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AMUSEMENTS.
3BPHEUM THEATER (Morrison, between
Sixth and Seventh) Vaudeville. Thla
afternoon at 2:15. and tonight at 8:15.
BAKER THEAIRR iThlrd. botween TamhlU
and Taylor) William D11U In "Tne Man
Krom Mexico.". Tonight at 8:15.
PORltAND THEATER fFourtentn and
Waahlngton) "Around the Town." To
night at 8:13.
SRAM) THKATER Parte and Washington,
Vaudeville. Thla afternoon at 2:lf; to
night at 7:30 and 0.
STAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Motion pictures. Continuous, from 1:30 to
10.30 P. M.
Book Exhibit at Library. A collec
tion of 16th century books has been
placed on exhibit at the library A
number of the most prominent presses
of Europe at this -period are included,
that of Aldus Manutius of Venice be
ing probably the most important. The
Kstlenne press at Paris is represented
by four - examples, one of them being
the Bible which first had he division
Into -verses. Others from this press are
printed -with , the celebrated "Royal
Ireeks" type. Of the Swiss printers.
P"roben is the best known and the
specimen from this press is the trans
lation of the New Testament 1y
Krasmus, most of whose books were
issued by Frobcn. There' are several
volumes from the English printers, the
(post noteworthy being "The Sicke
Man's Salue" from the press of John
Taye, the "Breeches Bible." printed by
Barker in 1583, and the paraphrase on
the New Testament printed by Ed-
warde "Whitchurehe at the "Signe of
the Sunnc" in 1549.
Church JJottces.
Mrs. Erodbeck. of New York City, will
speak Sunday, at Chrlstensen hall.
Kle-enth and Yamhill streets, at the
hours of 11. 3 and 8. Subjects: Life,
Mind. Spirit or the inner meanings of
-hrit Jesus' teachings. Mrs. Brodbeck
has an international reputation as an
authoress and lecturer, and ia considered
one of the most scientific demonstrators
of divine healing in the world. Come,
'liring sick. Admission free.
BmcoE LmoiTiON Ftod Grows. Re
l.orts of R. L. K. Simmons, of the
North East Side Improvement Associa
tion, phows that the fund provided for
the expenses of litigation in connec
tion with the Broadway bridge has
reached $1700. Of this sum, $400 was
added the past few days. It is ex
perted that the amount needed, $2000,
will come in as required.
Oermans Go to The Dalles.-A con
siderable delegation of Germans will
leave this morning for The Dalles to at
tend a meetlnsr of the German-SDeaking
Society at that place. Otto Kleemann,
president of the Consolidation of German-Speaking
Societies of Oregon, and
other officers will head the delegation.
The delegates will be entertained at The
Dalles by the local society.
Mrs. Brodbeck. of New Tork City,
will speak at Ohristensen Hall.
Kleverith and Yamhill, at the hours of
11,3 and 8; subject. "Life, Mind. Spirit
or the Inner Meanings of Christ Jesus'
Teachings." Mrs. Brodbeck has a wide
reputation as a lecturer and authoress
and Is considered one of the ablest
exponents of divine healing in Amer
ica. Come, bring sick.
Penal. Institutions Subject. "Penal
Institutions and Capital Punishment"
will be the subject for discussion at the
meeting of the Portland branch of the
International Ethical Educational Society,
stt 501 Yamhill street, Tuesday night, at
s o'clock. Mrs. Lydla. A. Irons, the presi-dent-at-larse.
will give the opening ad
drees. Tliis meeting is free to the pub
lic. Tub F. Y. Gaf.dam Banknote Coit-r-ANT.
nio Dckiun building. fashionably
engraved wedding, reception and visit
ing cards, crests, coats of arms, mono
grams, menu and dinner cards. Printed
on steel and copper. Banknotes,
hecks, drafts, letterheads, steel die.
I ' .V . . . . . .1 "t- . 1 i.
!hall -.'16.
For Stock and Fruit raising. A 1400
acre tract of the best fruit and stock
raising land iu Oregon. Fine large
barn, new 12-room house, running
water; only 2', 4 miles from railroad
ptation: J20 per acre. A splendid bar
gain. Clark Cook Co., room 6 Board
of Trade bldg.
