it
t::- cnzccn daily jouhiial, pcotLand, Wednesday evening, march ta, uc3.
c.riAL cc::::issto;i gut
KlEFAQi: FC-l 7A1
s::::iis to contnoi
,-;.a
V
Persontl Frisnds and Party Lead
era Have Cxtn Urging
H!nvto Do Co. , t
WILL D0U3TLES3 BE V
democratic nominee
'Will Poll a 'Heavy Independent
Vote at Well at That of His
V- j Own Party,
f ,
Dr. " Harry - Lane has" decided to be
' come a candidal for the Democratic
"nomination for mayor. .His decision
' was. reached today. - For several weeka
past his friends bay been urging- him
. to enter the race, but he waa reluctant
to do ao.' His consent to run makes It
..certain that he. will be the .Democratic
nominee. . lor - aitnougti ueorge n.
. Thomas, the only other Democratic can
didate, haa many JWarm friends they
aenerallr reco-tnlae .the fact that Dr.
" ', Lane la the strongest candidate whom
I the Democrats could put forward. -' t
Dr. Jam haa Caen very muca disuv
! cllned to enter ttf field but hla friends
f land many of the leading Democrats of
'.: the city nave urged him so strongly to
" tdo ao that he finally yielded to their
. persuasions.' It la ; the general . bellef
that no other man whom the Democrats
, could name would Poll ao large a vote.
i Dr. . Lane haa a very large circle of
, personal friends and will hav the aup
'.. --v port of many Republicans as well as
. v ; Democrats. ; He ia one of the beat public
, .. speakers . In Portland and three years
' ago, when he ran for the stale senate
T agalnat Judge McGinn he proved himself
. . a remarkable vote-getter. , . - . .
. Though pitted agalna a strong oppo
nent, and with -a heavy, normal Repub
. Hcaa "majority - to overcome, Dr. Lane
came within less than iOt votes of aleo-
i Una. e -
.' i Hla friends have strong hopes that
' Dr. Lane will be elected mayor. He wiu
- undoubtedly command the full strength
, t of his ewn party snd will also receive a
.,: ,.1 heavy Independent vote, for he la known
' as a man of high standards In publlo af-
' fairs. .. .", : ;- . 7
PRINCE OF SLANG WILL tX
WORK OUT THE PROBLEM
Adolph Mechler. the boy whose classic
slang caused Police Judge Hogtie
summon interpreters a montn ago.
!t proving a Judicial problem. After he
had been kept In Jalt'Js days he was
taken Into court this morning. . The boy
didn't knew , where to go nor, what to
, I don't want to . to back to Ban
FrancUtco,H-he said. "I just ame from
.. there. - I would prefer striking north."
" " Judge Hogue ran hla hand through his
hair and looked perplexed. He appealed
- to Detective Hawlay of the Boya and
1- nlrla -AM asvletv. Thai detective Bald
he would "see about It." '- '
' f ... Two advertisements caTIltiirtor boys I
'to work were finally furnished the lad
.....by the legal advisors of the prosecuting
attorney, and' he waa directed how to
: ' VI nil the Blares. "" ; --
"If you don't get work" come back
to' the Jail tonight and yon win oe xur-i
' nlahed with a bed." ssld the court.
"I'll eome back all right," muttered
v Adolph. "I'll hit a brakabeara and light
V out; that's what I'll do. Dese guys Can
-' talk all dey wants to about problems
. It won't take me no time to work ais
; tlns-ouC" lf, ' ' '. ; T' : "'
STOCK COMPANY'S v V
SEASON ENDS SUNDAY
' A. K. Ballard, manager of the Colum
bia theatre, .this morning met the mem
bers of the stock' company, and an
nounced that" the regular season of tl
' weeks of the stock, company would come
to an end with Sunday night's perform
anca of "A Contented Woman. .v.
