TITE MORXIXQ OREGONTAX. WEDNESDAY,. 3fAT 17, 1911.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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afcraMa at X
Waaauior-sa Durrarrr To Hats Ukuu
M:.ns The water main projected be
tween L'nlon UTinua and tbe Wulam-
River and Lul Pin atraat aad
Bni Bt-x Witii Dei Jcva 1. Tba
Mount Scott dlatrlct south of Powell
Valley road and supplied now by the
Woodmen Water plant., will receive
Bull Run water Juno 1. Foreman Ed
Gray, who la laying; a 12-Inch main on
tin Elxiy-secood street south to tne
Foster road, said yesterday that the
main would be completed and con
nected with the ten-inch main on the
Foster road on that date, which Is the
date on which the city will begin sup
plying water to the consumers con
nected with the Wood mere water sys
tem. .This la the 11 ret step to supply
that district with Bull Kun water,
f'lans have been adopted (or reinforc
ing; mains of eight Inches, to be laid
later, but the present effort la to
Itet Bull Run water to the people on
this date. Additions not connected
with the Woodraere system will have
to wait a little longer.
T. M. C A. pRATnurcirnNO I To
kioiit. J. H. Miner will lead the
weekly pravermeettns; at the Portland
iouna Men's Christian Association to-
m'tcht. and the music will be In chars;
of P. R. Xewllna-. Interest and attend
ance at these meetings Is constantly
Increasing;. The following leaders and
soloists hav been named for the re
mainder of this month: May 24. V. O.
Hlnshaw. leader: J. P. Mulder, soloist;
May 21. M. E. Snedecor and N. O. An
denoti, leaders: fcl M. Runyon and E.
GAIETY TO PREVAIL
Masked Revelers May Hold
Sway in Rose Festival.
STREET PASTIME PLANNED
J.awthorn. ...nu. .in ..,,. i. I r. .VcKee. soloists. The prayermeetmirs
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r Boilrr'i musical director. W. H.
protection and oluer
j'i.-poaea A 13-lncn main will be laid i
on Last Water street brfor the pave- I
n-.-n! Is put down, and large main will I
te laid on rUat Third street and l'nlon I
avenue. Kast Oak and fcait Salmon '
streets, tbese two latter mains con-r-ctic-
snd tormina; a cmrlete circuit
Inroii.-h tne Varrhuuaa 1 1 1 . f r I 1 T , 1
mains are connected with the lower I 1,1
i-unt Tatr reservoir. The construc
f.on of several btic bulldinti made It
essary to provute mor and lariter
watr nn;n rTJt. iiebl.h :
J"tlio s ioir.itted the lowest bid f .
laylr.o- the lar.ce castimn mnln on
I.inroin s'reet from f.Jl Sixtieth
street to XAraumte avenue to
tne bla-h service direct frm
reservoir. Their bid was !:).
f"on"T Pii-ot raosriSAt. t'vi-r Wat.
Tee freirht drot comrr.tttee from
Allen: msnaiter. X. O. Anderson.
Frvsj New Cbcrcubs OaaA-tlxcix. ReT.
H. C Khsffer. superintendent of th
Orecnn Conference of the United
Prethern Church, who Is restlna- from
the strenuous work of th year at
home on Powell Valley rond. tiouth
Mount Tabor, will report at th meet
Ir. tc of conference In Philomath. June t.
that he has organised Bv ne
churches Hurlnir the year. The larafc-st
and most Important la In Seattle, wher
a church site ba ben bouitht at a
ost of 111 ."). Itev. Mr. Shatter said
O sutDly i ine n'm.rniii ri"-i ichlti.
th new marked rrowth In membership. Blnhop
win presiu si 1 1 v tunivivuw . "
Philomath.
