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TTTE MOR VTNO OREGONIATT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914. 11 CITY NEWS IN BR1FE OBEGOXIAX lELEFUOSta. Managing Editor Main 7070, A SOUS City Editor Main 70.0. A 60J5 Sunday Editor ilain io70, A BOWS Advertising Department. . .Main 7070, A 60M5 City Circulation ..Main 707O. A SO5 Composing-room Main 00,A6UW5 trlntiT,-rn Main 7070. A BOS Superintendent Ruildlnit Main 7070. A 60ai AMC8EMENTS. HEILIG THEATER (Eleventh and Morri son) Lyman H. Howe motion picture. This afternoon at 3 and tonight at t:0. BAKER THEATER Broadway and Morris son) Baker Players in "A Romance of the Underworld." This afternoon at 2;16 and tonight at 8:15. RECREATION PARK (Twenty-fourth and Vaughn) Baseball. Victoria vs. Port land This afternoon at t. VAl'DKVILLE THEATERS. ORPHEl'M (Broadway and Taylor) Thl afternoon at 2:lo and tonight at 8:15. EMPRESS (Broadway and Tamhlll Con tinuous from 1:30 to 11. PA NT AGES (Broadway and AIder This afternoon at 2:30 and tonight at 7:30 and 8. MOVINa-PICTURE THEATERS. PEOPLES West Park and Alder.' MAJESTIC Park and Washington. COLUMBIA Sixth, near Washington. GLOBE Eleventh and Washington. NEW STAR Park and Washington. He H. Sewer Extension Is Wanted. The Montavilla extension of the East Stark street sewer system, which at present ends at East Sixty-third street north of East Glisan, is wanted. This ex tension will swing- north toward the O.-W. R. & N. line and then eastward to East Elgrhty-thlrd street, when it turns southward to and south of the Base Line road. This sewer will sup ply a arre territory and probably part of Tabor Heights as far west as Kast Seventy-second street. A. dearie, of the Montavilla Board of Trade, said yesterday that the club has assurances that the plans will be completed and contract let for this ex tension in a short time. The citizens recently went on record as favoring the construction of this sewer this year. Also a sewer will - be laid in East Glisan street so It may be paved to the city limits. Several streets in Tabor Heigrhts are to be paved as soon as sewers have been laid. Tooth Sanitation to Be Featured. Dr. W. C. Adams, president of the Portland District Dental Society, states that tooth sanitation as practiced at the Buckman schoolhouse. East Twelfth and East Burnslde streets, will be fea tured at the Reed College Conference. When Dr. Adams started the depart ment at the Buckman school there were only about 50 pupils co-operating;, but now there are about 300 pu pils. The teachers now have charge of this department. Sanitation of the teeth and mouth through the proper use of tooth brushes is being taught by a new plan. Pictures have been taken showing the operatton of the method, which will be shown at the conference. Sellwood Roso Committed, Is Active. The committee from the Sellwood Board of Trade, made up of Mrs. W. D Palmer. Mrs. W. fc. Moore and Mrs. Harriet Hendee, who will have charge of the Sellwood display during the Rose Festival, is most active now. A subcommittee is asking rose growers to make special provisions for the Sell wood rose display. Residents who will contribute roses to the exhibit are be ing asked to remove all the small roses from their bushes so that those retained will develop better. The rose growers of Sellwood are responding cheerfully to the request. Funeral, op Victim or Accident Held. The funeral of. Martin Mc Nicholas. who lost his life in an auto mobile accident Sunday, was held yes terday at St. Mary's Church, Williams avenue and Stanton street. Inter ment was made in Mount Calvary Cem etery, lie was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McXichoias, of 516 Albina ave nue, and was 21 years of age. The body of George, W. Betz, the young man who lost his life at the same time, is at Pearson'B chapel, Albina. Ar rangements for his