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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 8, 1904. nrniiniip 1 a mi wrrMivinn i 1111 1 M HI HM ninniv vi'iwii AVElBRIDCE . . i it ti bbk m m km bbb i City Engineer just naming ma terial for Work Ordered Several Weeks Ago. EAST SIDE RESIDENTS BEGINNING TO REJOICE Character of a Permanent Structure Over Sullivan's Gulch Will Cause Talk. Heavy Umbers are being delivered at the L"nlon-e venue bridge, over Sulllviin' gulch, for the repair work ordered by the executive board tome time ago. East aide residents who have been suffering all possible inconvenle nc rrom me, clos ing of the bridge now take hope that will rouliv have their thoruuifhiare restored to them In euch form that they will be able to use It and will not for all time to come be driven a half mile out f ther regular course when desiring to cross the gulch. The order of the executive board for the repair work was Issued levtral wtokt ago. but the city engineer Is Just getting the material on the ground to commence work. ami no doubt he wlU have n force of men busy there before the close of the present year. At an expense of slightly more than 11,000 this Miruciure. which has been the source of Inestimable Inconvenience. Is to be made serviceable again. When the city engineer condemned it there were contractors who said the premature action was taken In order to hasten the erection of great steel structure that would afford the department opportunity. Ar f, .riiier business with the builders. The fact that tbe Portland 8treet Rail way company bolstered the structure slightly under Its tracks and continued ending over the bridge at a high rate of speed cars weighing many times what horse vehicles ,d confirmed these In their views. When a new structure was discussed and the people of the district faced the determined purpose of forcing upon them costly steel bridges, the first estimates for which aggregated $1113.000. they concluded that something was Ir regular. Twice they remonstrated steel i i j .i. in view of this sentiment unui n v " ... - 7. i .. .virtfui that no new wurk could be taken up until there was re vision In the law governing prellml- . . ... hud suffered for rtllCI w. Fnv months and It became evident that the turmoil of the situation forbade any new structure. It was found that the old ele vated roadway at Union avenue could be renal red for further use and at ulte a rv. ...... Thu work is now in progress, or rather will be when the city engineering department gets around to the duty. It was thought when provid ing these repairs that the bridge would be made reasonably safe and serviceable for at least another year, and the of the contractors who at first differed from the clt engineer were vindicated The ultlmACTtnode of Improvement will become a live Issue jwme time next year There are those who hold that a half' fill and half elevated roadway s the most jsntlcable and economies method of sblvlng this problena. Thef filled to the level of the O. R. N. track, but against this desire the city engineer is said to protest on the around that the bottom of the gulch Is not firm enough to hold a fill wlthou. dumping an enormous quantity of earth Into It. Against this thesis of the '"p" fd" vanced the staple illustration that the Q. R. N. has a remarkably firm fill on this same ground. On both the Marquam gulch fills the contractors delivered the required earth at 40 cents a cubic yard. Approximate ly the same figure could be expected at Sullivan s gulch. With the O. R. AN. roadway extending down the gulch and a very shallow apace between it and the north bank, the amount of the fill would be comparatively small. After the fill was completed, the property-owners srsue. the elevsted roadway would not need to have a height of but 30 to 6 feet Erecting such a structure of the most stable type would be a very eco nomical piece of work, and Its replace ment would Involve but a fraction of the present cost of a bridge over the gulch. DISSATISFOWIVES WANT TO BE RELEASED Four dissatisfied wives filed com plaints In the state circuit court today asking for a dissolution of msrrlage ties. Helen Melle. after 16 years of married life with Jacob J. Melle. proprietor of a saloon, 518 Twenty-first street, asks the