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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, "i APRIL, 13, 1904'; TOyNPlCSl i .'Uaa. "Si -.al - ' .w.."Tb Greatest Talnf la the World4 !.t Cordray 'a. ..'.,, Turabonda'' ;vaka u..,kHM1tMaMw,"Arluicn . IfHltl .. ..VauiL.I Fllla Itia atm1 nf Willfl tiar-ura WH1 lu. on.' i tinned at a meeting; of , the' BlotherS' club of Brooklyn at the 'Brooklyn school, ! Friday afternoon. Ths club baa taken up I study of Mra, Harrison's booav on j "Child Nature." ' At esch meeting one Jtit fttati mftlKaM' 9mm Am at Atka. .- ... aa -- - wawftrw Ja-iM rnwrnunvnDif IfiiTiiif h p tj' If' KBTjr.OrT W9KXV TIU Of T83 WOlUf KXID , til "JTA KAST XBTaLABTD ' f AITS , VTKXWD 'jSTATIlS ASB AAiri HODKLS. cnxtixur xnxtmvtnL GRAHAHIQUARTET: -SCORES SUCCESS The Columbia River branch of the Woman's Foreign7 Missionary society cf 1 tHJMH CTKAKSSm snnag tsxxss ' zs arrzirr At traiTAJUAjr cvapsk t AXTirTxdr.,;''MirpzTxomi or UTTMOAS XAinraBOSa ZXCXTS The Hhifd' of tha 'Chamber itnuslo sve- ntags was given last night at the Unl. . , diaauaalnn ' fnllnwa. - Th - nlnh n...ti . " - jui..w.i. j wu.m, v out a a w Bivan tut nmr u toe uni tS fiSiJ 'mSSSl the Methodist Eplswpsl cbureh. closed tarlan chapel by the Graham .Quartet. Club? "nd 11 irSiid ""lon yfnUyfternoon.;Dev6. th Wllltam Walface QrahaTa. aoloi.t Ut"rrtdSa n- da?iS2S2 y Mr- Burgette The. Audlenor reoeired the vwioue " hare "ohoela to ret-tKiuh tort WM.,.WUWfr.tar aniMerclae In numbera-wlth enthuaiaam, , eapeolally 'JifcirStr MtialS naSk 0urfnt ?u"onry fTenta.; The eym- Mr. Oraham'a maaterly rendltionTf the i drill on Drllimnt.fv ! . I . -' i aiiui, wnicn ne piayea wiu unuauai t a onu on parliamentary uaagea... I f I traaurar. aooka . of tha hlitorr of the Ihk un r - Frana Schubert's "A Minor Opua It" . ' . - . . Q If J JIT" i U 1 1" ;J J. . f and told f the orfaniaalloa Of ComDlaint haa been mnAa to tha nollee I a.. i7 . . T :ounnv tne fa large hole 1 "".'.T PT th Columbia River branch In December, ouarut waa nlaved In true BDlriL' the paat two daya on account of lta with tTauTiiiariaa. nnrin, tha . piayea in true apirii. tne in the brldreea Hood atreet if.' . i' U5UXU . r .f c ,? I"! andante movement being particularly 15 VAX!LZJZ.?!!1 KtWt WOhv4ta cOUected beautiful. In the W movVment 1. v -matter waa reported to the cltv m14 !?L-'t-A.??W ro moderate ,the quartet , ; , neer-a deoartmnt reaterdar mornlc. ."i i" 2" . it JL!?l"l .d.u.1 "nLD8r: naemble which received .-r ,but the hole w.a allowed to ram.ln wid. T" ? ""7 BU"" '0w?1 1 commendatioa : M U, tope Laat night. It la reported,"a horae Ma lnwa " In the exqul.itely ;i ("topped Into the hol't.The animal'a leg TV,.- i;t.t;Z-iJ2.-JxS fluartet (Haydn) how waa broken. The matter waa tt&ln W I L..Z. !ww""' w 7'1iiHillaiw atUined the movement (al- achieved ah the heartieat TWO HEM NAMED - y FOR CHAIRMAN "'jW ' . wna ooxmrr ' rom kovob o ; ' rBBSzsnra ".' otbb bbxoobatxo . OObVxBTXOV BZTAZi XBTBBSSTS rBACnOAULT AOBBB OB TICKET. i A C 'ported to the city engineer" a department , tnia morning, euf S. fHalntr Bird ever, that the moat artlatlo ef fecta,epecially tn the echersando move ofh!7-ti th throun u 01 hCI I vJ?A.2S?T S?i.tl?ll;C:, - I' a the fascinating "bird" Motion, which a j ,k.i if"" Mint mo tiaveiiara were Umlted . in ,thei socommodations.. An .L""-","" ofTarlnar waa t.lr.. tnr thl. rk .vri.. .v"' "1D : In a. ahnwar. 4-"" "hfch Mary to Anna eonveyed,- - i The plentiful moisture encumbered the .LV-" " " ,T .1" . Js - flower 1 v - "t - ' ( I Parkinson aaid that the-boaer Inaurrec- t And Welgh'd down Us beautiful bead.'