Morning Oregonian., May 26, 1911, Page 16, Image 16

PROGRAMME FOB
SANE 4TH READY
Committee Arranges Long
Sport Card for Boys and
Girls With Prizes.
CUT FARES ARE EXPECTED
Railroad Official Fall to Answer
Request to Reduce) Rales That
Country lr Inxlte City
Folk on Holiday.
' After consideration of detail, th
committee named by Mayor Simon to
arrange a "an programm for th
ourtn of July calibration this year
reported lt work nearly complete yes
terday. Tlwrt will ba flva band con
certs, two oa tha Wet Sid and three
ca tha East Sid, and athletic mi
at tha playgrounda la the afternoon
fw which prises will ha offered. At
cool a salute will b fired by Battary
ji. Captain Welch commanding.
Tha only dtacouraxlnc report at tha
seeslnn of tha rommliiM waa made
r-y Oeorire B Cellars on behalf of Judaa
t.atsns. chairman of tha transportation
committee- Juris Oaten wrot to tha
various railroad official, asking them
to (tv a low rata to polnta In tha
country near Portland. To date, nnna
I-.a replied. Thera will ba another
meeting of tha full committee. h"W
mr. next Thursday afternoon, when
It la believed, thera wlil p aom re
plteo to present. It aaa desired to oo
Kln low ratea that city peopla would be
encouraged to set out Into tha rural
district for tha day.
Cone-ert land Granted.
T commute appropriated $ for
tand concert Chairman Fleischner.
ef tha music commute, recommended
t-ul these concerta be held from
e-Ylock until & In the afternoon, and
that, they ha at lh City Park and the
J.orth faraway on tha Vest Hide and
in Sellwootl. I'enlnaula and Ilolladay
larks on the Last I'M. The r'lulir
j r band and the police band will play
and three other banda wl'l b nre
Chairman Cellar of the commute
en games, recommended the following
chetul. which waa adopted:
:.,ye 1 P. at. events: ottetacl race, eer-ra-e.
polate ra.-. threa-IecseU race. p
eitmbm. relay race. f-nsr men In team.
. founds, aeilwoad. North Ferk. Columbia.
a insula.
Maay rrbea t a.
Thee erenta ara opened to tea croups of
ats. Soya un.ter feet Inches In the
r -.1 aronp. aos aetaeea 4 feet larhe
mn-i feet a Inchea tn the seennd. This
v.. II require aa nrst p:ce prlaea. 4C second
pla-a priaea and third place prues.
Field meet tiroun-l. Meileood. events:
It a Jam, pole vault. IW-tH dash. : -
v ant sMh. 4v-vara dash. V mil. 1 mil.
U-ife. abet.
flAs over 4 feet 4 techee to compete tn
these evente. which will require eicht Nrst
prises, eurht aecoad p;ec pruiea and
etj'it thlra place prues.
Kaseball .penle of Poetlaad PuMIe
'laroun4 Leeeue. CJrminde: Columbia
rrh. .rth Tark. Peninsula and Hev.ntn
rei. fuys onner 4 teet 4 tncbee aad bora
aver 4 feet 4 Inctiee.
risrtntund eeeetoe.il rutrtB. ftellaood.
rtn Park. Peninsula. Columbia. Vova un-
Slrle I P. M. liroun.ls. .North Park. Co
limbta. Sella. d. tlroohlvn. Peninsula.
y. vents: P.a ra.-e. relay ra-- It girls la
leejn. 4 rd dssh. obstacle race, cllrab
ang tnrtlnej ladder.
Vh s will require 44 nest place prises. '
.-n4 place prise and SO third place
srlel
: TO I M. cjroonov. North Park. Co
lumbia, aetlwood. ttrooklvn. Pentasula.
Kveats t'lavaround baseball, beeaethall
3 1 P. M li-nsntl. .urtk Park. Tenia.
aula. Events Kola dsncee.
