Tlii: OPvEGOIJ DAILY JOURNAL;. PORTLAND, MONDAY 'EVENING, APRIL' 11," 1001.
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TOWN TOPICS
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Ttii Two Vagabonds"
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AT TIG, THEATRES IilIMIU I UUllLttd :
HOLD COWVEWTIOr
i"f a E. Keith wu-imittd lut night
' t th Sarenao lodging houM .by Patrol
man Bajty and Adams on th chare of
:. assaulting Mrs. N. Peachey, Keith de'
: --' posited iS as bail to , appear la th
' municipal court- thla . moriilnf. . Mra.
Paachey Bald that last night Kaith called
at tha Sarenao to ae Hay Braden. Mra.
' Paachey aald that within a law minutes
he heard tha woman screaming. Sh
v rushed to May Braden' a room and d-
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JLaat lght at tha White Temple Dr.
Brougher preached to a crowded houa
his third sermon in the series on "Prob
lems of City Life.".. His subject waa.
What Shall it Profit a City to License
Cr
TXM TWO TAOAXOSSSs." .'
' Crmm. under -tha- nam - ofThe
Two Vagabonda," ;- ; at Cordrays r last
night must , hare Reminded many old
timbers of .a good many years ago too
many to remember with accuracy when
Carleton brought X-K Murray and
Clara Lane to what waa then tha West
Park ; theatre In Jacobowskl's . tuneful
opera. It was Portland's faatlonabi
play houaa and just as cosy and com
fortable as- itla now as Cordraya.
'Fifteen years is not so rone-. said tha
front row brigade and 'Hrmln, is Just
pbuboai-bb abssicblb "ron
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The mid-year convention of tha Co
bs bright and clever as ever. In fact, I -imbla river branch of the Woman's For
th ' reminiscences : and reminders In '" Missionary society of the Metho-
cnorusea and solos, la th rattling com-la,Bl wpiscopai cnurcn will meet at 7:10
edy of Jacques and' "Caddy" only o'clock thla evening In th Flrat Metho-
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MM en. u. vi- . imn.ii i T"w kv iiiucn ui juaament oi m!"'" i..iih luoonnj win cununue
mandd that sit be 1st In.- Aftr waltiag I ZZJZ ,1 -?TLT.-.i T IT: I -Mmert that the old operaa ar th I tnrougu tomorrow. This branch in-
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Braden ran out of .ths room crying. 8ha I d and ,0f f'" ouirian4 J PllaeiVi:. ."Silver- 811ppr,"- and klndrd I Washington, Idaho and Montana. Among
went to Mrs. Poacher's office, where ahl.;":-? """ -1 mimt nav oeen wasting theirs and th riauora ar jura. m. c wire or ai
ftftftv AUIVIW VV1IC4 U14IKV. I'O HIU
, - was followed by Keith. ; Mrs. Peachey
said' that whan shs ordered Keith out
- ot the offlo he struck her ire the face.
Patrolmen Baty and Adama . mahed to
the aoene and placed Keith under ar-
; rest .J;::r:,r --,y -'' ' '?-,!&
, On- Tueaday venhif,r" April II. an
: open meetinc of all who favor the pro
posed local option law will bar held In
This Is th greateat Question of ftrofit
and loss aver presented for th consid
eration of ths world. There are Soma
things that hav an eternal value, and
others ar only temporal. Nothing can
be oonaldered worth while that doea not
add to Christian character and enable
ua to live for eternity aa welt as time.
public's tlm. ' tany. the branch prealdent; Mrs. M. E.
i Musically, "Brmlnie" certainly, mis I Whitney of Tacoma, branch treaaurer,
th ear of a man who llkea oomlo opera nl Miss Parkinson, missionary and
with genuine aatiaf action. Tha Olym-1 principal ' of the Foochow Conference
Plana did very nicely with it. barrlns seminary, China. i
ths rough spot which InevlUbly aooom-l Mlaa Parkinson will give an addreea
pany a weekly change of bill In opera, I t tha opening meeting tonight on mla-
ieoutantes tnere -wer two, fsa Ma-sionary work in cnina. Bh la the mis
rlait Peters and Miss Nina Saamana. I alonary supported , by thla branch, and
Neither aa Individual nor organisation. I In th sarb of CaDtAin Delaunev Mi Is home OH ft VttsUrM furloiiavfe. . Hr horns.
