THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 1BC3.
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J-1 Toivd 7c!esT
" Kxcurslon today to Ciwtli Locks
and return $1 round trip. Th steamer
..' Charles R. Spencer will depart from
' Oak etreet dork at a. m., returning
. arrive In Portland at p.- m. As 1
well known,, this is the crack boat of
thee waters. It has no equal for speed,
Its accommodations are 'Al and Ua ca
pacity among the greatest on the north
Pacific coast. . The scenery of the Co
lumbia river has not an equal on the
' American ... continent. Travelers - will
tell : you that It greatly surpasses- the
" famous Hudson even with alt Its beau
tiful Islands and ro mantle borders. To
day we will, carry our excursionists
-: through tha heart of the Cascade moun
tains, past the tumbling waterfalls
' (Multnomah . .among them, 840 feet),
cataracts of all descriptions, dark and
mysterious canyons, glorious and. won
derf u beyond words to picture. , It Is
, a grand, ride on most majestic rivers,
a panorama of ' beauty being constantly
In view. Meals served to those detlr---tin
g -1 h. rr, - -: .. . 3 :.
Announcements are out for a concert
J.-, by - the Portland male . chorus at . the
-TWhlts temple. Wednesday, June , under, j
tne auspices of the T. M. C. Av .Tn
-chorus 4 - eoapodf .Jt -young men
.who are rapidly gaming- recognition
.among1, the best local talent The
program v will . Include several new
numbers 'given for. the first time In
Portland. "Th Beduln Sons." by Rog
'era. will serve as an opener. and followed
by Bryant's "Tbsnatopslst arranged for
men s voices by Joseph Masenthal .- Tne
program -will also Include Sullivan's
"Lost Chord'' and Da Koven's "Reces
' atonal," and a splendid cantata; fun of
life and movement by Knowles, "The
Vlklnga Farewell.' ,
James B Baldwin died at his home.
Fifth snd Jefferson streets. Friday
night of apoplexy and paralysis, after
an illness of but on day.' Mr. Baldwin
waa . a naUv..oCInnsylvsnla..and t 4
years of age and on of the beat known
traveling men in the northwest. - He
leaves a widow, throe sisters and two
brothers Misses ' Oracle - and Annie
Baldwin and Mrs. Thompson of Min
neapolis, Minnesota; 'a brother In New
York City and one In Mexico. . He
A. J IIIU Hull liuiumi
Zimmerman A Co. -for year. .
W Invite "you 'to- Inspect th"inot
tempting line of spring woolene in the
city, .lou'U . find an assortment . that
will gladden the heart of every good
dresserr they-maka-np beautlfully-and
noia tneir Hpi azamim me xaorics,
linings-and -workmanship. We' want
you to inspect our stock whether you
buy or not, and remember we give you
your choice of any pattern In the store
made to order for 125. This is some.
thing no other Arm In the city, will do.
If- we don't -save you at least It we
would rather you would nor gtvs us the
order. Unique Tailoring Co., 10 Stark,
near Sixth. , . ,- , .
The following is the program for a
at th. cathedral Sunday evening at 7:4
for. tha benefit or lh Altar society:
"Aria From Rebekah" (Barnby), Mr.
Alexander: ... trio. nTl Prego o .Padre"
(Nlcnll). Mia JLawlsr, Mrs. Reed and
Mr..7ni "Vent Creator." Mrs. Reed;
-The lw of Love." Very Rev. Dr; Mor?
rley.,C. S. C.; quartet. "Savior, when
Night Involves .the Earth" . (Shelley),
Mia Lawler. Mrs, -Reed, Mr. Alexander
and Mr. Zant "O flaluUria" (Oounod),
Mr. Zan;' "Bautum Ergo," th choir.
