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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALY PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY ; 11, 1007.
BANKS
SAFES.
T KIXID STATES WATiOKAt. SANK OF PORTLAND. OREOON.
I I , Northweet Corner Third and Oak Streets.
w Transacts General Banking Business. DKAFTM ISHUED Available la All CltlM of
th nnlted BUtea and Europe, Honrkonr; nd Manila.. Collection load on Favorable Terms. -
lent ..jo! AIN8WORTII Csshler ,..B. W. BCHMRKR
Vks-I'reeldent.,.,....,,...B. LEA BARNES Assistant Cashier ,.,W. A. BOLT
- . Asslslsnt Cashier. ............ .A. kl. WRIGHT '' ' .
."" ADO' 4 TIXfoH. BANKERS Portland. Oregon.
. ,. ; W. at. LACD. ; O. . lAOH
- t ., v. .i.'"- ;,!. eataoiisnea a bow.
Transact a General Banking Rastneea. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
I. W, LADD.
Savings book!
Portland sapm 00.. aoia agent for Her-
rlng-rJall-Msrvla nm and Manganese Steel
Saf Ca.'a bank nlVti SO second-head fire
proof aa fee and tank afsa, very ebaapi ee
rnem or wm us. sx seventa u
DIEBOID MuniwM Safes j large line carried;
ijori-uata upenea; jarae, Jails, Metal rural
turn honest prices and fooda. Both phonaa.
MECHANICAL PIANO FINGERS
PRODUCE WONDERFUL TONES
J. B. Dsvls.
Third at
Vice-President
....Assistant Caahler
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANX Portland. Oregon. '
t. FRANK WATSON. v ... President R. I,. DURHAM.......
B. W, HOTT ...v.... CaehJer I t.KOBGH W. HOTT, ...
a n. MTT.H!Vn. ..... .Seflnnri Assistant IkihlM ..
Transscfs i Cmnl Rankin1 Rnttneas. - Draft and Letter of Credit Iseoed Available ta
, All Parta ef the World. Collections a Bpocl lty. '
J a t vara n itirrriiTl.t.MUIuJ lftaa. W.f nfrin SVaaMana. flallfon
. I Capital paid em..., M.OOO.000 Snrplne and undivided profits. . .... .110,158,878 ,
" , General Banking and Urchins Business Transacted, Interest oa Tlma Deposits,
'VV'iV"S-' '. SAVINGS DKPABTMBNT--Aeeount may r opened of 10 and upward.
' ttnmUmrLA Vlr.i,.r!hamher of Commerce RntMtnf. - ' '
,t .Manager . T. Hl'lt lVHAKl.t,, ., ....assmsni wanagr
WM. n. MACRRA.U
xalZSX XATIOXAX BANK Portland, Oraftn.
r" CAPITA t AND 8CRPUI8. 1.800.000.00.
W. NEWKIRtl. ...
Oldcat "National Baak oa the Paelfr Ooaat
DEPOSITS, 114,000.000.00.
Prntdent WJ QtryAI.TORn.....V.....Aetatat rariirt
T. bTBVEN.....Bono Aaaiatani vaanmr
TRUST COJIPANIES
! WHOLESALE JOBBERS.
' - m.aT'oonst CO..' '
DISTBIBPTORS OF UNI CIOABS.
i - PORTLAND. ORBtiON.
KTERDINO FARRELLj. prodaoa and con-
ailaaton ajarrDanta. iv rraau n., roruaad.
or. raoaa nam ira. -.
OREOON rURNITTJRB MANUFACTCRINO CO.
. Manaraetiircra ar rnrninir ror Ilia traua.
