Morning Oregonian., April 26, 1913, Page 9, Image 9

' TITE MORXING OREGOmy, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1913.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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AMUSEMENTS.
HEIUO THEATER fEle mth and Morri
son) Tsayc violinist. Tomcht at S.li.
OKPHETSI THEATER (Broadway atd Tay
lor i Vaudeville. Tbla afternoon at 2:13
and toncht at 8:15.
FAKER THEATER Broadway and Morrl
on street) Bakar players In "Taxaa.
This afternoon at 2U4 and tonifht at. 15.
VANTAGES THEATER (Broadway and Al
der) Vaudeville. This afternoon at J;1S
and tonlsbt at 7:30 and 9l
EMPRESS THEATER (Broadway and Tim
hill) Vaudeville. Tbla afternoon at 2:15
and tonlsbt at 7:30 and 9.
LTRIC THEATER (Fourth and Btark
Mualcal Cornedr. "Trie Ile of Blnn-Bon.
This afternoon at l:Xi and tonlcbt at
:30 to 10:42.
PEOPLE'S. PTAR. ARCADE. OH JOT.
TIVOLI AND CRYSTAL First-run pic
tures. 11 A. it. to li P. U.
GLOBE THEATER (Eleventh and Wash
ington) Continuous tlrst-run motion plo
tures. RECREATION PARK (Twenty-fourth and
Vaut-hn) Baseball. Portland vi .8ecra
tneoto. This afternoon at J 15-
BHOW GROUNDS T enty-flf.h and Ra!
eljrh) Barnes Wild Animal Circus. Tola
aftemooo at X and tonight at 8.
Advertisements totendrd for the City News
In Brief columae la Sunday's issn most be
beaded In The Orva-anlaa business office By
o'clock Saturday evening;.
Church Monit Almost Secured.
For the erection of the new modern
tlS.000 church building; for the Rose
City Park Church, of which Rev. Mr.
Boudlnot Seeley Is the pastor. $11,800
has been raised, leaving; only $3200 to
be raised to complete the entire sum.
Rev. Mr. Seeley said yesterday that
there Is no doubt but the rest will be
secured. The amount raised so far Is
as follows: $10,800 subscriptions and
$1000. the last of the $13,000. which w
subscribed on condition that the inter
vening $3200 be secured. The com
mittees will continue their canvass
until the last dollar has been raised.
Tentative plans for the new building
will now be prepared, as me omciai
board believe 1; safe to assume that
the whole amount win be raised for the
building;. It . Is desired to get the new
church erected aa soon as possible, by
this Fall.
Budd to Mini Home in St. Paul.
Ralph Budd. chief engineer of the Great
Northern, who has been maintaining;
his home in Portland ever since he was
promoted to his present position four
months ago. Is preparing; to move nis
family and his household effects to St.
Paul. "I am sorry to leave Portland."
he said yesterday, "but convenience
compels me to move. Perhaps some
time in the future I can come back
here to live permanently." Mr. Budd
arrived In Portland Thursday morning
in the party 'of President Gray. He Is
traveling; in h'ls private car and will
leave for St. Paul today.
Special Sosdat - Excu rbkm.. The
Vmbenstock St Larson Company have
arranged for an excursion to Bristol,
the beautiful subdivision on the new
Mount Hood Electric A special limited
train will leave First and Alder streets,
at 1:30 P. M-, Sunday, April 17. return
ing; at 4:10. The advantageous loca
tion of Bristol, surrounded by a most
fertile territory, will result In a rapid
development and this excursion will
srive an opportunity to Investigate the
unusual Investment possibilities afford
ed. It would be well for those who
anticipate going; to secure their tickets
at IS Oak St., right away.
Jcdomekt fob $3500 Grvxx. Judg
ment for the plaintiff for the full
amount asked, $3500 with Interest on
that sum at per cent from December
1, 1911. waa given by a Jury In Cir
cuit Court yesterday in the case of
.Stephen M. Brewster against I. Gevurtx
A tfons, n suit growing out of the sale
to Brewster on the date mentioned by
the defendants of the lease and fur
nishings of the Orlando Apartments,
23 H Twentieth street North. The pur
chase price was $17,000, but he paid
nnly $3500 down, giving notes for the
balance. The Judgment Includes can
cellation of the notes.
