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THE MORXIXG OIlttGOXIAX, TUESDAY, APRIL 2. 100
TJI
DIES IN PORTLAND
Few Keep Pledges, Appear
Garbed in Blue at Offices.
ORCHESTRA IN OVERALLS
Musiilaus at Multnomah Hotel Are
Appearing In Garb or Workers
- . . and Some Clerks Do -Also.
Many a T'rnrnising: rebellion lias
'"en plotted and sprung:, with all
possible eclat, only to meet flefeat be
fore It readied the first rampart.
Xome desperate little huddle of insur
rectionists, backs to the wall, have
dim
DEMENT A
THESB MERRY MUSICIANS JOINED THE DENIM CRUSADE AND
TO THEIR PROTEST.
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Ml I.TVOMMl ItOTF.I, DRniKSTRA, AS ITS MEMBERS APPRARED YKSTKROAf l. PURIIAI, IH'.Vni.
been all that was left of a very prom
ising enterprise.
Such, it now appears, will.be the
history of the ilenim or overalls pro
test in l'orland wliif-h burst upon
the populace with the breezy assur
ance of a righteous ca'jrse alonjj;
about Krilay of last weelt. and wliieh
promised to par'b all leaclins citizens
atid citoyennes in the clotii of toil
ere another week was sped.
A most careful quest of the down
town district yesterday failed to dis
close any marked public enthusiasm
for the denim rebellion against the
hiih cost of clothing, or any Port
lander who had donned overalls as a
protest against the price tag
woolens.
Clcrkn Apiieor in Overalls.
At tho courthouse, though. County
Clerk Ueveridpe and his merry men
stayed staunchly by their resolve to
wear denims until the price comes
dmvn. and 20 or more employes of
the clerk's office attended to their
duties yesterday in smock and trous
ers of denim brown and wrinkly
that lacked sartorial elegance birt be
spoke an honest opinion backed by
resolve.
' Of the 50 courthouse employes who
signed the agreement to wear denims,
it is estimated that SO kept the letter
of their pledge yesterday. Others
donned second-best suits and one, at
least, drew on the refurbished relics
of his military career. He was James
Gantenbcin. deputy county clerk, who
went into action yesterday against
the registration crowds in armv
trousers and canvas leggings, sur
mounted bya coat that was tailored
In the dear old days "before the wan."
J. "B. Kaster, naturalization clerk, con
ducted examinations yesterday attired
in informal denims the source of
considerable wonderment to several
prospective citizens, who were loath
to recognize official authority in
overalls.
A halfdozen crusaders, startling in
contrast to their surroundings, were
the musicians of Olsen's orchestra at
the Multnomah hotel who flocked in
at. luncheon hour, clad in blue denim
overalls and smocks. As they passed
through the lobby, by freak of coin
cidence, an apparently well-dressed
man arose and tossed back his over
coat. 'You fellows have nothing on me!"
h& exulted.
Betneath the overcoat was a new
suit of overalls.
But instances wherein the denim re
bellion had gained a positive convert
were sporadic, infrequent and unu
sual, to put it mildly. The busy busi
ness man and his thousands of em
ployes of the clerical staff had
other smelt to fry. Overalls contin
ued to be worn exclusively by truck
men, gardeners, machinists and freight
handlers. The retail stores said tha
they had experienced no brisk de
mand for denims.
Police Petition Awaited.
Mayor Baker has not yet received
the petition of the police, which it is
rumored will request that the men of
the force be permitted to wear uni
forms of denim. or duck or khaki, or
something that will slash the pre
vailing uniform price tags in twain
His decision in the matter will await
the petition the mayor being at pres
ent as non-committal as a mollusk:
Though Mayor Baker gave the sem
blance of personal approval to denlra
sartorial effects, it is gossiped that
the omens at the city hall do not ex
tend hope to the police proposal.
.Friends of the denim drive, which
drove into Portland from a successful
tour of the east and south, say that
it will yet prevail. "Give it time
they plead. The movement is well
. established in the courthouse, which
stands as the citadel of the crusade.
Many attaches, it is said, purchased
their outfits today and will appear
in them tomorrow.
