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Newspaper Page TextSPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION IS TODAY Polling Places Will Open at 8 A. M. and Close at 7 P. M. Locations Are Given. IMPORTANT QUESTIONS UP Chief Measures AVWch Are to Be Vote Tpon Are Those Provid ing for Commission Charter for Portland. roiiin- nlaces will be' open today from 8 A. M. to 7 P. St. A complete list or these Is herewith published. Thin is the sDecial election, called by the City Council for the submission of municipal measures, chief of which Ik the question or the aoopnon or n lection nf o rommission charter. Other Important measures Include the Northwestern Electric Company fran chise, which is sent to the people on referendum: a bond issue of t2.000.000 for public parks and f 100.000 for an Incinerator. Polleemea Are Chosen. rhief of Police Slover has selected 175 policemen to report at the City Ha'l between 5:30 and 6 o'clock this morr.inar to receive the election sup plies for the various polling places. All will leave for the election tents at 7 o'clock this moraine, t-acn ponce man will carry the supplies for one polling place. Under one arm be will carry the ballot box, which will be sealed and ready for the casting of the vntn. Over his shoulder will be a sealed bag which will contain the tally sheets, sample ballots, the ornciai dbi- lots. ink. paper and the poll docks. These will be delivered to the Judges at the precinct. Tonight, when the ballots are all counted, the Judge in each precinct will be required to return all the supplies, along with the ballot box, to the City Hail, where all the material will be checked over. Great precaution win he taken in the handling of the bal lot boxes and the polling books, be " cause of the fact that they will be needed aaraln for the Presidential elec tion on Tuesday. The vote at each pre cinct also will be recorded at the City Hall, the election judges having been requested to make a full report at the time the ballot box Is returned. Election Tents Burned. Halloween pranks cost the city two tents which had been erected at polling plans on the West Side. Two tents were set afire and burned to the ground. They were replaced yester day with new tents. Arrangements have been made for the maintenance of an information bu reau at the City Hall. By calling Mar shall 4100- or A 6601 information de sired on the election can be received, inoludlnK information as to polling places. The City Hall will remain open during the entire time the polls are open, from 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. The list of polling places follows: Precinct No. 1 Bulldin. SSI Tburman street, northwast corner ttilh. Prclnct .No. - Building. M8 Thurman street. Precinct No. 3 Building-. 773 Savler street, between 234 and 24th. Precinct No. 4 Building. 68-7 Wilson, weat of 21tt street. Precinct So. 5 Buildlnr. 632 Tburman treet. Precinct No. H Tent, northwest corner 8th and Klandera streets. Precinct No. 7 Tent, northwest corner 14th and Lovejoy atreeta. Precinct No. Bulldinf. 249 North 17th street, near Marshal. Precinct No. Building-. IS North 21at ltret, bet. Overton and PettyKrova. Precinct No. lw Tent, northwest corner 24th and Northrup. m Precinct No. 1 1 Tent, northweat corner 2-d and Johnaon. Precinct No. 12 Tent, northweat corner 224 and Hoyt. .Precinct No. 13 Tent, northeast corner list and Irvtnl street. Precinct No. 14 Tent, northeast corner 18ih and Glican streets. precinct No. 1.1 Tent, northeast corner 14th and Flandera streets. Precinct No. is Tent, southeast corner 4th and Davis streets. Precinct No. 17 Tent, southwest corner th and Davis atreeta Precinct No. IS Building, 533 Burnslde Street. Precinct No. 19 Tent, northeast corner 2th and Washington. Precinct No. SO Building. 