MARRIAGE FEES PROBED
(.rand Jury Inquire Into Right of
Jadfe to lie Lain Money.
right of mag tat rate to retain mar
riage feea was made the subject of an
Investigation r th grand Jury yes
terday, wlto Circuit Jaidg Gantenbein
tyfor th Inqutsttnr aa a witnesa.
home thousands of dollars, accepted by
the circuit and county Judges and tha
Justice of tha peace, are said to ba at
acake.
Kor several dars pa the Jury has
dona little but Ingulre Into lh admin
istration of the various departments
af th county government and several
email loopholes have been closed at
Ita aus;get!on. tteglnning with tha
ei ieetion of lh right of County Clerk
Xlrlils to retain naturalisation fees, as
Is authorised to do by Federal
statute, the jurv has turned It atten
tion tn ether little perquisite enjoyed
lr ofricera who. the statute sirs, shall
receive nothing but their lar!e.
Among thee they encountered the mar
riage gratuity, and learned. It Is said,
that suma of conelderable magnitude
were retained ry some of th Judges
from this source.
Conflict ef opinion exist a to th
meaning of th atatute: whether It Is
Intended to forbid tha officials to touch
any money aside from their stipends,
or whether It means that thee shall re
ceive nothing further from the treasury.
The latter view la the one taken by tha
Interested official and th District At
torney la non-committal.
PERSONALMENTI0N.
M. rvhartxciilld. of Eugene, la at trie
Bower.
Via. H. F. Gerry, of Hood ftlvr. la at
th Howers.
Jhn T. Ray. of I-ewlston. Idaho, la at
the Portland
TV. 1. Flodgatt. of Kysaa. Or 1 at
the I: i-perlaj-
j. Mailer, attorney of klcji'navlll. la
ht til Per kin.
O. A. lo be! I. Corf rrrrchant, U
at va Imperial.
J. M. Kawklna. a merchant of Al
bany, la at tha ursgon.
c.. J. Oesallng. a Hood r.Ivr fruit
grower, la at tea Portland
J. U Lawrenc. of Bend. Or. I kmony
the late arrival at th Bower.
Charles R. Hurly. of Tacoma, recla
tared at th Bower yeaterday.
r. A. Toung. merchast of Albany, ar
rived at tha Portland yesterday.
Mrs. J. If. Tentpleton. manager or a
JTinevia hotoL la at ta i'erklaa
O 1. Ixasrmsn. of Helena. Kont
arrtwd at ta Bowara yesterday.
Joaeph Gag-noa. a Medford lumber
Hun. Is registered at tha Oregon.
Mrs. K. te Chamber, cf Rainier. 1 at
the Portland whll on a visit tn th city.
A. V. Howell, a ploner resident of
Bend, registered at th Imperial ea-
leruav.
Ir. J. tV. Ingram, of C.vo Bay. waa
a mora th arrivals at th Perkins yes
tsnio. R. W. Rodger, a land operator of
futh-r'tn. Or. r-ltrd at th Terkln
evetrr..raV.
F. O. Jewett arrived In Portland
from Burn yesterday. H l at th
I-erkina.
Mr. E. f. Cooper, of 'Whit Salmon.
TVastL. I at the Imperial while making;
a vult In Portland.
L. O. Wilson, a coal operator of Iwi
County. Washington. 1 at th Oregon.
Mr. WUaoa'a headquarter ara at Con
trail. Roy Bronson. late with Ma Dill at
th Bungalow, passed yesterday ta
Portland oa hi war to Loa Angel,
where ha ha accepted a alx weeks'
engagement In Block.
A. R. Maujer, associate editor of
Power, th largest technical journal In
th United States, la In Portland. Mr.
Maujer will remain here a week to
gather material for a erie of articles.
He will tour th tat to Investigate
watar power condltlona.
FORT STEVENS. Or, May 15. (Spe
cial.) w. c. Jacob. First Lieutenant
Coast Artillery Corp, who ha been
tatloned at Fort Bteven for th past
two year, ba been ordered to Weat
Point Military Academy, aa Inatructor
In French and Spanish and assistant
athletic Instructor.
CHICAGO. May 2S. Spclal.) Ore
gon people registered at Chicago hotels
today are:
From Portland At tha Con erres a. J.
