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TII2 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND; TUESDAY EVENING,; MAY I. 1CC3.
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I . Tc;vn Topics
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Towosrs kvtzmm,
Pollard's In
A Oalely Girt"
HAM. V'-MWw4t-'
. ,.."n BiieiTaa-er''
.."Hir father's trim''
k,,viniTim
...Vaudeville
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(iraad.
Star.,..
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. " Preparations for the- observance of
Memorial day have been made by a
"v"' memorial commute- representing C the
v f our 0( -At It. posts of Portland. A
; - meeting of the committee waa held In
' the Morrison, atreet Grand Army halt,
', V. I. Wlegant waa, selected chairman
and D, A Haynea secretary. Each O.
A. R. poet wa-appointed a committee
to prepare the craves of veterans for
. decoration and a committee et three
"v waa appointed to arrange a program me
- for . the occasion. Another - committee
was Appointed to . select speakers - to
.-'address the-various schools on-Friday
. i , before Decoration day. ,' -r ,?
" Mrs. Carolina Rasmus, aged tl -years,'
...ft'dead at the residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. ' Lena Bradbury, $35 Third
. ! atreet.. , Her .death waa due to Injuries
received about four months ago when
r .aho bad a bad falL Sine that time
- -aha had been confined to her bed. llr
' ..death waa hastened by -a sever attack.
. ' of pneumonia. .- Besides the .daughter
'xi;:wlth .whom aha lived. Mrs. Rasmus la
survived by three children. Rev. Henry
I. Rasmus, pastor, of Grsce Methodist
Kplscopal chtirch of Spokane; William
M. Rarmus of the Weatern Academy of
Mutlc, and John Rasmus ol Heppner. s
, 'Charles- Daniels, composer Of "Hla-
watha," under the pseudonym of Nell
1 Moret, la In the city -with his bride,
" spending ' hie honeymoon. He leaven
.. today for the eaaC Mr. Daniels la also
the composer of ."Moonlight.4 . 'Top.
pies" and otherpopiilar pieces. Jle haa
Juat-completed a new song, entitled
"Autumn." which will soon b on the
. rnarket- Mr. Daniels haa .apent some
time In viewing the scente wonders of
Oregon. - '- ;- . . , ..
nenry vv. mes, 'Marx o Neui .and
X Martin W. Qorman. appraisers of the
.eetata of the lata Colonel L. iL Haw
'y "klna, have filed - their - inventory and
fappralsemant with County Judge Lionel
.yi.-Webster.-- -Thejr-report that Colonel
A Hawkins left property valued at $111.-
i uvm wnicn tn real property is vaiuea
at I60.S10. ' The bulk of the personal
i property. a 371, shares nf stork, In, .the
Portland General Electric company.
Alleging that she Aided her husband
in -maklag hla little fartana, Ka
-WlleonhagTdJosliua"B.vriliOTrfnr
a divorce and aaks the court to award
. her a share of their property;- Mrs. WlU
son alleges cruelty aa grounds for a
dlvoroe. declaring that ber husband
threatened to kill her and that aha waa
farced -to take her, children and leave.
-Tb couple were married In 1114,
Twenty-eight man of foreign - birth
' took out full cltlaenshlp papers in the
local atat circuit court In AprIL "Den
mark contributed five, Germany - waa
nt with four, Switierland. Sweden. I pr. w- c. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Austria, Norway. Roumanla and nrTLj"r'L r -
land eacn sent two or tn nw-ettien,
while Russia is the fatherland of three.
IrelandTCanada, Spain and i Italy .sent
lit the county court yesterday-waa
flUd thej wiU of thalata-Btephen. C
j Hunting, .ine property -is ion u uii
l""" ana w""'T lor me. on ina
condition that Mlaa.BuniTng careaTTOF
vaaylum.' The,, daughter la also given
1 1 0. A nephew, FrsnltL- Bunting, is
glvan- a wgtCB ana; severaj other small
amciea. ijrf tsiz? . ; ;-.i-.rT
"' i ' " r .et. ...
