tttv lUfVRXTXG OTtFrJOXTATT. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17. 1914.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OKECONIAJf MSXEFHONIS.
Managing Editor Main TOTO, A B095
City Editor Main 7070. A 6095
Sunday Editor Main 70-0. A 6095
Advrtiiag Department .Mam 700. A 6095
City Circulation Main .0i0. A eras
Compoaing-room Main 70.0, A J"o
Printing-room Main 70.0. A J095
Buperintendent Building. .Main 7070. A 90i
AMUSEMENTS.
BAKER THEATER (Broadway and Tt
ou Motion pictures, "Bamaon. laut
afternoon at 1 and tonight At 1:30.
OAKS AMUSEMENT Jf-AKK iCari from
FIr.t and Alder) McElroya band, mualca.
comedy and vaudevUle. Tile afternoon at
2 and tonight at 8.
VAUDEVILLE THEATERS.
ORPHEUM (Broadway ana Taylor) Thli
rternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 8:15.
EMPRESS (Broadway and Tamolll) Con
tinuous from 1:30 to 11.
VANTAGES (Broadway and Aldar) Tn!a
afternoon at 2:30 and tonight at 7:30
and 0.
MOVING-PICTURE THEATERS,
PEOPLES West Park and Aider.
MAJESTIC Park and Washington.
COLUMBIA Slith. near Waahington.
GLOB Elaventh and Waabingtoxu
NEW STAR Par -and Washington.
OREGOKIAXS AT RESORTS.
Subscribe with the following
Agents, at your Summer resort,
to secure the most prompt deliv
ery of The Oregonlan. City
rates. Subscriptions by mall are
payable In advance:
Bay City, Or. Seeley Stoae.
Brighton, Or... X A. Baldwin
C arson. Wash. Carl B. Smith
Gearhnrt, Or. E. J. Falrhnrst
Long; Beach, Was h J. H. Stranhal
M.....I.. .. p.mll Cardell
Nahcotta, Wash J. H. Brawl t
- . : K.lvMtH "
1, C T L, V. . " " " ' "
Ocean Park D. E. Beechey
Rockaway Beach. . .Frank MUIer
St- Martina Springs, Wash
Mrs. N. 8. Martin
Seaside, Or. Clark Stratton
Seavlew, Wash
Constable At Potman
Tillamook, Or. J. S. Iamar
Wheeler, Or R. H. Codey
Holt Cross Parish to Celebrate.
The Holy Cross Parish will noia a cel
ebration Fourth of July on Columbia
University grounds. At a recent meet.
Ing of the man these committees were
nnnninted to make arrangements: B.
Muller. general chairman; committee
on programme, V. allicrate, Mwiro
Hebner, James Bach, Al Horton. F.
.TarniiM. E. V. Le Gall: music. J. J.
T-nrman Dr. C. McKenna. T. Magaigan
A. Webber; refreshments, T. F. Muller,
Joseph Siegman, W. Ludwig, J. Menth,
A Karrigan; concessions, John Fully,
tv'. Drennan. W. Hensler, Edward
DuHaime, A. Pommarville, Joseph
Emig. B. Kilkenny, William Kyan; con
struction work, A Echulte, W. Gulden;
advertising. John MacCleod. Officers
of the day are H. Holl, J. T. Fore
man A. Langmack and Edward Rey
nold's. Games, athletic contests and a
dinner are among the features planned,
rkttkr Shanghai Consulate Wanted.
Better consular quarters in Shanghai
are sought by the Portland Chamber
of Commerce and the Oregon delega
tion in Congress has been requested to
work for an appropriation for the pur
pose of housing the consulate in that
city in quarters more In accord with
the dignity of the United States. A
letter from Senator Chamberlain was
received at the Chamber yesterday an
nouncing that all members of the Ore
gon delegation would lend their ef
forts toward securing the necessary
appropriation.
Mrs. Katharinb Htland Buried.
Funeral services for Mrs. Katharine
Hvland. wife of Edward Hyland, of
Hyland Bros., were held yesterday from
Madeleine Catholic Church, Twenty
third and Siskiyou streets. Interment
was at Riverview Cemetery. Mrs. Hy
land was 51 years old and was Dorn
in San Jose, Cal. She had lived in
Portland about SIB years. Heart fall'
tire was the cause of death last Sun'
dav. Her widower and two sisters,
Mrs. James Close, of Seattle, and Mrs.
Minnie Griffith, of San Jose, survive
her.