II. Vogt. At th Great Northern. Mrs.
Charles H. Green, At th Laaalle, R. 6.
Chapman.
From Ashjanrl At th Great North
era. Mr. and Mr. U Iltlty. LJlllam Hil
ts'. Carl HJIty. Mr. aad Mrs. Charles J.
Brady.
NEW TORK. Uay Special J Th
following perarm from the Paclfle
Northwest ara registered at New Xork
hotels:
From Portland At tha Longarre. 8. W.
Hundley: at th Broadway Central, J.
M. Pougho: at tha Navarre. Ml E.
Clifton: at the Brealin. J. Shemanakl.
Frum Seattle At tha Grand. IL B.
Usman: at th Bev111. Mr. and Mrs. L
O. Shuey: at tha Ureslln. A. Shemanakl;
at th Martinique, A. M. Maxim.
From Belllnghain. Waah. At th Tork.
If. N. Anderson.'
From Hood River. Or. At th Grand.
O. R. Gre4n.
From Spokane. Wash. At tha Rector.
W. N. Joyner.
SHOOTING TO BE PROBED
fltWK WAYSE MAY FACE SEC
OM 1XDICTMKXT.
(irand etnrf Will Consider Bobbery
of ScIIwvxmI otorflre and
Woandln; of Patrolman.
Shooting of Patrolman Forenson. at
the robbery of the Sell wood postofflc.
over four year ago, will be considered
by the grand Jury next week, with a
view to th Indictment of Frank
Wayne, one of tha ganr of robbers,
who baa admitted In open court that
he had a hand In tha affair.
Th motlv for th belated action
I that Wayne baa bees granted a new
trial after having been convicted and
sentenced to two years for th robbery
of th Oresham bank oa January I.
lo. Wayne waa convicted befora
Judge Morrow recently, and upon
motion being mad for a new trial
It Waa granted.
Prior to being placed on trial for tha
Oresham affair. Wayne served a
acntrnc at McNeil' Island for th
robbery of the postofflca. An ag
gregate of ten year lmprlaonment had
been given him. but h secured pre
mature releaaa upon the dlacovery that
the trial court had not ordered that the
aentance on four count should not
run concurrently. H was released
last Fall and was at once re-arrested
on a atat charge for th Uresham rob
bery. In a battle with tha robber at Sell
ood. officer Sorenson was shot In the
foot. He Identified Anderson, one of
the gang, as the man who shot him.
but as Wayne admit beln- present at
the time, the state will endeavor to
secure his Indictment aa a participant
In the shooting. Thla case. If an In
dictment Is returned, will be given the
right of way over th second trial of
the Greaharo case.
PIONEERS WILL BE FETED
1100 F.xpoctrd to Attend Banquet
Here on Juno SI.
Preparation for th annual banquet
June II to ba given by th Women'
Auxiliary. In honor of th Portland
Pioneer' Association, vers mad at a
meeting of the auxiliary at th horn
of th president. Mm C Si. CartwriBht.
yesterday afternoon. It la estimated
that U) pioneer will be entertained.
For serving this army of pioneer 176
cakes. l"i doxen biscuit. 134 loavea of
bread. JO pounds of small cakes, to
pounds of sugar. IS hama. Si tongues.
44 veal loavea. ii salmon and 40 gal
lons of salad are the estimated sup
plies, and donation of the edible
and cash are being received by tha com
mit t re In charge.
The officer of th auxiliary. Mrs.
Cartwrlaht. president: Mra Joseph Mln-
to. first vice-president: Mis Kate Hol
man. aecond vice-prrstdent: Visa A. M.
Cremen. secretary: Mis M. K. Taylor,
treasurer, and Mra Benton Killen and
Mr. l. P. Thompson, member -tf th
board of directors, ara making; all ax
rancementa. Aa In former year th pioneer will
meet In the Maaonlo Templa for exer
cises, afterwards parading through th
downtown street In automobile to th
Armory, where th woman of th auxi
liary will serve the banquet at :J P.
M. Th members of th different com
mittees to take charge of table will
be named at th next meeting of th
auxiliary, with Mr. Cartwrlght. June 14.