funeral have not yet been made. Grange Opposes Commissions. At the meeting of Russellville Grange Sat urday a resolution submitted by R. W. Gill was passed declaring that all unnecessary state boards should be ' abolished and others consolidated. It was also declared that no Legislature should be permitted to make appropria tions exceeding the amount of a 4-mlll tax (levy on the assessed valuation the state in the year preceding the legislative session. John Welbes and wife were elected representatives in the State Grange. Club Holds Luncheon. The East Ride Business Men's Club held luncheon yesterday at Hotel Edward In the interest of Miss Mary McKinnon the club candidate for queen of th Rose Festival. It was decided to mak Thursday night at the Star Theate Miss McKinnon's night. All her friend will be asked to rally to her support at that time. The club decided to have one or more automobiles in th public market parade next Saturday. Boy, Skating, Breaks Collarbone. Fred Lightagriser. aged 17, who lives at 801 Nicolal street, broke hi collarbone yesterday by running into a pillar in the Council Crest rin while skating. He was taken to th Good Samaritan Hospital. He returned to his home after1- trre' bone had been set. North Portland Club Meets. Th ' North Portland Commercial Club will meet tonight in the auditorium of th Library, Killingsworth avenue and Commercial street, to consider amend ments to the by-laws and hear ad cresses by candidates. All Interested will be welcome to attend. Democrats. Friends of Woodrow Wilson and, W. J. Bryan take no chances on the Ryan-Belmont re actionary element gaining control of our party. Vote for H. M. Esterlv. Wilson man, for National Committee man. (Paid, adv.) " Hood Rrvra. Cottage Farm Summer resort, com fortable home-like place In the coun try; cottages for families; home cook ing; reasonable rates. Address Mrs. Alma L. Howe. Hood River, Or. Adv. Logger s Knee Crushed. R. R, Staekdale. a logger at Yankton, crusnea nis Knee Detween two los yesterday while working for the Pen- I insula Lumber Company. He was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital. Democrats. Stand by the Wilson and Bryan Administration. Vote for H. M. Ksterly for National Committeeman. (Paid adv.) Nominate Dr. Withtcombe and no matter whom the Democrats nominate Oregon's next Governor will be a Re publican. Adv. Euqkns) Bland has moved his law office to rooms 826-829 Northwestern Bank bldg. Phone Main 971. Adv. Dr. Hicks C. Fenton and. Dr. Ralph Fenton removed to Stevens bldg., cor. Washington and West Park. Adv. Oak and fir cordwood Cannon CoaL Multnomah Fuel Cohpaxi. Main 6610, A 2116, Adv. Dr. Matthew F. Fentos, dentist, moved, sol Stevens bldg., Washington and W est Park. Adv. G. F. A. Walker, optician, 701-2 Morgan bldg., formerly with Butter- Held Bros Adv. Dr. Ralph C. Walker and Dr. A. D. Walker removed to 1009-13 Stevens bldg. Adv. Dr. J. M. Gunnino has resumed prac tice. Office 6th floor Stevens Bldg. Adv. Dr. Laurence Selling has returned. Offices Selling Bldg. Adv. DR. Milo -K.irkpatr.ick, eye, ear, nose and. throat, 1015 Stevens bldg. Adv. Thb right man in the right place. R. C. Bonser for County Surveyor. Adv. DR. A. C PAJfTON. Stevens bldg. Alder Owners to Meet. Property owners interested in Alder street are invited to notify the office of C. Lewis Mead. 501 Teon building, what date they can best attend a meeting during the next 10 days to participate in a friendly suit against the City Com missioners tending to hasten the re pairing of Alder street, rather than allowing the tearing up of good por tions in places where rrom z to o per cent of original cost will repair sufficiently for the coming five to seven years. The question where owners of several blocks collectively obtaining permit to employ some re sponsible contractor, by bid, to make such repairs suitable; whether