He asked them if the jr would accepts
material reduction or salaries 'for a
summer season, ' to begin week - after
. next Moat of the members agreed, and
' It Is quite probable that the house will
reopen then. . v -
' Howard Gould Is In the hospital and
; must remain there for many weeks, and
hla place will be filled by Donald Bowles
as leading: man. Probably minor changes
wilt be made as to the personnel of the
company. ' Virtually,.' however, the Columbia-stock
company aeason ends-next
Sunday .nighty and this announcement
will probably serve to stimulate attend
ance at the remaining performances of
the company as now constituted. ,
SCHRAM FAMILY WAS v
v .' VEFJY NEAR TO DEATH
-V'-'.:' ' v''"'- V."''
" Gus Bchram and hla wife and two
children. owe their lives to a , railway
: switchman, who roused them' from their
, . slumbers- at , 1 . o'clock ' this morning,
when a Are broke out tn'the otdLWsldler
build Hg at -Front and Bavler . streets.
'' The family waa' sleeping In the second
story when the sMf hman broke down a
door, andV - hurrying - up . ..the stairway,
' gave the alarm. -,. Schratn had barely
. reached the lower story with his family
. .when the roof fell In, sending a dense
' shower of sparks high In the air. .
Nothing! waa saved- from the building
. h-not even the wearing . apparel of the
- Inmates. .New furniture had lately beeu
' Installed. Sahram lost about $300 by
' the fire.. The building burned 'waa ths
remnant tOf the Weldler mill and turn
: ber yards, destroyed by fire -about two
i years- ago.- Binoe then the building had
been used only as a dwelling-house.
The flames are supposed to have orlg
f' Inated through defective flue, as the
-blase started in ths roof..', Ths loss wUl
approximate HOP. . ... -. -. ' ; ' -
Sxmpcrnia esjoyt tl9 C
Unction cf tbs vrtztr
C3t carctive end trevcnUvc
tsscbw tha wcrli bsi ever
knervm. It b en cH-rcund
rzzCdtzi, rroducias to nn
czzZzl tZzcU by poiiy
bff, v!t'.--3 end cnricLina
ttk t!scd C7i wt!ch tfci
Izdth cid ttrcrth cf every
crnVe tcr.3 end d
tend, cAccziU no csistl-
(Continued from Page On) .
publication. 'He realises that the Ques
tion of legality of hla appointment Is
moat serious In the light of a precedent,
and that If (t should M decided by the
attorney general that the president can
not appoint special commlaaionera under
the Bpooner Dili a serious handicap will
J be placed upon the president In carrying
forward any special Inquiries relating
to the public service, and particularly
In relation to affairs in the Panama
canal sons.' -... .-. ,.
"No, there la nothing In connection
with the Panama developmenta on which
I would care to aay anything," aaid Mr.
Brlatow. Mr. Brlstow read the dis
patches here published announcing the
charges Carefully twice, and continued:
. "It is a good thing for the government
that all of the railway stock has been
purchased, but the government held
about 9t, per cent of it previously, ao
that the sale reported will toot have
material beating on the . situation. .
rwhlle - at ' Panama and . during my
trip on the coast my duties have been
strictly In regard to the railway line
and the" steamships, what their bearing
will be upon commerce; and what serv
ice the railroad will have to perform for
the government In constructing the
canal. I have not been Investigating
any. of the work of the canal com mis
alon. -These duties 'have- been specific,
and It la upon these questions that I will
report to the president-.. '
"I . have met-Jaiv-Bhonls, but It -was
some time ago at a dinner In Washing'
ton. and I do not know him very well.'
Furtherthan-this the special repre
sentative of the' president did not care
to talk on the commission change, nor
what might have precipitated the de
mand- for - resignation f the chairman
and entire board. The new develop
ments will not affect his work, which
wlU continue until . coast commercial
Interests, as , affected by- the new a ov
ernmeot transportation line,, have been
fully determined. .