Twenty young women of County
Clerk Beverldge's office are to ap
pear today in ginghams as a tribute
and surprise to their chieftain, who
is generalissimo of the revolt. They
would not enlist for the unhandsome
denims, but the glow of the ginghams
well, that was a very different sort
of sacrifice.
BANKER WEARING OVERALLS
prominent Citiwn of Medford Dons
New Pair of Blue Jeans.
'MEDFORD, Or., April 19. (Special.)
Judge W. S. Crowell, one of Med
ford's most conspicuous and oldest
citizens, former president of the First
National bank, former county judge
and attorney for the Medford National
bank, is the first exponent here of
the overalls plan to reduce the high
price of clothing.
He appeared in church Sunday
wearing- a new pair of blue jeans and
a red carnation in his coat lapel, and
also wore the overalls in the bank
today.
STATEIIOUSE IS FOR DEXIM
Overall
Club Comes
Tomorrow.
Into Being
SALEM. Or., April 19. (Special.)
Salem's stateiouse overall club will
come into being: Wednesday morning,
when practically (-very state official,
together with the men employed, will
appear at their desks garbed in denim.
Women employed by the state also
will take part in the movement to
beat the high cost of living and under
their pledges will dress in regulation
linen.
The statehouse overall club has
gone one step further than most sim
ilar organizations in that a meeting
has been called for tomorrow night,
when the members hope to adopt a
plan for .co-operative purchasing- of
the new wearinsr apparel. R. B.
Goodin. purchasing agent for the state.
has offered his services - gratis and
will attempt to obtain attractive of
fice suits of denim materia! at a cost
not greater thai is now charged for
overalls. Until these suits can be ob
tained the members of the club will
content themselves with overalls such
as are now sold in the stores.
Department heads who have signed
a pledgeto wear overalls include Gov
ernor Olcott, Don Upjohn, private sec
retary to the executive; Sam Kozer,
assistant secreta-ry of state: Henry J.
Schuldorman. corporation commission
er; Will T. Kirk. a.ccident commis
sioner; William A. Marshall, accident
commissioner; C. H. Gram, labor coiti
on missioner; W. H. Bennett, state bank
ing superintendent; R. S. Klein, secre
tary state highway commission: Percy
Cupper, state engineer; J. A. Churchill,
state superintendent of schools; F. A.
Williams, public service commissioner,
and George. S. Dunsford, superintend
ent of state buildings.
The petitions signed among the men
employes it th9 stitehouse contained
more than 150 names tonight and wrill
be practically 100 per cent by tomor
row. The women's petitions, it is said,
were s-igned even more numerously
than those circulated among the men,
and gingham will soon' be the fashion
among the fair toilers.
f.D CLUB SHOW TONIGHT
.MAYOR BAKER HEADS TROUPE
AT BAKER THEATER.
Organization Buys Out House
to
Raise Funds for Advertising
Oregon Products.
Hilarity will reign tonight at the
Ad Club circus to be staged at the
Baker theater between the acts, of
'Bombardi, Ltd," The skit which will
be put on by seven Ad clubbers headed
by Mayor Baker will be "Echose of
the Past," and promises to be a top-
liner feature of blackface in which
minstrelsy will be the princ'pal part.
The participants are Mayor Baker as
interlocutor. Charles F. Berg, Charles
T. Porter, Alan Green, Maurice Crum
packer. Jesse Rich and Fred Newton.
Dress rehearsal of the specialties of
the circus was put on at the theater
yesterday afternoon in which, accord
ing to report of Manager Edmonds,
the members of the cast were letter
perfect. A special programme of com
munity singing will open the perform
ance tonight with Walter Jenkins as
song leader, and tomorrow night the
singing will be by the Ad Club quar
tet. In which Goldie Peterson, Mrs. W.
A. Chatten,' Warren Irwin and Walter
Jenkins are the vocalists.
The Ad club has bought the house
for tonight and tomorrow night and
the tickets for the dates are on Bale
at the office of the club, 308 Oregon
building, at Sherman, Clay & Co., Owl
Drug store, the Rich Cigar stores
Nau's drug store and the office of K.