th Christian church In Albins,' rar1 IV'1' eitr ?n? to gala revenu at Peters displayed an impressive figure is in Spokane, and aha is now returning
Rodnav avanua and Knott itruL Rev. I n xpahss .or others - , i . : I and much grace of manner and aurprU-to China. . ,
. : . ' -i- - 1 1 -a. ennnia with a TiirTi.hi mm hail i inriv mmtA .a.imi i-7.. .iu ia I n- w n. en a
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chars of tha movement until election I L " . -" .amait i bdib ana may aeveiop in power, sn aaareas or welcome, and Mra. Mann will
.) .in v.... , . th. wi.r wr price, ana was xoia it. was t gives promts of being a distinct so- hve charge of the music
cents. -uuv said the enppie. "you bad qulaltion. . t ... Miss Maria A. Smith Wilt nnn fh
Rain Palmar haT bWengagea to tak L',1''A BrtPDl "hw ho had ingly good controL UHer voice is aire.
rgToniJ ovfmennm ;fc - and may develop In row.
and wlU hav cbarg of th meetisg. boy. thftJr' '"A" J0,d 11 w" s-ivas promlss of blng a distinct ao-
i .nig aubject will be "The Seven Ckldenr"Tk " " :7w iswHm. t . miss Maria A. Smith will open th
AltarV of to do on my shoes than others.' Miss KendaU waa regal as Rosalie and meeting Tueeday morning at :0 with
totws. goSo? musS wUt-bThS T"ji Mld ht W-'I now . It, but I aang acoeptably.- MnHaydn struggled devotionala. Reports will b rad from
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No admission will b charged. It is
ths intention of . the . managame&t to
hav frequent rallies along this line
during th campaign In different parts
of the city and, county, and In, fact all
ovr;. tha- state. ; 4-.. .,
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Rampant Republloana one dsnomtn-
atd th Democrats ' 'Ths Great Un-
ford to make money out ot th misfor
tunes of others..:.." . , , ,' r.
T' Salooa lareds ltwlssBas.v
"What can It profit a city to gain reve
nu and. mak criminals? The licensed
by th. lakes' ST8S would " k S rth!i, helically to kaep" on thV & "wlfK Si bTdiob 0mo7raT MrV A-Tilb
?7 "? lauitw . tjuarw irom runnjiia", i youp mlafortune.' That llttla faJInv waa I UIm Janblna waa 4i.iinft.tl. will ... ..i-...i . m
true man, . No one can honorably af-land vocallu pleasing aa Javotte. I baaed on a mlaaionarv lnnM.nt in Man.
i n comeay or Mr. Beamana ana Mr. I lia. Basket luncheon will be served at
xoung aeemea to meet genuine approval, noon. ' i
Toung does ss well as , many men more Mra Burgette Short will lead devo
famoua thaa he and there is all the fun tlonal Services at J o'clock. An open
your money ce.Ua for In their part of the discussion on "Current Mlsaionary
liquor saloon Is the greatest center of lww s wen events" win roiiow. Mrs. Whitney will
I lawlessness and crime in the world." It T wf naT wn; expect, a speaa on xne nancial Outlook." in
waVhai t i thna. .k, - Iv. th natural rendesvous of the vicious melrut?,ul"" pertormanc. out giva Mr. connection with the work of the general
for d.llvrinr Ju.t what executiv committee, and Mra. L. B.