A.. L. -Kronenburg. who recently sc
oulrad -that' portion of .the.-Cdd- Fellowa'
tract upon which stands a building In
tended to be used aa an orphana' home,
is having the Incompleted building torn
-down preparatory to using the material
In . .the construction of ,a barn. The
truotut raa partially erected ..some
.twenty years ago, but was never com,
pleted owing to the fact that another
borne waa built In Portland. ..-. ,
Th if tlwaukle brass band has r
"rnoved the . old town hall from the
achool grounds to th lot recently pur
chased from . Richard Scott, and th
building la now being fitted- up - for
headquarters. . Th building was th
'pioneer schoolhous of that .place, and
will be preserved by the band, which
la expending about lioe in repatriag it
..v.Tne Unitarian Woman's Alliance will
' .' meet In th Unitarian chapel tomorrow
.-afternoon and after a business session
commencing at : f o'clock Mis Jesst
j .Ooddard,:, teacher ' at the 'high achool,
wi deliver talk en th aubject.ATh
Charm of Henry - W. .: Longfellow's
Poems." ' - ...
--"Oswald Lohan. German - consul In
Portland, left last night for San Fran
cisco, ; wherhe wlU .apend somt-tlms
aaalating the jconaul at that sltyj- After
-TMjmptethur h-ls -work there h -wtii'-tb
to Europe on a trip for five months.
".During hi abaeno the German conaul
tit Seattle wUl hav charge of th local
office. . . ' .,; , - r . .
..... , e. S. Cole of St. Johna heard yesUro
y Say from Emuel Johnson, a San Fran
' ri-' -rtswrefttge. fqr . whom he inquired
-.--through Th Journal. Johnaon is now
In a town near th ruined, city. He is
. uninjured - but lost everything he had
. ' except a few pictures.",'
r if- yoti ; have" real .estate for. sal at
" reasonable price It will be to your ad
"V vantage to see F. Abraham at 11! Sec
end atreet Eatablished II years. Its
, knows how ttr get th buyers and sells
' strictly on commission,- -v
... President W. H. Snaahall of the Farm
rs Independent Telephone line of Mult-
nomeh 'and 'Clackamas counties,
placed the first order for wire, and con
struction work will be begun at oncbV
An extensive system of linee has been
planned. . The company haa been having
trouble getting men to do Ita work and
the delivery of polee ordered hag been
WAISTCOATS
FROM THE VERY BEST
MAKERS OF THE COUN
TRY. ONE-FIFTY AND UP.
Hewctt, Bradley & Co.
Haberdashers 314 Washington St.v
-FANCY
This world - (nil ef kaoey if we'll ealy
he the beee,
Aad alp it from the Blneeoaie ef tlie .
' - clefera and the tree.
Ob, why wlU human beings all the
hour fume sua tret,
rtarluf there way he a pleasure ef tke
world they will sot fall
Aa to ee, we .hie keep boay es the,-.
boay. boay ant, .. .. . ,.
-Aad tat oar -vocabulary there Is a eoch
word aa "can't."
Brery day we're waealne llota at sis
fcnaible cents a sound. "
Aad tbna ma k hig ether hapsy, ptaaeare
. , fur ouraelTte we're fouad,. ...
Ok. there's aotblnf 111 MiiUkiaa that
- fills np the humaa heart.
Bera U perrn-a knowledge that
eaeh mie haa dona hla part. r
So w I athar la tb mornlug and dla-
. tribute ere It's alaht. i
Vaalehlnc both I loots and aadnaas lll-.
. ng tsm.'S with purjlellbt.
mOU IAlFiDHY
EOOKD AKD COLUMBIA.
' Tel. Kata' ft.
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slowbut It -Is expected that from thla
time there if ill be no , trouble. -The
farmers are enthusiastic, over the projr
act and hope to put a telephone -on
every farm and ranch in tb two coun
ties. ,.,... l- -V ' ...',.-- j -
, Evergreens, Roses, Shrubs W hav
a fins Una- of all kind of nursery
stock at our tree yard, foot of Yam
hill atreet. Call and see it and get our
tree and rose catalogue, Portland Seed
company.-,. . -
Alleging that Costanxo . . Ballatoro
kicked and choked her,- Maris Baliator
ha sued for a divorce, $S a week ali
mony and 1100 attorney's feea. . They
were married In Italy eight year ago
ana nave two children. , -
Ladles desiring shampooing, manicur
ing, hair dyed or touched up, facial
and scalp maaaage. done at your homa
or call at omoe, .15-u Lewis buUdlng.