! XT a war. im Um, lsvia a w1ai wtnaaaiaw Misa fand we have Vm In plenty the same Lv "- - eh.wa5t"fc th kind Cowper referred to. And now- is tbd Plo effect of the Ruaao-Japafc- 'the time to plant them. J. J. Butter, !l8$ rronL TeL Main 170$ : ."Don't get Into the: wrong store." The members of the Quartet are Wll liam Wallaoe Orabam, Mrs. Sherman Brown, Kdgar E. Couraen. - and Frits Zllm. The program: Quartet, Op. 21 A Minor, Frana Schubert; allegro ma non troppo, , andante, menuetto alle gretto, allegro moderato; "Parsifal paraphrase, Wagner-WilhelmJ; quartet. AT THE THEATRES bobs oooxxAjni rutr. It-la to be regretted that so aunarlnr twriQrmanoa- aa mai which Rose Cogh- ian ana support gives in "The Greatest Thlnar In tha Wnriil" 1 V I I pavronag-e man waa accorded at ita ese war on missionary work in Jaoanj i I , e saia ; "When Japan was victorious lA' Vfkara aA 4n 4V. .1th nkiM thnna-htsii i.r,o.... .. ..... 5 I, (Bird) Op, II, No. S. J. Hardn: allearo ? The Temperance alliance held" a iBjaet-. innuence had pUyed a large part, and I J' T . aneareno, aaagio, Ina- laat nlrht In tha Rndnv Avanua IOS.I morality waa an aaaentlal alamnnt. I - -v mwiu. " 'Christian: church In behalf of the local Her Influence In Manchuria and Korea ? option law. B. Lee Paget presided, while ve been great since then. After the on the platform were Rev. K. M. Bliss, Russian war, If Japan wins, this feelr 'Rev, A. Esson, Rev. Ray Palmer and ,n" will spread still farther and China J F. Poesen. After remarks by Mr, "ai raallse more fully that the enUght- "'Paget, Rev. Ray Palmer spoke on "The nment of Japan has . brought her ' Seven Altars of Local Option." Others atrength. , also spoke urging the need of personal "Alt Japaneae long for a triple alO endeavor In the work. . . -s nc of England. America and Japan. - - -- - " r : r These two countries they seek io oat. V The -types msde hr advertfsement ter" after. Missionaries, are-respected say that Mra. L. Jtt. Hart,' the ; welN Ma 1ven every consideration. The known magnetic healer, la located at 109 president or parliament IS a.- Chrtatlai ai7 ouiiaing, msieaa or iub im same " vm.yr every morning DO I oDenina In tha Vfumii.m arnA h....I huiMi.k ur. u.r, ,...h.. th. fore ha takaa hi. nMM.n,i.i 7 A-i- I rrml ia. .l.uam Grand theatre of jnagnatic healing, the same". Uught Thy. .r. Chriatian. in parliament umSm. ,pto5 -mMtmTvS ILR. at the Weltmer Inatitute. the parent In- I feel sure that , the result of thla A "sia-nT merued tne o. R. stuotlon. and Is organising a new class war will be a kindly feeling throughout Aside from tha human intaraat ,h. at thia tim. Tni.r...i n. win w.. tha nriant tnrt h. r... .1... . B,. Irv numan interest of the Tha maatlna- rln.mA itt. I! '"- muu.ui wum True It Is that Mlas Coghlan has the limelight all the time, or nearly so, but In this case the play IS not injured thereby. Hinging, aa it does, around a mother's patient and untiring love, the weak, but not vicious, waywardness of a son, and the gentle courtesies of the af fections. It should be hard to Drevent United Statea bringing the mother character far to convention in I the fore. J - 1 "nt imam wisn xnai Mr. unar. aa ia a aignined. persistent Francois Dubois began suit for di voroe today against Henrietta R. Du bois. They were married in Phillips, Kan., on December IS,, lil. and the plainttff ssys he has always been a dutiful husband, but the defendant