The Oregon daily journal., May 12, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

THEOfiEGONDAIilJOURIAt, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENINO. 1 MAY ' It. 1 IKS.
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Helllg ........Baa rraneleee rietafee
Armory,. , u...h.t 1B "sappbo"
Biker "Tka California Girl"
Empire : "The laalde Track"
l.yrie .-( a .... ."The Lias tbotiea
" Star
IB tilt Bkt'
Oread
raadaTUIe
Th local division of th Ancient Or
: Jer .of Hibernians will 'par a fraternal
vlU Monday evening to th ladles' sux-,-
Mary In their room In th Allsky build
. ing, Third and Morrison street. It will
b th largest gathering of th mem
' , ber of th two organisation ever held
;. in Portland. Th following- program ha
been arranged, after which refreehment
will be served: Address of welcome,
k Mlia M. Chamber, president ladle' aux
iliary; response, P. E. Sullivan, cooper
ative president, A. O. H i eong, John
' Kanney; recitation. D. W. Lane; vocal
olo, J. P. Meehan; addreaa, A. O. H.,
K. H. Deery; recitation. J. B-Mallery;
eong, r Frank Hannessy; 77 accompanist.
Miss Katie Chambers.
. - Th Governor Wiihyoomniv3sIbo:
organised . yesterday ' afternoon with II
r. charter members. Th organisation was
effected In th offlc of Dr. H- W.' Co,
In th Marquam building, and th fol
lowing offlcar war elected: President,
E. It. Harmon: Tie-1 resident. Georre 8,
Shepherd; secretary, Oeorg C Coo. The
- by-law 1 provide ' that th member of
th club shall meet all expenses and
that no money shall b accepted from
: any candldat for offlc. .
: A' Distinguished flwedenborglan Hare.
Rev. Hiram Vrooman of Boston. I In
the'clty, and will preach for tha" Port
land society Sunday at 11 a. m., and at
p. m. will begin a aerie of three Bun'
day evening lectures; subject, "Spiritual
lty 'ih World s Greatest Need." 'New
Knight of Pythias hall. Eleventh and
Alder streets: These lectures are free,
and all ar cordially Invited.
Presiding Judg Alfred r. Sears .Jr.
. this, morning announoed that there will
beno eaaea aat In the eteta etreult oourt
be tried after July I. He said that
this rul would apply to all cases. Dur
ing July and August th Judge of th
--four department of tb court take a
vacation, but one .Is , nearly always
"handy to b bito pass upon urgent
matters. r .- --1
ESlr JtQ
-Con't ltlh JJugg apo
your sany-
Oot a hand sprayer
and a tan vt Pli Tie Oil Beapi Duulppa
with this II outfit you can,-with little
- trouble, keep your .rose buahee and
Dlajitsfree from insects ell summer.
Portland Bsed company, front and Tam
"bill treete. Phone Main 7t. .
Water through- bo for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks, or washing porches
- or windows, must be paid for In advance
and used onJy between th hour of (
and 8 a. m. and I and p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streete. If
itrerr-t-thaee rules, or waste-1
fully, It will b ahut off.
Trolley outing tomorrow o O. W. F.
amz cents. ah points cai
Oresham -to- and Including Estacada a
r"7centg round trip, - Dtnner at Hotel Kn-
tacada TB -cents. Car leavr First end
Alder streets 7:10. 1:10, 11:10 a. m.; 1:10.
i:iO, i4l, 7;lt p. I. Tickets en sale
In waiting roonv-
- A oltlsens' meeting has-been called
for tonight at th Allsky building for
rth- purpoa of discussing the-merits
cf different .candidates for office. It 1
prnhahle that some of the andtdatee
from th - different parties' 7WTII b
formally Indorsed at tb meeting. '
Large audlenoe ar - listening with
' great Interest to Dr. House's Sunday
evening topics. Tomorrow night his ub-
Ject la -"The Value of a Oood-for-Noth-
::4ng.Msn.,i.lllustrated by Bret Harte'
"The Man of No" Acoount," And "Th
- Our suits are made "so' carefully that
all will appreciate their comfort and dur
ability. Wa make any suit In th house
to order for f 2t. No more, no less. Sat
isfaction guaranteed orno- Bala, Unlqu
- Tailoring company, S0 Stars near Sixth.