wT,T;:nMnUl;'K.,n.nn. no moral iTgim.nt Vfavor of tKu .a- ?well will read a paper on "What a
daieeitea It will be aoeedUv obaerved ,(on buetneaa. I never met a saloon- . , ', Ue legate Saw and Heard." Mra. Rock
et tha radical RubUc appellaUon W a ever claimed that there waa v AT TM -BOAS ; well attended the annual meeting of the
1. LJ; iJ ,?.,-la moral argument in favor of hla buaf- I Th. opening of th new program at neral executive committee in Balti-
Uundrr" Becond and Columbia: allows Mlcon business --rcad theatr vry Monday is an more last summer.
taunary, Docona ana .V-olumDia, SHOWS I . 1, . . ,, I .v.n whlxh avarv Invar n . .n MISS Parklnaon will nnan tha nn..Hnn
forn! look.- iorward- to'vrtth-thV "in. box snd will tell abouV "the Foochow
innairV; im'. -! on. .1.. It cost, mor to run the po- the blU thls week is fully mlnary for girla. The new building
that of any other man In aii tha TanZ lepsrtment, oar for the criminals P algn standard of this popular to oe oaiiea the Laura Cranaton
- than any city ever get. out tbatra. . bU. Mrs. Cranston, for-
" I nV I fMftkaV.atLa.aa W LTIaaak a.VW XL. I aMa-waaaaaaaaaaaaMi .1 IUII UrmiUBIlL III I fl PVS nHnon W il 1 aWl
mak a city great ,.
Prealdent Jefferson Myers, of th Stat
commission of th Lewis and Clark fair,
has received an Invitation from Gover
nor J. H., Pea body of Colorado, aa preal
dent of the Colorado, atate commission
to the 6t Louis fair, to be present at
the reception to be given at the Plant
era' hotel in St. Louis, May t. On this
day the formal opening of the Colorado
building will be held and the offlcera of
the varloua state commissions will be
of licenses, Nine-tenths of the crime.
sorrow, and misery of the world center
around- the saloon, the gambling hell.
and the brOthel. A city that Is willing
to make criminals for support must be
hard up for money, to say the least
"If the city government ia willing to
- - "AmnrroomAcr."
"Ariatocracy" at .the Baker
in the spring of 1103. Dr. H. W.
k.... I Dwiiwana wm oiicuii me Question.
opened for a week yesterday with maU- 3', EffS w"' th.e Ruo-Jspanese
ne and evening nerformanoea. The Wfr Hav n. Misslon WorkT' Dr.
Nelll-MoroBco company did verr weil "c.nwart" w" ''several years medical
with Rmnann Tin.. r.v. ..-W., ..I missionary in JfXn and la well ac-
quainted with th conditions of mis-
crlmlnala, they ought to b fair and performancea seemed distinctly pleased i Jlrr7'0JLLa'
1 treat all alike. Gamhlfng la simply a with it -. Mra. A. N. Fischer, corresponding sec
form of robbery. When a man stead There were plenty of good llnea in .T.t. . b!",ncn' W th,t "h ex
you up on th street and compels ybu "Aristocracy." and the leason taught la to4 ",.th most ucoessful
to sriva un vnur mnnav ha ia . thi. not unwhnlaaoma ' Than tha... i. . ... convention yet held. The finances are In
ralrX b, Toiverno; aai Mr. pTabody 8te,,n " taking that which doe. apt 1bl. andf definite plot, and I wtl.f.ctory condition than ever
!!Vft J . '. " M" reMM' MMf M mtt mil iHtln im AmiuI. . torv ratllna- with tha nlava-A... h before.
In the' evening.
t)av A rrlan Hjf T w V aa aexil lmm aawt Via
formal aooaptane of the pastorate to ?t-bt!?5 ?,hy ,0.al.th 0T'
Highland Presbyterian church of this
city. Th acceptance was received by
tn committee this morning. Rev,
belong to you and giving no adequate re
turn. Two men agree to sit down and
suftTa cafas tof money, until one has
In the
caae of highway robbery there la one
thief, In the case of gambling there ar
two. Might aa well permit the hlgh-
tory feeling with the playgoer when
tne anow is over.