Ph'on Maln2610. , , ' t
'Bu tsar's
lawn
fertiliser rejuvenatee
the shabby lawn: his sweet peas and
lawn grass got gold medal at the fair.
Ill front, between Yamhill and Taylor.
Watches, diamonds and Jewelry on
aay payments. II down and 10 centa par
week. - All mainsprings 11) all watches
cleaned. llo'Metsger Co., Sixth st
-"Dr. Paul J, A. Semler haa resigned his
ponltion'- as - editor of th . Deutsches
Zeltung. . , -::r '
Bsle" ladies' white 1 Oxfc
Eftrt
nrice.-IL4T-Llt-H.. Ma
CO. - -.-.. -
Ing Cor 44 eherfock building.
- - i a a" ov.bu J i... iTji -
W are atlll selling eye glasses' at 11.
a perrect rit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metsger z Co, ill Sixth atreet.
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Removed, to-104 Second, 'between
Washington and Stark. 7 Donald O,
woodward, agent. Telephone Main 1431
ThV"J. - It Wetherbe haa returned.
Ofnce JIT Marquam building.
EVERY DAY BRINGS NEWS
yoraL-JtaporfedZAll, RighfTn
Sari Francisco Through r
Journal's Bureau.
TThe work of "The' Journal's Informa
tion bureau in locating friends and rel
atlves of northwestern people who
passed through th San Francisco hor
ror continues, and many ar -being
found daily. Th work will be con
tinued as long as there ar Inquiries.
Among those reported safe today:
Mrs. 'Mary Jagger," two eons anwoT
daughters, are safe and well.
Henry Martlneav 411 Kearney street.
scaped, but lost everything. In the
are.
Miss F. M. Danforth of I02T Broad
way, San Francisco, wrltea to The Jour
nal that Miss Kate M. Davie, who lived
at 1261 Fillmore atreet and waa aaksd
foe- by-Oregon- friends, i ascf at-Mlaa
Danforth'a hom " Shr acaped without
any. Injury.-- - - : " ' "'
J. C Wilaon of HlUsboro. who In
quired about Mrs. Annie Sutherlsnd,
la Informed that- ah la alive and well
and with frlenda at th Presidio. She
lost everything tn the Are which fol
lowed - th eartfiquak'. :
Mrs. M. Qulnn, mother Of Mrs. Ross
Chllcott of Klnga; Valley. Oregon, has
been heard front and la aafe. i
Thome .Kellyf-la5 Howard street.
asked for by M. Kelly- ot 1 Morth Sixth
atreet escaped without Injury. -
Mrs. Dr. Wakeling. 7S Market street
escaped and -la a -present- with friends
in Oaklsnd. ,. , , ,. ;
Mifwaukle Country Club.' '
Mamphla and Islington 'race. Take
Sellwood and Oregon City care at First
and Alder. . .
SIXTEEN MEN BECOME -!
FULL-FLEDGED DOCTORS
sixteen young men of "the 110 else
of the University of Oregon medical de
partment received their diplomas at the
commencement exerolses held In the
auditorium of the Portland" High school
leaf night The hall wag crowded with
friend and relatlvee of the graduates.
The degreee were conferred by President
f. til Campbell of th University of Ore
gon, The Baylor echoiarenip menai ror
the greatest percentage of credits ac-
has-Lqulred during the four-year course wa
ewarded. to Pr. Alfred Kdward Teasdale
Buckell and waa presented by Dr. James
P. Bell. 'Henry -John Kavaaaugh-delivered
the valedictory. '.
Those who received diplomas and de
greee were: Oliver Miller . Babbitt,
Simon - Peter-TUttner,-- Alfred Edward
Teaadale-Buckell, Harry Earf Estey,
Ferdinand P. Flech, William J. In man,
Henry J.' Kavanaugh, Krneat B. Mac
Iod. Charles Leon Mead. William A.
Mmtreei-Claude PewelK Aa Bertrand
Btarback. Frederick I.-J. Thompson,
John Thompson - Townley, James
Leonldee Wooden and Thomaa E. Zleber.