. Buildino) Plans to Bb Adopted. A
meeting of the congregation of the
Spokane-Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Sellwood, will be held tomorrow night
to consider further plans for the pro
posed new church building. The com
mittee on plans and specifications will
report, and ir the report is approvea
a building committee will be appointed.
It is proposed to adopt plans for a
modern church and erect this year the
basement, which will be UBed until
more of the structure can be com
Dieted.
Crrr Hall Flao Flies at Half Mast.
As a token of respect to the mem
ory of William Fliedner, formerly con
nected in variouB capacities with
municipal affairs, the flag at the City
Hall was at half mast yesterday.
Twenty-seven years ago Mr. Fliedner
was Councilman from the Third wara
Under Mayor Rowe he was a member
of the Fire Commission and under
Mayor Williams he was a member of
the executive board. Mr. meaner aiea
Sunday.
Mrs. Marie Arnst Is Buried. The
funeral of Mrs. Marie Arnst, who died
Sunday at her home, 905 East Thir
teenth street North, was held yester
day afternoon from Pearson s chapel,
Interment was In Rose City Park Cem.
etery. Mrs. Arnst was 61 year of age,
She is survived by her husband, John
Arnst, and was mother of Mrs. Emelia
Lawrence, Eugenia and David Arnst, of
Portland, and Jacob Arnst, of Saginaw,
Mich.
Mrs. Enoer Olson Dies. Mrs. Enger
Olson, 70 years old, died Monday at
her home, 998 East ineventn street.
She was mother of Mrs. A. Tweed and
Mrs. Oliver Koch, of Wallace, S. D.;
Mrs. Louise Mortens, of Washington
Springs, S. D.; Mrs. Lena Berg, Mrs.
Alice Boone and Andrew Olson, of
Portland. The body Is at Pearson's
chapel, on Russell street, Albina.
Dieck Plans Shakb-Up. A shake-up
In the city's department of public
works was predicted yesterday by City
Commissioner Dieck. He told the City
Council he Intends to cut the salary
roll either by the abolition of posi
tions or reductions in the salary of
some of the employes After the Coun
cil meeting he said he had not decided
where the reductions would be made.
Police Thanked for Festival Work.
By unanimous vote the City Com
mission yesterday adopted a resolution
introduced by Commissioner Dieck
thanking the police department for its
efficient work during Rose Festival
week. The resolution says peace and
order was maintained exceptionally
well.
Pioneers Sons and Daughters to
Meet. The Sons and Daughters of
Oregon Pioneers will meet in the Cen
tral Library, room F, tonight. All di
rectors and members are urged to at
tend. Colonel R. A. Miller ig president
of the organization.
Mmb. Charlotb La Poses, French
method masseuse treatments at your
home, for all bodily ailments; also,
guaranteeing removing of wrinkles or
any face eruptions. Call East 2571.
Adv.
After Todat, until further notice,
the boarding-house of Mrs. Nettle Koch
will close. Her famous spiced beef
and tongue for sale by her at 79 West
Park. Phone A J496. Adv.
Oak and Or cordwood Cannon Coal.
Multnomah Fuel Company.
Main 5540, A Hit. Adv.
Wild Pigeon Springs, the ideal Sum
mer resort. For Information call Main
2632. Adv.
Trt new Crescent Laundry; "not
In the trust-" Tabor 10, B 1023. Adv.
CiOAJt Stand for Rent. In lobby Hotel
Carlton, 14th and Washington. Adv.
Five Thousand Slides to Teach Chil
dren. Under the direction of Miss
Alicia M. Zierden, a pictorial lantern
slide bureau which will furnish in
formation tor school children on
large variety of subjects has been
opened in Portland. The temporary
headquarters are room 635 of the Coun
ty Courthouse. The bureau is sup
ported by public contributions. It now
has more than 5000 slides, depicting
scenes of forest, field, city, mines.
factories and general tours of travel
and Information in every country In
the world. Some subjects touched on
are geography, ancient and modern his
tory, astronomy, geology, biology,
botany, painting, sculpture, music min
ing, agriculture, dairying and manu
factures. The trustees of the bureau
are Samuel Hill, Theodore B. Wilcox,
Henrietta E. Failing, G. F. Johnson
and A. S. Benson.
