xilE MOK.Mlva OIIEGOIAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY
10,
1912.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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BEILir) THEATER (ScTtnth and TaylerV
Oscar Flitraaa In the musical PomM,
"Madam Sherry." Tonight at 0:13.
BAKER THEATER 4 EleoeDtB and Morrt
koi Rn Mli;i in the comedy, "81a
Hopkins." lonlcht at s IS o'clock.
ORfHEL'M THEATER tMortiaon.
Sixth mA Cv.ntKk V,.irtarit!& Thla af-
tarvooB at l:ia and tonisM at 1:11 o'clock.
FANTAGES THEATER tSeTentn sad Al
der Vaudeville. Thla afteraooa at t:lf.
tonight at T:t aad o'clock.
tXPRtSj THEATER Park and Waahlns
toil Vaudeville. Thla aftarnooa at 1:1a.
tonight al I SO and o'clock,
X.TRIC THEATER (Fourth aad Stark)
Musical iumMj. Tbe Lobster OtrL" This
artarnooB at Ml and tomsht at 1:1 and
o'clock
PEOPLE'S. STAR. ARCADE. OH JOT,
TIVGU A.NX CRTilAL i'lnt-rea p.c
turea. 11 A. M.-U P. il-
AdTwrturarata Intended for Ike City Maws
Im tlrut mama la tranuay's aaraa sasa a
haadee) la Tha Oracaalaa bulla m oktco ay
o'ctavk halaraay o'aalag.
' Albxta-Stcct Assessment Uaob.
The assessment for widening Alberta
street to Co feet between Union and
ernon arenues totals H6S5. Albert
street Is 60 feet wide between Union
and Vernon avenues, a distance of ten
blocks. For the payment of damages
too property la assessed to East Twenty
fourth street and also a part of Wal
nut I'ark on Union avenue is assessed.
A remonstrance against the assessment
was made by some of the property
owners east of Vernon avenue. They
contended that they should not be taxed
to widen the street west of Vernon
avenue. The remonstrance was not
considered. Alberta street Is (0 feet
wide east of Vernon avenue and It has
been paved to East Thirtieth street. It
over the widening of Albert a street
that the proposed recall of Council
man klarutre was advocated. Mr. Ma
gulre asserting that the remonstranee
could not be Ignored. The Improve
ment has been under discussion for the
past three years. The court Increased
tha assessment made by the first set
or viewers and the first proceedings
were dropped.
Traffic CoxDrTio! to Pi Scaxotcd.
W. I'. Kenney, traffic manager of the
Great Northern Railway, will be In
I ortland next week to Investigate local
conditions preliminary to making plans
for the Mummer's freight and passenger
movement. He will take a trip Into
Central Oregon and over the various'
lines of the Hill system In this state.
H A. Noble, general passenrer agent
who now Is on the Coast. M. J. Cos
tello, assistant traffic manager, and F.
W. Graham, Western Industrial and
Immigration agent, with George H.
fcmitton. assistant general freight
agent In Portland, will accompany him.
Labor SnTAno.x Better. Labor con
ditions are Improving rapidly, and the
situation as to the unemployed In Port
land and vicinity Is clearing In a
gratifying manner. Yesterday there
were a number of large orders for men
sent to the cits' free employment
bureau and the outlook Is cheerfuL
George K. McCord. secretary to Mayor
Rushlight. Is filling orders for out-of-town
positions, and will today send out
a number of men. More orders for men
ere expected today, and everything con
sidered there Is reason to believe that
the end of the serious condition Is In
sight.
SOCTH ER.VCRI TO CkLKBRATS TOMOR
ROW. The birthdays of President Jack
son and General Robert E. Lee will be
observed by Southern residents of the
city at the Imperial Hotel tomorrow
night. The recently-organised South
ern Society of this city and the Daugh
ters of the Confederacy will unite In
the celebration. It will begin at 1:15
o'clock with a reception, which will be
followed by a programme. A number
of prominent Southerners of the city
will speak, among them Samuel White.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Wood took W. C. T. U. F.lscts. At
the meeting of the Woodstock Women's
Christian Temperance Union Tuesday
it the borne of Mrs. A. A. Ayers. Mrs.