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For Sale Bargains
- - lit tone hop wire, til tonj '
IS tone "Remnant" plow ateel
cables. ,.
1t0,0 feet different sites pip
ing. .
100 tons pulleys, ehaftlng, eta.
' Metals, eerap Iron and Junk of
all deecriptlons bought.
M. BAROE & Son,
.xoKnc Asn lisait. a
OF MORE SAFE "
SOUTH PORTLAND
- VilNS FIGHT
CounciT Liqijor Llcenid Commit'
tee RecpmrrxiiKl Taking Away
A ; ' E$ch!' License.
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Pour hundred feet .
iLj;: from holman school
Dan MaJarJtey titkes Long Pita for
" Saloonkeeper, Arguing That He
Should Be Given Chance to Fight
Case In Courta.
August Jschle,' who cortduots a saloon
in violation of the city charter at 1070
Corbett atreet within 400 Tee of 'the
block on which th Holman school is lo
cated, will hav his liquor license taken
from him, If the-recommendatlons of the
liquor Ucfcnse committee of the city
couacil are approved by the council to
morrow night . Attorney E. C. Bronaugh
and other -cltlsens -of South - Portland
who are opposed to the location of the
saloon In their nelghbrhood. and especi
ally so near- the achool building, have
been attempting to persuade t he oouncll
to act. : The liquor Interests however,
have been making a determined fight to
prevent any action on the part of the
committee, on th ground -that Eschl
would hav no opportunity to resort to
the court 4f -the-oounoll took away-hia
license. On the other hand they aay If
he retained hla license the' people who
desired to rid the commmunlty of.the
saloon could bring a suit against the
proprietor and the city council for per
mitting the resost to run In violation -of
the city charter. " -. 'i-...v..,..
- Attorney Dan J. Maiarkey made a long
plea yesterday in Eschla's behalf. He
begged the committee not to take away
th license but-to permit -him to run hie
saloon and fore the objectors to reeort
tt- the courts Jit they desired the place
removed. Maiarkey argued that there
waa a question whether the saloon came
under the provisions of the charter, aa
11 wa more than 408 reot awty rrom the
school property.
Ttffriiey Urbnaugh affuefl U.at the
word "block" in the charter meant the
' KU.J.I- . - i V.,iAA Kw i -
f etreeta-on-whica av achoot Duuaing was
located and wae equivalent in its nature
to a Whole city block,-whether owned
by the achool district or not. - -
"Is not this school building and are
not the school children of, this city of
more consequence to this committee
than a aaloon?' he Inquired. "We have
come here day after day to argue, with
you and plead with .you for the .pro
tection of bur school children. To my
mind this resolves itseir into a question
whether law are passed to be enforced
or whether they can be changed or over-'
ridden to suit conveniences." . '
Whemtvot On- theTtjuestton -we
taken all voted to take away the license
except Councilman Annand. Gray-could
not vote, as he waa chairman of the
"committefj " . 'zi ' ' .'
"II la .aaia ttoi a minority report win
be preeenteytMhe coijncjl. jmeetla ,to--j
license be' not revoked and It la expected
htnoweargument will be made by
the opposing Tactions at mat ume.
PUPILS WITH LONG NAMES
r BOTHER TEACHERS
ColoOjL?' ."U88'an Youth Seek
- Instructiorr at the Failing
r 7, j School. ... ; "
A email colony of Russian school chil
dren whacannot speak or underatand
English haa - Invaded the lower grades
of the Failing achool and crowded the
rooms for the beginners to overflowing.
So many made their appearanoe that for
several- day.eightror ten-ot " ther; new
comers were - compelled to sit on the
floor in -one room until additional seats
could be secured for them.
The teachers also had their hands
full. -The little Russlana looked stolidly
at their instructors and ' smiled when
they attempted to teach them. Finally
an appeal wae-made'toriSupertntendent
Rlglecand he added another half-pay
teaoher to the force in the school 16 In
struct the little foreigners.