Pocutbt Cub to Hear Reports.
Reports on the trip to the Oregon
Agricultural College, taken last Satur
day by members of the T. M. C. A.
Poultry Club, will be received at the
meeting of the club tonight at 8 o'clock
In room 309 of the Y. M. C A. building.
The different phases of the Inspection
of the college poultry plant will be
reported on as follows: "Record Keep
ing." G. C. Hatt: "Incubation." W. A.
Ross: "Feeding." J. B. Easter; "Little
Chicks." Clarence A.Hogan: "Housing,"
G. R- Earl.
Mayor Accepts Ccpid Role. Here's a
chance for some good-hearted bachelor
to become a benedict. Mrs. W. D. Ullye,
of Forest Grove. Or., has written
Mayor Rushlight asking him to find her
a husband. The Mayor announced that
he will act as cupid for all applicants
who do not desire to enter into negotia
tions direct. Mrs. Ltllye says that her
husband was burned to death February
10, that she Is II years old and would
be a good. true, loving wife.
Crrr DECLARED BLAMELESS. That
the city was In no way responsible
for the accident In which Maurice Cos
tello was run down and killed by the
police patrol In August last year. Is the
declaration of City Attorney Grant In
a communication sent to the City Coun
cil yesterday. The communication was
sent In response to the Introduction of
an ordinance In the council asmng ior
the appropriation of $7500 for the de
pendents of Mr. Costello.
All Bridges to Be Liohted. Coun
cilman Menefee has succeeded In get
ting measures through the Council by
which all the bridges across Sullivan's
Gulch will be well lighted with cluster
lights, including Lnlon. Liranu. cast
Twelfth. East Twenty-first and East
Twenty-eighth-street bridges. The ap
propriations for the lighting of these
bridges have been made.
Several. Divorces Qrajcted. The fol
lowing divorces were allowed yesterday
morning by Circuit Judge Davis: Belle
from Solomon Flescher. Meta from
Orval E. Venable. Ida from W. K.
Campbell. Marl from John F. Glllan,
Marget from Simon Dye and George
from VInnle Dunnan. Judge Gatens al
lowed Anna Olsen a divorce from
Frank Olsen.
Milk Dealer is Trouble. -Evasion of
the city license provisions, arter Deing
denied the right to sell milk within
the corporation. Is charged against B.
Poulsen. proprietor of the Braeslde
dairy, on toe Cornell road. The City
Chemist charges that Poulsen's dairy
does not come up to the city's re
quirements. Body Brought to Portlatd. The
body of George Olllver Williamson,
aged 17. who lost his life in an ac
cident 'at Stella. Wash., has been
brought to the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Williamson. 875 East
Madison street The funeral will be
held today at S P. M.
Lents Skating Rikk Is Closed.
Notice waa served on the Lenta skating
rink to remain closed on Sundays by
Justice F. W. Klinem an. This notice
was served because of the charge that
several fights had occurred there lately
on Sunday.
Wur side Flat ro Rest. Six
rooms: lurnace. fireplace, every con
venience, and In fine order; rent. $25.
Phone owner. East 44St-
Isc Order to dispose of Spring stock
will greatly reduce prices on all orders.
V. Kaapar. ladles' tailor. Royal bldg.
Ice Cream delivered to all parts of the
city. Phones: Main lit. A $278. Wash
ington Cream Company.
Expert watch repairing; reasonable
orlcea. Marx Bloch. 283 Morrison.
Dr. W. W. Christtb. osteopath, moved
to 20S Macleay bldg.
I rxas Slides, Gilford. Main $872.
wmmwuv Pi,t i w rTTtvnm. The
Woodstock carllne la telng extended
from Its present terminus at i-ast
Forty-sixth to East Fifty-seventh
streets, a distance of about IX blocks
on WoodstocK avenue. I ne roaoowi
k.u. trraA aA nretiAratorv to laving t
Iron. This extension takes street
facilities into the well-settled district
of Tremont Place wnicn naa Deen i
- knh frrtm tYitk Wnndntorle and 1
Mount Scott lines. The Portland Rall-
..... i.i.ht Jt- Power Con-many
making "the extension. Also the com
pany is grading on East Forty-first
- kntm... iVww1tnrlc avenue and
Gladstone avenue preparatory to lay
ing dOUDle iraCKS hit a., j
rails In advance or. tne pavement.
i. i.ij iraet irortv-f lrst street.
