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district eonfereac of the Evanfelical
Lutheran Church. In eeeelon In ttt-
Paul'a Cbqrch. Cut Twelfth and Clin
ton street, yeaterday voted to ask th
general synod of Ohio and other atatea
to reinstate In theological depart
ment of Pacific College at Olympia,
WuH Tola department will cease to
exist at ttaa doe of th present month,
according to tha actlun of tha synod,
but It waa tha sentiment of tha minis
ter and laymen that a theological
school should ba main tal ned on tha Pa
cific Coaat. and aa tha theological de-
New Bills Open at the
Vaudeville Houses
THE kjr.n V,i partment at Olympla la fully equipped
' J',VT.VTl?rirVi It. facoltr It waa recommended
PAT':t.a THtTlH-tt'earta eaa tar I Uiat It be reinstated. It waa held that
tj.,i t, , anaraoaa at lis. i ! It would ba a hardship lo aand
at i aa aaa a.
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Bu!L lklM a Port
ead. Tate axuraoess al 1
Coarraamojr Dim Fixnx Tha
general cocnmlttea of tha Oreoa con
ference of tha Evangelical Aaaoctatlon
hae fixed tha dataa for tha campmeet
lag and convention of tha aaaociatloB
at tha campground at Jennlnge Lodge.
MintOniog city Una. July 21 to Au
gust X. Tbia year tha campmeetlng
wlil ba followed by the conventions of
tha Young People a Alliance. Sunday
ecbooL Women a Mlaslonary Society
and MlnlateriaJ AaaoclaUon. Carnp
meetlna and coaventlono will ba under
tha general charge of tha presiding
eldera. Her. E. I. Hornschuch. of Porta
land, and Her. N. fbupp, of Taooma.
O. W. Plumer. conference traofel
lt for the state, will ba active man
ager on tha campground. Ielrgale
will attend from Oregon and Washing
ton, and tha membership makea tha
event aa annual reunion.
Fratfrs Wiu. Cuosx. The Parent
Teachera Aaaoclatlon of Wood lawn
will close their aeastona for the school
year with a meeting tomorrow, at
Woodlawn school, at 1 10 P. L Tha
meetlna; will ba addressed by Mra. X R
Hawklna. vice-president of the Mothers'
I'oBcrtaj. followtna; which refreeh
menta will be served by tha members.
The aaaoclatlon haa conducted a quiet,
but atcady campaign for tha batter
meat of condltlona and advantaxaa aur
roundlnc school children with
couractnr results. Tha attendance) of
school patrons at their meetings I:
especially appreciated aad tha com
mittee wishes particularly to empbaalse
the Invitation to all lo attend.
Powtlakd PTTDairra Wi DimsntAa.
Pimeon Reed Winch, son of Martin
Winch, who waa graduated from Prlnca
ton thta week, and Alfred H. Clarke,
aon of D. D. Clarke, who waa graduated
from Amherst this week, were both
members of tha DOT class of tha Alien
)reparatory School. Mr. Winch ias
distinguished himself In literature and
debating and Mr. Clarke baa specialised
along the llnea of matheraatlca. I-avetle
McAlien. who received hla diploma
recently from tha Maaaacbusetla la
atltute of Technology, waa a member
of thla umt dasa.
PlcTvaia . to Ha Fhowx. Mrs.
Charles Dodd will entertain tha art
department of the Woman's Club to-
fmr at 1 o'clock, at her residence, til
First street, corner of Grant. Several
hundred pictures will be ahowa tha
guests by Mra. Iodd and aa Informal
talk about them ba given by her. Mrs.
Winter will take three pictures from
the different schools, and ahow th
principles of art which have been used
to make them beautiful. Arrangemeata
are being made for nest sujod i work.
iTrrracarKn Wiu. PaoeATxrv. Mary A.
Ileitkemper. widow of u. Heltkemper,
a local jeweler, la tha principal bene
ficiary In the will, which waa admitted
to probate In the County Court yee-
terdsv. The homestead at East
Vteveatb and Weidler streets, valued at
ii'.9. and personal property valued at
I loo la willed to her. Each of th
three sons and a daughter, all of legal
ae. receive 11.
