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Newspaper Page TextCITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGOXIAX TELEPHONES. frtnttn Room Stain, TOTO. A 6 rliy Circulation. Main TO. A Sn Manadnc Editor Main 70TO. A J5 hunday Editor Main T07O. A Composing Koom Main TOTO. A Superintendent Bulldlna. .idala 10.0. A 090 ORPREfX THEATER (Broadway and Ter- ior) vaudeville. This afternoon at 3:" and tonia-ht at BAKER THEATER (Broadway end Mrrl- on atreet) Baker players In ' Hanim." This afternoon at 2:15 and to- niKht at 8:1".. EMPRESS THEATER (Broadway and bill) Vaudeville. Thla afternoon at iua and tonlcht at 1 SO and 9. FANTAG K'S THEATER (Broadway andAl- der Vaudeville. Thla afternoon at l.ie and tonlcht at T:30 and 0. LTRIC THEATER (Fourth and '"l Musical comedy. "The aT Thla afternoon at 1:16 and tonlnt at 30 to 10:42 o'clock. PKOPLE S. PTAR. ' ARTADK. OH JOT. . TIVOU AND CRTSTXL Flrst-rua pie- turea. 11 A. M. to 12 P. M. GLOBE THEATER (Eleventh and Wash- Inmon) Continuous Ilm-run motion pic tures. RECHEATIOV PARK (Twenty-fourth and Vauchn ) Baseball. Portland vs. Tacorov Thla afternoon at 2:3a OAKS AMUSEMENT PARK (care from First and Aider Royal Italian Band and vaudeville. Afternoon at J:0; evenings at I P. M. Bootblack Freed. Soliciting; trade for a bootblack stand is not an in decent and immoral act within the purview of the statute. In the opinion of Municipal Judge TaiwelL The rollns; waa made yesterday in the case of Jake Jlolfon. a Third-street shine artist, complained asralnat by Mrs. J. Abraham son, of 327 West' Park street. Mrs. Abrahamson resented gestures made by the bootblack, which she construed to be improper, but Holfon convinced the court that he simply was inviting; the woman to patronise his art. Even this i Is an offense against a city ordinance, more honored Jn the breach than the observance, but the court listened to Holfons plea that Mr a. Abrahamson had stopped and looked about as If contemplating; entering, and he was dismissed. No Ca.mdidatw to Oct Msurnow. A political meeting- at which no candi date will be mentioned will be held at the Portland Heights Clubhouse Tues day evening;. The playground bond issue Is the only subject, ere the Council Crest purchase being; kept In the background. The Portland Heights and Council Crest Improvement Asso ciation and the Parent-Teachers' Club have called a meeting; at which V. Vin cent Jones will be the principal speaker. Mr. Jones represents the Greater Port land Plans Association as chairman of its playgrounds committee. Children of the Alnsworth school will give a calls, thenlc drill. Children's Par ads Abasookcd. At the meeting of school principals In the IJncoln Hlith School yesterday after liscuslon It was decided to abandon the children's parade fpr the present year. This decision was reached be cause not enough children have volun teered to make It a success. Repre sentatives from the East Side Busi ness Meti'a Club were present. So all arrangements for the parade have been called off. Only about 1500 chil dren volunteered to enter the parade, when 3000 are needed to make a show ing. PROCRKSSrvB Brstxiss Men Verm. With 57 voting at the noon luncheon of the Progressive Business Men's Club Thursday, the following vote was cast: The number of first, second and third choice votes following the names: For Mavor, Albee, 4. 3, 1: Rushlight. C, (, S; Mckenna. . 10, 6: Smith. 0. 0. 4. For Auditor, Barbur, 39. 1: Richardson. 10, S. 6: Moser. 4. t. 3: Helmo. t. 1, 2. For Commissioners, Brewster. 31, 6, 1: Clark, 19 . 3: Dana. 28. s. 4: Dleck, 24. . ; toppcnbach 19, 11. 3. Girl's Testimony Not Convincing. The testimony of a girl 4 yeara old. unsupported by other evidence, waa viewed . with . distrust in . .Municipal Court yesterday when the little daugh ter of Louise urutacn. 383 lamnui street, told her story against J. E. Mc Carrick. accused of stealing a willow plume.