This stretch of double track will make
Woodstock line douDie-tracic line.
i a tha 7rrwttnnlr 11
19 r uci. -""- ... --
. 1 1 1 w. ..I, rul A tn V.nat SeV-
enty-second street In the Mount Scott
district.
Verdict tor $7500 GrvEW. For the
j A hi nn -vii T f i-Farland.
which occurred in an Oregon Electric
Company suostation at aoim,
In n-liin PaniiIv Hreo-nn October 7. 1912
L. B. McFarland. a farmer of Wash
ington Cdunty, was given judgment.
Circuit Judge Gatens' court yesterday.
The young man, who was employed
as laborer around the station and
was Inexperienced as to electricity,
with a. hls-h tension
i and m killed Instantly. It was
blame for no having the wire properly
Insulate" -old lor permuting young
Far! to assume a risk against which
he was In no position. Decause ot nit
Inexperience, to protect himself. An
appeal will be taken.
T-vinv Sinv Approachiko Evest.
Manv Portland business men and
eamA- will crn to TTnlnn. Or., in Jun
to attend the annual livestock show
which is one of the biggest attraction
. . n . . . ,t,r. The date
for this year's event are June 5, 6 and
7. Elaborate preparations are being
made for the entertainment of large
numbers oi people irom umer pi
of riron. Washington and Idaho. Wll
Ham McMurray. general passenger
agent of the O.-W. R. & N. Co.. recently
visited union ana prepared ior aropi
. l n 1 1 1 1 a nrnhnhlA that aeV
eral special car loads of Portland men
will make tne trip.
Detect! B Swekkis Confesses.
Though his particular field Is the
LI.- n-tVrlenre Tnen. Detective
Tom Swennes confessed yesterday that
he hlmseir was a victim, wnen no
cured the arrest at Eugene of J. P.
Howe, on a charge of Issuing a worth
less check for $15. Howe was a neigh
bor of the detective's and played upon
that string to get the cash on his paper.
He waa arrested by the Sheriff at
Eugene 10 minutes after request was
made here. Howe waa brought back
from Eugene on a similar charge, a
few weeks ago, by Detective Llther
land, but the case was not prosecuted.
Prosecutor Allowed Emerobnct
Fund. An order was made by the
County Court yesterday appropriating
$1000 from the emergency fund for Dls-t-ii-F
Attnrnev Evans to be used In
criminal Investigations, securing the
return or prisoners ana otner innueuuu
emergency expenses connected with the
administration of his office. Mr. Evans
must account for all money spent by
vouchers. Frequently he has found his
hands tied and has lost valuable time
because of the necessity of going
through a great deal of red tape to get
money. The' $1000 will be drawn upon
when it Is necessary to have money
In a, hurry.
Charter Is Emplained. The civil
service provisions of the commission
-.... .vninimnl to cltv em
ployes at a meeting held in the rooms
of the East Side Business Jitn a uuu
Thursday night. L. M. Lepper, C. C.
Hall. H. A. Calef and C M. Mullen were
the speakers. The civil service pro
visions of the present charter and
.i i .n-nmiinn charter were
iiiunc iu mi, . . ..........
compared to show that they were prac
tically tne same in uom. i ,...,ni-
policemen and civil service employes of
the city attenaeo.
Mazamas to Climb Twin Mountain.
For their Sunday trip the Mazamas will
leave on the North Bank at 8:20 A. M
and go to Prlndle, Wash. The party
will explore the country around Cape
Horn and the Washougal River, and
will climb Twin Mountain. On the re
turn thev will take the limited train
due In Portland at 7:45 P. M. Those
who have to come earlier will cut tneir
tramp short and will come In on the
local train, due at 6:30. An extra car
mill be put on for use of the party
Sunday rooming.
Walkino Club to Hold Picnic. The
Physical Culture Union walking club
has planned for Its outing tomorrow
an all-day trip. Starting from River
view Cemetery, at the end of. the Ful
ton carllne, at 9:30, they will follow
the Taylor Ferry road over the hill to
the Tualltan Valley, where they will
i - .i.ni. Thev Invite anvone to
Join the party, whether a member of
the club or not tca
pec ted to bring lunch.