Resolution were adopted yesterday
memorialising- tha death of Mra Ida
Pratt, a member of the board of direc
tor of th auxiliary aad of Mra
Charles Holmaa.
POLICE PENSION URGED
Publicity Expert developed In Cam
paign for Ordinance). '
Publicity expert have developed In
the Police Eepartraent In th cam
paign of the officers for th passage
of tha charter amendment providing
for a police penaloa fund. A line of
clever advertlalng matter baa been
composed by eome genlua and 1 posted
varloualy about tha station, being
directed principally toward awakening
the officers to a eenae of their duties
to themselves.
Across th parade room bang a
broad banner, urging the patrolmen to
Bt themaelvea to explain th measure
to cltlaena In another placa la a Hat
of -don t" addreed to th "knock
ers," Ton"t think that you will ever
become disabled." It eaya. "Tour wlf
can work." A letter exposing on
officer who 1 reported to hav told a
cltlaen that th bill wa "no good." I
posted on th door of th locker room.
Th bill, which Is on th ballot to
he voted upon next week, provide a
retirement fund for officer over 0 who
hav served year. A elmllar measure
on behalf of the city firemen la being
urged.
0! You Piano Buyers
I . u !
I J J 1 i
4 L-uiif'
"While you are calling on oxir -worthy competitors .
who are offering PIANOS. FOR NOTHING
WITHOUT ANY PROFIT, don't forget the
LITTLE STORE, THAT DOESN'T SELL
PIANOS FOR NOTHING, but DOES MAKE
A LITTLE PROFIT, and w e want you to know
it. "We nor you nor anyone else could live, pay
rent and other expenses ivin; things away.
The OLD ADAGE is worth recalling. That is:
"YOU GET JUST ABOUT what you pay for
in this world." So, if YOU BUY A PIANO for
$100, that is all it is worth. "We sell direct from
factory to home, thereby saving you the retail
dealer's profit. Terms to suit our convenience.
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Evidence of Real Estate Swin
dles Growing.
HAND OF WOMAN DETECTED
Conveyances Recrntly Exposed Are
Connected With Ical by Which
Kant Side Groce-rs Were De
frauded of Store.
I.lnk by link. Deputy District Attor
ney Pag Is connecting evidence upon
which he expect to bs abl to show
that a gigantic conspiracy for th
fraudulent conveyance of real estate
ha existed In Portland and that thou
sand of dollars have been lost by in
vestors through It.
Another tep was taken yesterday,
when the proeecutor was abl to show
that tha frauds recently exposed are In
train with tn complaint Issued on
March 1 against J. F. Roth and George
Sanborn. 'in which they wer accused of
swindling a Brm of grocers out of their
tore, Eanhorn appears in other trans
action, and through him it is believed
that th deal can bs led back to the of
fice ef Harry Viereck. with whom h
waa for a time assolcated.
Grocer Are Swindled.
J. A. Cobb and F. C. Dillingham wer
tha proprietors of a grocery store on
th East Side, which they traded to
Roth for acreage In Josephine County.
They found later that they had not ac
quired title. When It was sought to
arrest Roth he could not be found and
Sanborn convinced the District Attor
ney that be had acted merely as agent.
A forged abstract, purporting to have
been Issued by J. K. Hare, of Grant
Pass, accompanied the deed. Roth
transferred the grocery to James Pe
ters, receiving for It a deed to lots In
Cliffs. Wash. Finding that the deed to
the Josephine County land was a forg-er-v.
Cobb demanded restitution from
NEW
FRAUD
01
Peter and received a deed to the same
lot previously transferred to Roth.
A woman operator I believed to hare
shown her hand In the most recent deal
to com to light, one of which all the
detail are nut yet In the possession of
th prosecutor.
Deed Traced to Woman.
When Charles S. Klton was arrested
recently for giving a false deed to Elsm
thaw for lot In Milton. CaL, which
proved to ba In a cemetery, he aald that
tltl came from one Shield, a realdent
of Vancouver, who appeared of record
a having received them from the myi
tarious Nelson, who appears at the bot
tom of all th transaction. Now evi
dence is found that Shield holds a deed
for other property In San Diego. Cal..
said to b worth $000. and that it wa
transferred to him by the woman,
whom th officers believe to b an as
sociate of Nelaon.