The -Oregon Holiness association win
-hold- tent meeting at a o'clock Bun-
day ' afternoon In North Alblna. Bev,
Ouy 8. Phelps will b In, charge. Th
St Johns csr or th Lower Alblna car
will take visitors to th grounds. -
Trolley trips on O; W. P. tomorrow to
-Oregon City and Canemah park 1 cents
round trip. Dancing afternoon and even-
ing. " Cars TeavFtrstandlAIder streets
on the odbjpur and every 6 rolnutea.
Ticket on al in waiting room.
, Th fuh'ral of Charle D. B randan,
who died at . Colorado Springs, took
plseo yesterday afternoon at the resl-
denc of his parents, ' It East' Tenth
street. - Th Interment was JtaJUnFlr
cemetery. '
The. Republ loan candidate-for gov
rnor. Dr. Jam Wlthycomb. returned
this morning -from McMlnnvlll and
will leave this afternoon for Albany,
where be will speak tonight.
At th benefit entertainment last night
at th O. A. R. hall under th auspices
of th George Wright Relief corps th
sum of ISO was raised for th San
Francisco refugees.
Loop th Loop. Excursion to Corval-
- Us, via Albany, Sunday. May ?0. by Pros
ipect camp. No. 140, W. O. W. Trains
- leve lJulon dapot t a. m. sharp. Round
-trip 11.10. -r-
Butser's lawn fertiliser rejuvenate
tha shabby lawn: hia sweet pes and
lawn grass got gold medal at th fair.
Ill Front, between Yamhill and Taylor.
Rev. Clarence Tru 'Wilson, - D. D.,
- reached horn last night after an ab-
aanc of 10 days In California, where
he wa called by th death of hi
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Ho euawe tse eertnes estloa ef s
tag et the . towa,
Asd ,u tar aa wa shall las 1st the
be done- e mwm. -
We're Is the boelneae every say ef
Ing penple'e elothee
Weablng every faraxat ware, frets -tee-knot
te the toee.
ifr kenw "the y ' aapptaeest tkat we
kave scattered reend
Since we eagee U - laoodet talags - s4
cbarte elx eents a ponad.
The boaws that we kave rlgbtesed Bay
be foead ee evary baed.
Asd the eeepe ef ebew will kreedaa whea
the people tleea the lasd. .
. yes. we
Oleas Bp,
,! as tha
OS, clean ep, eUaa sp, eleea Bp
eleea
Tea, eleea 11 bp ana eoa."
Cleaaly s tbs Uoea that we aeattar far
aad wide , -
-Cleaa.ae -the -oebbkM ea tb bttcbj-Mbf4
by the reatleae tide.
v UNtON LAUNDRY
fat. Mala te. ggQOirn AHT OOtPtUTA
c
Despite Age ot Noted
ActrisVArt Gives to
Her Face th e Appe ar
ance 0! Youth. 7
In a great barn of a hall, on a stage
fitted with th crudest ettlng, a won
derful woman last night presented in a
foreign tongu a great play, and pre
sented It in a manner so masterful that
th fashionable crowd that cam for
th most part from curiosity wa con
verted to a belief, almost. In th fabled
divinity of th actress. .' v - '
After all there is but on Bernhardt,
and then 1 but on art. and that Is
Bernhardt' - Bernhardt 1 ft, and. b-
neAth th -TongSr-her- face. when the
faturs'ar.. la rrpns. .sgawi rsvary
year. Tet she played last nlrht th
part of a young and charming woman,
with such wonderful grae and magnet
Ism, such Infinite pains, such marvel
ous carefulness . that there seemed no
Incongruity. Modjeska couldn't do It.
Jo Jefferson couldn't . be young after
he grew old. . But Bernhardt taan, and
always will be able to, so long as she
1 able to stand on her slln bmbs and
wav her slim arm. . ' ; . .
Th reason Is not hard to find. It 1
In th woman's art. When Bernhardt
smiled last night, or when sh nodded
her head, of gestured with her xpra
slv hands, or shrugged her shoulders,
or raised - her .eyebrows,' sh took In
finite pains to do each of thes things
as a young woman would do them, net
In the slipshod way which might bs
expected of a woman old enough to be
a grandmother. And ah mad Jov ex
quisitely,' aa a young woman . of her
temperament might, so that It seemed
perfectly natural te out in front, and
w -forgot to look, for line of age whea
sh turned her profile to us.