03 23d street, north of Washington. Precinct No. 1't Building, southeast corner 12th and Burnslde streets. Precinct No. 22 Tent, southwest cor ner rtth and Pine streeta. Precinct No. 23 Tent, southeast corner ttth and Oak streets. Precinct No. 24 Tent, northeast corner 4th and Alder streets. Precinct No. 2!U-Store. Alder street, between ftth and 7th. Orpheum building. Precinct No. 2J Tent, northwest 'corner 12th and Alder atreeta. Precinct No. 27 Tent, southwest corner Morrison and EHa streeta Precinct No. 25 Jent. southeast corner 4th ana Yamhill atreeta Precinct No. 2ft Tent, northwest corner 6th and Taylor streets. Precinct No. 2ts Tent, northwest cor ner Park and Taylor streeta Precinct No. SO Tent, northwest corner 13th and Taylor atreeta Precinct No. 31 Tent, southwest cdrner 13th and Salmon streets. Precinct No. 32 Tent, northeast corner 7th and Main streets. Precinct No. S3 Fourth floor. Court house. Precinct No. 34 Tent, southwest corner 7th and Main atreeta. ' Precinct No. 35 Tent, eaat entrance City Hall. Precinct No. Sf Building. 31S 2d street. Precinct No. 37 Shoo ahop, 347 1st. be tween Market and Mill. Precinct No. Tent, northwest cor ner 3ib and Clay atreeta Precinct No. 39 Tent, southwest cor ner Clay and Park atrseta. Precinct No. 40 Tent, northeast corner 14th and Market streets. Precinct No. 41 Tent. 17th and Market trets. Precinct No. S3 Building. 160 1st, southeast corner Mill atreet. Precinct No. 43 Tent, north aid Hall . str-'et. on Park. Precinct No. 44 Tent, southwest corner 12th and Montgomery streets. Precinct No. 45 Neighborhood House, 1st street, between Hall and Lincoln. Precinct No. 46 571 1st street. Precinct No. 47 Tent, southwest cor ner 4th and Hall streets. Precinct No. 48 Tent, southwest corner Hal! and Park afreets. Precinct No. 4 Cleaning ahop, 648 20th. between Elm and Spring. Precinct No. 30 W. J. Patton's old - bouse, aouth of Patton on Talbot road. Precinct No. 51 Building. 8C3H 1st street, on bridge. Precinct No. 52 Concrete basement, 752 1st street. Precinct No. 53 Cleaning ahop, 813 Cor. beet street. Precinct No. 54 Building. MS Corbett street.' ITecinct No. .Vi Plumbing shop, north, east corner Corbett and Hamilton streeta . Precinct No. 56 Tin shop. 13;& Macad am street. Precinct No. 57 Building, northeast ceraer 11th and Marion streets. Precinct No. 5S Billiard parlor, 188 Ea-t 1.1th atreet. Precinct No. S9 Strahlman's Hall, northwest corner 13th and Spokane. Precinct No. 80 Wall's Hall. 1553 East 13th. corner Lexington. Precinct No. 61 Midway hoaehouse. Precinct No. 62 Building, 1078 Holgat street. Precinct No. 62 H Store, corner State and Henderson. Precinct No. 63 Woodstock Hall. 60th avenue and 44th street. Precinct No 64 Building. 7134 5Sth avenue, southeast Mlilard avenue station. Precinct No, 5 Building. Foster road. K s. tiOth atraat. precinct No. 6 Building. 6020 Foater road, east side 'lth. Precinct No. 7 Building, 6344 Foster rur-rt. between 3d and 64th. Precinct No. . Tent, Joth avenue, be tween 7.M and 74th. Precinct No. 9 W. O. W. Hall, East Kith betwe-n 4Sth avenne and Foster. Precinct No. 70 Old South Mount Ta bor School. , , . Prcclnc: No. 71 Store, north side of Poster toad, between 54th and J8th ave Precinct No. 72 Hear room. 4521 Eaat oth. . E. creston. Precinct No. 7a Building. East 33d, be. tv.ra ninitnnii mri Francla Precinct No. 74 Building, 723 Powell street. Precinct No. 73 Building, 778 Milwau kee, near Btamark. Precinct Np. 76 Building, 591 Milwau Precinct No. 77 Citv Etables. Powell street, between Mllwaukle and Eaat 12th. Precinct No. 7t Butcher ahop, 609 Clin ton street. Precinct No. 79 Tent, northwest corner Eaat 27th and Ellsworth streets. Precinct No. 80 Small house, northeast corner 37th and; Clinton. Precinct No. 81 Oarage, 1380 Haw thorne av.nue. Precinct No 82 Store. 