Question ull exist whether Ena
Nelson, held at the County Jail as the
mainspring of all th transaction. 1
th John C. Nelson from whom all th
deed originated. Six or more of tha
lnteretd person went to the Jll yes
terday with a view of Identifying him.
but non of thra knew him. Circum
stantial evidence, however, warrants
the authorities In holding; him. An
Interesting feature of the case la that
Nelaon was found and turned over to
Detective Maher, by Elton, on of th
men accueed f being In the ewlndle.
but who was released In the Municipal
Court on Wednesday
Lincoln Plan Extravaganza.
Th Philolexlan Society of Lincoln
High School hae completed plan for an
xtravaganxa to be given at the echool
ea June i. In honor of a com'ng annl-
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versary of the society. Professor Rob
ert Krohn has consented to direct tha
various drill and dances which will
ba Included In th performance. Th
affair will be aomewhat upon tha order
of a masque. Most of the line have
been composed and arranged by the
girl themselves. Th entire school has
been Invited to attend. The date of
the performance will be shortly be-,
fore the Rose Festival, and It will be
called "The War of the Roses."
ROAD FUNDS SOLICITED
Mr. Wemme to Add SO Cents to
Every Dollar Raised.
Determined to complete construction
of a good highway between the Mult
nomah County line and Mount Hood,
tha Portland Automobile Club ha
started a campaign to secure funds to
carry on the work. B. D. Joseph, a
good roads expert, has been appointed
to conduct the campaign for the club
and will begin an active canvas for
funds today.
More than $20,000 ha been expended
already on this road. The money that
ha been available was rained partly
by public subscription, but much of It
waa given by private individual. K.
Henry Wemme ha been the largest
contributor to the fund and in addi
tion has given much personal atten
tion to the project. The road was re
paired under the direction of Mr.
Wemme as far as Cherryville last year.
To stimulate the campaign for funds,
Mr. Wemme has agreed to give 60 cents
for every W that is raised by Mr.
Joseph amons; the business men and
automobillsts In Portland. Members of
the club believe that there is enough
Interest In the project to cause a gen
erous donation. It Is planned to re
pair the road to the base of Mount Hoed
this year, provided the club receives
the financial support that It Is seeking.
BANKS FULLY PROTECTED
Decision Hold Maker of Ont-of-Town
Check Liable.
According to a decision by the United
State Circuit Court of Appeal at Man
Francisco yesterday banks will be fully
protected when cashing checks or when
accepting for credit paper from outside
correspondents.
The case that brought forth the de
cision was that of the United States
National Bank of Portland against the
Amalgamated Sugar Company, which,
after depositing a check with the Far
mers A Traders' National Bank at La
Orande. stopped payment following- the
failure of the La Grande Institution.
Th Farmer A Trader' bank already
had sent the check to the United State
National and the Portland concern was
unable to collect, as the account of tha
La Orande bank waa too low to cover
It.
Th sugar oompany refused payment
and suit waa started. The bank won In
th local courts and th suit was taken
to the appellate court upon appeal.
POSTS PLAN MEMORIALS
School Children to Help Decorate
Graves of Veterans.
A. J. fimlth Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic and Blackmar Circle of
the Ladle of th Grand Army, are com
pleting arrangement for Memorial day
exercises to be held In Milwaukle cem
etery, between Scllwood and Milwaukle.
Monday forenoon. Graves of the vet
eran In the cemetery will be marked
and decorated with flower by the
school children. Members of the post
and circle will march to th cemetery
at A. M. with the school chllaren. The
monument to the unidentified dead will
be dedicated as the main feature of
the ceremonies, which will consist of
addresses and music.
Ben Butler Post and Ben Butler Wo
men's Relief Corps, of Sunnyside. have
arranged for special exercise in the
hall on East Thlrty-fourttt and East
Yamhill streets Monday afternoon. This
post and relief corps will ass'st In
marking and decorating th graves In
KODAKS
We carry a full line. We do de
veloping, printing and enlarging
at lea than you can get It done
elsewhere; do it right and have
it ready -when w say we will.
