C:i DAILY JCUIAL, rOHTLAKD. VSDHZCDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, i::3.
. EUHUER RESORTS.
fmul HlMritaM mm Bad
. IhimI ea mi at g.aiHa. eag
wm aad arwnrt. A riila ear.
' m delivery will ke alntalaed, Or
direct (rua ear ml M relate
Sad hs will eMead pmpUy to f
L0& BXAOB-&eIs ftMir-tlrtl -
kaedf Mil St IlWSOT, Wk. TI-
llnr to all setota n the beak. ,
SXaJ AkB (l.wJLH.U.r BAAX "
w. a. Wkitmea, eseati mmmdm
at Lewto 0e.' drug etera, leastee.
Or. Delivery to Kit relets ea Se
il every vcur;G
nAriy-fFVFnv
lk I I I Liill I 1 .All I
YtiinS ;c:,iA!i.
MXWrOB
, Bleelblaa. wws anal OmUU
- Kaetaa.--fai.eaa4, iiali H4
. euartora at Bewpert. Or. Delivery to
41 WQin9 ea IM MH
ABD TAQtmTA-Sum
UUtS
HOT LAIC Hot L
-. mat. k Lake. Or.
OAASOV, WAS.I MlMral Bsrhtga s
tl CO., SfentS.
OAOAvi WAA& fheatss MatteM,
cofiiag iriAL iTBnrot, vaik,
. 0. X. Belehes, wut, OeUiaS. Wuk.
.. f . ioirioHT'1 aitos nrares. . .,
Irrte....... "As Iriek Widow"
Star "A OrMl TemDtetloa"
Paatages ............ , . , VeudevlUe
Grand VaedeT.Ue
Do you want a mIcsquui? A thrt
lint advertisement under "Help Want
1 ed,Malc,w will get you that talesman.
: Andrew J. Murphy, a driver for the
, Albina stablsa, waa seriously injured
yesterday afternoon aa the remit of a
eollleon bstwssn the truck he waa driv
ing and a Northern Paelfio awltch en
line. - The vehicle waa heavily loaded
with tin at the time and the nolee
made by the rattling of the load made
It Impoaeible for Murphy to hear the
approach of the engine.. The accident
ooourred In the terminal yards in North
Portland. . ' Murphy waa knocked from
me . seat , oy tne roroe or roe impact
mnA Ana. .Via. ,hula flf th. trunk
paaaed over one of hie band. The dray
waa wreoked and both of the horaea In
jured. The Injured team a tar wae re
moved to hia home and will recover.
d. r. Moral waa arreatea oy veiooim
Circle on Third atreet thla morning and
locked up in the elty prleoa penaing a
uvminiiwuvn v. - ...a mm Maw. - "
. reported to the police laat nlaht that
the man waa acting aa If demented by
aalutlna a number of women-on waen
Ington atreet. Thie morning he visited
th office of , the Weatera Union Tele
rraph oompany and demanded that he
be put In Inatant communication win
the menace r in New zone, xna em
ployea of the of floe ejected him from
the premleea and notizied the ponce.
When taken to the atatlon Mordt talked
Incoherently and Dr. Wheeler, who waa
preaent. cave it aa hia opinion tnat
the man waa demented from over in-
dulgence la liquor. - :
'. Aa the reeult of a defective flue in
the rear of a lodatna-houee,' at .Second
and Burnelde etreeta. a fire, which
threatened to deatroy the building,
broke out at C o'clock laat. flight. Pa.
trolmaa Wanleea dlacovered the flamea
and Immediately turned In an alarm
from box 15. Upon the arrival of the
aoDaratua the rear walla or the atruo'
ture. which had been recently coated
with tar. were burning fiercely. 8ev
oral well-directed atreama aoon est!
gulahed the flamea and the damage will
not hmm B5uo. t rana &iernan
the owner of the building and A. EL
Jamaa - Ttamlnrton. allaa TTocknar
Kid." who gained eonalderable . un
enviable notoriety aeveral montha ago
for aa aaaault committed, on w. u,
Rainier. . waa - aoundly thraahed laat
night la the Faahlon aaloon on Fourth
' atreet - From the atory told by Reming
ton he was beaten by one of the em-
sloven of the aaloon and after leaving
the resort waa attacked by two rougna.
His Injuries were dressed at the city
prison by Dr. Wheeler and the police are
looking lor hia assailants.