Faithful Horses to Bb Sold. Five
big horsea. which have drawn the
street-oleaning machines of the city
through the streets for the last lo
years, are to be sold at public auc
tion this afternoon at J o'clock. The
horses, while still in good condition.
are said to have outlived their use
fulness in the strenuous street-clean-
inir service. They are all about 18
years old and are the oldest animals
in the city service. The sale will be
held at East Seventh and Alder streets.
S. Kahn Lands in Jail. Mrs. George
F. Boehn's story impressed Municipal
Judge Stevenson as being the more
truthful, when S. Kahn. a tamale ven
der, caused her appearance in Cburt
to answer to a charge of using pro
fane language. When she learned the
nature of the charge against her. Mis.
Boehn filed a counter charge against
the tamale man. She was released, but
Kahn was locked up in jail through
his Inability to file a J360 peace bond,
Michigan Socibtt Plans Picnic. The
Michigan Society of Oregon has
planned a picnic for Saturday, June
27. The outing will be held at Bonne
ville. Music sports and entertainment
have been arranged. Invitations have
been sent to other state societies and
to members of the University of Mich
igan and Michigan Agricultural College
societies to. participate In the festivity.
Man and Woman Sentenced. S. E.
Calvin and Mrs. Nannie Miller yester
day pleaded guilty to contributing to
the delinquency of Isabella Halwax, a
16-year-old girl, daughter of Mrs. Mil
ler. Both offenders, have been in the
County Jail 60 days. Circuit Judge
Morrow sentenced the man to spend
11 months and 15 days at the rock-
pile and the woman to serve four
more months in the County Call.
Motorcyclist Fined for Speeding.
L. Poag was fined $25 yesterday by
District Judge Dayton for speeding a
motorcycle on Sandy boulevard Mon
day night. Eugene White, county mo
torcycle officer, who chased the young
man, said Poag was traveling at the
rate of 45 miles an hour when he over
took him. Judge Dayton said that he
would make an example of every
speeder brought before him.
Rev. Mr. Fry Goes to Honolulu.
Rev. William H. Fry, pastor of Sunny
side Methodist Episcopal Church, will
leave today for Honolulu, where he
will take charge of the mission work
in that field. Mrs. Fry and the family
will accompany him. The Rev. R.
Elmer Smith, of Honolulu, will take
the pulpit made vacant by the trans
fer of Dr. Fry.
Massachusetts Society to 'Dine. The
Massachusetts Society will hold an In
formal banquet at the Portland Hotel
at 6:30 o'clock tonight This Is "Bun
ker Hill day." All former residents
of Massachusetts who wish to attend
are expected to notify the secretary.
Dr. Edward S. Adams, 40S Ellers build
ing, or phone Marshall 161.
Hood River.
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.
Furnished Summer Cottages and
camping. Shipherd Springs. Adv.
Dr. Harry McKay, 415 Morgan bldg.
Adv.
STORY AND DEED "FAKES"
S. Benson Has Not Given Multnomah
Falls to Multnomah County.
"Multnomah Falls has not been deed
ed to Multnomah County," said, E. E.
Coovert, attorney for S. Benson, yes
terday. The City of Portland has started con
demnation proceedings against Miss
Jennie M. Griswold, owner of the land
rohlrh tVia fn.Ha RTA located, and
George Wetherby, a claimant to the
property.
Mr. Benson has agreed that if the
property can be condemned by the city
for the sum of S5000, he will present
that amount to the city, which will then
acquire the falls and site for park pur
poses. The trip to the falls taken Monday
to inspect the Columbia Highway was
arranged by Samuel Hill. The alleged
presentation of a "fake deed by Mr.
Benson to County Commissioners Hol
man and Hart, exploited In an evening
newspaper, was staged for the benefit
of Ralph Earle, Pathe's moving picture
photographer.
WEED CUTTERS ENGAGED
City Prepares for Strict Enforce
ment of Ordinance.
In getting ready for the strict en
forcement of the new city ordinance
requiring the cutting of weeds on va-
oant property throughout the city, of
ficials in the public works department
yesterday arranged for 10 laborers.
seven inspectors and one clerk to be
put into the service at once.
The city has been divided into cine
districts, six on the East Side and
three on the West Side. In all cases
where the weeds are not cut upon the
property owner being notified, the city
will do the work and assess the cost
and an additional $2 a lot to the prop
erty on the city docket of liens.
FESTIVAL HEADS THANKED
Commercial Clubs Commend Offi
cials for "Best I'ete In History."
Thanks and commendation to the of
ficials who engineered the Rose Fes
tival were voted yesterday by the board
of governors of the Portland Commer
cial Club, and the Festival was pro
nounced the finest In the history or the
city.