TRUNKS
We hav a full and complete
line of trunks, basswood or fiber.
This line includes Steamer, Ward
robe, Bureau and Dresser Trunks.
All sizes and all styles. Many are
priced specially low Friday and
Saturday.
Saturday Candy
Again Saturday we put on sale
our regular Saturday Candy, now
well known and popular in OQfV
Portland. Forty-cent boxea. AJf
CLEAN TEETH
Iae Sapoaol Tooth Powder. .... 19e
Celluloid Tooth Brushes 19
2Se slse Arnica Tooth Soap 13i
SI.OO eiTCOtkysaollae TOc
50c alse Lavonl 37 1
t a Lealeytlae Liquid. ......... 17
25c sis Brow a 'a Tooth Powder ,.17c
SI.OO alse Llatertne 69t
1 plat Peroxide ef Hydrogen 19
lee Mentholyptlnev full pint. ..33
3Se lae Rnblfoam, 2 for 25
BOc also Pebeeco Tooth Paste... 28
loe alse Dental Flos 8
2Se Enthymol Tooth Paste "9
BOe slae Sosodont, large sla. . . .39
2.1c slae Lyen'a Tooth Powder, 2
for. 25
lae Lesley Dental Cream. pe
rial at 11
BOe a lae Vravea' Tooth Powder... 21
Dentyne Chewing Gaaa S for...lO
2Se else Sheffield's Tooth Paste..l3
Vae Owl Alkaline Ellxer, pt..-33
20e alae Llaterated Tooth Pow
der 15
2Se alae Paaturlne Tooth Paate..l5
SSe alae Sosodont Tooth Paste.15
CLEAN HOUSE
10e Sapollo 7
BOe Platt'a Chloride 37
Knll plat Ammonia............. T
Borax, one ponad. ........... ., 7V
FeJa Naphtha Soap 54
25c Petermaa Hoaca Pood.. .. . 19
2lie alae Electric Rat Paate....l9
Kalry Soap, six for 25
2Be alse Barkeeper' Friend. ... 19
Bet Rlaealt 13
2Se Kellog'e Ant Paste 19e
25e BrlUlantehlne 19
2Se alae Insect Powder 19
One pint Formaldehyde 39
Babbltt'a Lye. three for 25
J. at J. Sulphur Caadle, a for.. 25
Chloride of Lime, 1-Ib. can 7
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, S sheets 5
Polaoa Fly Paper, 2 aheeta.... 5
Inaect Powder Gau 8
Rough ea Rata 13
Japaneae Gold Paint. 19
Johssoss' Floor Wax. . 37
BOe alae Phenyl Dlalnfectant. .39
2Se alse sheep Dip 19
CLEAN ZR
25e Owl Straw Hat Cleaner. .. .15
S5e Todeo ( leaning. Fluid 19
Fear ass. Pipe Clay 5
One pound French Chalk 7
Japaneae Cleaning Cosnp 17
..inn morn I There is no organization on the Pacific Coast that fills as many prescriptions as THE OWL
UNCHALLENGED ! intra compan vT WnyTdo you suppose? We fill so many that our drugs are always fresh, pure
and Tstrong-they havfto bTh. Mml8 buslZ. mSces it a money-saving proposition to employ the .est pre
SCTlptlon clerks we can find. Theurigain, leading physicians recommend our store on that account. All of which helps
lis
ORIGINAL CUTI2ATE DRUGGISTS
Tih. and WASHINGTON STS. ORTLrAND, ORE.
Lone Fir Cemetery for the general ex
ercises Monday afternoon, but will hold
their own exercises in this ball at the
same hour the Lone Fir exercises are
held, for the reason many of its mem
bers cannot bear the fatigue of stand
ing through the long exercises in the
cemetery. There will be patriotic talks
and songs and a special feature will ba
a banquet.
Pendleton Postal Bank Opens Soon.
