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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNT) AT OREGOXIAy. FORTLAyp, MARCH 21. IDOfr . - . g CITY NFW IN RRlETl Doctors Mat Speed Autos That nhv- U t : " Pmc. State Coantlrg-Reom Main 7i70 City Clrcul(.tlm Mln 707l Mnrtn FMltor Main 70T0 Sunday Kdltoc jla 7070 compoiliif-Room ........Main 7070 City Editor Main 7079 upt. Build lass J6aln 7070 Hon-1. A KV.S A (tons A enos A cnM A 03S A VfM a ec-ao AMrSKMESTg. HElr.lcj THEATER (Fourteenth and Wash inctnt Mydo KitctVs comedv, "Girls." Tonight at 8:15 o'clock. ' - 8UNGAI.OW THEATER fTwelfth ar.S Mcr. rla.tni Bnker sto:k t'ompanv In There and Back." .Thla afternoon "at 2:lfr and tonlaht at 8:13. BAKER THEATER fThird Blr-et. between i nmhlll and Taylor) Hrrv "Boresford In "Who's Your Krlvjnd?" This afternoon at 5!: LI nnd tnnleht at 8.15. ORPHEI M THEATER- (Morrison, between fclxth and Seventh) Advanced vaudeville Matinee at 2:1.1; tonlKht at 8:13. GRAND THEATER (Washington, between seventh atnl Park) Vaudeville de luxe. ?:::. ::w and l p. m. PANTAUKS THEATER (Fourth and Stark) Continuous vaudeville. 2:St 7-.10 and 0 -to P M. Death of Pioneer Woman. Mrs. Rachel Baird died yesterday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. A. S. Dresser, 321 East Thirty-fourth street. She was an early pioneer of California, having crossed the plains with her parents In 1M7, settling in Santa Clara. Sho was married to Curtis Baird. a California pioneer, in IBM. With her husband and family sho came to Oregon in 1X77 and made her home In Oregon City until 1S9S, Rince which time she had been a resident of Portland. Her husband died three years ago. She was the mother of nine children, seven of whom survive her Mrs. Charlotte A. Dresser. Dr. Alvln "VV., John C, Oenrge Clarke and Llzane G. Baird, of Portland; Mrs. Grace W. Macdonald, of Flint. Mich., and Mrs. Kate M. Bryce, of Seattle, Wash. The funeral will be held from the family residence, 321 East Thirty-fourth street, today at 2:30 P. M., and the interment will be In Greenwood CViurtery. Wife Causes His Arrest. Fred Ham lin, of 3:!0 Tillamook street, was arrested yesterday afternoon on complaint of Mrs. Hamlin, charging assault and battery. There had been some trouble between the couple early in the week and Hamlin had absented himself from home to avoid at rest. Constable Wagner succeeded, how ever, in locating the man yesterday and took Mm Into custody. Mrs. Hamlin, who 1m but IS years old, has been married two years, and has a divorce suit pending in Clackamas County. Mrs. Hamlin asserts her husband on Friday last not only beat her but also assaulted her sister, Mrs. Russell. Hamlin will have a hearing to- morrow morning In the Municipal Court. Will, Discuss Recall EJ. S. J. Mc Allister will address the People's Forum tonight at Its meeting in Selling-Hirsch hall. Tenth and Washington streets, on "The Kind of Charter Portland Ought to Have." The meetings of the Forum are of Increasing interest because of the prospect of having three distinct changes in the form of the charter presented to tlte people. A large delegation from the United 13a st Side Push Clubs" is expected to appear at this meeting and present their side, of the proposition to recall the members of the City Council. A large at tendance is expected. W-. J. Smith has opened a popular priced tailoring establishment in the Rothchild building, 2S7V4 Washington street. He has fitted up a fine sales room In the lobby of the office, the work rooms being on the fourth floor. C. H. Lane, Portland's best-known and most popular tailor, will have charge of the cutting-room, and will supervise th making of each garment, which Is a guarantee that the fit and workmanship will be perfect. New firm, new goods. Now Is the time to order a new suit for Kaster. Declinics to Extend Time. On the ground that conditions are extremely dangerous. Mayor Lane yesterday vetoed the ordinance passed by the City Council two weeks ago, extending the time for compliance