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tttt! rot?XTVO fmC.ONTAX. WEDSESDAT, APRIL 13, 1914. 11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OKEGOXIAX TELEPHONES. HDUm( Mlnr ..........Mala 7070. A 6195 City Editor ...............Main 7070, A 8096 feanday Editor Main .070. A Advertising Iepartmeat . ...aiain 7070. A 6ns5 City Circulation ... Main 7070. A S Composing-room .... .....Mala 707O. A tttidi Printing-room Main 7070. A 65 EuperinteaiUnt Building ...Main 1070, A H Si LI (3 THEATEH (Bleventn and Morri son) -Peggy O'Neil in ths- comedy. "Peg p'My Heart." This afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 8:15. BAKER THEATER (Broadway and Morn ton) Baker Players in "The Girl and the Pennant." This afternoon at 2:15 and . tonight at 8:15. VAUDEVILLE THEATERS. OftPHEUM (Broadway and Taylor) Tnls afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 8:15. PANTAGE3 (Broadway and Alder) This afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at and 9. EMPRESS (Broadway and Yamhill) Con tinudtis from l:SO to 11. RECREATION PARK Twenty-fourth and and Vaughn! Baseball. Oakland, vs. Port' land this afternoon at 3. , MOVINQ PICTURE THEATERS. PEOPLES Weft Park and Alder. ' MAJESTIC Park and Washington. COLUMBIA Sixth, near Washington. GLOBE Seventh and Washington. KEW STAR Park and Washington. ARCADE Washington, near Broadway. Largb lUanroRcrNo Main Laid. A large reinforcing- water main is being law from Mount Tabor reservoir ino. 1 On East Seventy-first street to the Mount Scott district. This main will be laid this year to "Fifty-fif th avenue, where it will be connected with mains cf the Mount Scott district It will be 30 inches in diameter from the reservoir to the Section Line road, and from there to Fifty-fifth avenue it will be 24 Inches in diameter. This main will be the main source of supply for the Mount Scott or South East Side district, and will supply between 30,000 and 40,000 people. Visit to Grave Overpowers Woman. Pauline Falls, 70 years old, was de tained by Patrolman Burrl for ex amination as to her sanity, when Bhe broke down on a King's Heights streetcar yesterday afternoon, coming back to town from the grave of her husband in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Mrs. Falls talked disconnectedly and was unable to give her address or the nam of the people with whom she was staying. She said that she had been out to the cemetery to dig a grave. IsraaiNaTioKAt. Worker Comiwo. Dr. McEltresh, the superintendent of teacher training of the International Sunday School Association, will be in the city and give an address in the Centenary Methodist Church, East Ninth and Pine streets, on Sunday afternoon, April 86, at 3 o'clock. Fol lowing the address, a conference will be held in regard to city, institute work. Dr. McEtfresh will attend the California State Sunday School Con vention, April 21 to 23. Mas. Ribd to Gpbax Aoaik. Parents, teachers, students, clubmen and women are among those who are invited by the Collegiate Alumnae and the Oregon Alumnae Association to attend a lecture to be given tonight in the auditorium of the Y. W. C. A., by Mrs. Anna T. Heed, of Seattle. Mrs. Reed will speak on "Vocational Survey In the Schools." All who are Interested will be welcomed. New Liquor Lie en si Sought. Declar ing that the recent revocation by the City Council of the liquor license at the Levens Grill has resulted in the closing of the place and has caused about $3500 loss to creditors a local fur niture house has aked the City Com- mission to grant a new license under the management of George Little. The old license was held by Mrs. Levens. .Salvation Armt Lbader to Preach. Commissioner Thomas Estill, of Chi cago. Western territorial commander of the Salvation Army will conduct I united meeting at the army hall, Sec