such re pairs should be paid from the gen eral or street repair fund, or if same has been dissipated; the abolishment of future taxation for that or similar funds, and other important questions will be open for suggestions. Road Will Be Built. The road to the Columbia River from Fairview has been ordered built. Roadmaster Yeon approved the work and on his recom mendation the work will be done at an approximate cost of 84000. which is the amount the county appropriated for that purpose. This road is 1 miles long and will be built from the Sandy road to the Columbia River. Property owners interested have given such 'rights of way as are needed and they will fill up the road where it is below high water mark and subject to overflow. Several bridges will be re quired. A. boat landing will be built at Columbia River by a local company, where river shipments may be received. Commissioner Holhan to - Speak. Commissioner Holman has accepted an invitation to deliver an address on "Economy and Efficiency in our County Offices" before the Commonwealth Con. ference to be held at Eugene May 29. Many of the leading speakers of the state have been invited to De present and take part in the conference, which will be held under the direction of Professor F. G. Young, of the Univer sity of Oregon. Since his induction into office last June, Commissioner Holman has made a special study of administrative economy and has taken most pride in his efforts to reduce the cost of government in this county. Who Will Give Henrt Allen a Chance? Henry Allen is an honest, re- able man, devoted :o his wife and two children. His :.e is a victim of locomotor ataxia. . every morning Henry gets up at & o'clock, cooks the meals and does the housework in such manner as to compare favorably with the best of housewives. He is anxious secure a position as caretaker or anltor in an apartment-house, so that hile doing his work he can occa- ionally minister to his suffering wife. e promises to show his appreciation by faithful, efficient work. Phone Main 717. August Fetch Must Pat. All asked the complaint. 81200 and Interest since May, 1912, and attorney fees, was allowed yesterday by a jury In Circuit udge Gatens' court in the case oi jonn Blalock. administrator of the es tate of Hugo W. Galbers, against August Fetch. Suit was brought on n 8 per cent, one-year note made n May, 1911, on which it was charged othing had been paid except interest or one year. Ketch pleaded payment f the note, which, with Indorsement f payments on the back, has been destroyed. Anti-Toxin to Bb Given Awat. To help prevent diphtheria in. the city arrangements have been made lor the free distribution by the City Health Department of anti-toxin. In all cases where diphtheria is reported the anti toxin will be given at the City Hall Heretofore the product has been given only in charity cases. It is said by City Health Officer Marcellus that the ree distribution to all is a good metn- od to employ in lessening the number of cases of the disease, Saving Pavements Planned. Hoping to stop the tearing up of paved streets by public service corporations, City Commissioner Dieck will ask the City Council to adopt the policy of .refusing permits to companies during a spec! SINGERS WILL HELP Salvation Army Benefit Set for .Next Week. CITY'S TALENT IS ON BILL! Excellent Programme, tender Direc tion of Mrs. Rose B loch-Bauer, to Be Held May CO at Lin coln High School. An evening of music for the benefit of the Salvation Army work in Port land, will be given In Lincoln High School auditorium. May 20, tinder the direction of Mrs. Rose Bloch-Bauer. The concert will be opened by th1 20 young women members of the Tues day Afternoon Club, directed by Mrs. Bauer. Mrs. Thomas Burke, wife of the collector of customs, will make her initial appearance as a piano so losit. Others having: solo