court to grsnt her a divorce on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment, alleging that n, two occasions the de fendant threatened to kill her. and ".that the language uad by defendant Is of auch character that plaintiff does not wish to set It out upon the records of ki. ....... t imt MiifflcA to sav that it im puted her'chastlty." They reside at the Bomer of Twenty-first and Wilson atreets. Sylvia M. Weaver, who was married to William H. Weaver In Portland, Oc tober J4, 10I. says In her complslnt that he deserted her November 110. ISM, and because of this she-asks for a decree of divorce. Annie Hall sues Willlnm Hall for a divorce on the grounds of simple deser tion, alleging that they were married In Missouri in 1000 and he deserted her shortly thereafter. Ixmtse M Mackev allege cruel and In Y. . i .1,. r nt Wllllum nnniaii ii,i..i,'i''. .... .... - - - C. Mackey, whom she married In Illinois In 1I7. Men'a Sewed Oak Soles 65c. Extra select. 0c; . Ladles', 40c and Or. Ooodyear Ska Repair Factory, near Gas company's office, Yamhill atreet. We cell snd deliver free. MUUf AOJB HEME I Manager L. R Kellman, of the Turn again Arm Mining company, operating in eastern Oregon, reached the city this morning on business. Work is progress ing aa usual at the Cracker-Oregon prop erty, said he. the force now being In tun nel No. 2, which Is being driven to Inter sect the main vein of the property. s. We Are Prepared To furnish the plumbing trade with vltrlned salt - alaseif gewei pipe and can miote dTs ounts that will Interest Our producta are a necessary sdjunrt to CKJUIJ WORK. Let us hear from you. DIAMOND BRICK CO. tat St. Tata Foot m -,. -u-vj-- i - -. -y .-i..-..- a ' "Sia Hopkina" Monday. Seats are now selling for the clever comedienne. Rbse Melville, who comes to the Marquam Grand theatre next Mon day and Tuesday nights In her famous play, "Bis Hopkins" Miss Melville Is supported by a most cspable company. As 81s Hopkins Miss Melville appears with her hair pulled so tightly away from her forehead that she Is almost slant-eyed. The hair a fathered Jfr get her Into two tight little plf". which stick out on each side of her head "two ways of a Sunday." She had been securing this tight effect by forcibly pulling the hair back, which gave her headaches. After the . old doctor had talked to her she did her hair for the play comfortably tight, and secured the very tightly drawn effect by using a plentiful supply of pogaaaa. The Star. The Stsr management has this week placed before Its patrons a vaudev lie bill crowded with good acts containing more performers than has ever been shown on any vaudeville program In the ..... no.. i.iri.n airla attired in ciiy. i ie ., tights and spangles, play their brasen instruments wun a"" -" . ,i. Vnur ccnslsts or a quartet of the best singers and come- dlans on the stage looay. m. . soubrettes of today ran nr " the first rank because they can neither sing nor, dance well enough to make their performances noteworthy. On i. lh. rareftll education wieaa iwu F"in. -.... and long training of the Qarrity sisters prove tneir values. "Pretty Peggy," Coming. ... .Hniflllnni fif the Coming uuic ti ni h. ih. fimt nresentatlon here of "Pretty Peggy," In which Miss Jane Corcoran will be seen at me smsw Q rand theatre next eunemjn Thursday nights. Miss Corcoran Is sup ported. It Is said, by a very large com pany, which Includes many prominent Dlayers. tier leaning roan Robeon, who has himself been a very successful star ror some lour ' T v- -...I hr It will be years. ne ii iiii"i -- remembered, at the head of his own company In "Richard Carvel, ana pre- Vvousiy starrea in w The advance sale of seats will open next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. "EverymanM at the Marquam. No dramatic offering of the season ex ceeds In Importance that of the Ben Greet company at the Marquam Grand theatre next Friday afternoon. Saturday afternoon and night. The company comes direct from the run at San Fran cisco, where "Everyman." "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Twelfth Night were presented. This Is the third Amer ican tour of the Ben Greet company, a conclusive proof that the public will support and does support dramatic of ferings of the highest class when pre sented under the proper auspices. The advance sale of seats wiu open new Wednesdsy morning, December 7, atip o'clock. . The Arcade'a Clever Birda. ?At the Arcade theatre today and to iu k n-rfereri the last oppor tunities for every chljd in Portland to see the wonaeriui iroupe m -whlch has entranced every Juvenile r.rttor who 'has seen them so far. Thaee. marvelous birds take part In a Are scene In which some of them act aa firemen, rescuing from a burning doll s house cnng of their comrades, who sre nlacedUliexe In perilous ppalUona. Mpr 1 thsn ,nil. tley save rurrwure. ring the fire alsrm snd finally . arsg a n . . , k .. 