1032 H Haw thorne avenue. Precinct No. 82H Tent. East 21st snd Hawtborna avenue. Precinct No. 83 Tent, southeast corner Ent Msteenrh and Hawthorne. Precinct No. 84 Building, southwest comer Grand avenue and Stephen street. Precinct No. 85 Store room, 327 Grand avenue. Precinct No. M 220 Grand avenue, southeast corner East Salmon street. Precinct No. 87 Tent, southeast corner 13th and Belmont streeta Precinct No. 88 Building. East . 23d street, between Belmont snd Eaat Tarn hill streets. Precinct No. Rfl Cleaning shop. 166 Eaat 29th, near Belmont. Precinct No. 90 Store. 10 East 84th, between Belmont and Tamhlll streets. Precinct No. 91 Store, 150 East 3th. north of Belmont. Precinct No. 91 Vi Tent, northeast cor ' ner East 45th snd Belmont, Precinct No. 92 W. O. W. Hall, East 60th and East Morrison. Precinct No. 08 Building. 2020 East S'preclnct No. 041. O. O. F. Hall. Eaat 80th and East filisan. Precinct No. 95 Building. 1SS3 East Gllsan, comer East 74th street. Precinct No. 96 Tent, southwest corner East tth and Siskiyou streets. Precinct No. 97 Building. 1T.76 East Gllsan. between th and Blst streets. Precinct No. 95 Pool oom, 15S3 East Gllsan street. Precinct No. 9!) Store, 1428 Ssndy bou. levard. near 32d. Precinct No. 10O Store. East 52dand East Glisan streets. Precinct No. 101 Tent, southeast cor ner East Gllsan and 47th streets. Precinct No. 102 Store, 1027 Vs Belmont street. Precinct No. 102 'i Confectionery store, 1013 Belmont street, v Precinct No, ICS Building. Belmont Garage, southwest corner 23d and East Morrison streeta Precinct No. lo4 -Tent, northwest cor ner 13th and Belmont. Precinct No. lofi Tent, northwest cor. ner Union avenua and East Washington '"precinct No. H6 Building, Osborne Ho. tel. Grand avenue and East Ash street. Precinct No. 107 East Burnslde Garage, sontheaat corner East 8th and Burnslde streets. precinct No. 108 Tent, northeast corner East 20th and East Burnslde. Prectnet No. luSfc Building. 782 East Ankeny street. Precinct No. 109 Tent, northeaat corner East 29th and East Burnslde streets. Precinct No 10ii Tent. southeast ' corner East 83d and East Gllsan atreeta. Precinct No. 110 Store. 503 East Burn, side, between 10th and lUh atreeta. Precinct No. Ill Store, aouthwest cor ner Union avenue snd East Davis atreeta. Precinct No. 112 Garage. 73J Sandy road Precinct No. 113 Tent, east side Lar rahee, on Hassalo. Precinct No. 114 Tent, .southwest cor- ner East 6th and Holladay avenue. Precinct No. 115 Tent, southeast corner 15th and Multnomah atreeta. Precinct No. 116 Tent, southwest cor ner Benton and McMlllen streets. Precinct No. 117 Tent, southwest cor ner East 3d and Weldler streets. Precinct No. 118 Tent, southeast cor ner East 8th and Broadway. Precinct No. 119 Tent, west side East 19th. between Broadway and Schuyler. Precinct No. 1194 Store, southeast corner lWh and Broadway. Precinct No. 120 Tent, southeast cor ner East 22d and Hancock. Precinct No. 121 Keal estate office, 39th and Broadway. Precinct No. 122 Tent, southeast corner 22d and Knott streets. Precinct No. 123 Tent, west side Eaat 7th. foot Thompson. Precinct No. 124 Tent. Eaat 7th. be tween Stanton and Knott. Precinct No. 125 Store, 302 Russell "reclnct No. 128 Tent, northeast cor ner Graham and Williams avenue. Precinct No. 127 Building. 8O0 Will lame avenue, between Beech and Falling. Precinct No. 128 Store, 140 Kuasell Precinct No. 129 Tent, northeast corner Russell and Borthwlck atreeta Precinct No. 130 Tent, northweat cor ner Cook and Vancouver. - Precinct N'o. 181 Tent, north side Rus. eel! and Goldsmith. PrJclncfNo. 