Portland. Oraf on. - - ... ,.v ,
WADIIAMS CO., arnoiaaala froeara, nana-
farlnrfra and eommuatoa narcbanu. , Foortk
and Oak au. .. .. . . :
FURNrTuRB BaanBfartnrtnf and tpetal ordara,
L. Bnranak'a furnltnra factory, tor Froat at.
ALLEN LEWIS. amnlaaka and prodnca mar-
cbaatav Front and Dana in., Portlaad. Or,
EHcra piano houaa yeaterday after
noon ppened , aertea of recltaJa 'which
ara to lntroduca the WeltavMlgnon play
er to Portland,- with apectal praaa re
cital. Later varloua duba will ba In-
vltod for afternoon concerts, -.u
The Welta-Mlamon itindi In a nlaaa
by Ikaelf among; mil the mechanical
players. . In fact, it seems almost an
outrage to call It a mechanical player,
so perfectly does It record the slightest
shades of difference In the davlna of
the masters, Moat of the leadlns Dl-
anlata, of today have played i for . the
Welte-Mlsraon. Their work Is recorded
In an ordinary looklns box machine by
some wonderul process which has been
so sacredly guarded that none but the
manufacturers know even the principle
of Us work. No patent has been taken
out, and It Is not contemplated, for It
la desired not to five It even the pub
licity of the patent office. ! The player
resembles In ; appearance an ordinary
electric piano, but the rolls of music
have recorded besides the notes the
exact degree of shading and pressure In
playing. v -,. ... , .
An excellent program was given yes
terday showing pugno's. d' Albert's. Bu
sonl's, Oranfeld's, Paderewskt's and Bta
venhagen's playing of several master
pieces. After the program most - of
the auditors remained In interest to ex
amine the player and have the system
explained. ir'yy- .u.;'. i,'.-.,.',,-, t
w:rn CLUB HEARS .
: . GOOD PAPERS READ
. . - vi
Mrs. C. H. Rankin and Mrs.
Emma Marshall Contribute ,
U Interesting Articles. ;
Oldaat
w "it txa nt) Tmtnrr cokpaitt or obeooh The
- RR.SODRCKS OVER S2.000.000. Caneral Itanklnf , Two.pw
a . . wMMt, imwM hnMMlk m aBiw htliana nt SAOO or aaar. Itt
Tnnt Oomnaav la Oraroa,
eaat lntarrat oa eneri e
eooata (ma bnadradil oa dally balances of $000 or tnr. Latterr of credit and eiebaaae
rm alt Barta f I ha wnrM Sarlnca aeennnta. "Tlma ertl float. I to 4 Pr ent: anorr-raii
apadal cartlflrataa. $500 or rar. ta 4 per eent. CaU for Book of "ILLUSTBATIONS."
pmirnaaai XJorvwr mini anu . ' oirrow, rwp. . m.,i .vumw
RRWI. I. Crmr.H PmaMnt I H. L. PITTOCK VVe-PraaMant
P. I.EB PAGET. ......StKretanr I J. O. OOI.TRA ........... Aaalatant Xrtry ,
'mt TfniBITT BATTWaa M TTTT mUTP AITTf Wawlmal SHwat. Pitrtlaad. Orarna. ' ,
a. Tniiurii a natural Orntlni RnalnMn. SAVINOH DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed oa
Tiaoe and Sarlnra AecoonU.- Acta aa Trnataa for Eatatea.. Drafta aad Lattara of Credit
AaallabU oa All Parta of the World.-
C. V.'A1AMS.,.,.V;..."..' .PraaMent I L. A, LEW!....,;,,,,, ..First Tlee-PTeeldert
L. atILLa...........rienad Vlre-rrealdent I R. C JfJoITZ aeareiaiy
WHOLE8ALB arorkery and f laaawara.
Betale Oo Portlaad. Orasoa. .
PraaL
. W; SIMPSON. 901 Waabtnrtaa at. Wbola-
aaa Sea Mr ta era la and bay.
TUB OREGON CHEE8B CO. (INO.V CIIEBHE.
H UTTER. tUKia. ate dairy arodoeta hoacht I
or nnnaiea on eommnaum. iza nrta . au
(HareUand bids.), Portland, Or.
rV1 ".!, ...X i i J
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S
RACES 0.1 THREE TRACKS
GEO. B. RUSH ELL.
AT-THE THEATRES
Tl XTLX OUARAJtTTE ft TSTT8T C0XPAMT 140 Waahlagto 8 treat. ' :;
... . MORTQAfi LOANS aa portlaad Real Batata at Lowest Bates. ' ,
- .,. .... Title Insured. Abstracts Fonilahed.