- The defendant admitted being In the room with the child at the time when, she said, he snatched the plume from a hat, but denied the theft. To Thosk Who Rest. I will build on terms of purchase the same aa the rent you pay. Every day this week 1 will be on the ground from 10 A. M. to S P. M. Special appointments made between S and I o'clock In the even ing at Main 7760 or A 7374. Take Mississippi-avenue "Kenton" car, at Third and Alder street, to Dekura Ave, one block north of Portland boulevard. O. Gustafson. Attention. Spanish - American War Veterans. The annual church me morial service will be held today at the .First Presbyterian Church. 12th and Alder sts., at 3:30 P. M. Chaplain W. P. Gilbert will officiate. Comrades will assemble at the Courthouse it 1 P. M. and will march to the church. All romrades are requested to a tend. By order of the Commander, A. E. Cooper, George H. Carr. adjutant. Missionary Society Entertained. The Women's Foreign Missionary So ciety of the Lents Methodist Church was entertained at the home of the new president, Mrs. A. F. Holllngsworth the first of the week. About 40 were present. Miss Maud Kenwortny, who passed sometime as a missionary in India, gave a talk on India life. Merchants Are Warned. All mer chants are warned to be on their wunrti aa-ainst an unknown check forger who has stolen a book of lithographed checks from the E-estern Outfitting Company and has forged signatures on a number of them. Four, of the forgeries have made their appearance, aggregating 85. Quality Is Remembered Long after the price is forgotten. Sue-.- don't consist in getting orders. but reorders. Good workmanship Is Just as Important as good materials. Call In and see what a fine suit we can make for $25. Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark, bet. Fifth and Sixth. Vote for J. II. Nolta. No. 2S. the man that does things, the father of the Interstate bridge, the Rose Shower: who fona-ht hard for the Broadway bridge. He baa donated his time for seven years for the up building or tne city, maae good In the last Legislature. For all the people, all the time, inm av.,- Wuh Skrmok Preached Today. i A sermon In the Welsh language will be preached today at the Church of the Strangers. Grand avenue and Wasco street, at 3 P. M.. by Rev. John Rhys Griffiths. Maldwyn Evans win sing. All Welsh people are Invited to attend. Bring your hymn books. Vote rent Vbrsteeo for Commls eloner. Why? 49 years In Portland: 1532.30 taxes; business man with a rrconi clear; one telephone system, owned by the city, and a 50c phone for every home In Portland. No. 44 on the ballott. (Paid adv.) Commencement Is Jem 7. Com mencement exercises of the Gillespie School of Expression will be held In the new Lincoln High School audi torium Saturday evening. Admission free. FOB Sale. One US-volt, direct current generator, complete with Held rheostat, ammeter and circuit breaker. This machine Is In good repair. Ad cress room 203 Oregonlan bldg. Warehouse property to lease for term of years. 100x100 southeast cor. Fourth and Hoyt- Phone Main 1410 or write A 13, Oregonlan. Meredith, modern newly-renovated. three-room apartments. $20; good serv ice; walking distance; references. Til Washington. Main ilJ4. w A Good Chance. A well maintained, 7 passena-er Pierce Arrow for sale by o-W. R- Se Hinkle, room 6t Wells-Furgo bldg. Smart SHdp. Imported millinery 144 Broadway. All hats at a great reduction. " Dr. E. A. Somber has returned. After hearing testimony In the divorca suit of Ethel r.. M.Kra aemlri.t Jamea Carrothers and granting the plaintiff a decree yes terday Circuit juage jiavanaugn in structed the District Attorney's office to investigate for the purpose of ascer taining If a criminal charge should not be lodged against the defendant. Mrs. Carrothers, whose maiden name of i. -1 Bh....Ml . . -fnred bv the decree, and other witnesses testified that Can-others coaxed ner to go wim him to Goodnoe