At 'the- next meeting 'Of' the 1 achool
board a-principal for the new east side
high echool -wUl electee). Further
use of oil for oiling floors in the achool
buildings wilt be discontinued.- Sawdust
dampened with a solution of bichloride
of mercury, a receipt -recommended by
Health Officer Wheeler, will hereafter
be used In cleaning the.Jfloore of the
echool rooms. ..-' - -
' Mlaa Kate Gordon succeeded last night
In securing permission of the board to
address the teachers on the queetlon of
woman suffrage after the next grade
meetings. . ... .
Permission was granted the teachers
and pupils to raise a relief fund in the
public schools for the San Francisoo
eufferer. - Heretofore the board has
never permitted funde to be collected
from pupil for any charity.
' j .Saddle Stallion for Sale. ...
The Kentucky bred seddle horse Rex
Montgomery will be sold at auction at
the -horse sale, Irvlngton race . track.
Mar , and 4.- This is the finest type
of the Kentucky saddle horse ever
brought to thle country. Don't fall' to
see him. Now at the race track
; MAINLY PERSONAL ;
, rtbermandarkand T. W, Hopkins
of Cottagf Grove, are regletered at the
Belvedere. ,
Dr. Andrew 8. Johnston, who waa re
cently located In Pendleton. Is at Jhe
Imperial on: a bueineae risltjjo the
city. ;
Mr. and Mre. Fred Fruln of. Aihlafid
are registered at the Belvedere --
R.s LT Aldrich, coast manager United
States Health and Accident Insurance
company of Saginaw, Michigan, left to
day for a three weeks' trip to. Michigan.-
T - ' '-'--
EBERMAN DISMISSED
FROM POLICE FORCE
R. U Eberman is no longer a member
of the Porllend police department. The
charges of neglect of duty-preferred
against him by Captain Bruin were sus
tained by th olty executive board yea
terday and the chief waa ordered to dis
miss him. Eberman was ranch t asleep
on duty In an east side laundry by Cap
tain Bruin and Sergeant Jones.
Patrolman Stark Lytle . waa ordered
aweaded. II daja irlthot pay, I rem
end
Agenti, for "Skinner's
Sola Portland Agents for
White Canvas Shoee
? - The Meier
Womens $27 Suits at
Women's $50 Suits at
Jewelryr
.Patent Folding "cfoat Hangers exua M Oregoajflei
special value, each. ,. ,.' . .B"tl ' ulr Io
Trousere Hangers, special.. ...121
(So Back and Bids Combs. .,..491
11.15 Mounted Combs. each. ..93f
Oold-fllled. Hair Burrette.
.43
Sterling Shirtwaist Sets..
J4a.gearf Plna new stylet . . . . 69?
Collar Supporters, apevlal. . .19
Ho Bracelets for, each,,,.695
cNecklaces for, each..;;, .63
Womeh's.Dotted Swiss Waists $ 1.18 Ea.
Women's FirieSUk .Waists
Special lot
Great May
trimmed
lor dress
I res;. $7.50
Tf . .
Women!
17 V l
, - j'st siivii
9 .
this lot
OpeaioLthe Season
-FAMILY-SUMmSrOARDEN -WaBhinsonvStreetNerCltrPrk
" Entrance. '-;v V" '
triet 1 y first-lass management
Flne1jllne'ofLiquors,Beefr, Sand
wichej and Cigars. : - ;
--CHASr-TILTZr Proprietor,,
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SAVE
MONEY
All work guaranteed for ten years.
Lad attendant alwaye preeent. All
work done abeolutely without pain by
specialists of from It to 10 years' ex
perience. ... i.
. Gold Fillings, Bridge. Work, . Gold
Crowns, Artificial. Teeth. .
BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS
I1H Morrison St, Opp. Meier rrank
- and PostefSco. '
LAVCNTNAL
'.v-'; WHOLMAtB-
LIQUOtw DEALEQ&
rormerly et 109-111 Sacramento Street,
Ban ranoiaco. v.ai. -
Cpsl
-so -Washington St- Oakland. OaL
atomere Remitting Send Coin or Cur-
- rency by Express,
April II, tor becoming intoxicated while
on dutv. - . " '
-A reprimand was administered to Pa
trolman Charles porter, who waa ac
cused et Intoxication while off duty.