Mrs. Ban Whlttaker, realdtng at 111
. Willamette boulevards resorted to the
Klloe yesterday afternoon that - two
ya atole her puree containing IB while
ehe waa In the City park. The reticule
waa lrln on the grass near where Mm.
Whlttaker waa reclining and. before aha
could prevent It two lade, whom ahe
deaoribes as being ! and It years old
respectively, grabbed the purse. - The
youthful thieves then ran out of the
para ana aown me jerrerson -strr
road. The polloe are making a eearch
for the oulprlte. .
Four civil eervlee examinations 'will
be held In Portland September zs. one
. will be for an artlsf itr-'nhe hygirato
laboratory, publle health and marine
hoepltaf eervloe. -The position paye
ll,00 a year. Two of the examinations
will be for a pack master and wagon
master In the quartermaater'e depart
ment . at large. The remaining exami
nation 1 for an engineer. This sxam
; I nation waa scheduled for September i,
but' waa postponed in order to 'fill a
list of eligible candidates.
. r ... i v
' Pardon was received at the county
fkll thla moraine1 from flovarnnr Cham
berlain for Gustaf Brickson, who waa
erring a sentence of one year for lar
ceny. Hia term would have ' expired
October II. The governor granted the
pardon on the petition of men who had
known Rrlckeon for a long time and
vouched for hie previoua good character,
and because of 111 health, which waa
W. W. Merrlam haa been appointed
receiver of the Argyle lodging-house, at
111 West Park street, on the suit of
Ida M. Allen. Mra. Allen alleges that
her partner, Margaret Bunnell, refuaed
her aoceee to the books, or to. give her a
etatement or me ousinsss. ena aays
aha baa received nothing from the part
nership except the board of herself and
daughter for January and February,
We'aim to give
you the tery best
Printing Service
that can be had
QUALITY HIGHEST
& PBICES LOWEST
V. yf . Baltes &
Co., Printers
WEST et OAK STREETS
Two Direct Uaaa, Botk Mala lit
S HOULD lay aalde a pof
. tloa of their lnoome.
And the time . to begtnT ,
Right now. The easiest and
surest wayT To open an -aocount
with thla bank,
starting In with a small de
posit; and to add' to thla
regularly each week or each
month. Many have tried
thleJ?plaat-many have suc
ceeded. This bank receive
deposits as low as a dollar.
' and la alwaya glad,, to help
those who are trying to
help themselves, and pay . '
.4
Per
Cent
INTEREST
OREGON TRUST &
SAVINGS BANK
' PORTLAND, OREGON
W. H. MOORB, President -W.
COOPER MORRIS, Caabiar
SAFE-DEPOSIT BOXES
BEST CITY
Commercial Traveler Declares
'Other Coast Towns" Are Dead
i - ....
Compared With It. " ,
SEATTLE'S BUSINESS :
EXAGGERATED, HE SAYS
llel. Mra. Allen alleges that' ahe and
Mra. Bunnell bought the Argyle la
November 1101, for 11,500, of which
Mra Allen esya ahe paid titO and Mra.
Bunnell 1710. . ,
Suit for 11,101 damagea from the
quarts Gold Mining company and A. K.
van Em on. secretary of the eomoany.
has been filed In the circuit court by
W. Combe. Combs charges that D. H.
Latham sold to him II shares of stock
of the company, and Indorsed It to him,
and that secretary Van Em on refused' to
transfer the stock on the books of ths
corporation. The II aharea are said to
DO WOltB I,00. . ,: ,,M;,.;.,.,
Deputy Sheriff W. B. Holllngswerth
haa returned from a two weeks' outing
at Marion lake, east of Albany, in the
Cascade mountalna. Deputy Holllnga
worth aaya he found better trout flatt
ing In Marlon lake .than ha haa ever
found anywhere, and he aaya be haa
been fishing sver since he waa a boy.
He waa acoompanled by his family. Ha
resumed ma dutiea In the enerlfra of
floe thla morning. . f , , . -
Arthur Brown, 'a 1-year-old boy. re
siding at tie Hooker atreet while play
lag with aeveral other lads near the
gulch at First and Arthur atreeta at T
-o'clock laat night fell Into . a alough
and broke One of hia lege above the
knee. Patrolman Hoealy, hearing the
cnud'a cries, hastened to the scene and
carried the lad to hia home, where the
broken bone was aet Jbr a physician.