Hills. Wash., where .wa- i . i.nnstfn-tlon camp. and enter a life of shame, telling her that Bhe could earn enougn money i support both and to spare. She is Is years of age. Carrothers Is about 40. Bono "Good Indian Disastrous. Being a "good Indian" proved dis astrous to Joseph Bushman, a student at the Umatilla school, where some of his fellow redskins developed a thlrst. Buehmaj. was delegated a committee of one to find some firewater of the re. quislte potency and in Federal Court yesterday he admitted that he took the fluid to the school, where much revelry resulted. Judge Bean Imposed the mini mum sentence, two months In the Coun ty Jail and a fine of $100 on the charge of Introducing liquor Into an Indian reservation. Relief- Corps Chanors MrsriNO Days. The Llncoin-Garfleld Woman s Relief Corps will, hereafter, hold regular busi ness meetings on the first and third Fridays of each month Instead of Tues days as formerly. This change was made necessary since hte removal to the oorps new quarters In the Court house. The Lincoln-Garfield and George Wright Women's Relief Corps will serve dinner to the veterans and their families on Memorial day at 12 o'clock In their hall in the Courthouse. All comrade are especially welcome. M. Morgan's Funeral Held. The fu neral of M. Morgan was conducted from his home In Lents by Rev. Mr. Solomon, of the Mormon Church. Mr. Morgan had been a resident of Lents for ten years. He was 52 years of age. A widow, a daughter and ' three sons survive him. Morgan was discovered unconscious Saturday evening last with a bullet hole In his forehead. He remained unconscious until death. He had been In the employ of the street railway company, but quit on account of continued 111 health. OrrtCALS Go TO Salt Lake. Officials Of tire 0.-W. R. & N. Co. left last night for Salt Lake City, where they will at tend a meeting of Oregon Short Line officials to check up new passenger rates. In the party were Frank W. Robinson, assistant traffic manager; William MoMurray. general passenger agent; A. C. Jackson, advertising man ager; E. F. Deigert. rate clerk, and T. A. Dickson, secretary. Illinois Socibtt to Meet. The Illi nois Society will meet Wednesday night, ..... . a f.iu-k In Manchester Hall. S5H Fifth street. This meeting has been designated "Rally Night." as the society will hold Its first meeting In Its new quarters, which have been secured for the year. All members are urged to be present. All former 1111 nolsans are especially Invited to this meeting. Waverlt Clue to Meet. The Waverly-Rlehmond Improvement Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday night, at the Congregational Church, East Thirty-fourth and Eleworth street. Officers will be elected and a cordial Invitation Is extended to the new residents of the district that they may exercise their Influence for the bene fit of our section of the city. - Priest to Celebrate Jubilee. Rev. Alexander Cestelll. D. D.. will celebrate one golden Jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood, on Thursday at 8t Mary's Cathedral. Ceremonies will begin at 10 A. M. Many distinguished members of the Catholic hierarchy will be in attendance. Right Rev. Dennis Joseph O'Connell. D. D.. of Richmond. Va, will deliver the address. THE owners Of Capitol Hill Addi tion are offering some special Induce ments this coming week to lot buyers. . in 4r.f mnderate-nrice lots will certainly become Interested if they will go out and iook mis property i . e n.ln.t.. rifle, out on the Oregon Electric Railroad, 6c carfare. Agents on the ground. Mrs. Cliftord moore to have e cital. Mrs. Clifford Moore (Mary Mc Kenxie Cahill) will present in recital at her home. 32 East Twelfth street. Monday evening. May i': noun pupu. Misses Olive MUCKiey. Irene uriui.i T...,n - ni.no nunils. Misses vvrne . . o ..... . r Marian Lawrence. Henryetta Lawrence and Robert Lister. Thbj average man cannot quit drlnk- ..,. h.in Wn can helo you by relieving all desire for drink within three to seven oays. im v V Instltute. 