T Great values in men' and boys suits
are offered for 14.81 and $11.16, worth
double th. price. Tou . will find th
- finest assortment In tha. city of men'
shirts, 75c, gl. and II.SO. It is exactly
on half, tha pric you pay In high rent
stores. . Complete line of shoes for la
dles, men, misses and boys, 10c, ll.OS.
ll.Sa. and 13-60. Th same you pay $1
and 14 elsewhere. . After looking
through other store be sure and look
os up. John Dollar. 111-181 First
street and 88 Worth Third street
Modcrs ,jYYto4mnQ
ntorial day. first Sunday in Jijne. Me
morial services will P nia at tn xay
lor Street M. E. church Sunday morning
at 10:30. All members of th Modern
Woodmen and .Royal Neighbor are ear-
' nestly requested to meet at th Moderri
Woodmen office, 1 Chamber of Com-
merce. at 10 o'clock sharp. Bring
many flowera as roucanBy jrderet
th committee.
--Tfcs-ReTjjriLBhOTt .deliver lecture
- tonight in th Taylor Street Episcopal
. church entitled "Historic America, or.
From ' Columbus to - Roosevelt" , This
JecturLwllLJ?e illustrated by stereop--tloen
vlewi. Next Hunrisy night th
lecture will be, "Oregon, Beautiful and
' Productive.
Th one
-ad by Mr. : George: Fi Howard and th
cholf - Of "- th" Calvary -Baptist church,
-wlllglvs a grand musical recital at th
above named church, corner of East
Eighth and Grant streets, on Monday
evening. May Zl. Admission it cent.
Launch for warship - at " Merrill's
boathouae, north side Morrison tre,t
bridge.
Memorlsl services will be held at th
Central Christian church, corner East
Special Otter In
Cut Glass
We have recently received a
tares assortmsnt of cut glass.
and ln; ordsr- to- make room forM
the aam we.ar maaing a sne-
clsl reduction of 10 per cent for'
on week only on an elaborate
snd varied line of stocks already
on hand. ,v
Nothing la mor approprlt as
a wedding gift, and th oppor
tunity I a rare on.
g. nnmiPER co
Jeweler and Opticians.
SM KOBSzaoiT rnnmmx.
lowest Priced Jewelry House for
Hlgh-Orad Ooods, . -
White
Johnny
Sleeps
When he wan tender lad
hi father opened for him
"a savings account. His
first deposit was one dol
lar ; but other deposits
v regularly followed. John
ny is now older; he is the
" proud owner of a hand
some" bank account; the
account is growing as he
grows, and earning inter
' est while he sleeps. There
are;Other-boy-and-ther
"parents wKoThigmTpTofit
from the above.
Oregon Trus t and
Sa vings Bank
Si,xth apd Washington
Twentieth and East 8almon streets, this
morning .at 10:41 and tonight It I
o'clock., The special feature of the
evening will be . the singing of illus
trated songs by the chorus and congre
gation. Mis Ella Hoberg s-lll sing
"The Star-Spangled Banner." Rev. J.
H. Ghormleys them will be "National
Redemption and Salvation." Ho will
be assisted byDr. P- E, CllniJVtern-
of the blue and the gray are cordially
Invited and every on will be mad
welcome. ;.. , ,. .
Water through' bos for' sprinkling
yards or sidewalks, or wsshlng porches
Or windows, must be paid for In ad vane
"mm ""'r ht,.n K. h"1r. nt K
,l i " maTZ
nuft d unq lur prina.jins: srfcs.- il
r - mmi.w-i1
iuiiv. it will M snut nrr . .
Geraniums In Bloom. We have a fin
assortment of larva nnttA rtMnlnm, in
ffutt bloomr-They- are-verr WSble'Tof t
Decoration day and besldea they will
continue to bloom all summer. All kinds
of flowering plants. Portland Seed Co.,
Front and Yamhill et recta. Phone Main
7I.
Evergreen Sanitarium, ' 40 . Corbett
street. A quiet home for th sick of
both saxes and women In confinement.
In charge of graduate nurse from Bel
levu and Polyclinic, New York. Splen
didly furnished -rooms and surgery In
connection. Telephone Main 1800.
Dr. Brougher' topics. Whit Temple.
Sunday; 10:30,. "Numbera. How God a
People Marched"; baptism: 7:30, "The
FlaalPatrlotlc service, rt. A. 1
sndl
Relief corps will attend.
Orchestra.
quartet and chorus. Elaborate decora
tions. '
Dr. Clarenc True Wilson united in
marriage Joseph H. Hilton and Miss
Dora Hog of i Astoria, Oregon. Th
ceremony was performed at th parson
age of Grace M. E. church jMitheeven
Ing of Friday, May '21.