The Northern ' Faclfle Railway com
pany will have special round trip ex-
oursion tickets from Portland to points
east on eels September I, 1 and 10. Call
at the ticket office, 161 Morrison atreet,
corner Third, Portland. Oregon, for full
particulars, or addreaa A. D. Charlton.
aaslstant general paaeenger agent, above
address, and detailed Information will
be given you.
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks, or washing porches
or windows, must be paid for In advance
and uaed only between the boura of a
and I a. nu and I and I p. m. It must
not be ased for sprinkling atreeta . Jf
used contrary to theee rules, or waste-
fully, it will be shut iff.
Artlclea of incorporation of the Ore
gon Loafing Timber oompany have
been filed in the otrioe or the county
clerk by George H. Hill, T. T. Burk
hart and 'John B. Altchleon. They will
deal In timber land, operate logging
campa and lumber mills. Capital stock
11,009,000. , . ,
September I, I and 19,'apeclal round
trip excursion tickets will be eold by
the Northern Paolflo railway to points
east. Partlculara can be had at ticket
office. ISt Morrison street; corner Third,
or by letetr to A. D. Charlton,. A. O,
P. A., Portland, Oregon..
H. W. Prettymore. W. O. kerne and
TT. Michel appraisers of the estate of
Henry Holt grieve, filed a report In the
county court this morning stating that
the eatata baa property valued at $11,-
Articles of Incorporation of the Ore
gon Brass Works have been filed In the
office of the county clerk by Arthur P.
Piier. William F. Prler and Oeorga U
Heeter. Capital stock $10,000.
Artlstlo tailoring, perfect fit and rea
sonable prices; new fell goods now In.
Armstrong the Tailor, Raleigh building,
Washington and Sixth sts. Paclfie 1181.
Tour Eves Examined Free -We are
still selling eyeglasses at 11.00. A per
fect fit guaranteed. Metsger'. Co-
jewelera and opticians. 111 Sixth street
Launches to the Osks every few min
utes every- evening from Favorite Boat
ing' company's, south side bridge, foot
Morrison street ' -
Special Excursion East. Full partic
ulars at Northern Paclfla ticket office.
III Monieon atreet, corner Third, Port
land, Oregon.
Acme OH Co. sella the beet ssfety coal
Oil and fine gasolines.. Phone Eaat Til,
lunch 11:10 to I; bustnees men's lunch,
Dr. W. C. Shearer has returned. ;.ll
Dekum building... . ..... .1 ,..
Rental Slgna, Ansley Printing Co.
' Msry -Davis Maginnls. teaoher of con
ventional and naturalistic china. Stndlo
ta East Ninth street North. Water color
aeada iReclalty, - -
Lot Anf elea Iifcleaa and Sao Fran
cisco Shot to Piecea, Whilg Port
land's Bnaincaa . and Population
Shows Steady Growth. ' .
Business conditions' In Portland at the
preaent time are eatd to be better than
In any place between Vancouver, Brltix
Columbia, and G-alveeton. Texas. A trav
eling man who haa California and Oregon
territory for. one of the large furniture
manufacturing - concerns of the Paclflo
coast said:
i mammww ,iwi , a. jam., V . .H. uv A a .
n my present trip, and hava closely ob- i
served the situation at every point.' And
I hava returned to Portland to find the
best city on the coast. Seattle, from a
bustnees' standpoint la exaggerated. San
Francisco la shot to . pieces. 1m An
galea and Other southern ' California
towns have a lifeless appearance. There
la a slump In business In that quartsr tor
the reason that ths tourists have this
year cut out the California trip on ac
count of the devastation worked by the
earthquake." .
He ' said -Portland . seems to have felt
good . effects from a combination of
every circumstance that has a bearing
on business. Ths city Is getting many
more transportation facilities, numerous
Industries In the manufacturing .line,
new territory Is beins ooened by lrri ra
tion and railroads, the Columbia river
la being opened at Its mouth and at Ce
lllo falls, prices of timber and lumber,
Oregon's greateet product, are going up,
and prloea of hops, wheat wool and oth
er Oregon staplee are good. . Every ave
nue of Immigration' Is alive with travel
toward Oregon. Portland la believe 1 to
be growing at a permanent' ateady In
crease of about 2S.0OO population annu
ally." i- -
Traveller Kea nmlse City. '
Traveling men say trade In Portland
products throughout Paclflo coast terri
tory has never In Its history been so
enormous aa at the present time. Mills
are overwhelmed with orders, and un
a blotto meet the demanda. The Cali
fornia trade especially - la drawing
heavily on Portland manufacturing In
dustries. Some of the furniture facto
ries have been obliged .to cancel orders
because they could not be filled within
a reasonable' time. No city ln the
United Btatee today offere so attractive
a field for the locating of new manufac
turing and jobbing concerns aa Portland.