ond and Ankeny streets, tonight at S o'clock. He will be assisted by Colo- nel T. Scott, Brigadiers J. Fynn and Marcussen. The public is invited. "Blacksmith Philosopher" to Speak. This evening In the Central -Library , building, Alvin Porter, the "Blacksmith Philosopher," will deliver an address on the Bonville 99-year system and its relationship to labor. That the Bon ville system will prove the ultimate solvation of Industrial workers will be Mr. Porter's contention. Ministkr'b Father Dies. Rev. J. E. Youel, pastor of the Spokane-Avenue Presbyterian Church, Sellwood, has re ceived news of the death of his father, John L. Youel, who died Sunday at Flandreau, S. D. He was 75 years of age. Professor B. T. Youel. superin tendent of the schools at Hermiston, (Jr., also is his eon. Horace E. Toraa Dies. Horace E. Toungr. son ot Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Toung, died yesterday at the family residence, 807 Borthwick street. The youns man was born at Port Angeles, wash.. June . 1892. He had been t . resident of Portland for 11 years. Ar riliigeraetita for the funeral will be made today. Produce Exchange Incorporated. - Articles of incorporation of the Mer chants Produce Exchange, capitalized at J2500, were filed for record yester day in County Clerk Coffey's office. The incorporators of the new company are: c V. Johnson, C. H. Burkholder, J. W. Sadler, I. L. Robertson and A. A. scnarter. Art iJSCTtrRE Given Todat. Mrs Ralph W. Wilbur will speak at the Art .Museum at 4 o clock this afternoon on "The Renaissance and Renaissance Art." This lecture is one of a series for teachers and pupils of the public schools. It will be Illustrated with lantern slides. Cocntt Agriculturist Opposed. Resolutions opposing the appointment Dy tne county commissioners of county agriculturist were passed re cently by Woodlawn Grange. Lents grange and Pomona Grange have taken similar action. Skven Candidates Will Speak. A meeting ot the TUIaraook-Street Im provement Club to hear addresses by seven candidates for office will be held at the Jonesmore school. Eighty-firs m nnamooK streets, tonight at o'clock. . Hood River, Cottage Farm Summer resort, com fortable home-like place In the court try; cottages for families; home cook Ins; reasonable rates. Address Mrs. Alma L. Howe, Hood River. Or. Adv. Bishop Scadding to Confirm Class. Tno Right Rev. Charles Scadding, v. v., uisnop or Oregon, will administe confirmation and preach at the 1 o'clock service at St. Stephen's Pro Cathedral on Sunday morning. cantata to be given. "David, th Good Shepherd" a cantata will be given et tne Anaoei I'resDyterian Church Fri nay night by a chorus of SO voleei directed by Mrs. Ella Hoberg Tripp. j ne purjllc is invited. "The Importance or Being Earnest. A play by Oscar Wilde. Thursdav April l, g p. m., Lincoln High School j iciteis. snerman. Clay & Co, and at oor. ,1.50, II. 75c. Adv. Hamilton Johnstone and Walter S jvsner. lawyers, announce their partnership and removal of offices to ''. tpaiaing bMg. Adv. lRT Blocks, dry slabwood. dry cord wood: Knight and Rock Springs ruei Co, .ust 183. 1117. Adv. LIAMAOED HEAT roK SALS CHEAP. jooa tor nog or chicken feed, at Burn's warehouse Upper Alblna Ferry, Albina. ul na nr cordwood Cannon Coal. iviuLTXOMAH fCWl. COMPi.Tr. Main 5540, A 211. adv. Dr. T. P. Wise. DEat-rrwr .nv4 to 40S Swetland bids, 5ta and Washington. Wafts roR' Able fJewcoSrsm Needed. -The most pathetic case recorded this season at the Associated Charities Is that of a family of nine father, mother, girls -aged 12, tad S years, and a baby girl of weeks; boys, aged 10, S and 4. These people are Bohe mians, scarcely able to make them selves understood in English. They are destitute, living in one fcasement room. The man is a capable farmer who came here recently thinking this a "land