W. Pease & Co. Reservations of boxes
and sections of the house have been
made for civic clubs that have joined
to help make the circus a success. The
purpose of the circus is to provide the
funds for advertising Oregon products
on the trip of the Portland advertising
men to the Stockton convention of the
Pacific coast advertising men's as
csociation next month.
Columbia Commissioner Quits.
ST. HELENS. Or.. April 19. (Spe
cial.) A. E. Harvey, for the past
seven years county commissioner of
Columbia county, has resigned, ef
fective April .26. He resigned to enter
business. His term of office would
have expired January 1 and he de
clined to run for re-election. His sue
cessor has not yet been named.
Reservoir Is Completed.
MT. ANGEL. Or., April 19. (Spe
cial.) The city finished the con
struction of the concrete reservoir
this week and Is waiting for the
8-lnch water mains ordered several
months ago, but which have not ar
rived, before proceeding with the wa
terworks improvement.
TROLLEY RELIEF
MEASURES PROPOSED
Pair of Bills to Come Before
People in May.
BOND PROGRAMME IS CUT
Abatement of Charges of $160,000
and Payment of Paving Costs
Plans Suggested.
Two measures, one providing for
the abatement of fixed charges
amounting approximately to $160,000
annually now charged to the Portland
Railway, Light & Power company,
and another providing for the pay-
PLAYED AX ACCOMPANIMENT
ment of a portion of all costs of re
construction and maintenance of
pavement between rails and one foot
beyond the outside rails by the city,
will be submitted to the voters at a
special election in May, as result of
action taken by the special transpor
tation committee of the city council
yesterday.
iecision to sunmit two measures
came about when some doubt was ex
pressed over the legality of paying
for the costs of repairing pavement
between rails. It was argued by
Commissioner Barbur that with a
question existing on the competency
of the city to relieve thr bridge tolls,
license taxes and other similar
charges, it would be wise to separate
the two measures, and if the doubtful
proposition was approved by the peo
ple it could be submitted to the
supreme court for a test.
If both measures were submitted as
a unit, it was argued, the doubt con
cerning the possible legality of one
part of the tax measure might defeat
all of its provisions.
Proponed llondfnfg Cut.
The measures will be accompanied
by a bond issue of approximately
2,500,000 instead of $5,500,000. as
originally planned. The relief meas
ures, under the new plans, together
with the bond issue, will extend for a
period of five years only, instead of 13
as first planned. It was argued be
fore the committee, that conditions
were almost certain to change within
five years, and that it would be un
wise to attempt to work out plans for.
the distant future.
Members of the epecial transporta
tion committee conducted an all-day
session yesterday. Deputy City Attor
neys Latourette and Tomlinson gave
the special committee an opinion
which held that considerable doubt
existed in their minds over the ques
tion of the city paying for the cost of
reconstruction of paving, when such
pavement was deteriorated a& a re
sult of wear and tear brought about
through the passage of heavy street
cars over the rails.
Opinion N'ot Accepted.
Members of the committee were not
inclined to accept this opinion, con
tending that in many cases the wear
of pavement between rails is occa
sioned as much by heavy vehicular
traffic as by streetcar traffic.
Figures on the cost to the city of
granting the relief as planned were
not Available last night, but it was
estimated that the total cost for the
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Children Cry
The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa
ture of Chas. 11. Fletcher, and has been made under his
personal supervision for ovef 30 years. Allow no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
' Just-as-grood" are but experiments, and endanger tao
health of Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castona is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither .
Opium, Morphine nor ether narcotic substance. For
more than thirty years it has been in constant use forthe
relief of Constipation, Flatulency, "Wind Colic and
Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom,
and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the as
similation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
The Hind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
In Use For Over 30 Years
THC CtNTKM COMPftffT, NEW YORK CfTT.
A SPRING
and vitality, lilood poi
6ons are stamped out by this alterative extract.
It's a medicine that starts from the beginning. It rouses
every organ into healthy action, purifies and enriches the blood,
and through it cleanses and renews the whole system. Blood, Skin,
and Scalp Diseases are eradicated. For Tetter, Salt-rheum, Ec
zema, Boils and Carbuncles it's an excellent remedy.