H' sixes la Souv Edward Ttenfer.
who haa been In buainaaa on th Kat
Si'le for the past 2 yeara. baa sold
out. aad will make a trip to California.
where he will remain for several weeks
co a visit. Mr. Ken far retains consid
erable property Interests In Portland
aad on his return will occupy bta tlma
looking after hla property.
Naw Toaa S.--jbtt to Mm. Tha
New Tork Stat Society of Oregon will
hold Its monthly meeting this eve
ning at Chrletensen'a hall. Eleventh
and Yamhill streets. A very entertain
Ing programme will be given, and light
refreshments will be served. Visiting
New Yorkers or resident of thla city
or atata ar Invited.
Stan Mrtxarr M. Xirwmu. Pres.
Mrs. Mildred M. Newell died at her
horn. Oi East Slzty-thlrd street. Sat
urday. She waa 34 yeara old. She waa
the wife of C. W. Newell, and la sur
vived by two daugbtera aad one aon.
The funeral will be conducted from tha
Laurvlwood Methodist Episcopal
Church today.
Cmi-naia Cnttncxrvata-irr err. Tba
annual commencement exercises of Co
lumbia University will ba held In tha
chapel of th college building tomor
row morning at I o clock. Archbishop
Christie will address tha class and tha
public. The university cloaca with an
enrollment of nearly too atudents In
all the departments.
l'tuvt, lUavcr 1 - luracrv Her
man Harvey, foreman at tha lower new
Mxinl Tabor reservoir, yeaterday fell
and sustained a frsolur of several
rlba. Tha reservoir la lined with cement
aad tha foreman waa badly brutaed.
besides suffering from tha fractured
rlba. He waa taken to St. Vincent s
Hospital.
SracgT to Pa Tatto. Fan wick
street. In Kenton, on th Peninsula, la
t be paved between Lombard and
Argyle atreete. The cost of thla Im
provement wtll be j:?.SJ. Proceedtnge
have been started on WInchell and
ktlr-atrtrk streets, th former to cost
-1 141 and th latter llt.lO. Work
will b started on It streets.
Woitx lino to Grakd Ji-nv.
Th ra of Helen W. Norton, alias
Charlotte Hush, a young woman, ac
cused of passing forged checks, was
called for bearing la Municipal Court
yesterday. Sh walv4 examination
and was bald to tha grand Jury.
8-roaa- to LJtAsn.
!ba Tsaaj or Ttua
ltxT.
I Rkast or Bar ah. Die-rntcr.
No Brrran Locatio n Crrr.
A lit. OaxuoxiA-X
RacxTTtcit la AjraotTtcao. The
Parent-Teachers' Association ef the
Vernon school wtll hold aa entertain
ment and reception to tha mothers and
tsachera Wednesday from i ti P. M.
attl .! P. M.
Ar-axUABT To Mcx-r A meeting
f th Womn's Auxiliary of tha Ore
gon Pioneer Association will be held
Wednesday at I o'clock, at the resi
dence of Mrs. C. M. Cartwrlgbt. lie
-event street.
Art I loaa. Collins Mineral Springs
Hotel. Collins Springs. Wash-, a delight
ful reeort . aa Ideal place to spend
roar vacation. Accommodations un
nrpaased. Culsln eacelUnt. Rate on
application.
Etax-nog To Ba Haxit. Next Thura
lay night Astra Circle Women of
I oodcraf t wtll bold election of officers.
All members ar requeated to be pre-tot
Sraarvaa this week, will redur
prlcee on all ordera for the Summer
season- V Kaspar. ladles' tailor. vl.
Hi and il Merchanta Trust bide
pActrtc STATT.S Flag IirA!ec Cou
eaat. home office, Portland. Or, room
ia Chamber of Commerce building,
rboaes. Marshall . A till.
theological tudnta to Columbua. O..
or St. Paul. Minn, from tbla Coast. In
tha afternoon re porta were received
from th misstaa fields of Oregon,
Washington. Idaho and British Colum
bia, of which there ar 14. This morn
ing financial reports will b received,
and the conference will cloaa tonight
with a sermon by Rev. p. Schmidt,
of Oregon City.