Bernhardt looks just Ilk th pictures
of ber, except -that no picture can show
her wonderful animation, or gtv hint
of t he-nagntlsm -which Is hers. She
wor last night a. series' of wonderful
gowns, each on distinguished by being
made uncommonly long in - th waist.
isevBseomtnr-down over
Tier itntifkiti. ti ons tivtrrTwi tfim
In the pictures. Th long walat served
to hid th.- angularity of her figure,
except at rar interval, whil th long
vea rtrsw STtsntlnn. fo.hr remark-
abi nanda. Bh has great, large eye.
and a nop t .tangled auburn hair.
- The 'Armory was arranged as if for a
Monster political meeting last night,
zcept that In plac of a nondescript
crowd thrr-wr"hundredsof Tnea" and
women. In evening dresa A stag had
been fixed up at on end, raised three
or; four feet :f rom th floor,., and
stretched across In front of it a scarlet
calico curtain reminded one strongly
of th days .when aa a boy w . ajar
ehewe for pin In the hay loft. When
it was time forjth performance to. begin-the
red rag waa-yanked aside, but
th lights in th auditorium .T re
mained on.
man a -apartment!, ana for eeme-mo--f
menu various people figured in it un
importantly. Th crowd In front, for
the most part -unable to - understand
French. nd not belnstMsIsted.at. all
by th program, which, was arranged aa
stupidly -as posaibls,-waa at a loss to
came Bernhardt, followed by a rustle
and stir, from In front, much eranlijg
or neoas, ana men applause, on en-
tered'quletly, unheralded, but vry on
knew her at one. !.--
"Bonjoar, m' ami." ah said In a voice
low, sweet, clear, musical and strangely
fascinating. ".'.."' "-
father. Dr. Wilson will preach at
Oraos church 'at both service tomorrow.
Th debate on woman suffrage be
tween Drs. Broughsr and Wilson, which
was postponed ' from last evenlnr be-
'.fcaus of pr.- Wilson's abeeno from th
city, will tax plac next Friday night.
" Watches, diamond and Jewelry on
asy paymnta 11 down and 10 cent par
week. All mainsprings Hi all watches
cleaned L Jdetsgor Co III Blxth sU
. Concrete Construction Co., T01 Cham
ber of Commero. manufacturer of
concrete ton blocks. Contractors for
all kinds of cement work. JTal Main lit.
Tya,flj)ing Invitations, flris snnounos
ments, calling cards, etc . Proper form
Bfl4ltest. ityle,lTiJISkja.
4.4ft Third . street.
' 'Cheap Clearance Sale on Plants.
Bedding- plant . .specialty, at-green-
houses, 117 Williams avenue. Geo. Beta,
florist
Wanted Boys andTlglrls ror both 6u:
candy- end -cracker - factories. Paoifl
Coast Biscuit Co, Eleventh and Davie.
- W ar tm selling ay glasses at II,
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Hetsger Co, lit Sixth atreat
Prix waits. Cedar Park; dancing
every Sunday afternoon and vnlng.
Late car.
C. E. Walborn, fumltur repairing, pol
ishing, packing, shipping. Tel. East 11(1.
Dr. Hawk has returned. 0l- Ore
gonlao building. - Telephone Main lill.
At Richards' Sunday French dinner.
with win, II per cover. Claaal music
Oglssby Toung for circuit Judge, de
partment No. S, Democ ratio nomine.
"Dutla Roads." Portland Read Oil
ing Co, 441 Sherlock buUdlng.
1
Experienced
Fburth tret
Panama Hatter, til
.1 aPrlc waits. Tabor Height Pavilion,
tonight : -.
BANMMOVESJNTO-
1TSJIEW QUARTERS
Th Canadian Bank 6f Commerce la
moving It new quarter today In th
Lumbermen s Exchange at Second and
Stark streets, Tha new quartera are
large, well lighted and th Interior ia
beautifully " finished.. Braslllan - ma
hogany. Th fixture ar of new de
sign and ar somewhat different from
any other on th Paclflo eoaat Tha
mahogany pillar and counter ' ar
much admired and ar aorae of th
feature that combine to make this
on of th prettleet and finest bank
ing room In the city. Th bank will
b doing buslnees Monday at th new
plana , "
MilwaukU Country Club. .