The Royal Rosarians were also
tendered a vote of thanks for their
activities in entertainment of the or
ganized delegations from other cities
which attended the estivai.
CARD OF THANKS.
W wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sym
pathy shown us in our bereavement of
a devoted son and brother. Also for
the beautuui tiowers.
Alii. J. VV. n.l.LiX.
MR. and MRS. J. O. BCCKMAN.
HENRY KELLY.
ALPIN KELLY. Adv.
CARD OF THANKS.
T rtir to hereby express my heart-
.n nnrrintlnn to all the friends who
so kindly assisted during the illness of
my beloved wife, Mrs. Rose C. Harris.
Also for the sympathy extended to me
at the time of her death and for the.
many beautiful floral offerings
69 W, Jessup street.
Complexion perfection-Santlseptio Lotion.
kdv.
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
GOOD-BYE
' v to the
Adventures of Kathlyn
No. 13, "The Court of Death"
The End of This Great Series
THE LAST ONE SEE THE FINISH
"EVE'S DAUGHTER" "THE GAP"
A Masterful Vitagraph Drama 6th "Man Who Disappeared"
With Earle Williams and Story
Lillian Walker A Big Hit This Time
"THIS IS THE LITE"
A Lively Comedy Adapted From the Song
SCHOOL WORK CREDITED
STUDENTS IN NIGHT CLASSICS TO
RECEIVE CREDENTIALS.
Snperinteadent to Urge Board to Have
Courses Ru 7 Mentha With Credit
for One-Third of Day Work.
c.,nHntnHnt Alderman 1 will rec
commend to the School Board that the
night school work become a part or
h roernlur work of the publio schools
and that the course be run at least
seven months a year, which will rep
for the' nieht school pupils
credit for one-third of a year's work In
H v school classes.
Students who already have taken
night work may secure credits from
their principals and these win do in
Anrii t the office of the superln
tendent and will count for credits In
U LIIC1 DIAllao.
Preparations for tne closing: -i
present Bcnooi year ar umier w
dnlHatlnnd hatran "VI rTlfl.V-
s-i -J avarxl.Afl nf tnA hlfifh
schools will be held at each institution
UI1 DIVl..Ut " " -
the term. Summer school classes In"
. .. of schools will bo held rrom
June 29 to August 7.
WILLIAM FLIEDNER BURIED
Masonic Lodge Has Charge of Fu
neral Services Held at Home.
tr'..noi-tii urviiwii for "William Flied
ner, who died of paralysis Sunday, were
held yesterday at bis home, 260 East
Twenty-second street, under the aus
pices of the Masonic Lodge. Rev. T. I
Eliot officiated, interment was m xwv
erview Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Joseph Bhe
n.n.ki iiir Mnlnne. DouKlas Taylor,
Raymond Jubitz, Colonel Milton W.
Weidler, J. E. Weriein, e aaarun ana
A. Tichner.
Mr. Fliedner, who was nearly sz
..oofa amA to America from Ger
many in 1849 and arrived in Portland
in 1858. He is survived by three chil
dren, W. Louis Fliedner, Mrs. F. J.
Haines and Mrs. H. M. Glen, of Fort
land, and three grandsons.
"WOODBUCKER" IS KILLED
John Klein, Near Parsons, Caught
by Choker and Crushed.
ASTORIA. Or.. June 16 (Special.)
John Klein, a woodbucker, employed
at the Oregon Timber & Lumber Com
pany's camp, near Parsons, was fatally
injured while at work there this morn-
As a wood log was being haule'd Into
omn i." lain wn n ca.ueht between
the choker and a snag and so badly
crushed that he died less than an hour
later. The body was brought to As
toria on the noon train and delivered
. - Th H.iH man was
about 50 years of age and had worked
- . V. MAmn a Vim. . two Itintlthl. Hi
left a father and mother in Colorado.
CHAUTAUQUA IS JULY 15
Vancouver Plans Six-Day .Enter
tainment In Big Tent.
"VANCOUVER, "Wash., June 16. (Spe
cial.) The annual Vancouver Chau
tauqua will open here July 15 and con-
ff LIKE
to Tir
g FISH?
