THE 3IORVTXO OREGONIAX, SATURDAY. JANUARY 8. 1916.
II
TRAFFIC COfiTlflllES
DESPITE SNOWFALL
A!!hch CfHcial Record
fc'-t 3.8 Inches, Stcrm Is
Unusual. Here.
fOBTUl.ND-S HEAVT SNOWFALL FCBMSHES BEALTT. PLEASfBE AXD LABOR.
CAR RAILS KEPT CLEAR
Traattoe, Ox, pa ay InrlnT .
f-laawa atvt rra,erarw.tl.eTv,
r HaHgba- Offrntrtmrnltj
1" Outdoor -prte iultr4.
A for- af mare Ika tit eltra seea
a aaf. at Mrl ym.Htf by tk
fort-an ia :-.. Licftt I'tvif Cora.
M ci.anne" t tt- track jf ik nn.
line ( n tl ka keen
ea-ar4, aa aa of k.evt.at fel a
. ta tno city for iinttr af yeera. a
ikousjk, la errinai reerl true
'' I 'it J la.aa. a:t kut r an
w f.:ia U(M ik kgort cf
A. M. ea.a r M. M(Nr. Ik maw
la It mora aaaa. ter4 part
mt lie ct'y end pi e. I a slept of
1 t a- fc . . 1 mntrtm elac.
Tr l IWiurt mt Ik an a wke
ere mil atit i k.D k irwkk aa4
Barfa-ular' y In itri(, clear of In
enow. Bn. tkfouak) Ik k fir
t.ri.r Bimni s!w e alt
Ik (iktir lis. In ie city, traffic
. Bract. c.y aa&meril
! A HWI4.
Orate) ElaeCrte efrw-la e retwrteal a
a' froa fiat la ela Inch k.
ween tht !t en. I fa ilaoawtl e. aa Ik
-!em Una. -v Paeeet alrow. thai
'' . k-al tfi.ir k"IU war
" Tn aara eff..-tl e!eo laid
that. a!tlta a aieetk r II laxhee
waa (KaiaH ketwreea llmajag aal
.mee. a Ilk tie mt Ik fipe-
n ririual A aaaci ra4. Iftair
''n kael kaaa abi t (at tkrougk
i a.ic aaia-k tiFflra ly
M et mt Ika car Ika llaa f Ik
t""rt n. R..wjr. t.j-. i a rir rn.
raar yet.r..v war etulppea waltk
" '. aa! a l ika 4 (fkultl
Ikal a erierien.:el e vaitk) la
'aHr eie af IB karaaa kaal
l aaata... aa4 anoanaatarllr tapftaaj
reffw. Tka rrPra. kcwatar. p r -i
aa af.'ee-tw ialaHl of keepm? Ika
!-. r:ar ial tnatsrtn aar lra-liaa.
A ftaai al tra av.aa vara a-
ill I.. woa Ika rltr ttft
Ina d.Darcaaanl. Ail alar aaa aa4 cart
fatN'Uil k aaala aeraaaa rlaanlaa t
liaa kiia mt anoar Ikal l4 kaaa aaval
f r m i !!. (k (uttar
aaVa AM t aaaV
NlHafTmaa ar ka vara lawkf aaaaak
. k aaa kaftala.ia al ka4 Baa Sa (as
a. a f Ikana la tkair alaliaartaa tr
aa ika 4oiiav mtrmtm vara
la Ikv aarik--tr part f la-
kw-ia. aftii Riar al.iivarjpaaaai Iraaa
f. rr.il Ikair m Iraaa haa
(a ra.ra in lata a4aa'aa af Ika
mmmlmt aa-aj f ra.-IU)ak
A auaikar mt taetra araaara aa Ik
k'rwat af iTim auourk. aa4 lal a!4l
a a.tmT an laaaimf r forma af
li'-ia'Mn an fivalj kr aaaaa.
a'l.artna mt saaar fraa Ika aMaaralk
araariii rrfian4 raat laaa a a.
aral vaa.ii.. 34av lmpraa4
k.a4 aa pinaa war la aaaataaca la
a.', paria mt riev.