with the provisions of the law as to wiring on overhead systems, where there are heavy currents. The Council fixed the time at June 1, lt09, extending it from last December. The ordinance regulates the manner in which wires must be strung, and is backed by union labor, led by the Electricians' local union. KAVANATJOH ArTNOONC-BS CAltBIDACT. John P. Kavanaugh yesterday announced his candidacy for re-election as City At torney. He filed his declaration of inten tion with the County Clerk, setting out his purpose, if re-elected, of continuing the important work now being done under his administration. As yet no candidates have appeared In opposition to (Mr. Kava naugh. Investors and Homeseekers, Atten tion. Auction sale of fine residence prop erty, lot 4, block 1S5, East Portland, two houses thereon, 465 and 467 East Ash St., March 23, at 10 A. M., at Courthouse door. Property of Levy estate. Title clear; abstract furnished. Inquire A. C. Emmons, attorney for administrator, Chamber of Commerce. Prices Out in Green Slabwood and continuing for the next 30 days, beginning Monday. March 22, the Albina Fuel Com pany wHl sell green slabwood at reduced prices. This is to avoid the Summer rush so get your order in now while the wood is cheap and your order can be tilled promptly. To get our prices phone Kast 1S2 or C 1117. Thbrb is only one Melba. one Sarah Bernhardt, one Paderewski and only one "Mann'" in the printing business in Port land and that is John M. Mann, at. the " Ivy Press. 68 Fourth street, ground floor. Both phones 40S8. IIousk-Plkasino Time- Is the Time to have your mattresses renovated and re turned the tame day. Main 474. A 1374. Portland, Curled Hair Factory. H. Metsger. 226-228 Front street. Council or Jewish Women. There will be a meeting of the Bible Study Class of the Council of Jewish Women, next Wed nesday at 2:30 P. M., in the vestry of Temple Beth Israel. Positively last week of auction sale of crockery, cut glass, hand-painted china, etc. Elite China & Glass Co.. 352 Mor rison street, near Seventh street. Home for Sale. Owner leaving city. Will sell my $6000 house and 50x100 lot. finely located In Goldsmith's Addition, at a bargain. A TS0, Oregonian. Timber for Sale. From 20.000,000 to :V00O.Oi feet of best Umber in the heart or Tillamook County. For particulars address! AD 7S1, Oregonian. Sewkd Soles, 75 Cents. Best Oak leather. While you wait, or sent for. Jacob Sell wind, S87 Stark, near Park. Phone Main "3o9. A 3212. Drt Corkwood, and slahwood, sawed or four-foot; prompt delivery. Steel Bridge Fuel Company. Phones: Kast 424. C 1773. Choice apartment site facing north, Lpvojoy and West 23d: $100 per foot, this week only. Frank Bollam. 12S Third St. United Wireless, prfd.. transferable. 100 shares for talc, at a big snap. D Till, Oregonian. Wanted. Hair interest in established contracting; and building business. B "SI, Oregonian. Wanted. Half Interest established real estate and insurance business. B 7S0, Oregonian, St. Martin's Hotel opened for season" ex tensive repairs have recently been made." H. P. Chriftensen Co., wall paper, paint ing, tinting, decorating, ith and Alder. For Rent. Nine-room house. 7tS Mar shall. Apply asl Washington street. Dr. Georob Ainslie has returned. Offices Oregonian building. Dr. Lion's dental office, Rothchild building. I'lione r.HN. . Dr. Swain, dentist. 311 rvakum bids. For Rent. Offices. Fentoii. building. V -catai.n-ers. 12-niile roadhouse. Doctors Mat Speed Aittoh. That nhr. slclans owning automobiles who exceed the speed limit while responding to pro fessional call?, are not violating the speed ordinance, was the opinionrendered yesterday by Judge Van Zante In the case of Dr. Calvin White, one of the 16 motorists arrested for racing on Holla day avenue Friday. The court held that as the physician was hastening, at the time, to attend a child suffering from pneumonia, the speeding of the machine waa not a violation of the ordinance. Henry Zimmerman, of the Studebaker Company, proved that he