fen sisvcSAXO unrUAs
309 Morrison St., Op. Postoffice
A Trial Costs Yoa Nothing
tTry a ack of Super
ior Bluestem Flour,
makinpr as many bak
lnjrs aa you wish. If
n 1 you are not satisfied
Jl xr-rTVfVv 1 thai :t m hPttnr than
ar. y oth er flour you
can buy. your money
will be returned with
out nrp-ument.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
iK(M KKS.
We will protect you
fully - in this guaran
tee. If any' Superior
Bluestem ark are
returned through dis
satisfaction with the
flour, you are author
ized to refun-djthe full
purchase price and we
wll reimburse you for the same,
FIONtER ROUrHJ MILL CO.
- Superior Bluestem Fancy Patent Floor.
D. C BURNS CO.
Distributors,
t 208.210 Third Street.
Phones Main 619. X 1628.
SWtHlSi 'I
Look Upon Our Company
a Source of Sound
Advice
as
14. modern utility organization insists upon
knotving that its service is satisfactory.
Service cannot be satisfactory if a patron
uses more electricity than he xieeds.
Therefore Ave encourage the intelligent and
economical use of our service so that the con
sumer will get FULL" .VALUE FOR HIS
EXPENDITURE. ,
We have no control over the wires, fixtures,
lamps, motors, and other electrical appliances
on your premises.
But wre can advise you as to the best meth
ods of installation and can give you the bene
fit of the most scientific thought on all elec
trical questions.
Our experts can tell you how to get the
most and the best, light and power for the least
monejr; what appliances are the most economi
cal and efficient, and can otherwise assist 3Tou
in many ways.
It costs you nothing to consult the experts
of our Contract Department.
- Telephone- Main G6S8, A 6131.
Portland Raflway, Light & Power Co.
Alder at Seventh
FROM GOLF LINKS TO OFFICE
Socket
AT FOUNTAINS. HOTELS OR ELSEWHERE .
i Get the
! Original and Genuine
IIOILIGfC;
HALTED EVaSLK
The Food Drink for All Ages
RICH MUX. HALT GRAIN EXTRACT, IN POWDER
Not in any Milk Trust
3 Insist on -HORLICK'S"
Take a package home ,
Landscape Arcliitscteur
end Gardening
W do all kinds of garden and land
s;ap work.
Grading-, fertilizing, aeedina;. arrant
ins and planting trees, shrubs and
flowers.
The latest Idea in laying out plans
for residences and parks.
Window decorating a specialty.
SCHREIBKIt A LKMKE.
PbviM Main 8N3I. A 3X11.
Adams' Hair Brushes.
Xau's prescription pharmacy.
Corner Sixth and Alder.
THE BOWERS HOTEL CAFE
EleTenUi and Stark.
Has established the reputation of beat
cuisine and music In the city. Karl
RIedelsberfcer and orchestra, FTauleln
Elsa Scharfenbertr In classical and
popular soprano aolo, English and Ger
man, dally. to I:1S and 10 to 12:lt.
II. C. Bowers, formerly manager Ho
tel Portland.
WHERE T0 DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant, Fine private apart
ments for ladles, ice Waih. near eta ab
ICark!
bark.
Edlcfsen has dry slab with
Job a Salapolla.
Manager Baker struck a pop- f
ular chord when he engaged I
John Salnpolls, well-known char- I
acter star, for a season with the
-
Particularly the Ladies.
Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet
ening to the system, Syrup of Fita and
Elixir of Senna is particularly adapted
to ladies and children, and beneficial in
all cases in which a wholesome, strength
ening and effective laxative should be
used. It is perfectly safe at all times and
dispels colds, headaches and the pains
caused by indigestion and constipation so
promptly and effectively that it is the one
perfect family laxative which gives sa fr
action to all and is recommended by
millions of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge of its ex
cellence.
Its wonderful popularity, however, has
led unscrupulous dealers to offer imita
tions which act unsatisfactorily. There
fore, when buying, to get its beneficial
effects, always note the full name of the
Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front of every
package of the genuine Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna.
For sale by all leading druggists. Price
50 cents per bottle.
MANY a man would be unable to enjoy the
healthful exercise of golf if the telephone
did not keep him in touch with his business.
A word over, the wire saves him an hour's delay in
leaving the office. There is another reason.
The busy man's day is made shorter by the Bell
Service, which brings him in constant communication,
not only with his fellow townsmen, but with correspond
ents in distant cities.
The Bell System provides universal service to meet
the needs of all users.
The Pacific Telephone &.
Telegraph Co.
EVER V BF.IL TELEPHONE IS THB
CENTER OF THH SYSTEM.
Baker supportlnfr company. Sain
polls was with ' the Baker Com
pany Jor two seasons. In which
he appeared in- several superb
character creations, such as Cy
rus Blenkarn In "Tbe Middle
man. which Is to be his .open
Ins; bill at the Baker May 23:
Shylock, In "Merchant of Venice."
Jxuls XI. in "If I Were King."
vengall, John Storm and mcny
others. - -Since
leaving Portland Mr.
Salnpolls has supported several
well-known stars, such as Mary
Mannerlna- and David Warfleld.
from whom 'he comes direct to
play hla etock-starrins- season
here. He will begin his engage
ment Immediately after the close
of the season of Florence Rob
erts. Theodore Roberta and Thur
low Bergen, opening Monday.
Mar 22. In "The Middleman."
which, when he first presented
It here, ran nearly three weeks
at the old Baker.
fOWNE$
- KID FITTING
SILK GLOVES
AU lengths, sizes, shades.
HARRIS TRUNK CO.
TRUNKS
BAGS
Suitcases
132 6th st.
Opposite
Omronian
BEACH PROPERTY AT
Gearhart Park
"BY-THE-SEA."
Oregon's most popular, all-year-round
resort will prove an excel
lent investment. For informa
tion regarding building- sites over
looking the Pacific Ocean price
of property and special" induce
ments to those who wish to build
a home at the seaside, communi
cate with
Ruth Trust Company
235 Stark St; Corner Second.
Week-end excursions to Gear
hart. Trains leave North Bank
depot. Write for descriptive
literature.
California Metal Plating Works
A. Methivler. prop.
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PLATING.
Metal Coloring; a Specialty.
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Portland. Oregon
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MaKe Your Collections
Carry Your Business.
Get the Money In.
NETH & CO.,
Collector.
Worcester Rids. Main 17D6, A 12S5
Foster & Kleiser
High Grade Commercial and Electric
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East 7tk and Bast Everett Sts.
Phones East till; B-2224.
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?v I This day, fifty-three years ago, Minnesota was
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j LIBERTY COAL A ICE COMPA.W.
ICE
LOW RATES to CALIFORNIA
San Francisco, $5, $10, $12 and $15.
Los Angeles, $10.35 second class; $21.50, $23.50, $26.50
lirst class.
Round Trips at Reduced Rates. All Rates Include Meals and Berth. ' '
S.S. "Beaver" sails 9 A. M. Saturday, May 13.
lith. C. T. A.. 142 Third St. J. Vf. Ransom. Agent. Ainsworth
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Main 402; A 1102.
PHONES
Dock.
Main 26S; A 1234.