Only one reason exleta for the failure
thus f ar tp pueh Portland into the Alas
ka trade, and that reason ta the Immenee
growth of the city's domestic trade.
One leading wholesaler, asksd why bs did
not put forth an effort to atart Alaska
shlpe, expressed the situation In this
reply - . ,
"When a man. Is working II hours a
day and you ask him to work 10 hs
balka. It la - necessary to, ths human
machinery to have a little rest."
Nevertheless a systematlo effort la now
thtder way to give Portland direct Alaska
shipping facilities, and doubtless It will
succeed. .
SAYS THE DIRECTORS IVERE
HOI CAREFUL ENOUGH
Visitor Says Failure of Real
Estate Trust Company Is t
Due to That Cause.
Myers Ssldenbach. one of the directors
of the Philadelphia Rapid Tranalt com
pany, la at the Portland hotel and la
familiar with the men connected with
the Real Eatata Truet oompany, which
went under yeaterday beoauee of the
mtamaaagement of Ita preeldent Prank
K.- Hippie. Mrr,- Seldenbaeh- attrlbutea
the cauae of the failure to the careless
ness of the directors of ths trust com
pany, stating that they allowed nipple
to run things to suit himself.
'Hippie waa In complete control of
the company s affalra and allowed Adolf
Segal to Impose upon him to an extent
that could only reeult In disaster," he
aal& - "Segal la daring beyond all rea
son. Hs purchased an apartment house
at the corner of Gtrard snd Broad ave
nuea from William L. Elklna of the
Weldner-Elklna syndicate and Just be
fore leaving Philadelphia on my western
trip I read In one of the newspapers
that he had . placed a mortgage for
12.000,000 on the place. X would not
give 11,000,000 for It
"If this property was given aa se
curity for loana from tha defunct truet
oompany, then there can be no wonder
at the failure. If the Segal security was
a sample ot the kind the company haa
been taking on loana there will be a
great deal of money lost ' ;
"The directorate or tne trust company
la composed of some of tha beet-known
capitalists In the east , They are
capable business men and honest but
allowed Hippie to run thlnge. They are
men who can best be described aa hav
ing too many Irona In tha fire. ' -
"The par value of the company a stock
Is 110. but it waa sailing last July
at 1110 a share, "his apparent pros
perity was" probably' the argument that
convinced the dlrectore that everything
wae all right They allowed themselves
to be deceived aa to the true conditions
of the benk and Instead of devoting
their entire attention to the trust com
pany's sffalra looked after their other
Interests." . ' 4"', . ,; ;
TWO ENLARGEMENTS FOR r
SALEM MUTUAL CANNERY
Salem. Aug. II. -When the season for
canning peare began a week ago, busi
ness at the Salem Mutual cannery aa-
Sumed auch Immenee proportions that
It was at onoe necessary to enlarge the
plant A few days ago workmen were
hurriedly got together and e-ahed for
storing fruit 40 by 10 feet waa erected.
Thie proved Inadequate and ! men are
working today on another shed 19 by 71
feet In else. In ths meantime pears era
pscked all over the place and the man
agement la working aa many people as
can find room . to move about In the
cannery. t
peara are coming In rapidly, the
warm weather ceualng them to ripen
very feet, and after as many are
can ne'd here aa the capacity of the plant
will-admit the remainder-era ahlpped !
lo yi Portland factory , .....
CtESlT rUTXllASHS flAPi TCMOSROW CO CN ZZVTZHZZX ACCOUNT
Trcz!a cad Tray:.:? The Largstt and Pest Selected Stock Jon ths Cosst
Tfie; Mener (G HTcannIi Store
HMs-; Is ; Last WeeEi
f- ms
Great "August Uiieii Sale"
' 4
Antlclftste yonr Linen needsfr rasnymoaths to come Only tit days mors of the
great August Sale Every DOasevvtfer tiotet-and
boareJing house-keeper should arofit bythe grand
special valqes we are offering in all lines of Table
and Bed Linens - Mail orders wi 1 he promptly filled
Fringed Bedspreads in red, navy, blue snd
pink; best $2.00 values on (l je
. sale at this low price , . . . .'. . . . V eUeV -
Cotton Russian. Crash Towel- !.r A.ir
r , ing at this low price, yard.....-.'.