Mr. Gould as Jefferson 1 Stockton was
equal to all requirement, of the part
Mr. Oberle made a capital Prince von
Haidenwald. Miss Gardner wore hand
some gowns and becomingly played the
Rockwood states in hla letter- that wtL robber to carry on hla work .under heroine, acting with nice taate and poise.
jMvui.it ,t anvuiu aiau d" maae or tne
clever work of Mlsa Esmond and Mr.
Meatayer..
There were eeveral recalls during the
perrormance last night. "Aristocracy"
will pleaae tb patron thoroughly dur
ing in weex.
owing to th Illness of Mrs. Rockwood th Protection of a system of fines aa
he will be unable to greet hla new con- ?ermlt w mWer t0 crrT on hl
gregatlon before -Sunday, May 8. farloug buelneaa.
Wier .Labor XVosea.
Prof. L. A. Resd. principal of the "Again, what shall it nroflt a cltv to
school at Mllwaukle. has been offered! gala revenue end pauperise labor and
a similar- position in th Park Place I ruin homes T . Th wagea of the labor
school, just north of Oregon City. Pro- ing " people ar to a very great extent
fesaor MoCann, who has held the po-' I wasted Jn, the. saloon and ths satnbllngl
aition at tne tatter scnooi. recently re-1 aen. i nav never Known a workman.
algned to become a partner In the Ore- no matter what might be his wagea, who
gon City Courier. Professor Read will Indulged hla appetite for drink or gam-
probably accept the new position. ihled. that evetjnade any auooeee In life.
ir 40. money spent by the uroorlng
MAI PETITION FOR
ONE-CENT FARE
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Why Teeth
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All decay of the teeth begins from the out-,
side; hence, if the surfaces could be kept abso
lutely clean, no decay should take place.
We can assist you In keeping your teeth
clean if you will come Iri occasionally and have
us remove" the tartar and other deposits which
you cannot reach. A
Indigestion is often caused by decayed
teeth. Without good teeth one cannot prop
erly masticate food. So the stomach is called
upon to do the work for which it was not in
tended. It is best that you have your teeth ex
amined at once. Do not let them get the start
on you. Examination free.
W. wfJl extract teeth free of chars; mi
free of pain, on Monday, Apr! Ilth
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MR. SAMUEL OALBRAITH,
Of Tualatin," Oregon,' who held coupon '
Na 11161. which entitled him . ta the
gasoline launch given away by Dr.
c Wright, tha drawing .for which took '
place at Corruy's Theatre, Tuesday ev
ening, April B. !, '
Dr. B. E. Wright's Dental Office
342fc WASHINGTON STREET, COR. SEVENTH -Office
Hours 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays 10 a. m to 12 m. Phone Main 2119.
AT SALEM Branch Office in the Steusloff Building.
" The Portlajid- Italian -band" gtv Ita
second concert t the Empire theatre
laat night before a fair audience. The I
classical numbers were well received,
and the performance altogether waa sat
isfactory.
TWO) IIOV1M SBOTSBBS
rUM rUTU ASSKPSSXX9 TO
axzotrrrra boakd abts saix-
boajd ooicrArr--AarTArio wixx.
m rusxso.
Nearly zoo signatures have been ob
tained to the petition for a 1-cent fare
across the Morrison street brldae on
The second lectur In tb course be-1 classes for intoxicating liquors during
fore the Gillespie School of Expression f the laat 18 years had been invested in
will be given by tr. 3. R. T. Lathrop I railroad bonds they could have owned j KOKS OOOSXABT AT HQ afABQTSAIC City & Suburban cars during the eight
next Wednesday evening at 8:10. Sub-1 every mue oi raiiroaa in tne,. uniteai itose cognianr-in the stellar role in moniaa " ia to do closed. The petition
Ject "Browning." - Admission free byt81"- The time waated. the positions "The Greateat Thing In the World." will wa started thla morning by Joseph
ticxeta obtainable at the school, SS4 torieuea, ana me actual joes in money i appear at tne Marquam Grand theatre aianagnan, or tne grocery nrm of Mana-
Morrlaon street caused by these evils are the thinga to- tomorrow, Tuesday, and Wednesday Shan tt Bennett, on East Morrison street.
