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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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HfT'MO THEATER Mall AS1 Tarl.fl
tiuam Hod, la tha play. "Tb Maa
From Hamfc" Toolahl I -IX
Baker theater (Eix.th aad Mirrl-
l"r.i Bakar (tori Company tn tna piaJ,
Tna Ip Jurpt.' Ton i( bt ax A-13.
ORPHCVM THEATER MorTlaoa. krtMt
cisth aa4 l..otr. Yaud.vUla. T6H afl
arnooa at I 1J u toUOI At IS o clock.
EHPRRil TM CITES (Park and WaBlna-
oa NcudavUiC This afternoon At J.li.
tootcht at T Ao and .'clock.
Pismr.u TwriTFti kyb i s and ai
d.ri Yaudvi:i lata tftarnooa al S-la,
Knilbl at T io as4 o'clock.
RFtfREATlOV PARK Tvaaty-faurth and
Vi4f sn rortland va, (tcraror. to. baoa-
a.. Tola axtaraooa at A C.Ota.
OAK PARK wil!ametta Rlar Frank
Hu-a Huui-al Corradjr CeolDaar. Thif aft-
vraooa aad toaighl
forNfn, cREI T fPactlaad Ilal(hta)
K-nlc AnsMiB'M Para.
OftUOlAX AT KCKOBTS.
Tar law avirkaat aVttrorT af Tba
arris taraach law failaartaaj aaiaatfa.
llr rataa. arrtmla r aaaU ara
aajafcie la draar.
araaa Hartac Mlaaral Mrian Hotel
Cinae aprtaa-a Ttt4 a. l'eaac
(nftol Park E. J. Falrharat
loC Bear Laale t'
Nakwatta J. H.
Xraaart G. KylTOatar
Oaraai Park U. E. Boars
M. Martlae Hawiasa. .Jsra,
Wraalda Clark MratM
Tlllaaii.k J. S. lasaar
Takeiaa. ua Jaaa Mark?
larlha I
f!tx I-iarccno Krgcra-nrx Tti
rhtol ararden contest general com
mittre requests that all taa itrdfm m
tnr citjr be Inspected at oner. No re
iu.-im bar barn received aa to tlie con.
thrion of th (irtlrm tn tna outlying
t!.-trl't. It la Important that tha
ai-oraa sbouM bo ml up before lha
cardan arf llnallr pasaad upon by tha
awardtn; committee, constating of
M-ie Kupertntendent of Public Instruc
tion Aklarman. Professor fletsel and
I'rofraaor Bouquet, of tha Draajon Ayrl
cultural Collaara. ttcora rarxla ara ra -
.aipl dally from lha rontaatania.
"n KTHotta Thicp -Ijrra Watch.
Whllf tha oarnar'a bark WAa turnrd
ratardr aomrona mtola from a nail tn
lha baamnt of lha Courthouaa a 17
.Km rlfd aratrh balonctnc to Ororna
Nrljton. aanlntant nnr of tha Court
bouna bulUtina- T:it watch had been
given to Mr. Nelaon bv hta mother on
hla lith blrtlxUy and he valued It
hictilr. It la preaumed that tha thief
Gained entrance to tha basement
:hroua;n a hole tn the court aide wall
made by I it contractra who are build-
in tha weal Winn or tha lourthoua.
t ' La rABI ATI I KA HEM FXH
IDiAxa. The t'nlted ritataa Civil Serv
ice 'oTnmlfl!nn annoiincea that an ex
amination wirt be held on June 24-27 to
terure rlitctblea to nil Vacancies in
he position of teacher In tha Indian
aervlce. Tha aalarlra paid for theae
xoaitlina ara nut aa hlarh aa In city
choota. but ara for the enttra year
altti a aubalatence account thai more
Mian overcomea this difference. Further
Information about thla examination can
be secured from . A. l-e-tgh at tha
I'ortland I'oatofflce.
Aito Wkk. k BARacn I"our An au
tomobile drlvm by M. .V. Bennett lata
Thursday mirht aktdded at tna corner
of Sixth and Washington atreeta aa It
was rounding ihe curve, and crashed
Into lha entrance of ihe Wllrox butM-IriK-
AlthouKh Ihe crash was heard
for several blocka. the machine was
only slightly damaged, and proceeded
under Ita own power. A barber pole
was knocked down, and another ma
ctin was slightly damaged. Mlppery
atreeta caused the machine to "cork
iiTtv" at tha curve.