parts will be Mrs. Rose Bloch-Bauer. Mrs. Delphlne Marx, Miss Evelyn Carvel L, Rev. Frank Gorman, Stuart McGulre, Waldemar Lind, Norman Hoose, Hartrldge Whlpp and Dr. R. M. Emerson. A special feature will be the candy booth, of which Mrs. Harry Meyer will be in charge. Among the women who have made reputations for themselves as candy-makers who will donate candy are Mrs. Ben' Selling, Mrs. Samuel P. Lockwood, Mrs. Edward R. Woodard and Mrs. II. A. Patten. The flower booth will be In charge of Mrs. Warren E. Thomas, assisted by Mrs. J. Claire Montleth, Mrs. W. B. Fechhelmer. Mrs. Leone Hirsch, Mrs. I. L White. Mrs. W. H. Boyer and Mrs. Harry E. Colman. The concert will close with the fa mous "Sextet from Lucia." GLOBE THEATER llth and Washington Two-part VitagTaph THE OLD TIRE HOUSE and THE NEW FIRE CHIEF A drama of humor and pathos John Bunny Kate Price, Flora Finch Edison Comedy, THE FANCY VEST Animated Cartoon THE MAN HIGHER UP Fun by Bray Pathe Travelogue Manila, Capital of the Philippines 10 ALL SEATS 10 District Attorney's office. 8mith was released on his own recognizance. HAWLEY'S RECORD GIVEN GREETERS TO BE INVITED Portland Delegates to Convention Are Named and Instructed. Portland's representatives at the an nual convention of the National Greet era' Association at Los Angeles June 10-13 will be Clarence H. Chafer, man ager of the Perkins, and Fred Her mann. room clerk ot the Imperial. They have been instructed by the local association to make every effort to have the 1000 delegates from the Middle West and East make their re turn via Oregon. LATE-HOIIR STATEMENTS BY FOES PROVED INCORRECT, Oregon Member Supported Direct Elee- of Senators and Voted for Needed Labor Legislation tlOS OUT TO WIN. Every vote cast for Ebepherd for Congress Is a vote for deep water to the sea. Make it unanimous. This ia no time for dalliance. Paid Advertise ment. WASHINGTON, May Glover, secretary to 12. Ronald C. Representative Landlady Is Convicted. VANCOUVER. Wash., May 12. (Spe cial.) For selling liquor without a Hawley, of Oregon, today issued the license Mrs.. Mary Brumbaugh, who op following statement: I erated a rooming-house, was found 'Issues of the Oregon Journal of May guilty by a Jury today and her sentence 5 and S, received today, contain open letters from .B. F. Jones and S. W. Starmer. The statements favoring Representative Hawley in the state pamphlet are correct. Starmer and Jones well know no answer to their in sinuations could be made by mail. Starmer misrepresents, as Mr. Hawley voted for the direct election of United States Senators, when the resolution passed the House. April 13, 1911, and he had worked for it for years. "Starroer's own letter shows Mr. Hawley supporting needed labor leg islation, and his position is well known here and is commended by friends of labor. 'Jones did not have the courtesy to will be passed by Judge Back Two women were on the jury. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend to our many friends our heartfelt gratitude for tneir Kind sympathy In our bereave ment In the loss of our beloved daugh ter and sister Lottie. SIR. AND MRS. J. J. ARMSTRONG. WALTER ARMSTRONG. Adv. send a conv of the letter to Hawley fled period of years after the pavement and oniy attempts to mislead for his Is laid. It is proposed to vary the DePSOnal .political advantage by pre- estrictlon In different districts, but the average period of restriction will be two years. Dr. Marcotte to Spejuc. Dr. Henry Marcotte, pastor of Westminster Pres byterian Church, will speak at the Young Men's Christian Association to night on the subject, "The Character of Christ." This is the second Wednes day night lecture In a series con ducted by the religious work depart ment. Dr. 