of promise." He wants) work on a farm, but so far has been unable to get a place. The children all have aggravat ing colds, and are in need of -food, clothing and care. Anyone knowing of a location in the country where the man could work would aid the As sociated Charities in their efforts for the family by telephoning Main 717. Good-Fellowship MsErrxo in Monta vtLLA. a good-fellowship meeting will bs held tonight in the Oddfellows' Hall, corner East.Glisan and East Eightieth streets, Montavilla, under auspices of tn Aloniaviiia Board of Trade. New members for the Board -of Trade Is one object. Improvement of East Gllsan street to the city limits, construction of the fourth unit of the East Stark street sewer system and opening of East (Hisan to a connection with the bandy boulevard are among the im provements proposed for this district. and will be considered, at the meeting tonight. Boomerang Club Backs Ordinance.- A copy of resolutions passed by the Boomerang Club urging the passage of the proposed meat inspection ordinance prepared by the City 'Health Bureau was received yesterday by Mayor Albee ana win ne presented to the City Coun cil this morning. In their resolutions members of the club say they have confidence in the health officials and believe the ordinance should be oassed ior tno Denent or tne pure food move ment. TEMPERANCE "W OMEN TO MEET. The) regular monthly institute of the Multnomah County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at their headquarters, room 416 Dekumbuilding, Third and Washington street, tomorrow, beginning at 10 clock. Among those who will take part in the programme will be Miss E. Gotshall, Mrs. Maud Swope, Mrs. A. Sanner and Mrs. Mattie Sleeth. Arbor Dat Planned at Milwaukie. An Arbor day programme will be rendered next Saturday by Milwaukie Grange. An all-day session will be new. - cart B. Hason, the master, will speak on "Celebrated Forests of the World." Ralph Froman will sneak on A Famous Tree." Several candidates win be given the degrees. Mr. Mcrpht"s Condition Favorari.ss ine condition of Daniel R. Murohv. 75 Holladay. who underwent an onera. tlon at St. Vincent's Hospital Monday. Is reported favorable by the hosnitaJ authorities. Mr. Murphy Is the father vl jepuiy uistrict Attorney aiurphy. Dr. A. W. Baird, Medical bids, re turned. Adv. CONTRACTOR IS CAUGHT JAMKS HAJS3TAM, SOUGHT FOR YEAR, ARRESTED OX GRAVIS CHARGE. Father of Complaining Witness Asks 910,000 Damages t Accused Held on $3000 Bend; Others Catnstd. After evading officers who are re ported to have been searching for him for more than a year, James Hannam, a cement contractor, was arrested yes terday by Deputy Constable McCul lough on a cnarge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was held in jail in default of J3000 bonds. His preliminary hearing will come up before District Judge Jones this after noon. Suit against Hannam, in which $10,000 damages are asked, was filed yesterday by the father of the com plaining witness. Frank Morris, wanted in Sacramento on a felony charge, was arrested near Woodburn yesterday by O. H. Kulper and brought to Portland to be held until California officials can come for him. Morris, it is alleged, ran down two buggies on the Stockton road, near Sacramento, several weeks ago, injur ing the driver of each, and leaving one of them without assistance. Later he is said to have left his damaged auto mobile in front of a bank in Sacra mento a.id disappeared. Alvin Silet, charged with larceny from a store near East Seventy-second and Glisan streets, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Constables Nickelson and McCullough and will be held in jail pending his preliminary hearing Friday before District Judge Dayton. Deputy Sheriff Lumsden arrested F. . btalford. against whom a non-sup port warrant