Kilter Meuau Coxtkst Hild A
atlver medal contest waa held at Cen
tral Women's Christian Temperance
In ton Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C
A. iHtunay. superintendent of thla de
partment, presided. There were six
contestants. The medal waa awarded
to lra. II. S. Black. Ice cream and
cake were aerved at the conclusion.
Mrs. Iounoy announced that she will
bold a gold medal contest Friday even
ing at Ihe I'nlted Brethren Church.
Kasl Seventeenth and Mechanic atreeta.
?Jia Ot-aoM rirKK Brother. Miss
Nellie Olson, of Carlton. Or., Is en
deavoring to locate her brother, lurnest
it. olaun. who Is thought to be In
Portland. When last heard from. In
February. Mr. Olaon waa In rtan Fran
claro. Prior to . going to California.
Olson waa rmploed at a number of
lodging rampa In . this state aa en
gilieer. Any Information concerning
bt!4 should be senl to Mlsa Nellie Olson,
bo c 32. Carlton, or.
Uepical. Ct-i'n Molm RAXQt-arr. Tha
Fortnightly Medical Club brld Ita
regular semi-monthly meeting last
evening. Thla waa tha last meeting of
lha year. A bnnquet at the llaxel
wuod followed. Ir. tleorge F. Koehler
gave the addreSa of tha evening. Tbosa
in attendance were. lira. Parker. John
son. Brtstow. Knox. Parrlsh. I'oldcn.
Koehler. Sellwood. Gillespie. Oreen.
.l.-tutker. Amos. Klehta and Hyde.
t Tmirspat. Pacoratlon day.
revioced ratea will be In effect upon lha
U. W. P. for Ketacada and return, tha
round trip rata being 7 cents Hourly
setvica will be established. The rata
te landy River on the Mount Hood
line will be i cants for tha round trip
an-e the Rumtay schedule will prevail.
Portland Kailway. LJght a. Power Com.
aay.
og- Puasj Chi-rcti BcxjrrrT. The
wemen of rt lAvr-nrt Church, aaalsted
b tba Catholic order of Foresters, will
give a strawberry and Ice cream lawn
social oa lha church lawn. Wednesday
rv-tamg. June a. A. rnusical a'od literary
en ertainmenl has been arranged. Tha
i r.e-ds will go for the ben-Hi of the
cn'irch.
rn1 IIIUI FOR B
1 1 pre Troyer. who was Imllcted Tuea
1 by Ihe county grand Jury oa a
ru.rge of passing a worthless check,
w mjt arrested yesterday by I-eputy
Mh.-rirT phllllrs and lodged in Ihe
l'o intfc Jail.
Cmoick RrxlrcTto-1 of lmportri Rprlng
waolens. higb-grade work only: 1 per
cent rebate for cash payment until
fu' :Mrr notice. J. rollvka a Cox.
uilr-, : Cor bat I btdg
it.ei to I'alu'M PCTRaTic.i rT
arao?i. -In Memorlam'" a Iecoratlon
la Mrmun will be preacHe.1 by Rabbi
jvt.h B Wise, at Beth Israel. Friday
vv-nin at i o'clcn-k.
lc.i. Nirri.tt 1 B. McBrida A
l'o. wolens and tallora' trlmmtnga,
la:le' arwl craic suitings, have moved
lo sixth floor Koval building. Morrison
anj riventr atreeta.
IHoucvrai Tavgaa on the Mount
II. 0.1 road, nrst-class hotel accommo
dations. Weekly rates aoto stage from
M.iTirg on the O. W. P.
IBKaT Hot'RS ftHORTgXEtX The
Aacient Order of I'nlted Workmen LI
brnry will be open from to t.l P. M.
vi laroratlon day.
atEAUT-Paav-sER CoaraMT will be
cleaed all day tomorrow Decoration
lay. ,
r-ga-rsajc Pocxaiicixtai Foo Coal.