1 1 t ,nH nut nut the to a Diaxing uuiiumi - . fire. Revival of "Darkeat Russia." irk. .imnut aKaniute nower of the Russian minister of police and the abuse to which his despotism Is brought at the expense of untoia mncnin i peasantry of that miserable country. form features or unmisiaaauie In "Darkest Russia." The plsy which is k.,n s mnt nrosDerous revival will be presented at the Empire all next week, starting wun im morrow afternoon. Seats now on sale at the Dolly Varden cenay snap, Morrison; Phone Main no. The Grand'a Continued Succeaa. . . . 1 I.Uhul ..rnvHR tiaVA SttPtlded I Illl I III r 1 1 ir. in;,. ......... every performance at the Grand theatre this week, and though the week is draw lng to a close the house Is Jammed to the doors every night. The secret Is the giving of the beet vaudeville show that the people of this city have ever had. courteous treatment and a comfortable theatre to sit In. rne nexi " will surpass anything ever given on the Pacific coast. Real Fun at Bijou. I stsnd " sings Harry Steele and then he falls. He goes down hsrg. ror he's on roller skates, ana me singe seems to run swsy rrom unaer nun He's at the BIJou. or course, ror mais the place for real amusement snu genuinely good vaudeville entertain- talnment. Ti Auorey - Lydell and Butterworth are other big feature. The Lyric. Include the Lyric In your list of vsu devllles tonight. A great bill is on. Kthel Whltesldes snd her two Alabama coons are worth double the price of ad mission. The Baker's Bill. A grest house Is promised at the Baker tonight Big bill of great vaude ville sets. Don't miss going In to see the sport. If you want an hour or two of fun. "" "Who'a Brown?" Tonight. The last performance of the scream ing farce. "Who's Brown?" will be given nt the Marquam tonight by the clever company headed by William Morris. OFFICER JOHNSON WITHDRAWS APPEAL ii in., rhimt nt Police Hunt heard yes terdsy that Patrolman J. F. Johnson had withdrawn his appeal to the civil service commission to be reinstated In the de partment, he was not surprised. 1 had an Idea the Johnaon was bluf Hng by taking sn appesl." he said, "and never did believe he would really go be fore the ommfealon His offense was an aggravated one, anl the only excuse thst could be offered was thst he was Intoxicated, which of Itself Is extremely bad In a policeman." Patrolman Johnson was dismissed from the police force by the executive board on recommendation of the chief about s month ago. The sctlon of Chief Hunt wss tsken aa soon as hs had learned the rlrcumatsnces connected with an assault msde on Dr. E. D. Johnson by the patrolman while the litter wss Intoxicated. All who discussed the affair st the police station yesterday expressed plessure thst the unpleasant sffalr Is elased. ss the noto riety,, they stated, reflected on the en tire force. REPAIRS MADE IN DEFECTIVE SEWER Contractor Finish Work an Drain Beneath Manhole at Sixteenth and Alder. WATER RUNS THERE WITH FORCE OF MILL RACE No Flooring Found, and Four Hundred Stone Blocks Were Put in Place. Contractors a U. Rlner A Son have completed the repairs on the defects In the Tanner creek sewer which they were allowed to make under the permit Issued to them last Wednesday by Mayor Wil liams. They placed the last stons oiocas at 8 o'clock this morning. - The permit allowed them to place stone blocks In the bottom of the drain in the section beneath the manhole at Sixteenth and Alder streets, where the committee of experts found the moat se rious defect. It was out of this section that Walter Thomas, the foreman, stated he had left the bottom as the result of a bribe. . . . The contractors found considerable difficulty In controlling the water which floVs past this point like a mlllrace. It took them two days to make a dam and pipe the water over the section where there was no stone-block bottom. . . ih. eftntractore. 