Jt a tn a(.. tal faraaaaat 4aaara far
''" al aaa lar lalal. II la kaaatbla
inal na aaaairail mt yaatria iU ka 1
Kia'ana.lT lav-raaa4. aarar. war mar '
.ir.r la aiJitt4 ltk caudal!;
Via ta.
tnatinaak lamparamr af II 4m--
" .a ra.or4ad lar4T an 4 a
rtnimiina af 2T
a ! aa kraif. aleaaT Ika Mil.
ararm aiftaia aama aa. -x arftara. ap
al laa anaaik mt Ika ialaiakia Hilar.
. mailmnna V.latta af Ja antlaa aa
ka-ir kal atraa.ir ka allala tf Ik
ID4 a.a Ika taaai
T -Wa. .k-T-f V 'r- . - 1 . -a-r. V a'', .
i
i . M -mi
i -Va& . 1 , .'.' -1
Cr v . aM - y j'- r. - . T . -,
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O" - f - ;-k Nvyl ' - -v - - . 'i.
IT tJ
a am - I. a a. T
Ma-ljhlni la rofMklar and (.rip lrr
aila tn City.
Vivmrvcn. &.. Jaa. T ara-t.l-
Taaittl Ikara la aal a kalf
la.-haa af aa aa Ika laaal. af arkk-k
2. I iRi'K.a f.U Igilil
'rafi-ra r kafmT a kar4 lima la
arkal'alaa. Tka farrjr kaa kaaa
anarar4 aar altar lrl I-loaa IS
l.imki Iri.lav. Ttra a canai4rbl
I' m 'a l-a Ctlwia lltaar. T la Ya
rmta.r at a t 'np.fr aadi a btar ant,
motl a Iru. k U4 la tka kotlaaa ttii
martini, but aa aarlotta tjaamaxa w a
J1 'imi In fSa raoairr la r?orla I
la ba faaO. All .tai!l an- cvilt.ra l
la rr ra tRf lid I a o .java aka4.
Tta.a It ro4i4rab'a afeknaaa. roat.
if '.
aa4 aa tka tnanalalna fram alaht ! 13
lnaa sf kaaaa aaoar fall laat nlckt.
A !ik Ika kraak af moraine Ih waalbar
mo4arat4.
DR. FAWGEniS WEAKER
1-tTTt
k norr Brio oit r medi-I
CAL rrlttiT.
A-irii xmv av: mop
llaiara-r 1 la-IJ Cipcxtrd by fmrmt-
rra .rr Tt Ialkra.
TME nLt.r. Or. Jaa. T. ra
ciaLi Tkia rtti b4 atvinitT arar.
n. a4 t&a kaavtaat alo tornl af Ika
W'lal-r. a fall oal.B4.ni all dar an4
aaiaaatin la f in ha k lht
Tka aaoar la ar an4 kaa a4
vacaiaiiaa laal ('.ktrataa el4 fcar
ba-1 trmmma.
Tk la mar n! a protartieax
faa it nin aa a4iittA.i ameoal af
moiaeura. nn uaua.: k.aar lata
ka a l-ra4f la Ina arua4. laajira-i-r
ar ?oiOt ta bjrrr.r creca. Tka
am ana tamparatura aarly lata avortk
lac araa tank
u c.n v.M'f i a Toni.m rt
lal I I -a-Tl 'a J a Trrrl far anal
! Plax-k Hoai Ja.
pavlaL I
aptaa
It. r.tUXrt Or. Jatv T -
larrt'w airtt a'arm I
a-r La la'aa.1 loa (t
f mftfr raa4a aa rrartl.'a!tv tmaa.
111 froa ina atrlfva.