714 Davis St.. cor. 22d. W rite, call or phono Main $421. A 1447. For Sale. A 4 5 -horsepower. 550-volt, Crocker-Wheeler motor, complete with standard blade starter, no voltage re . .-..i it.imn.r. over-load I-T-E circuit break. In A-l condition. Ad dress room 203 oregonian omg. FOR Sale. A 40-K. W.. 500-volt, s, i-..lr arenerator. complete with field rheostat and circuit breaker. in good condition. Address room iv. Oregonlan bldg. Arleta Association to Mket. The Parent-Teachers' Association of Arleta will hold a meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock In the schoolhouae. Parents are Invited. Cut Glass, one-half less at Aron son s removal sale. 294 Wash. Join the circulating library at Gill's. Three cents a day. ' eTraa. By Fake Diaraon JSales Why ahould diamonds be offered at a great reduction when every body knows they are steadily ad vancing In price? Does It sound reasonable f Every time we buy diamonds it Is at an advanced price. Why, thee), try to foul the people by advertising them at Impossible prices? We offer a d la mo ad baits. Our goods are all marked In plain fig ures. Our prices you can depend upon, and we never misrepresent. These are few reasons why we aelt so many diamond. HAVE VOU SEEK OUR SPE CIAL 10O DIAMOND RIXGSt Take a look at our $37.60 Dia mond Rings, extra big value. If ypu want & diamond at $250, $500, $750. $1000 or $1500, wo can show you a big assortment. THE LARGE JEWELRY STORE, JAEGER BROS. 368 Morrlaon Street, Bet. Sd and 4th. GRIND EXCAStPMEVT OF ODD FELLOWS ELECTS OFFICER OF LONG STAJSDIXG. . f. ' V . I I i aZJ Two ' Divorces Granted. Two divorces were allowed by Circuit Judge Kav&naugh yesterday morning as fol lows: Frances J. from Harry T. Bald win, cruelty, and Amanda M. from Thomas F. McCabe. cruelty. For Rent. Seaside, Or., eight-room cottage on boardwalk In best locality; completely furnished with all modern Improvements. Inquire .Breymann Leather Company. Main 835. Wooster sells everything. 483 Wash. FATHER O'HARA TO LECTURE Tenement House Problem Subject for Kasa Ride Library Talk. Father O-Hara will lecture on the tenement house problem In Portland at the Km Portland Branch Library, East Eleventh and East Alder streets. Tuesday night. May 27, at 8 o clock. After June 1, vacation privileges will k. mniiul to readers In the circulating departments of the central library and branches. Ten Dooiee noi moro uuu four of which may be fiction, may be a wM nn a iar A and kent until Octo ber L Seven-day. fiction, three-day magaxlnes and certain oiner dodkb which are In great aemana win no. an nki.M in this rule. The library re serves the right to withdraw this priv ilege when necessary. Senate document No. 10 of the pres ent rnnrrau which relates to police evamon'a nennion funds, gives hear- ... . . . lngs and a comparative statement ui the laws in force in no cities oi inn United States, has been received by the D..K1I.. Tlhrarv and mav be consulted In the reference department at the central building. Beginning June 1 the children s ae ...tit...! nf the central library will close on Saturdays at 6 P. M. LUCY ALTHA WILKES DEAD After" Illness or Three Months Plo neer of Oregon Passes Away. Lucy Altha Wilkes Ued May 20 at the home of her son, Amns Wilkes, at Winlock, Or., at the age. of 6S years after an illness of about three months. She was born in Warren County. Mis souri. September 30, 1843. She crossed the nlalns with her parents by ox team In 1847, her father. Orris Brown, being the captain of the train. They settled near Forest Grove. Or., where Lucy Brown was married to Samuel Wilkes in 180. They continued to live there until 1882. then moved to TlliamooK, remaining there until 1893, when they moved to Wheeler County, where she lived until her death. Her husband died May 3, 1S0S. at Winlock, Wheeler County. She was the