21 feel nwuiuiut .v ' " . . . . i,hmii n v flooring, and nau uten 1.11 ..n - - . It took about 400 stone Diocas 10 taw The work or repairing u ..-j.. .1 nf H 8. Mcl'ullum. luiuri un- Buk. ' - - . an engineer In the city englneer-a depart ment. There were rumors to the effect that the contractors wouia aiiempi i im pair other defects, but City Engineer El liott states that he gave the Inspector strict Instructions to allow no work done on the sewer otner man repon.s bottom beneath the manhole, and he says his orders have been obeyea. Mayor's rablan Policy- Mayor Williams has not made the .nnninimtnt of the committee which he Intends sending Into the Tanner creek sewer to make a seconu vw gatlon. He says he Is sttemptlng to get fair-minded men. who are civil engineers, and who know their busi ness, to serve. He says he will give their names to the public ,ss soon a the selection hss been made. That he is making an attempt to ..... i.-., ,!,,.., RUlntt there 1 suieiu vikj " little doubt. He thinks the report of the former committee of experts was prejudiced, and that the council com mittee was too severe In Us recom- Georse Knight and R. 8. Oreenleaf. the experts who ex- . .1.. ...nr uv thev were very Hinint-u .uv w., " - lenient with the contraclors. and both state If the members-of the committee -.1 -. i. a 1... th. mivor know their business and make the proper. kind of V . . ... 1 1 In fln.1 Investigation, iney caunui .. , . more glaring defects In the sewer than were pointed out in meir repon. n 0 nA&nlAar .11 .... I . inm K uu .1 . i, ..e k im. nverad a short llllll vi nip "i- i a - dlstsnce west of the Sixteenth and AHcrt tract manhole, where, rt is w a feet below the surface. He states that for a distance of ebout 104V feat to tU locality the two outside tiers T oritk In the tunnel are laid without any ce ment whatever. If this section of the sewer Is uncovered he says everybody will be able tor see hew poorly the con tractors, did their work. Grand Jury Investigating Soandal. Rumors sre still being circulated that the council will take some steps next Wednesdsy to force Mayor Wll it krln. wharves aaatnst Cltv Engineer Elliott. Several of them were asked regarding the matter, but refused to discuss it. Neither Assistant Engineer Scoggln nor Inspector J. M. Caywood can be removed unless the city engineer so de t.i, mm .11 rhnrvpi aarainst them have to pass through his hands before they sre presented to ine civil service cum- . , il.,i.. two men am B M miBIIUH. 1 " deeply Implicated as the city engineer. the latter, it ia inumnw, .... steps toward having them removed from office. The grand Jury ia engaged In an in vestigation of the scandal, and several of those Impllceted have been subpoe nsed to appear before that body. Reln steln who was E. W. Rlners former partner, and who hinted before the coun cil committee that some city official was to get a slice of the pool money. Is skid to be among the witnesses. City Auditor Devlin, with the reports of the experts and the recommendations of the oily council, haa also been before the Jury. Although tne grana jury is u -inar Walter Thomas. who confessed to having been bribed to leave defects In the drain, ne cannoi oe found, as he has gone into Hiding. It Is expected that the grand Jury will bring In Its report soon. COSfSCIOTJ IHpecUl Ptapttch to Tbe Jnuraal.) . t..... 7 Wiw Hn..r. the racomn, 1 --. WhMwnrth" college freshman, who was so ....inn. v Intnreo in s man wun sophomores yesterday, has regained con mnjt vin recover. The fac ulty Is trying hard to suppress the facts In the scrimmage. was aue iu m failure of the freshmen to obey orders of the sophomores as to now mj wear their csps. tUCTTJalB OV toiob. Tr C. Gertrude French will lecture before the Gillespie school of expression ,.. .. ...ni.i December 7. sub ject "The Vocal Organs and Care of the Voice." Admission free, but by ticket oh. talned from students or ai me scnooi, 624 Morrison street. No Delay In keeping social or business engage . 