Dr. Bdchasik to Speak. Dr. Bavlrt-
son Buchanan tvill continue his course of
lectures on civic righteousness, at the
Solllng-Hirsch hall, tonight at 8 o'clock.
The subjects will be "The Cities of India"
and "The Great Mogul's Climax of
GlonV Miss Florence Foster will sing.
Church of Our Father (Unitarian),
Seventh and Yamhill Kev. T. L. Eliot,
1. D., minister emeritus; Rev. W. G.
Kliot Jr., minister. Services 11 and
7:45. Morning. "First Aid to the Dis
couraged." livening, "Sound Reasons
for a Sane Fourth."
Oriental Rugs. Special sale this week;
2." to 40 per cent reduction throughout
our entire large and select stock. Don't
f:iil to take advantage of this great
rug-bryins opportunity. Cartozlan
Bros., importers of Oriental rugs, 473
Washington st.
Something Gooi. 5b0 acres of splendid
fruit and stock land, Linn County; 100
acres under cultivation, balance open;
buildings and other improvements, $30
per acre. An Al place and price very
low. Clark Cook 'Co., room 6 Board of
Trade hldg. ;
TVe Seu, hair mattresses retail at
wholesale prices, for 30 pound beds from
JV.fiO and up. We renovate mattresses and
return them the same day. Portland
Curled Hair Factory, H. Metzger, pro
prietor, 226-228 Front St., Main 474. A 137.
Sam Simpson's Poems.
Wanted agents In every city and town
In Oregon, Washington and Idaho; liberal
commission. .Write W. T. Bumey, 518
Board of Trade bldg., Portland, Or. .
For Sale.
125-volt. liO-IC W. General Electric Gen
erator, belt type- complete, with panel
and rail base. Aadreejs room 201 Orego
nlan bldg.
But an Orchard in Mountain View
orchard, tracts, Mosicr, on easy payment
plnn. Thomas McCusker, ;:29 Dumber
inona building.
V Dr. Aris-oud Li.ndset. Hotel Franklin,
3.1th and Wash.; office hours 10 A. M. to
3 P. M. Phone Main 7100.
Ponc.ee and linen suits made at rea
sonable prices. V. Kaspar, ladies' tailor.
Merchants Trust bldg.
Ice Cream, delivered to all parts of
the city promptly. Phono Washington
Cream Company.
TVilumbtte Fuel. Co. has best, dry,
old growth flrwood. Main 1225, A 1225.
Skb Reiser, the furrier's announce
ment, under Personal in classified section.
Wanted. To buy a good logging propo
sition. Box 226, University Station, Seattle
Swiss watch repairing. C. Chrlstensen,
second floor Corbett bldg., take elevator.
Oriental. Euos repaired and cleaned by
experts. Cartozian Bros., 473 Wash.
Dints at Richards', special Sunday din
ner $1 per cover. Park and Alder.
Otto Schumann Marble Works will bo
moved to Third and East Pine.
IIOTKx. Sunset open for guests. Ad
dress Long Beach Postoffice.
For Rent. Space for jewelry depart
ment. Grand Leader.
Jack King's Turkish baths. Imperial
Hotel Annex.
Printing? Anslcy, cheapest, best, 350 Oak
Motorctclb Leaps to Arrest. Ac
cused of obtaining money by false pre
tenses. J. W. Gossett. the proprietor of
a dyeing and cleaning establishment in
Lents, was arrested by Constable Wag
ner yesterday upon the complaint of
J. ,L. McKinley. another resident of
Lents. Mr. McKinley alleges that an
extreme desire to obtain a motorcycle
led Gossett to make a false represen
tation, as a result of which Gossett got
the $75 to buy . a maci.-ne. Gossett
visited Mrs. McKinley and said ne had
niade arrangements with her husband
to sign a note for $75. that he needeu
this signature immediately and that
her bus! and was down town. On this
representation she was induced to sign
her husband's name. When Mr. Mer
Kinley learned of the deceit, he applied
for a warrant immediately. ' Young
Gossett was released yesterday after
noon on bonds and will be brought be
fore Justice Olson on Monday fir a
hearing.
Storekeeper and Officer Differ.