Memphis and Loulsvlll race. Tek
Bellwood and Oregon. City car at First
anQ Aidr. . , '. r.
Preferred Stock Oaaaed oeda.
AUea A letvlg Best Brand.
- ' . . ',
. v :'.iJ
Msflsmt Santh
bound the peopls In front knew
that she was great
It wpuld be tedii
th familiar story of "Sapphd;-., Bern
hardt robbed 'It of 'meat of it sting;
Jean reaCTnabie- and .Bimdsfr-kdmlrable.
Sh was great In her love-making, but
greater In. her emotional lines, and her
whole body wept when sh cried. And
through it. all. there-was - a. quiet- r
serve that mad for th artlstlo fin
ish of th whole. Probably no one ever
acter. mnn
oughly, more tndlssplubl than did Bern
hardt last- night Sh was as natural
as If sh were actually living the llnea,
at all times rational, and she never
ranted. , Her voice wa -habitually ao
low that those In tha roar had difficulty
In following her.
- Th play- grew in. Interest last bight.
Colonel Wood Addresses Mult
nomah and Young Men's
Democratic Clubs.-
ENTIRE-TICKET IS-
1ND0RSEDBYTHEM
Spciktri DlacuM Municipal. Qwner-1
F ahip-Alltl-lheecjjatity pjLCurbjng
StasITPrlvilegeg ImperUliadc
Tendency of Roosevelt Deplored.
Th formal opening of th noli ti eel
campaign in Portland wa mad laat
night at th headquarter of tha Dem
oc ratio county central committee,, 117
Seventh street Th principal apeech
waa mad by Colonel C B. S. Wood, and
th meeting wa under the auspices of
th Multnomah and Toung Men' Demo
cratic eluba. Th attendance waa large
and th meeting lat all times waa en
thualastlo. By a unanimous trot, th
entire party ticket was Indorsed.
Colonel Wood pok at some length
on th subject of municipal ownership-
and dealt with conditions vle wed from
a historical standpoint - referring - to
phase in European politic and com
paring them with American affair a of
th present day. He spok on personal
rreedom and th neoeeeity or bringing
it about by curbing th special privi
leges: and advocated distributing th
power new enjoyed by favored corpora
tion and Individual among in people.
"The only thing that. will llv la
TrotH." aa-ia the speaker, "and if a man'
ldeaAiAi true, the truth will grow-in
spite of vei f eppoeltlon that may be
brought to bear on them."
He referred to the Donuonita, wno
had no Party organisation when - they
stood ctlt boldly against slavery. Both
th great 1 parties were opposed to them,
yet that little) band gave th Republican
For. SaleBargains
111 tons hop wire. 111 ton.
tt ton "Remnant" plow steel
eablea. , , .
10,000 feat different si pip
ing. lOionIuTIrsrTiftlitrtis-
Metal a, aorap iron ana juna 01
all deecriptlong bought
M. BARDE &S0N
aasn ajts ousaji.
DEMOCRATS OPEN
Bernhardt
- -r,, -u...- i.i it Jt I nin it w pan ui me piay
Tlier Is i stiong ellmaa at Hia ll(rrthtlt ,h- lnouid d0 j, tn, suaianos
of each act, but th greatest of all
ast.-whsr. -after winning liet
lover's affrctlon once more, Fanny d-
clde not to go with him to a distant
fwhne"15sleps: Tflf ah unusual ends
lng. - '-On might' Imagln tt without
dramatic power, yet the last two mln
utes were th moat tens of. th renins'.
and .th great crowlrthrllled. watched
the tableau with almost painful inter
est.
tipport. wss ftllnt. 1
Aside from that of Jena uaussln, th
parts- -are not prominent, yet each was
taken acceptably... M. DeCouef was ad
mirable as Jean, making hi role stand
out. yet keeping It subservient always
to that or bis superior.