J. TWftaintf BOSS:. .PraeMent 1 JNO. E. AITTHISOlf. Beeretary
OEOR08 H. HILL Tle-Preident T. T. BURKHART..., Treaaarer
' - ' - , BOXDS AND IJfTESTSIEXTS J
u9alome" Tonight and Srutdaf Night
The attraction at the Eellls tsaatra. Four
teenth and Waablnxioa straats, tonight and
tomorrow night, will be Oscar Wilde's great
drama. . "Ralome." Wilfred Roger will be
een,as "King Herod" and Elisabeth Btnart as
"Bajoroe.' The cleTer aketrh "MJaa ClTlllaa-
At Oakland.
Five' fnrlongs, sellliig iieathereoot
won, Herlves second, Altair third; time.
Mils and a sixteenth Nebonasaar
Tarigan second. Bird of Passage
third: time. 1:47 1-5.-
Flve and a half furlongs my cnoiee
won, Creston Boy second. Speaker Fon
tana third; time. 1:07 1-B.
Futurity course, purse Bemel won.
Ban Alvlso second, Escalante third; Urns
1:10 t-t. X
Mile and a sixteenth, selling Firs?
OkSMB BROTHER Ohaaibar ef OsaiaMrea BatUlng.
i Manlrhial, Railroad and Pnblle Berrlea Oorporatloa Bonda.--
Dowvnra.HOPSXa-8 cox?Airr ZaUhiUhad twi brobirb. ; : ;
BTOCK8, BONDS. GRAIN Bon (bt and Bold for Cash an en Margla. V ; '
PHwite Wire. " ; BOOM 4 CHAMBER OF OOMMEBCB. Ppoaa Mela W.
Orerfcecfc, Starr & Ccoke Co.l bMulSrU.
? ABADf, 1 PROVISIONS. OOTT0M, STOCKS AND B0HDS.
Coatinsoas Warketa ay Prirate Wn-e. Qak-k Berrlee. REFERENCKH Ladd TlUoa, Bankers,
. k . and United Btatae National Bank f Portland. . , a ,,,
,?u.PS!!Sl ?' ?! "U,n Peep won. Aroourt second. Fair Fagot
Hailig theatre aos atflsa.. , s , .- r , thlrd: time. 1:4. ; -
Mile and a sixteenth Maranai nej
lUTSICAL.
TBB WERBEB BTCDIO Maadolla. baats,
guitar tnatractloBs. 46 M, Washlagtoa at.
PIANO. Tlolla. eornet. trmrhona. elartaet. Pro.
' ' feaaor B. A. Smith. SM 12th at Mate 4T0J,
MOXTMEXTS.
NEO KING SUE T, BBS rrat at PorOaad'S
leading marble aad graalte works.
MONUMENTAL BBONZB OO. Moat darable
(rare beadstoaea. Boom 12. S6S Stark at.
MACniXEBY.
mvwu.M a. tfA Ul.l.a Mit11 Ua.
ring machinery bydranlle pipes, caatlng; all
kinds repalrea. 104 NortB Fonrts at.
TH9 H. a ALBEfl CO Seoood-haod ,
ehhsery, sawmills, eta. Ml Grand ae.
OSTEOPATHIC PHrSICIANS.
DB L(LLEBELU) PATTERSON, apaelallst aa
aereooa, aeote aad chronic dlaeaaee. Of flea
217 Fentoa btdg. Pnooe Pacific 1180.
DBS. ADIX NORTH RtJP. 415-10-17 Dekam
blrtr. Third and Washington eta, - Pbona
: Mala S0. Examfaiatloa free. . ;
aBBsBEEV'. jjl' '. 11 ! 1 "V j ",r v T-B,JCl!;w,P'l. VWGtST&t&mSBM
PAINTTXa AND PAPERING.
FOB reliable work.
fcroa.. 382 H TamhllL
reasonable prleaa, - Bbeeay
eta. Mam svTa.
. A. POANB will rlrs yna the best estlmsts
for satisfactory work... 286 Xamblll St. -
PLUMB ERS.
TOWEL SUPPLY.
OLBAIt TOWELS DAILY Comb,
1 per month. Portland Laundry
- ainppiy ua, nibib aad iwica.
aoan.
4 Towel
Phone 410.
TYPEWRITERS.
j sBSaasssjaBsjeSSaeBl I
Seat Sale for "Faotana."