Robert McCourt was re-elected pre.il
Qenl Other officers chosen are: Vice
president. Mrs. 8. C. Simmons; corres
ponding secretary, Mrs. S. A. Ingham;
recording secretary, Mrs. M- J. Pear
son: treasurer. Mrs. A. D. Smith. It
was decided to bold a medal contest
In the Woodstock Methodist Chuch Fri
day night. January 5. In which seven
young women will take part.
Citt Examinations Axxocncgr.
City civil service examinations are
scheduled for February, as follows:
February t. stenographic clerks; Feb
ruary $. park watchmen: February IS.
patrolmen for Police Department: Feb
ruary 21, deputies of the second grade
In the building inspector's department.
There are three vacancies In the latter,
at salaries of fl)0 a month.
T. W. C A. Gsrsx Tea Pot Mb-xtj,
Friday. January 1: Split pea soup,
cream of celery soup, roast beef, baked
halibut, with sauce: creamed lamb In
shells: parsnips, tomato, breaded; fruit,
shrimp and deviled egg salad, choco
late pie. pineapple Jello. with whipped
cream; baked apples, with cream; Ice
cream with cake.
East Pirn RtsirBXT Bt'RlBD. The fu
neral of James W. Martin, who died
Tuesday at his home, at 1195 East
Grant street, was held yesterday after
nocn at the East Side Funeral Direc
tors' Chapel. Interment was made In
Mount Scott Cemetery. Mr. Martin was
S years old.
Cm- A. R- to Hold Jotjrr Installation.
Sumner Post and Sumner Women'B
Belief Corps. O. A. R-. will bold Joint
Installation of officers tomorrow night
In the hall on Grand avenue and East
line street. The Installation was post
poned two weeks ago on account of
the storm.
EtTk Near Steel Brioosj Bocoht.
R. B. McClung has bought part of the
Helple tract In Wheeler's Addition.
JJOxUS feet, for 135.000. It la an
nounced that a modern building will
be constructed on the site. It Is near
the East Side approach to the Steel
bridge.
Dai-ohttrb Mt Tonioht. The
Dans-biers' of the Confederacy and the
Southern Society will unite at the Im
perial Hotel tonight In celebrating the
anniversaries of General Lee and Gen
eral Jackson. A reception will be fol
lowed by speeches.
Womax's Club to Hear Chapman.
Dr. C. H. Chapman will lecture before
the literature department Friday, at 3
P M.. at Women of Woodcraft Halt
The biology department will meet at S
o'clock, then Miss Emma Wold will
talk.
Primaries Next April. County and
state candidates; nominating petitions
for sale by Glass 4 Prudhomme Com
pany. printers and bookbinders, S-7
Seventh street.
Mrs. E- A. Perot having assumed
the management of the Villa St. Clara
Apartments. 12th and Taylor, an
nounces that there are a few desirable
vacancies.
Visit th Ocean rs Winter. The cli
mate Is very mild and the famous Hotel
Gearhart was naver more attractive.
Winter rates. IS per day. American
Elan.
T. W. C A. Special ISc Lcncrkon:
Choice of soup, cold corn beef, creamed
potato, tweet pickle, fruit rolls and
Icily, coffee, tea or chocolate.
To Lease. For term of years, the
Meredith apartment-house. IM and
Wash. Apply Meredith s, II Wash.
Skatimo today ail day. Oaks Rink.
-H mmma Biasl" All dealers,
iliiijcr Wifat. B B Topic The
Parents' and Teachers' Association ot
Wood lawn will b entertained at their
recu lar monthly session today at S
P. M." with a talk by Mrs. Welster on
the life of Jean Francois Millet, a copy
of whose famous painting "The Shep
herdess and Her Flocks," has been
presented to Woodlawn school br '
member of the association. The picture
is to bans; for a month In that room ot
the school wherein is enrolled the
greatest number of children whose
parents are In attendance at the month
ly session of the association. Com
petition for possession of the picture
under these conditions Is expected to be
keen and to stimulate a large attend
ance at the meetings.
Salesman Not nc Cowtjtt. Holding
I that sufficient showing had not been
made to Justify a fine for contempt ot
court. Presiding Judge Gatens yester
day dismissed the charge against C w.
Eller. who was cited into court at the
Instance of Ellers Piano House to show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt. Attorneys for the music
house endeavored to show that C W.
Eller had violated an Injunction Issued
by Judge Gatens restraining him from
representing himself as connected with
Eilers Music House, when selling musi
cal Instruments. Eller showed cor
respondence Indicating that he was the
representative of another piano firm
and was not seeking to conceal It.