Just the thing for your auxiliary
beater. Phone Mala Jit.
Dr. J. J. PAirmjt. li Selling build
ing Phones: Mala 710. A Ml.
-Sam RLoajr cigar. ao4 tor 4 cento
nsrll axora.
rween 44 and . delegate, who had I 1 1 Tl" DRTTCDC CAPC
been attending tha general aaeembly I L J I PP nil I IP 11,111
of the I'nlted Presb tertana at Se- 1 1 1 1 L Ufa I I LI IU I lUL
attle will reach Portland thla morning
and Rev. 8. Karl IuBolj. of the Orand
Avenue I nlted I'resb) terlan Church,
baa completed arrangements to take
the visitors to places of Interests In
Port. and today. Mr. PuBola said that
the delegatea will remain one day and
Irave In the evening for California.
They will come on the early morning
train and will be received on their ar
rival by a ministerial committee. One
of the delegatea who will visit Port
land today la J. A. Crosby, representing
the World Christian Citlxenship Con
gress. which Is to meet In Portland In
11S.
Sisterhood Holm Cokvextiom. The
Oregon grand chapter of the P. E. O.
Sisterhood Is holding Us first annual
convention thla "week. Sessions are
being held at the I'nltarlan Church.
Officer! were Installed yesterday after
noon. The" local chapter presidents
are: Mrs. With M. Davis, Mrs. Minerva
V. Loomls. Mrs. Klliubelh Kirkup and
and Mrs. Jennie Lyons. Chapters A- C.
K and F of Portland are entertaining
the grand chapter. A reception was
given at the residence of Mrs. Edith
pavts Tuesday night. An Informal re
ception was given Monday night at the
residence of Mrs- Lawrence Holbrook.
The supreme president. Mrs. Samuel tt.
Parks, of Chicago, and the state presi
dent of Washington. Mrs. J. W. Moore.
were guests of honor.
Poa-romrg Will. Observr Holidat.
Postmaster Merrick announces that
Memorial day will be more completely
observed by the Portland postofflce
than ever before, and the rules for the
day are as follows: No delivery by
carriers: all business at the different
stations will be suspended during the
entire day: at the main office the gen
eral abrllvery. one stamp and one
reglatry window will be open from
T.JO to 10 A. M.; all other offices of
the building will be closed during the
entire day: mall deposited at the main
off:ce will be dispatched aa usual.
There will be one collection of mall
throughout the business section of
the city that will arrive Jr Ihe main
office about 1". M.
Ni xiiran Will Bn IwrTan.
B. Pllkington. who will leave Saturday
for Salt Lake City to attend the Pa
cific Const convention of nurserymen,
will carry with him an Invitation from
Dr. Panton Obtains Warrant
for Pugilistic Spouse.-"
VISIT TO HOME RESENTED
riijHlclan Admit He Fled From
Irat Worn an Appeal for Help
Made lo Police and City Attor
neys Grief Follow Divorce.
UrVna-
the I'ortland Commercial Cluo lor ine
association to select this city as lis
next meeting place. Mr. Pilklngton
will go from Salt Lake to Boston lo
the convention of the American
Nurserymen's Association and will
there deliver a similar Invitation. It
Is boped that both the Coast and the
National conventions may be secured In
I'ortland for 111.
CrsTCKAIT CHCRCH Til CELgRRATg.
Nrit Sunday morning Centenary Metho
dist Kptscopnl Church will celebrate
the completion of repairs to the
church. It has been thoroughly reno
vated both inside and outside and a
beautiful new carpet covers the floor.
Much effort has been expended In mak
ing Centenary one of the most beauti
ful churchea In the city. Since Kev.
I. H. Trimble became pastor. 2t months
ago. the membership has Increased
from 100 to ;m. The services Sunday
mwrnlng will be In the nature of a
jubilee.
;rsiateji Portland MnrTtxo Ad-
inrixru. Owing to the fact that the i
last Thursday In May la a holldsy the
regular monthly meeting of Ihe Greater
Portland Plans' Association will be
adjourned until the regular time for
meeting next month, for which notices
will be sent out. In the mean time
arrangements are being mnde to hold
a Joint meeting with the East Side
Business Men's Club for which en
larged slides are being prepared. These
will show In detail how the Greater
Portland Plan affects the East Side.