was -issued last month. Search for Stalford has been made in several cities. He was located yester day while visiting with his wile at 3S3 sixtn street. CHURCH ViORKiS URGED REV. MR. 1.0VELAXD ADDRESSES WOMEN'S MISSIONARY BODY. Effective Organisation Is Praised by MinlMterat Columbia Branch Seat-slon--Otber Talks Are Made. Addresses by Rev. Frank R. Love land. Miss Laura Austin, of Baroda, India; President Mrs. Henry D. Kim ball and reports from departments oc cupied the session of the Columbl branch of the Women's Foreign Mis sionary Society ot the Methodist Epis copal Church, at Centenary Church yes. tfrrday. Rev. Mr. Loveland emphasized the importance of women's work 1 the church. He pointed out tRat women have been emancipated from many the restrictions and duties that were imposed on the grandmothers, and the have more time to give to the church. He spoke ' of need of thorough an effective organization, such as that of the W omen's Foreign Missionary So clety. "These women have something more to do than to have plenty of clothes,' said R.v. Mr. Loveland. "with some body to hook them up and unhoo them." y Miss Austin's address was along th missionary line. The forenoon was occupied with re ports from the officers of the society and the conferences represented. It was reported that 12 young women had decided to enter the foreign missionary work and were preparing for that field. In the afternoon Mrs. W. II. Saylor. recording secretary, read a summary of the conference- reports. The session was well attended. Delegates wre present from all the conferences. Re ports indicated growing Interest In the foreign mission work. WASTING MONEY. Why keep on wasting money on pow erful cathartics and aperients which give only temporary relief in chronic constipation and usually do moft harm than good? Para-Lax, which is a nat ural lubricant for the TSowels, re lieves the congestion and restores the organs to their normal condition, so they can perform thoir natural func tions. Thousands suffering front ap pendicitis could save themselves the risk and expense of an operation by the timely use of Para-Lax. Fart-Lax is guaranteed. For sale by Portland Hotel Pharmacy and all druggists, Adv. MAW INDORSE PLAN Go- to - Church - Sunday Gains New Supporters Daily. EVERYONE PREPARES TO GO Judge Clecton and Members of Po lice Department Apprtrvsj Move ment Interesting Special Services Are Arranged. "Go-to-church Sunday." All signs point that everyone is go ing next Sunday. The movement gath ers new and enthusiastic Supporters. Voluntary indorsements are coming in from men in every profession. Circuit Judge Cleeton says: "Any campaign which by persuasion or education results in persons acqulr Ing the church-going habit must Im prove the moral conditions of Our com munlty. As such it meets with my approval and I believe with the ap proval of the majority of the residents of Portland. I sincerely hope the movement Is successful as I believe it will be.-' "I heartily approved of this move ment" said Police Captain Inskeep. "The church people are not the ones .that figure in the Police Court. 1 'know from personal experience that some people are afraid to go to church. They hear about being called on to confess their sins or to "testify' and they form a morbid dread of en tering a church." , Police Captain Circle felt that the move was of great importance esDe- ciauy ior tne younger, feneration. Church training is especially imnnr- tant for the young" he said. "If they get started right it is half the battle won. This movement can be of great value in getting them started to church. Then it is up to the churches to keep mem. The churches are tjlarmincr interest ing services. Everything is being made reaay ior a dig gala time for exam pie at the Unlversaltst Church. Miss Crego the organist