Marseilles Bedspreads; fringed ; cut corners )j
, $3.00 values on sale at this CO OA
low price... .... .v. v. . . . .vy0
bargains in Sheets and Pillow Cases All
our fine1 sets of Table Linens on sale at
greatly reduced prices. Bargains in Doilies,
Tray Cloths, etc.':..1 v, ;","r " '' -All
our 75c Table Linen at, yard, . . .7.661
Over 100 patterns to select from. ; "
50 styles oi $1.00 Table Linens at Ol
v. this low once, vara ". wrw
.- r w j - - - - - - - - - -
15c bleached hemmed Hack Towels, each . . ;v. 10
18c bleached hemmed Huck Towels, each. ....... 13
,20c bleached hemmed Huck Towels, each. . ...... 14
30c bleached hemmed Huck'Towels, each ,'. . . , . .21e
60c bleached hemstitched Huck Towels, each. , . . .48
? 20c bleached Bath Towels, each. v. . ;', , .'. . , ..K..3f
,35c bleached Bath Towels, each. .......... .7.. ..24
1 20c bleached Bath Towels, each, . . . . . .. . . . ,14
15c unbleached Bath Towels, each....... 7V.... 10
;l2yic bleached linen Toweling, yard . .. ,10
20c bleached linen Toweling, yard . . . . ... . ." . 1: . . i 16
75c hemstitched bleached Bath Towels, each. .58)
' $1.00 hemstitched bleached Bath Towels, each. ,V.78f
'' Hemmed Marseilles pattern Bedspreads ; best 'OfSe
$1.00 values on sale at, eacht , . : .v. . w w
" $1.50 Marseilles pattern Bedspreads. . t. . ..$121
50 styles of $1.35 Table Linens , C 1 1 O
at this" low price, yard. . . . . . . V
50 styles of, $1.50 Table Linens' ' t 1 A.
- at this low priceyard. . . . . V
Entire stock of $1.25 bleached Table Nap
kins on sale at this low' orice. AO J
al 1
; uutcii
Entire stock of $2.66 bleached Table ."Nap
. : kins on sale at this low - LA
. price, per dozen . .. .." . . .. , ... .V
Entire stock of $2.50 bleached Table Nap
kins on; sale at. this low ; 1 A
price, per dozen . . . . V. ". I . , . . . Vwe 1 0
'' AH our finest Irish, Scotch, Austrian and
German Table Linens at special low price?.
Pv4en!s.$!&
.GOto
$30.00 Suits
at One-Half OnrRegdar Prices
mm;:
Men's high-grade three-piece Suits at extraordp
nary low prices All this season's newest styles
and materials Hart Schaffher Marx. L.
Adler Bros. Co., Stein-Bloch Co.. are all rep
resentedLight and dark fancy worsteds, fancy
cheviots and fancy Tweeds All finely hand
tailored garments, cut in the latest fashions
Wonderful values at these low prices;
M MAa' C 1 R OO Cvia n St O Rfl
If AVlt 9- V e W ' UUIW aa y aww
Mcns-g20aOO Smte.QtvT0700n
Mcnys $23.50 Suits at $ 1 1 .25
Men's $25.00 Suits at $12.50
Men's $27.50 Suits at $13,75
Men's $30.00 Suits at $15.00
POSTLIISTRESS IS
- ' i- - -
T
ROUBLE
Miss Uzzle .' Caughell of Gold
Beach ; About to Be Put
Under Arrest. . ..