T. M. C. A. to THAI OirfTAU. Two
Oriental Younc Men's Christian Asso-
insouni'.i ih.i ii .hi elation S"retarles will com to Port
en offer to t O -W. IL A N". Co f r
trie erection of a rreterht d-pot and the
e.tat:i.hmrnt of t-.lth! fj.-uitica for
"ie tti t S'dfc Cn.ler the direction of
the committee surveys and examinations
are belne; ma.le to ascertain what
streets the railroad company now oc
cupies, what streets have bem vacated,
an 1 what Is necessary In the opinion
of th committee to enable the cr
rny lo build the depot. It will prr b
ehiy be ready for submission shorUy
after Junt I. Th full commute la
eomrose-t of Dan Kellaher. Pr. Oeorc
R Van Waters anl Ueorc illark. who
fcav handled the fr-lsht depot ques
tion from the bectnnlnic.
f'rwfn-Tti laaiit. ti Cowvxjsb Tojcoa-
e"w. i ne opentnit session of th an-
! and this S immer to study the methods
I of the local association. II. W. Stone.
reneral secretary, has Just notified
th International committee that the
men. John buns, a Chinese, and T.
Takabatke. a Japanese, will be re
ceived her and Klven all th courtesies
of the association. Roth men are col
lege arraduates and are now ena-aa-rd In
Y. M. C A. work abroad, but deslr
to familiar!! themselves with methods
followed by th association In this
country.
PATHOt.HA.SJ BaVTS FUtEPCRJ rHC
F:i Activity of Patrolman Vessey
In awmkenina- lodirers and carrying;
some of them to th street probably
averted loss of life when Or broke
out early yesterday mornlna In th
rtial convention of -orti...i t .....i... I Oeneva restaurant. 12 Gllsan street.
f pworth Leaa-ue will be held tomorrow V"T discovered the Or and turned
riKbt In t entral Methootst episcopal
CUurch. Vancouver avenue ard Farito
street. A aonc service. In chirca of
r.ri Abbett. win be tn first f-atur
on the rroicramme. An address of wel
come will then b delivered by a mem
ber of central chapter, to which W. R.
I atterson. district president, will re
spond. A social hour will follow. Th
convention will hold sessions morning,
afternoon and night. cJoslr.e; Sunday
Elsht.
Masj Ohcw Parckj:i Twttsj AajtaaTWo.
For th second time sine be re
reived a parole from Judge McGinn,
list January. Frank itosenstrom. bad
check man. Is In the h ule of th
police, charted with sjjln ofTerinir n
Insult to a youns; worn. in who recently
caused him to be sent to the rock pile.
Koeenstrom was arrested In a room, at
Grand avenue, wher he had In
truded over th protest of th arlrl
who occupied It. It was at th same
room that he was arrested formerly,
after he hsd set nr to th curtains
and leaped from th window to a roof
below.
Ciiartxii Ccunrts:o Bctso Cos
sirr.B:i. Mayor Simon. Is conslderlns;
names for appointment on the commis
sion charter commute, authorised by
the City Council. He will appoint 13
men. who. under the resolution of th
Council, must be taxpayers. It Is
nn.lrri.lood that all of the various In-t-r.sts
In the city will hav repre
sentation, so that all phases of life
v lil hive a voice In the make-up of th
proposed charter.
lunru Wt.sc to rts.-rs4i Calitixt
A'lAixsr Jri "The IUoo.l Accusation"
will be the topic of RubM Wise's ad
dress at It.-th Israel on Frl.lay niKht.
The discussion of this calumny asalnst
the Jews will be undertaken because of
r-cent occurrences in Russia, wher
the chsrjte was r.-vlved In order to turn
the mobs aKamst the Inhabitants of
Jewish faith of Kiev.
To save th cost Pf stcrsir on two
li-horsrpower return tubular boilers
which we are now taktnir out. We will
s. ll them at a bantam if taken at once.
These boilers are of the Keieanee tvne
and in sood condition. Complete with
ail flttlnKS and feed ater equipment,
ready for Immediate Installation. For
further parttculara call at room 20i
1'rfKor.lKD bldic. e
Uxdxak Cottaob Ileixo) WnrckEtx
The rottas; at 2 A. rand avenue,
near East pin street, owned by Ira.