"Golden Medical Discovery" works equally well at all sea
eons. Everywhere some neighbor will tell you the good it has
done:
Sand lake, Oregon. " I was bothered with an ulcer on my rieht
limb for a year. I went to a doctor
good. ine sore got worse rignt along so l tried another doctor, and
his medicine did me good for a while, then the sore seemed to be
getting worse, so I tried Dr. Pierce's medicines. I took Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and used Dr. Pierce's-All Healing Salve and
the ulcer was all well before I had the medicine all used. I recom
mend these medicines to other sufferers." Mrs. Bertha Haves Webb.
Leo Ornstern
Recital
Tuesday Evening, 8:30
Municipal Auditorium
There are yet available a few seats in the gallery
and in the side wings of the auditorium. Seats
ave free, as the concert is given under the
auspices of
Lipman, Wolfe &' Co.
and
G. F. Johnson Piano Company
Get your tickets at either store.
five-year period would total about
$2,500,000. Tffe plan of issuing short
term bonds, to be retired one year
after issuance was decided upon.
City Engineer L,aurtraard and Deputy
City Attorneys Tomlinson . and
Latourette were instructed to pre
pare the proper amendment, which
will be submitted to the special com
mittee for approval this afternoon.
YOUTH IN CHECK TROUBLE
Forgery Charge Made Against
Young Kugcnc 1-oggor.
KUrSEN'E, Or.. April 19. (Sp'ecial.)
Theodore J. Roberts, aged 19 years,
was arrested by Sheriff Stiokels to
day on the charpre of forpery. It is
charged that he save a check for 110
on the United States National bank of
Euprene to H. K. Harnett and signed
the name of J. 0'L.averty, his former
employer. When the check was pre
sented for payment it was found that
O'Laverty had no funds there and
later O'laverty said the check was a
forgery.
Roberts is in the county jail. He
says he Is recently from Elkhart, Ind.,
and has been employed in lumber
camps around Eugene.
Marshfield to Oct Xew Mill.
MARSHFIELD, Or.. April 19. The
Marshtield Mill & Timber company.
which was incorporated for $50,000 by !
J. E. Montgomery, A. Y. Myers and i
Ben S. FiSher, will start the erection!
of a new lumber mill jUHt west of!
Marshfield. where the company has:
purchased between S0.000.000 and i
40,000.000 feet of timber, mostly from
iinnfTirii
for Fletcher's
Signature of
TONIC
That has been favorably known and used
by millions of Americans in the past 50
years is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Made of roots and barks, some of
which were known and used by the Amer
ican Indians for centuries,
such as blood root, Oregon
grape root, stone root,
sacred bark, cherry bark.
Made in a scientific lab
oratory at Buffalo, N.
Y., and without alcohoL
If you want pure, rich, red
blood ask at the nearest
druff store for Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery
in either tablet or liquid
form. You will soon feel
the energizing effect and
your blood will be sur
charged with vim, vigor
here but his medicine did me no ,
the Southern Pacific company. The
lumber will be transported by auto
trucks and . retail yard will be re
tained in Marshfield. The company
will especially cater to local retail
trade.
LABOR LEADERS TO MEET
Federation Convention to Open in
Montrral June 7.
WASHINGTON. April 19. The 40th
annual convention of the American
Federation of Labor will be held at
Montreal, Canada, beginning June 7
it was announced today.
Among the subjects with which the
convention win deal, the announce
ment enumerated "the organization of
the yet unorganized workers"; to de
fend and maintain by every honorable
means in our power the right to or
ganize for our common advancement:
to assert at any risk the equal rights
before the law of all workers with all
other citizens; to arouse our fellow
workers and fellow citizens to the
danger which threatens to curb and
take away their guaranteed rights
and freedom."
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
B"ler Auction House. Yamht'.l
and West Park str.-pt.i Sale at 10 A M
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Oregon-Washington Railroad
& Navigation Co.