Mrs. Margaret Terry Dies. Mrs.
Margaret L. Terry, widowed sister of,
Joseph C. and John 1L Gibson, died at
tbe borne of her brother, J. U. uiDson.
1155 Halsey street. Thursday, after an
Illness of more than a year. Mrs. Terry
had made her home In and near Port
land for the past six years. She has
one son and a married daughter resid
ing here, beside her brothers. The fu
neral will be held at Finley's chapel.
Third and Madison streets, at 1:30
o'clock today.
Enoixeers Meet at Dinner. The en
gineering department of the Northwest
Steel Company held Its second annual
dinner at the Commercial Club Inst
night. Those present were: W. H.
Cullers, chief engineer; A. H. F. Wil
liams. Henry Blood. L. W. Palmer,
Lindsay N. B. Campbell. George Gree
man. Robert Shand. Maynard Sunsman,
Leonard Stlger and Dave Muller. Short
toasts, anecdotes and humorous con-,
versstion followed the dinner.
Seattle Ad Mem Praisb Hotel.-
During the recent visit of the Seattle
Ad Men to Portland the delegation
made their headquarters at the Oregon
Hotel. After their return to Seattle a
meeting was held and resolutions were
adopted complimentary to the manage
ment of the Oregon. A copy of these
was received yesterday by Wright A
Dickinson, properly engrossed and
signed by the officers of the Seattle
Ad Men's Club.
"Citt Beautiful1 Fttcd Held Leoal.
City Attorney Grant yesterday gave
out a formal opinion in tbe case of the
city appropriating funds for the publi
cation of the "City Beautiful" plans. He
says that the Council has authority to
appropriate the fund. There Is a
measure before the Council, appro
priating $6000 for the purpose, and thla
will be considered by the ways and
means committee at Its meeting In two
weeks.
Robinson Will Speak Tonight. Serv
ices will be held In Congregation
Ahaval Sholom Synagogue, Park and
Clay streets, tonight at I o'clock. Mr.
Robinson will speak, tbe subject of his
address. "Lo, the Dreamer Cometh." To
morrow morning services will begin at
:S0 o'clock, Rabbl R. Abrahamson offi
ciating. .
Schroth Funeral Held. The fu
neral of Adam Schroth, who died at
Salem. Or., on January 1. was held
yesterday from the chapel of Flnley
& Son. interment being at Mount Scott
Tark Cemetery. Mr. Schroth was it
years of age.
United States Commissioner Named.
E. L. Beede was appointed yester
day by United States District Judge
Wolverton a United States Commis
sioner at Drewsey. Harney County,
Oregon.
Todat. 14 and 15 tailored waists;
special $1.98; all sixes; all new. F. P.
Toung, opposite the Hotel Portland. 121
Morrison street.
Prbst-o-utb sold by Twttchell
Motor-Car Co., 15th" and Washington;
ten sold yesterday. Marshall 26t.
HARDWARE MEN PLAN MEET
Portland to Be Rendezrons of Ore
gon Dealers Late In Month.
A large attendance Is expected at the
sixth annual convention of the Oregon
Retail Hardware and Implement Deal
ers, which will be held In Ellers Hall,
Seventh and Alder streets. January 23,
24. 23 and 2.
An attractive programme has been
prepared for each session at which
speakers will give addresses beneficial
to the trade. Among the speakers are
C. W. Johnson, of Rush City, Minn.; 8.
R. Miles, of St. Louis. Mo.; A. L. Scott
president of Paclflc Hardware A Steel
Company; D. A, Hulling, of Myrtle
Point; A. E. Taylor and A. E. Sugden.
of Portland: also Harlow Hewitt & T.
M. Shearman, of San Francisco. Mr.
Johnson Is president of the Minnesota
Implements Dealers and will give his
address on "Cost of Doing Business"
Wednesday evening at Women of Wood
craft Hall, to which all Jobbers, their
employes and retailers are Invited.
On Thursday evening the jobbers will
be hosts to the retailers at a banquet In
the Commercial Clubrooma.
'COP'S' FEELINGS ARE HURT
Negress Who feed Abusive Language
Fined $30 Dog Is Lost.
When Patrolman McCarthy arrested
Bessie Brown, a buxom negress, Tues
day night near the North Bank depot
on a charge ot vagrancy, he was sorely
abused by his prisoner, said abuse,
said the officer, consisting of being
called "every name she could think
of." and of spitting In his face four or
five times, all In tne presence of ladles.