This afternooa there was s long lias ef
people waiting for the bos office to ooea at
the Marauam Oraad for aeata for "Fantaaa."
The new seaaoa of musical comedy will begla
at this rioe theatre aext Wednesday erasing.
when the Saa Frandsca Opera company, com
posed of many farorltes of the old Tirell
Opera company, will make Its appearance.
"Kanrana" Is ooa of the moat popular of modV
I ecu light operas and has been selected ss on
of the moat attractive offerings with which to
reopen Portland beautiful theatre. The Mar
ejuan Grand ka been completely renovated at
a coat of orer SM.ooo an4-4s bow entering oa
a sew lease of Ufa under aew management.
Remember that the aeata are now celling for
r sniana- aaa yoo wui want to see it.
I f 'i i i i ii. ..V;
At th Baker Right Now.
"The oawnoy aad tae Lady" Is making s
HEADQUARTERS tor Bow Had rebuilt tTV Bm. nm atTh. R.kT -TM. ..f K.VVLi
writer. rtsU sistet sss our window, If oe " J..Ji J",
are going n aoy a aew xypewnter sea as oe
, rare buying; we can aave yos money)
. hare parte for repairing all machlaea: etate
. agente for the Visible Fox; we bay all kind
f typewriters. The Typewriter Rxchange,
,84 Third at.
troewrltera.
Inc., B. i. E 111 soa, manager.
BLICKEN8DEBFER Typewriter Agency? sua.
pUeat repalra. Bslelgh bldg., 6tb aad Wash.
r-UBLIU BTKNUURAPBEB,
FOX a CO. Ranltar- prambers, 131 Second, bet.
msib and saimoa. oregoa poone aiaia zwi
PONNERBERO RADEMACHEB TSBKrrad ta
No, SOS Burnelda at ,
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS.
F. M. BEACH a CO. The Pioneer Pslnt Co. I
wiaeew siaes asd glaaing. loo riret at.
REAL ESTATE.
i PARRI8I., W ATKINS A CO.. too ALDER ST.
. Real aerate, rentals, loan and Inearanee.
W soak a apeelalty ef handling rentals
and property for residents and aon-realdeata.
itattbllebed 1S7. rnone aiaia iota. .
J. w. OGILBRB. real estate and km eatas
usnea iws, io rim St., rooni it.
BPHINX AGENCY, dealers ta real estate aad
renUls. OD Stark at. Mala S104.
FOR FARMS OF EVERY DBSCRIPTIOB.
W. W. BSPBT. 1 Ceamerelal bldg. .
RUBBER STAMPS.
P. C. STAMP WORKS, 240 Alder et.i phone
., Mate 710. Rubber stamps, seals, ateacfla: bag-
' gag. trade check: braaa signs and plate.
ROOFING.
rrf ROoriNa., arutterlna. reoabins and
' Jobbing, i. Leall. 212 Jeffereoa at. Paa. 1424.
STREET PAVING.
WARREN Comtructloa Co., atreet paelng. aid.
. walks aad crossings. S14 Lumber Bxebang.
THE Barber Asphalt raving Co. ef Portlaad.
Office 055 Worceetar blk.
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.
roSTBB a KLEI8EB SIGNS.
W bae built np the largeet alga buatoesa
ta the dry by nrat-elaaa work and keeping
rmt promise. Our price are right. Fifth
and Everett at. Phone Exchange 05. -
TRANSPORTATION, v
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
":5 TRJPS
. 8. Epokane, Jtane 14,
BS July IB, 86 Aug. .
yaean, . my is,
WtOXM XOTJTB. i'
B. . Eanator.. ......... .........Tnn 1
B. B. Prssldsnv..,.. ..June 4
' B. B. AXASXA BOTfTB. hlH'v
fairway, Rtka, Tnusaa and way ports.
BC. fet 8. Co.'s BTumboldt.
Cottsgs City, via Sitka,.
City f BeattW,.,
Stay a, it, aa
.May 6, 19, 31
.Hay a, 18, 88
8AJT rBABOZSCO BOTTB.
SsiUcg aa. Troia fsattla.