de serted him on January I, 1899. Henry St Rayner Is the plaintiffs attorney. BOARD OF TRADE' ) LENDS A HAND Mra. the W. M. Graves, state organiser for C. T. U., will speak at the Sal vation Army No. 1 hall' tonight at 7:80. An Invitation haa been extended to all W. C. T. TJ. workers to attend.;' Mra, 8. EL' Foster will preside. Mrs. Graves The Baptists of the may hold their annual Portland In ''Ma. 106. - Rer. J. Whitoomb , Drousher of the vid McKarland. White Timnl4u wMtt.nu.th. I hn, AM k. w. - . w - ,h v ii' a this board of trade regarding the possibility widow, would show leas stiffness in his BliernOOn at ine X. H. V A. rooms.,15. Inf seearina' tha cnnvantlnn In hl. .it. art nf marnanlmH th. nil. andr a' tetMr ta7tialnir Ht-nar k' lkf til Ita llnala Tt la hla Annnrfunttw na Vw1. M. Booser, of the First Evan-J board extending a -cordial invitation to subtlety of emotion. bJt he falla to John B. Ryan was selected last night. at a-eonfertmce of tho supporters of Senator Alex. Sweek, as their candidate for temporary -chairman of the Demo cratic county convention Which meets tomorrow - at - ! o clock - at-- Hibernian halt Ryaa is secretary of the county and -'city central . committee, and also secretary , of the executive committee, which Is a. sub-committee of the central committee. He haa not' been actively allied with either of the two wings of the local Democratlo party, which have been striving for control of the organi sation. L. T. Peery. chairman of tha executive committee, Is the candidate of the Peery wing of the party for temporary chair' man. Efforts were made during Tuesday to bring together the two elements and arrange m compromise on the matter .of temporary chairman. These efforts failed, tha Peery? people Insisting upon their men and refusing to consider any other. It being apparent to the sweek forcea that the desired arrangement waa Impossible, the conference last night decided to go Into the convention in ststlnsr that Ryan be mad chairman. The control of the county organisation and the selection of a state delegation are the two paramount Issues. Nomina tion of candidates will not cause any trouble, as there Is a disposition to agree on the strongest men regardless of affiliation with either of the two winga of tha local party. All queatlon as to the election of Governor Chamberlain has been settled, it being conceded that even though the delegation from Mult nomah county In the state convention were to attempt to prevent the governor from a-olna- to St Liouia, tne country delegations would mass tbetr strength snd elect the stats s cnier executive. He will be a delegate at large, and will head the delegation. It la understood that the county con vention will not be asked to instruct for Hearst although It is tne general iinderatandlne- that the national delega tion will be for him. A canvass of the tata bv the Hearat repreaentatlvee has tSwS wvVSf othaerMcu. Htftjum Grand Theatre the presidential nomination. The hoiea or tne uemocmuo com tain soar higher over tne coming election than they have for many moona. The outlook, they ssy. is pro- r.ttious for several or tneir canaiaates. Thev lav claim to the office of sheriff. diatrict attorney and one state circuit judgeship, and do not hesitate to amrm that tha chances are good for their se- Mirina- reDreaenUtlon on the board of county commissioners shd in the state! Laat parformaaee of the ealabrated setreai, senate. . KUt W-iriLAni Naturally it is the snrievauy on Kappwted by an eieellent eompaay, la wh'f Vl! m.c? P;". ,n.. SEE "THE GREATEST THING IN THE WOBU' oner tne mo-i poironaa. - PBICER Prnut. $1.50j parquet elrele. tl. to the Rourbons that now Is the sp-1 B.ieo,,,, drat rows, T6s laat rowa. BOc. pointed time to place their man in tne t Gallery, SOc and see. Bosee ana togas. 