granddaughter of Tabltha Brown, one of the founders or i-acinc university, Forest Grove. There were three sons born to her. two of whom survive her Amos C. of Winlock. and one adopted daughter, Mrs. Lulu Thompson, of Lyle. vvasn. STORE ADDSJO FACILITIES Olds, Wormian & King Install Two More Elevators. That the retail business of Portland Is on the Increase is evidenced by th contract Just signed by Olds, Wortmas. & King for two more passenger ele vators of the Otis hydraulic plunger type, but with much larger cages than those now in use by the firm. These are considered the safest and smoothest running elevators known, though not in common use on account of their greater cost. When this contract is completed on September 1 the Olds, Wortman & King nn will have eleht large elevators in operation, two of which are used for freight only, inn service v.m n ample on account of the large carrying capacity to accommodate the increasing business of the store for some time. Other stores in this vicinity are also enjoying substantial Increases In their business. WHERE T0 DINE. French-Italian dinner, six courses, wine. Best In city, 60c. Flor- D'ltalla. to North Sixth, near Flanders.- W . w. FraneU, of Albany. ALBANY, Or, May li. (Spe cial.) When W. W. Francis, of Albany, was elected grand treas urer of the Grand Encampment of the Oddfellows of Oregon In the convention at Medtord Tues day. It made the 11th consecutive time he waa chosen for this posi tion. His length of service es tablishes a new record In that position. Mr. Francis joined the order many yeara ago and has been prominent In Its work for years. He Is iow County Treasurer of Linn County, In which office he la serving his third consecutive term, and he also served a term as County Recorder. When his books for his first two terms were experted recently it was found that during that time he had handled $1,839,651.23 and made a mistake of only 6 cents In his accounts. Compartment-Car Service. The "Soo Lino Limited" train, leav ing Portland at 9 P. M.. carries compartment-library-observation cars, fur nishing all the luxuries of the drawing-room at a rate conalderably lower than the drawing-room fare. This Is the only train running through solid between Portlarfd and St. Paul-Mln-neapolls. v " Artificial Llanba. A new book Just published by the Oregon Artificial Limb Co., 23 Yamhill street, on artificial limbs and surgical appliances. Is now ready and can be had free of charge by all Interested in this work by sending for it. CARD OF THANKS. To our Friends: We desire to offer our heartfelt thanks and express our deep appreciation for the many acts of love and sympathy extended to us dur ing the sorrowing time of loss of our beloved son and brother Hugh EI.VA L. LOUGH. Mother. BTHEL LOCGH, Sister. MARGARET LOUGH, Sister. Styles for Men are as finicky as for the women these days ' As the season developed the demand has concentrated to about a doxen fab rics In various shades made into Nor folks, Semi-Box and English Models. Only, a concern of the magnitude of the House of Kuppenhelmer Is able to keep pace with these new thoughts. Daily shipments keep us supplied - with the best and newest The passe fabrics and models in all styles are worth less. In our place .these auto matically reduce themselves In price. For the man jwho la not particular about the last word In the swing of the lapel, the spacing of the buttons or the set of the pockets Intrinsic val ues are always apparent and pleaBing. The volume of business this season la indicative of this established policy. If It's style and individuality you want, Kuppenhelmer Clothes, from the layman's, as well as the expert's view point, are best. If It's price, our reputation for val ues Is too well known to need comment. w Pay what you will, our twenty-five dollar Buit is toe standard of value in men's clothes today, as are our suits at fifteen to forty. NEW MODELS , Another shipment