day which stand in the way of the city's nights. April 12. 18. It la aood to see I Of all thoae who were asked to alien
Get rid of that dandruff.; Arrest that nlnw prosperity. mat miss cogman haa departed from lnB petition, not one refused." aaid Mr.
falllne- hair. Have a heeithv aatn "When it becomes known that the lawa the unwholeaome nroducta of the eon. Managhan. today. "The outlook la verv
The Roae Manufacturing company, 405 ' eltlr 'r strictly enforced, that the temporary stage to Illuminate with her encouraging, and it is hoped we will be
Morrison, gives sclentlflo electric treat- gooi PP. are in the ascendancy, then talent motherly affection and steadfast ble to secure enough names to Induce
went and shampooing. Its preparation! tn c,tjr aains for Itself a good name and loyalty to the elementary virtues. the executive board and the streetcar
are Ita own, and guaranteed. Phone I lumcl" w population me oest eie-i n pan oi Virginia Bryant caiia ror i wmp" to act iavoraDiy on tne sua
tha exhibition of every degree of mater- geatlon of Councilman .John P. Shar
nal devotion. In the hands of an ar- key for a 1-cent fare acroaa the bridge,
tlate like Misa Coahlan it ia exoa-dtna-.l We will circulate the-oatitkm- ihmimh
ly forcible and appealing to th aympa- the districts concerned, and will keep it
thlea of the audience. She conveys In a up until we have secured all who de
masterly, manner the impression of sud- sire to sign. A copy of the petition will
body, mind and soul of tha citlsen. What I pressed feeling and deep maternal emo- be kept at our store, and anv wi.hm
I shall it profit a city to permit the oritn- tlon which ia aa near an approach to to algn it may do so here, if they are not
inal classes to gratify their anoetltea for real suffering and actual experience aa seen elsewhere."
We sew on soles with th ttoodvaar mon"y consideration and destroy our can b produced on the stag. I The residents of East Portland are
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corrupt politics, rob manhood of char-I OhT.TIS B. BAJTrOXD TOBIOXT. I noise, who represents them lathe exec
Clay IMS.
Plant your roses without delay.
- The best a.r had at Butter's,
18a Front. Phone Main 170s.
Garden and flower seeds
In great variety. ,
"Don't get Intoth wrong stor."
ment of the people. The lawless ele
ments always run to a city where they
know they can gratify their own evil
inclinations- and escape' punishment as
criminals. No oity can afford to gain
revenue from . that which destroys the
outsole rapid lockstitch machine, thai
only on in this city they don't rin. corrupl politics, roo mannooa or char- una. Tina a. juurroKD TOSTwKT. I JO,"e wno represents mem lathe execs-Ladies,'
Bookmen's.- T50. Portland Cue- "Cter, and damn the souls of thousands? No theatrical enterprise has ever of- ut,v board. He said In The Journal that
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ton Shoe A Repair Co., 209 Tamhlll St,
A urn jaaue piag., Detween ira ana 4th.
Dr. Cuyler well calls these placea I f ered more brilliant promise of success ,f tn Pople desired a reduced fare they
than Charles B. Hanford's engagement must aak for It, because of the turn
at th. Marquam Grand theatre tonight I a wa of the J-cent rate secured from
in - ShaJtsspeare's - Richard III."-- Mr. ln uuouroan company by the
Hanford comes in the maturity of ge- ooaro recently.
plus upon . which both critical opinion Laat Saturday Councilman Sharkey,
and popular applause hav set the seal through The Journal, suggested, unoffl-
of unaualifled - aDDroval. Tha aaaaon ciaily, that a 1-cent fare would be about
failure, misery, and sorrow. What can I which he closed laat June" with Th "Sht for both public and company. It
it nroflt a . city ; or an individual thus Tamlnar of the Shrew." aa tha attraction, was upon this suggestion that Mr. Man
Pin day! Boy Meredith's umbrenaa t0 iI)lu,s'e ln ln nd lose th higher, I was th most prosperous of any that h sghan prepared the petition for circu
Miss Susie Larsen. who resides at 464
Grand avenue', reported to the nolle, thla
morning that her bicycle was stolen laat I ea,eJ flsradation and death.