JXAjn Albbunu v mimm - -
wood. Subcommittees have been ap
pointed to mane arrani,emciiu
mass meeting and banquet on the
m if i I. ha held In Sell-
l(St v. J - "
wood In the interest of the movement
to make that district iry Dy eliminat
ing the two saloons there. Speakers
will be Invited to attend this meeting.
A commltteo, made up of members of
the churches of Sellwood, has charge
of the campaign.
TRI-8TATE League) to Convene Here.
That Portland Is to get the next con
vention of the Trl-State League of Pa
cific Northwest Municipalities was an
nounced yesterday by S. B. L. Penrose,
president of the organization. The con
vention will bring about 600 persons
to the city Mayors, members of City
Councils and other city officials of
Oregon, Washington and Idaho. The
convention probably will be In Sep
tember. Trout Fishermen, Notice. Sunday,
April 27, only for Johnson. Deep and
i i . . n t- n.i..,, River on
Estacada line, take mall train leaving
Portland (First ana Aiaer sis.j m -
A. M. Round trip tickets. 76c; procure
v.-'..-.. i t train. Trains
111. IV C If t:iiFv7 . . .. r, .
leave Estacada for Portland, 8:6S A. M.
and every hour to ana including e.o
p. M. then 7:30 and 9 P. M. Portland
Railway. Light & Power Company.
Lincoln Alumni to Hikbv For the
Sunday afternoon hike the members of
the Portland Lincoln High School
Alumni Association, plans to meet at
the Jefferson-street depot, foot of Jef
ferson street. In time to take the train
that leaves the station a 12:50 P. M.
They will go tc Elk Rock and walk
from there to Oregon City, and return
by the Oregon City car.
Fowler Sues for Drvon.cE. In a
divorce suit started yesterday M. M.
Fowler charges his wife, Sophia L.
Fowler, with complaining vigorously
i. -mm h, arave monev to his mother.
He says she casts slurs at members of
his family, particularly a sister, ana
. . I. nf m lealniie nA nafireing
disposition. They were married In Wis
consin In 1897.
Bio Clothing Salb starts this morn
ing at the Keystone Woolen Mills Store.
84 Third st. Store was closed by the
Sheriff; settlement has been made;
stock will be sold out to the public at
once; everything going. The greatest
men's clothing sale In the history of
Portland. ' The Keystone Woolen Mills
Store, 84 Third street
am, PriTniwirvn Directorship.
Sixty-three applicants for positions
as playground mreciurs tiurms i"
coming play season are to be examined
this morning by the Civil Service Com
mission. Of the applicants the 20 pass
ing highest In the examination will be
given positions
Best Grocery Store
In best location in city for sale.
AS 941. Oregonlan.
Kii.v-erwarb one-half off at Aron-
son's removal sale, 294 Wash. at.
Kellogo Funeral Held. The fu
neral services of Clarence D. Kellogg,
a native-born man and marine engi
neer, who died at Newport, Or., April
18, of heart disease, were conducted
yesterday by Portland Lodge, No. 65.
a tr nt a r interment was made in
Lone Fir Cemetery. Mr. Kellogg was
born in Portland, August is, isu. ma
parents being Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kel
logg, the latter a pioneer of 1848, and
brother of Joseph Kellogg. He is sur
vived by a widow and one son, Ralph.
16 years of age, and his mother. He
was a member of Portland Lodge, A. F .
and A. M.. Oregon Consistory, No. 1.
c.nltl.h I rrA RamfiHtJin Lodge.
L O. O. F. By profession he was a
marine engineer, serving s mi
nf th, nnen River Transporta
tion Company and the Portland fire
boat George ti. wiuiams. ms uumc
was No. 9 East Ninth street.
Republican Women to Meet. A
meeting will be held In the Tyrolean
parlor of tire Oregon Hotel today at
3 P. M. for the purpose of organizing
a permanent state woman a xvepuun
can Club. An earnest request Is made
that Republican women from each pre
in.t attend and assist in the organiza
tion the object of which Is to study the
republican form of government to
gether with all issues pertaining to the
weliare ot tne city, state u
First ' Congregational Church, Park
a xtr, lonn streets. Rev. Luther R.