PEN'PLBTON'. Or.. May tS. fSpe-
WHY SOCIETY WOMEN
HAVE PRETTY FACES
.11 r . n mn manv of us admire
the beauUful complexion of society
women and wonder why." writes Mae
Martyo. authority on beauty matters,
in the Boston Post. "Their good looks
and pretty faces are generally the re
sult of the greatest care and precau
tion In using beautifying preparations.
The day 1 passed when powder
finds favor with the knowing ones. It
has been found to clog up the pores
snd cause rough, sallow complexions.
If instead of powder women generally
would use a simple. Inexpensive lotion
made by dissolving four ounces spur
max In one-half pint hot water with
two teaspoon! uls glycerine added, the
matter of beautiful, charming faces
would - soon come to be a common
thing.
This lotion clears and beautifies the
skin as no other preparation will. It
does not show like powder or rub off
so easily and for taking away that
shlnv, oily, sallow look U unequaled."
Adv.
"Clean Up!" That is the seasonable word. The Owl
Drug Co. is ready with the cleaner most any kind you
want. We name some of them at Special Cut Rate
Prices for Friday and Saturday. Read all the way
through. It will pay you.
CLEAN BLOOD
1 alae Burton's Blood Syrup... 73
91 slse PlnkhaaB' Blood Purl-
fler. . 75
1 also Prruna. 60
TJae Owl Beef, Iroa aad Wine.. 59
Use Owl Herb Tea 17
1 slae Gads'! Peptomaagoa. .. .75
TJae Owl 80L Iron aad Manga-
neae. ...65
BOe California Syrup of Figs... 29
91 slae Hood's Saraaparllla 69
75c alse Green' August Flower-60
91.75 alae S. 9. 9 SI. 14
92.00 slae Saceu Alteran. .. .(1.39
lOe alae Harlem oil, alx for.... .25
91 Itexall Saraaparllla. ...65
CLEAN NAILS
25e alse Roaallae ...15
TJae Owl Nail Lustre... 15
loe Emery Boarda. ........... . 5
25c Nail Brnahes. 19
BOe Haraiaeh Nail Enamel 33
2T Owl Nail Add 19
25e Lusterlte Nail Brick 17
25e Nail Flies. 19
25c Pray Emery Boarda. .....19
25e Luaterite Cuticle Ice....... 17
Pearl Nail Cleaner 9
Manic are Sticks, alx Tor 5
60e Manicure Sclaaor. ....... .-39
nr r i XT your
LLEiiill LIVER
Burton Liver Tab I eta 13
Beecham' Liver Pllla.... 15
Sehenek'n Pill. 17
Chamberlain' Pill...... 17
Ayer' Trills 15
Hodri'e Pllla ..15
Cutlcura P"l "JS
Plerce'a PeUets., J
Klng'a New Life Pllla. 17
Pinkham'a Pllla. ..17
Caacaret 7C
B a r t o n'a Kidney aad Liver
Remedy 69
CLEAN CLOTHES
Tod co Cleaning Fluid 19
Japaneae Cleaning Comp. 17
6Ue Whisk Brooms. 33
8 OSS. Turpentine. ... e.. . 7
75e Cloth Brush 49C
One pint Beasine. ...... 7
Wool Soap 7
CLEAN SCALP
75e Louden Rum and ftulalne.,.59
BOe Burton's Scalp Tonle. ..... .30
25c Lee'a Egg Tar Soap 17
BOc Smlth'a Pomade e..39
lae Owl Shampoo 19
BOc Caplllaria 29
75c Hlrautia .60
91.UO Herplcide .......57
25c Lawrence Tar Soap. ...... .11
Boc Hay's Hair Health 33
BOe t'anthrox. 30
BOe nnnderlne. .....29
STc PaekeCa Tar Soap 14
BOe Seven Slaters' Shampoo. .. .39
lOe Wanoa' Shampoo Bag...... 7
lOe Fluff's Moquet 7
CLEAN r
25c Owl Kennel Soap .....15
25e Glover'a tor Soap.. 17
20e Kirk'a Dog Soap 13
25c Mirie Inaect Powder 19
BOe Todeo Mange Remedy. 33
25e Sprart'a Dog Soap 15
25c Rickeecker'a Dog Soap 19
BOe Glover's Mange Cure 35
REX ALL REMEDIES y0
AGENTS IX THIS VICINITY.
clal.) Pendleton's postal savings bank
will be opened for business June 12.