SWITCHMEN
WANTED
Men experienced in railroad yard
work wanted by O.-W. R. & N. Co. to
take place of switchmen who have
walked out, but who claim they are
not striking. Their action not au
thorized by Railroad Brotherhoods.
Apply to B. E. Palmer, Supt., room 31, ,
second floor Union Depot.
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Starting Sun. Mat.. April 25
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Starring Vcrna Felt on and
George Natanson.
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Vittinn hri'thren wel'-oHio.
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17. o. K. S. Stated coniinuni-
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fvening and danrinjr. Mt. Hood
ljudfif. No. I.'i7. A. K. and A
member lnlted. with privilcs" of
each brlnb'inir oiu- lady. Hy ord.T of . M
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TOItKSTKHS OP A.MKUH-A
Ml pviry Tocsd'iy niKnt a'
KoromerK' hall, rj'.i Fourth Htrceu
Ail Foresters invited 10 aucn.i.
nitF.CON E1.K.CT1-.1C COI'N'x'II.. KOYAI.
ARI'ANl'M, will meet thin (Tucdayl even-
Inn al S at Masonic Temple
invited. O. O. HALL
All members
Secretafv
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EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charm, plna.
Bw dealKUl jaeger proa.. 010 bx.
rniEDLANDEKH lor lodge emblems.
Clajxs plus and medaia. 810 Wahlngton a
com.
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3 Nirhta Sun., t!in to St.13: Moil.. Tors,
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Cooper and TlicarMo: Dp Too an-1 Ilosford,
MARY MARBLE & CO.
Valente Bros. ; frank Wilson . Kn.oprama
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ERNESTINE 3IYERS
PAISLEY NOON
Grant McKay at the Piano.
This show cloaca with, the , Wednesday
Matluee. April
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. S. :,.l l..r U....kl. l.
rui;s ..':iin nr ii:
lined, tl.00.
Kl.l'KI-- ICl i; l i .
f.4-.-.n llplun He. N. K.imTh-.lf
T. K I-Kt" ( I.KAN I N Ii.
CAP.fKT 1.-I.KAXINV..
H.IXi; AND UKl'ITTING.
I'l i Ki- Axn rah im i;s
V" KN -.M.l. SI'.KS.
W KI TK nl! I-Al.l.
I'uKTUM) l:i'i; i'O.
K. 17th S'. AmoTii.ilio -1
AKI-KN I I KS.
CA UTKNTKI; v..i
. furnii-lHit. i'.ilt
k of all kinds. o--tilil:i
mid l.i w n 111 'ill.
Kl.l.l I.OII) Itl TTIIXS.
THK H:VIN-lltinsilN-
v Wan mill; I ..n. Ililwy, A
MP AN V.
A 1J-.4.
I IIIKOI'IIAI TOK.
icn.Odo KN"iW M. M.-ilum,
t'r. Th mnts pruiinuni
. 1HII'
. Clinnprn(
itinrni l"5 1
ciiiisoroiiivrs.
IU. It. I.iH li; 10 A. M. TO
140 V.irsiiii MhIii 4'.'..
i IIIKOIODIr AKC'II SI'KCl M.IS r.
WIU.IAM, Kst.-;i- anl lloriio I V.-ny.
I lit' nny pr it - ii t t fie h . rttport ist n .ml a rcii
Kpt'il.i ilfiw in tin- -ny. -i'arlorR ;inj ii-r-1
in c.-r n' i S. V. cur. -d and Aider
1'honr M:,'.ii i::oi.
IjK, ; A II TN K i I. foot BiMi:ist . coins, bun
Ions. fiot ;iri-hf nKn!" to orI-r. ".11
Svt land b'dar.. .th an-I V:th. Main los.
JIIMNKY SWKKI'S.
HISMOr t'HIMXKY SW'KKP.
Kii.'iutrt Fmoke throtizh r"cist?ra.
rK-Ml r-pairing or cleaning. Call us.
Tabm :iss:i.
(1!UU,K IrTTKRS.
CUAXK I.KTTKIt Co. 1 ,M i- I I -1 'J I i o y ,t 1
hid tc. Mil rjt!i:i!I TtSJJ. Mu ! t i P h I iir.
in :m Ticr.i phtnif and inall a d v-rt itt : n .