Hdnal lllirf Atxn l"nr taarp
laaaamal kaUJf RaaarAVal aa Dal
Alfa Alaa yraaal ID "A MA I
far) I lllla-Kaaaaa Affllnlam.
rhl-larwi In atinoUn- on Dr. Joh
rancu. aariouklr III for lb rra montk
ana a mtrtoit claoular Iroukla af
tha nark. i,-r.a! kul M!it her fr
kia raory atrlr. Wra. Faarcatt
: la crUiral'r UL
"It la tractlra:tjr carlata roar lhat Pr.
raar.lt la puTarln frum what la
knawa aa Hrliklai Jlaaaaa." aatd tT.
I'ail4 Nalann. tllaal r--lAllal. Jraa'ar.
dar. aft.r anoikar conauitatloa. I"
mrai.ral rffxion kaa ttrnvrr awn ana
to laolal ina Itn aad wa know llttl
ascol tk d a. Wa ar dainc ararr
lkB within our po'lr. but tka rallaot
la irarlnf waakar aradoa.l.
It Tawcatl I al tha Good c'amarl
taa Ito.pitiU a ronlrari.d tk mal
adr Ikrauak lo.'a-t.oa wblla altatvdinc
a raaa a aatiwoed aavaral rnatua aco.
Mr. r''t bacarr III a.rarkl
waaka kafora I'r. Fa wr.lt waa atr'rkan.
Arrordlnc la Dr. T 6"mal Wjoo Walla.
akia a-a-lai at. kr ailmant la a-aa llt
ad ameoc ika ncraklaa. although la
. war ratatad a ilodakln diaaaaa.
-Xr Fawcail la aloaao with a rathar
aauasal akin diaaaaa. know a aa pin
phitua" airlainad If Walla "It
n.iroar raol'"" Bor Infaetlooa.
far a wa know, bat aim. -a I lararubly
fital."
Mrdh-al mma baia tpn dUrlarinf la
a"aa IBIrt.
-la aU ray aiparlaaca la madlrlna I
a. tar board at I a a aark anaaaal caaot
raaarin I family." aaad I'r.
Harry Mr Kay. aa of Ifca Brrt pctl
aata cal ad.
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The grand
award bestowed
upon
Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate by the
Panama-Pacific International Exposition
is . in exact accord with the judgment of
more than a . million homes, in which
Ghirardelli's has long ruled in supreme favor.
A daily cup of Ghirardelli's Chocolate is health giving,
health sustaining, and always appealing to the appetite.
The hermetically sealed can in which it comes is health
protecting. Order from your grocer today.
D. GHIRARDELLI CO.
Sba 1852
San Francisco
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JACKSON CLUB TO DINE
OLHorRATIC POLITICAL ORGAX1ZA-
TIOX BANQIETS TOMGHT.
Ill Paaar Ladr-a rir aa Pwnlaad Ilrlakla. CI Parfarlly Happy. (S) Aa Or.
rwpallaai lad a lard la by Haaaraaa. I4 Tk kale Kaaallr Uar( Caatlas.
tit la mt tk sirart Railway Tra k Clrarlaa Irrwa at nark.
t"r nrtn. or. Jan. t. ifaa.
ria: V fl of ,. bow rav.ra Ika
aa f
. r.a Irlj. wnaa Ikraa f.t fait
l.la kataat slartta of lk aaaf
w.ak a intarmtiiaat aaoafa: a ar-'
ai.al Ik a maraim. wkoa a afm'ia cf
Txir irark.a waa alaoL Ta d.-a'a -' Tka ra
! laaa larraaaaa wttk tha a I I-i r r J wlta tarairc In a falaa aJarta
mt tka .
ay :
w, a fotakr foe Blaan.
aa of twa rlty Cramaa.
raaaaf will ina A.'.IM r-ara.u ana ...-.. . .
la porta af tka appar! W-rfaaJay mHV. wara beard, ba.'or
aa U raaortrd. tka board af rkiafa jaaterdar. bat BO
ud1 racently by tudantt from the
uraion Acricultural Collese. bar
antarrd two team of draft t:orrra In
lha horae ahow at Corvkllla. Mr. Ilrrr
mil waa Induce to and two taama to
tba Corvallia Inalltutmn by anm of the
etudenta that lasperted hla borers
during- lha week of- the International
Uiwrrtock kipoeltton. Mr. Iltrrmaa
has aana to Corwallls to ba prsaeot at
tha bore ahow.