' Professor Friedman, formerly proprie
tor Cham bar -of Commerce baths, wishes
to announce that hla new bath are
ready for business. MH Alder street,
between Third and Fourth. Pacific III.
This will remind you that, now la th
time to have your hair mattresses reno
vated and returned fhe aam day. Phon
Main 474. Th Portland Curled Hair
Factory, H.i -Metiger, proprietor.
mah park today. Take O. W. P. cars
First and Alder streets, every 40 mlo
utes; 25c round trip; tickets on sal in
waiting room.
Japanese Dusting ' Compound, for
sprinkling th floor before sweeping. Is
a highly meritorious article. Trad
supplied by F. E. Beach Co., th Pio
neer Paint Co,; 18 First street.
11 Visitors to th cruiser Chicsgo should
ask to bave the American De Torrrtt
wireless telegraph system explained to
them. - Th cruiser Is . equipped with
this wireless system. ' '., - -
7 Th American D Forrest Wireless Tel-
egraph company has moved to Its
new quarters. 410 Lumber Exchange
bulldlngl 6cond .aw tsrlt . atreets.
Phon Main 8647.--
Open Air Concert DXrbano'e Italian
band at Canemah park today. Take O.
W. P. carl from First and Alder street
on th odd hour and every 40 minute;
I5o round trip. '
Notice. Meeting of Travelers' Tom
Word club at their headquarters, Lum
ber Exchange building, room 229, cor
ner Second and Stark streets, Sunday;
10:80 a. m.
TlTrban6'i"R6yaT-Ttallan ban at
Canemah park today. Cars leave O. W.
P. waiting-room, First and - Alder
treats, every 40 minutes; 26o round
trip. ' . N
' School of Psychology 111 Seventh
street. Lessons In suggestive therapeu
tics, magnetic healing, hypnotism, palm
istry Fr lecture Thursday S p. m.
Butser seed won gold medals at th
exposition. His lawn graaa and sweet
pess were declared th best. 188 Front
treat, between Yamhill and Taylor,
Today, from 10 to 4-Ideal photos,
rain or shine. " our work Is not sur
passed on earth. E. W. Moore, Elks'
building. Seventh and Stark.
Vot for Fred CL. King. Democratic
nomine for representative. Indorsed by
WUBtcrp-aTTeggtli--and Oregon Labor
party. -. ., .
We ar still sailing ey glasses at II;
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metsger Co., Ill Sixth street.
Don't fsil to at th steamer Elder in
dry dork on Sunday, i Take- St. John
ear,- Second and Alder street. ' . .
Cedar Park. Dancing afternoon and
evening. Inclosed pavilion If raining.
A cms Oil Co. aella th best ssfety enal
oil and fin gaaollne. Phon Ksst 7I.
"Dustles Road." Portland Road Oil
ing Co., 441 Sherlock building. -
Vet . for Fred C. King, Democratic
nomine for representative. ,
For Quality, Quantity and Quickness
go, to Morris' restaurant.' ' -
Woosur, iha fruit king. "A. 5
CLACKAMAS COUNTY COUPLE
"- CELEBRATE
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Qrlfflth, of Sunny-
side. Clackamas county, celebrated their
68th wedding anlnveraary Tuesday eve-
nlng, May 83. t pl.... n lmir.n
lha illrp'
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AH-FAT,-ARISTOCRATIC-CHINESET
FACES THE COLD, COLD WORLD
' Homesick and body-sore,- little Ah
Fat is " sighing out his troubles In a
scented room - of Portland -Chinatown.
He - drawa furious-whiffs - at his be
loved opium pipe, " seeking comforting
balm to dispel bis thought of a ter
rible yssterday. When he dreams bis
vtslaas ass at . the .white populalina
of Portland . tn horrible, giant forms,
farmore terrifying lohlra thanevsn
th oa-eyed war gods of his pagan
ancestors.