will present a choice programme of music; the regular choir may De augmented. The pastor. Rev, J. D. Corby, will speak on "The Chal lenge of Modern World Problems to the Church." Visitors should be at the church at' 10:30 o'clock to hear the opening musical parts of the service and obtain good seats. The Sunshine Hour Bundav school which meets at noon will also have special features for those who attend 1 and Important announcements regard ing tne improved methods for the pri mary and Junior departments will be made. DESCHUTES RAILROAD SUED Eastern Oreiron Land Comnanv Wants Tracks Elevated. ?j.:V. Trial of the Eastern Oregon Land Company's suit to force the Deschutes Railroad to increase, the height of a mile and a half of its tracks, above the Deschutes River canyon, from 60 to 105 feet was begun in the United States District Court yesterday before Judge Bean. The land company asks as an alternative that the railroad company's title be abrogated or that heavy damages be assessed. Ownership of options are alleged by the land company on the property in which the canyon is located and through which both the Oregon Trunk and the Deschutes Railroad pass. The case has been pending more than four years. It is charged that the building of the railroad prevents the land company from building as high a dam as it could have otherwise. The Hill line. on the other side of the canyon, is only five feet higher than the De schutes, but an arrangement has been made with that company. THE JGOBLINS ' (Or the Trust) Will Get Vs, lf-Wej-Don't-Watch-Out. Portland Or., March J. 1J14. Cres- -cent Mfg. Co., Seattle. Wash.: In mak ing the Sellwood district today I came In contact with two lady house-to-house canvassers for the Royal Baking Powder Company. They had a paper bag of ground bone which they claimed was a Crescent Baking Powder in gredient. Yours, R. S. SOMERVILLE, - Salesman. To what base measures do mercenary motives lead the Baking Powder Trust? But Just the same Crescent Baking Powder continues to raiee the dough in countless kitchens. CRESCENT- MANUFACTURING CO., Seattle. Wash. Adv. SLEUTH EVIDENCE SCORED J udge McGinn Attacks) Hiring; of De tectives in Divorce. Cases. - Employment of detectives to secure evidence in divorce proceedings was vigorously .attacked yesterday by Cir cuit Judge McGinn in the. suit brought by Aden K. Morehouse against Mrs. Bess C. Morehouse. Judge McGinn granted the divorce and allowed Mrs. Morehouse to resume her maiden name. The couple was married in Warrenton. Mo., November 26. 190. Circuit Judge Cleeton granted a di vorce to Mrs. Leola V. Cole from L. V. Cole, on grounds of desertion, and di rected Cole to pay $16 a month toward the support of their miner son. The couple was married In Roseburg in July, 1912. ..COURTESY. Nothing is more discourteous than an offensive breath. Formalin sweetens tne nreatn. preserves the teeth, of spe cial value In pyorrhoea, tender, spongy and bleeding gums. Formasin is guar anteed. For sale by Portland Hotel Pharmacy and all druggists Adv. AS-CAP-S0 promptly relieves headache, neuralgia and la grippe. For sale by Portland Hotel Pharmacy and all druggists. Adv. PERS0NAL MENTION. J. E. Davies, of Seattle, is at the Nor tenia. A. T. Kallson, of Seattle, Is at the Oregon. 1. W. Tuttle, of Tacoma,. is at the Nortonla. Mrs. G. Patterson, of Balem. is at the Nortonla. E. M. Boynton, of Victoria, B. C, is at the Carlton. JDr. C, J. Cameron, ot Pittsburg, and a 1FTEIIN00N TEA at The Portland is a delightfully in teresting function d$5 there's a dainty menu cheerful music and a fashion show that cap tivates. In the ' American Beauty Grill, from 3:30 to 6. Come on Sunday and enjoy one of our chef's master pieces a delicious table d'hote dinner. $1.25 Sundays $1.00 Weekdays Main Dyiing-room, 5:30 .to 8 The Portland Hotel O. J. Kaufmann, Manager M. J. Cameron, of Albany, Or are at the Benson. 