. Patrolman H. A. Oalbratth wae mildly
censored for - using harsh language
toward Leonard Brock. The policeman's
attention waa directed to the rules of the
department .. . - '
- The Oregon Humane society will be
given- the eervlcea of a mounted police-
man. Chief Qntaroacher wae ordered
to meke the aaalgnment yeaterdey. ;
' The Original Laxative Cough iyrup
la'-Kewnedy'e laxative Honey and' Tar.
It expela aUeold ftoea the systejri by
acting aa a cat hart lo on the bowel a.
Kennedy'a Laxative Honey and Tar la
a eertaln, aafe and tiarmleaa euro for
eoM a. eroup and whooping eongh.
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xt3e 1
7 V
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Park Inn
Br7T1
Oxfords fpr Women, MUtcs,
Celebrated Satins for lining purposes
"Ostermoor" Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses Third Floor
wa wa maaav, IMWaBW ,M'Mv"lnrWawaaaaaasM
150 women's new Tailored Salts in grays, fancy mixtures,
and Mack Pony, tight-fitting, semi-fitting and Eton styles
with gored or circular skirts, all sixes, grand assortment
Every suit regular $37.00 value. . . . . . C Yf O C
Other stores call them $35.00 value V 6J.JJ
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Magnificent styles In women's high-grade Tailored Suits
Novelty effects in Eton style,- handsomely trimmed with
fancy guimp, silk or buttons Others lace and gulmp
trimmed Circular skirts with folds around bottom
Panama cloths, henrlettas, serges and voiles In Alice blue.
rose, navy, black and green
Regular S50.00 values for
$25.00 Silk Suits at $ 1 6.25
Creat May Sale of 40 Women's Novelty Silk SulU-Very
jaunty styles in white, blue, pink, lavender, Alice blue. gray
Neat rich effects -'Tucked waists with short sleeves, embrold
ery yoke and Val. lace trimmed Circular skirts cf AOS
with bleeu anel tttcke All tlxee a.egula71(25.0O value for VOeaMf
lews Writing ; Tablets:
value, for. ...... .9
Eaton Hurlbort'a -ttne tyneij Paper,
Highland Dnen jtnd, quadrille fab-
Tioreao ryaiu, iwr. ...jBar
Msnklna, aejrUdUafttBatbwaatPflwilr.r. apef,lal . 1
larns, spafiaL per, hundred r. 7p i
tte Writing Tablete for
IB
ITHfj llnlil lis anil Pinsfi; jiL'lje
:
etock at -Iir-&eTredteeoiint nnjtTeCggaparties. easss, I nakss in.i.
regular'
Plain!, a
- Grist
rweesr-r
end jeweled
Dog,
Collars.
...98?
values at .,...,. .
l6ttiSwssaists
SECOND FLOOR
of fine White Cotton Waists, 100 dozen of them in dotted Swiss, lawn
and mulL-tucked and lace and embroidery trimmed ; greet var4ety4-f 1 t
)' " all sizes. Exceptional values duringr this sale, at, each fi ..f.y lilU
Saltof 100 hisrh-erade Silk waists
in fancy lace yoke--Pink,f blue, white
ana evening wear, an aizea hivery
value Your choke while they last at
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$8.50 Shirtwaist
White India Lawn Shirtwaist Suit
- .ae,a GUfft StiolrAel aHel UaaMK lrKA
mivir wan wvaaa, a.va a itvii atuvt
andprettiet atylaa, gelling. regularly at SSJO eacn
while they laat at, thia low price. ;
INVEST YOUR
IN WOODMERE LOTS,
-PORTLAND'S MOST
; . ; BEAUTIFUL
-:.: rr SUBURB
lAnntT.
? -: tnrst aad
HOMES -
Hiuilfcituit,-
gold oiwaasy . T
monthly payments.
Own "your fcwtt '
home. i ,
TAX acr.
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First aal jader sjtek
Every Convenience In
WOODMERE
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23 Minutes
QBOe-We
Failing Building, Third
Agent Always
Apollo
Rink
n - -
TONIGHT-
MAY POLE
M a sq uerade Car nival
: Tohigh May? Finsit
. . If don't skals. 'cdme.AJd lauglu-Anywayletterhana clrcusx.
AH skaters must be maaked. Maaks can be procured at Ike door for loo.