When he wakes his mind
lurhs- sa41yd1sTmilTaoTW.--t-H1
weary body' aches. Tet his mental
anguish causes a far more acute suffer
ing then mere body bruises. For Ah
Fat, the most pampered.. Chinaman of
San Francisco, has felt for th first
time in his life th chilling shoulder
of a cold, Strang world. -
Every traveler and globe-trotter
knows Ah Kst He t the dimtmitlvef
Chlnamsn who stood for yeara Just In
side the Market-street entrance of th
Palace hotel in Sen Francisco, hla thin
body- aaorned-With. . ja gorgeous black
silk robe, a costly qulrah topping hla
srlstocratlo queue and a genial .smile
ever broadening his pale. Innocent
looking face. In his hand he alwaya
held; a TictrChlneso-fan-and - his - soft
cry was: " - "'
"Tou like buy flan? Vlly ,fln.
Velly cheap."
His eustomers numbered peoplafroml
every country in th world. Tourists
tsougnl readti'
with. a smile as they paased him during
HISTORIC FLAG WILL VEIL
Rannar Firat-R aiaed-Qvar PhiU
ippines to Be In Use on
, Msmoriai-Day,
Th first American flag raised In th
Phlllpplnea will Jake a prominent part
In'lte.MfmorlsWayeelebration-te.Porti
land-Thls flag will b used to envelop
tha statue In Lownsdal square and when
the strings holding It-are pulled XI will
fall away in graceful folds, exposing tp
view tha heroic bronse ngure or a
national guardsman of Oregon. This flag
Is in th possession of General summer,
and asebe is on of th monument com
mittee ne nil ainuiy lonnoa it
There Is no question or doubt about It
being the flag that waa ralaed Immedt-
Harry GuVr
Candidate for Constable
West Side
O
Harry Gurr Is perhaps th wldeat-
knowa working men In Portland today.
H la a brickmsson by trade, a reeldent
of thl city for nearly 88 years, and Is
everywhere recognised as sn Intelligent,
conservative, yet fearleaa and outspoksn
champion of ths rights of tha masses.
While in no sens a labor agitator, be
ha for many yeara occupied a prominent
place in th rank of. labor, or unques
tioned honesty and possessing more than
gverage ability, If elected constable he
will serve ths people raunruiiy ana
welL To know Harry Gurr is to admire
him for hi frank honesty. H ought
t k ieoted.
. SOLDIERS , MOHU M EHT
GOLDEN WEDDING
I
F; H. 3riffith.
exercises - and muslo and. a beautiful
supper was served. . Many handsome
presents were received, some in gold in
token of the golden wedding. Th
arttd i n
a nmir wirn
congratulations and wishes for many
I .,. anniversaries.
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th evenlnRn. He knew the watchman
of th hotel and th policeman who
walked, that beat, lit waxed wealthy
and JUs fame among hi native friends
grew stronger each day.
- Then cam th earthquake and fire.
They were terrible day for Ah Fat.
u- v-i- n tn- Vi y.a Invested it In
a well-paying ornament store on Dupont
Street and he carried no Insurance.
Sadly Ah Fat want to th' ruin-of
his store and gathered a. trunk full of
lm. Its
could sell these somewhere. Why not
Portland? - -.
He arrlve'd In - th city- yesterday
morning. He was not the aristocratic
Ah Fat of San Francisco, but h bsd
th same keen eye for business. He
marched straight to Hotel Portland,
Hera ha would sell ht relic and par-
tla 11 y- recoup his lossn.
But hi - welcome at Hotel Portland
waa frigid. Indeed, he I waa boldly
thrust out by two Japanese bellboys.
rte iarea no.,peiier atxn uregon.
dog snapped at blm In front of the
Imperial and a policeman roughly told
him to "get out" when ha started to
enter th Perkins. Everywhere he went
be-was met by rebuffs and sometimes
with kicks.
Sorrowfully he wandered toward
Chinatown. A friend took him In and
save him a dIdo and a drink.
Ah me!" sighs Ah FaW "tbl-vlly
I lathss pllok brllrk. Hsn
Francisco. Good-ply. J go black."
ately after the Spanish bsnner was low
ered. 'Alter it nsd nrst oeen raiaea ana
floated to th brees for a few day it
wa lowered and a larger flag hoisted.