This Is in accordance with Instructions
Just received by Postmaster Brown.
The local official has also been directed
Summer
Excursions
to the East
May IS. IT, 18, 19.
22, 22. 24. 25. 27. 28, IS.
Jos 6, 1. B, 10. 12. 16.
IT. 21. 52. ? 2fl. SO.
July 1. 2. I, 4. 6, (. 19. 20. 26. 27, 28.
August 8. 4. . 14. IS. IS. 17. 2L 22. 23, 28. 29. 20.
September 1. 2. 4. S. . 7.
CHICAGO AND RETTRW 72. SO
ST. LOUIS AND RETITftJf . . 70.00
NEW YORK AND RETl'HJI. . . . 10S.5O
BOSTON AND RETl'RN 8110.00
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DritTH,
OMAHA. KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE AND
RETURN S SO.OO
Tickets allow fifteen (IS) days for going passage, final
return limit October 81st.
Go one way and return another if you wish, stopovers al
lowed within limit in each direction.
Ride on the ORIENTAL LIMITED, Through Standard and
Tourist Sleepers Portland to Chicago, In seventy-two hours
without change. Service and scenery unsurpassed.
Tickets and sleeping-car reservation nir
Ticket Office, 122 Third Street, Portland, or at
Depot, Eleventh and Hoyt streets.
H. 'DICKSON. C P. at T. A.
iBmmii.n gray. a. G. F. P. A.
CLEAN IS?
White Almond Soap Box..... .19
BOe Char lea' Flesh Food. 27
25e Owl Violet Ammonia 20
25e Spanlaa Caatlle Soap. .. .. .19
25e Batuaaweet, two for 25
SSe BeaxolB and A 1 m a d Lo
tion. 23 '
2Se Eapey's Cream. .......... ..15
10c Waah Clothe, four for. ....25
15c Sea Salt, two for .....25
10o Sponges. . ................. 7
25e Frostilla. 13
50a Elcaya Cream .............35
BOe Sempre Glovlne .......... .29
25c Cold Cream Tubes..... a,.. 15
CLEAN X
25e Gilt Kdge Shoe Polish..... 19
25e Shlnola Outfits 19
Shlnola Polish 9
T. M. Blacking 9
25c Shoe Brushes .............19
Elite Shoe Dressing. . . ,.... .13
25c Quick White 19
Ruaact PolUh 9
CLEAN SS
BOe Pompellan Cream .30
BOe Owl Skin Food. 43
SSe Glenn's Sulphur Soap 19
Fall Pound Theatrical Cream. .43
BOe Koameo Cream .......39
BOe Ingham's Cream. ......... .30
2Se Peara' Scented Soap.. .....12
BOe Malvlna Cream 3.3
SOe Bfeloroae Cream .......... .37
25c Reeve' Almond Cream. ...19
25e Woodbury' Facial Cream... 19
BOe Santlaeptle Lotion 30
25e Perfumed Greea Soap...... 19
XOe. Face Chamois 7
CLEAN
YOUR
SILVER
Electro Silicon . ......... 7
Bon Ami 8
25c Chamois ....19
Best Whiting, one pound...... 7
Puts Pomade . . 9
CLEAN HANDS
25c Lesley Almond Meal... .....19
Sue Hind' Cream ............ .33
Lava Soap ................... 8
Skat. 8
Flaah. . 8
Feet's Mechanic Soap........ 8
Grandpa Tar Soap 8
Hand Sapollo 7
25e Hand Scrubs ..............19
25c Tincture Greea Soap v-19
CLEAN GLOVES
Art Gum
Full Pint Gasoline....
Todeo Cleaning Fluid.
Full Pint Bensine....
8
. 7
.19
. 7
to go ,to Olympia, Wash., to receive In
structions relative to opening the new
institution. Immediately upon his re
turn he will complete arrangements
for the openng.
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