Saturday. -The wheel was atandina- nr sood repuUtion. , character.
Meier A Frank's stor and was taken
last Saturday evening, .
"Banks . of . Losings.' , 'Everyone who
makes a deposit gains a loss,' he said.
They deposit all that it is worths whll
and the Interest paid is disgrace, dis
ease, degradation and death. Put In a
business.
health, and receive In return dishonor,
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Repairing and roovrlng. Tw storstM J,wer..,lr"T Thr 1 no
Washington and Stb. Morrison and ttb. Pflt sn loss. Soma day
w ' . mmm - .-r-;' -1 wit aw tiiia.' wu STani tnat W
m. . u . . miv n f it h.MM nr la fnr la,. "
Btesmera xor i no lwus wiu leave I ' -
Alder-street wharf T a. to. dallv (eseant
Sunday). Phon Main S14. , CHUMOX um
Wis Bros., dentists. Falling building. The First United Evangelical church
Third and Washington.. , and the Second church, Alblna, closed
i their conference year yesterday, ths
at H. Gruber, lawyer. 1 Com'cl Block. I pastors of each -church delivering re-
,, i i .-, marxs appropriate to the occasion. Th
Oatn:rl.T rXXSOaTAXh :a First church has Increaaed in member-
amp 3 per cent aunng tne year, in-
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Simpson of Coos creased its mlsaionary offerings about
Bay, Or., are at th Portland. Mr. Simp- per cent and Is now planning a new
son ta manager of th Coos Bay lumber' I church edifice, a question that wlll .com
mills And Is her on a busnesa trip; . before the conference in Hlllsboro next
Commander Booth-Tucker and party Thursday.
left the Hotel Ferkins this morning for
haa over enjoyed. So extraordinary,- was I Iation. The petition will be kept going
th Interest manifested in this produo-1 until it becomes necessary to lay the slg
tion that Mr. Hanford has decided to natures before the executive board for
retain it in his blllAhls season, that de-1 consideration at the meeting one week
cision being due to a demand for its rrom next .Friday, it Is expected sev
repetition on th part of th manager i era. thousand names will be signed.
at whose theatres, he apeared last season.
Th brilliant actreas. Marie Drofnah,
who has the extraordinary good for
tune to achieve inatant aucceaa in what
ever role she has attempted, is Mr. Han
ford's leading woman this year. 'Th
sale of seats has been large.
EDWARD LANG HOME
FROM EASTERN TRIP
WILL SHOW VIEWS
OF OREGON SCENERY
the sound cities.
W. F. Ely, a Kelso, wash., newspaper
publisher. Is at the Imperial.
C. A. Power, a Salem merchant. Is at
the Imperial, tr1..'
J. w. Scrlber, cashier of the Farmers'
bank, La Grande, Is at the Imperial.
J. M. Church, a La Grande banker,
and state senator, Is at the Portland.
-George Tourney, secretary of the Ger
man Savings Loan society, San .Fran-
BYAjrOBLXST MOXJS MBBTnTOaVl
Edward Lang, th Portland wholesale
grocer, returned yesterday from a
three months' trip to the eaat During
jnr. Jiangs vacation ne visited New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Atlantic
City and all th prominent watering
places of the east Mr. Lang also made
a ..lengthy viait to the southern states,
tertalntng John Lloyd and wife and A."