was being sent for a physician when arrested, and upon this showing he also escaped without a fine. W. H. Lee and H. W. Peterson entered pleas of guilty and were fined $14 each. -News Agest in Dilemma. J. B. Lang ford, a news agent on the Southern Pa cific, must either support his wife or break rock for the county. This matter was decided for Langford yesterday fore noon by County Judge Webster. Lang ford was up on complaint made- by his wife. He left her lately, after a squabble. ana wrote ner a letter from Ashland, say ing she might shift for herself in the future. Equipped with the letter she got out a warrant for his arrest. Langford told the Judge he had no money , to give his wife. The court's response was prompt and effective. It was that Lang ford goes to the rockpile if, by next Tues day, he hasn't devised means for giving his wife at least $25 per month. The Saxb of lots in Capitol Hill still continues; this is due to the fact that they are the cheapest lots on the market; Just think of it. full-size lots 50x100 feet, selling for $250, on the West Side, no draw-bridges to cross, 5-cent carfare and only 15 minutes ride from the center of the city on the Oregon Electric road, take .the cars at Front and Jefferson and come 'out today, men on the ground to show you. Particulars of Cloheesy & Smith, 401 McKay building. Third and Stark sts. Roomer Routs Burglar. W. H. Ben jamin, an employe of the -Honeyman Hardware Company, early yesterday morning discovered a burglar in his room, at 533 Morrison street. The intruder fled, from the room followed by Benjamin who was unable to capture the man. The burglar before entering Benjamin's room visited the room of "F. D. Webber, In the same building, and secured a small sum of money. v Grace- Methodist Church, Twelfth and Taylor streets Rev. John Henry Cudllpp, D. iD.. pastor. Evening theme; "Tester day." Men's chorus of 50 voices, by request, repeat "On the Sea" (Buck) and "Remember Now Thy Creator" (Rhodes). Quartet choir morning and evening. Pro fessor Wilder, organist and choir director. Imperial Scots Concert Compact. Under the auspices of the Burns Club of Oregon, Wednesday, March 31, at Arion nan. Tickets can be had from the mem bers of the Burns Club of Oregon, Clan JMacieay, St. Andrew's Society. Cale donian Society and from Duncan Macleod, oiv bwetiana building. Rev. William Parson, D. D.. of Beaver Falls, Pa., at Hawthorne Park Presby terian Church, Sunday morning and even ing. Theme "Room for the Spiritual" and "True Response of the Heart to the Love of Christ." Small Blaze Squelched. The Fire De partment was called out yesterday at noon to extinguish a blaze in the base ment of a residence, at 605 East Eleventh street. The fire was quickly put out. The loss amounted to $60. ' Don't fail to attend Saervald's illus trated lecture' on Norway, at Taylor Street Church, Monday evening, March 22. The lecture Is in English; 50 cents. "Heaven on Earth," the New Thought gospel, by Rev. Victor Morgan, in Alisky hall, Third and Morrison, every Sunday night. Free to all. , For Rent. Modern building ins new warehouse district, close in; 45,000 square feet floor space; trackage facilities.- A 775, Oregonian. - - Draughtsmen Wanted, by D. L Wil liams, architect. Chamber of Commerce. A Musical Treat! Brandes' Grill, 103 Sixth, serves the finest 50c turkey dinner ever prepared. Christian Science Books and supplies. Moffett's, 111 Sixth street. LARGE HOTEL CONTRACTS New Imperial and Hotel Portland to Be Furnished by J. G. Mack & Co. Contracts for supplying furniture for the complete refurnishing of the Hotel Portland were awarded yesterday to J. G. Mack & Co. The elaborate plans ior rerurmsnmg tne hotel were de scribed some weeks ago. The new fur niture, personally selected by Mr. Bow ers, Is of the finest character, and will be Installed by the local firm as soon as It can be produced by the manufac turers. "Coming so soon after our success In securing the complete furnishings for tne new imperial Hotel," said