'I.I.F TIONS.
NF.TH
No e
(' . Wtin'pMr l;.in Main 1 7!H
rtinns, no th arefs. Esi ,i 1. 1 :nnl.
COM H TOltS.
FOK HKICK WORK. Ii and mnerete
phono .lack Weii.pr-. Wood ".awn
r - k ti m
b'ds.
M.ur
f i"nn day and
f A I .l.K Ot M and s'.air 1 n n-ir. Miss
.-rot hy HniTiuss-n. til 0 1'; :-rs li'de.
M CAT HOSPITAL.
KOSK
4ir,
r it V
T'ast 7-
" K T KUIN'A I: V HofJplTAL
h. K.i si 1 47 And 1M i-(VJ.
F.I.KCTRICA L KKPAIKINCi.
MOTORS REWOUNO
nnl
Repaired
Bought and Sold.
Xtr-Troi.s F-I.KiTP.IO
Phnnf .".-J7-L'7. 24-.'.; l-'lrst St.
WORKS.
Main n.
II.M.II.ELECTRICCO
;tl N. let. Portland. Or. lie
winding and eieetrieai repairing
iy. ee u about m-w ur
- u d II
inotora. Huw. 14.". A li'Mti
1 KKTII.IZLK.
KKKflUXK vmir land If you want hi
" rop; read aout l. Wnnder" in our
1 1 catalogue. Kout-filgf Seed At Klural
Co., H" -d t.. Purtland. Or.
(LASS AM iSLAZIXU.
W 1 N L' V S re pa ; rd. any j-art of tiry ;
auto ervic. Kiiw. Kr.msen. Bdwy. 71rt
II AKDWOOO KLOOK IN;.
ij i- T es i!fi;i t j fur n w or oi d h mi
land Hdrj ood F oor Co., 187 W.
io.-t-Park.
Ml
IC TKA HKItS.
t u rru 1 La . pia r.o. vocal it-ssons, p ra
t i re piano. 1 hr. Uay. mo. lid w y . l'."..'
N I KsLKV STOCK.
fci'T K li Li KT.i 1J1 (draw berry p anis . pre-f"rr-d
by farmers; best t.;ppor. heay
producer; tjiiaiity plai:ts: 1 w QUai.tity
pdVes. Ward . K. Uichai Jton, a.citi.
Or.
M KSKKY STOK.
WK CARRY a full assortment of uhou'
fruit irf"-ii b-rrv Diania, nrnnien:ai
tree, shrubs, riwf-s. ftc.
ORK:iN Nl'FiSKKV CO.. OFlENCO. OR.
mm
WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
ENMNKEKS' AMI MILL SI I'1'I.IKS.
THE M. 1. KI.ISE CO.. S4-Ml-"T-S: Kront,
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
PAf-IKIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Tlartw b il.
HATS AMI CATS.
THANH A l" S K K HAT CCV. ,Vl-r.
TAINTS. OILS AND .L.SS.
W. p. KUL1.EK & Co.. Front an,i M,,rri5,,n
KAcMUtiKN CO.. AvCOQii aud Tailor.
A M I'SEMKMS.
ALCAZAR
TODAY ALL WEEK
Mats. Wed. and Sat.
Eve. 2.")C-1 ; Mats. 23c-30c
v
-'." .?' 'V-' . .
ancing
Guaranteed
AIL dances taiiRht In 8
Ihrrr-hour lessons. IaJi"S
ntknicn at ia
Ionp's beautiful academy.
;td and Washinpton.
Ctnmrs cliiSHfJ: tUirt Mon
d.y and ThurftJay eve., ad
vanced class Tuesday eve.