. This afternoon Bernhardt' engage
ment closes witlv.Cainllle,".
party the Impetus which Carrie It to
day under laia color. . .. t -
"For Instance," b ald. "It was not
th doctrine of Lincoln that w should
b taxed- to wsgs ..wars . of . conquest
against helpless - people In tropical
cumes. '
Colonel Wood then traced th hletory
Of Greece and Rom, where personal
liberty died with th encroachments of
special privilege, and cited th history
of other European countries In feudal
time.
"Out of th American revolution," he
concluded, "came Thomas Jefferson with
th statement That government I beat
which gov' last,' and,. that, other
statenaTent-'Emial rights to all, special
privileges to 110ns.'
These doctrlnes originated w1ththe
35em6craffe paty7"wlilch"TiasliIways sdt
vocated them, . and when President
Roosevelt attack special prlvUea-ee,
wbethorpn .jirjnany b. J.i mpjyf oi-
iowing oui in aocirine wmon our
party has always held. -
Th Democratio . party haa alwaya
th only way for It to remedy the
present conditions Is to strike out the
lawa which - grant - special privileges.
That 1 what th Democratio candidates
In Oregon ar wor..mg for, and they
hould be elected without exception.
At the close of Colonel Wood' ad
dress short speeches . were mad by
Franols Clarao, Isaao Swett, Oeorg
L. Hutchin, William Horan and A. P.
Nelson.
HONORS
GO TO
FIRST BATTERY
First battery, field artillery' of th
Oregon National guard, . Captain Hiram
V. Welch commanding, haa been given
first plac for general efficiency In an
Inspection by Colonel Jackson of th
United State army. Battery a . re
ceives a percentage of ltl out of a
poaslbl . S00. Companies K and C of
the Third Infantry com close behind
with percentage of 110 and 179. Col
onel Jackson was highly pleased with
th showing of th Oregon National
guard as a whole. All of th percent
age ar high."" ----
(American
Restaurant
. Ootv Third aad. Oouclv. St.
on bat Ajrr -non.
Lertao 10a, Siloed Tomato. . . ..104
BUoed Oneumber loo, Tonag Oxdoms 5
Corn Beef Xaah witk Poaohed Bgg.lBw
Oodflsk Sana, Orssm Baao.. ....
Pork aad Beeaui. . . . , 154)
Steamed XatU STok Clam,
Srawxt ao
Clam BooiUoa wtrh Toaerl ....... .15
Wed Shad ISO. Xailtmt ...If cl
eimoa ..- it
pagaew wixa una see, rsauasi...,ic
rasjueiiis aad cnreasa 1
StrawVany Smor Oak if t
BtorawVerry PI , . . . . ... v R
TaaiUa to Chream 10
Oofpsa, Bread aa4 MMw fm
News 0! . Manager s
Sudden Death firings
Deal Tears at End d!
the ThlrdTAct.
It I related that : upoir on occasion
years aso when tfarah BernriarOt occu
pled a bos at a performance of "Ca
mllle" by th "Immortal Amrioat ac
tress, Emma Abbott, and saw her la th
cen where Camilla Is thrown to th
floor by Armand and cruelly humiliated
before her friend, sh raised her handa
above her head and exclaimed
"Mon Dleul Mon Dleut that woman 1
suffering, she is sot acting.
Madam Bernhardt 8 wa notaotlng
laet -nlsht when, ar-th' Close of ' the
urd am uf "Baaiguu" ns fu mui turr
arm-ef-Jn and wept, upon nla pecic
Bh wa suffering, suffering aa no one
but she Will ever know. The tear that
flowed from her eyee were not th tears
of Sappho. They war Bernhardt'
tears and they wor shed In genuine
sorrow. When sh fU into Jtan-s
arm at th olo of th act it waa, not
Imply because .that waa the proper
thing for Sappho to do. Sh fell in a
half faint from which she rallied tem
porarily only with an almost superhu
man -effort '.' The audience that -ap
plauded Sappho lltUe realised that a
tragedy wa being enacted within a
tragedy,' that Bernhardt . herself wa
Buffering aa deeply a Sappho suffered.
But ther waa no Bernhardt In a bog
to penetrate beneath the mask of acting
and discern th real suffering that shs
hid within th doaK or Bappho s sor
row. Ptrhaps some of the more - ob
serving noted that th great aotress
put a higher ting of realism, a new
fore In th scenes Of the last acta
Bnt thof " tliuught "Hb'iilyaa exhibition,
of her matchless art - How oould they
distinguish th real from the artlflolal?