Nathan Lewin'ski, the proprietor of a
little store at Fourth and Taylor
streets, was arrested yesterday upon, a
double charge growing out of his dis
regard to the admonitions of Patrol
man Post, who told, him he wa violat
ing a municipal ordinance by sweeping
dirt from his store floor Into the street.
Lewinskl resented the words of the of
ficer and when the latter attempted to
take him Into custody the storekeeper
slammed the door in the bluecoat's
face. Post secured' two warrants for
Lewinski's arrest yesterday morning.
He charged the merchant with violating
ordinance 20146 and with resisting an
officer. The merchant put up cash ball
for his releaso and will be arraigned
before Judge Bennett In the Municipal
Court Monday morning.
Striking Woman Is Charge. Charged
with striking a woman, F. A. Vondor
fer, manager of the Angeles Trust
Company, 326 Washington street,
was arrested yesterday by Constable
Wagner, and taken to the Justice
Court. He was released upon deposit
log cash ball of $50 and will have a
hearing before Justice Olson Monday.
The complainant against Vondorfer is
Mrs. Alice Scruggs, who lives at 1039
East Twenty-second street. Uorth. She
alleges that Vondorfer came to her
house to take possession of a stove
which he said he hadi bought from a
third person. She disputed his title to
the stove and says he tried to force
an entry Into the house to take pos- j
session of the stove. xrt. Scruggs de
clares that Vondorfer thrust out his
arm and struck her in the chest.
Valitfi of Spoiljid Clothes Asked. I
R- Flagg has brought suit in Justice
Court against J. C. Bayer, sheet metal
contractor, whose shop is at Second
and Madison streets, for ruining a $45
suit of clothes. Papers in the case were
servedi yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Constable Kiernan. It seems that on
April I some workmen in Bayer's em
ploy were repairing the cornice and
roof of Pantages Theater. Mr. Flagg
passed at the time and some tar was
accidentally dropped- upon him -from
above. He alleges that his suit was
completely ruined by the tar and asks
that he be reimbursed for the amount
he had paid for it, $45.
Bishop Hartzl.br Arrives. Bishop H.
B. Hartzler, of the United Evangelical
Church, arrived yesterday and is the
guest of Rev. H. A. Deck. He will
preach In the First Church. Ladd'e Ad
dition, today, morning and evening. Mon
day evening he wil preach at Warren
and Tuesday night he will fill an appoint
ment at Bell. He will then start on offi
cial visits to the United Evangelical
churches of the Oregon conference in. the
Willamette Valley. Next Sunday he will
be at Dallas. Sunday, May 1, he will re
turn to Portland and preach in the St.
John United Evangelical Church.
Miss Bollmas Quits Postoffice. Miss
Celia E. Bollman, for many years con
nected with the Portland Postoffice,
yesterday tendered her resignation to
Postmaster Young on account of 111
health. Victor P. Bode, of 40 East
Twelfth street. North, will be her suc
cessor. Miss Bollman was bookkeeper
and assistant to Cashier "Dick" Straus
at the time a shortage was discovered
in his accounts and which finally led
to his trial and conviction. Following
that affair Miss Bollman secured a
transfer to the registry division, where
she has since been employed.
Fire Protection Investigated. The
fire committee of the Executive Board
yesterday morning made a trip of In
spection to Woodstock. Arleta and
Sunnyside, to Investigate conditions
there as to tire protection. Two lots
were offered In Arleta for $2000, which
is considered a high price. The com
mittee desires to purchase ground for
an engine-house in that locality. Some
hose and. a reel will be provided for
Woodstock. The Sunnyside station
house is in need of repairs, and will
probably be attended to soon.
Cox to Address Epworth League.
Chief of Police Cox will be the principal
speaker at the quarterly rally of Port
land District. Epworth League to ne held
in Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
next Wednesday night. He will tell
about the dangers that beset young peo
ple in a great city and how to avoid
them. Following lita address, Wesley and
Thoburn league chapters will entertain
the other chapters of the district in a
social hour.
Basbbah. Todat!
Basebaxj. Todat !
24th, and Vaughn 9ts.. 2:f!0 P. M.
Dii.worth Derbies
vs.
West Sides
24th and Vaughn Sts.. 2:!X P. M.
A Red-Hot Game.
Admission 25 Cents.