'Marcotte will speak at 7 o'clock in the parlor on the second floor. Butcher Is Arrested. Because he is said to have sold a diseased chicken to George Miller, of ISO Eleventh street. George Savinav, a butcher, of 209 ' Stark street, was arrested yes terday by City Market Inspector Mel ton. He is alleged to have refused to refund the money to the purchaser when the chicken was returned to him. W. C. T. U. Institute to Be Held. The County W. C. T. U. executive board, in session yesterday, decided to nolo an institute in Sellwood May 21. Sell- wood W. C. T. U. will entertain th delegates. W. S. tTRen will deliver an address. Mr. E. B. Kelly. Mrs. W. O. Bozlee and Mrs. C. M. Thompson are on the committee of arrangements. Logger's Bodt Found In River. The body of Peter Olsen, 45 years old, a logger, was found yesterday morn ing in the river near the Broadway bridge. Olsen, who told his friends. following the loss of a prospective Job a month ago, that he Intended to com mit suicide, is believed to have lumped from the Broadway bridge. Hgdoerlt Hons Robbed. Mrs. H. Hedderly, of 65S Multnomah street, re- ported to Patrolman Ellis yesterday that her house was entered Monday night and articles of clothing and jew elry taken, sue said the loss was tending to make inquiry, knowing It is too late for a reply by mail. No one else made any inquiry. People read he papers and know, as would Jones had he read the Journal, when the river and harbor bill passed the House re cently that it alone carried one and three-quarter millions of the two mil lions that are worrying him. Likewise, everybody but Jones knows that the delay in the Willam ette locks matter Is due to defective title, and that It is in the Departments of Justice and War for settlement and not before Congress. Republican voters resent these un founded allegations made by Jones after he had evidently calculated it would be too late for Mr. Hawley or myself to answer them. (Paid Advertisement.) CARD OF THANKS. We desire to thank our manv friends for their kindness and sympathy during uur great Dereavement, ana lor tne many beautiful floral tributes received w. li. zliluIjKK AND FAMILY. MRS. CLOA DOYLE, MARY. ALTA AND RAVELLA HORN. (Adv.) CARD OK THANKS. Through the columns of this paper I wish to thank those friends and neigh bors who so kindly assisted during the recent iiiness ana aeatn ot my Drotner, aii Aioe. Adv. PARELI MOB. II Tke Store of 10O Per Cent Service - A Business Man's Clothes A business man is very often measured by his T vfft clothes, his office furniture and the appear AjrmK 4 anee of his factory- Probably you have been v IF-a iS judged by your personal appearance. Do r3v?jr your clothes tell the tale they should1? If I IrA Li vou've the slightest doubt of your clothes, &LJr vLfti? better come and see Kuppenheimer Clothes I MgO! y-1i jjr the kind that tell silently the facts of your f IP prosperity, your up-to-dateness and your per 3 ml vvfL 11 1,1 sonality. Many new Suits for Busi- CQK 1 ' WKiM 11683 Y& -rri'i '"H Ksinwl Succeeding Oils. Kuhn. Pres. Morrison Steinbacn A Co. At Fourth Ralston Sfcoea for Men. S. H. Stamps Given. IPPff wl-Jy u Me for the bread with NS V ST the coupons, so I can get I VJV NSiTlV 1 vP" ""II HI f . . 1n,nn r o-r nm Z?e Vx. HMflta taste mi " m ' WWtJ'V V Si-r.w- K . I "L I nnU V coupons saved from the sanitary XjLX IHaYNES hIai! bread I I nd he will hand you. with our compliments, your choice of any I a TVl 42 sJfc- I The next time you buy bread ask for Haynes' wrapped loaf and I lVJLwJLJL 53 SS save the coupons. I w-sj m S If your dealer does not handle "m. i. English ass? Good Health TjsssJ Shocks Haynes Bakcry " SENT TO JAIL MRS. CBEAR, INDICTED FOR THEFT, MUST SEHVE SO-DAY TERM. Paroles Granted Mrs. K. Strntton as Mm. B. Doyle, Sentenced to Year After They Plead Gnllrr. Mrs. Ella Crear, Mrs. Eunice Stratton and Mrs. Beulah Doyle pleaded guilty and were sentenced to jail by Judge Kavanaugh yesterday for their part In the department