- General Brlstow finished his- work
here today, and leavea for Seattle' to
morrow morning. . Ha . haa Been , mucn
ratified by the assistance he - received
from the business men of Portland. He
said:'' .-'- . '"''.''.. -i - - .
"The gentlemen of the chamber ' of
commerce and others have taken noia
of the matter ' under Inquiry, and are
f umiahlng the- Information I came bore
to secure, They. will collect sll needed
facta Immediately and forward them to
me-at -Washington." ;
General Bi latow found the naviga
tion committee of tha chamber of- com
merce opposed to any participation by
tha arovernment in the operation or a
commercial steamship line, and strongly
In favor of keeping the Panama railroad
lu oDeratlon under government owner-
shipt permitting a free field and no fa
vors for all steamship lines ana snip-
rjers on both, sides of the Isthmus. -
1 1 ml H.l4 tenvthv session with -the
committee yesterday afternoon, and this
morning talked with other business men
snd shippers. ' He desires to learn wnat
advantaajea there would be to the gen
eral publlo In the operation of ,the- Pan
ama canal under government ownership,
and what the probabilities are for other
tasmshln lines to. enter the tradVand
handle the business now taaen care or ny
the Paclfio Mall Bteamamp company,
should that company's contract be can-
rlrt by the government.- ' .
SAYS MINING STOCK :
HAS LITTLE VALUE
C. C. Laughlin Suet M. A. Butler
Senator Mitchell's Ex-Part-ner,
for Damages.' '
Fraudulent . representation of . tha
value of mining stocks Is alleged In a
suit entered today in the circuit court
for fS.vOO damages by C C Laughlin
against ' M. A. BuUer, an attorney.
Laughlin claims that' Butler told him
that the Weatherby-Bonansa Consoli
dated Gold Mlnln'g -company owned the
Weatherby .group of mines snd the
Bonanza, Badger, Mammoth and Mam
moth Elephant mines In Baker county,
which were, worth 1500.000, and that
that sum had been paid in by holders
of stock. He says that Butler repre
sented to him that the properties would
be made to pay Immense profits in a
few months by . the . expenditure : of a
small aum of money in Installing plants
and opening, for operation .the . rich ore
shoots that itad been louno.. ana . inai
100,000 shares of stock at II. each had
been turned over to the treasury y
the stockholders for sale to the- public,
and that these shares were worth 'much
more than the price at which they could
be bought. , " .
It la claimed then, that Laughlin
bought 1,000 shares at to cents a share
and later bought T6.000 shares which
Butler aHeged were owned by C B.
Wade, ifn Insolvent debtor of Pendle
ton, which could be disposed of for
11.000, on the authority of Wade'a re
ceiver, and . Laughlin paid for those
shares 11,8001 1.600 cash and giving
a note for the balance.
The complaint states tnat represen
tations of Butler were fraudulent, and
that the properties of which he spoke
so hlshlr ss carrying- Immense bodies
of rich ore were really valueless, snd
that the money he paid for the stock
waa taken from him in tne Knowledge
that he waa buying something that was
worth nothing. ' ; ':,
LAUTH CASE ARGUED Vtt
BEF0RE SUPREME COURT
. i . ' . :' ' .
' (Special Diapatrk U The Josrnel.V
Balem. Or., March St. The case of
George Lauth, who stands convicted In
the lower . court of murdering Mrs.
Loretta Jones, aft Oregon City In Sep
tember',' 1J04, was argued before the
supreme sourf today. Lauth was sen
tenced to be hung January tl but a bill
Of exceptions was filed and a stay of
execution granted. ' "
The arounda of appeal are that tne
trial court erred In stating In the pres
ence of the jury that freniy caused by
jealousy waa no defense upon a pie of
Insanity and that an error , was com
mitted by : permitting ' John , Page to
serve ss a juror, because hs waa dis
qualified to act aa such.. - - ;
DAXOIBOITSXT XsUXTBstD.