C H. and I'av RalTety. Is belnir torn
own. It Is one of the oldest star.tiini;
house on the Fast Side, having? been
built 4S years a.-o by Georce Clark,
l'art of the buil.im was ued as an
tindc rtakinjr establishment by Fred
Clark.
"What Is tmb Harm ijc Pir-s -ro
P Tono. Mrs. M. M Sleeth will ad
dress the members arid friends of the
CentaaJ Women's Christian Temperance
l'nlon this - af ternoon at 2.3 o'clock.
1t room 3'i! UosxinouKh bulldln;. Her
e-iblect will be -What la the Harm In
l'cerr All Interested are Invited.
Ov and after May :i. tll. the Port
Isrl Heights and Council Crest ca-s
w.u epe-at south on Nineteenth from
Wah:nton t0 Morrison, east on Mor
rison to Fifth, north on Fifth to Wasn
teuton and west on Washinpton as
heretjfor. Portland Railway. Libt at
l ower Company. e
Majob a. F. Sham SriLt. Iut Major
A F. Seers continues i!l and very
weak In the ild People's Home on
San.ly tmuievar.t and East Thirty
third street. He was reported yester
day a siia-htly Imj roved, sittins; up oc
t aslcaatlv.
A V. Asjiji t.- Torn Fnicxix Our
N' shoe store fcs ceuirht th town;
tJ i to 15 va'.ues f r Bn wonder
we r ru-sh.-.t. H Mon Sampl Sho
stor. 1 J t Fourth, cor. Aluer. tinder
&-and-l'c store. e
WAiovlJ.. I ijtan.-i. Ho'laday's Addi
tion. block ar-l nine-room itouit. a
li'mi in every serse. see it and you
will buy: price little m.'re than value
if lots. Owner. 141 East Ut!i North.
W. A. Pa-u hereby announces that
h has a-iven up hla bachelor apart
rrents at 7-T Kearney sf and from now
n will make bis com at th Hotel
Rowers.
F P. Tot-sen. LameV Hansepas.ica.
Is moved from trie Corbe'.t b:dc to
I Morrison street. VxruA-n l;dc.
and I cow showtnc cew foods In a.l
linS- e
IS Shcss for II SO. principally nar
row wtltits. at 21 Morrison street.
O joe. old-fashioned strawberry sbrt
cake. The Haxelwood. Ill Wash. St.
Ictt ray to much, merchaadis
Is cheaper. - Wooster's, 4"! Wash.
Pa. K RiKrsTHAU physician and
urceon. lilt sel.inc bmi.lms:
Nauo Widths la 14 and $5 shoe
for 1. i:i Third street.
FCXUCISMB9 STrrm, T Tllferd hAg.
In th alarm. Then he went upstair
and aroused elcht sleepers, who barely
hsd time to escape. Fir started In
som creasy rs In, th back of th
restaurant. Thi fire- was conflned to
th lower floor, entirely destroying
th restaurant equipment.
SlMDAT S'-HOOt. to Grvs) Mat Partt.
A merry May party will be held for
th pleasure of th children and young
people of the I'nlversallst Sunday
school and neighborhood Friday after
noon. May 1. from 4 to t o'clock. In
th social hall and spacious ffruunds of
th Church of liooil Tidings. Broad
way and East Twenty-fourth street.
Miss Taylor, kindergartener and plays-round
leader. vwlll have the help of
Mies F. Grumblne. of Boston, and Mis
C Taylor, of Chlcatro, In new and en
tertalntna a-amea. Parents and all in
tereeted will be welcome.
I.rvB,'.Y To Dtucrea Co k Mission RnJ.
"L'allas. Under Commission Rule,'
will b th subject of an address
to be delivered by D. O. Lively before
the Progressive Business Men's Club
luncheon which will b erlven today at
tioon. Mr. Lively formerly resided In
Wllns. Tex., and Is familiar with the
commission form of government. Th
Progressiva Business Men's Club Is a
comparatively new organization and
has for Its object the Improvement of
present civic conditions and the bus!
ne?s relations between Its members.