110. office-on the north siae or tne court house, Threo eandldates are: already in I nr JA"XK II1CAIKC the new Biotl, me reauiar Myuunuau , ..'. !. iA t:v is x i'J.?T-i l a. : :, m k U, sa . m A :i 11:.1 ,;vii:i . . a 1 J) D fi V VIF rf fl f n I 1 .- . : .' ; i- 'i . ' : MANY - GIRLS whose faces are unattracdveWn reoose become positively charming when their smiles, reveal dean, well cared for teeth. Though well dressed and with, perfect features, broken or ir regular teeth are sufficient to make your appearance disagreeable. ' rown sf Gold SHOULD be put on those teeth of yours,' which from excessive decay have become so frail that filling is not advisable. Teeth do not often decay at the roots, so they may be restored to usefulness in this way. For front teeth we advise Porcelain Crowns in preference to gold. We Particular Man or Woman WHO does not have his or her teeth cleaned by a dentist at least once ." ! in six months, is neglecting a very important duty to himself. Neglect . ' to have the tarter removed causes an offensive breath to both the owner and those who come in contact with it Tarter also causes , diseased gums and if allowed to remain very long will loosen the teeth . and they will fall from their sockets. "A word to the wise is suffi cient" EXAMINATIONS FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. B. E. Wright's Dental Office 342 WASHINGTON STREET, COR. SEVENTH Office Hours 8 a, m. to 9 p. m. Sundays 9 a. m to 1 p. m. Phone Main 2119. Branch Office St eualoff Building SALEM AMTJS W. T. Pinfla, Bat. Hft. FRIDAT NI(3HT. APRIL IB, 1S04. BAUD OtORESTRA OOSCIXT. MUSICXAHa St DRISCOLL'S ORCHESTRA Bantu! Wallar Drlapoll, dlrartor. aaalated by MKS. BAT DXAX.BO BOHWAB, opraae. Dam Zan. harttona. Price 41.00, TOe. toe. SAe. Me. Beats sew aeiuog. Marquam Grand Theatre w bI..m.b?k nominee:. Storey, who will run lnde-' gellCSl CnUrCD, KeV. J. BOWerBOX. or the I the vrtria-natlnnal miti It iiM. Mtn thla n-,. I . v i ... m.. Second Church, and Rev. H. I Pratt tlons to hold tha convention har. muk. ini! It not a vital Ana h nrnliin. a i.. i..t .Lotion itatrtct. tv.,. i..... -v- . "ii" . ' inae(.i.iiu.nU, f . " wm us auurasaea io me I '"" " .wrui- I made a showing whien causeo con- alderable concern to the regulars. The presiding elder of the Portland district. mi mat iiiaiiv iw numwro, wnera vney American Rantlat Mlnlnn.n, will attend the missionary meeting. The American Baptist Home Mission society meeting will be held before the annual and tha a marten nanti.t c.kho.. conference convenes. aocietv and win tw. aux,a t h. bv Mr RrnnaKar whan Y. am Mam n vilWLMl. lll VVIIIU itlmil tha nnrth.nl Ttantlat ..!.. juu.i UiiU it ,Vu " "" to be held at mveln1 rthlA Mav closely. Beauty another, and exclusive designs in abundance. We want to do the next work you have in marble, granite or .monumental line. Otto Schu mann, next door9 Taylor-Street church. if. mot. -? On behalf of, the. Baptists of this city ana tne . west in general, Kev Mr. Drougner win - aiso extend the invita tion for the convention to 'be held In TBUB TWO TAOAXOBTSS," altustlon arlalnx from these vsrious Brilliant In every respect was the candidates is father complex. big crowd that