Dyott. D. D., the minister, preaches
tomorrow. Themes: At 11, "The Higher
Heroism"; 7:45, "irayer in me uum
of Today."
Notes From St. Johns
ST. JOHNS, April 25. (Special.)
Mrs. Frank Walker was picked up
at the corner of Willamette boulevard
ar,A nurhnnnn street at 10:30 P. M.,
Thursday In a demented condition, and
was taken to the police station, wnere
L E. Graves, City Physlctan, examined
her as to ber sanity, and ordered her
taken to Portland. The police took
her over about midnlghL Mrs. Walker
Is well known here, having worked at
v.. ivmin Mills And lit hotels. She
and her husband have separated sev
eral times and he finally secured a
divorce from her laat Saturday. She
i .. aiVAi here -from San Pedro.
Gal., having came to fight the divorce
proceedings.
n-i t.... Tnhn Wlt-h School, this
afternoon Issued to the members of
v. . v.n..- a n H o-irW hnskethall teams.
IIVO O - -
letters of honor. The letters are large
and small J artistically cut im in
tended to be sewed on the garment of
those to whom they are presented.
llm hnnHsome erold letters Of hOnOr
were presented to the members of the
I.,. i iiAhntinff team. These are
uiu owi " " -
also letters "J" In handsomely-designed
stick-pins.
ml. . IthUfti Aaeiwrfntlnn of the high
school has chartered the Argosy to
take the track team and others wishing
to go. to Rldgefleld, for the track meet
taking place there Saturday. The boat
will leave the St. Johns City dock at
8:30 A. M., sharp.
Th. mnmhere of the hizh school team
who will participate in the contest are:
Magoon, fiasKei, . Miuuisei, -.
i Ti-..! Thnemnn. Sundstrom.
Bugbe'e, H. Smith, B. Smith, McGregor
and Wyatt.
t it inmrii c s. B.. gave free
lecture on Christian Science, in the
auditorium, of the high school Friday
evening.
A petition was circulated today re
questing a referendum on the dentist
bill passed at the recent Legislative
session. Ready signers were found.
YOUTH CONFESSES ARSON
Vlrpil Kcllow, of Olorerdalc, Pris
oner at Tillamook.
TTAtnrDniT.H? nr.. Arvril 25. (Spe-
clal.) Virgil Kellow. a youth under 20
years of age, nas coniesseu i ic,.w..
...i, n a barn belonging to
A. S. Lane, a neighbor of the boy's
parents, destroying tne ouimiue, raw
ing implements and a horse, and caus
. i - .f .hnni 11000. The place
was Insured for $150. Kellow is un
der arrest at THiamooic
Young Kellow told the officers that
he committed the deed while under the
Influence of liquor, which he said was
given him by men of this place.
LUNCH, WOMEN'S EXCHANGE
i , .-i,nn xhlrken fricassee and
hot biscuits, kidney saute, lady cabbage,
Russian salad, custard pie, brown
Betty. 188 Fifth street.
Public Defender I Plan.
For the benefit of the penniless un-
The Time of Your Lives
Next Tuesday and Wednesday Nights at the
Baker Theater
SEE
"Fifty Miles From Boston"
a-a-a-a-MasPBaaaaMtsBBBBBBBBf nmmittmm.tm..mmm m.-.tmmntttttttt-'.u--------
Geo. Cohan's Masterpiece,
That joyful, musical, baseball, athletic comedy so characteristically
Cohanesque the musical, social boosting event of 1913.
DIRECTION
PORTLAND AD CLUB
BAKER PLAYERS
Assisted by Local Society Belles in the Chorus.
AD CLUB BOYS IN THE CAST
All money to be used for boosting Portland at the Sacramento and
Portland conventions. The crack ad men will advertise you and
your business with the price of the tickets you use. Get thatf
SPECIALTIES . BETWEEN THE ACTS BY LOCAL TALENT
SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BAKER THEATER
' TS TOWSS.D CRZAMEPYCO -
Also
White Clover
Butter
T. S.T0WNSEND CREAMERY COMPANY
In Making a
Loan on Real
Estate
take the transaction
out of the element of
Danger
by securing a Guaran
teed Certificate of Ti
tle. Investigate. Call
for booklet. Title &
Trust Company, 4th
and Oak.
fortunates who are caught In the police
interests have been
carefully guarded as far as in his
power. Municipal 'juage xazweii
nAnnAA vesterHnv that he would ap
point a Public Defender to appear for
them in the Municipal jouri. im ap
pointment will be made next week and
the new official will fill his post with
out pay, accepting the practical experi
ence In return for his services. While
the name of the appointee has not been
made public, it Is understood that a
young member of the MUltnomah
County Bar is slated for the position.