Mr. Mack yesterday, "the Hotel Portland's order Is naturally doubly gratifying. As you know, Mr. Phil Metschan, Jr., was In the Eastern markets with our buyer only last month. The furniture he selected is of the highest type, and everything else is In keeping. Be sides supplying everything; that goes into the New imperial, even down to the table linen, we shall design and ex ecute the decorative treatment through out. "Each-of these contracts is, I believe. larger than any previously plaeed in Portland, and the two together, both in the amounts of money involved and the work entailed upon our organiza tion, will certainly make a large show ing for our season's business." GREENOE HEIGHTS, $20 A Lot Office Open All Day Sunday for Week-Day Workers. Owing to the fact that it was im possible to take care of all of the callers during the week. C. J. Owen & Co., 414 Lumber Exchange building, Second and Stark, announce that they will be open all day Sunday. ST. THERESA'S Sanatorium has dismissed the children formerly under its care and the building which was occupied by them is now open for tuberculosis patients and incurables. All will be given the best of care both night and day. The public will kindlv call and not transact business by corre spondence. Phone Red 33. Oak Grove. Take Oregon City car to Oak Grove. PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES The Sibson Rose Nurseries. Acres of Roses! Two-year-old ' bushes. Grown in the open field. Now Is a good time to plant. Office and Nurseries 1180 Milwaukie avenue. . Sunday Dinner at the Louvre, $1.00 A special Sunday dinner will be served at the Louvre, corner Fourth and Al der streets, for $1, from 5 to 9 P. M. Jeffery's orchestra. Hoenig has opened a ladies' tailoring establishment at 426 Fleidner bids., will Introduce his work at moderate prices. Entre Nous Club's next dance Saturday v. March 27, Homesteaders Hall. Diamonds For the Bride A piece of fine diamond jewelry will please her best. It Is most appropriate' as a token of love, admiration and friendship, but it will be prized the most of all for the beautiful sentiment It ex presses. Tbe finest stock of diamond In Portland's largest Jewelry sjore. RIXGS of fancy cluster, set with rubies, sapphires, emeralds, pearls, turquoise, opals, etc.: $10 to $500. Earrings. $15 to '$500. Diamonds and o t h e r precious stones made up in La Valuers and fancy necklaces. $5 to $150. Bracelets set with diamonds and other precious gems, $5 to $250. Brooches, scarfplns, studs, hat pins, studded with gems of all kinds, from $10 to $500. Diamond solitaire engagement rings, 25 to lOOO. Tiffany wedding; rinsra slses 93 to 912. in aU WEDDING FAVORS Brooches, combs, signet rings, hatpins, scarfplns, watch fobs, tie clasps, cuff buttons, beauty pins. EVERY OT i: WHO BUYS JEWELRY of us feels that he or she has secured a good bargain. We Intend that every one shall feel that way. Every article we sell must be right In quality, style and price WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU. JAEGER BROS. 266 Morrison St., HELD FOR FENCING L HAN LEY AND OTHER STOCKMEN ARE INDICTED. Seven Complaints Are Returned by Grand Jury, Including Two Against Indians. Seven Indictments were returned yester day morning by the United States grand jury against alleged violators of laws coming under Federal Jurisdiction. The most Important of these was that against William Hanley, who is accused of ille gally fencing S5.000 acres of Government land in Harney County. Mr. Hanley Is a prominent stockman of Malheur County. Similar indictments were brought against Antone Vey, Joe Vey, John Boyd and Fred P. Phillips. The Veys are promi nent sheepmen in Umatilla County, but the Indictment charges them with fencing 1000 acres In Morrow County. John Boyd is alleged to have enclosed 360 acres in Union County, and Phillips 400 acres in the same county. Two husky redskins from the Umatilla reservation were indicted of crimes on their reservation, one offense" being that of Walter