May Pole to be raised at ;I0. Prises given and masks removed at If
' V SKATTW TTarTTX. 1 F.-K. s"k
sraw eMmm-nw aevsia
Sims. LOTTA aoos. BlreeVoa.
Adkeisatom SBe. Skakea too. .
Jones & Randall -
Apollo
Rink
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY D3ST
and Cblldren - All Sixes
All grades, lowest pric
$20.85 - Each
$ 38.45 Each
All sizes O -yT C
a . ; a a' a . V V VV
tic Silk Toilet Bpnnew. f lt
Polished Toothpicks, package.. 1S
Kxtra special vaiue in a rountain
Syringe at 43
Special sale of Whisk Brooms. .13
Bsthasweet Tnllet Snaps. nska,Sia.
Krecht Toilet Paper, package... T
I! irajtm.n'a TalAum PoeaV un.1 aa
m- ben, special , . .... . . , ,r. il
' All lines of Drug Sundries eold
here at the lowest prices. c?
at $435&ga.
Radium silks and peau de cygneg
and .black Very attractive styles' 1
waist in tne lot
$4.85
this low price . .
. ; ' ' . ' 1
Suits
$4.85
Surplice style waist tucks and
eitiPMal T'Haaw an . aadLaVwa ai m...-
ti iiiuiiwu iu - ttaavu a agf
whoice ot
$4185
in the Swim
IDLE DOLLARS
Moorr cam
aUder Sta.
LOT8 9150
I3.M"dowri.
11.00 month.
An opportunity
' worth taking
., advantage of.
SOOTT OAS
From City.
BROWN
arid Washington Streets.)
on urouna.
Apollo
Rink
P. TO.
. . .
r. .. .-.
I- - - -
Apollo
Kir.?;
AanrsBiexsrra.
White TE.iPLrJ
. Cerasr Tweim . aad -Tayleav . .
special oSi"r,:G::T cmy
! ";?aiiyTr, i9o6T8 o'au :
iee m m ."' :.-'' '
illustrated Lecture
on San Franckco
Showfkg the ruin by Are and earthquake.
Theee vlewe were taken by Mr.1 A.
Mayer of San Frannleco and comprise
one of The Snest set of lantern slides to
be -'had, ' :'
0 STTSJIOTS ' SO StTaVXaOTS
ADMISSION 25c
Via.uVu.The mi Theatre
v Brery Vlght TbU Week. Matlnes Sataraaj. t
Pollard. LUlip&tlas Opera Coepy
Toalstit. S15, "A fialetr )trl." -"
Tomorrow Klfht. "Ike Oelaba." V
' royaler erenlne prlrea SAe, 8o, SOp. Tfte.
Batgala siatloee settee Saturday adults See.
chUdraa Z3c . -----
Seats sow eeitlng at aea effiee at tka . -Hetilg
Theatre.
Em
e 12th sad Marrlaoa.
TOoae Mala tit. ,
tobtland's popti-Xa flathoitic."
Teolfbt, an waea, matinee e.turaar,
ataox swam ooitrAXY.
Is tee big aaniatkw.l scraie aiektdrtas
THE SILVER DAGGER
l
A vtrt4 nnrv ef life la sad abnet Xew Yrk
Clt j Hark K. Swn. A plar ef thrilling
" heart JaterMt. Special aeeaers
carried eeaiplate.
Eraalng prices lSe. SSe, SAe. We. Uktlaee
lOe. lAe, tSe.
Veat week tke IseMe laaak," ) ..'".-
BaKer Theatre
Oregea Tkaatte O .
-v I
See. U Sake. Mgr.
lammil ssd Sd gtl. rbene Mala JS9T
-- SrcoIAL THIS WT.RK.
VseW-fke eiroetlea ot U C Keating. Jaaaes .
H, akrtafcaea aaa Oeeise L. aeket.-
C8XSTEB VAUDEVIUE ASSEKIIY.
Of, Refugees ef the Groat Saa rraselsea
. i IMMater.
IS SIO ACTS IS.