1 , ... nurvnll. Ill H . k llPft.i ache, or other pains or schea by thos . . I L-A lliu m.rit. nt fir. Miles' Antl-Psln Pills. They simply take s tablet wnen tne njmiiiuiu. a tablet wen int. ymui.,ni j.,.-., they are quickly dispelled. In fsct Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills will prevent, and also cure, all pains of every riiture. end are absolutely harm less The soothing Influence upoa the nerves snd muscles qulst snd refresh the Irrlteted conditions. 'Mr Miles' Antl-Psln Pills always cure my headache, and the beauty of It, It costs sucrT a trifle. I am glad there is such a remedy for people who must work sick or wsll. Headaches never prevent me from keeping my engage MRS." 0 N. GRIFFITH. Santa Ans, dkX If first bottle does not beneflCyour money back. 26 doses, 21 cents. Never sold In bulk. SRX otr sroaa xs n ona or Turwiai, and all manner of kitch en good's, wsshing machines, etc PIANOS The Very Best Possible to Procure We Carry Only the Highest Grades. Any dealer 111 tell you he can give you the greatest bargains. WE LtAVZ If TO THE PUBLIC TO JUOOE Ask any disinterested - party, and In variably the answer will be: IF TOO WANT PERFECTLY RELIABLE IN STRUMENTS AND MOST HONOR ABLE BUSINESS DEALINGS, ' OO TO eSoule Bros. Piano Co. Cor. Morrison and West Park Streeta. srxaaejayxassgsmMiieajsis MANY PUPILS HEAR REV. W. STRUBLE Nearly a Thousand High School Students All Warned Against "- the Cigarette. A special asiajnbly of nearly 1,000 students or we roruana nign kuwi heard Rev. Wallace R. Struble speak on the evil effects of cigarette smoking by boys snd the purpose of the Antl-Clgar-f ti. leaame. The lecturer was Intro- UUt tlQ ' ' Jt . I IU1 1, l I - - -- ' . ' phatlcslly Indorsed the campaign against .i a w n.in.lnUl T T navia who em cigarettes. The lecturer quoted Dr. Frank W ...... ..I.,. nr.tiiH.rit nt Armour Instl tute of Technology, Chicago, as fol lows: I An nnt kaIIavm there Is an agency more destructive of soul, mind and body or more subversive or gooa moraia, uwi the cigarette, ine ngnt against. ui".' atta la a flaht for civilisation. This is my Judgment ss an educator." I im mm , wi., . . ... a v... n.in.,!, uuritutitpn in a recent T , ..Am n I I M I M UUU issue of "Physical Culture," In which the writer stated: "Every lad should shrink rrom necom- i . ....nil. fia-sraite fiend. Every young woman should shrink from such a companion. His clothes and his body, his leathery, yellow-tanned lungs and heavy brea.th.,are saturated with the filthy polson-rrom wnion a uui disgust. His blood- Is tainted, his chest Is hollow, snd hls;crscked, rlngless voice represents another music box playing . - a . wa - .J a rkaaaa " the tun or -wearer my v w aa--. Pk. nelnplnal 1nBTAdltIlt rSADOnalblS m lasa a a- - sr- for the demoralised condition of the cig arette fiend," said Mr. curuoie, u a product arising from the burning to- " - - mm r;irhn ITlOnOXlde. The imi tu .vw. - -w -.. - London Lancet states that 'one ounce of tobscco. smoked In the form of cigar ettes, gives, for example, one-fifth of a pint of pure carbon monoxide gas, and probably more wnen smoaea in pijicu cigars.- This i gss. if Inhaled, would be taken up rapidly by the blood.' " BICKNELL YOUNG ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Blcknell Young, who comes to Port land next week to give a lecture on "Christian Science, was ror years ra mous through' the eastern states as a baritone. He sang In oratorio in all the large eastern cities, and taught at Chi cago. About eight years ago he visited Portlsnd as a guest of Zera Snow, a friend of many years standing, and while here he gave a' song recital snd lecture on "Folksongs of All the Aires" st the residence of Mr. Snow, corner of Twentieth and Johnson streets. Although s singer of extraordinary gifts and abll i. i, i,.i ,i,ij m r'urf.r In that nrn- fes'slon when he was appointed sbout two yesrs sgo ine nrom ui iwimi. ship of the Christlsn Science church. .... v...!.,., mill 1,.1-tiiro at the Mar quam Grand theatre Sundsy afternoon. Dee. 11, at 1 o'clock. As Christlsn j.i.nn. i.rinmi vIvmi here in the DSSt have sttracted sudlencea that tested the capacity of the theatre, arrangements i . . i.....,i mmAm tbla lime to Insure seats to those of the public who wish to hear Mr. rounga lecture, complimentary re served seat ticxers will rm ii at m hut office 'on the Bsturday before the lecture. These