ACCUSED OF OPENINQ V
REGISTERED LETTERS
- ' l
Grots Mismanagement of Office Af
fairs and Even Forgery . Charged
Against Pretty Young Woman Who
Ran Things HerOwn Way.
inut hv TTntted Statea'. of fleers will
i..Mh.hl. .ntilmlnil. thA MTIMtr Of fl
Llssls Ceuahell of Gold Beach, te
prettv ' poetmlatresa, telephone operator,
eeneor and aeneral factotum of the little
.-wn. irnllnwinr an InvMtlratlos
by Postoffice Inspectors Blches and
Camp, a warrant tor tne arreai oi tn
pretty youna poatmlstreee waa sworn to
yeaterday by Riches. .
uiu (-'iiar hall not anlv held no letters
from delivery. but opened them. Regis
tered letters snd official correepotideiioa
from the postoffice department stood un
opened snd undelivered for months la
ths little backwoods poetofflce. Telev
phone calls were alven the busy s1nal
anless Miss CauchsII pleased ta call the
eoiiRht-for parties. -
That Miss Cauahell did not open let
ters for monetary gain was evidenced
by the finding of registered -letters con
taining bank notes.. One of ' these con'
i.inul . wn aiA treaaiirv noted., and whan
atound It waa Ivlna on the floor behind
i f-.'.-7
a counter. This letter wss sent months
ago by Mrs. Martha MeVey of Gold
Beach to Mrs. Mary McVey, Sen Fran
cisco. No return receipt wss ssnt to
Mrs. Martha MoVsy at Gold Beach, and
Inquiries failed to give satisfaction to ths
sender. Finally when pressed too hard
Miss Caughell signed the name of 3. P.
Hart, In whoee care the letter was sent,
on a return receipt card, thus giving
aa opportunity for a charge of forgery
to be pressed agslpst her.
.' Othera MmA Trouble. -'
Another person who had untold trou
ble with hie mall was. 1. N. True, aa
attorney of Ckjld Beach. Mail eent by
Mr. True never reached the person to
whom It waa addressed, and letters to
Mr. True were held up In the Gold Beech
office. They bad been opened probably
to satisfy the curiosity of the poetmlsr,
tress. . When confronted with this evi
dence Mlsa Caughell etated that Mr.
True-bad- given her pormlssloau.0. .open
the . letters. Mr. True stated to ths
noetal tnanectors most smphstlcslly that
he had not. Then Mlas Caughell re-J
marked with an Indifferent air tnet ens
hsd opened them, "shs guessed, because
she wanted to."
' Thousands of dollsrs hsve been ' paid
out by the postmistress In ths way o(
monsy orders without opening the let
ters of advloa accompanying them. The
authorities ari wondering whether any
of the money went astray.
Just what charge to Indict Miss Caugh
ell on Is worrying Assistant United
Statea Atorney Jamea Cole. Miss Caugh.
ell ,1s ths daughter of M. Caughell. for
Ynerly master pf the gaeollne launch
Berwick. '-' '.
"POTTER" SCHEDULE EX
V ." TENDED.
Popular O.'B. M sexeloa Steeaaef
, i ' ta Make AddlUeaal Trips.
Owing to the delightful weather at
North Beach the "Potter schedule has
lieen extended and those who have not
already vlalted North Bech have an
ifwnortunlty to do so. trader the old
aabvdule the last trip Sown wss to
4mvs been made Satwday, September, a
d.l;:j.
Cones Teafla
!. -i . mt - -.
; POIITL
'.' VOe
sXri fixaijc:
eaaea Called at ttTI p. r
erasssa Cauied M p. a.
.Jl,iaalaa-.a ruiL?,-
Asmsnoir, ssa.
ORANDSTANIV 1Ke CHILL -,BOX
SEATS, 26c,
tm t i ,(
THE BAi:
. . . iXAaoa aiAt sau sow orxx
lint ' perftwauaee Seadar aiitiiiee I
.. " Tkeatre gtevk Coaipauy la ,
!liTHE-CR!!3'-
aveslat see.' We, tee. MatUeea lie, f
empire theath:
All Week, atartiasr SnMUy Katlaae, lept. t
- , . I jbor li.r Uatlnee.t
; ' Tle C'b.rtiilns oons Actrp-
MIM BA('R AIl.LSWORTtJ
And a Fowerral feet Is the Mi.H Drsmat'
Novelty of fbe rentnrr.
"uoKTa of raisco." -
Sale ef eeete et box afrit Thunder a. B.
PRK R8 Evenlnsa. IV. 2Ae. , Ue aad Sua
Matinees, 10c, Ue aad 2.V. ..
It? Grand
.. Bad tmjit ':
tieateet Bleyeliat
la the Wert.
Charles Lew.
' Save aad rwete
Martin,
Oeartrtsht A lee. '
. The Twe reeks.
Mr. Haee Baike,
Prlcee Matlneee. 10 te all eeate exce-'t
texee. Krenlas. 10. JO and fro eea.a
Sue. Perforaiaiioee S:n. T:SO, It . m.