B Mountain streams full ft
fjf of the finest trout you m
u ever caught, up around H
I CARY'SHOTSPRLNGS
U Twenty of the hottest cur- H
M ative mineral springs in the H
H , world. Baths free, sason B
1914. FUMnir, Hiding, Moan- H
K tain Climbing. A perfect H
B place for a rest and a change
n less than 100 miles m
from Portland Hand- ' B
B some illustrated book- ja
let free at Honeyman H
Hardware Co., Backus H
& Morris; ticket office, B
P. H. L. & P. Co., or g
A CARY'S MOT SPRINGS B
Day Mk. PostoMlee M
and a Ktcd- M
to tht kfthi ,(
Mountains "sen
tinue for six days. It will be held,
in a big tent, as near the central part
of the city as possible.
The purpose is to furnish high-class
amusement to the community at a cost
so low that each number In a two-hour
concert will cost 8 cents each. The
first Chautauqua was held last season
and was so successful that enoug'i tick
ets were pledged to assure the enter
prise again this year.
Attractions and persons of a Na
tional reputation will be on the pro
gramme. Bants to Celebrate Fourth.
BANKS, Or, June 16. (Special.) A
big celebration for Independence day
has been decided upon by the oltlsensof
The Store of 100 Per Cent Service.
Men's Summer Suits, Special $20
Newest patterns and models especially suitable for
hot weather weair some that were $25 others just re
ceived. See the display and choose yours now at $20.
Norfolk and Outing Suits, Special $14
All the desirable fabrics for hot weather wear in Nor
folk and two-piece Outing Suits. Styles that were
$20 and $25 now only $14.
Motoring Coats Specially Priced at $5
i a
Got Kahn, President.
Successor to
Steinbach A Co.
Morrison,
at ronrtn
Corn-right 1914
S. A H. Stamps Given-
Banks, and plans now are under way te
that end. A committee has been ap
pointed to arrange the details. A Ood
r.iwtT will h elected end a
contestSiow Is In progress among the
young ladies or Banns anu
that position. The groTe of Postmaster
w t. Moore has been donated as a
celebration grounds. June 13 had been
designated as clean-up day ana on "v
day cltlsens turned out and put the
grounds In shape for the occasion.
HOUSE FCRMSHIXG.
We will paper, paint or tint, refurnish
or rearrange your house or any rooms.
The Laura B. Doolittle Studios, 414-41
Eilers bldg. Mar. 4S. A 4238. Adv.
lilt
Bargains!!!
Diamonds of First Quality Are Selling
Steadily at Prices Near Wholesale.
During the
FRIEDLANDER SALE
Hundreds of intelligent buyers have made this sale of
Diamonds, Silverware. Watches. Jewelry, Etc, a
memorable event Every stone carries a positive guar
antee, backed by this firm, established in 1 870. The
following regular and reduced prices show the re
markable opportunity for Diamond Bargains.
A 838 All Platinum Pen
dant and Chain, with 2
Diamonds. Regular price,
$30.00. Reduced
A J67 Platinum and Dia
mond Bar Pin. 18 Dia
monds. Regular price,
840. Reduced now
' A 612 All Platinum Pen
dant and Chain. Diamond
and Pearl. Regular
price, 150. Re- Ot!
duced to J --
A 561 Diamond Solitaire.
Regular price 855. Re-
T..V.7.. $38.50
A 118 Snake Ring, with
3 Diamonds. Very fine
ly chased. Regular
price, 860. Re- &AtL
duced to 9tJ
AS67 Diamond Soli
taire. Regular p r 1 e e ,
to70'....e.d.".o.!.,I..$46
A 46 Diamond Solitaire.
Regular price 875. e
Reduced to 9Jt
A 248 Platinum Pendant
and Chain. 15 Diamonds.
Regular price, 8110.dJ,Tf
Reduced to P f U
A 581 Diamond Solitaire.
Regular price $1:5. tfJQrt
Reduced to wSw
A 30 Diamond Solitaire.
Blue stone. Regular
price, 8i5. ji 97 en
Reduced toDa'V
A 81 Diamond Solitaire.
Blue stone. Regular
StoM?-...R!:.$150
Expert optical work by Dr. C. L. Bender, graduate
optician. Eyes examined and tested free.
FRIEDLANDER'S
310 Washington
Betweea
Fifth aad Slxtk
Establish
In 187
Portland's Pioneer
Music Dealers
Cleanup Sale Slightly Used and Discontinued Styles
Talking and Singing Machines
Each instrument has bepn thoroughly overhauled and ad
justed by our expert. We jruarantee the one you select fr
a full year and toako good all defects within that time. To
place thcin all in good homes, we offer your choice at from
one-half to two-thirds of original price.