Juet before th cartala fall on th
third act Madam - Bernhardt received
th saddest, news she ha had In many
yar. A ' telegram announcing- the
r. A telegram announcing the
th In a Beattle hospital of ASl-
monaonr-wtiorf ermrtOiV lS"y
been her personal-business manager,
een taken 111 only the morning before.
Th malady was not considered serious
at all. Th new of th death, coming
as It did before the madam sven knew
that h waa orltlcajly HI. wa--ar:1)towv
that almost proved too much for her
wonderful endurance.
Actress ralntau
la vain did Manager Sullivan en
deavor to keep the new from her until
after th performance. Though sH
waa on th stag sh saw from th
face in th .wings that ejomothlag-wa
wrong, then sh heard th new. Than
ah fainted and fell Into the armeef 4
Jun Fin II wee a nil uf 1111 iilsf
didn't know - that a message of death
had aused. hereto-swoon. At -this Inop
portune Um- magnlfloent bunch of
American Beauty -roses were handed
pvsr-th f MUltsTTBe"adam ooul
scarcely stand on her feet to receive
them. There was a smile on her face
but there were tears In her eyes and hr
haar waa mminr - - .. .
Behind the scenes. In ahe privacy of
her own room shs gav way to hr feel
ing. Sitting, sobbing Ilk a child, her
Three times she fainted completely.
Mr. Sullivan feared h would b forced
to bring th performance to a close
but the madame rose , above hef own
sorrow ana Decame tsappbo again.
Aloa With Xer Borrow.
After - th performance the madam
went dlrectlyito JieiLprlvata- car. -Where
sn remained until time to go to tb
ma tine this afternoon, alone with ber
sorrow. Bh played "Caml)le'"-tht aft
ernoon, but It was not because she
wanted to.
r Madam Bernhardt arrived Injher P-
ciai car, "Bernhardt" on the regular
:io train I rom Beatu yesterday after-
Boon. a crowa-or-enthusiast In ad
mirers war at th deoot to areet her.
She peeped through th curtained wln-
aows ox nef palace on wheels, smiled
ana waved recognition to them. Th
car haa hardly oom to a standstill
Deior a aosen or more messenger boy
wer aboard delivering the most hand
some bouquets to the madam from
aAmf-AM I. II. T I
Ml. I.. . I W. w, .. Vlif t
QUARTER MILLION
A total of till was added tM
Ihg'to th" San Francisco general relief
1 una,-onnging xne grand total up to
fiiMii.ii. ine runa now lacks only
Th benefit concert' at the nelll
theatre Thursday night raised more
than enough money to make un the
deficiency and this will probably, be
turned over to th committee Monday.
Among th subscriptions received to
day were: Employ of th O. R. at
N., 1(0; employee of th Paclflo Hard
war 4b Steel company's mill, 1100, and
cash received by Th Journal, 1.
Contributions ar coming In slowly
and tb members of th commute ar
of th opinion that th fund will b
closed within a few days.
HARRIMAN SYSTEM J
FILES ARTICLES
'' la order ,that the Harrlman" system
may . construct a railroad from this
city northward to Everett Washington.
articles of Incorporation for th Wash
ington Railroad company were Sled In
th' offlc of County Clark Frank S.
Fields thl morning. Th Incorporators
ar W. W. Cotton, chief couneel for th
O. . R. 4k N. William Crooks, assistant
to th manager of th O. R. 4k N and
W. A. Robblne, an attorney In th of
flc of Mr. .Cotton, Th article pro
vide for spur and branches, for eor
poratlng with 'other - railway - aysteme
and for th building of steamships and
maintaining water routes. , Th .capital
stock Is given a only 11.005,000, divided
Into share of 1100 each, - -
' Fulton Boathouso.
T Fulton -boathou set located at Ful
ton, la now, open for th season, a com
plete and modern lln of rowboats, both
single and double, on hand at all tlmea.
Oasolltt launches. Bpecial attention to
nartlea. Take Fulton cars direct , to
boathous.
. Bonding Permits.