"DRY" DRINKS PASS TESTS
Only One Sample of .r-Brrr la
loind Too Akrobollc.
With lha axraptton of one slnvta
aamfla of near-bear. all near-br. nec
tar, and other "prohibition- drinks,
area liwjudlr.tf bard elder, ar within
lha prohibition) taw rardlnr lb
amonat of alcohol contained, according
to official teats completed yeaterday by
I'lty I hernial Calloway la tha city
laboratories.
A dosea or more aamples war run
tbrooaTk tha teat far alcohol. Tan
hauaer. a aear-beer produced In Kan
aaa Cut. ram . of 1 par cent alcohol.
Trie wa .SI of 1 par rant mora than
tha local amount. Hard elder showed
a altsht trace of alcohol, a did A m bar
attar; Ilopahl. .it of 1 per cent; Uoldea
aeta r. . of 1 per cant.
IU.b) M'lta Aaoar Lotting Rr-aaa
1V"0. Waak.. Jaa. T . p. lL )
t
alar.
Baal actio waa takaa.
Tkay are Kdwsrd Puis, of racta
Xa. II. and A. r. Labmana, af Kncine
Xa i Tk.ir alefeaee te that tkey
aaar: haati aa.iw I'arni la-llio'iekl I Hay aSW amok a wbera. It bap-
waaewf mu-lfiatH late la t.a
e.an t as it b-at-a ran Aa a
raa.u ri. snrtar ws. a baa cowered tTia
s ... m l fr ika aat weak ta rep(4 r
i" .'. ;-r I-'SO-'C rixpa M I kae
ban r: i-d now a ea a -crtaat af t."ia
in.'W ai.i iii'ima eoaratioae at akta
1 aaierwa f Irrroa catlarr MaaLrralra.
r. , rtrn rv. j, I .ra-il
aia'-l ait r.l i-f1e la ooaa te
a war l- laat.-a .aa-a. In nr. .l
ara.i mi I. am aa 1 iuai saaauaa
rane-d. Ikal a lacomotlwa bad aa ai
ra I ma. and Ik board baa reaaoa la
IrnM tkr intended to aiwa a fsiaa
aiaraa. avcardtac la lra Marakal Biar
earn Tia m.a. Mamr. d'd aot rem a la at
tka bam. sad dtappaar4 before tha
n ilpaol arrtweA
Tk car is tka Brat th.s 7'sr.
Itolnua Tram al CorwaJII.
a..r-i ll.rrrrart. mmrmr -f tba Jtolmaa
Iiaulu yua am, ak( ka.a
CHURCH RECEPTION IS SET
Fir Prrabytrrlan ConcrrgaUon
Fjifrrtaln Monday XlbL
to
Officers and mam bare of tb First
rretbyteiiaa Church with lha pastor.
Ra. Joha H. Hoed. D T- win (tea aa
informal reception Moaday nicht to
tka aw mernbars who untta witA tb
c hurra oa fuolar morning.
Tha wonderful Frcr-Jones rihlbl
tloa of rolor-photosranby. ahowins
wtewa of tha Columbia furer ri:4Tnasy.
Vaunt Hood and tie beautiful Cratrr
La ka. wlil be aieea In tha main audi
torium of ta church at Tarirta and
Aidar i'jhu, ,
25 ISBESTAGETO MARRY
MR. r M. 1IOPKIM LATS MICH
OK WOE TO EARLT MARRIAGES.