8. P. Kimball, of Salem, is at the Washington. Mrs. J. A. Buckley, of Eugene, is at tne Washington. R. C. Chubb is registered at the Carl ton. from Spokane. George W. Knight, of Hubbard, Or. is at the imperial. George Buckley is registered at the Lanton, from Helena. C G. Sutherland, a business man of ttoquiam. is at the Oregon. Mrs. J. G. Gueves. or Kalama. Wash. Is registered at the Nortonla. ' C S. Hudson and A. M. Pringle. of Bend, Or., are at the Benson. James Wlthycombe is registered at tne imperial, from Corvallis. . R- W. Reid registered at the Wash ington yesterday, rom Estacada. aiesaames A. J. Poulson and i F. L. r ry, oi Astoria, are at the Benson. R. J, Rutan. a San Frsnelxoa stlllr importer, is registered at the Benson. M. F. O'Connell. a lumberman of winiocs:, wash., is registered at the vregon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. McCollough j. . ace, or Spokane, are at tne Aiuitnomao. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Walker, of Canby, Or, where Mr. Walker is a banker. ji si tne uregon. . Manager Devlin and the members of tne uamana baseball team are rrgls tered at the Multnomah. n.rcniDaia 1. Flower ii Mnr n 8. Flower, of StratfordVon-Avon, Eng- "" L inn Muitnoman. Among- the Seattle people at the Carlton are: Joseph Llebly. J. J. Blu- mer, . w. (joveil and' MrB. C. L. Oliver. tii. Ia McDonald and Sherman H of Hoqu'.am. and James Stevens, of Seattle, are registered at the Imperial. Dr. W. D. McNary, superintendent of the Eastern Oregon Insane Asylum at Pendleton, is registered at the Im perial. , Chicago. Apm 14. f special.) The following from Portland. Or, are reg istered at Chicago hotels:. At the La Salle, R. A. Lee; at the Congress, Rob ert E. Inchy, A. E. Barnlckel. La tali Starts Lnmner Waste Probe. LEWISTOV. Idaho, April' 14 Sp- ciai.j An Investigation as to how much timber is wasted in the manufac ture of lumber by the Potlatch Lumber Company is to be made by the County Commissioners of Latah County. It. E. N ease, of th Kease Timber Company, of Portland, who has a contract for cruising two townships of timber lands In this county, end the company's 4 DAYS BEGINNING TODAY THE BLACK MASK Th. sr.. of "MAN WHO DISAPPEARED" i.ri.'. with MARC McDERMOTT tad MIRIAM NESBITT Story is running in Popular Magazine The Cherry Pickers 2 PARTS Thrilling picture of love, war and . intrigue in army life COMING SUNDAY for four days "THE LION AND THE MOUSE" in six parts See the New o The Smoothest Rnnninp-, Cleanest Cutting Machine Ever Put on a Lawn. Han 12-iucb Driving Tieel. BALL BEARING, SELF SHARPENING Particularly Adapted for Heavy, Hsrd Usage. 30fy?srS7: Q-- Kslatos Pkocsi fr Mrs. cruloers will do this prior to starting on the work of ernlslng. FOR RENT Store 18x40 (no basement space), in business center. Fireproof building, modern conveniences. Good lease for desirable tenant. N 898, Oregonian ' PEOPLES THEATER Thousands Have Enjoyed MARY FICKFORD in "A Good Little Devil" YOU SHOULD SEE IT Raas Balaaee mt the Week Bring thte Ckl Childrea to Matlaees WANTED Sales Manager for 'WESTERN' TERRITORY Mnst furnish best of refer ences for ability, integrity and successful accomplish ments. AD 872, Oregonian. Page FromYesterday splendid heart ilorj ef siyt tone by Quarantined a comedy of babies Divided Reel LAWN MOWER Af ous the lalun with half the work 3r?orsr. The lore of 100 Vrr Cent Service. TF your day is spent in an office chair, you'll want; one of the new soft-napped weaves that won't wear shiny. We have here in the new Spring 1914 Kuppenheimer Suits a wonderful range of soft weaves in the choievn of The. new color tones and ina jncat variety tf new striped effects. . The models range from British and box-back to the most conservative. Trices 