City of PnhU.l.........T...May B, to
Bentr. ................... .May 10. BS
TJmatUU. ........... ....w.ltay IS, 80
City Cffloe, B4t Washlagtoa. 81
vJ.. - jl ....
aria play gives the member of . the nlendld
Baker company an opportunity to display those
taienta wnica save gained so high a samo (or
the company. . -,
"The Wew DomlnJon" Coming.1
At the Baker theatre next week "The New
Dominion" will be the bill. Thia a ala b
imt uteajent, a ravonte wits auny portlaad.
era. It baa always made a atrong Impreesloa
wherever produced and aext week will Bn-
Ooubtedly add to It popularity la this city.
Empire Is Good.' V ! .
It wm be s Bard matter to aaro "She
Oared Do Bight," the big melodrama which U
drawing the people ta th Empire this week.
There's sa abundance of real human Interest
about this play that will auk ens remem.
bef.lt for a long time. .
v'.. Empire's Next Melodrama.
The White Caps' I a melodrama of N the
kind that will make the Empire th center of
popular (sntetratnment next week. It,, opens
with the Sunday matinee. Dally the patron
age of the Bmplre Is growing, and "there'e a
reaaoa." ' - ,'
.Nr'" . . i
The Sliver King."
Tonight, tomorrow afternooa and night end
th engagement of "The Silver King" at th
Star theatre. ' This famous melodrama ha
aerved to introduce th sew stock company at
toe ntar and tae public now reausas there is s
f! rat-class performance at popular price being
giwa in tn coxy tneatr on waahington street
"The Silver King" la aa English melodrama
which has served a starring vehicle for some
of ths greatest actors In America,
ROUTE OF THE
Oriental Limited
Crossing the' Cascade and Rocky Moun
tains ty Daylight.
, . Compartment ,
Observation Cats
Standard aid Tourist Sleepers.
DINING CAR SERVICE UNEXCELLED
Connecting train ; 5 leaves ortiLnri
dally 11:46 p. ia.; two other good trains
dally at 8:30 a, m. and 7 p. m. For
runner lniormation regarding rates,
berths -and tickets, call on or address
122 Third Street, Port-
' land, Oregon
" FKOBB XtAXB 680. , ,
- For Baseball Fans.
The baseball lesson Is about to open aad
all th fans waat to hear the baseball Jokes
which Oil Brown crack about th Beaver team
at the Grand thia week. . Tomorrow will be th
Inst time to bear him. It will also be the
lst chance te see "Th Bailor and tb Boise.
-How in wiaow His woo," and th rest of
th high-grade pclaltle with which the cur
rent Grand program is supplied. Usual Sunday
performaness tomorrow,
- "Devil's Island."
Captain Dreyfus has bee it placed oa th
stage la "Devil's Island." tb new drama
Which the Star theatre company 'will present
for the first time next week, atarting Monday
night. The play - stick closely to th facts
la th trial aol experience of Captain Dreyfus
and la s sensational drama. : Seats a re sow on
Sale,
"Brown's In Town." . '
Tonight, tomorrow - matinee - and Bight ar
won. Lord of the Vale second. Edith
James third; time, 1:4s.
At Chnrchlll Downs. : ,
Six furlongsMary Orr won, 7edra
second, Ussie McLean third; time, 1:11
18. .
Four furlongs Bill Herron won, n-
andot second. Wine , Merchant third;
time. 0:41 4-. .
Five furlongs Gold Proof won, Zal
second. Ralbert third; time 1:01 1-1.
Six furlongs Oak Grove won, Camlle
second, Agnes Virginia third; time,
-Four and a'' half furlongs Colonel
Brady won, Margaret Randolph second.
Merrlfleld third; time, 0:57. ,
Mile anl a sixteenth Fonsolnea won.
Little Lighter second. Docile third; time
1:64. V ,.;v... ..
At Belmont' Park.
Blx furlongs Tom Moarath won,
Torklst second. Water Tank third; time.
Four and a , half furlongs Banyalh
won, Thermldl second. Lady Winifred
third; time, 0:(4 1-4. '.
Seven furlongs Joe Carey won. Dan
Buhre second, AJeto ihlrd; time, 1:1s.
Four furlongs Marbles won. Etta
Louise second, Sussex third; time, 0:48
Mile snda sixteenth Hotscher won.