(iL Ann to Hear Moiobiai Pat Feuv-
ic-ks. Chaplain tSllbert of the Third
Infantry. Oregon National Guard, has
arranged to hold the memorial aervi
for the regiment Sunday night. May
IS. at the First Presbyterian Church,
Twelfth and Alder streets. Battery A
and Camp loung of the Spnmsh War
Veterans will also attend the service.
Pr. WIHInm Rnder. pastor of Calvary
Presby tenan Church of San Francisco.
will assist in the services.
Mr. W. F. Woopwarp. president of
the lrvlngtnn Club, makes a request
that the somen of Irvtngton meet at
the clubhouse on Thursday evening to
talk over the playground sltuutlon.
Ther Is now being Installed basketball
court, handball court and volleyball.
and a concrete tennis court for the
Juniors, besides a lot of apparatus for
the smaller children. The meeting on
Thursday night Is to talk over th
situation.
PROFsa.son Morris to Lfcti rb. Two
free lectures will be given this week
at 41 Alder street. Tonight at S
o'clock Professor George P. Morris will
lecture on "How to Read Photos." To
morrow night at the same hour F. E.
Coulter will give a lecture on "The
Care of the Body.- All Interested ara
Invited. t
Mission Circus to Mm Tomorrow.
The Florence Mead Mission Circle of
th JL'nlversallst Church of Good
Tidings. Irvtngton group, will be th
guest of Mrs. R. E. Gchr at her home.
lCil Braxe street, corner of Forty
fourth, tomorrow afternoon. Important
work Is to b undertaken and anyone
Interested Is welcome.
PR. F. F To a kim, of Los Angeles,
Cak. founder of Ilsgab Home, will ba
In Portland to hold a ccriea of meet
ings Msy 27 to 3L at th Second
Baptist Church, corner of Eaat Seventh
and Eaat Ankeny streets, teaching th
full gospel and praying for th sick.
All will b welcome.
Mhs. Arjcw ponacs. state oommander
for the Ladles of th Maccabeca of th
World, has been called Fast by th
death of her sister. Mrs. Forges wa
elected to represent th order for th
State of Oregon at the supreme conven
tion to be held July Is. at Allantlo
city. N. J.
Mas- Lbvthoi.d Diss at 7. Mrs.
Salom Leuthold. an old resident of
Portland, died Monday In th Patton
Home, w-here she had lived for several
years, f-he wss 79 years old and was
an aunt of Judge Gantenbeln. Arrange
ments for the funeral hav not yet
been fixed.
Vtaieon Scmooi. Mrmxi PLojexxax
The Parent-Teachers' Association of
th Vernon school will meet Thursday
at 2 JO o'clock. There will b th
election of officers. Mrs. Hawkins will
continue th talk she gav at a pre
vious meeting.
Mis Harkt Bsttbr. Mlsa Lucil
Barry, of 301 Holladay avenu. a victim
of. th Fstacada streetcar accident, ha
been removed from th hospital to her
horn, but I not abl to resum br
clerical dutlea.
Storb No. t" Washington street
for rant from July L Apply room 701
Selling building.
Frask L. Smith's Norway butter. tOe.
Fkaxk LSxrm'i little hema. lie.
Oxs-Haut a little bam. ltc
Frank L. Skinrs best bacon, 29a.
His medium breafast bacon. 174.
It Laxd la t-lb. palls, tie.
';"' lor frank. L, Pmlili, j
Management of Celebration Would
Introduce Mardl-Grsj Spirit This
Tear Women Are Vrged to
Wear Carnival Garb.
city, will await th aprciattcoat of
tha commission committee authorised
by the Council.
"If this committee Is considered sat'
lsfactory," said Mr. Lepper yesterday,
"we shall not name our commlttoe. but
will co-operate with the Council com
mlttee. Unless the comm'ltee la made
up of men who will prepare an lnr
partial charter we may go ahead with
our work and appoint the committee of
15, which will frame a charter, and
place tt alongside the one the Council
committee prepares and let the voters
decide. The East SMe Business Men
Club was first to start the movemen
but If we can get the commission form
of government through the Council
will be satisfactory. The personnel
the Council committee, when it has
been named, will determine what may
be expected.