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.v?li. -nifkr1,-'ial; 'JSttJH. tne flr-t BaPtlBt cnurch- KlMr brothers, ing most of the time in Savannah. Ga."
evangelist spoke to a large audience In ....in nhMnrnnhr n thia Mt m whinh ha o-r...n m,. ,'
thA 0tdftj ConsT.tl"S church. Second giv an llluatrated lecture on th "Seen- trip was thoroughly enjoyed, yet be said
'r::;;: .: i.r .KV'r.r;:. T. i ron ..." M in w" ' home agam,
" - v" "7. .. " fuuiu next xuesaay nignt, April ix, unaer tne
Excellent Way." Rev. Carradlna Js a auspices of the Oregon Camera club,
forceful talker and often uses his hat a complete set of Crater lake pictures
Yim AAar hwalr m fttia. It- am Afhai. ainMitl jt a. , aw. - js tihis
..M m w. v.a,a kiwuiv win vm uiruwa upun tuss surwn na will j CM Wlfav. th ni-, V1
to illustrate his. point th better, ; He a Steel will lectur upon th aw in. ?.fe wifhoSt pal" ln,tantIy' Never
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Accident com with distressing fre
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises,
stings, sprains. Dr. Thomas' Eclectrio
I Will Pay
$500 Reward
For any caae' of wrinkle, smallpox, pit
tings, birthmark, freckles or any other
facial, deformity removable at all, that
I cannot exterminate, leaving the coun
tenance as fresh and clear as in youth.
and
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For any case of ecsema I cannot cure,
unless It be of such long standing, and
so long neglected, aa to be not curable
at all. I havs cured cases pronounced
Incurable by eminent phyalciana, one of
them a young Portland woman so badly
afflicted that her face, head and arms
were a perfect mass of sores. This
cure was effected In six weeks. And
I Will Pay
$500 Reward
For a disclosure of any Injury to any
akin treated by me wherein the patient
follows my Instructions. This Is not an
idle boast.
Not guessi ng even after 12 years' ex
perience, Is our maxim. Therewould befewer failures
Ja warm air heating If all dealers knew their business. Wa try to-
know ours.
the w.q. Mcpherson co. .
Portland, Oragon
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Portland
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, $3 Per Day and Upward
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND COM.
4 MERCIAN .TRAVELERS i .. .
Special rates mad to families and single gentlemen. A' modern Turkish
bath establishment In th hotel. -- r -! H, C. BOWEH8, Manager. ;;: :
a w. nowxjta, stga,
The Imperial Hotel
PORTTLeAISD, OREQON,
.Europan Plan Only,,
RatMfroniSI to$3.50parday - Stvaoth and Washington Sts.
BERLIN STEAM
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AJsTOBJCSHTa.
Cisco, is host at the Hotel Portland. n t wuv continu holding meetlnas at S:S0 .nirintr n ni arming thia
o ciocK eacn arternoon ana at 7:30lderful region.
8telnhard of Ban Francisco.
C. H. Speers of th Colorado Midland
railway Is at th Portland hotel on his
. wny to San Francisco.
o'clock in the evening.
Drs. Adix & Northrup
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Suite, 41 6;pcktm Bldg. ,
These elides wer specially mads by
I Riser brothers for exhibition purposes I
vmojm Dununi AJTBTTBB8ABY I st 8t. LiotfiM, where illustrated lectures
will b alven every evening on the
Its first anniversary was celebrated ground-of the stocked of th Oregon
yesterday - by th male choir rt. tha Duuaing. .
Holy Rosary church. After mass the Th'" ' positively th last opportunity
choir enjoyed- a dinner given In its I foruana people win nave pr seeing this
honor by the Dominican Fathers. An r,w suaes, as tney wui d sent to at.
address was delivered by -Very Rev. I immeoiateiy arier entertain
Father a. b. Lwier. Musical selections . .
were rendered. , Th clergymen present
were Very Rev, Father A, S. Lawler, Rev.