After It had been taken down It cams
Into th possesion of General Summers
and 1 on of his most prised Souvenirs
of th Philippine campaign.
-Th monument committee meT yester-
rtay sfternooa. and practically completed
irruivmrou - lor- mv uiuriua nexv-
Wednesday. All that now remains Is to
get Admiral Goodrich's answer to the re
quest to allow the landing fore f the
cnilser CTitcagcrTotak part la the pa I
rade. This will be received on Monday,
when the committee will meet, and at
that meeting a detail of tha Oregon
veterans will b assigned to do the ac
tual unveiling of th monument."
In addition to the parade and celebra
tion in the afternoon th Grand Army of
tha Republic 1 making arrangement for
the decoration of th graves of civil war
soldiers. The Grand Army, through D.
J. Haynes. secretary of th Memorial
day commute, has Invited the veteran
of the Indian wars, th Mexican war, th
Spanish-American war, the achool chil
dren, th ladies' auxtllarlea, all. other
patriotic orders and cltlsana In general
to Join th Grand Army In decorating th
graves of th dead heroes or th civil
wsr. : '-' ' :
SATURDAY-SUNDAY.
fS -50 Seaside Sat A. ft 0. B. aV
' Commencing ' Saturday, June l and
every Saturday thereafter during th
simmer season the Astoria as Columbia
River - Railroad company will aell apo
dal round trip excursion tickets from
Portland to all points on Clatsop Beach
and North Beach (except Ilwaco) ind
return at th rat of 81.S0, good to re
turn Sunday evening, and on and after
June 1 special commutation tlskets,
good for five round trips, will be sold
dally between earn points, final return
limit October 16. All of these tickets
are Interchangeable and will be hon
ored In either direction between Port
land and Astoria on steamers of the O.
R." " K T. ahd-TBt-Vaficouver -Trans-
portatlori company.
Excursion ticket of similar form Is
sued by the abov steamer line to
point on Clatsop Beach and North
Beach (except Ilwaoo) will honored
on th train of th A. C R. R. in
either direction between Portland - and
Astoria. For all information telephone
C. A. Stewart, agent, 848 Alder street.
Phon Main 800.
Womaa'a Pars SnOAohad. , -
Mrs. Andrew Warren of 147 Lowns
dal street reported to th polio yes
terday that while standing on th cor
ner of Fourth and Waahlngton street
arly last evening her puree, containing
14. 15, wss anatched from her hand by
a alouchlly dressed man.
Milwaukls Country Club.'
Memphla and Louisville races. Tak
Sallwood and Oregon City car at Flrat
AAA Adw. . - .-.4i
IMK IS ORDERED
-DOIIE OVER -
Foundation of Sunnyslde School
" Addition Is Found ,
; Faulty. .
CONTRACTOR OBLIGED
'. - , TO BUILD IT AGAIN
Wittgnberf Declares Work Must Be
Done According to Contract Even
If Completion "of Building Is De
layedContractor Bennett Explain
j Bast Sid SepartmaBt,
The foundation of th addition to the
Snnnystdw school Ti as" been ordered"torti
down by Director Wittenberg., chairman
of th building committee of the city
school board.T.-J. Jonea, srohltect of
the building, in making an inspection of
the-work' on -th foundation.; discovered
that th mortar used In tha brick con
struction was practically' worthless.- He
called- in Mr.- Wittenberg, who. as chair
man., of th building commute, has su
pervision , of all construction work on
school buildings, and a thorough exam
ination was mad of th work with the
result that .the contractor, J. E. Bennett,
was ordered to tear out all work don
on th foundation. Mr. Wittenberg. In
discussing th matter last night, said: ,
. "Yes, I made ah Inspection together
with Mr. Jones, our architect, of th
work den on th addition to th Sunny
side school and found it s unsatisfac
tory that w ordered It torn out.
"All th work that ha been dona on
this addition has been crude and slov-
lenlr. W have had constant trouble.
with th contractor In our effort to get
him to live up to the terms of his con
tract. : Sine this trouble has arisen 1
am afraid that th building will not be
finished within th specified time. This,
of course, will cause a delay which I
am afraid will Interfere w 1th J school
work mt the bos-lgnlng of the next ach ool
juai
bond for th proper completion of thl
building and w shall certainly require
him to livt upTORrtwraig-f hi con
tract" -
-Jt-E gsinielt, the euuttaetorr'Wheg
seen last, night, mads the following
statement:
' "I sublet th foundatton-of-tbl build
ing to a man named Bklnner. He em
plowed a foreman on- tha Job who did a
part of the work in an unsatisfactory
manner. As soon ss I found this out.