Hall Association to Biilt. The
Hibernian Hull Association has secured
title to lot 4. In block 17. on the south
side of Kusnell street, near Cnlon ave
nue, for which $Soo was paid Frank
A. Orlmm. the owner. The property
was purchased as the site for a two
story bull-Unit for division No. 1.
Ancient order of Hibernians. I'lrec
tors are: Patrick Kyun. John O'lUra,
John Farrell. K. H. leery. T. J. Murphy.
I. W. Unf and John Keating. I'luns
for the building are now bciiig drawn.
Pavio Starr Jordax Corino Ji'nk 10.
pavld Starr Jordan, president of the
Inland Stanford University, will bo In
Portland. Monday. June lo. He will be
guest of honor. -arnd speuker at the
luncheon of the progressive Business
Men's Club at the Multnomah Hotel.
The reKular luncheon which was set
for irxluy has been postponed on ac
count of lecoratlon day observances.
StrrrnAOK Talks Heard. George S.
Shepherd and W. M. Pavle were the
speakers at a meeting held last night
in the Seaman's Institute under the
auspices of the College Equal Suffrage
League. Music was inrnisneu oy jorcru
Morales and Ilobert Nawahlne. stewards
on the steamer Ko.ie City. A feature
of the evening was the singing of sev
eral chanteya by sailors now in porL
Hoard to Hold SrrciAL Meirrtsa.
The Montavllla Board of Trade will
hold a special meeting tomorrow night
at the office of A. N. Searle. East Sev
enty-sixth and East Glisun streets, lo
consider Ihe franchise asked on East
Gllsan between East Eightieth street
and the Mount Hood railway, where
there la now a revokapie permit, umer
Important topics will be considered.
Y. W. C. A. Greex Tea Pot Matxv,
Friday. M iy 31: Clam chowder, bouil
lon roast beer. Pa K el sainion. wnn
rCa; sauce: string beans, peas, aspar-a-
Eiia on toaat. iruu. snnmp ao enr
I
Bearing scratches on his face, which,
her said, were made by the fingernails
of his erstwhile spouse. Dr. Andrew C
Panton. a physician, yesterday swore
out a warrant for Camelia E. Panton.
whom he ckargea with assault with a
dangerous weapon.' Officers last night
were sent to find and arrest Mrs. Pan
ton. To Serjeant Harms a maid at the
Panton home In Roaemont. on Portland
Heights, said that Mrs. Panton was not
In and telephone calls to the bouse
were not answered.
The trouble started during a visit of
Dr. Panton to his home yesterdajeaf ter
noon. After the doctor was attacked
by his wife, according to his story to
the police, be was driven out of the
noose. Information filed wIlrTthe City
Attorney accuses Mrs. Panton of an
other attack. When the doctor went
home two months ago, the complaint
alleges, Mrs. Panton. brandishing a
loaded revolver, drove him emt of the
house. A warrant was not sought at
that time.
With antiseptic on bis battered face.
Pr. Panlon told bow he bad gone to
the house to see about some furniture
which was his property, and which, he
says Mrs. Panton has been selling. Sev
eral of the pieces, he says, are worth
hundreds of dollars. Mrs. Panton, un
der the terms of a divorce quietly se
cured at Oregon City several months
ago, was given 120.000 as her share of
I the estate, and was allowed to remain
In the home until July 1. when she
was to vacate. '
lr. I'anton says that he was admitted
to the house, but when he began to talk
about the furniture and the, settlement.
Mrs. Panton attacked him, scratching
his face. He left the house hurriedly
and after consulting his attorney swore
out the warrant. Mrs. I'anton. be says,
through her lawyers, has been attempt
ing to force him to an agreement by
which she should receive more alimony.
liliii niiill!
i iii
Can you afford
the expense) of
defending the
title to your
home If com
p 1 I cations
should arise?
Better guard
against such
c o n t lngenciea
by securing a
guaranteed Cer
tificate of Ti
tle. .JavestU
gate. - Call for
booklet. Title
at Trust Co..
Fourth and Oak
known about the city. He has
gardens near the City Barn, at i
teenlb and Jefferson streets.