Ilama-MaklaaT aald Be Iacladrd la
Sckoal Caara aa Mark aa Aay
Other Sabjart, Ska Sara.
Tha Increasing marrisg of girls 10
years or more too young- Is one cauaa of
the iBcrraalnc numbers at tha State
Tralnlraar School, accordlnc to Mrs. E
M. Hopkins, superintendent of that In
stitution, in Portland from 8alem yes
terday.
To lack of proper education she
blsmes the cause of both early mar-
rlaces and delinquency. The one fol
lows tha other, and ahe believes that It
the school could obtain a firmer hold
on the children, prevent the droppinc
out at the third, fourth and filth
Trades and teach tha essentials of
home-maktnr alone with readlnar and
writing. Immorality among girls would
ba oa the decrease Instead of Increaa-
nc as at present.
Twenty-fire years In ttie 26a at
least la bar estimate of the proper
age at which a girl should marry. la
face of that, she says, stria la and 1
years old go to tha training ecaooL
married and separated from their hus
bands.
lira. Hopkins was In Portland yes-
terday to place soma of tha girls from
the school In Portland nomee.
Celeael Robert A. Miller 'Will Preside
aa Toaataaaater, aad Speeches M ill
Ba Made.
More than ioo tickets have been sold
to the annual banquet of the Jackson
Club, a Democratic political organiza
tion. The banquet will ba held in the
main- dining-room of the Chamber of
Commerce tonight. The festivities will
begin at :30 o'clock.
Attendance is not limited to mem
bers of the club. Colonel Robert A.
Miller. Its president, haa announced.
He aari the general public, including
women aa well aa men, will ba wel
comed at tha Democratic feast- Tickets,
while they last, may ba obtained from
him at hla office In the Worcester build
in, or by telephoning Main 7105.
Colonel Miller will preside as toast
master. The, programme Includes some
strwng speakers.
Tha main after-dinner talks will be
delivered by W. T. Foster, president
of Reed College; Colonel C. K. 8. Wood.
who never misses a Democratic dinner
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise and B, P. Irvine
After they have discussed the situa
tion Colonel Miller will call on variou
Democrata about the table for brief
expressions relative to the glorious
stand of Democracy and kindred sub.
rcta. Oratory will ba limited to two
minutes, the Colonel announces.
ceived here that Representative N. J.
Sinnott, in Congress from this district,
true to his word to Klamath people
while on his last visit here last Sum
mer, has Introduced a bill in Congress
providing for an appropriation of not
to exceed 1100,000 for the site and
cost of construction and furnishing of
a Federal building for this city.
SEATTLE . FUGITIVES HELD
Man and Woman Are Accused of
Holding t'p Japanese Store.
AMUSEMENTS.
BA IT T? D THEATER
XV Hj JTV. Main S. A k3b
Home of tl.e Famous Baker Players.
Mat. Toiay. I-aat Time Tonight.
"THE LITTLEST REBEL."
r.eautlful atory of a chlld'a lova anl devo
tion to her country. Superbly acted. Thrill
ing production. Evenings, 25c. 50c; box and
lace. 70c Matineea. all aeata. except box,
-'."c. Next week, starting tomorrow Mat., "Ba
Much For So Murk," by Wlllard Mack.
Broadway and YanhilL
The Bet., of yauaevuifw
EVELYN
NESBIT
AND
Mr. Finlejr Suggests Proper
Way for Feeding Birds.
Prevlalaa for gangster ftheald Ba
la Pkeltered Place ar Pot From
W kick rlaow Baa Bees Cleared.
D
Portland Parole Breaker Jailed.