Mr. ' Lepper has collected conslderabl
data, including the charters of c'tle
having commission form of govern
ment. and will continue to collect ma
terial bearing on the subject.
it
PRACTICAL AID GIVEN
In the plans for filling Rose Festival
weelr with an array of attractions ex
celling all former celebrations, the
management la preparing to give rein
to alomus. th presiding deity of the
mask, and to Com us. the god of
revels, who are to soars honors In the
fealty of the loyal subjects, with Rex
Orea-onus the festival king. Arrange
ments are under way to give over the
latter part of the evening of Tuesday,
tn night of th great electrical Ilium
Inated float parade, to fun and frollo
In which maskers and gaily-costumed
revelers win bold sway In th streets.
Sixth and Seventh streets, which are to
D elaborately decorated and Illuminat
ed fur the week, will be dedicated to
these pastimes and certain sections of
the thoroughfare will be roped oft and
policed that th merry-makers may dis
port toemseuves to tha fullest extent.
At alternate street Intersections bands
111 be stationed and musical numbers
will Intersperse th frollo of th mask
ers and dancers.
The festival management Is endear
ortng to arouse Interest In this feature
of the programme among the numerous
secret and fraternal bodies In the city,
wmcn have suitable costumes and par
apnernalla for making a spectacular
snowing. Among those that, have al
ready algnlfled their Intention of plsv
Ing a part ar th Knights of the Rose.
The knights have a fin eiulpment for
mis and wiu probably appear decked
tn trappings of old feudal days. Other
societies are figuring en giving
'stunts' of a burlesque character, the
nature of which wlir not be announced
In advance. The locul Turn Vereln. In
charge of Processor 'Genserowskl. will
give "the Garland Drill" and numerous
otler gymnastic-feats.
Th subject has been taken DP with
some of the leading roller skating
rinas or tne city and It Is expected
that a large number of fancy perform
era on rollers will be on hand to take
part In freak races and comical "Jinks"
In the revels. This part of the even
ing's fun will not Interfere with the
big electrical pageant lad by Rex Ore
gon us. Introducing the Jolly old mnn
arch to the festival throngs, but will
rather serve to give the crowds an
early opportunity to catch the carnival
spirit which. It Is desired, shall prevail
during the week. The masking and
musical serenades will begin Just a
soon as the electrical parade has dls
banded and will continue until mid
night.
According to General Manager Hutch
la this will be the fitting time for the
women of Portland to appear In the
gay carnival garb which Is one of the
real attractive features of the floral
carnivals and tournaments In other
countries where such fetes are held.
WORK FOR CHILDREN" TOLD AT
SOCIETY'S MEETING.
Parent Discouraged From Lightly
Discarding; Parental Burdens,
Says Superintendent,
MARY GARDEN.
The Most Sensational Artist In the
Concert Field Today.
Lois Steers-Wynn Coman will bring
this brilliant season to a close with
concert hy Mary Garden, "The Sarab
Bernhardt of the Opera." That this con
cert will be crowded It Is safe to pre
dict, for Mary Garden will attract fash
ionables as well as the musie lovers. No
Reports submitted by the officers of
the Boys and Girls' Aid Society at the
2eth annual meeting in the parlors of
th First Congregation Church last night
showed that 28 children were under the
direct care of the society. Of that num
ber, 39 were received In the past year.
The average dally number of children
at the reclvlng home during the year
was HJL
Th report of J. C. Alnsworth. trea
surer of the society, showed a cash bal
ance on hand of IS90.24. Disbursements
for the year aggregated JiS.S70.6S and
wer distributed among the following
accounts:
Maintenance of receiving home. ttV'SS-D!:
field work, placing and visiting children
and conducting investigations, S6m4.19;
property expenses. I13..l; playgrounds
nd manual training equipment, FJ.i6;
payment of claims in the matter of
tates where the Boys and Girls' Aid So-
e'ety were the sole devises and amounts
paid on note. Interest, etc.. SIKTI.40
Dr. T. L Eliot. William F. woodward
and Judge C. E. Wolverton were re
elected to succeed themselves as direc
tors. The society was addressed by Dr.