SAM SLOAN STANDS ALONE
Every resource of the manufacturer
has been extended to create the "Sam
Sioan" Be elarar
H .1 I II aanJMSj
gV e.T7aTsl ill ' : " 1 j
Un... sbaCJU' I Kafl
MURPHY HEARD BY JURY
WATER DEPARTMENT CASE
(.OtS TO INVESTIGATORS.
.Mayor Ruihliglit Also Has Two
Hour Session Before Inquisitors.
Sinnott Represents Murphy.
Inviting an Investigation of hla rec
ord aa head meterman of the City Wa
ter pepartment. Cornelius O. Murphy,
who was dismissed by Mayor Kush
llght and reinstated by the Civil Serv
ice Commission, yesterday appeared
before the grand Jury.
Mayor Rushlight, who has publicly
threatened to ask the grand Jury to
investigate the Water pepartment.
was before that body for two hours
yesterday.
Mr. Murphy appeared with Roger B.
Sinnott as his attorney.
Investigation by the Jury will be
continued Friflay. Each wilo has
agreed to bring in Us own witnesses.
The life of the May grand Jury expires
Saturday. '
The Civil Service Commission rein
staled Murphy because the charges
that led to his dismissal wero too Indefinite.
J1
COFFEi
Steel
Cut
Above .AD
Words cannot describe its
goodness. The test is in
the cup. You will find it
A 100 per cent satisfactory.
SON OF RICH HELD AS 'VAG'
able salad, shortcake, strawberries and
cream. iangrr punmi.
Ice cream and cake. Try our special
luncheon. Gentlemen are welcome.
Mvritr.R axd Teachers to Meet.
The Highland Mothers' and Teachers'
Circle will hold Its next meeting on
Friday afternoon it S o'clock, at Ihe
home of Mrs. A- F. Flegel. East Tenth
and Holbrook streets. Every mother
and teacher In the district has been
urged lo attend.
Maxamas to Wauc Topat. The Ma
samaa will take a tramp this after
noon, leaving the south end of the
Fulton carlme at 3 o'clock. Tliey
will take a clrcttltons route to Oswego,
whence they mill return to Portland
by Ihe Southern pacific, arriving be
tween and o clock.
- Pa. P. L. M.-KENXIR. 0S Macley
hnlMJng. left Portland last evening for
Chtcaaro to attend the annual siather
Ipg of Ihe !octety of Homeopathiclans
whtcA meets In that city Juoe J. . 6
and The doctor will return about
June 1.
All Those 1 ?cte rEjcteo In establish
ing a modern free Hebrew school tn
Portland will kindly meet Professor A.
. Vlikomtcon. principal of the Spo
kane free Hebrew school. P. M.. at
the Hotel Portland.
Tug Aswval Tka by tha Women's
Guild of St. Stephen s Tro-Cathedral
will be held Friday. May Jl, from S to
S. at Mrs. Herbert Holrr.an'a. 187 Over
ton street. Friends Invited.
Exovraior IVaTroxr.iv Because of
weather conditione ihe excursion
punned for today, by the Orpheua Male
Chorus, has been postponed. xioney
will be refunded to those ho. ding
tickets.
Trc Pixie. 15 Fifth atre. t. will
show liay "Great Battle of Spotta
burg Brldce." the story ot a South
ern girls brsvery.
Par. call tie wood. M. IZii. A 1SSS.
Airua today all day. Oaaa Riaa.
BAD CIGARS SL0W SUICIDE
Smoklue laj clears Is e'ow aulclde.
No oo-aaion for It. when 'Sam Slsn"
sclis for ic
Vagrancy CliarKC Preferred Against
Earl Xk'liolson.
Deputy Plstrlct Attorney Collier, be
fore the grand Jury, yesterday pre
ferred charges of vagrancy against
Earl Nicholson, son "of W. T. B. Nich
olson, a wealthy East Side property
owner. The charges came as the re
sult of a raid bythe police on the
Hotel Yorke. Twelfth and Stark
streets, about I o'clock yesterday
morning under the personal direction
of Mr. Collier.
Mrs. Jack Lilly. Mrs. lone Adams
ami Mrs. Marie Houston were arrested
In the raid and held In the County
Jail as witnesses against Nicholson.