C. R. Vxn Eyck. an expert mechanic
who was found guilty of thefts of suto
moblle parts totaling In value title In
April. 1MI. and admitted to parole by
'irctjtt Judge Kavanaugh upnn the con
dition that ha would pay 1:1 a month
oward reatttution. Is la the peniten
lary at Joliet. I1L. for a similar crime.
Ha paid but two months and violated
role. He waa just heard iroro yes-
ardar when Information reached
iH-nuty County Cleric Mahaffcy of his
Uicsrcejil.on n LUlaulA ;
0NT throw tha food that Is meant
to keep Winter birds from starv
Inar Into the snow. Either sweep off
the wlndpw sill or clear a place In some
sheltered part of the garden where the
birds will have no dlilculty In obtain
Ina: tha food. This is the advice of
William la Fin ley, state biologist, and
one of the best Informed men on bird
se in the country.
Mr. Finley haa been flooded with
questions as to the identity of Winter
birds and what to feed them, and in
consequence ha haa the following; ex
planatlons And advice to give:
The Inter robin, or mountain
robin, as well as the Western robin,
commonly called "red breast." prefers
fruit and worms to all other food.
Since the worms are not available fruit
and particularly apples will prove at
tractive.
"Feed the snowbirds, or Oregon Jun
coes. bird seed, crumbs or other things
of that kind. The snowbirds have
black heads, white bills, and can easily
ha -identified when they fly, lor they
have two white tall feathers.
"The song sparrow is a plain brown
bird with a light atripe over the eye.
His breast is whitish in color and cov.
ered with brown spots, one large brown
spot being in the center of tha breast
Sparrows are fond of crumbs and bird
seed, nuts and bits of suet.
"The chickadee, which depends on in
sect eggs mostly -for food, can be seen
hanging from branches of trees and
bushes, looking for Insects on the
under side of the branches. When he
cannot find insect eggs he is attracted
by bits of beer suet that can be tied
to tha branchaa of trees or bushes."
GRANGE INSTALLS MASTER
Mrs. Ida Burgess Holds Chief Office
In Rockwood Organization.
Mrs. Ida Burgess waa Installed as
master of Rockwood Grange Wednes
day nlghL Mrs. Burgess baa been a
resident of the county for the past
14 years, and for four years a member
of Rockwood Grange.
The other ofneera of Rockwood Lodge
are: Overseer, Mrs. Louis Jensen; sec
retary, Louis Jensen; treasurer. Mrs.
Alice Piatt; lecturer, Mrs. William
Rowan; steward, Tony Schantlne; aa
sistant steward. L. W. Piatt; woman
assistant stewsrd. Miss Helen Weiland;
Ceres, Edith Jekkln: Pomona, Mrs.
Laura Pallen; Flora, Miss Nettie Lank
later; gatekeeper, David Wetland.
Klamath Federal Building Abked.
KLAMATH FALLS. Or..
(Special.) News has . Just
Jan. 7
been re-
Portland police yesterday arrested
George V. Keebaugh, alias "Diamond
Tooth Casey," and Jess Barr, fugitives
... wi.K k.ijl.. ,,A - r. .m-. Travel Weekly.
1 j-." --- ai... -1 H Af.rn DUNBAR'S
woman associate, was arrested with
them.
They were picked up by Detectives La
Selle, Leonard. Hellyer and Tackaberry
as they stepped off a moving train from
Seattle, and on the way to the Police
Station Keebaugh attempted to drop
locket, set with a diamond, believed to
be part of the stolen loot- He claimed
it the property of his wife.
They are being held for the arrival
of the Seattle officers, who will take
them back.
JACK
CLIFFORD
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.
VrTDVVlWT.Allliin T(1. H 'RJieC Aifi FCC
ond street, legal age. and Myera Murfkan,
U4 Second au-eet, legal.
READ-HINZ Emma A. Hlnx, 7B2 Bel
mom atreet. legal, and George JS. Bead, tit.
Belmont a tract. lugaL
Vancouver Marriage License.
davis-hweezey Arthur Davis, 42.