Therefore the officer was much In
dignant when he appeared against her
In tha Municipal Court yesterday after
noon. "For an assortment of gilt-edge lan
guage she certainly haa them all
skinned." he told the court. Because
of her conduct toward the officer the
woman was fined 130. x
An old negro man made his appear
ance In the clerk's office afterward
and asked for possession of his dog.
"When they arrested that woman
they arrested my dog. too," he told the
officer. "It's a good dog and It's
worth 110. and I don't want to lose It."
HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
During August or September last
there were feloniously taken from our
store a number of English hand-sewed
Russia leather shoes. We will give
$100 for the arrest and conviction of
the guilty parties.
PROTZMAN-CAMPBELL. SHOE CO..
14. 6th st.
PKXXEY PROS. rRlPAT SPECIAL.
.We offer our 11 wines at $1 a gallon;
11.69 wines at 75e a gallon: Straight
Kentucky Whisky, seven years old.
regular 4.50, at 13 60 a gallon: Ken
tucky whisky, regular S3. 63. at 12.50 a
gallon; $1 grade whisky. 12.10 a gallon.
I Moat only. 37 K Morrison at. pbonoa
JAl 337. B 242. Free delivery.
NEW SHIP LINE IS PLAN
LIXK WITH ACS THALIA AI5I OF
WALES REPRESENTATIVE.
Coal May B Brought to Coast Cities
at
Cost Far Below Present
Schedule, Is Belief.
In the Interests of the develoment ot
trade between Australia and the United
States, Nlel Nlelson, member of parlla
ment from New South Wales and for
merly Immigration and Land Commit
sloner of that state, was In Portland
yesterday In the course of a visit to
the United States as a special delegate
from his government.
At the weekly luncheon of the Pro
gresslve Business Men's Club at the
Portland Hotel yesterday noon Mr. Nlel
son addressed the members, and tola
cf the measures of his government for
building up a greater commerce be
tween Australia and the United States.
Before he leaves the United States It
la the purpose of Mr. Nlelson to estab
lish In behalf of his government, agen
cles in all the Important Pacific Coast
cities. Including San Francisco. Fort
land, Tacoma and Seattle, to look after
tha interests of Australian commerce.
Mr. Nlelson has already established
an office In San Francisco, and has ar
ranged for the establishment of a
line of three steamships between San
Francisco and Australia. The vessels
will run out of Sidney and wlllvglve a
30-day mall service between San Fran
cisco and that port.
It will be the duty of the agencies
that the Australian government pro
poses to establish In the Pacific Coast
cities, to pave the way for new chan
nels of trade between Australia and the
Paclflc Coast, looking to the ultimate
establishment of steamship lines to
those cities also.
"Both countries would be benefited by
an Interchange of commerce." said Mr.
Nlelson. Take for example wood.
Australia Is rich In hardwoods such as
are used In making the best furniture.
This Is not so abundant In the United
States, while on theother hand the
United States abounds In fir and soft
woods which Australia would be glad
to buy."
Mr. Nlelson laid particular stress on
the supply of coaL .
"We have an Inexhaustible supply
right at tide water." he said. "It Is
of the most desirable grade and Is only
S per cent ash. This coal can be mined,
shipped and unloaded on the docks on
the Paclflc Coast at a cost of $4.60 a
ton."
Mr. Nlelson made a plea for the aboli
tion of the law prohibiting foreign bot
toms from carrying freight between
American ports and said It was part
of his mission In this country to present
the subject before Congress. This
would enable Australian vessels t6 ship
coal to Pago Pago, a new United States
coaling station nine days out from
Australia, as well as to Hawaii, and to
complete the trip to their objective
ports with full cargoes.
It is also part of Mr. Nlelson's mis
sion to study Irrigation. The govern
ment of New South Wales recently
bought 3.000.000 acres of land, and has
a sufficient water supply to Irrigate the
entire area, but Is now trying to solve
the problem of distributing the water.
GUARD TO BE INSPECTED
Orders Are Issued by Adjutant
General Flnzer.