Cocjrc-it. or WtxrAKl "LaAOtrs TO
Matrr Th advisory council of the
Child-Welfare League of th Ladd
school will meet at tha home of Mra.
Henry Corbett. West Park and Madi
son streets, today at l:lv P. M. A full
attendance la desired. Tha members
of this council are: Mrs. Helen "-add
Corbett. Mra. Henry Corbett. Superin
tendent of Schools Hlgler. Professor
Klgglna. Mra J. Wesley Ladd. Mrs.
Thomas Hswkes. Dr. Benjamin Toung.
Rabbi Jonah B Wis. Rev. T. H.
Walker. Mlaa Grace da Graff. Mr
Elliott Corbett. Mra. I. Gevurta. Mrs.
Ben Selling. Mrs. R, Abrahamaon. Mra.
I. E. Solomon. Mrs. A. L. Taylor. Dr. W,
W. Matthews and Rev. W. F. Reagor.
AsaoctATiO!r to III Fonnns. or
ganisation of the aaaoclatlon for th
erection of a clubhouse tor Hose City
Park will be undertaken thla month.
A new plan baa been adopted to baaten
the erection of the clubhouse for which
plans have been drawn and approved.
Th building alt purchased from B. s
Josslyn la held In trust for th hall
association and wtll be turned over
when the organization la effected. It Is
announced that th new plana con
template the Issuing of bonds for th
erection of the clubhouse. The whole
project Is In tha handa of tha Roea City
Park Improvement League. It la O
sired to get th building- completed by
the end of the year.
Pavrxo l3fioif Avgxvm. Work waa
started yesterday on the Improvemen
of Union avenue between Eaat Oak and
Belmont streets, with hard-surface
pavement. When tbla Improvement la
completed Vnlon avenue will be paved
between Belmont and Alberta atreets,
a distance of nearly three mile. It
wtll be further paved between Alberta
etreet and Woodlawn thla year. Aa
pbalt pavement will be laid on Eaat
Ankeny atreet between East Third and
East Twenty-fourth atreets. and work
waa atarted on the Improvement yea
terday morning. Tha atreet railway
company baa relald Ita doubt tracks
In advance) of the Improvement.
HtiiT Ttvot-axg Is Fatai. Emery W.
Eldrega. for 1 year a rcaldent of
Portland and lately of the firm of
Eldredge aV Butts, died early yeaterday
morning at bis home. It .North Twen
ty-thlrd atreet. Heart dlseaa waa th
causa of death. Mr. tldrldg was born
at Morton, la, aad came to Oregon In
the early 'tOa. living at Hood River and
Heaverton before coming to poruano.
He waa married. II was a member of
th Woodman of th World and For
esters of America. Funeral services
will be held from Flnley s Chapel Wed
nesday morning at It o clock.
W. C. T. V. K-V-ranTAUis Pat-tow Hfivl
Rxairk-rr. Member of tba A I bins.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
and the Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet this afternoon at 1 o'clock at tha
Pilsrrlm Congregational Church, cor
ner Shaver street and Missouri avenue.
nd proceed to the pattoo noma, wnere
tney win aecoraie in, rooms anu wmer
tain tha inmates. Tha children of tha
eaion will give a programm or reel
tation and song. Ail memoera oi men
organisations a re requested to be at
the church at 1 o'clock and bring
flower. '
Ijoioa Sals Conacn. City At
torney Grant waa asked by tha liquor
license committee of th Council yes
terday to prepar an amendment to th
section of th model liquor iicen
ordinance providing for tha regulation
of liquor traffic In hotela and room
ing-houses. Aa tne section now reaus.
ther la confusion over th restrictions
lethal were Intended. Tha commute an
nounces thst th practice ot supplying
Honor to patrons In rooms tnrougn tne
use of dumb waiters or passagsways
must be stopped.
rUrs-CkAcxcas Faii. Amateur sax-
..-hina- waa atteinptea ny two un
keown men at tha plumbing shop of
Tom J. Rysn. Forty-seventn street ana
Sandy road. Saturday or Sunday night,
but. after making a bungling attempt
to open the plumber'a strong-box. tha
thlavea left without obtaining any
thing. Detectlvea Coleman and Snow
made an Investigation yesterday and
found that only the tools In the shop
had been used. Th combination waa
knocked off. but no attempt waa mad
to drill tba sal.
tm smea the coat ot storage on res
a-borpowr return tubular boilers
-kich we are now taking out, w will
a.ll them at a bargain it taaea at once.