132 W. H. Payne real es tate office, corner Shaver and Maryland Vprec!nct No. 133 Tent, aoutheaat corner Falling and Mississippi avenue. Precinct No. 134 Tent, northeast cor ner Rodney and Falling streets. Precinct No. 135 Tent, northeast corner East 8th snd Falling. , Precinct No. 136 J. McGulre'a real es vnta office 596 Prescott street, Prec"n" No? 137-Tin shop. 889 Alber- '"pieclnct No. 13S Store, 672H Alberts ""precinct No. 1"9 Store, northeast cor ner 19th and Alberta streets. Precinct No. 140 Northeast corner lth and Kllllngsworth avenue. Precinct No. 141 Tent, northeast cor ner Union avenue and Preacott atreet. Precinct No. 142 Tent, southeast cor ner Union avenue and Sumner street. Precinct No. 143 Swan's real estate of fice, northeast corner Union avenue and "precinct No. 144 Tent, southeast cor ner Dekum avenue and Durham. Frecinct No. 144 H Tent, northweat cor. ner Dekum avenue and Durham. Precinct No. 145 Tent: west side Union avenue, between Prescott and Going. Precinct No. 14fl Tent, aouthwest cor ner Kllllngsworth and Union avenues. Prrttri-t No. 147 Fire hall. 1140 Al blna avenue. I-necinct No. 14S Tent, southeast corner Mississippi and Kllllngsworth avenues. Precinct No. 149 Tent, southwest cor nr Patton and Kllllngsworth avenues. rreclnct No. 1"0 Tent, northwest cor ... Michigan and Kllllngsworth avenues. Precinct No. 151 Arbor Lodge flro hoiise Arbor Lodge station. Precinct No. 152 Kenwood Hotel, Kil natrlck near Derby. Precinct Jio. 153 Store. 15S7 Peninsu lar avenue, north of Lombard. Precinct No. 154 Glass Bros, real es tate office. University Park station. Precinct No. 135 Fire hall. Stanford, between Lombsrd and Bowdoln. democrats take armory CAMPAIGN CLOSES IN RALLIES TONIGHT Republicans Plan Pretentious Gathering at Bunga . low Theater. Mnltorpor Club Will Head Street Demonstration for Tart Men and Oregon City Men to Come Wil son to Send Message. a i,i,A,ivti a nitmhur of minor meet ings will be held throughout the state bv the different political parties Mon day night, the campaign virtually will hv h Ranublicans and Dem ocrats with rousing rallies in this city tonight. The Kepumicans m i, . . .v.- Rnnff-ainv- Theater, while the Democrats have reserved the Ar mory for a final word wiu me voici.. Owing to the death of Vice-President Sherman, the Republicans suspended their activities last night and did not ..m . n mutinirs At the Bungalow tonight, however, the principal meeting of the campaign win oe jrem. Stephen A. Lowell, of Pendleton, will be the chief speaker. Dan J. Malarkey, State Senator, has also consented to STRAW VOTE TAKEN AT THE RANKS FAVORS TAFT AND BOURNE. The following Is the result of a straw vote taken yesterday among the employes of nine Portland banka: Taft. 130; Wllaon, 104; Roosevelt, 85. Bourne. 142: Selling, 88; Lane, 41. Single tax Tea, 31; No. 257. Woman's suffrage Yes, 85; No, 147. Albany Paving Work Rushed. ALBANY, Or., Nov. 1. (Special.) i order to complete its street paving .. - - i thia Mtv hefnre weather uvnuavin ' ... conditions stop work, the Warren Con struction company is now .uiii.6 both day and night on its Sixth-street contract. Work is carried forward at aht by the aid or Dig searcniignia placed n each side of the street. The iseasonaDie rains in aus" . . . i n. i . V. that WOTK OI street paving . . . kasn rilshlwl tO tne conimtwn - complete the work. Albany paved 60 ft DIOCKS tniH year, uio " ,v , - exactly doubling the city's paved street area. . un the the speak, as has also John P. Logan. Gus C. Moser will speak for the Senatorial nominees on the Republican ticket and C. N. McArthur will present an rBu- . t .,,nnn,t rf hA candidates On Weill in wwi"' - the Republican ticket for State Rep resentative. Charles B. Moores, chair man of the state committee, win pro- side. . . . - n..f.ntlnii Tlall v On Tonlsnt. t- i v. RnTinhllrun rn 11 V will be l ULllh i a the most pretentious oi me wiiuisiu u.k.r. nr h Multornor Club and the county central committee win ble at the Seventh-street side of the Imperial Hotel at 7:30 o'clock tonight