I ordered th defective work torn down.
This delay will not bs serious enough
to Interfere with completing th annex
on time. I am sorry this trouble cam
up. I have had no-troubl befor this
with th -chrul board, about thla Job. I
have th contract for three schoolhouse
to hunt in PorUaaa and. 1 am going
to finish them all qn tlmeT
. Tha contract pric for thla Sunnysid
addition waa 118,000. It is to be a six-
room nnex."The achool board expected
at th tlmeh contract-wa"let-tnat1
th building would be finished in time
for th opening of. th fall term of
school. The Sunnysid school has here
tofore been known as an. overflow build
lng, mor pupil applying for admission
than could b accommodated.
The following eases were filed during
th past wsek In th eastr side- Just tee
court:
Th Smith-Premier Typewriter com
pany vs. W. S. Armstrong, for th re
covery of 1100 du on typewritera.-
The Eilers Piano House vs. D. E.
Payne; the complaint alleges that th
Eilers Piano company sold to oeienaani
one suit of clothes vaiued at 814.84,
on set harneaa. 816, and tuned A piano
for which 88. SO was charged.
Altha N. Emmons and H. H. Emmons,
her husband, filed a complaint against
OOrossTTorTth:
inaraji!3'l.1lja-" tb vaius of
sioo, aiso tor aamages to xnm aiuuuni
of 850 for the wrongful detention of
XllHe.1 :
John Moore has filed suit against
Charles Kreger. Th complaint sets
forth that Kreger employed Moor to
work tor him for 815 per month, hi
board, lodging and tobacco, that he
worked 18 months, that there i an an-
paid -balance du of 881 which h baa
been unable to collect. '
In the case of Taylor y. Councilman
Sharkey demurrer to th complaint has
been filed by defendant a. attorney,
Th Horn Telephone company's hand
some building at Eaet Eleventh and Eaat
Morrlgonstrtet Is almost completi
fTh telephone company expects to oc
cupy th building not later than J in y x,
aat aide Hleti achool build-
rngtr -irrrapldly nearlng oompletlon.
Th wall of th "second story-ar
up; there remains on story and
the attic to be finished. Tn fore
man says that - with no bad luck
clmerican -
Restaurant
oom txxxo ajts oovox stsv
OPXK BAT A8TD ITIOKT.
nsday sinner from 11 a. sa. o S p. m.
Ghloken Soup with Kioe, fre with
..BBMJa. .
Btlloed Oaonaabar lOo, Tomssnss. . .1Q
Xattao 10, Tonaa Onloma 5
Chloawa aaiaa acayoaaais zuf
Plokled Molland Xsrrlng ,..&)
gteemed x,in ihi oiaaas, -
Siawi auaer
.20
.IS)
1B
20
15a
Boiled Salmon, Cream Saao
Baked XaUba
auaog Clam 15a, Fried Shad. . .
Oiaam Bouillon with Toast
Boiled Ox Tongue, Spanish Sauo
Banana Fritters, Brandy Saao.
las vrwn nwi, mwmw. ......
Broaded Tsal CmOata. Tomato -
at
ano '..ZOO
Ohlokn Pot Ft with Dumplings. . . 25
Fork Spars Bibs with Spinach. 7720 i
(trmaa Vot Boast with sToodU4nTT151
Baked Fork and Beans , . ......... 1 5
Codfish Balks, Cream Sane ISO
Corn Beef Kaah, roaohad Xrs.....lS4t
riokled lambs' Tonga. Votato
lad ........znc
Baked Lank rto, atom Styl ISO
sTpasra! and Che 10
Calve tvn Breads, TUleroi
ano 400
Shad BO MlCTTrn,. , .200
Boast Sprlna; XAmb, Stint Same
and rrn Fea ZOO
Boa SVbT of Fork with Breeding.. ISO
Boa-rt X.g mt Teal with Dressing. ..160
8toaat Beef with Fan wravy
Avparagna on Toast lOO
trawberriea and ream, Mada.tn
Orearoa ......lOO
trswvarry-Short Cak...........lO0
SUaahaiiy to Or asm i ..,lO0
Strawberry Ft .80
Apple, tasM, Custard. Ooooanat, Fnsnp.
kin, Aprioot ana osttfrr rsi 0
Coffee, Bread and Butt and Fotatoe
with au rers.