6tart at f20, with very unusual values at Twenty-Five Sneceeding - Gas. Knhn, A. B. Steinbach & Co. Why drink water SALEM BEER the most popular beverage on the , Pacific Coast? SALEM BEER is brewed in. one of the most modern plants on the Pacifie .Coast. It is aged in steel glass-line tanks. It is conveyed by modem- pipe line system direct to the bottle boose, bottled under pressure and therefore never cone in contact with tha air from tie time it leaves toe fermenting tank until the bottle is opened by the consumer. The consumer is absolutely assured a beer of ideal effervescence, snap and purity, A trial will sutely convince any one of the -:cllence of Salem Bottled Beer. The family trade of Portland la irnrplied by th firm ef A s Jvfk caLEMBrjj, "SaM.l-W Telephone: Bell , E. 2S7 Home, B-242U. Qays wfiaf v Jci'pQS SIXTH AND ggwPW jggPgTs tlfiE The Oldest Reliable Dental Co. I'LATKS with flexible suction. The very best and latest in modern dentistry. No more falllne platen. Bltlo6r.uoRICOur bridge- work has been highest state of perfection. The teeth on this bridge ara interchangeable at will with out removing from the mouth, tv Extract Any Number ot Teeth Without C a u s i n g the i.luhiaat Pain. AIWFMR ttAR.iMEB raiuxi Ht ?ii.ft?ra. TfTTTtn Hlsn ob Talrd Sce the SL Lawrence On Your Way to Europe Cow!lan I'irifV'EmrwswPi of th Atltm Ote" lti from Onobtx1 lttummt Srric, Af a-J- nc r Msi im mi sam m. stilton. root frU.-. 1 trf L btvJkft, Mmvpiu. hm tskM few d- tpje. . Brrtetc CntdM Nr fte tidar-t -wet wtmmnm frtjem th ssjltc A-rtem nHm t.k m fttoafttd hm afeip. Otfa-r en-iis. ri ra sn r re frsxa -n freest. Try fsr.isi sjrffs a tjrTjw WawtmaiJ f-l fT rrco-AtlHric. few! 81. Frtrt I. JtfcMM, Cat.r.t PmHU If., Car. M m1 h Ht., reVtlHfl, ST.. iMMelaiaiV Or mt rsMfrM4 r (109) ICCHWAB FRIKTING CO. IObKH F.6REENE.Prr.lCEMT a 5 r. STARK 'STREET CALirORNTA HOTELS. HOTEL STEWART SAU FRAUGISGO Geary Street, atxrra Union Sqoar European Plan 91&0 m day up American Plan $3.50 a day up New steel sad Wick siraatara, Third aV a.ron a Iraand rss aow bu.l4m. E.Tars tnostvsi cotrvtu. Mwierctt rate. CmBter erf tbeatrs. and reU dis trict. Oo carlina tramfuiiu a rA-m. EWlrisesuisssSMStatraiaaaaastaaSMsa. HOTEL ALCAZAR rt n'rsccll street. SAN 1 RvtNClSCO rothtic t nr n the cny. A quiot pls- to r-st ; tnei tIk to thei'rr and hotpti t:str!'t. T-t rHonci fn tv-r rootru lt-e r! all hoiif. A f reH-f-li rld In 'orrf:ii"n. C'Ut:i' roo-n $1 Cm f up. f ptrtal hty riiws H-H up. is Dollars Pres. Morrison At Fourth S. Jk ft. Stamps f.rvei when you can get PENNEY BROS. 379 EAST MORRISON STREET if will do up fo oo 'MORRISON IXCORPORlTGD tX ORKCOX. Maklnsr the Gl'ARANTER on work turned out abso lutely good. All our dentists are rollesre graduates and registered. What ws cant sraaies we doat tlen brought to the r t ai em - m tav sV Work Klatuhed ! Dm Tla ... u i I A WHITH t HOWX A WHITH ( KOWX ?hri I II 1 A DKIOUE TOOTH C.VU I A DKIOUE TOOTH WISE DENTAL CO. ...SsTT sott . i wasiiiwotox. p. e. mmeu, Btreet. I'artlama. Onssa, The Most Popular "Uptown" Hotel Washington WaalliiMs St rs. 13th. Portland, Or. Cnas. 11. Howlsy, Mr. Flrspreot MMira, Kuropesn Plan. Runninr Water, Bath, Tslephona. Clothes Closet, t Parlors, Most Beautiful Marble Lobby Entrance. 'Dally Rates, 1. 1.B0. I. $J.B0 Bus Meats Trains and Boats Lis. 130. HI 66. $23 per Month 'starlied Bath, no Extra Course H. t. S5 Private BaUa Kor Two Kooms And Private hath. :.0 and tee Same Rate, una or Two Persons Floyd Hougham Information wanted regarding him. fifteen, five-foot eight, 170 lbs, dark brown hair, small note, fall face, red cheeks, dimple in chin. With another boy, runaways. Hill Military Aca demy. "Wire P. Mcintosh, Chief Probation Officer. F.W.BALTES&C0I1PM INVITE TOUR INQUIRIES FOR 5 First and PRINTING' PhaBM 8 Oalc Main 165 I Sheets , V -