"TfstSinTTif thi rr-r-t P T " Mr " -k
I nmp
auanx CaealaUaa.Ai Klaat
i Matinee Weeoea,lae aad aatnrear
Xlfkt prtf.a Laarer tkaw, fraat of teces. '80e'
aleht, erleeo, lower floor, keek ef kfea. Xnr;
entire balctmr. r; gallerv. 15ei' alt aiatlaaea,-"
Tftrte.-
r-w-aakaaHfoeataataU-arTiKHI
ceaisaajr. . ., ,
tlUYRIC THEATRE
Ivorr afteraeea aad XveatBS rerUaad'S ,
rwviuar aieoa navaa.
. rr- ...The Bswtt
Kawtluaal MaloeraM -
HER FATH-UVS COIMSi
IN FOUR ACTS."-,
TORT OF A CHILD'S 10TB-.
" FOLLOW HI CROWD OOMIIRU0TIR .
FEXFORst AVCK.
ADMIfleiOT Me I8avai SBAIB Se v
GRAND
TH2ATR.lt
. ftUaare. Xaraea aad
- KaatsoaMry.
Taaa SadainilW
. Maek Tate.
Ida Kewell.
MaaUr Bareld Raff.
Otaadlaooee,
ef April SS
thb aiXLeva
' JPramlae Feet .
Foaterae.
ritMSR PRICea Xvenlns. 8mrlya sndt
aaltdara. loo, sue ano ri suuBeee,
te an seat, eieeet boa
.ea. " I
"STAR-
THEATRE -Week
ef AyrU St
Wills CbBlM. J
taerlea's g realist
Travesty Artlata.
; Wallaee Beaek .
Tke Tkrae Kekera
Miss : Mildred ZMy
f.'W. OUffard ; ,
" , James Rarke ,
' - , llaiaaaeps ,
lOe to any aeat .leapt boaee loe -
GUARANTEED BY WOODARD.
: . CLARKE CO.
Simple Way to Cure Catarrh by Hy-'"
r bmei Without Stomach Doaing.
..It U the height of folly te doee the
stomach with Internal medlcinee to eure -naaal
catarrh. It cannqt be, cured except
the catarrhal germa that are present In
the nose, throat and lunge nave first"1
seen MHseVn- 'n-i-.r
Direct local treatment by breathing
Hyomet through the pocket Inhaler that
come with -every outfit, la- absolutely
neoeeeary to kill the catarrhal- germe
and prevent their growth and formation-,
The eoothlng air . of Hyomel heals the
amarting and raw membrane of the air 2
passages in the ndee. throat and lunge,
kills off the catarrhal germs and rids
the system of the laat traces et eatarrtn-
The eomplete Hyomel- OutSt eonelete "
er-m-nard-mbberlnhaler" Which- can be
eerrted In the puree or veat pocket, a
medicine dropper, and a bottle ef Hy
embl. and coats only one dollar, while
extra bottles can be obtained for te
eente. thue meklng It, the moat eeonoml-.
eal treatment for the cure ef catarrh, as -
well ae the m'ost reliable. - -
Woodard. . Clarke ak Co. poeltlvely
guarantee a eure when Hyomel, is used -la
accordance with th elmple dtreo-,
tlone en the package, or they will re
fund the? money. This certainly show
their faith and belief In. the virtues Of
Hyomel. ,. - - - - -; t
t set-, eeaeenleet to oktale Ryemet ef -Woorlard.
fClarke A Co., ee enaie ether ernsslit.
It will ke forwareed fraaa raa-laaerater. he --
aaatl ee reeHpt ef arlee. Tke R. T. laKI
Oaaipaar. Hyoaaet bldg Itaaea. Raw Turk.
P 0 liQrAlSTflC
TENDER GUMS
Pond's Extract keep baby's
tender gums in perfect, health
snd comfort during the painful
teething period, quickly sooth
ing and subduing the inflamed
condition. - f : ' "
Hardens the gumt, prevents
their bleeding, . cures canker
pott and tore mouth, remorei
bad taste end make an excel-'
lent mouth wash for old or
fwniTin'1KVrr fitffainiri--tion.
internal nd external.
iirifr Hmth evf th Aeese thing.
On tntlyrii - f $rvtiy tmmpltt f
Wktk Htti .
as thing"--Wt! t " -
H rtminifiit Wfr 1r
M9 tt ef. ; f '
tlt
pireiheatr
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