of black and white young women s and misses Norfolk Jackets at $9.85. You judge the value. Stamps Given Upon Request rr "The Steinhach Store COLLEGE HAS EXCURSION FACCITY AXD STUDENTS OF REED TAKE RIVER TRIP. Aystevenson, on the Columbia, Pic nic Is Held With Track Con tests and Ball Game. The second annual river day excur sion for Reed College faculty and stu dents was held last Friday. The party left Portland at 7 A. M. on the Bailey Oatzert for Stevenson. After eating lunch In a grove Just west of Stevenson a number of track events were held. The crowd was di vided Into sIk groups, the captains be ing Dr. Griffin, Dr. Ewer, Mr. Wood, Donald Lancefleld, Milton Runyan and Elton Loucks. The 60-yard dash, was won by Brace, Loucks, second; Lance fleld, third; the 50-yard dash for girls, E Metcalf, first;' O. Klncald, second; E.' Launer, third; kangaroo race. Brace, first; Runyan, second; McCoy, third; stock race (girls). Metcalf, first; Lau ner, second: Read, third; crab race, Tom llnson, first; Lanoefield, second; Bacon, third. The three-legged race for men was won by Brace and Hauck; for the girls, by Vlda Fatland and Bessie Have ly. The shoe race was won by Rumana McManls. Dr. Griffin's team won first place with a. total of 17 points, Run yan's team, second, 1 points; Louck's team, third, 12 points. ' The entire party visited the two falls on Rock Creek, a mile above Stevenson. A short baseball game was played while waiting for the boat, which left Stevenson at o'clock. This Is the third occasion this year when the faculty and students have acted together for a single purpose. The first was campus day. when everyone turned out for a day of hard labor; the second was the Reed College conference, and the third Friday, for recreation. The committee In charge of the ex cursion consisted of Alvln Bradford, Jean Wolverton, Dorothy Walton, Ar thur Hauck and Lloyd Carrlck. HALF PRICE, $1600. Brick building on business lot front ing on carline Is offered at half price. If you want the best bargain ever of fered you, call at once. Owner, 204 Failing bldg. INHALE SALT AIR. The best tonic. Large quantities eas ily imbibed at Gearhart "By-the-Sea. Now is the time to make reservations at Hotel Gearhart, Gearhart, Or. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. Private boxes, modern protective system. Storage for trunks, suitcases; rates reasonable. Chamber of Com merce building. Eight Cars to Convey Roses. J. H. Noa reported yesterday that Our Diamond Engagement Rings are everything that is necessarj7, for this im portant event. Beauty Quality Price Satisfactory in the greatest degree to both the giver and the recipi ent. Wedding rings in 14-18-22-carat Gold. The latest shapes. G. Heitkemper Co. Remember the Location 130 Fifth Street YeonBldg. the Portland Railway, LJght & Power ... i .1. . .hi r r for tne company win -o - - - rose shower train from the Peninsula. The Unltad Artisans will use four carB for their display, is.ent.on win ci tnhn. nn. the band will have one' and the rose car will be the eighth. All the cars will be aecoraiea iipi- i . -1 .- ftMaAn. Mr. Nolta. as manager, has opened headquarters for tne rose train at iw aiuiB.' -avenue, which he will occupy from now -... ran ir9flva.l. The tele phone number of his headquarters Is Woodlawn EAT HERE TODAY. ' Our special BO-cent Sunday dinner has proven a winner. Why pay one dollar for one not any better? American and . , r.r (ho better kind. Crawfish different than others, ew ... . . . n i n f UA,.luin cor. Republic Wine, m ---- Park. 1RVINGT0N. We have for sale two of the finest homes in Irvlngton. Call and see them. On 23d st. between Brazee and Knott streets. F. E. Bowman & Co.. owners and builders, 22d and Brazee. E..M, C 2322. . -- MorriBon at Fourth t.. j - UnAin'. . A AymmA the two men In biting and caustic language when they were brought before him yester- dlilna. hm that 1lirV MrVtM VU a duty they owed