Tbeaa boilers are ot tha Kewane type
and in good condition. Complete with
.11 nttlns-a and feed mter equipment.
ready for tmmediat inaiaiiauon. wot
further naxtlculara cavu aa rvorn i
Or K oo Ian bldg.
Da. J. B. Roth haa left for New
fork City to spend several months In
poet-graduate work on th eye. ear,
noaa and throat.
OntmxTAi. ruga at aenaatlonal low
orlcea. Ativan Broa.- removal saia.
Tenth and Washington street.
111000 to IO. Call on G. Rosen
blatt A Co, Sherlock bldg. Third and
Oak streets.
PORTLAND TO GIVE AID
Mny From Her Will Attend Seat
tle Golden Potlatch.
To make relations better between
Portland and Seattle, residents of the
Puget Sound City ar maaing etions
to interest Portland people In tha
Golden Potlatch. to be held In Seattle
July 17-::. Elbert Warlord, wno la
working for the potlatch, haa gathered
a representative delegation of Portland
people to see Seattle show.
Seattle sent to Portland for tha Roaa
Festival a larger and more repreeema
tlve number ot bustnesa and profea
stonal men than sh ent to th open-
ns- of the Tacoma stadium, although
the dlatsnce and coat or tha delega
tion la greater. To return the courtesy
of the Seattle residents and assist tha
Potlatch as th Seattle people have as
sisted tha Portland Rosa Festival, la
desired.
Seattle people left Portland, they say.
well pleased aad satisfied with th
Rose Festival and determined to make
their Potlatch. which, by the way.
meana a least, measure up to in
standard of It festival. It Is Seattle a
first attempt to put on a historic
pageant and commemorates th first
ship's cargo of gold, which csm Into
Seattle July IT. 1.. on the steamer
Portland.
WHERE TO DINE.
All tha delicacies of tha season at Ui
Port 'and Restaurant. Fine privat apart
ment for ladles, lot Wash, near Itb St.
Kdlttsaa's S:abwood la u parlor.
Orplienin.
AN entertaining bill In a theater that
la cool throughout makes Ufs
worth living at th Orpbeum anyway;
thla week.
A rip-snorting comedy act. "In and
I Out." beadilnea th other good things
with Homer B. Mason and Marguerite
' Keeler aa sponsors, aided and abetted
' Kv an eveellent sunnort of thre peo
ple. In the guise , of an unexpected
visitor who has looted too long upon
th beer when It bubbles Mr. Mason
enters th home of U OlrL Between
the two of them there's fun a-plenty,
with a Bids dish of fun served up by
brother, who comes bom unannounced,
as well as the arrival of a guest, and
a cop In search of a burglar.
A most pretentious number Is the
"Scenic Review of London by oay ana
Night." a truly magnificent sight that
brought rounds of spplausa throughout
Its presentation. Through tha use of
electricity and mechanical devices th
big City of Lo-idon Is vlswed In threa
scenes. Leicester square as aeon irem
the Star and Garter Hotel. London. In
l10. with a pretty maid and her swain
a dancing, and evening festivals In tha
Court of Hpnor at exposition time. So
natural Is th panorama that every
Englishman geta homesick a-looklng.
The Thre Vagranta. a trio of atreet
musicians, wander aimlessly onto the
atas-e and are only let go after a
mlKhty pleasing round of melody.
There's a a-lrl with a giggle, re
freshing, wholesome girl and a Jolly
giggle who cheers folks considerably
with her chatter about hsr yokei reia
tlvea and her own bucolic, pleasures.