C.'B. Bamsby, foreman at tha Acme
mills, was seriously injured yesterday
afternoon by a stick of timber, which,
catching la a machinery belt, threw him
to - the ground with- such force as to
fracture hla skull. He was taken to
Oood Samaritan hospital. Hla condition
this afternoon shows no improvement.
Bamsby la an unmarried man-and lived
with his two sisters at 101! Mllwaukls
street.: . .. : , . .
'-I' - t
IOWAU OOVU X-M-TBOTZsTa.
Howard Oould, who underwent a seri
ous operation at the North Pacific sani
tarium, Monday. Is resting easy todsy
and there seem to be no bad tfiects. Re
covery Is almost assured, .
Russian Government in Favor of
Ending Fighting-, But Mobil-'
; izing New Troops.
NO CHANCE OF POSITION
v OF ARMIES AT THE FRONT
Reforms Promised Pqland-7-Un
' willing Soldiers' Shot Down
V Terms Asked by Czar.
(Jomsl Ineetal Berviea.1
' St' Petersburg. March ZV.-A promi
nent diplomat said today: "The. govern
ment la now for peace, hut Will continue
to prepare for war." x - .
A commission under the presidency of
the Grand Duke Nicholas Nlcholalevlteh
la carefully reviewing the altuatlon with
reference to the prosecution of the war.
and ei pacta to jrnake a complete report
to the emperor within. 10 days. .
There is the best authority for. the
statement that three army corps, one
consisting of grenadiers, will be mobil
ized. - ' . -' 1 - !
... it is reported authoritatively that
Russia haa indirectly made known to
Japan negative conditions upon .which
peace' may be concluded, namely; no ces
sion -of territory, and no Indemnity,
leaving Japan to -determine whether ne
gotiations can be begun upon that bait I a.
It Is understood that no reply from Ja
pan has yet reached the Russian gov
ernment, Another report has It , that
Japan Intimated a demand fon $S00,000,-
000 Indemnity v v,
Chief of Staff Karkevitch reports to
day that there Is no-change In. the post
tlqn of the armies at the front.. Bus-
slan sharpshooters' on March it. had a
conflict with a. force of , Japanese in
fantry and cavalry at' Khouan Chlllne.
General Llnevltch inapected the second
army and found the troops In excellent
oonditlon..- ,. '..- : .- .-
The government Is taking a firm stand
agalnat (recalcitrant soldiers - who re
fused to go .to war. At Platogorak 49
soldiers were tried by court martial
Two , ringleaders were . shot, and tl
given IS years' penal : servitude - In
chains, '
The emperor today issued a rescript
addressed to M. Maxlmovltch, governor
general of Poland, ordering- him to elab
orate a scheme of reforms necessary for
the prosperity of Poland,: but lawfully
and firmly, to. suppress present disturb
ances.- .'..".' - -
Vice Admiral Doubassof f, ' who acted
as commissioner for Russia in tha Inter
national commission over the North s
Incident, haa been appointed : aide-de
camp general to tha emperor. . - ,
A dispatch from Durban, NataL states
that the steamer Dart arrived today
from Rangoon, and reports passing on
March It to warships and 14 colliers
steaming- eastward. 260 miles northeast
of Madagascar. . , ;
jAPAjr xi wAannra.
Washington. March St.-It la stated
here that Japan has received an urgent
warnlnv from neutral powers to beware
of all mediation from any government.
snd to Inalst upon direct negotiations
with St. Petersburg-, v -' .
oaits mnt!
:
y, wesrsai Bpeeisi eemee.i - - .
New Tork. March ft Half of the
new-Japanese loan of 1 150,000.000 was
offered the American public today by
Kuhn, Loeb ' Co. Advance subscrip
tions Indicate that the Hat will not be
open long-.. ... . r
HANGS HIMSELF IN - V
. V. THE DALLES JAIL
.. (Sperlal Dbpatcb to lbs Joareal.)