They appeared before the grand Jury
yesterday. Attorney Craib. who ap
peared for Nicholson, declares that his
client has been working as an agent
for specialties and declares that he Is
not guilty of taking money from Im
moral women.
The "grand Jury has not yet returned
a report on the case.
MRS. DUNIWAY TO APPEAR
Reunion of All Suffrng Workers
Called by Pkrheer for June .
Invitations have been sent out by
Mrs. Abigail 8eott Dunlway for a re
union of the Equal Suffragist organ
izations, to be held Friday afternoon.
June . In the Portland Hotel.
This will mark the first appearance
of Mrs. Punlway In public since her
recent Illness.
Keports will be rendered by the vari
ous leagues showing the progress of
the equal suffrage movement and ad
dresses will be delivered by prominent
speakers. All persons Interested In
the equal suffrage cause have been In
movement was apparent at yesterday's
vlted to attend.
MEN'S SUITS.
The ready-for-service suits that I sell
for $1.;S are designed and cut by ex
perts (high rent stores would charge
27.S to J0.) My tailor alters to fit.
and you take no chances as In a made-to-order.
I close today, open tomorrow
at ( A. M. Jimmy Punn, room li Ore
gonlan building. Take elevator.
Chines- 1 'eel d lor Victim or Assault.
TheVollce are looking for two youths
each about II yeara of age, who yea
terday afternoon beat a Chinese vege
table vender and made their escape on
bicycles. The assault occurred In front
of ti Irving street, where Chan Sam.
the vendr. was delivering goods. Chan
Sam caught Ihe boys stealing fruit
from his wsgon. aad when he remon
strated, they set upon him. He was
severely hurL The victim Is well
List of Arrivals at Tlv.
Hotel Multnomah.
Seattle G. V. Nothway. H. S. Hasan
". II. L. Evans, P. M. Solomon, J. Ii
Hoblis. D. S. Koblnson, B. W. Wlge-n
George T. Meyers.
Tacoma lialph S. Stacey. A. A. Cook.
Nw York George Nichols. E. F. Bi't
tlngham, A. H. Cuaics. V. Paratram. .Mr
and .Mis. A. Mailman. E. K. Rockwol!
Mrs. L. E. Mason.
san Francisco Clias. Van rnunine. V
llnrtriil.an. Ia.t " '-"'fl1
Nlcdemnn, L. S. Grcenebaum, A. E.
Ballv, F. M. Hrouck. I- M. Ware, K. Sll-
verxione. A. F. Barnard.
St- Louis, Mo. W. JJ. Leach, W. B.
Brown
Fort Wayne. Ind. A. B. Polhamus
and wife..
London. Eng. It. Mclntock. A. B.
Wheoldon and wife, R. J. McCormlck.
iclorm 11. New low.
Edmonton II M. halfour. A. Bvamle
Moorev T. J. Mc.Vamara, M. C. Miller.
I.yle. Wash. J. W. Heed.
lliivnipnd A. S. Coates.
Yamhill W. G. Moore.
Salem w. C. Tllton, Mr. and Sirs. E.
Hofer.
Clackamas, Or. Frank M. Stoll and
wife.
Ashland W. T. Cpnwson. . J
Astoria J. W. Smith.
Knane K. E. Chambers.
Chicago. 111. Frank Braucher,
Whltmore.
Cascade Locks Mrs. I. S. Ptrasburger.
P.Undford. Mass. II. P. Ward.
New Boston, Mas. H. W. Ward.
Wllkinsburg. Pa. J. G. Houston and
wife.
Oregon City William Gardner.
Vancouver, B. C. Captain and Mrs. E.
H. Yule.
Torrlngton. Conn. Pr. H. P. Moore.
Burns Win. Haniey, H. A. Shafer.
EVERYBODY'S GOING
BE SOMEBODY
The Fare Is Only $3, Return
Good Going Saturday and Returning; Sunday or
Monday.
Oregonlaa laforraatloa Coupon.
This coupon will bring valuable
information. Send It to the Bay
City Land Co.
Name ...........
Address .........