La Center, Wash., and Mrs. Harriet Sweeiey,
3H. of Marcus, Wash.
Births.
NELSON To Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson,
7W Hood street. January s. a son.
YOUNG To Mr. and Mra. J. JS. Joung,
2Z2 Twelfth atreet. January 1, a daugbter.
RAIlfH To Mr. and Mra. TV a Iter Kaucn,
107 Stout afreet, JacemDer w, a aon.
MOORE To Mr. and Mra. Arch Ls aiooro,
339 Monroe atreet, January A, a aun.
HARVEY To Mr. and Mra. cnariea liar-
vey, ;:SO Boss street, i-iecemoer so. a uauau
tar.
HfSTOirr To Mr. snd Mrs. Ellert
inrr ot3 Amherst atreet January 4, a boo.
VANN To Mr. and Mra. John B. Venn,
Brooklleld, Wash., January 1, a son.
norms To Mr. and Mrs. Harry r uodds,
1S-J RovaJ Court. January 2. a aon.
DwrnnvirH T Mr. and Mrs. George
Petrovlco 111 Graham avenue, January 2,
Hamhtar.
ROCKWELL To Mr. and Mra. KODert it.
nnr.ira.il .-itv. December 30. a aon.
r . ,rn l-it t- Ur anrl Mr. Howtrd J
Lambert. 31 Dunckley street, December 30,
a daughter.
LEVY To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Levy,
39i Eaat Tenth street North, January .
man
ci at. PERT To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph u.
Galpert, 3254 Tenth straet, December ai,
a dauzhtar.
rainev To Mr. and Mrs. jess i.
Ralney, 297 East Tweniy-Ilrst street. Decern-
ber 22, a. daughter.
BIRD To Mr. and Mra. Scott ,. Bird, B--
.1 . n amW 1 - ifln
noruirup iuki. 7,;. c.-l.
aon. 964 Eaat Twenty-lirat atreet iiu,
December 31. a aon.
Building Permits.
T.rtwTS ESTATE Repair two frame
waterfront structures, flah shipping depart
ment. i2rt-:28 Front street, between Salmon
and Main streets; ouuuer. raroey r
av-v B.n.lr eirht-storv flreoroof rein
forced concrete otorea and offices. 342 Waah-
. . . . a. 1 !-: TleAarlacav hitllrleip
inirion mirvrsi "- v j
ii -L-ai- Jk '(..; Sl'OOO.
F. H. ROTH' n.L.l treci one-nmry ir.c
rtrage, 11 1 wes lover roa, oeiwceu ""'i
and teummit atxeet; bunuer, a. a. ah,
taoo.
unB rOXVOR Repair one-m
fram- dwaillnff. 6-4 Mar-hall atreet, between
Sixteenth and Seventeentn arraeta; oiuiuer.
day work: $100
O. G. HOLUt.9 epir i u-ntui hai"
nr- 400 Eait jBurnaiaa atreet, oeiween
Grand avenue and Eaat Third atreet f builder.
r r U at vri n I.'iO.
M. BICKtn i nepair Dnr-iiu-uut:-"o.ii-
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Members Portland Osteopathic Assn.
Barrett, Dr. H. Lester, 411 Morgan
ldg. i'none sanin w.
owUad. Dr. L. Ha 15 Selling Bl-Jg.
Main 2211. A 2221.
Keller. Dr. William G, 508 Taylor St.
Fnonea Slain ai, a
an. Dr. H. suite 101 Morgan Bids.
Phones Marshall 1888, Tabor 4271.
Leoaard, Dr. H. p, 757 Morgan Bldg.
Phones Main 709. A 1709.
Leweana. Dr. Virginia V. (1! Morgan
Bldg. Phones Main 1497, Mar. 4031.
Moore, Dra. P. K. aad H. C P 90S Sell
ing lag m d.ia aivi, a nil.