S to 11:30. r.eniy o: dc-h..-hM.i
partners and practice. No c:
burrnssnifiH. .Separate .M'P room and ex
tra teatlu-rs for barivward pupils. My lat
est book. d.'j-.'i-ibmK all damc.s. fr.-e for
pupils. Our elites are !arce and select,
antl the so iat feature alone is worth
double the price. We cater to tcao-hin
alone, and rondii' t our classes the entire
e-inii. No doubt one lesson from is
worth mx in the average school. You n
never become- a dancer in private leor.s
a:, uic from interior teachers; you must
have pr.iet ice. Join a real Hcho-d with
professional instructor not a public danco
hill). l'hno Main TlV.V. Private leaaoua
;11 hmir.-.
OI'TIII.WS.
nii i i:i h i riji:i:iN-; on si-K"r.:i.i-:s.
Or. !.;.. -.;.! liul.. nj-t-lii. tin- v.-t--iat oi
lirhin nil tit. liiti L.st ti:!a-r"" Mt
i-: v ii n-d.-ral : i-i i.
Torl.-s. Kivl'loks,
alio lti. ilna"T fciu-l''
Jii Mnnliili.
IH'IOMKI HIMS -V'i OTTK IANS.
t;iSSlS AT A SA lNi...
1 si.lu-u Miur pntroiiaiio on the
la-K ot cal-al-1- . ro- o. niou-,-an.l.s
of la.i.-li"! i-iit.t..iiicr.- A.
I in.-,- ,.u. nmrii-n VV.
I'Hii- trisl. ".'o-.i Moi ii.-oii. M. '-' I -
K KSs'iTTlf;NTi 1 flCA I.l.V TKST
, ,1 Willi in, .,l,rn mi-' i unin
,. fm..l from ' U.
if-
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IMtlKM A I.
KNTAT.
r iHirt-l. w i
tlllii !t .r' J
ovt n irnt'1. rn
w n v :u-.i
Ui r.S woven.
h.-tJ. i i- aiHil
l.y itHtiir-'a
plant. li i1 -
mu . ii
OKIKNTU. KK.S Ii V.I A I It KI.
!:! KNTAI,
I'l.KANKK Al HKI'AIKKIV
k.w:a; izia.n a.- ikk-;; -N.
ti;s :.viisi Wi l li ativi.h nuos.
1.M N. :;U. I'Hi'NK .MAIN .'-'! H.
ONT K i iri I lCJ 1 1 VM (IAN s.
i.INI .i;V. MH-fiM Iim I 'i ntn'r and
-umuliMii, CH Moidii MdK. .Mam fi'.M).
I'.VIKNT ,II'OK KVS.
I ATi:.NT ur ra. l v hiis ext-nI l
i.-r m. i ii ni ot 4 v. ars. Ail coiniiuiiii-
a.t nm.- trici ly i imi iat utiM I : i-roin j-i . i -f
k if nl, Luiin-iriiUiiii." lii-ruit; iianUrik
lit-.; 01 rcqlJoU .MINN A: i'O.. palMit
atloiui vs. San Kranrio of ' ic II chart
I'itiK.. ."S2 .Mnrkct ist. ; 'hkaso ol lic-,
rf'tm Mo Tumi t'idi;. : Wash ins tun fl -lu-f.
roiMii lo;t ti:i K (..; New York
otllt Wt.olwoitli hhlj;.
A-'U that nm. uhial p rM.iu m r k o
nijt-t.'-iii-y lu iMttil l-iuci'tiun-. North.
w-.--t 1 at1 n l Hurt. 011 Iumh-r Kx
dianL'K tiiu.din. A.in H-J. ion.uIlniR
in 1-kainca.J ciiniticei tid paLoiii c
l,,-'t-s- .
It. WKIiiHT 'J--: .!'
and Iivdi4ll nat-'iits.
ttTI-IH'f! 1. S.
1 M-ktitu tddK-
t. 'l.miKKU, 'Q WorcratiT bid a
I llT I I A S.
Kl.'THir TKKATM KN TS AND
Ss 1 KXTJ I 'MJ ilAlSAJ I"-.
n tar.s' . p. rh nry at Hat 1 1 ('rfrk.
riimniti t-ont i pat loii. ni-rvuus iliyordTs,
ai-iitu and chronic paralNfi?. Treatments
K l itt otir reMdi-neu or n; yf :n '.