the state by reason of citizenship ana tnai Dy serving moy w.r. nnt rtolnnr the community a favor, as they seemed to think. As the Jurors are checked off each Bardes Pay Court Fines. For trifling with the court In the matter of Jury duty, M. Barde and L. B. j vi. hnth nf whom were Darufl, mo " . drawn on the May panel, were fined $25 each Dy circuit juac terday. The $50 was paid immediately by check of M. Barde & Sons. The de linquents were arrested on a bench . i.....i hv itiriir McGinn and i j hun.l. at the SherilT. The charge against mem waa wuinciLK- - t ml tntn the habit of 0.113 l n y j. 1. 1 u n - - reporting in the courtroom of Presid ing Judge uavis in ine raormus a..m then slipping away before' they , could be called on a trial jury. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOUR EYES? - We fit you correctly in any style of nose slass or-spectacle you may pre fer. No extra charge for our exami nation, and -we can supply lenses ana frames as low as $2.00. DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS 218-219 FAIUXG BLDG, Cor. Third and Washington Streets. Second Floor. Take Elevator. mnrnlnr In the courtroom of the pre siding Judge, the Bardes have become entitled to their dally fees merely foi reporting. "Don't forget tnls! Insecticide kills the bedbug. Main 292. at 20 Third Plummer Drug Co." The two biggest words in business. Small Units Foi? E.VE.RY Filing Meeo BUILT OF 5TEEL Last Forever Sanitary Fireproof Thirty Seven Units and all B2i 1 11 Mrs Up Hn f;fv B-it.s ''v,. ' KrA Economy and Efficiency Interpreted in z Allsteel filing tamnets Filing Capacity Greater than in any other con struction. v Wearing Quality It's all steel. They last for life. Security Against rodents, vermin and dust. Fire Protection Non-burning, airs insulated. Perfectly fitted double front draw ers. Easy running. Not affected by climatic conditions. Do not crack, warp, swell, shrink or stick. The Solid End Uprights are a saving in cost and floor space. Optional Double Ends. Built in' 200 different sections and an endless variety of combinations, . fitted for every business and any system. It's a double hundred chances to one that we can best help you increase efficiency in ytfur office. Business Systems, Furniture and "Everything for the Office" Build AS Youa Business Grows All DA' Acci Booll Car i Pha Pluri Ft el Sho Sho Wlr ASS: Ant Ele Mec Arc Arid Ger Pen EILHAM STATIONERY & PRINTING CO Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers, Engravers, Booklet Makers and Bookbinders JjJ YALE PAINLESS DENTISTS (ENTIRE CORNER OF HIXKEY Bril.OTXO AT THE NORTHEAST ENTIRE CORNKR SECOND AND MORRISON STREETS Boys' ticnool lua) i Boys' School (night) I .0 Sol Due Hot Springs Hotel IB the Heart ot tfce Olympics. For descriptive literature, address the Manager. Sol rue, Clallam County. Washington. DR. GUNN'S Improved liver pillS Cure Conntipstion. Biliousness. 8ick Hd sche, Sour Stomach and Indigestion by making: the liver more active and the bowels regular. They are a perfect After-Dinner Pill and one taken after meals will relieve that bloated, distressed feeiinir without pain or JTipinj. tic a Box. SEND POSTAL FOR SAMPLES. Dr. Boaanko Co. 224 N. lvta St Philadelphia. Pa. t Dentistry That Lasts la our motte. Only the best ma terials aaed N'e students employed at thla fflre. Plate up (rem 5. Cnmi and Bridace Work, per toath, S3.50 to SS.OO. RIGHT YEARS IN PORTLAND NOT IN THE DENTAL TRLST ALL WORK GUARANTEED For Health, Scenery and Fishing COME TO BEND, OREGON The Altamont and Mountain View Hotels W. D. Cursey, Prop. HOTEL STEWIIBT SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square - European Plan $1.50 a day up a Pl.n S3.50 a dav un New steel and brick tructure. Third ad. dttioB. of hundred rooms now buildms. Ever modern convenience. Moderate nlea. Cantor of tboatro and retail dis trict. On earlinea transferrins all over city. BectrkeBeitmaweUtrsJuasdrteMei. -