Th following building permit bar
been issued:
J. M. Bxtrh si tT.--flats, em rmewnrtt
and Burnsld streete, 11.050; A E. King,
dwelling. East Twentieth and Clackamas
streets. 11.100; A. Qleblsch, dwel.ing,
Halsey street lt.000; B. K. Mclve-y,
dwelling. Seventeenth street snd li:;la
mook avenue, $1,000; Mrs, I er
dwelling. North Twenty-fourtn 1 t
oomr Bvrtt treet, I8.OOO1 I. : . -
Y"PAY
For- soma- plan) that has-ne-reputation,
when you can get
one . of tha old and standard
makes for much less than that?
Wa:: ar tolling our present
atock of the world's best makes
of pianos at prices that you are
aura to-eonsidcr. .
STMVAY
And 10 other makea (all atand-
Dnndore Piano Co.
JSl SIXTH STREET
jPpP1 Org"nln Ruildlnf.
Sheet MpsIc. VtetoxJriMajt,
, Macninea.
JUST A
MINUTE,
LEASE,U
Our night , classes
are conducted by
.
JpCJC-lllStXUCMr&
ncss branches,:
CALL- OR-WRITE
BEHNKE-WALKER
BUSINESSC0LLEGLL3TARTHEATRXIV---
Blka Bnildlag, Seventk aad Start .
Opea aU th Tea "Bound.
.'Catalogue.
writ fa
Hotel Eaton
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COS. KOKSISOy AltS. WXST AU STS.
- NEW
Handeae1r rarnlebed, elegaatly eguliiued,
firepreof, Ara mimtee' walk froai heart ef
honnlna and IkuilnaM dlitiict. eU lira.
alrr. oatelde roams, tteam heated, electric I
Large etfices, loBDsinf, sowklng, wrltlug,
ladles' reception . parlors. Beeus raearved
br mall ar telephone.
Privete esulbos seats tralas aad steesmi.
Hoomt fl.OO to $3.00 a Day
I gpaslal - Sates te 0erelal Baa. .
1 stag. BAB IAT0B,
(rormarlr et Hotel Kldpath. Ipokaaa.) ,
llama, irirpwn. in "i. .i'.' ui.i,i on.
r
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Dr.Will.am
Austin Cox
- arte ' v ..u. aiia
I SISH WASBXB.TOS ST.
Orowa aad Brldg Work a -
TpeoiaJty.
Bassetts
Native
DUerbs-
Rest for All DbJesUve
Disorders. Liver and
Kidney troubles, RbsumatUm,
Nervous Woakaeaa. No Alcohol,
OuMna. Meteenr m anr 1
A food MaeKcaaa. bmM a 4rm4. Me an tt
at Draagiete' (m Neak aaaov) tUM kaa W
aAAsrrrs native nciu co.
C1I1 1. Oala, aa a fl 1 1 III 1 1, riklaii
CHICAGO PAEVUSS
j DENTISTS .
303s Wash. St, Cor Fifth St
22-K Gold Crowns,. $3.00, 15.00
Bridge Teeth $3.00, 3.00
Gold Fillings..., ...... .$1.00 up
Silver Fillings....; 50c
Our erartlee If Halted te high-grade
work. Nothing bat the beet. Kuailae.
ttoa free. ' 10-jear sweatee. Baal
refereece. Opes evtaiog Sasdaja.
ter, - dwelling, 'milaxoette Hetghts, ft,
000; O. F. Russell, dwelling, Portland
Heights. 11,100; J. A. Jones, dwelling.
Kast Thlrtir-firth street. Ol.ioe; & c
Martin, dwelling, Esst Nineteenth street.
ia.000. -,
Card of Tnaaka.
We wish to tender ta our friend ear
most slnoer thank for th loving tri
bute to our little daughter flaring the
performance f our la aad duty to her
' ' r tneir iwrtng eyrnrnr in our;
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wiL'iUThe m)i Thtstrt
rw .
1.
Xsalgkt aad tamatrew M e'Olaak. Kay 11
aad If, ISM w
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Pillsbury-Picturcs
TSAN't'MTtr
EARTHQl'AKg ,1
nh rika
rBODTXBB ST - TUB UTIR IMTBOTIB
"Electric Scchcoicope
Bnry Tlew'teny Xapletaad V aa Xre-lTtt.