Call f'i appwint ment. I'.roaiUvay .hl J
or .Marshall 1 1 ."V. f lr. M. 1-achman.
Lill. It. A. I'll 1 l-t. US. Broadway Mdjs.
Kh'MiTTiatl.m. itoiuaeh. bwel, lur.K. liver,
k ul lie , bladder, reel a!. riai iu, femalu
diMrd-rs. h;n aflectioiifr. blood prt'snurc,
enlarged ttniMis, nunes. birth marks.
I'l.lMBING MI'I'MKS.
rn mhim; srri'LiKrt at wholksalk
priufft. Stark- buv ta Co.. Ik 4'n. .M. 717.
" I'RlNTINu.
PHiNTING.S.Vi
IJALTES COMPANY
ak Ij. Mam rll-t0
P.lTINi
AM) h'W'OK TINti.
(JUT YoClt painiinu, kalsomlnliiK. decorat
iv.tz and ?-it:n work done beioi.. t h rush
M-a-'oa. lJO K. tiUsan. Phone Tabor "OtL
paintin;".
U 1 ; 1 ' NI'AHI. K Imus-:
p i,i-r l;;ini;ing. by
Tabor .MM 7.
p.uiiiniK, iini.ni;,
skilled ci af tfciiieiu
PAINTING, tintinp. floors ie raped, n-pa.f
work. Crowb-y-Htint Co., Tabor
1'AlNTlN'i, papThanKin- John C. Con
lisk. 133 Hiih M. N. HroatUvny JlUa
ItHl.TKY SI 111.1 KS.
EV KltVTHIN'l lie
tu al poultry V
Itoutledse i?eed
Port mud.
led and u.-ei by piac-fp'-r.":
catalogue flee,
floral Co.. 140 2d t.
SK'OM-HAM STOKKS.
IN HAKOWAItK A" KI KN1TLKE CO.,
Ijl PliONT .T.
We buy anil ry : h i n s In t h
hardware and, turnlture Hue- Phont
Mam !72.
TKAUKM A KKS.
UKK-.ON TKAUKMAHK HIKKAL', l
Lekum bids. I". S., loroiKn t rademarks.
TKANSI F.K AM STOKAt-K.
OREGON AUTO DESPATCH
The Service With a Reputation.
MOV IN" -PACK't;-ST iKAiirMtAr.AE
liith and Kfarny. H ranch. ;s i, tiilwy.
PHONE EDVY. 3309
UllKi;N TFlANSKEFt CO.. 474 Wiisan
corner 1 Ti t h. Phone Broadway l'JSl or
1 1 ti'.l. We own and perate two lnrc
class "A" warehouses on i rnilnal tracKm
1 .nvpst insurane rat en in the eity.
AiiKUt rsR. ttorace a hauling.
Nul; rilWKSTK K N TKANSFKU CO..
(14-fitj Front Street
Phone-. Main 44i. :.1 t
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Ul-sKN TKANSKK K C4 , -J4S Pln.
PACKINM. M-iVINiJ, STOHAOK
SElT KITY STOUAUK Ac TKANSFKH
.. l't.-, PARK ST. Main ."!!.-. A lu.M
U IMMV M.KAMXti.
ti SINKSS MKN! We urpe ou to rail
us when you wish firM-cIa.-s window
cleaning done hy firms fair to orpauin-d
labor. Federal Labor Union li. 770
Marhall Hj;tu.
H1I1ES, HOlll. AM) CASCARA BAKK.
KA M Bl'.n
1 -.I.".
Front "t.
I'l l MHIMi SI I'FI.IKS AN I'lI'K.
THK M. U Kl.lNK. CO.. S4 -.i;-S7-.--.i Kronu
l-KODK K ( IIMMISlllN IKR II AXTS.
K Kla-IX-'. A.- KAHRKLI.. Mu Front Si.
KOPK AM H I N l VrKT V I N K.
poriiimil Coril-i
Co.. 14lti anil Nurlhrup.
Sll. IIIMIUS AMI
,.s.
". I'. l-'L'LLiiK .i Co.. Fruiil and M01TISOQ.
, I -fi.-'w.
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