and. headed by a Dana, win nrnrcii i the theater. Republicans generally are Invited to Join in the demonstration. Word ' was telephoned headquarters ' . J . V. . , turn rnrloflds of entllU- slastic Republicans from Oregon City would arrive in time to pariiui;iii.u the demonstration. r..t.nnu rntmv Tli.mncr8.t3 Will ittUllU V"l" VUuuiJ fire their parting shot in the pending campaign witn a rany at i"- n.i"iu tonight. They have ararnged for a number of street meetings in Port land Monday night, but their real en ergies In a vote-getting conquest will be expended tonight. This rally will be a sort of a combination affair. It will not only mark the close oi mi campaign, but it will also De a ceie i "-siMionii nav." which will be appropriately observed In every county of tha United States lousy. Wilson to Send Messase. t .......I., witii fonisrht's Demo cratic rally, a message from Governor Wilson, the Democratic t-resiuetnmi nominee, addressed to the voters of the iT-i. i c,.t.. will he read. United States Senator Chamberlain will be the principal speaker. Dr. Harry Lane and M G. Munly, nominees on the Demo cratic ticket for United States Senator and Representative in congress, i spectively. will also address the meet- '"h. b. Van Duzer, chairman of the county committee, will presiae as chairman of the meeting. TWO MEASURES HINDER CHy Attorney Says Both Charter Amendments May Lose. iTV.. th. nrncunrfl On the -ballot at today's special city election of two proposed charter - amenamenia eivma Portland a commission form of govern- - ...in moiTA donhlv hard, if not im possible, the adoption o either is the opinion of several of the city officials. Including City Attorney uraui Mayor Rushlight. It is the opinion that unless the voters combine on one or the other of the charters the pres ent form of government will be re tained by a strong vote. City Attorney Grant said yesterday that the charter question has been made' very complex by the placing of two proposed charters on the ballot. "It not only will be hard to adopt either of the charters," he said, "but it will be hard to determine definitely Just how the people feel regarding commission government. If the voters who are in favor of the commission government sho'uld all unite on the of ficial charter, which is at the top of POLITICAL SIDELIGHTS GEORGE FRED WILLIAM b, or Mas sachusetts, lias recovered his um brella. It disappeared at Everett, Wash. It was reclaimed through the . n ct.t. Phfiiriniii Todd, of the euvi a Washington state Democratic commit tee. Responsive to tne urutui of Mr. Williams, the "shower stick was yesterday forwarded -to his ad dress at Boston. The umbrella was prixed as a gift by Mr. Williams. Be sides, it was valuable. , Captain A. M. Wilson, president of the Wilson's Wilson Club, returned yes terday from a trip to Spokane and re ported at Democratio headquarters that Wilson would carry Eastern Wash ington. C E. S. Wood returned to Portland j .. having addressed meet- yesteruity , , , , , Ings at Medford. Ashland. Jacksonville and Rosebttrg. tie win i--n cada Monday night. State Senator Miller, of Linn County, returned to Portland yesterday after having talked for Wilson and Marshall at Toledo and Sheridan. see Astoria will have two Democratic meetings with which to close the cam paign. United 8tates Senator Chamber lain will speak In that city tonight. Monday night another meeting will be addressed by Governor West and Dr. Harry Lane, candidate for United States Senator. a There is rejoicing in the Word camp over the report that Fitzgerald bought and mailed to country voters 1200 copies of the News containing the at tack on Word, before It had become apparent that the article was acting as a boomerang in Word's favor. a Saturday, "Wilson day," will be ob served with meetings in every