store robberies last Winter, as a result of wbicb six in dictments were returned Monday by the grand jury. Mrs. Stratton and Mrs. gold bracelet, a. suit, a pair of trous- jaU an(J piroled on recommendation of a ui j " 1 the grand jury which Indicted them, nese mink lurs. For Mrs crear the grand jury r WHEN there's a touch of Summer weath er, you'll find the dining room at The Portland cool and pleasant; above the street on one side, overlooking the gTassy courtyard on the other, with its gay flowers and masses of green foliage. A luncheon to please the palate and tempt the appetite ; served from 11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. FIFTY CENTS The Portland Hotel G. J. KAUF1IANN, Manager These English models are the average man's favorite shoes. They combine real elegance with genuine foot comfort, and here, -with the range of sizes so broad, there is never any doubt of being able to find an English to fit. Let our skilled sales people try on a pair. Prices range $4.00 and up. Rosenthal's Sole Agents, for the World Renowned Hanan Shoe TWO STORES 129 10th St 308 Washington Bet. Wash, and Alder, for men and women Wilcox Bldg. for men only ers, Japanese Mooss Driu Teajc Obsaxizbo. A drill team of 60 members baa been organized by the James Johns Lodge of the Loyal order oi aioose, oi St. Johns, No. 1509, under the charge of E. P. Bodley, of Portland Lodge. S. L. Doble will be captain of the team. It will be in the parade during the Rose Festival. . Max Hit in Face bt Machine Crank. -William Wolkau, a laborer, SI years! one year In jail. rec ommended a 60-day sentence without a parole. With the approval of District Attorney Murphy this sentence passed by Judge Kavanaugh. Mrs.- Delia Athuae. tne only one oi the indicted women who has not Dleaded. probably will not be arraigned for several days. She was the leader of the gang, the grand jury found, and recommended that she be sentenced to OLSON FOR old, was struclr in the face by the crank of a hoisting machine he was operat- ng yesterday at Fifteenth and Hoyt streets. The cranK broKe his glasses and lacerated his face. Mr. Wolkau Uvea at 90 East Sixty-seventh street North. Ft rsi Damages Dwclunq. Fire dam aged slightly a one-story wooden dwelling-house at 174 Knott street yes terday morning. It started Irom sparks which fell on the dry moss or tne root of the building. Mrs. Theresa Urba- nek. of 1027 Corbett street, was re ported to the police as the owner. St. Johns Club Meets Tonight. The St. Johns Commercial Club will meet tonight for a business session at the clubrooms. Reports of the membership and building committees will be pre sented. Dr. Withtcostbe. has won the fight for the Governorship. Reports from all over the state show him to be lead Ing everywhere. Vote for him Friday ami swell his majority. Adv. Roman Meal Bread good for indi gestion. Ask your grocer for a loaf. Made only by the Log Cabin Baking Company. Adv. Take a run to Rhododendron Tavern on the Mount Hood road Rhodo dendrons will be in bloom in a few days. Adv. Marcus Gumbert, indicted last week on a statutory charge, was allowed to plead guilty to assault and was sen tenced to from one w 70 years in the penitentiary. On condition that he re frain from tbe use or intoxicants and report to the District Attorney once month. Judge iavanaugn granted a parole. Circuit Judge Why-? 25 CENTS ROUND TRIP. BECAUSE he deals with and for the people, in broad daylight and on top of the table. "People's choice for iou are oouDtiess planning a snort i Mumcipal Jndfre. but not appointed- WHY!" BECAUSE the Mayor and the Commissioners ruled otherwise. (Paid Adv.) pleasant outing for Sunday. Why not try Oswego Lake? A 30-minute run from Portland and a pleasant ride on the big red electric cars of the South ern Pacific Round trip rate 23c to Oswego and 35c to Lake Grove; on sale daily. Adv. MEN'S SUITS. Men! buy where you get full value for your dollars. Profit for high ground- floor rent and elaborate fixtures is I eliminated. Jimmy Dunn, 315-16-17. Oregonian building. Elevator to 2d floor Adv. Ilteg-al Blection Act Charged. Robert L. Smith. 