It's Easy to Figure Out Only a Question of Simple Addition
Here It Is. Add It Up Yourself The Panama Canal
Tillamook Bay Deep Channel
Thirty-five Billion Feet Timber
, Terminal Bates common with Portland
Three Million Five Hundred Pounds Cheese
N Thousands of Tons Purest Jersey Cream and Milk
Three Transcontinental Railroads (two already assured)
Great Steamship Companies connecting with the railroads
Extensive Fisheries, Canneries, Shipping and Commercial Concerns
Immense Saw and Timber Mills, Sash and Door, Veneer and Box Factories
160 miles (by water) nearer California and Panama Canal than is Portland
Nearest Oregon Deep Water Seaport to ALT. POINTS shipping through Panama Canal
BAY CITY
Deep, Water Seaport and Railroad Terminus on Tillamook Bay
The Product of These Factors Is-
Is it anv wonder why OREGON'S SECOND
METROPOLIS, 57 miles doe west of Port
land, is manifesting itself vigorously prior to
the opeiing of the PANAMA CANAL and its
own DEEP-WATER CHANNEL t
Wise investors are going into BAY CITY" on
every train. Otherwise investors are those
who cannot see into the near future jrf a big
commercial and manufacturing city on Tilla
mook Bay. V
Come in and ASK QUESTIONS. It's to YOUR Interest.
AY CITY LAND CO.
0-5-M-13
I
.70 1-2-3 SPALDING BLDG. ALSO SALEM and BAY CITY.
Main 1118; A70UX
r. v. U
NTIRE attention to
one exclusive line
brines excellence,
facility and economy. For
over thirty years we have
devoted all our etforts to
printing
Our fume b lynonymous with good
work, quick service and liii prices.
Tirst and OaK Streets
m mill M JIM!
The Oaks j
programme Today of Free Att rations
Z THIH AFTERNOON. J
rmnd bud eon cert Boston gym
phnv Orchntm.
Mnwni KuIm aad Situ or Locrt,
;rTid oi'r itiwrm. -v.
"Lwptn Ibe Gap" aenutlonat open
atr
o TVwtoa Two. German fomMltm.
T L4odon launch aod Judy for tha
T im: iik.
THIS EVENING.
Frank Rlrb Malra Comedy .
m In "The American Conl.
T Grand band concert Botton firm-
" phony Orchestra.
"Lraptns the Gap" sensational opsa
air an.
Traton Two, German comedians.
- Lndoa I'nurh and Jo dr.
hicttora Kui and Mftrnor Locel.
(rand opera alnicerm.
The
Refined use of
CARMEN
Complexion Powder
9 wiTJ enhance that yonthfnl loveliness that
nature K&ve you, and v-'iil not &Uuw nn
J unsightly "powder e.Tect."
f Carmen, nnlike other powders, will not
i come off until you remove it, nor will it lose
I its fascinating f rarranca.
i faniiMi iamHro'v "rlii?mmr,,imranrl
harmless, it beautifies and benefit? the akin.
Flesh. White, Pink, end Cream
from wour Drurvist or DevcarUnczkt
Slor. Toilet 6u &JO.
Carmen Cold Cream
heals and softens Irritated and roach
&kin Snaw-wh:ta Nan -sticky
bannlesa, zscand S5c
Staf ford-Miller Co.
SIS Olhre Street
St, Lout, bio.
LARGEST
NET INCOME
SMALLEST
NET WORRY
We want your rental
business.
WE DESERVE IT.
The Fred A. Jacobs Co.
200 Washington Street.
Mai. 6fMH. A 6267.
PAIN BANISHED
Great Local Anesthetic Dis
covered andow Used
By the Wise Dental Co.
Wo are now ustnc one of the greatest dis
coveries that has ever been made, which
absolutely and positively allows us to ex
tr.H anv number of teeth without causing
tho slightest patn or causing; In any way the
least dtHromfort or bad after effect. We
have tested this wonderful discovery thor
oujrhly and will guarantee the truth of this
statement.
Our Interchangeable
Facings, A "Wise" Idea
Our bridge
work has been
brought t o
the highest
state oi per
fection. The
teeth on this
bridge are In
terchangeable at will with
out removing
from the
mouth.