graced Cordrays wllh I Not only did Bird pole a large vote Its presence last night "The Two Vag-at the last election, but many astute HDonas" nas.arawn spienaio nouses. iReoublican politicians aeciare tnat ne The lullaby song receives repeated en- Nrould have secured the plum had he cores, and Mine Kendall, Mr. Young, Mr. I not refused to - pledge any patronage. Haydn, and Miss Jenkins, have each I Whether he will adhere to that policy scored marked triumphs in the opera, thla time or not Is not known, but it Next week is to be the final week of the t, believed that he will be willing to uiympians engagement, two iignt op-imake m0Tt concessions. We strlvs to pleass." Thafs our Portland May. IMS. and he is confident eras will be sung. For the first four Stott does not seem to have stirred mania, jnciuuum Dunuuy aiaiinoc, rr Up a remarkable degree of enthusiasm. Diavolo" .by Auber will be sung.. The The chief thig uaually said in his last three nights and the following Bun- BVor j. that he is an organisation man motto, and we not- only strive, but we do please. You'll find It so among those whose printing we dor' -'Tie a great task to plesse, but we seem to have solved the problem. Metropolitan Printing Co., 147 Front street. Franz von Suppe's great standard work will be presented. that the Invitation will be accepted. WOULD" PROMOTE CLOSER RELATIONS i We sew on soles, with-the-Goodyear outsole rapid lockstitch machine, the! ;.ju,ijRA- . only one in this city -they don't rip. I A meeting of committees representing Jbaalies-;puc; men-s, 70c. fortiana gus- the commercial organizations of this torn Shoe & Repair Co.. ! Yamhill St, city and representatives of the state Turn Halle bldg., between Sd and 4th. granges of Oregon and Washington will 11 1 jt . ' be held 3n th rooms of the Commercial If vmi lntrrwtila Vrttlt -afl fa t. a Aitllr .l.k I v.w m m.- t . Meal Range she will never be satisfied Commerce building, at 4 p. m.. next Frl- coun. ry a S ft opportunity of wlt ith an othas r.nr. , arn,,inf .nr Ia IZT, i i fll, ' irfi.. L'J nesaing so fine a production In the . . . f -w era. -ae ii.vai.uif ( wii ssx These rsnges have not an equal on discussed various subjects of Interest to earin. nu capiivaie me . oousewue s heart. Stove department Olds,; Wprt man ft King, f Engine "oompany No. ; made a quiok . run to a, fire that broke out in the Ore gon steam laundry about S o'clock this morning. ' The fire waa quickly put out by a Babcock. - The blase was started by the falling down of a stovepipe. day matinee and night "Boccaccio," nd on th- reKUiar ticket' Ordinarily this means 99 points out of 100 in the county, ' but 'whether it will prevail agglpst the present conditions Is question. Storey hss a good personal -AT Tang BAJCXbV -.- d Vxpecu thV VupW or Biwaos' sa SXFSZ edArls . the Baker theatre this week. It Is not often that playgoera In any part of the If yon ever saw "y' A trsck meet , j You won't miss ! The big performance Saturday. Watch this column tomorrow, the -commercial and agricultural inter- esta of the northweat and an effort, ia to do maoe to promote closer relations be tween the local commercial organisa tions. and the state granges. . . WOMAN IS TOO - : MUCH FOR 0. R. 4 N. are to be "blown several ways." The Republican majority will not stand any thing like an even division, provided the- Democrats caat a aolld vote for their man and nothing else is to bt looked for. For circuit judge the names of George W. Allen, H. B. Nicholas. T. Q. Greene, Seneca