BLACKBURN BODY FOUND
Victim of Ill-Fated Mlml Identified
by Bankbook and Kin?.
niv ottt dr. Anrll 25. (Soeclal.)
The body of Russell Blackburn, Port
land, late secretary or tne fisner engi
neering Company, who lost his life on
the Ill-fated Mlml, was found today 14
miles below the scene of the wreck of
a few weeks ago.
Portland men. Charles
Hlckling and I. M. Crulkshank, made
the find a quarter of a mile from Cape
Mears. The body was Identified by
,h.m niaelrhurn throusrh a rlnar on
one of the fingers and a bankbook of
the United States National ann, t-ort-land.
In the vest pocket.
The body will De sent to rorusnu.
LJnnton Brevities.
TTVWTnw Cr Anrll 25. fSnecial.)
At the City Council session tonight the
nniv mutter tn came before the body
outside of routine -business was the
new midway boulevard and ways and
means of construction. The survey
will be completed this ween, witn tne
estimates, and it Is proposed to bond
the district and assess the cost against
the property situated between Llnnton
and Sky Line- boulevards, which prop
erty Is most benefited by the new
drive.
Gerrlng & Gerrlng have a large crew
of men at work clearing 80 acres of
land laying directly aDove tjienn mr-hn-
an a nn both sides of the DroDosed
new boulevard from Portland to Har
berton. Contractor Forbes has the
work In charge. It is the largest single
contract for clearing land ever let in
this vicinity.
PORTLAND'S B EST LUNCH
Served at the HolU Store,
rt.iiv from 11 A. M to fi P. M. Best
foods, quick service, low prices. Try
It today. "Holtz Corner," Fifth and
Washington, Bth-street entrance, direct
to restaurant. .
$300 TAKES IT.
Left on sale by real estate operator
who has met with reverses, a genuine
Hazelton art piano, nearly new; cost
$625; $300 cash takes It. Biggest snap
ever seen. Reed-French, Tenth and
Stark. "
Judge Files Suit In His Own Court.
OREGON CITY, Or., April 25.. (Spe
cial.) The somewhat unusual spectacle
of a Judge filing a suit In his own court
occurred today, when Judge Campbell,
of the Circuit Court, entered an action,
through W. A. Dtmlck, his attorney, to
clear title to certain land located In
at best dealers.
There's a real
superiority about
White Clover Ice Cream
which discriminating people rec
ognize and best dealers supply. "
H 1
OPENING
TODAY
' i
I
SAFE
hm imfrmv TTnnf rinnAtton land claim.
Over 40 defendants are named In the
action, some two score of them being
cited personally, and the others re-
lerrea to in general leiuic, ui mo
heirs of certain parties now dead. The
, n.tiMllv -uHTI Tint hA tried in
Judge Campbell's department, but will
De nearo Dy juage aiuui v
over the other department of the Cir
cuit Court for this district.
Fishermen Fix Salmon Prices.
ASTORIA. Or.. Anrll 26. (Special.)
The Columbia River Fishermen's
Protective Union today fixed the rates
for salmon for the season commenc
ing May 1 at the same rates as last
year 6 cents a pound for cannery fish
and 7 cents ior coia-siurase nimuu,
. i .Aiciiini. nfiunda nr over. The
IUUBO " r
Uau nnt vt held a meeting
to act on the Question of prices to be
paid, dui ujey win jjivuauij u
within the next few days.
Lamb loss Reported Small,
etrivirn rw inrii 25. fSneciaL)
Lamhinr In the sheeD camps in this
rl stnrk
BOCL1UU lo lavuwonj
men report an average percentage oi
lamDs, ana smaii, iuoo -i .
Sheep shearing camps are being or
ganized and shearing will be well
under way wunm tne nei v .a.j .
of Cuality
Hen -Tif
beLAklercuxtfldmson.