county in the state. It is on this occasion that a special message from the Demo cratic Presidential nominee will be read. Some of the more Important meetings and the speakers that have been as signed follow: Forest Grove, J. . H. ((vplntu"! Davis, of Texas: Corvallis. John M. Gearin; Baker, George Fred Williams, of Boston; Kosehurg, O. f. Coshow; Carlton, C E. S. Wood; Eu gene. M. A. Miller, of Lebanon. . Republicans held one of their most enthusiastic meetings of the campaign at Alberta, Thursday night. The speak ers were L N. Day, Conrad P. Olson, Dr. Samuel V. Slocum, Jay Bowerman, W. H. Fitzgerald, George R. Funk, who spoke of the candidacy of Henry E. Reed, nominee, for Assessor, and L. D. Mahone. " County Chairman Wright, of the Republican committee, yesterday issued an invitation to United States Senator ChAmberlaln to appear at the Repub lican rally at the Bungalow Theater tonight and explain why he carries a Democratic banner-and at the same time "lives, eats and sleeps with the Republicans." - a The Illinois Society met at the Im perial Hotel Thursday night, and be fore leaving 68 of the 70 members in attendance placed Taft buttons on their coats. SEZ THAT THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS AN "Eyeglass Bargain" The proper correction of de- fective eyesight is possible only through the services of a skilled specialist to scien tifically examine your eyes, and a practical optician to adjust your mountings. ' Any service not combining these essentials is incom- . plete and will cause you im paired eyesight. "We offer no "eyeglass bar-.' gains" our $1 glasses are. . worth $1; our $3 glasses are worth $3, and our $5 glasses all of $5. THOMPSON SIe, 300-10-11 Corbert Bids:., 5th ajid .Morrison, -d Floor. Portland's Oldest and Largest Exclusive Optical Flace. the ballot. It could carry if a majority of the voters favored the commission arovernment- But they probably will not do that. Therefore, If the official charter had a lead of votes on the short charter, which appears at the end of the ballot, every vote for the short charter will detract from tne or ficlal charter vote. i "In that way a person who Is really In favor- of the commission form of government and is willing to vote for It will help defeat the cause by voting for the charter which does not receive the highest numoer oi votes. "If the vote is equally divided be tween the two charters, as may be the cass., It will require but one-third of the voters to defeat the commission form of government, although two thirds of the voters are In favor of it." WA6N0N IS REPUDIATED DEMOCRAT RENOUNCES OAXDI DATE AS SLYGLE-TAXER. Samuel MTiite, ex-State Chairman, Warns Voters "What Assessorshlp Aspirant Stands For. Samuel White, ex-state chairman of the Democratic committee, and one of the prominent Democrats of 'Multno mah County, has issued a statement In which he repudiates the candidacy of H. D. WagnorT for County As sessor. Mr. White declares that Mr. Wagnon is running, not as 'a Demo crat but as a single tax advocate of the Henry George school and absolves every Democrat, who is opposed to single tax, from voting for Mr. Wagnon. The statement of Mr. White, which is addressed to the Democratic voters of Multnomah County, follows: "For fear that some Democrats may vote for IT. IX Wagnon, who is a candidate for the office of Assessor on the Democratic ticket, not knowing or understanding the things for which he stands. I wish to say to the public that Mr. Wagnon is running not as a Democrat, but as a single taxer of the Henry George type. While he re ceived the Democratic nomination in the primaries, there ' being no other candidate against him, he is now ap pealing to the single tax voters for support on the strength of his being a sinele taxer. No Democrat who Is not In