Grandstand 35 Cents.
Bank Clearings Increase. Portland
bank clearances showed an increase of
::5 per cent last week over the corre
sponding week In 1909, reaching a total
of $11,292,3X8.31. The figures for the
same week in the pree-.ling year were
$8,434,803.67. The clearances yesterday
showed an increase over the corre
sponding Saturday of 190.9 of about
$466,000, aggregating for the day
608.087.12.
Pull, With the Tide. Oregon Life did
a larger business in Oregon in 1909 than
any other life insurance company:
It is surpassing day by day its own
wonderful record of last year. The
agency force is composed of high-grade
buslnessgetters. We need more of them.
Li. Samuel, general manager, Corbett
building. n
Just Completed, five handsome modern
new bungalows of five rooms each, with
basement, attic, fireplace, beam celling,
and one block west and north of Union
avenue, corner of Dekum avenue; $2650
and $2750 on easy terms. Houses will be
open today after 2 P. M. for inspection
F. W. Torgler. 106 Sherlock bldg.
Sam Simpson's Poems. Every lover of
West Coast scenery, history, patriotism,
religion, morals, love and lovers, or who
think of life and death or the beautiful
in thought or dof'd will welcome Simp
son's poems.
Must Pat Up. As the business of Mc
Allen & McDonnell has been sold, all
those owing the firm are requested to
call at once; entrance side door on 3d St.
See Reiner, the furrier's adv. in cias
siiied column personal.
Wooster's fat Havana cigars.
WAREHOUSEPROPERTY.
We have for sale a quarter block on
Fifteenth street, in the heart of the ware
house district, bringing in some Income.
This can be purchased for less than $30,
000. For price and terms applv to
CHARLES K. HENRY" CO.,
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or.
Aldrlcli Silent as to Candidacy.
WARWICK. R. I., April 16. Senator
Nelson W. Aldrich, who is resting at his
home at Warwick Neck, said today he
CLOCK tm
SALE jf8!
Every Clock In our
store will be no Id at
redaction daring:
tblat week.
We have juat been
notified that a large
shipment of clocks
ordered some time
ago will arrive here
in a week or ten days.
We must majce
room for them, and,
in order to move our
Iiresent stock quick
y, will offer
A- DISCOUNT OF 10
TO 60 PER CENT
off on all our clocks.
TnlM ought to In- in
terest you if In need I
J
of a timepiece. Come i
early.
As Above C25.00.
Itearular Price S2.
THE LARGE JEWELRY STORE,
Jaeger Bros.
206 MORRISON ST., Bet. 3d and 4th.
did not care to affirm or deny a report
that he wouid not be a candidate for re
election In 1911. He also refused to discuss
a report that he will, give up his work
on most of the Senate committees dur
ing the remainder of his time.
GLEE CLUB IS ORGANIZED
V. M. C. A. Singers Plan to Give
Series of Concerts.
A male chorus was organized last Tues
day night at the Y. M. C. A. This is the
first attempt ever made to organize a
full-fledged Y. M. C. A. Glee Club. Most
of those who signed ' up have trained
voices.
The value of such an organization to
the Y. M. C. A. is thought to be con
siderable. The club begins with a mem
bership of 24, and more will be added
later. Officers were elected last Tuesday
night, and plans made for the work of
the club. Robert Boice Carson, of this
city, will take charge of the work. It Is
planned to give a number of concerts
during the year.
Following are the officers and members:
President, J. Falres: vice-president, R. H.
Robertson: secretary, G. A. Pollard; treas
urer. J. W. Palmer; librarian, B. G.
Mitchell.
The personnel of the club Is as follows:
First tenor, J. V. Kepler, F. Goodwin, D.
Matthews, W. L. Murray, L. H. Stone.
W. A. Brwln; second tenor, W. B. Salt,
Jr., J. Hat-grave, R. H. Robertson. A. T.
Wisdom, H. Black, E. Drake: first bass,
D. Lane, B. G. Mitchell, J. W. Palmer.
G. A. Pollard, H. Smith. G. P. Lyle: sec
ond bass, G C. Gray, O. E. Haring, S.
Rasmussen, H. K. Griffin, C. C. Faulker,
W. E. Stone.
YOUNG MEN NOT TEACHERS
School Board Wonders Why Few
Seek Careers in Portland.