General orders for the annual Inspec
tion of the Oregon National Guard by
officers of the Regular Army were Is
sued yesterday by Adjutant-General
Finser. Following are the dates for
the Inspections of the various sub
divisions: Third Infantry March B. headquarters,
staff and band. March 14, Company A: Feb
ruary :r7. Company B; March 7. Company C;
March 14. Company D; February SO. Com
pany E: February K. Company F: March 18,
Company O: February IM, Company H;
March 11. Company I; March 4, Company
K; March 12. Company M.
Coast Artillery March X headquarters
staff; February 29, First Company; March 2.
Peoond Company; March 4, Third Company;
February 27. Fourth Company: February 2s.
Fifth Company; March 1, Sixth Company;
March fi. Seventh Company; March 6, Elchth
Company.
March 6. Ambulance Company; March 1.
S P. M., general headquarters: March 2. 9 A.
M.. state arsenal. Portland; March a, 9 A.
f . ntnrhinim, Clackamas.
DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
We maintain a service at all times emphasized by the word
"dependable." In the 25 years back of us, we have studied
all advanced methods and the improvements in these and in
good merchandise, have been readily adopted by us. READY
FOR GREATER SERVICE TO YOU.
L. MAYER & CO.
. Portland's Oldest Grocers
.148 Third Street Main 9432, A 4432
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS:
Only Regular Stock on Sale.
Boneless Sardines, "Sport Brand," regular 25c tin, 3 cans 50
Le Court Mushrooms, regular 35c tin 30d
Hotel Mushrooms, regular 25c tin 20d
Schepp's Cocoanut, regular 20c and 40c pkgs. .15 and 35d
Gifford'8 Mammoth Ripe Olives, regular 75c quart 65
Fancy Ranch Eggs, 2 dozen for 753
Tobasco Sauce, regular 45c bottle 40
Sapolio. 3 bars for 25d
All Cocktails, "Club," per bottle S1.125
NEW CRACKERS ARRIVED YESTERDAY
"A direct shipment of Huntley & Palmer's London Crackers,
including:
Breakfast, Dinner, Arrowroot, Petit Benrre, "Wheatmeal,
Oaten, Table Lunch, Cuban Fingers, all at 25c per package.
These are 6ure to be fresh.
DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT
Finnan naddock, Smoked Sugar-Cured Salmon, Imported
French Cammenbert and German Cammenbert in portions,
Boiled Sliced Tongue, Ham, Corned Beef, Truffled Goose-liver
Sausage, New Gotha Sausage, Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage.
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
We have this delicious fruit in large sizes, which we offer
you at 15d 20d each.
Droste Cocoa has arrived. Order today.
A Cordial Invitation to the Newcomer.
A Good Bank
For You Too
The remarkable
growth of this bank
in the past year has
attracted the atten
tion of some of the
most substantial
business men. of
Portland.
Some of them have trans
ferred accounts to as.
We've always had our
i hare of the large business
men's accounts, but we've
always paid special atten
tion to making: it easy and
pleasant for the small busi
ness men to bank here, too.
We seek more accounts of
this sort the business of
the straightforward, level
headed, earnest young man
who may not have much
e-a-p-i-t-a-1 now but who
wants to connect with the
right bank.
If this fits you come
in and talk it over
with ns.
Portland Trust
Company of Oregon
Third and Oak St.
CLEAN-SWEEP
SALE
Garments mow as hand are Just as
Kood aad Just as atyllafe as any
nalrh we will receive, bat oar policy
of doloc baslneso demands a clean
up of every garment every senaosu
We are therefore
SELLING OUT OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
Bargains unequal In Portland or
elsewhere are now offered by nn,
nnd aa the assortment la bonnd to
Bet less every day, tbe earlier yon
take advantage of thla sale the het
ter. COMB TODAY, If you havent
the money, we'll a Trance terms.
YOI R CREDIT 19 GOOD.
LOOK AT THESE LEADERS
Ladies' Suits
13.00 Values
$7.SO Up
Cash or Credit.
Men's Suits
23 to $30 Values
$18.75
Cash or Credit.
WASHINGTON Near PARK
HAJtSTlC JmiRE BWa UP5IAJRS
II nn u m n u I iniuiiuinnnn
AND COMPANY
DTJTTTrnTTTn
I Main 163, A 1163 First and Oak
SCHWAB PRINTING CO
SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE
lQ4-54r STARK 'STREET
' I ; - .1
"PON'T BE
pointed out
because you are
carelessly attired.
Clothe yourself in
a manner befitting
your station in life.