favor of single tax is under any obligation to vote for him, by reason of his being 'on the Democratic tifVer. hut every Democrat who does not believe in the single tax should vote against him. "Slneie tax in its final analysis means confiscation of all lands to the state. In other words, It means state ownership of all lands and state landlordism, which Is Henrv oeorge lsm pure and simple. If you do not want to aid the single tax cause in this state, you should vote against H. D. Wagnon for - Assessor." . ti-a ami nlnnnla Tlfl nn Wflher. Steck, Fischer, Vose, Kohler & Chase and other standard makes. Kohler & Chase, 875 Washington street at West Park. sver Pills It is impossible to be well, simply impossible, if the bowels are constipated. Waste products, poisonous substances, must be removed from the body at least once each day, or there will be trouble. Ask your doctor about Ayer's Pills, J. O. Arar Co., Lowell, ilaaa- FOR DYSPEPSIA Yon Risk No Money If You Try Thle Remedy. We want every one troubled with indigestion and dyspepsia to come to our store and obtain a box of Rexa'.l Dyspepsia Tablets. They contain BIs-muth-Subnltrate and Pepsin carefully combined so as to develop their great est power to overcome digestive dis turbance. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very pleasant to take. They tend to soothe the irritable, weak stomach, to strength en and invigorate the digestive organs, to relieve nausea and Indigestion, thus promoting nutrition and bringing about a feeling of comfort If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets a reasonable trial we will return your money if you are not satisfied with the result. Three sizes. 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Sold only by The Owl Drug Co. Stores In Portland, Seattle, Spokane, San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and Sacramento. The Pooe Is credited with retting more letters every day than all the nnJch?o?Euloprcombmei7lt is wM that hi. renes take, car. Sveryday of a formidable mail of mors than twenty SaUsTpost brings Kine Georire about fifteen hundred letter, and the Kaiser and the Ciar from six to seven hundred each. If every one of the million satisfied users of Ghirardelji's Cocoa1 were to mail us their good opinion of our product, our cocoa, makers would have to devote their time to opening mail. Ask any friend what she thinks of Ghirardelli's Cocoa. Ask several, and we'll go on record as sayingf you won't find one who doesn't like it. Very, economical costs less than a cent a cup. 0 Sold Everywhere. D. GHIRARDELLI CO. Since 1852 Saa Fraocisc ' 1 FAST LIMITED TRAINS TO EUGENE AND ALBANY Leave Jefferson' St. Station 8:40 A. M. 6:30 P. M. Arrive Albany 11:10 A M. 9:00 P. M. Arrive Eugene 12:40 P. M. 10:30 P. M. Carrying First -Class Coaches and OBSERVATION PARLOR CARS Seat Fares To Eugene 50c, Albany 35c, Salem 25c SLEEPING CAR ON THE OWL OPEN AT 9:30 P. M. LEAVES NORTH BANK-STATION 1:45 P. M. ARRIVES EUGENE 7:15 A. M. OCCUPIED UNTIL 8fA. M. All evening in Portland. A comfortable night's rest and ready for morning busi ness in Albany, Harrisburg, Junction City and Eugene. GRECO'! ELECTRIC RAILWAY NWILlAr1RSJTaj K3UTE FIRST-CLASS COACHES ON ALL TRAINS SCHEDULE OF DAILY TRAINS Jefferson-street Station Salem East Independence Albany -. Harrisburg Junction City Eugene -Local. 6 :30 A. M. 8:30 A.M. 8:50 A.M. 9 :40 A. M. 30:4 A.M. 10:55 A.M. 11:30 A.M. Limited. 8 :30 A. M. 10:10 A. M. 10:27 A. M. 10:10 A.M. 12:01 P. M. 12:10 P.M. 12:40 P.M.. . Local. 11 :00 A. M. 1 :00 P. M. 1:17 P. M. 2 :00 P. M. i 3:10 P.M. 3:20 P. M. 4:00 P.M. Limited. 6 :30 P. M. . 8:00PM. '9:00 P. M. 9 :!30 P. M. 9:59 P.M. 10 :30 P. M. 12 2 "5 6 6 7 ugene k ,. ' t "f m:tM earlier than at Jefferson-street Station. 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