Smith and Mark O Nelll are men tloned. The outlook at present Is that Dis trict Attorney John Manning will be chosen to make the race to succeed . .v The only Goodyear sKoe Repair Co. is located next to tha Gas Co.'s office, Yamhill street Repairing while you. The O. R, ft N. Railroad comnanv be gan suit today against Amanda I-arsen for possession of the east 87tt feet of big successes of recent years lot s and part or lot 7, a strip 40 feet I by 10 feet 4n block IS, Wheeler's ad dition; and for $600 damages The wait Work called , for and delivered P'amtitr charges that It owns the prop any reasonable distance. Phone Main I erty described, that the defendant holds 20JI. " ' I", ana mat sne refuses to; give posses sion. , Tne loo damages la asked as Firms are judged in many cases by I compensation for the annoyance of get-1 P7 11 their stationery. Don't let yours be tingposseeslona .:wt .. t 'MS our poorly printed. Let us do the Work, 1 1 - ' then, you'll carrr, a good prestige, Pendleton, from Albsny, where he had hands of so popular an organisation. HIT WXTX AT THB BAXZB. 'The Cowboy and the XAdy opens at the Baker next Sunday afternoon, and in the handa of 'the New Nelll-Moroaco company-a production of mors than usual interest and completeness Is nrnntlaMl. It Is a true Dleture of west- 1 ern life told in a refined way. and tho- himself. A possible combination of name of Clyde Fitchf the author, stamps Storey and Manning has been hinted at. tt aa a play of high standing; and merit but nothing definite in this regard will It is filled with oomedy incidents pecu- be known until after the Democratic liar to the life of the cowboy and I county convention. ranch, and the dramatic and oathetto I A mono- those whose names are heard side are so blended to make a play that I as senatorial possibilities are H. W. appeals to every one. It. is one of the Parkor, Newton McCoy, F. V. Holman, M. J. Malley, T. G. Thornton. Charles J. Schnabel. J. A. Bushman, N. A. imu flTTKW OB mH. P..rv A Wlnar Wllann. Tt. M Donanrh Itching plies produce moisture and Gen. H. B. Compson. John Van Zante canse ucning, mis lorm. aa weu aa and Tr. John Welch. . I Several quiet meetings have been Rtona itnhina-and hiaedina-. Absorbs tu- neid lately by tne party leaders, ma mors, buc a jar. at aruaaists. or sent ina arranareniBnvB r convamion, mall. Treatise free, write me about I and it ia declared that the candidates case. Dr. BosanWo, Phil's, Pa. Peaslsa, Bros'. Co-.4 Sbsrlockt building, attended the funeral of bis roothsr.,0 Wa candidly belleva that if a pandl- Western wheat western labor, west date for office we would be nominated ern i product Fluff and Never-SUck by acclamation and recelya evory vpts starch. Free demonstration at D. C. in the United States and Canada. Union Burns'. Laundry, Second hnd Columbia. ' 1 v " in m VlMjlAwf ai.T.i v , - The proposition of improving Mllwaukl. Rep'.irtng a'nd r0VZ "T"wo stored - Preferred Stock Canned Ooods. Allen ft Lewis' Best Brand. I chosen will be such as it Is believed wil I stand tha best chance of winning out under the rather unusual conditions pre vailing. 