36 years old, pro- Dr. DANtKt, Grant moved to Stevens I prietor of the Owl Printing Company, building. Adv. Sunburn? Adv. Use Santiseptic Lotion. I70U Glisan street, was arrested on a charge of illegal election practices last I nizht by Patrolman Thorpe, ino com- nlainant was Walter Gearln. of the HOTEL STEWART 8AU FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square European flan i.su a nay up American Plan $3.50 a day up New steel and brick U actuio. Third d ditioa of hunA-.d roo ow fcuJ4m. Every BKKUra ovenJce- Moderjto rate Conter ot th.tro and retad d trict. On carlincs trarferrin aUower City. Pctric iihin litn pm m YOUR FIRST toaSLowst QJJJQ7 ROUND TRIP FARES SATURDAY, MAY 16 $72.50 Chicago and Return Also on May 18, 19 and 20 Regular Summer Excursion Fares offered by OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. In effect June 1 to September 30 to many Eastern cities at greatly reduced rates. Liberal stopover privileges and other provisions. Final return limit, October 31. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY For rates, routes and other arrange ments, literature, etc., call upon our City Ticket Office Third and Washington Streets Both Phones Eat Butternut Bread you will FEEL better for it and J0 better for it for LIGHT stomach makes CLiiAri oeia. Butternut Bread is baked by the XT. 8. Bakery In the lare brick bull dins- covering 4 block on E. litis and Flandera. LA J3 & Lt UM VJfiKI LAJ A f . 1 rwrmnm 1 n Ideal SsciRier Route to Europe Sell from Ooba en em Atlantic end eajoy two days' i 'Crop i' of th .m dur "'I'" dew ue hlatorio St. Lawrance. Xeaa than 4 d7a opaa ea. ETrythin 0naHa& Fulfio standard aooa batter. Quick oonaactiont from tb caief A atari eea cities take yoa aloanide the enip Otoax ax Calient steamer from Montreal. Every poetible service to travelers eaen fony Ottered. k for Traas-AUaatlo booklet No. 336 Mr . A. Jotwaon, Canadian Pactxlc RH cor. sa and nn ste-, fortiexia. Maim so. Or svny Revilroevd or Steamship As eat. V..''"-, J FOR SUPREME JUDGE P.rLD'ARCY Candidate for Republican Nomination for Justice Supreme Court Will Appreciate Your Assistance "LAW REFORM. Fair and impartial decisions. Justice to aJl." (Paid Advertisement.) F'W'BALTES & COMPANY, FINE PRINTING First and Oak Streets Telephones: Main 165 ' A 1 165 Ask the woman voter who knows; she'll tell you Johns. (Paid Advertisement.) THE OLDEST RELIABLE DENTAL CO. Incorporated In Or egon Maklnr the GUARANTEE on work: turned out abso lutely good. PLATES WITH FLKXIBLE SUCTION The very best and latest in modern den tistry. No more fail ing; plates. If yon are bavins; plate troubles get Dr. Wiee's advice as to what should be done and the cost of doln lt FREE. We can extract your teeth absolutely without pain and free where plate or bridge work Is ordered. Low Prices for High Grade Work Good Rubber Plates, mob The Beat Ked Robber plmtoa, each. .7 Z2-Kra4 Gold or Porcelain Crown. .g&.0 Wise Dental Co. Phoam Mai. X0Z. A I0ZB. r.niwy Bid;.. Third and W aWztagtoa. 8. E. Corner. Eatxaaea a Third Dt, Portland, Or. J . e?"Y CCHWAB PRINTING COi OSEN F.6REEKE.PKE3ICENT a ir. STARKQSTREETt Summer Schools Y. M. C. A-, 6th and Taylor Sts. Day and Evening Classes Register now. Wireless Telegraphy Electricity Electrical Engineering College Preparatory Civil Service English subjects COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting Wholesale Accounting Cost Accounting Corporation and Voucher Accounting Lumber Accounting Banking Instruction given in any of th standard systems of Bookkeeping. Call or write for catalogue. Phones Main 7065, A 6561 . Adv.