Bomson who was charged with the larceny of a saddle, and the other against John Ml'.chell on the charge of assaulting his mother with intent to kill. Mitchell attacked his mother one morning after imbibing too much firewater. He beat her over the head with a tepee pole, leaving her lying unconscious and almost dead. Bench warrants have been issued for the arrest of some of those indicted and several have been taken Into custody. Hanley is under bail for his 'alleged offense having been held last Fall to answer for it. The grand Jury ad journed until Monday. INVESTMENTS IN CHOICE REAL ESTATE. Third-Street Corner. $100,000 will buy an improved business corner on Third street; building Is new; modern; commands rent of $800 per month, and will pay 8 per cent net: a splendid Investment, as Its location (south of B-urnside) will be sure to enhance In value, as weii as pay a good rate of in terest. See ustor particulars. Fifth and Hoyt Corner. $50,00l buys fine Quarter block, covered with brick warehouse, on the northeast corner of Fifth and Hoyt streets; under lease until November, after which will pay a good rate of interest. Call On us. Seventh-Street Quarter Near the Custom-House. This Quarter block will improve well, as it Is very de sirably located, and is cheap at $50,000. For full particulars call, upon us. Sixth and Irving. Quarter block on the northwest corner of Sixth and Irving streets, near Union Depot, ready for improvement. Can show buyer good rate of interest on prop erty wnen bunt upon. Tenth and Flanders. V $32,000 buys this choice quarter bjock, very central and desirable; best buy in the city at the price. For particulars call upon' us. Fifteenth-Street Corner. Southeast . corner of Fifteenth and Marshall Btreets, 50x100, right across from the new General Electric Company's warehouse, trackage facilities, best single lot for the price, $17,500, to be had In the city. See us for particulars. Sixth-Street Quarter. Near Union Depot, new modern three story brick, all fully rented; monthly rental of $835; a very desirable bargain, being well located on Sixth street. See us for price and terms. Stark-Street Corner. t Very desirable corner lot on Stark street, close in, sure to prove an attrac tive Investment. See us about this If you want a good piece of inside property. We have a number of other good invest ments, close in, as we make a specialty of inside business property. Factory Site, " With river and rail transportation, 360 feet of river frontage, deep water, track age in the rear, most desirable site (com prising three acres of ground) for factory in or about the city. For particulars call on us. River Frontage. Have fine tract on the river, 900 feet of frontage, railroad and ' river transporta tion, large body of land, suitable for big mill or manufacturing plant. See us if you want such a piece of property. N. B. If you have good properties that you wish sold, list them with us, as we are in close touch with moneyed people, who invest money on our Judgment and 20 years' experience in dealing in Portland real estate. CHARLES K. HENRY & SOX, 250 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon. Mission! for Men. A mission for men will open at St. Diamonds For the Wife What will make a nicer Easter present to your wife than a beautiful diamond ring, sunburst, brooch, watch studded with dia monds; earrings or La Valller? The value will- always be there and the chances are that in a few years the article will be worth twice what you paid for It. - DIAMONDS ARE SURE TO ADVANCE Our stock of unmounted dia monds is one of the largest in the city. We can match any stone you bring in, from the smalt one, weighing -karat, to the larger ones, weighing 2 and 3 karats. Our $25 and $35 dia mond rings are the talk of the town. Compare them with oth ers. Our Diamond Brooches set in clusters or single stones, range in price from $10.00 up. Leading Jewelers and Opticians Bet. 3d and 4th OJfM LIMITED NUMBER SOLD Permits Now Selling For Season Tickets to 2d Annual Spring Musical Festival 5-C0NCERlSatARM0RY-5 Nlslit or April SO, May, 1, J, Afternoons, May 1, I, CHICAGO SYMPHONY 60 ORCHESTRA 60 Adolph Rosenbecker. Conductor. Portland Festival Chorus 300-V0ICES-30O W. H. , Boyer, rirector. 