The Dalles, Or March 21. Carl San-
delln committed suicide laat night In
the county jail by hanging himself with
bis suspenders, which he attached to
an eye-bolt in his cell. His temporary
Insanity waa caused by congestion of
the brain, and he waa to have been
taken to the asylum today. He was
removed from the city -jail yesterday.
Sunday he requested the chief of po
lice to care for him and seemed de
mented. , He was a laborer. , residence
unknown.-and a native of Sweden. He
bad planned his death while la -the city
jail, aa a rope made from a blanket was
found in his ceil tms morning. e
wrote s partial story of hla life, and
left a letter to his sweetheart in Mis
soula. Mont. . No inquest was considered
necessary. - .
RUNAWAY TRAIN SMASHES
DYNAMITE AND BLOWS UP
. . (Jeensl Special service. ' ' -New
Tork. March J.., A runaway
subway construction train crashed into
the bulkhead at the bottom of tha shaft
at One Hundred and Sixty-eighth street
today. It ia feared that several labor-
era lost their lives In , the explosion,
which followed. The shock of the ex
plosion was felt nearly a mile. - The po
lice reserves and two companies of flro
men hurried, to the scene. Two firemen
were overcome by smoke, while at
tempting to run a second train through
the tnnnel to the bottom of the ahafL
It Is said a quantity of dynamite behind
the bulkhead was exploded by the con
cussion and the timbers caught Are. "
AMERICANS WILL BE
. APPOINTED RECEIVERS
(JoarnsI Rpeelsl Berries.)
Washington. . March St. Secretary
Taft was in consultation With the presi
dent this morning regarding the appoint
ment of. Americana as receivers of the
customs of Santo Domingo. Five pr six
will be appointed, one for each or the
principal porta. El O. Rhode of Balti
more will probably be receiver of Santo
Domingo city, with general supervision
over the other receivers. ; .,, , .
MILLER'S BONdS WILL
LIKELY BE RAISED
. - . . . i ..I . ,..'.
II. W. Miller, indicted by the federal
grand jury with H. K. Klncart. M. J.
Hogue and Charles- Nlckell. for- con
spiring to commit subornation of per
jury in connection with the land frauds.
wss returned to the city yesterday by a
federal ' officer after having been ar
rested at Red lands, CaL He will be
given a hearing In the federal court.
Miller was indicted ror having oper
ated near Med ford and liacer, this
state, and was arrested at Roseburg. He
gave ,f 2,000 bonds st that place and re
moved to California. It wss not 10
days later, the officers declare, before
he waa performing similar operations
li California. It is likely that heavier
bonds, wUl be required, - .
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AGED FARMER IS -SERIOUSLY
HURT
Horses Suddenly v. Frightened
Overturn Hack and .Occupant .
Sustains Broken Bones. .r
i i
ORDINANCE PASSED TO .
REGULATE POOL ROOMS
Law to Place Recorder on Flat
Salary : l Passed Over .
Veto of Mayor. " "'.';
" SpeeUl DUpstch te The VaoraaL) '
last evening.' while George Beamls, a
farmer 70 yearaloidt.relllnB'Jv ?"
wesv pi mis mvj, wss urui r
steel kbrldge en his ' war home, his
horses took flight and; turning quickly,
utfset the covered" hack In which Mr.
Beamls was traVellnaY throwing him to
the. floor of the bridge in such a way as
to break his collarbone. It was found.
inm, in .uuiuun iw ww.m..
bone, he splintered a rib so that, a piece
of the bone bad pricked the right- lung.