Why is it that few young men. gradu
ates of city high schools, become teach
ers in the public schools of this district?
This question Is asked by the members
of the Board of Education, who believe
that teaching should be a man's work,
as well as a woman's. City Superin
tendent Rigler said that while there was
a special training class for young women,
there was none for young men.
At tho last meeting of the Board of
'Education, some of the directors asked
why no young men became teachers in
Portland. Mr. Rigler then gave his state
ment as to there being no training class
for them. The army of teachers employed
by tho district is composed almost wholly
of women, although the majority of tho
principals are men. Whether there will
be made an effort to establish a training
class for young men remains to be seen.
WEST SIDE HOMES.
i'
A beautiful home on Portland Heights,
only recently finished, superb view, only
a few minutes" ride from the city; price
$35,000.
A magnificent residence, just completed,
ground 100x125 feet, in the most fashion
able part of the city.
NOB HILL RESIDENCE.
Ten rooms, modern appointments, with
in easy walking, distance; only $16,000;
worth $25,000. For particulars see
CHARLES K. HENRY CO.,
HHXRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak Sts.. Portland, Or.
WHERET0 DINE.
AH the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladies, 305 Wash., near oth st.
A special 60c chicken dinner today at
Hall's restaurant. S30 Washington at.
Chicken dinner. Peerless Cafeteria.,'' 104
Fifth, near Washington.
Stein's Restaurant, 122 Fourteenth
street, near Washington.
APARTMENT SITE.
Splendid quarter block on Nineteenth
Street: only two blocks north of Wash
ington street: the best piece of property
In the market for the money. For price
and terms apply to
CHARLES K. HENRY CO., ,
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak Sts.. Portland, Or.
ORIENTAL RUGS.
We are still doing business in the
"new" stand. . We have the goods and
we give tho bargains. Come and see
our assortment and buy while you have
the chance. The Oriental Rug Co.. 147
Sixth street.
M0RRIS0N-S1 PROPERTY.
A full-sized corner lot, close in, rapidly
Increasing In value; price $40,000.
CHARLES IC. HENRY CO.,
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or.
13TH-STREET PROPERTY.
Warehouse site on Thirteenth street,
close In. tho best buy In the , city for
warehouse purposes at the price. See us
for particulars.
CHARLES K. HENRY CO.,
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or.
Draft Is Clew to Missing Woman.
PITTSBURG, April 16. It Is reported
"BROOK"
Peer of AH $3 Hats
pirn M' i- . ., ,rv s i T
that Miss Annie Maul, who la said to
bo a large stockholder In a prominent
local bank, has been located In Austin,
Tex., after a 10-year search' for her.
A few days ago Miss Maul drew on the
bank here for several hundred dollars.
Informing the bankers that she was a
stockholder and had not drawn a divi
dend for 10 years. This draft gave
Pittsburg relatives a clue to her where
abouts and a brotherrin-law and two
sisters are said to have found her liv
ing the life of a, recluse in Austin. It
ia said that the reunited family is now
returning to Pittsburg.
Portland Heights Property.
We have for sale ten lots in the most
sightly part of. Portland Heights, right
on the carline, and unsurpassed view.
Purchaser could sell the majority of the
lots and net a handsome profit, and at
the same time retain one of the building
sites for himself. 'For price and terms
inquire of
CHARLES K. HENRY CO..
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or.
To Warehousemen or Wholesalers.
Have a client who will build on half
block, on trackage, best part of the ware
house district for tenant, on long term
lease, if wanted at reasonable rate. Any
person or firm wanting a large warehouse
covering a full half block will do well to
call upon us.
CHARLES K. HENRY CO.,
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak Sts., Portland, Or.
Bargains In Oriental Rugs.-
We have decided to extend our
Special Bargain Sale for one week. Be
one of the crowd and take - advantage
of this wonderful cut in prices. Atiyeh
Bros., 394 Washington street.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Aune, Columbia Bldg., Main, A 1S3S.
A Hint in Time.
Order the Mount Hood Brewing Com
pany's famous Bock Beer now; to be de
livered at your home. Phone East 139
or B 1319.
C.IRD OP THAXKS.