$75.00 Outfit... $38.00
$60.00 Outfit... $32.00
$50.00 Outfit... $25.00
$40.00 Outfit... $22.00
$35.00 Outfit... $20.00
$25.00 Outfit... S12.00
$15.00 Outfit...$ 8.00
$12.00 Outfit...? -1.50
"Easiest Way" Payment Plan
Edison "Wax Cylinder Records at 10c and 15o Each.
Large assortment at the
New Home of
Graves Music Co.
Established 1895
151 Fourth St., Bet. Morrison and Alder
(Coatraet !et laclaeed Tfcle !
Depositors'
Interest
First
THIS is a modern intitu
tion, centrally lotated
and possessing banking
facilities that aasure for de
positors maximum attention
snd accommodation.
Northwestern
National Bank
Main En trance
Sixth and Morrleoo.
Ye Missourians
(BY BIRTH OR ADOPTED
PRINCIPLE)
j0
Come and Let Us
Show You Why
IMPLEMENTS
AND
VEHICLES.
at- IsjO
p
SPOKANE,
The Champion
Mower
Outclasses all
others made in cutting
service and durability.
East
Morrison
and
Second
Portland
BOISE
HOTEL TORREY
Seaside !SP Oregon
Rooms with or without private bath. Special ttntion firn te our
dining-room service. Bu meeti U trains. Rates on application.
Orerlooklnf the Ocean. W. D. TORREY, Proprietor.
WARNING
Homestead In Western Canada
ISO Aeree of Esoellont agricultural Land
Free en Payment ef S10 Kntrenee Fee
Tlx Cadlu nwiiniwt ham u enlhort d ac-Mt,
Jaa. N. Onan, loratml eor. lit and Port ttta
Spokane. Wain., for the Imrpaai of (Mi I nfanav
tioa fraa ngudlne h 4latricta la taa PmlN e
Manitoba, Saakatohwwan. Albarta nod Hrlttek
Colombia, aad IfMaJltlM rbar tui ,t ri ara b
baa. Thara la no naraaaltr to oar anrtbinc asore
than (10 entrance fa wbra im appaar at taalana
m ef the leratt at Wettam Caaada te aavka
entry.
Warnlne I benbr aiven thai eeaaethar kSaa Mb?.
GtWtv ar tbcat aatharlaad by htm to pralttad la grant
trtMeatoa far tailuMd rataa aa tha railway.
Information I ahaolntulT fro. Beware ef
Utoa who aab Hour for thM tafia marina.
at n matt. luMdntHliil a Irwmmi atlan
wiMwa. a
HOTEL
STEl7flfiT
SAN FRANCISCO
Coary Str-aot, eb
European Plan
Imincin Plan
KawiUalaad eoacrau trertwa. TMra
addltloa ef bondrad moat ort earn-
ltad, Srary tntxlara eonvanlance.
Indtrate rataa. On tor ef thaitra awe
retail dlitrlci. Oa cirlloaa traaafaf
rla eU t lly. Klarttto eaulkee
Hti traiae aad (teaaiara.
ebeve Union Sanare
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QUIT CIGARETTES
CURE YOUR BOY
WITH THE
SILVER NITRITE
Preparation Artjanlte, an Improve
ment on the formula ul at State In
dugtrlel School and Juvenile Court.
Band 6Uo tor full treatment, postpaid.
ARGENITE CO. Dept. 5
4.M 1-a Morriaoa St, Portland;, Or.
St. Helens Hall
Portland, Or.ro a.
Resident and Day School for Girls
.j charga ef Blatara ef at. Jeba Baptlat
tEplacopal). Coll. data, Acadamla and K...
m.uiarr D.pertni.nta Muala, Art, Clocutlaa.
Demaatla Art. Domaatla Bslaaea. Oruaaaluot
far eelalofue addr.aa
ills suTtcR erpFwoa.
St. Helen' Hail.
HOTEL MEARS
SEASIDE. OR.
Strictly firit-elaiw rooms, sinpls or
en suite; concrete block; ont block
from depot, ocean view. Look tor
electrie iim.
JOHN MEARS, Proprietor
F'W'BALTES &
FINE PRINTINGQW
First and Oak Streets Zjr
Telephones: Main i6f 'AiiCj
Ht?AB PRINTING COi
BEN F.OREENC.FftMICENT
345t STARK ST PC ET