Physicians believe that , be "will - re
cover. - "''"'
. The city council laat evening paaaed
an ordinance providing for the- closing
of all establishments in which billiard
snd pool tables are kept for hire, from
midnight to a. m., and on Sundays,
and provided a fine for a violation of ths,
ordinance of from $10 to 1-6. ' '
WW. h-.II rtmmmmA nvM the mavoKB
i WMU.. - ii . -
veto the ordinance, passed two weeks
ago. placing the City recoroer on m ,iuu
salary of ITS a month. The recorder
heretofore collected fees, his pay ag
gregating about 11,200 a year. ',
FIRST SAWMILL IS
NOW IN HOME VALLEY
, (Special Dwpstdi Is The JoamsL)
n . v.ll.- lVaah March It. Colli -
num. t-m-.. ... ...
ter, Hipp 4k Wetson's new sawmill, with
r.t in one to f s.000 feet a day.
la the flret mill to enter thle neck of
the wood, and people are juouani.
, nri.K ... Rvlln. Miller. Bene
and Wind River Lumber company have
granted the new mill men free right -of
way lor Jly miiea ui wmw i
vir the year round, j- ,
GRADING BEGINS ON
MOUNT HOOD RAILWAY
. . r - "" -
(Sseelal Dlspsteh to The ' fcarasl.).
tt bi. . - af aerh ' 1 9 Mas on.
SIeblsch er Joplln, contractors for grad
in. eh nrndbed of the ML Hood rail
road, have pitched tents on ths eaat
r,
fa. S-ta VV
On account of the great merit and popularity of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
for Coughs, Colds', arid . Lung Trouble, - several . manufacturers V. are advertising
'imitations with similar , sounding names with the view -of : profiting . by the ') favorably
known reputation of FOLEY'S , HONEY AND TAR. 'vz: 'JC Yy-, -;:
. DO HOT DE IUP0SED OPOf ; .
Wc originated Honey an.d Tar as a Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you get
FID ILE Y'S HONEY AIID TAR you do not get the ongirial ancl genufn 2.
':' Remember the name' and insist upon havingFoLEY's Honey and Tar! Do' not risk
, your life or health by taking imitations, which cost . you "' the jamc ; as . the genuine,
--;j--rVe;FotEY,';HoNEr.WDTAR is put up in three sizes 25c, 50c and $1.60. . -
Prc:rcd cnlj b, FCLEY fi CO., 02-C-1-C3 Ohb Slrc:J, C!:!::::, C '
. e. '... '.'..,-...-- - : .i"': . "
: tAUE-DAVIS DRUG, COMPANY, AND
",'. -..". I -isr-l-. ; . . y .. ., ;
The bleak wind and rain of March will soon be over and Old
Sol will shine brigbUy, making yoiir old Fall suit look like
two. sfjot ' ,V - 1
You
We have
f breasted
vogue with
UPHOLSTERING
Have your furniture and mat
tresaea repaired before the fair
visitors arrive. OUR WORK 18
-THB BEHT AND TUB- CHJCAP
EBT. .
356 Burnside Street
.. non iuox sr.
side') of the valley,' and have besun
slashing on the right of way for the
proposed road. The graders are to com
plete their; work by July I, when track
laying wlU begin, and W. U. Bccles.
prealdont of the road, hopes to have the
railway In operation -by October 1, la
time to move the greater portion of the
Hood River applenp.i - - - -
Rlghta of way have been amicably se
cured for the greater part of the dis
tances, but In some Instances President
Eceles haa met with resistance, and
aaya he expects to take cases into court.
However,, he does not-expect this to
Interfere with construction work. x
" 1 s 1 , i i . i . .
SPEEGLFS -MOTOR WILL-
BE SHOWN AT THE FAIR
. E. X. Speegle. ao laventor. will exhibit
at the Lwla and Clark exposition a new
motor for developing power from water,
wind and ocean tides. The machine will.
It Is said, furnish enormous power from
the flow of an ordinary stream, and -la
susceptible of application to any small
creek that carries enough water to origi
nate power.