The Bet Red Rubber Platen, earh. . . .f 7.oO
t Karat frnid or iorceiain iruno.... o.in
nld JCnnmei Fillings, each 1.O0
hilvrr billing. eab
THE GEO. LAWRENCE CQ I
3
SE THAT SOFT UPI
PLATES WITH TXKXIBLH STJOTTOX.
The Very Brxit mod I-tnrt in Modem Ien
11MI7. o Mot. FlUini riilrl.
Wise Dental Co.
Offl- Hour A. M. lo I P. M. Randans.
to 1. ihnnm. Main 1029. A 2029.
l!inr Bide.-, 3U and Wliinctn.
r.UMCNi EXTRACTING.
Ir. '!mr. Pr-ronal rri-lre If Rrpir-trd.
European Resorts.
EM.I.AD.
SAVOY HOTEL
The world! mo it famous Hotel dft
Lnxt and the rendezvous of distinguished
Americans la Leaden. y
When Your Shoes
GRIN DON'T J5T0U
-But Send Them to Us We Change
the Grin to Smilep '
rnrr COLLECTING
rKEiL and DELIVERY
Hand your broken shoes
to our delivery men, with
or without your laundry
parcels. Our FREE collec
tion and delivery of shoes
is a great convenience.
REMEMBER We darn
socks and mend shirts
FREE.
Eaat 1030, B 2113
We excel in fine laundry
work of every description.
-EAST TENTH AND EVERETT-
O-5-30-12
Of
Your
Grocer
10c a
Loaf
HERE'S BREAD THAT CAN ALWAYS
BE COUNTED ON
It's pure absolutely finest Eastern flour
best yeast. It's baked right in a sanitary
bakery "built for baking." It's clean sealed
in our dustproof, germproof wrapper. Ask for
Blue Ribbon Bread and verify our statement
10 cents at your grocery-
Log Cabin Baking Co.
Vancouver Ave. and Fremont Street
For the investment of Trust Funds ?
our 7 per cent seven-year bonds, in multiples of
$100, are unexcelled. May be surrendered after
one year. Guaranteed by Reserve Fund of .$100,000.
Officers and Director!
Rut! ion O. Piatt. Preiant J. P- Jaegar Frank E. Dooly
v G Crawford. Vlce-Preeidnt H. G. Collon R. C knight. Agencr Dlraotat
Henrr A. Sargent. Vlca-Prea W. G. McPheracm Piatt i Piatt. Counaal
" P. R COOK. SECKKTABT.
260 Start Street. Main 5327.
A Portland Corporation
Under State Supervision
Edward E. Goudey
Lewis Building.
MORTGAGE LOANS
t per cent on best business properties,
t per cent and 7 per cent on other close
in business and residence securities.
Foster & Kleiser
Hlg-h-Grade Commercial and Electric
, SIGNS
Kast ttrvrnth and Eaxt Everrtt 8tnwts.
Fhonm Kant 1111, B -
DAMAGE CLAIMS
If you have a claim -of any kind, see ua,
U years' experience. References.
BIf 'HARD CAUCY CLAIM AENCT.
Manball W&. 607 Veon Bids.
COLUMBIA
SANITARIUM
The Cohimbfa Fanitarlum is a eurg-ical and
medical inatitute. located at the corner of
Sixth and Yamhill streets, next to the Port
land Hotel, and is well prepared to treat and
cure diseases of men, women and children.
This institution was established in Port
land six years ago. where during these years
its marvelous success in curing thousands
of persons of diseases has caused it to stand,
the peer of any like institution in the West.
We make a specialty of the eye, ear. noFe.
throat, heart, stomach, kidneys, catarrh,
rheumatism and all chronic diseases. Our
surgical, electrical and medical laboratory
departments are complete. Columbia Sani
tarium. 181 Sixth street, Portland, Oregon.
Dr. J. H. Neagie. Resident Physician.
DIABETES
treated, with
greatest success
without re
stricted diet.
Physio-nutritive Sal-Sana removes all symp.
toms of the disease, produces gain In
weight, musclf-s and nerve power and
enerjry. At leading rfrugcists.
SAL-HANO CO.. w York.
89 W. Broadway. Write for Booklet.