Lotta Gladstone Is ber name, and her
IrapersonatlonVf a talkative country
maid, garbed like a miniature Rose
Festival, la aide-splitting. Atl ebonlzed
duo la Lydell and Buttarworth (who
looks like a butterscotch). They caper
and cat un nulla a bit. and the mascu
line part of the team does an eccentric
lazy dance that stirs his audience.
An unusually worth while act is that
of Fred HamlU a howling swell In
white flannels, with two musical lads
who do all the work but ar apparent
ly not considered Important enough to
name on the praxramme.
A Parisian gymnast and trapeze
artist la Mile. Mlnnia Emerle. who looks
like on of the beautiful advertising
picture In th back of magazines.
Parnate.
T Is "whoop-la" at th Pantages thla
1 weeks all rlgt and "Wboopvlli
ls tha featured act. Funny and at tha
asm time unique and skillful Is th
hoop rolling of tb Kraytona. two men
and a woman, who conduct thla minia
ture town "on wheals." Back and forth,
arouna and up and down, hoops of all
sizes form a confusing medley of ac
tion, but nover one do they miss aim.
The other numbers on th bill also
ar first-class, Cecil X.yndon and Ed
na Dorm an. In an entertaining line of
chat and song, ar aa good as th best
In their Impersonations of an English
boy and a Yankee glrL Mlaa Dorman
la a particular bit In a dainty bathing
suit, while Lyndon Is a scream aa ho
sines a littl song, also dad In swim
ming togs, but wearing monocle and
high silk bat.
Th "Garden City Trio" ar good
with thlr breezy wit and tunes, aa
well as th clever comedy capera of
their clown.
The comedy. "Th Ice Man." which
i. . i .ul advanM notices. Is
Just as well adaptad for th pleasure
of tha audience aa naa oeen saiu, a
acting of Carl Wlnterhoff aa tha Jeal
oua husband and of Esther Boggs. the
maid, are th featurea of the aklt.
though Beaa Dunlap, tha wire, ana
Thomas Holer, th man, ar by no
means Inferior.
In all ways th bill this week is up
to the top notch for clever perform
ances and Fitch Cooper, with a Hum
He r of musical eccentrlcltiea as well as
a good "line of talk." Is near th head
of It when It cornea to entertaining i
spectators.
a comedy cycling act have many things
to offer that are new ana mirreim.
Grand.
OF all Hebrew character comedians
Jos Welch, at tha Grand. Is cer
tainly king. H gives a Jewish study
of Jewish life, picking out th very
best of th fun features. He tops a
bill this week thst Is on ot the best
In the round of the Sullivan A Conai-
dine circuit. Equally aa good as Welch,
though In a vastly different way, mra
Spragua and McNeece, who perform
on rollers In a maze of Intricate steps
and slides. Sprague when mounted on
tllta with roller bases Is th feature
of tha act.
Mitchell. Wells and Lewis, th Rath-
skellar trio, pass IS minutes before
th audience, which slip away as so
many seconds, so thoroughly entertain
ing are they.
For an "Out West one-act play AI
Luttrlnger and Lillian- Lucas In their
little skit. "A Girl of the West." know
what appeala to the people, and the
simple llttl love story they present of
a cowboy and a girl who hav diffi
culties with a "bad man." proves this
smr'r Addlnr Interest to this little
skit Is th knowledge that AI . Lntt
rlnger waa In the support of Mauda
Adama In "Peter Pan." aa well aa play
ing with Macklyn Arbuckla in "The
Round Up."
For lightning change of garment
Gretch Spencer Is 'there." Sh Is
pretty aad winsome as she tunefully
trips about the stag, skipping off now
and then to slip Into another creation
of loveliness.
Blssett and Scott formerly with John
Scott, the original "Hello George." ar
two swift and skillful steppers who
alao appear on the bill.
12 WILL BE GRADUATED
ST. HELEN'S HALL TO HAVE FI
NAL EXERCISES OF VEAH,
Rev. WilllAru Hamilton, or Grants
Pass, Will Adress Class at
School Gymnasium.