Luther R. Dyott and Mrs. Millie R.
Trumbull.
W. T. Gardner, superintendent. In his
report told of the. progress the society
bas made during 'the IS years he has
been In charge of the work. Mr. Gard
ner told of the management of the re
ceiving home and the treatment of chil
dren. He also explained the field work
that Is done by the society In behalf
of dependent children.
Our field work is directed by three
agents." said Mr. Gardner. "Mrs. Mary
J. Graiiam attends to visiting wards oi
the society who have been placed in
family homes In Portland. Miss Myrtle
E. Pease has charge of Investigations
and wards In Southern Oregon and J. G.
Kllpark looks after the.eame work for
the society In Eastern and Western Ore
gon.
These agents carefully Investigate an
reports of abuse and neglect of children
In their districts and cause them to be
brought before the proper authorities.
Many are the difficult problems pre
sented to them. Our workers do all In
their power to keep the family together,
but when that Is Impossible we see that
the children receive proper attention.
Above all. parents should be discour
aged from lightly shaking off their par
ental obligations."
yVHERE JTO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at th
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart-
meets for ladles. 305 Was a, near tin ax.
Fever Closcg Ainsworth School.
City Health Officer Wheeler yester-
You
ought to give our showing of
Suits at $20, $25 and $30
a lot of consideration
Because we've been mighty
. zealous in assembling them.
We put the same standard on
them as a lot of stores accord
only the $35 and $40 displays.
You'll find them to be fine
clothes; a broad showing of
English models, conservative
sacks and dip fronts in blues,
blue oxfords,; grays, browns
and. tans.
Other displays equally worthy
at $35 and $40
day ordered the Alnsworth School, on
Portland Heights, closed on account of
scarlet fever. There have been several
cases there.
Recently the building was fumigated.
but more fever developed and It wa de
cided to close the school until June 1.
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PRINTING
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Mary Gard
artist Uvinf fca had aa much printed
about her or aa many photographs pub
lished aa this successful woman who has
never yet been connected with a fail
ure. Olftd with arery requisite for a brll
llu.ni career, viz., exceptional musical
talent, histrionic Insight of a remarkable
quality and wondrous beauty - of face
and figure. Msry Garden stands today,
tha most Interesting woman In the
world of musical art. Any woman who
can make such words as pebussy'a "Pe
leaa and Meitsande" and Strauss' '
lome" almost popular successes must
lnded bs a genius and tha vry next
might Itlsry Garden can sign Marguer
ite" In "Fausl' with equal success.
The programme to ba offered by Mary
Garden and her assisting art lata Is re
freshlngly near and different. Both
Arture TibalUl, the violinist, and How-,
ard Brockway. tha pianist-composer,
will Introduce- to us some novelties be
sides standard compositions of Import
ance. Brockway Is a musician of great
Importance, whose symphonies, etc, have
been played by the Bos ion Symphony
Orchestra,
The concert will be given at the Ar
mory, June 3rd.
COUNCIL'S ACTION AWAITED
Eas Side) Committee) May Prepare
Independent Charter.
The eommltte appointed by the East
Side Business sfen's Club, composed of
Can Kellaher, L. M. Lepper and Ueorge
Blaak. to select a commute, of 15 te
prepar a charter providing ror a com
n'"'"" Xora oX garsmnifm Lxz fjia
Downtown on Time,
Where Minutes Mean
Dollars
you'll want a watch ' that keeps
accurate time. Watches are one of
the star features of our great Re
moval Sale. Wo ve sold grea quan
tities there's still many (eft. all
marked with a first-cost tag. Only
few days left for this great
money-saving event. Do you love
beautiful jewelry that Is as good
as It looks? Adorn yourself at a
very little cost. Also that skimpy
tabic service. We're almost giving
table silver away and all of it
standardized grade.