4 CELEBRATED VOCALISTS lO-INSTBCMENTAL SOLOISTS lo And the World-Famons Pianist MYRTLE ELVYN Permits may be boucht at Ellers With a Permit You Can SEE and HEAR 5 Concerts for S Concerts for .$2.00 .$1.00 tl,?1.?' Pe"r' stop. April s. After this date nothlns sold but slns-Ie ao missions to each concert "'nB'e aa" LawrencA'a Pliii.nl, tm.ij . i.urc ana snerman streets, at 7:30 this evening. The course or the sermons during the week will be preached by Rev. Walter L. Polk cr. niry oution, Kedemptorist WHERE TO DINE. SelIoacIe f the season at the - " iM.iaurim; nne private apart ments for ladles. 306 Wash., near Fifth. Special Sunday chicken dinner with ice cream. 60 cents; fine Oriental apartments parties; special' merchants' lunch : cents. 352 Alder street, corner Park. ' Castillian Grill, 427 Washington street. Chicken tamales and potpies a specialty. eru U1UUC1, O LO O JT. JU... OUC. 1 A special fi0c chicken rlinnr Hall's Restaurant, 330 Washington street. SPRING JJPENING. A complete and attractive display of - . pAticuia ana moaisn headgear. -1 bivs ua a caii ana compare prices. Savoy MilMnery. 284 Grand ave. FLORISTS. Tonseth Floral Co.. 12S 6th at. Wedding- and visttinjc cards. W. G. Smith a o., YYasning-ton bldg.. 4in ana )vasn. PHOTOGRAPHS Taken at Aune, Columbia bidg., will he uuiaueu promptly regardless of weather. New United Electric Railway 1 Harborton. See adv. Page 6, Sectio o. waicn tne movement down river." th CARD OP THANKS. i.?, to exPrss our thanks to the kind friends ar:d neighbors for their many. -. , . . n.i., expressions ot Syr pathy shown us during our great sorro J" aeam oi tne late Samuel A. Whis ler. Also for the beautiful floral offer ings. ' MRS. E. J. WHISLER AND FAMILY. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to thank our many friends who helped us by their kind words of sympathy In our recent bereavement, and for the many beautiful floral of ferings. MRS; JOHN SHERLOCK AXD FAMILY. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our sincerest thanks to our many friends for the warm sympathy extended during our recent sorrow. . MRS. MATILDA HALL AND FAMILY. Blamaner Pnoto - Supply . Go. For kodaks and films. Ill 6th st. Sirs. Malione Gets Divorce. On March 5 the courts of California will undoubtedly receive your patronage. There is not a man in Portland who cannot find here the Suit or Overcoat of his choice at precisely the price he wants to pay. The prices begin at $15 and range upward by easy stages to $50.00. THE "DEY" TIME REGISTER 1TT 1-T A 1VT STATIONERY & PRINTING CO J--'-- lillVl FIFTH AND OAK STS. granted Adele Mahone. who has friends and relatives In Portland, a divorce from Luther D. Mahone, with full care and custody of the minor child. TAILORED SHIRTWAISTS We are Portland agents for the VICTORIA T A I L O 11 E D W A I S T S, The best -fitting waist in America. Checked lawn, all TRXW HARK sizes 2.no Pure linen, several styles 3.50 The Original Neediecraft Shop 147V. Sixth tit.. Betweeu .llorrinon and Alder. The A. W. Schraale Co. 229-231 First Street Booksellers and Stationers Complete line of Stationery, Blank Books. Inks and Pencils, Files, Office Supplies, Wallets and Leather Goods, Fountain Pens, etc. . Big assortment of Easter Cards and Easter Novelties. Come and see Our Post Cards. IsL. Tornek Ladies' tailor, recently of the firm of Heiman & Tornek, 362 Washington St., Is now with Teesdale Co., 504, 505, 506, 507 Marquam bidg. THE PORTLAND SHOE REPAIR CO. 260 Yamhill, between Third and Fourth. Bauer & Stopper, Props. Phone Main i656. Shoes called for and delivered free Work Done While MEN5V You Wait "HEALING POWER" Discourse by Rev. Charles Gordon Ames, u. v., of Boston, Mass., and other Unitarian literature, sent free on application to Headquarters, 34(5 lanimii street, i'oitlaiiu. Or. THE BIG OREtJOJf MAIIATHOX RACE S Miles. 