From tb various departments of St.
Helen's Hsll 1 young women will be
graduated this evening at tha gymna
sium building of the echool on Ford
atreet, near tha corner of Park avenue.
At t o'clock tha glrla, gowned in dainty
wlilt frocks and wearing whit lace
vails, mill march from th school build
ing to th gymnasium, where services
similar to the regular evening cere
monies of ths Episcopal church will ba
held.
At the door of th gymnasium tha
glrla will begin singing and march thus
to their seats at the front of the house.
They wlU be addressed by Rev. William
Hamilton, of Grants Pass and later
Bishop Scadding will present their diplo
mas. Members of this class Include
Miss Lucy Powell, Miss Mary Bell Han
cock, Miss Helen Holbrook and Miss
Caroline Paige, from th collegiate de
partment, which 1 equivalent to two
yeara In any university: Miss Mary
Blossom, Miss Lora Cummlng, Mlsa
Dorothy Huber, Mlsa Cassle Hlller. Miss
Gene Spencer snd Mlsa Wlnnlfred Lon
don from the academic department: Miss
Margaret Coldwell, from th department
of music, and Miss Helen Gannett, from
the department devoted to the methods
of conducting kindergarten and primary
classes. .
"Last evening at the hall waa given th
commencement concert of the advanced
musical students, the following being the
programme:
"Soiree d Vienna" -(Schubert), two pianos.
Miss Ruth Church. Miss Ruth Caakal. Mlaa
Jennie Autersoe. Miss Olsa Frelwald. Mur
muring Zephyrs" tJenaen). pUuio. Mlaa
Georgia Plaegatra. "(spring Flowers" fBm
ecke). soprano (violin obllzata). Miss Csaal
HlUerl. Mlaa Katharine Booth. "Shepherd a
Dance" (Nevln). Miss Jsnnls AUterson. Mlaa
Olra Frelwald. "At an Old Trystlng Place"
(MacDowell-ChopIn). maaurka In F enarp
minor. Mlaa I-ora Cummins. "Slumber
Sons" (Bennett), for eopraao. Miss Msr
guerlte Emerson. Matin" tChamlnade),
two pianos. Miss Ruth Church, Miss Ruth
Oaskell. "Polonaise" (Chopin), piano. Miss
Marl Hsnson. "The Ferry for Shadow
Town" and "Happy Song" DeKoven-Del
Rlejo). Mlaa Ruth CaskaL soprano. "Ballet
(Cluck), two pianos, Mlaa Beatrloe stone.
Miss Marlon Van Horn. Miss Alice Thurs
ton. Miss Lucrece Wood. "Polonaise"
(Chopin), tn C shsrp minor, piano. Miss
Katrlna Johnson. "Kyprls." -Serensde de
Passant" (A. Holmes-Massenet), contralto.
Mlas Lorraine Parclval. "Gavotte" (Plranl),
two pianos. Mlaa Elva Gaakell. Mlaa Gene
Tier, Chapin. "Melody" In O nat (Moas
kewakl). piano. Miss Msnualla Bngfs.
"Rondo Osprlccloso" (Mendleesobn). Miss
Dorothy Vedder. ."Legends" (Boehm). vio
lin, alias Katrlna Johnson. "Vorsplel." from
"Hansel und Gretel." two pianos. Miss Mar
garet Coldwell. Mlsa Manuella B, alias
Dorothv Vedder. Miss Marie Hereon. -'Mocie
Fire Music" (Wearier). Miss Margaret v.om
welL -Thistledown" (Chsdwlck). "Charity"
(Roaalnl). solo part a Mlaa rerclvai. "fair
DalTodllla" iW. C. Gale). Choral class.
The final exercises ot the elementary
department of St. Helens Hall were
yesterday morning. This Is a new de
parture. It corresponds to the elemen
tary gradea of th public school and the
araduatea are ready for high school
work. An enjoyable programme or reci
tations, songs and instrumental selec
tions were given by the various clssses
of th department. The official opening
of th commencement week or et.