Myera, Dr. Katberlae Sa 805-7 Journal
Bldg. Aiaraoan ina, a aval.
ertbap. Dr. K. 30s morgan Bldg.
Phones Main t-aat luzs.
Wslker. Dr. Eva a 124 East 24th St
Norlu, i'bOM wt 6332,
Mae Francis, Bnrley A Bnrley, Hale Norcroas
at Co, Frank Crumlt, The artX a. Urpueuas
SIN GIN I. BKLL R1NOEB9.
Matinee Dally.
NOTE PRICES Matineea. Joe. 2fC. 60c
Nlghta. 10c. 25c. COc, 75c
FOUR CASTE BS, WlEartn of tlie Air; K"OX
WlataON, Ibe Celebrated Musical Comedy
Str, and His On n Company.
5 OTHKH BIO ACTS
Boxea first row balcony peats reaerred by
phone. Curtain 2:30, 7 and it.
story frame dwellinir. 6916 Forty-sixth ave
nue Southeast, between Slxty-nln th and
Seventieth streets; builder, same; $1000.
LIZZIE ARNOLD Repair two-story
frame dwellinir, 8.i2-SM Upshur street, be
tween Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth.
street: builder. R. R. Ouick; 700.
ESTATE OP HENRY FAILING Repair
ten-stury fireproof steel frame officea ond
stores. 140 Fifth street, between Alder and
Morrison streets; builder, tame; 23tM.
G. E. WELLF.f. Erect one-and-one-half-
story frame dwelling, East Harrison
street, between East Forty-first and East
Forty-second 5trets; builder, same; S 211 50.
J. W. M'FADDKN Erect one-and-one.
half-story frame dwelline. 1234 East Harri
son street, between. East Forty-first and East
1? orty-second streets : builder, same; --'.
v. A. WK1UHT Kepair one-story irame
dwellir.if, 435 Bristol street, between Smith
and Seneca streets; builder, same; $150.
8. A. AND K. L. BROWN Repair three-
story ord. hotel. 302 Morrison atreet. be
tween West park and Tenth atreets; builder,
B. F. Thies: $1K).
T. J. 6ENFERT Repair two-story frame
stores and rooms 2S1 Grand avenue, between
Hawthorne and East Clay street: builder.
Tranche!! & Parelius: $1500.
PORTLAND TERMINAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY Repair two-story frame pool
room and rooms, 475 Northrnp street, be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets;
builder. same: $150.
INTERPRETER FOR
THE FORD MOTOR CO.
Had Spent Six Hundred Dol
lar Trying: to Cure His
Stomach Trouble.
It has been estimated that there are
at least five million adults in the
United States upon whom dangerous
diseases are working, without the
knowledge of the victim. It is a matter
of record that 90 per cent of the hun
dreds of people rejected last year by-
one of the largest insurance compa
nies on account of disease directly
traceable to the stomach, liver and kid
neys were unaware of their danger
until the examining physician in
formed them of it. To these people the
new herbal system tonic. Plant Juice, Is
like a ray of hope. It Is a modern rem
edy for modern ills caused by the rush
and hustle of the times, and is one of
the best tonics to be found for all
ailments of the stomach, liver, kidneys
and blood.
Only recently the following testimo-
ial was received from Mr. Joseph
Korolishin. who resides at No. .201
Plumer avenue, Detroit, Mich., and is
well known, being interpreter for the
Ford Motor Car Company. He says:
1 had been sick for a long time
with stomach, liver and kidney trouble
and had spent over six hundred dol
lars In money on miierent remedies .
and treatments, and I was left In
worse condition than I was before. I
had been reading In the Detroit pa
pers about Plant Juice and decided to
try it. After I had used only about
alf a bottle my stomacti started to
improve. I have only used one bottle
and my health is so good that I can't
praise Plant Juice too higrniy.-
Plant Juice la sold in 411 ul urns
Stores.