OUR ANNUAL
AND
ALTERATION SALE
gives your dollars wi
der purchasing power
$15 Suits and Overcoats $11.25
$20 Suits and Overcoats SI L85
$25 Suits and Overcoats $18.75
$30 Suits and Overcoats $22.50
$35 Suits and Overcoats $26.25
$40 Suits and Overcoats $30.00
$45 Suits and Overcoats $33.75
$50 Suits and Overcoats $37.50
Fourth and Morrison
Portland's' Fashion Center
r-,
SIFEBIOH
FLOUR
Pioneer Mills. Island City Su
perior Blue Stem Fancy Patent
Flour.
PTTRE
WHOLESOME,
CLEAN,
NUTRITIOUS
AND
EXCELLENT;
GENUINE,
FAULTLESS,
WORTHY,
HELPFUL AND
RELIABLE;
WITHOUT
DOUBT
SUPERIOR
FLOUR MAKES
BETTER BUNS,
BISCUITS,
BREAD, ROLLS,
PASTRY
AND CAKE
THAN ANY
OTHER FLOUR
ON THIS
MARKET.
D. C BURNS & CO.
Distributers
208-210 Talrd SU, Bet. Taylor
and Salmon St a-, Portland, Or.
HOME BUILDERS
yt are contractors and will furnish
lot and finance the building of a home
for you on easy payments. We give
references and ask references,
WTATT. ESTABROOK A RAT.
Ml Casta Blda. Phone Main 4311.
Foster & Kleiser
etla Grade Commercial aad Eleao-ta
SIGNS
East Seventh and Eaat Everett streets,
rfcoaea aiaat 1X1 i. m fit,
ff I 111
SEALY-DRESSER COMPANY
FRIDAY AND CDCPI A C
SATURDAY
Seasonable goods of best quality. We guarantee every item.
Grated Pineapple, 1-pound can, tiree for 25
Sliced Pineapple, 2-pound can, two for 25
Barataria Shrimps, 15c cans for , 10
Barataria Shrimps, 25c cans for 20
Minced Clams, 12'2c cans, three for 25
Minced Clams, 15c cans, for 10
Minced Clams, 25c cans for 15
Sauerkraut and Sausage, 20c cans for.-i 15
Sauerkraut, 15c can for 10
Preferred Stock Apricots, 30c can for '. 20
" Preferred Stock Sliced Apricots, 35c can for....- 20
Preferred Stock Lemon Cling Peaches, 30c can for 20
California Port or Sherry, $1.50 g&de fine old wine, for $1.00
California Burgundy, $1.50 grade, fine and fruity, gallon for $1.10
Club Rye or Bourbon, bottle, 5s, for 85J
Harvey's Scotch, regular $1.50 for $1.00
Turkish Coffee, regular 45c, two for 85
When ordering, include a loaf of our special large 10c Home-made
Bread. It is the best obtainable.
Send for our catalogue, which includes thousands of items, many
of them not obtainable elsewhere.
Phone Main 7200, A 6181. 288, 290, 292 STARK ST.
WANTED
to get in touch with persons interested in starting saw and planing
mills, sash and door factories, fruit canneries, creameries, vinegar
works, drugstores and business enterprises of various kinds.
Splendid opportunity to locate on small tracts in the Tualatin
Valley country, near new town of North Plains. Three
churches, school house, fine country residences and business
houses in course of construction. ELECTRIC TRANSPORTA
TION, WATER AND LIGHTS. For particulars call or write,
RUTH TRUST COMPANY
235 Stark Street
PORTLAND,
Arrow
Notch COLLAR
Easy to put on, easy to take
off, easy to tie the tie In.
Ctsett. Peabody St Company, Makers, Troy, ST. T
flMEIfllSnEM
Boys' Suits
and Overcoats
Are All
Greatly
Reduced
AT ONCE
OREGON
Main 5076 A 3774
European Resorts.
SWITZERLAND
HOW TO SEE
SWITZERLAND
SECURE OCR TRAVEL LETTER No. 125
with handsomely Illustrated literature and
tbe Hotel Guide. It will pay you. No Fees.
SWISS FEDERAL, RAILROAD
Z41 Fifth Avenue New York City
KEYSTONE
Main or A. HI
J. a aAHTssnav
U Anything; In Printing; DDCCC
"rent and stark ata. 11 CO O
COAL
East 629
B 6148
LIBERTY COAL & ICE COMPANY
A