1h,
Bailk
ers md JuumDermcns
CAPITAL $250,000
.WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS . .
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Corner Second and Stark Sta.
1 , ',1 Portland!,
MonrJay,
Transact a Gsnaral Banking Business
Wita a Savings Department im . Connection,
omont. . - .' -
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D. C. Feltim.. ,.Prnrat
rred. B. Betkebill.....rirrt Vliv-Prwtdnt
- Joan A. Keating.. ...Sees4 tce-Pml(lBt
K. C. sfers..-..........-u.....Cahler
-11. D. gtory............aalUnt Ciqlef
AUCTION SALE
Magnificent Chinese and Japanese
Wares, Curios and Matting
A Chance to Buy Them at. Your Own Figures. .
Account of retiring from retail, business, v A large stock to
be sold. - - - - " -
JiEADQUARTERS FOR
Shirtwaists $179
TO ADVERTISE
Our Stamped Shirtwaist Patterns w
will sell for ONE WEEK ONLY any
of our beautiful designs In Shadow
French or Eyelet Embroidery
stamped on fine Handkereihef Linen.
Regular value 88.60 and 88,00. Thl
aal fl.T
MaU orders filled. .
"f Ncedlecraft Shop
..... ass Waahlngton St.
th building will be ready" tof occupancy
early In September. Th inability to get
brick and stonemasons has Interfered to
soma extent with th progrees of th
building. .
It has become a known fact . that
Oeorg Quinlan, who retired some dsys
ago from th police fore, will be ap
pointed -elork aat eld lustlc
court with th incoming or tne new aa
ministration In June. '
3. K. Craib. th clerk orihemaaraTd
Justlc court, will retire from that office
arly In June and devote himself to th
ractic or lw. Mr. craio ns nein nis
position as cIerarror'thpaat fuur years.
Th application of th Pacific State
Telephone company 'for a franchise In
Wt.Joha struck another ansg-at-th
last -meeting of tht council tn that olty.
Tha ordinance wa unsatlafaetory to a
majority of ths council In that It did not
properly safeguard the Interests of the
people and waa referred back to th com
mute with Instructions to amend and
report at th next meeting of th eouncll.
SUFFRAGISTS WIN FRIENDS
AND GASH DONATIONS
- aawafcaaamasnwassaaas-saBansai
Women Busy at Headquarters
Folding and Mailing Cam
paign Literature.
Th auffragista . bav som warm
frlenda and gifts of money ar con
stantly coming In. .At yesterday's meet
ing Mra. R. R. Hog and Mra. Buck-
man were mad life members of th as
sociation 1 In grateful recognition of i
gift of 880 from each of them. Dr.
Henry Waldo Co, too. wa th donor of
880, through hi wire, tn state preal
i-dat.
Esther, rohl waa. tendered n, yot
of thank for her successful manage
ment of a float In th "Mad In Oregon"
parade. Resolution from th ..state
convention of tha Patrons of Husbandry
at - Albany laat week-wer read . and a
vot of thanks given.
Th session was n short on because
th work I so heavy at th headquar
ters that all present felt their help wa
needed mora there. Almost all went
over to th rooms In th 8 teams build
ing and helped In th folding and mail
ing of campaign mattar. - Between II
OBOWTJIO AOBBS A8TS FAZBS. ;
Mr. Joel Sumner. - Bremond. Te..
write.-April It, ItOSt "I bav used
Ballard' Snow Unlment In my family
for three year. I would not be with
out It In the houn I have used it on
mv little clrl for growing sain and
achea In her kneea It cured ber right
way.- Jl bv iIm used it for frost bit
ten fMt, with good success.- It Is the
beet Hr "t I r 880, 80a and
L0. Ij . erj. Clatra 4 C. 1
Bant
Orcfoa '
May 28
' SISKOTOBS. ,
Sr. K. a. t. aUekMitia,
LIot 8. Wealwwtk.