THE STAR
AIXZW STOOX CO. ' Weak ef Aaaast 17,
"A GREAT TEMPTATIOr
Daily aatlaeea at t:4. Kveaing set tw mast,
at SMS e m.
Prleea Mettneee. except ftander. Me V
all seats. Erenluss 10. to end W eeat
Reeta eerared foe erealnc perforauaeea b
phooe Mais B4se. - Boxoface epea tnm 1.
a. aa. te p. m.
UrYRIC theatre:
WEEKr BEOINKINO AVOTBT IT.
- teaaatleaal Oeaety-Braauw
"THE IRJSH WIDOW
la fear eeta. ; ,.i i .
Three performaBees dally: -ene eaeh"-'aftr-seen
and tw In the eveaiag. Admlaaloa luet
reeerved eeate tDe.
I ii n . ,-
PAINT A Q BS TO aS
, wzzx or AuotriT ts.
Sreasast ef All Jagtlers aad Faa-Mikits,
Bereade aad Oraea.
The Big Tear. Sadie Kite. '
aaa WUaea. . . David WUllatae A Oa.
WUlle Xtavia. The Bias repfc.
' Perforaianvea dally at 3:30. J.Iki end p.
a. Adnlaeinn Hie end 30e. Boxes Inc.
Ladlee and children tahe any aeat at wees
day sutlaees fox TEN CENTS. . - .
Free
ILIUSTRATED SZT.ZZ
AND VIEWS
Every -evenlnltc'cloclt. Bring the
children. Corner , Morrison and Third.
Change of program weekly. ,
HARRT SHUMAN, General Advertiser.
HOPPICKERS RUSHING
TO SILVERTON FIELDS
(Spertal Dtspatrk to Tha JnsraaL)
8llverton, Or., Aug. tS.-r-Bvsry train
coining . Into thla city Is loaded with
hopplrkera, and ths harvest of hops
will begin In many ysrds. today. At
ths Al Jerman yard south of ths elty
150 pickers were unloaded last evening
and picking will be In progress today.
One or two ysrds In this vicinity com
menced the harvest yesterday, but In
moet cesss the harvest will not be an
until the first of another week.
. The hop crop Is excellent and It la
ssld that some growers have been of.
re red IJ cents for the crop In the field,
but refused. On the strength of the
favorable conditions In the hop market
growers are decidedly Jubilant, and Just
aa Independent . .
WELLMAKTP0STP0NES
' POLAR EXPEDITION
if: .
' .. ' (jMtraal Special Berries.)
Chicago, Aug. . The American flag
te not to be pulled to the peak of the
north pel. thie year, by the Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald polar expedition.
Obetaclee feared and not wholly unfore
seen snd the haste with which wlntsr
came to the Dane's Island party - of
Arctic explorers compelled the final de
rision of Mr. Wsllman to postpons ths
finsl dash to the pole until the summer
of HOT. , , . '.
SOUTHERN TRACK IS -
BLOCKED BY SLIDE
Jesrnal gpeelal BerrVe.)
Dunsmulr, cel.. Aug. . A slide oc
curred at Csntara.4 In Siskiyou county,
yesterdsy morning SM feet long and from
10 to SO feet deep. It will Uke four days
to clear the track.
Rev. A. a Xyarrell of Louisville, Ken
tucky, wll preach at the Alllanfe mis
sion. Sixth snd Msln streets, Wednes
day., Thursday and Friday evening. -
REGATTA.
I2th Annual Regatta
Astoria, Oregon
August 30, 3 1 and Sept 1
TXST rWM BMOATTA ABTD STOP AV
HOTEL MOORE. Seaside
- Trains run ssrly and lets to aecommo
dite visitors. Upend the day at the
Regatta and the nights by the sea.
DONT MISS THE
Astoria Red
atta
EXCURSION RATES
Au. 29, 30, 31 and Sept. Irt
FasTSfrTTELEGRAFil
, Will leave Alder atreet dock T
. a. m.', arrive at Astoria 1:J p. m.
; Leave Aatorla 1:10 p. m.;, arrive
' at Portland p. m. .
ROUND TRIP $2.00
Tickets Limited to, September S.
Meela oerred a la Carta. Tie,
eta aa aalsr a Alder street dock.
' . now MAXsr sas. :
ABSOLUTE
SECUiilL:
Cenulno
ter-c
Uttle Liver Pillr
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