Helen's Hall was Sunday morning, wnen.
at Trinity Church, the baccalaureate
eermon was preached by ths Right Rev.
Bishop Scadding.
YE OREGON GRILLE.
Th dependable grill not open to
day end closed tomorrow, but open
dsy and night for the past 71 months
without a miss. Long since acknowl
edged th favorite dining plac In th
cly by tha best people. Hear the ex
cellent musical programme that is be
ing presented this week, headed by
Slgnor Marino and his excellent or
chestra.
$8500.
Income property: 1 stores. Lower Al-
i . T nr Mnt net.
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Son Co.. who refused to take $500,000
worth of Broadway bridge Donas arter
th., had secured the award, the city
declares that the bond dealers have ad
vanced no valid reason for the refusal
and are not entitled to the return of
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Exclusively Oregon
Best For Oregonians
Home Office, Corbett Building, Portland
A. L. MILLS, L. SAMUEL, CLARENCE S. SAMUEL,
President General Manager AiUnt Manager
Your Savings
of years
'Are exposed to the
danger of loss in
your next real es
tate deal if you are
without the protec
tion guaranteed by a
Certificate of Title.
Investigate with
out delay. Call for
explanatory book
let. TITLE
AND TRUST
COMPANY
Lewis Building
Fourth' and Oak
their check for $25,000. deposited as a
guarantee of good faith when the bid
waa entered. The suit Is brought to
. v. m nf rhn Aenonlt monev.
City- Attorney Grant and Deputy City
Attorney Benbow are handling- the case
for the city.
Edlefaen'a Slabwood Is superior.
OTHERS KNOW
A BARGAIN
WHY NOT YOU?
You'll find many of them during
the last week of our remarkable
Removal Sale. Delays, disap
pointments, etc, prolonged this
sale, but this is positively the last
week ; we '11 be in the Teon build
ing by the 20th. Nothing re
strictedeverything going. Fine
jewelry, exquisitely designed;
sterling silver, guaranteed
watches, cut glass, dainty china
and a varied assortment of stand
ardized silverware.
286 Morrison Street.
New Address, Teon Building.
a Waltham"
JifWhiL You Owned
Send for
Descriptive
Booklet
WALTHAM WATCH CO.
W.ltbam. Mm.
WALTHAM
WATCH i
The Selling
Out Sale starts
tomorrow,
Wednesday,
June 14
Everything in our
stock must be sold.
Prices will be re
duced without regard
to cost or profit.
See tomorrow's Oreeonian
for price details.
Store to-let
Fixtures for sale
A gttarantae with
every pair of
fowneS
KID FITTING
SILK GLOVES
Doable tips, of cours.
ESTABLISHED 1900.
neth & CO
COLLECTORS We Collect
M'ereeeter Bide Portland, Or.
California Metal Plating Works
A. Metblvler. prop.
COLD, n.VKM. SIR ASS AD AICKtL
FXATISO.
Metal Coloring- a Specialty.
M4M HCCOHO STREZT.
atala Jilt reruasd. pteca
A CONVENIENCE WHILE AUTOM0BILING
THE Bell Telephone keeps the traveler in
touch with all the resources of civilization.
The Boll Sign becomes an old anil tried friend.
He can order his dinner, explain his delay, summon
relief in an emergency, or say the word forgotten in the
hurry of starting. He can do this from almost any point
on the road, because the Bell System has stretched out its
lines to meet his unexpected needs.
The Bell Telephone not only furnishes neighborhood
communication but gives Long Distance Service through
out the whole system. .
The Pacif icTelephone &
Telegraph Co.
EVERY BEIX TELEPHONE 19 THS
CENTER OF THE SYSTEM.
Summer Excursion
Tickets East-bound
On sale on numerous dates
May 16 to September 7, 1911
Northern Pacific Ry.
THE ORIGINAL SCENIC HIGHWAY
A few samples similar reductions to many
other points in the Eastern United States
and Canada, as well as the Middle West.
St. Paul....
Minneapolis
Duluth ....
Superior . . ,
Chicago
St. Louis...
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
72.50
70.00
New York
Philadelphia . . ,
Omaha
Detroit
Boston
Montreal, Que..