H. 8. Bhaw, Rev. J. D. O'Brien and Rev.
C V, Lamb.. The choir is rehearsing
Mario s "Mens Boiennejie" and will
later take up th regular church mueic
Marquam Grand Theatre waV5S!
. TONIGHT AT 8:16 O'CLOCK,
. The emlDt traglUn,
1CB. GBUUMUli B. XABTOBS,
Supported by
:- XAXIB BBOPBAJC
and an eieaUent company of. player ta
Shakespeare's immortal traged,
"liauan m. .
Admission will be fre and everyone la Jjf1 prjut, i.so; iMrqort eireles, i;
cordially Invited to attend,
bjjlcony. Srst- ;la row TOej test six rows.
vuv, uBTf, mhj ana c
avma cubb tob ptxbs.
Itching pllea nroduce moisture and
cause , itohing, this form, aa well ts
Blind. Rlaariina' nr Prftrni1(na.?llaa ara
pursuant iu mi recent aecre given oricurea oy ur. io-san-Kos file Remedy.
Pope Pius,
A-.
SO TOU TAKB ICS
no TOtr tras coax.
If so. remember th Crystal lee
a etorag Oo. ... Vboa. Baal S4v ;
Stop Itching and bleedtng. Absorbs tu
mors. 0o a Jar, at draraiats, or sent
by m all. Treatise fre. Write me about
your case. Dr. Bosanko. Pbil'a. Pa.-
Ireferre4 Btoek OaaaaS tda.
Ufif But Bread.
Marntiam Grand ThMtre'- -!"-
. -. . - m . . vw v tUM. Mgr.
Tueeday sad Wedneedsr nights, Anril 13. 18.
1904. th ettebratftd actreaa,
. BOBB OOQBXAjr
f: - : '-.the society drams,
. "Th Greater! Thing ta th World"
A' great Amarlcsa aetreae. Aa inspiring play.
Prlcee-Parqaet, 1J0; psrqnet eircto, $1.00;
M IconT. Brat six mm. Tn:' U.t air an..
gallery, S6e and 95; beaes and kwes. 110.00.
Seat are now selling. Phone Mala SB.
SALE OR SEATS
FOB,
Homer Davenport
DIRECTION LOIS STEERS.
OFBSTS TOKOaVXOW at
Marquam Grand Theatre,
10 a. m. at
411 AJ4 St Bet. 10th and nth.
One of the most complete concerns
of its kind in the united Btatee. isv
ervthing modern.
French dry .cleaning, that does not
shrink the garment, a specialty. v
Speolal attention to ladies' garments
and lace curtains.
Clothes called for , and delivered
promptly -...,
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JOHN WILHELM.
Phone, Main Mi. Proprietors.
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GRAHAM QUARTET
LAST CONCERT, APRIL 12,8:30 P.M.
At Unitarian Chapel, 7th and Yamhill Sts
WILLIAM WALLACE GRAHAM, Soloist
Ticket oa Sal at Woodaxd, Clark m Oo,
Marquam Orand Thoatre
raiOAT NlflHT. APRIL 15. 104.
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sio aiusiu ax
DRISCOLL'S ORCHESTRA
gamael Wallste Drlsreil, director, sasiated
hr Mr. Hay Desrborn Bchwsb, souraao; Dom
Zan. baritone. . ;
Mm. tl.00. 78c. BOe. 5c. SBe. Site of
ats next '.Wednesday morning, Aifftt 13, st
10 o'clock.
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THE BAKER THEATRE
Pboaa.
1907.
CeorseX. Baker. Sol Leasae asd alsnaaw.
Tonlrht. all wek, matinee flshirdar, the nw
Nelll-Uoroeco eompanr, lo Bronaoa Howard's
masterpiece.
TAjuaTVvaavti'
A brilliant satire on London society.
XrenlDC prices, 50c, 9oc, 26c. 15c.
Matinee, 25c. 15c. 10c.
Next week, "The Cowboj and th Lady."
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Prior as aanal. "bat yon slways get store
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