SMa These Pletares Takaa WhU--
v -te Tb Wee Bagha.
rorCIAB Paicrs Aflulta, V; ahnsrev
, . lee eay place la the theatre.
eetrea sale Safarday aorslag at the Ballig.
bat a, a. 10, ix, u. ja. - r
San tranclsco YS.FortIan3"
-. Sejaas- Oalla I N a. la, Baflrw' ,, -
. , Sesies -OaUad l;N p. sv iSssAagSa. -
Udlee' Day, rnday. " ' '
.-.-I... X.. ADMIMIOB, Hi-p:
ObABDSTAMD, BSe. CHItDBBK, 10
.... BOX aXATS. Sta.
Empire Theatre;
IM
rheae Mala Uf. .
HILTON W. BEAMA". Maoagea. :
yartlaad's yepalss . riarhiaiai .'
taalskt. lost Pwtueaunea
stAOKwWAIW CO. IH THB ORfAT sltiO'
OBAMATIO SUCCXaS. ,
"Tilt INSIDE TDACC1"
Br OLITKB.DOO BTBOM.
streeg teallstt play. A seory e Is
trigae aad erlma jaetlce - aad retrfsataaal
eeanUfal eceoerr; exeallaat aosipear.
arealng prteae. Ue. ' SDa, tOe, loe.
Beat Week, Btarwag Temsrre
"IKI WOkiB."
un ' THZATBB Tamhill and 1h
Orage Theatre C.. Ooe, U Baker. Mar.
Mala 10OT. The last barleeque show eg the eee-
aa. uk penerauaes tenisht S:l.
Oate'a BeeL" 4
Baseball
'; : ' 1TIIITIO yaBK, , -
zJfjrssi Tinahs sal Tweet feasts. i
THE CALIFORNIA CIRLSZl-
Brtarfut or rue an staelei prettr girls ead
Isiniaaae TaedaTille acts. Two rollicking bar-
TM.
night, special eluelng parfbrffiiucaTTilee
aisht. lxw't ailaa tha. last twlasase.
par fbrffiiucaTTilee aJBTOar"
BAKER THEATRIC
00. t. BAXBR, hfABAOBB. ..
-- :. Seats hiew on Bale Oneniu of " : 11
TBS XaXXX" TEXAtBX SIOOK OOXtaBT
tees aeooa Tuiswrow htatlsaa, Kay la, la
Xlohard BaaaseU's wrea I -
'-.-"aXaiOB XAXL'
-ALL THB OLO gATORlTBS
VATnrBB raicBs... loe, ioe
mwmmin ruin.. , ,. ..XI
secure Tour leaaoo
15. aSe, see aad
a Beats Kow.
Tm or BAT T.
-Ttee Appear asee ef the
STAB STOCK OOBTAJIT,
Beaded 1(7. Will A CeUlas. ta '
InzJTh Basket
mmtumm wira 1 vcraedeTrae'bni.T'
ladsalng Laetaa Badcalupl. Blind Barlteae. .
10 e Any See Xaaapt Baaaa, 10a. .
GRAND
THEATRE
-Huattagtea A
vastpaar.
Oawaaa WkhAeU.
Oete Slstsrs.
Week of Bay-T;
It Breaakal,
New Eealana'a
Own Comedian.
The Two Sets,
Bostar Bareld Be&
BUhthlBB PBICB8 Breslnas. sWara
and aolldaara, 10a, soe snd BOei sue-
any seat, except kens.
Open for the Season
- FAMILY SUMMER GARDEN r
Washington Street, Near City Park
' Entrance. ,
Strictly first-clast management.
Fine line of Liquoro, ' Beers, Sand-.
riches and Cigars. ...... , .
CHAS. PILTZ, Proprietor.
Th Apollo Rink management
-.are extending an especial cour--lesyto-h
ladieg fonl ght- an"
Sunday, admitting and furnishing
them kat-e free. - Open Sunday
afternoon and craning.
ApollcTRintr
Portion d
vr- - !ORTlJU4IX ORXOON. .
EUK.OPCAN PLAN ONLY
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AMD COMMERCIAla
TRAVJEIJCKA.
everything to eat aad drink, saad
tt costs ao more to th v --
orfJane) Hot si Rafhskafler
than lwhsr In th elty. BTrary
weekday night from to 11 -
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SUVBI AMO
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( . a-. one-
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