.$108.50
.108.50
. 60.00
. 82.50
. 110.00
. 105.00
Long- limits and liberal stopovers.
Low rates for Great Lakes steamer trips.
We serve those "Great Big- Baked Potatoes."
Let us arrange your Itinerary It will be a pleasure.
. ROUTE OF
THE
NORTH COAST
LIMITED '
REMEMBER THESE EVENTS I
Astoria Centennial. . .Aug. 10 to Sept. 9
Tacoma Carnival of Nations. .July S to S
Seattle Golden Potlach July 17 to 22
Pendleton Round-Up Sept. 14 to IS
Minneapolis Civic CelebratlonJuly 2 to 8
Duluth Water Pageant. .. .July 20 to 22
Yellowstone Park. .June 15 to Sept. 15
Through Sleepers Dally to Official Park
Entrance.
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Chen. Pass. Agent,
255 Morrison St.,
Portland.
Gel tha Original and Genulnt
HOHLICK'S
MALTED MILK
Tin Food-drink for AH Ages.
For Infants, Invalids, and Growing children.
Pure Nutrition, up building the whole body.
Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged.
Rich mJk, malted grain, in powder form.
A quick hnch prepared in a minute.
Take no substitute. Ask for HORUCK'S.
In No Comhlno or Trust
The Hamlin School
A Boardlor and Day School for (ilrls.
rompriainr a French School for Little
Children. Primary. Intermediate. High
Ecbool and Poat Graduate Department.
Houaehold Economics. Drawing. Painting
and Elocution. ..
Accredited by the tJnlreraity of Call,
forma, by Leland Stanford Junior Cni
veraity and by Eastern Colics c.
Couraes in Singing. Inatriunental Muaie
(piano, violin, organ, barp. flute, cello,
etc). Theory and compoeltlon. Harmony.
Eight Reading. Murlcal Dictation. Choral
and Orcheetral Practice, etc.; aro offered
by tba newly formed Music Department.
For particulara in regard to the Schowi,
pleaae aend for prospectua, and address.
3nS8 SARAH T. HAMLIN, A. L.
2230 Pacific Avenue, San Francisco.
Home and uay scaooi lor i"' " , J.
. i ix' cmrair and Pma-
ITT draamnenu. Four new bnildlnnt a Residence for
. . , ...ii . , .. . CwMUimBIU
Auditorium! a Domestic Science Bonralow. Eit?"'
FKronds. Mane. An. irancw - - -
iol Tnonfcg. School open September 4. 191 L Tor lUns-
HAA I a,
MIIXS COIXEGE. Near Oakland. The only
Woman's College on the Pacific Coait. Char
tered 1885. Entrance and graduation require
ments .nml tn thoae of Stanford ane Uni
versity or California. President. Lnella Clay
Carson. A. M.. LIU. D.. LL. D. For catalogue
address Secretary. Mllla College P. P.. CaL
V LINE SERVICE V
r
To Puget Sound and
British Columbia
Kalama, Kelso, C hah alls.
Centralis, Tacoma, Seattle,
Everett, Bellingham, New
Westminster and Vancouver,
3TRAINS DAILY 3
International Limited
The daylight train, 10
THE OWL
For busy business men.
a r at.
SHORE LIKE EXPRESS I
The night train, 10:30 P. M.
All trains from North Bank
Station. 11th and Hoyt Sta. i
Tickets. SleeDlns; and Par-1
lor-Car Reservations at City
Ticket Office, 122 Third
Etreet. and at Depot.
H. DICKSON, C. P.
ARCHIBALD GRAY,
P.
ted J
& t. A. r
A. O.K. A
jtfl Way
Foster & Kleiser
High Grade Commercial and Electrid
SIGNS
Eaat 7tk aad East Everett Sta.
Pkoaes East 1111 B-2224.
ICE
Liberty
MAIN 622
A 3136
CoaxI & lem Company
HARRIS TRUNK CO.
TRUNKS
BAGS '
Suitcases.
132 6th st
Opposite
Oregon i an.
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