Mrs. August Praeger wishes the mem
bers of the-lvanhoe Lodge, K. P. the
Musicians' Mutual Association and the
many kind friends who sent her flow
ers to know that she deeply appreciates
their kindness to her in her recent be
reavement. '
CARD OK THANKS.
We desire to thank our many friends
and acquaintances for their many sots
of kindness and beautiful floral offer
ings shown us in the recent death of
our beloved daughters and sisters, Mary
and Anne. MR. AND MRS. T. CAULEY
AND FAMILY.
Plant Gibson's Roses. Phone Sell wood 960.
FIFE llBrAIBl a
Of ewery description by
nali. Amber, brier and
neenchaiun. Artificial
coloring. Bla Slebel A
(.. 02 Id rortland.
CCHVYAB PRINTING CO
OSOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE
a--T4 STARK STREET
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:hocolate
friscos w
ff Swetland's makes some
erackerjack chocolates, l
t but none better than 11
Chocolate Frlscos ft
l the y'r e certainly fine. I
Displayed In center ,
f window.
Free sample for the ask- lg
25c BOX
We
Patting
to glasses, we give you the most care
ful and scientific examination in the
city. No extra charge for this part of
the work, and you will find our prices
most reasonable. Established since
1896, we are here to give you the
best results and entire satisfaction.
DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS
2tS-219 FAILING BIDG..
Cor. Thirrt and Waahlnarton Slreetn.
Second l-'loor. Take Elevntor.
PHOENIX
IRON WORKS
KncinPfrs. Foundra,
Maehlniata and liollerinalbern.
Itolldlng and Structural "Work.
AVE MAKE
Kire Hydranta, Haul. Cut
Gears, Hydraulic Utantu, AVateF
fiatea, Lumber Trnrk.
HAWTHORNE AVE. AND EAST THIRD
PORTLAND, OH.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
ITe w steel and brick (structure. Furnished at
cost of $200,000. Every comfort and con
Tenience. On carlmea transferrins all over
city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers.
Bead for Booklet "with map of San Francisco
THE PERRY HOTEL
Madison St.
A Boren At.
SEATTLE
Abiolatet?
FUa-Proof
Earoaeaa
Plan
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i -'is wi.-;, iv- i
auira
United WinlaU
Statloa
Tne Hifibait Grade Every MoJera Goarenleac
Centrally located and commanding a view of the
Olrmpica. Cascade Mountain. ML Rainier and
Facet Sound. Auto-'Bua meeta traina and boat
IF IT'S
HOE
GO TO
KNIGHT'S
WASHINGTON
NEAR SECOND
CRIMSONWINTERRHUBARB
auso per Duxen; S6.0O per Hundreds 40
per Thouannd. Superlative and other
berry plants. A ursery atock of all kind.
J. B. WAGNER
The Rhubarb aad Kerry Specialist.
PASADENA, CALICORMA.
You
In I
Everyone must admit that VALUE", thoueh not the ONLY
essential to success, is nevertheless a most important factor; a
store that would gain in prestige and power a store that would
increase its sales from day to day must give good values, for
every man wants his full money's worth; we are demonstrat
ing this fact daily.
particularly request that you
arid
Mrokaw Clothes
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE PORTLAND SELLERS FOR THESE
FINE MAKES, SUITS AND OVERCOATS $25.00 TO $40.00
Our display of $15 Suits and Overcoats affords a marvelous
array of styles and patterns; when you see them you'll say
they're the best values you ever saw for .... 3 1 S.OC
College Brand Clothes for clever young fellows can only
be had here, in Portland. Prices . . $15.00 to $25.00 j
r
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FIFTH AND
HAM
Chicago leach Hotel
r V
Finest Hotel
combines the restful quiet
- , . , : At M rwn
minutes' ride by express trains separates the theatre and
shopping district from this delightful spot. Here, sur
rounded by beautiful lawns, flower-beds, tennis courts,
. : U 4-v,i w.-froartlno' hrff7.f)l of LAKe
etc., ycru u -
Michigan. For the bathers
i r-b.t.A.4-. irrff own
winAe on nearly 1.000 feet
outside rooms iov private rami, lauieuucibcutu.
,Am r,t tintxl ariioin the
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