8K5 Yards. TO BE HELD AT THE OH 1 DM A I. BLDG 31 ARCH 20, Between the best distance-runners in the West. "Race starts 8r30 P. M. Seats on sale at Rowe & Martin's drugstore on Washington St.. and at Eyssell's If there is any ad vantage in being able to select your clothes from the lines of the Twelve best makers in America instead of one or two, you'll come directly here for your requirements; if you appreciate what it really means to share the benefits of our colossal pur chasing nower. we WILL EARN YOU MORE THAN ITS ORIGINAL COST EVERY YEAR DO YOU KNOW OF ANY BETTER INVEST MENT ALL MACHINES ABSO LUTELY GUARAN TEED DAILY OR WEEKLY TIME RECORDS FOR SO, 10O. ISO OR .200 EM PLOYEES SOLE AGENTS FOR OREGON 12 Bush or Climbing Roses for $1 A marvelous offer to Introduce our plants and seeds to thousands of new customers. All bush varieties. all climbins. or an assortment of both, all different, field grown, the choicest varieties, our selection, $3 worth of roses for $1. Large, strong, healthy, hardy plants that will grow quickly and bloom freely this season. Stamps, coin or money order accepted. FREE Our handome 100-page catalogue. "Write for it. Please men tion this paper. CHAS. C. NAVLET CO., Seedsmen, Nursery men. Florists, San J owe, California. With our new method of Eye-testing we give vou the BEST lenses, the BEST fit ting nose piece, and the .BEST workmanship in the city, at a most reasonable price. Our workroom is the most up-to-date on the Coast, and we can supply lenses as low -as $1.50. No extra charge for our system of Eye-testing. Established 1896. DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS 218-21 Failing Bidg., Cor. Third and Washington, Second Floor; Take Elevator. Schwab Printing Co. BEST tPOKK. S.r.ASOKBI.m MrCEs' t 4- 7 ! STARK STREET! TEETH Without Pfaf.j. We will grlve you a good 22k gold or porcelain crown for K 3.5 Molar Crowns 5.0ft 2l!k bridge teeth...- s.oo Gold or enamel fillings 1.00 Silver fillings r Inlay fillings of all kinds 2.50 Good rubber plates 6.00 The bes': red rubber plates 7.SO Celluloid Plates - 10.00 Painless extractions, with local.. , .50 Painless extractions, with Somno- Jprm 1.00 Painless extractions free when plates or bridge work is ordered. All work guaranteed for 15 years. Dr. H. A. Huffman Is now located permanently with us. dr. w. a. WISE President and Manaccr. Assisted br Dr. H. A. Huffman, Dr. A. B. Stiles, Dr. Van R. Bilyeu, Dr. D. S. Bomgardner, Dr. J. J. Pittitvsr. THE WISE DENTAL CO. line.) The Knilinsr Bids., 3d and Wash. St. Office Honrs 8. A. M. to S P. M. Sundays 9 to 1. Phones A and Mnin C29. ALL-WORK GUARANTEED WE ARE $TILL SELLING Those J2.75, 3.00, $4.00 and J5.00 lines of umbrellas with gold and pearl and silver and pearl handles which hate attracted so much attention. Our competitors want to know how we can do it. We are manufacturers. That's the answer. We also have the low-priced staple lines, including the best $1.00 umbrella on the Coast. See our $1.50 and $2.00 Rustproof Um brellas. They are for hard service. WE RECOVER UMBRELLAS in all lines of silk and mixed goods and do it well and cheaply. Get our prices. JUST RECEIVED, Direct from New York, all the newest ideas In Directoire Handles. MEREDITH'S 312 Washington Bet. 5th & h Sts. THE PERRY HOTEL Madison St. CB. Borcn Ave. SEATTLE Absolutely Fire-Proof Euro peas Plaa CnhedWireleu Station Tbe Hlfiheat Grade Erery Modem Co TeBlencc Centrally located and eommandintr a view of the Olympics, Cascade Mountains. Mt. Rainier and Pujret Sound. Auto-' Bus meets trains and boat J. S. McTERNAN. Manager Removal Notice The Portland Marble Works have removed to 264-266 Fourth street, opposite City Hall. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS FURS! FURS! For less than at wholesale. Remodel ing a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds made to order. L SCHUMACHER FURRIER. 20D Madison. - - - Tel. BXala Ml? '$2 I t3rBtLUS jiiffll'