. George O. Blnsbas ,
. , , b. O. Pcltun.
Frtd H. anrkchlld.
r . J oka A. KMtlBg. '
v . M. C. Mnr. "
p. D..Btory.
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WHOLESALE FIREWORKS.'
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Daily, 2;30 and 7:30 p. at . '
8B1. 888, 8M Third SC. ear. Jettweea. -
Big Storo of Uttlo prices r;
roixownro teices wnx sats tou a
0 STZXT DdlXAB. OITAUTT STAaAVTZX
scHTtLnro's szax bakxbs fowoxb -
U still, per lb .tie,
sar oaAJTuTATED svoAa, rza SA0Z.aiTa '
81 LBS SMt OEAJnTLATIO 8UOAX. 1.0
8 ptgs Mtgselia eieaaed tarrants .........IS
!pkf sew t-mwa seided ralalns ........tAo
lb sew S-erows loose Mnecatels ........S3
lb eaa Royal baking powder 4Ue
Crosse A Biacswell's alive on, t settle..
l ib pks Arm a Hiantr eoda .......... ....
1-gal eaa fany table irrnp. .............. .40
H-l ees fasey table amp.. ............. to
S lba French prsnea in
hreddod Whaat blacalt. per pkg ..........10
0 lb Louisiana rle v.,.83
fiDcf Earlf June Pea, par 4oa.... ....... .SO
IS bare Rnjal Bavon aoap .................
T can beat U ar4tos Is dl. ............ ..Jao
0e w.iatara 1-lb eaaa. ol14, per 4o. ...... .M
H-O eata. S-lb pk(. per pkg....,...,.......ina
Beat picnic bama, per lb. ......... ..........Ha
Bmt mttas kam (bonalias) per W. ........ lie
Shrvddrd eocoasat, par lb ..................Us '
iiai 1-Hunt sov-"ac
Scotcb eats. Bar aas
roaium ccr.ai, per psg
TtXX't Ttt pth-WJajj-pr
tieac enrt-wfieac near,
H box anna crackwe (abovt 10 lba) .......toe
Kncllab Brcakfaat tea. per lb .............1ft
Fancy Oonpewdcr tea (rvsmlar 8Se) ........lSe
Bmkra Java Onff. par lb .............10 .
TTnda Blaenlt. ser Dka. ........... &m
Tiger cream (10 sis).
last Side tHv4a sAMSday aad
: TKOn kLaXK
Specialist
- Prematniwtlrayhe.wnirlng"
HaTr T)andrurrilemvyrnritr
Diseased Scalpa treated. Fao
Work. Prematdr Wrinkles, Black .
-, Head a, Acna, Brown Spots, Mole
and Warts removed without acid
or knife. - All instruments sterile
" id Beat city referencoa.
Boom SS, Basse! Bldg, 1SSV6 4h
-" St, Cot. Morrison.
. Offlo Fhom Faetn gag.
sctuimu
BLAIR Ca
- MAIBLB 0
- oaawm -
woaa. ,
Artaitle saaaa- ;
mvnta, naaao
Iam. OBMtery '
. a bulldln wortl
anansfcturd
from tb bMt t
marble ana f ranM,
OHTaapnaaaoc a ad
caa
ptly
attaai
to..
Ua C4 tudlsoa..
iuttt Iridt .
PORT- -LAND
ORE
OOM and 50 woman are kept constantly at
work all day, th greater numoer volun
teering thlr services. Two extra room
have been taken for workrooms in ad
dition to ths thra regularly used snd
busy women sit at long table thar p 1
speak confidently of their assured V! -
lory next week.
Oart eata'a" "X". ... '"" '
Carl Denton has srrar-'l ths- '
selections to be lnc)ii'i-4 in f
progrsm St Trinity crairr:
At II a. m. a r m
nr: "Fllvl 1 arcn f
At 8 p. m. "Lievatl' 1 :
!9le)j "Verst la T ,
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