tickets will reserve hatra until IB minutes before 1 o'clock. after which time the seats wilt be thrown open to the' public. On Tuesday and Wednesday after- .......... T . K.. a n.il 7 ttia anmMi nt the Rngllsh Lutheran church Will have a sale or rancy articles at ine p mn.i., tit Jefferson street Light refreshments will be served. and an Interesting muslrsl snd literary program will be rendered each evening. Among those who are ex pected to participate In the program are Messrk Blankholm. Mrs. Leas, Dr. mi ner Mr. Fred Bergee. Mrs. Arthur Hol derman. Miss Bftftr.lMrs. Oliver Wlckllne and others. ; Jr Make Your Wife Happy This Christmas by placing a Universal Range, tbe greatest cooking utenall In the world. In your kitchen, and She'll Make You Happy By preaentlng you the beat cooked you ever saw, and this will cauae Bless the Maker of . that Stove It haa ne superior for baking or cooking, and wlU pay for "self In two years lnthe saving of fuel. In this respect It Is the most wonderful econo miser ever known. Next cornea Cole's Hot Blast Heater The stove that burns every particle of gas generated from either coal, wood or rubbish for It will burn corn cobs, aawduat. wood or coal. With coal Vor fuel the gas gives half the heat and all other heating stoves waste thst ha'f Vole's Hot Blast will save Its price In fuel In one winter. If used aa much as heating stovea ordinarily are used. J. J. KADDERLY la ga-ls-xea-xSsaa-xSJsjJMSMSg take-Walker BUSINESS COLLEGE Monday and Thursday evenings from seven to nine. OOXKXzriJra (Laboratory Method). (Pernln System). .(Touch method) Pat&uars and tCM. Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday evenings from seven to nine-thirty. TUITION, 6 Mos.. 25.00 By the month six dollars for the first month. Ave dollars per month for the following five months and four dollars par month there after. Call or send for Catalogue Holmes Business College F I R E Through the kindness of the Y. M. C. A., day and night school is being held ss usual at the association building, Fourth and Yamhill streets, telephone Main 513. Elocution and Vocal Culture Art of Expression. PBIVATB LB8SONS OIVIN. Apply to Miss Louise Forsythe, ST. HELEN'S HALL, Portlsnd, Or. WOOD WOM, 1BA Lessons given by Miss Leone Case Baer, STUDIO ST. HELEN'S HAM.. PYROGRAPHY art convene each Tuesday and Thurs day afternoon from 2 to 4 o clock. MULTNOMAH INSTITUTE aa statu Street, Phone Bed 1761. Portland. Or. WEINHARD'S City Brewery largest and Most Complete Brewery In the Borthweet. Bottled Beer a Specialty TB&BFMOB B Bo. 78. Ofaoe 13th and Burnslda gtreets PORTLAND. . OREOON. WCUTLERY EVERY BLADE VARRANTD GEO. BLACK PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 111 Wseeester BMg. Iheas Wast It. Oeaaral rractlc. I a Tea ligations, fctate Wars. pedal and nrMlesl A eel la. MCHICHOOC n an KOMTBOaT aTa BaaAwzsre, wm oozom, rmm Asm nnc ncBmx, bubst nn wok. meaU, the you to beat baked bread and pastry Patronize HOME Industry SMOKE ONLY UNION MADE CIGARS They Have the QUALITY XmmammmtmmmmmmWammLXmm Get Our Quotations ON Sash Doors Mill Work K2 Rasmussen & Co. OUR PHONE IS MAIN We have removed to our new quarters, corner Thirteenth a;id Irving streets. I are prepared I to offer the trade the largest variety of Bt?ves and Ranges, 'be T found on the Paclrtc coast We carry In stock .Hotel Range and to be nnrtahle and brick-set 4 feet to 12 feet with single ana aounie ovens; rnruiiii. FSblnet Oens for Bskerles, Restaurants and Logging Camps; copper and r--V.t-i rTi Kitchen Utensils. Tinware, Colonial. Imperial and Amathyst enameled warea. etc We solicit your Loewenberg TAI "S" CAB BOBTB. Dry short slab wood, stove ajse $3.00 Same Kind of Wood What's the Difference? Per cord Banfield, Veysey Fuel Co. Phone Main 353 m i-1 ..... a- r.nt.. an1 bath eetabllehment In the hotel. T& OREGON DAILY JOURNAL ANiwirAru ron all the eol OOUl OaUOXWAX MOT SXAIt STOTja. Odd Fellows' Temple, First and Alder Streets Telephone MAIN 1383 N. E. Corner Second and Taylor Sts. 966 patronage. & Going Co. TBBBTB ABB XBTXBO STS. Dry short cordwood, stove sr- $4.50 $1.50 80 Third St., Cor. Oak UTe Portland BOBTXABB, OBBOOB. American Plan $1 Per Day and Upward naSQVaBtSM BOB JJ"";" awn rjoancHCXAX. TBATBLIM. alalia aentlamen. A modern Turkish H. C BOWERS. Manager.