384S Morrlaoe Street.
New Address. Yeoa Bids;.
Modern Business College
Sixth and Washington s t r e e ts.
Phone Main 7822. Shorthand, boqk
keeplng and office appliance. Day
and night classes. Enter any time.
Speed classes and employment de
partment for stenographers.
MAKING SIM of your ACCOMMODATIONS
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel sod brick structure. Furnished at
cost of 1100,000. Every comfort and con
venience. On caiiines transferring all ever
city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers.
Send for Booklet with map of San Francisco
HE Waltham Watch Com
pany produces more than
seventv stvles of move
ments, ranging from the size of
a nickel to larger than a dollar. There
is a Waltham movement perfectly
suited to your purse and personal needa.
'If, Tims You Omud a WaUkam."
Send for descriptive booklet.
WM.TIIAII WATCH CO., - Wsltata. Uses.
WALTHAM
lull WATCH
It's
fOWNES
That's all yen need to know
bout a
SILK GLOVE
T N preparing for a journey the telephone per
forms a great variety of serrices. Reserva
tions are made, last directions are given, good-byes are
Baid, over the wire.
The Long Distance Service of the Bell System is of
special value to the traveler. Sometimes the Bell Tele
phone makes a trip unnecessary; sometimes it convinces
him that a trip would be profitable. "Wherever he goes,
he feels the need of universal service, and that is Bell
Service. -
The Pacif icTelephone &
Telegraph Co.
EVERT BELL TELEPHONE IS TUB
CENTER OF THE SYSTEM.
MaKe Your Collections
Carry Your Business.
Get the Money In.
NETH Q CO.,
Collector.
Wereester ItldBT. Mala 17M, A 12SS
Foster & Kleiser
High Grade Commercial and Electric
SIGNS
Eaat Ttk aad East Everett Sta,
Phone. F.aat B-I2B4.
3
t;
HE conservative, a b 1
manaaement of a pank-
lna; institution is verr
1 m d o rt ant. The Port
land Trust Company of
Oreiron is manaa-ed and
d 1 r ected by competent,
eonservatlv men of long
financial experience.
Accounts subject to check
are cordially Invited.
Portland Trust Company of Oregon
Established 1187. Oldest Trust
Company In Oregon.
Capital liOO.000. Surplus and
Profits $70,000.
IT. 1. PITTOCK, President.
K. W. LEADBETTER, Viee-
Pl-ealdeat-EMERY
OLMSTEAD, Viee
Presldent and Mssagcr.
A. B. MCliOL, Vlec-I'restdenx
B. LEE PAGET. Secretary,
The Recognized Leaders of the Industry
Peerless .:.
Chalmers
Pope-Hartford
- Hudson
Each Pre-eminent in Its Class
KEATS AUTO CO., Seventh and Burnside
Phone Main 5368 Open Evenings
Kissel-Kar Trucks
Federal Trucks
STODDARD -DAYTON
AUTOMOBILES
AU one quality, but different prices.
$1175 to $4000
86 TEJTTH STEEET, BETWEEK STAEK AND EUENSIDE
Ask for catalogue. Phone A 1917, Marshall 1915.
LOW RATES to CALIFORNIA
San Francisco, $5, $10, $12 and $15
Los Angeles, $10.35 second class; $21.50, $23.50, $26.50
first class.
Round Trips at Reduced Rates. All Rates Include Meals and Berth.
SS. "Bear" Sails 9:00 A. M., Thursday, May 18.
H. G. Sro'th. C T.
Main
A 12 Third St. J. W. Hansom. Agent, Alnsworth Dock.
402: A 1402. PHON'ES Main 268; A 1234.
3 1
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Main 622
A3136
UBEBTX CO Alt A ZCB COJLFAJil'.
:CHWAB PRIfJTIMG CO
MS0LICITS YOUR PATR0NAC
245 STARK STREET