Phones Pacific, Mashall 1
Home, A 6281
FROM JONES' MARKET
Are not only the best se
lected meats obtainable,
but meats that are pal
atable. Hung in perfect
sanitary coolers until
toothsome.
VEAL
YEARLING LAMB
AND
1913
SPRING LAMB
ON
SPECIAL SALE
THIS SATURDAY
All specials plainly price
marked at market.
New Crop Maple Sap Syrup
and Sugar, from Heart's Delight
Farm, Chazy, N. Y.; also the Sugar
Maker's Market, Vt.
J. N. BRISTOI GROCER,
BOO Washlngtoa St.
ODAY -we open the doors of the largest and most
completely equipped safe deposit and storage vaults
in Portland. This is an enterprise that by virtue
of the offices it performs will instantly take its
f place in the front rank of Portland's public serv
ice institutions.
The service we extend is comprehensive is not
. . confined to the business man or capitalist, but
reaches the man or woman in modest circumstances
seeking a place of safety for the family silver or
a valuable paper or two.
In addition to the safe deposit and storage vaults we
will conduct a general bond, mortgage loan and insurance
business and act in various fiduciary capacities for our
clients.
Our vault has capacity for six thousand boxes of vari
ous sizes. The storage vaults in the basement are ample
for every requirement. Boxes may be rented for $3.50 a
year and up.
We earnestly request your attendance today between
2 and 9 P. M. It will be a real pleasure to show you the
establishment, and it will be an interesting visit, we
are sure.
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284 OAK SEEET
EXCURSIONS EAST
ALL SUMME
ROUND-TRIP FARES
Baltimore $107.50
Boston 110.00
Buffalo 92.00
Chicago 72.50
Colorado Springs.... 55.00
Denver 55.00
Des Moines 65.70
Detroit 83.50
Duluth 60.00
Indianapolis
79.90
Kansas City 60.00
Tickets on sale daily, May 28 to September 30. Return limit
October 31. Stopovers and choice of routes in each direction.
Handy card, giving excursion fares and other details at offices.
Please call and let us outline trips via large number of routes
open to selection.
CITY TICICET OFFICE, FIFTH AXD STARK 'STREETS
NORTH BANK STATION. ELEVENTH AIVD HOT STREETS.
LIGHTING
Eighteen months ago there wasn't enough light to read by In the
New York subway trains. More light meant more lights or brighter
lamps. A thorough test of
G. I. MAZDA LAMPS
proved that they gave three times as much light for the same cur
""wlrercILrvtrfbers for G. I. Mazda Lamps in Portland.
Why not find out about them today? Ask for booklet on Mod
ern ijlgllUItS VYIlll AH.&UtlO.
SIXTH ST ar PINE
I "EVERYTHING
it
Variety Is the Spice
of Life"
You will enjoy the variety
of an occasional Italian din
ner. It gives a real stimulus
to jaded appetites.
ITALIAN DINNER, WITH
WINE, $1.00
Also an orchestral and vocal
entertainment during dinner
and after the theater.
3d' and Alder Sts. Upstairs
HENRY BUILDING
Memphis $ 79.90
Milwaukee 72.50
Minneapolis . . . :. . . . 60.00
New York.......,..: 108.50
Omaha 60.00
Philadelphia 108.50
Pittsburg....'. 91.50
St. Louis 70.00
St. Paul 60.00
Washington $107.50
LIMITED TRAINS EAST
via
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington Route f
THE SITBWAY.
ELECTRICAL'
Register Now In
ALL TEE YEAR ROUND Y. M. L A.
DAY and NIGHT SCHOOLS
Bnttloesn and Professional Term
School Fee.
Accounting J1S0.00
Bookkeeping 6.00
Carpentry 10.00
Pharmacy 30.00
Plumbing 15.00
Reinforced Concrete 15.00
Showcard Writing 12.00
Shorthand 6.00
Wireless Telegraithy 50.00
Assaying 13.00
Automobile Conrxe r.0.00
Electricity School 15.00
Some ot 50 Other. Courses
Mechanical Drawing t 7.50
Architectural Drawing 7.50
Arithmetic, Algebra or Geom
etry 5.00
German, French or Spanish.. 5.00
Penmanship or English 3.00
Boys' School (day) 12.00
Boys' School (night) 4.00
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