It is a hoiiaontal wheel, with paddles
that swing on hinges snd are held to
gether with a chain. Placed In the cur
rent of a stream the force of the water
i received by the paddles on one side
bf the wheel; those on the other side
are non-resistant. The - adaptlbiUty of
the wheel to all sorts of water currents
snd uses is Bald to be Its most novel
feature. It can be built at small ex
pense, and utilised by everyone, from the
great mill owner to the farmer who
needs power to drive his grindstone. The
Inventor claims for the wheel great value
as an aid to Irrigation. He aays by Its
use water can be Inexpensively pumped
to any desired level, and used over and
over again. Offl'Ms of the government
reclamation bureeji have givea the wheel
considerable attention.
AMERICANS IN CHARGE
OF DOMINICAN CUSTOMS
', ' (Jesraal Bpeetal Bervle.)
Washington. Maroh- II. The- -"president
has announced that he will appoint
Americana to taka charge of the cus
toms receipts of the southern ports of
Santo Domingo pending final action by
the senate on the treaty. Should the
senate reject the treaty, the money will
be returned. Otherwise It will be dis
tributed pro. rata upon the adjudicated
claims of foreign countries. . - -
giafetied took Canned Oeoaa.
Allan & Lewis' Best Brand.
saaa ,
ntf FfflllLEV'S C30PEV AfJ0
c:ld hhd r.ic::"r.::3 cy :
- - - vv:: T-' :'. :U;:.;''
a very strong line of men's double and single i ;
business suits, made by the best
the latest creations at the popular prices of
$15, $18, $20
m
We eiowa aad hridss werk withes sala.
One IS yean' experience la plate work ao
shies a. to fit roar atoath comfortably.
Dr. W. A. Wlae ha. (osna a Ufa way te
extract teeth, stawlstaly wlthoat pals. Dr.
T. P. Wise Is aa expert at old rilllsg aae.
iv 'A r,- ii
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WISE BROS., Dentists
ysUbMj Bailtlss. ear. Third ssd Wash Its.
Opea enealass -till a. m. Smidsys frosx t
. - to 1. Or. Mala tow,.... i '
NO PAIN
Doston Paialss DentiiU
StXK inmBZSOaT ST. '
known the world over, are the only
dentists in Portland having this world
renowned painless system for extract
ing, filling, or crowning teeth with
out pain. -
Have your teeth extracted ' wlthoat
pain, and replaced with new 0008 ,100
same day. , :.. - -
All work rnaraateed fo tea years. '
silver riuuis
50
...T5d to fl.OO
GOLD FIUJNOS.
IS TO tit QOU
CROWNS ....S3.00 to 9S.OO
FULL. SET TEETH.-. .SS.OO
We have a specialist' In chsrge of
each department. Beat artificial teeth
makers, best crown and bridge work
men and gold fillers In the world. ; ,
ciurwsT astd nxsoa wosx : '
a snozAiirT.
Give us a call and you will Snd- we
do Juat as we advertise.
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Boston Painless Dentists
. - sti Mommzsov sr.
Opp. Meier m STaak aad OU yesrsemss.
Hour 1:10 a. m. to p. m. Sunday,
1:10 a. m. to 13:10 p. m. - -
. .To be sure yow are fat the rlfM Place
come la- and get bottle of Dr. B. la
Graves' tooth powder free. '
HUNTING HER BOY
; HE FALLS FROM SKY
(Special tMspateh te Tbe'IearaaT.) '
Moscow, Idaho, March ft. Alva LaU
der. aged It' years climbed on the rof
of a building after a ball and Ml to the
grould a distance of, 14 feet, landing- at
the feet of his mother, who was search.
lng for him. He. was rendered uncon
scious but may recover, although badly
bruised and may have internal injuries.
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A MEASURE
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' In your "hardware'SayhiB is af--'
forded by this stock through Its
- indisputable ; quality and econo
mising prices.- Seeing I belie--.
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AVERY Ik CO.
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Watch and Clock Instrcnce
for your repairing. Any watch repaired
for 2.60 insured against all accidents
for one year, including first repairs, ,
Clocks. li.tO. .t ...
Ill Sixth St., Near Wastiatcn
Clocks called for aad delivered. Tele
phone Main 1174.
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