1007. Oaeraa I Baker. Sol Leeae sad Minacar. Tonisht all weak, matinee Saturday, tba sew Nalll-aloraaee eompanr, ia Sroosos Howard' maaterpiaca, "AJUgTOCB-ACT," A btilUaot aatlra on ftondon soriaty. CTealns prloea, 60c, 8Ae, B5e, 16c. Matlnae. SS, 16c, 10c. Kaxt WMk. '.Tb Cowboy and tt Lady. W. G. SMITH & CO. NTSAnr Thlre Floor, Washinston tUg. roortb an! WMMngtoa StrMta CORDRAY'S 1HEATRE CORDRAY RUBS ILL, Maaarera. TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK. Third weak, eatabllabed seceaa. OX-YlCrXA OOMZO OfBBA COACPAaTT. Baat opara or toa aaraffenieot. ureat eaat. New wardrobra T Of courae. Tnnafal maal Dd boats or pratty firia win d aaan la "TIB TWO TAOABOBBS." Price aa usual, "bat you always gtt aor loan iuii Tama. " Mattirig Sale! Just received a very Urge shipment of fine Linen Warp" Matting at T. 15c and 18c per yard Also Japanese and Chlfleie "curiosT consisting of "new BraaswaM7 CTolsV sonnle, Satauma, fine decorated Porcelain, Silk Embroideries, eta. r, Our lesss expires In July and the entire stock must be dosed out b fore moving. , ANDREW KAN & CO. SSSXSlX? ARCADE THEATRE gKVKNTH AND WABBIIIOTOS. REflNED VAUDEVILLE B:M t iM. T:S e 10:, antCTJAY OONTINUOI S FEOhl 1 TO IK FOB LADIES, GENTLEMBN AND CBILDESM. ADMISSION TEH CENTS TO ANY SEAT. FRITZ THEATRE 40-14J BuXsBrDX. rssb ram, prop. w. a. brown, mat, i ino nuiiiQ ur VAUDEVILLE Two shows dally t X s. m. CONCERT BALL BLAXIEEBROft. OONCEBT EVEBY NIOHT. uru bubnbide. may (or may not) make mliHons think. It depends upon how it is soolied . W hav rho (jWf7'f1 . applying Printers Ink in a way that attracts the eye and com pels attention. Our large Printing House is equipped with everything necessary to produce accurately, neatly and quickjy Printed Matter of all kinds. When" Wtol Printed; try us. F. W. Bal.es (SI Company Printers Tint and OaK Streets . Phone Main 165 i Portland Have you seen the White Elephant? avenue to 1 the city limits will be taken up again, tonight by the Sellwood board of trade. The queatlon has been under discussion for fl past two jrears. - - - Bad taste In your mouth, -tour stom ach.! lack; of appetite, are Immediately corrected by Wahoo Tonic, SO cents a I bottle at all druggists. Washington and 6th, Morrison and 4th. Steamers for The ' Dallea will laava Alder-street wharf Urn. daily (except Sunday). Phone Main 14. V a:.:,.-,,-. iBSBBtaTaaayatiaa i- , - .- Wiss Brosdentists. Falling building. Third ' and .Washington. , S. H. Gruber, lawyer. 617 Com'cl Block. sit J. Sommervijia, county treasurer of Umatilla county, was at the Imperial .last night on his wsy to his home in Drs. Adix & Northrup ' OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS " Acuta and Chronic ' Diseases 8uc-k - ' eeasfully Treated ". - ' EXAMINATION FREE- i'i Suite, '416 Dekum Bldg. BBZSOOU OOVOZBT. An orchestral concert of classic se lections wilt be given at the. Marquam Grand next Friday evening, under the direction of 8k W. D.rlscoM. of the Mar quam Grand orchestra. There will be SO of the best musicians In the city par ticipating, and , the program will be of especial Interest to lovers of high-class music. Solos will be contributed by Mrs. May Dearborns-Schwab and ' Mr. Dom Zan. ' ' - cxnarxT pbbsobtaiv. J. , F. Baker of 14. Orapde Is Hglstered at the Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Metschan, Jr., of Heppner, are the. guests of Manages Metschan at the Imperial. v Half the ills that man is heir to come from; Indigestion. Burdock blood Bit ters strengthens and tonea the stomach; makes indigestion impossible. ' . .. i Wefl Dressed Men Who jcare for their personal appearance never go to a cheap establishment expect ing to get what they want. The individuality that is put r into the Suits we rnake stamps pur establishment as the leader of fashions in Portland. Once a custorqer always a customer, is our motto. . WM.,.VEliTEN : : tailor. ' - - . WS .WASHINGTON ST. MANY PENNILESS ONES GET HELP Our of 97 people who applied to the city board of charities for aid during March, four were round to De unaeaerv lng, SO in doubt and 08 were found to be absolutely deserving. These figures are given in tho monthly report made yes terday afternoon to the board of di rectors of the organisation by Secretary W. K. Walpole. "We sometimes find people who have aDDlied to us for aid of various kinds are undjsserjrtng,' said Secretary Wal pole. "We nava a sure test, or one that la usually quite sure. We always make applicants work, or we offer them , work. If they work, they are genuine, deserv ing. If they refuse, they are not fit subjects for us to extend aid." The number of women who applied ta the society for aid in March was 18, and the number of men was SI. A large amount of provisions for families was furnished. The expenditures for March were; S014.SS. . - Clean Coal Full Weight. Prompt Delivery. - opr x. y '329 BURN BUV YOUIU BAR FIXTURES BILLIARD TABLES From Us, and VOUR LIQUORS WHERE " YOU PLEASE, if you want to save money and stay in business. The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co. P.O. SIDE ST But OoaJ BMaton, Book Sprtngs ai:::::::::::::::::::ftS Not guessing even after 12 years' ex- sTS aS. ...... .......... .Svoo -" , - v , ..,.., .-i 9 penence, is our maxim, i nere would be fewer failures In warm air heating If all dealers knew their business. We try to know ours. . ..;v. :-iy: ACEU MAN FALLS FROM MOVING CAR John Mlnto of Salem, father of ex- Chief of Police John Mlnto of this city, jumped from a moving car at the cor ner of Sixth and Washington streets this morning and- was severely bruised. The old gentleman, who. Is almost 80 years of age,- struck on hts head and was drasreed about It or 20 feet before the' car could be atopped. . Although badly shaken up by hla fall, Mr. Mlnto suffered no Serious injuries, and was able to proceed to his borne without as sistance. the w. q. Mcpherson co. Portland Oregon -47 JFlrat Street Claims the Story Is True, "Little Colds." v Thousands of lives sacrificed every year. ; Dr. Wood's Nor way Pine Syrup cures little colds, euros big colds, too, down to. the very' verge of consumption. ,-. . . ":?ro TOITTAXB XOB ; ' . DO TOW VSB COAX. - c Sf so, resassabat tha Crystal tear ,i Storag-s Co. raoat. Sast S44t , A beautiful woman who has never. un in lately, been known to nave any trouble, suddenly finds she haa more than the average- trouble. Her-ilfsla saved Just in time, and the reseusr is Barks Tonic This story may apply to many a person, for Barks Tonlo is tha only rheumatic cure that, really cures: It cures in 4 to 10 days. It costs only 78q per bottle, is sold in all drug stores, but if your druggtct does not carry it you can get it st Clernenson's drug store, corner Second and Yamhill streets, Portland. O i .,nrvnC T FOR A .FEW DAYS LINOTYPE and ME Til C ' w.m MU i ; ; h STEREOTYPE Itl L 1 A L J a!.?..,i ..v...;.,,;.,. Ore afjsealv, .r-i(....i.,i,.lt3g ' ""a. Thesa are. new and up-to-date Sewing .. Machines..;,!' --'V' 1 ! 'l;,,vt:i 't -h i,- PACIFIC METAL : Standard Sewta!acWneb?nce i liATa niC ' V"'- ;'f ' t8 Tamma St, Corses rearth. . . rTUAAiJ' 'WeedlesiOU. and Repairs. Second. " fm mt' f . hand Machines all makes, from II to r, - -f SlOln good order. " t - . 7J North Second Street Portli Cr. MpP 7 Schvcb Dros. PrintlnCo. W ' r Jr! f ' Best Work. Seasonable rrleas . ' v"' ' 1 J;T , HTM t'.;r . rioss V 'a in j- ' C;'itrin. . . i