Dolly Spanker second, Bean Clere third;
time, 1:4s 4-0.-: "i'-u5 ,v.
one mile Eudora ' won, . Gallan -Dan
second, Eldorado third; time, 1:11 4-S.
MAKE INITIAL .
MOVE FOR FOURTH
Celebration Committee Addressees
" Letter to Various JBnslness Or
. ganlzatlons Asking Aid.
chamber, city hall, and cooperate with
this committee In. giving Portland a
celebration , fitting . the nation's birth
day. .''"."t.,rI :.,'.'' ;;,- 1
"-"Our boys and girls are as young as
we used to be, and we must Instill In
their minds and heisti that the nation
has a birthday, and that the stars snd
stripes mean much to them snd Amarv
loan institutions. -
"Portland has not hart 'a celebration
for some years, and. with all her pros
perity she should have s rousing eels-
oration of the 111st annlvsrsanr of
American independence.'' - - ?
lemporary SecreUrv Lee M Clark.
who has the matter In hand, pending
ins permanent organisation of ths com
mittee, expects a favorable reply from
every organisation In the city. At the
meeting to be held Tuesday night, the
necessary suo-oommittses to arange for
toe ceieorauon wui be appointed.
To Fill Aberdeen Townslte.
j . topectai Dispatch to Ths JoaraaLI
Aberdeen, Wash., May 11. The cltv
eouncu pisns ins lining in or the town
site whsn the government dredges the
harbor. In connection with the contrao.
4or private oltisens will build a dredge
to ao tn, part of the work that can
not be attended to by the government
contractor. No permanent street Im
provements will be made until, the fill
ing Is done. - ( . . J-
Members of the Woman's club ware
entertained yesterday afternoon by two
remarkably fins papers snd were en
thusiastic over the fact that the papers
were prepared' and read by members of
the club. Mrs. C. H. Han Kin presented
an able article on contemporary litera
ture and Mrs. Emma Marshall treated
of newspaper and magaslne writers In a
paper which was full of interest ,
5, Mrs. Ernest Laidlaw sang two-numbers
with sweetness and spirit. Ths
sum of tl was voted as a contribution
to ths WhltUer status fund for a me
morial at Amesbury, Massw '
Ths committee appointed to interview
the depot officials and to protest
against the unsanitary conditions of
toilet facilities at the Union depst, re
ported that they had been received most
swurteously and that they were prom
ised that the matter would be attended
to. - The committee on famine relief for
Chinese were not ready to report
LA GRANDE PREPARES TO
ENTERTAIN ODD FELLOWS
IViLL GIVE I.'iSIDE FACTS
v Oil CIIRISMI SCIEIICE
- f
Rev. Vosburgh of Rochester Will
Le'cture Tomorrow Afternoon
at Heillg Theatre.
en regarded ,
ir; by othersHT
' --r
La Grande, Or., May 11. The annual
meeting of the sUteTxnd lodge of
Odd Fellows will convene In this city
Tuesday, June 11. The expectation Is
that there will be upward of 1,000 vis
itors In La Grande during the session.
Committees of local Odd Fellows are
husy making a canvass of the town to
secure accommodations. No pains will
be spared to do justice to the occasion.
Union's Road Fund Apportioned.
La Grands, Or., May 11. Ths sum of
13,417.38 due from the. road fund la ap
portioned as . follows: - La Grsnde,
tl.ST.J4: Union, f547.1T; Elgin,' 1485.10;
Islsnd City, $146.60; North Powder,
$91.44; - Cove, $136.36; , SummervUle.
$36.68. ..' v.--, v
-The followlnd; letter has been ad
dressed' to the various commercial or
ganizations of Portland asking their co
operation In the work of the Fourth
of July celebration committee,;, which
will meet next Tuesday night in the
city hall at 8:80 o'clock: .
"You are cordially Invited to be pres
ent next Tuesday night la the council
your 'laat chance' to ss th Allen Stock com
pany at the Lyrle ta tb saoceasful farce
Brown's la Town. -' Clitic declare ef it
"there la a laugh every mlnnta." Ask anions
who baa seea the play this week. Beserved
eats for the conclodlag Dor forma ncea mar ha
oroereo py telephone.
Christian Science has been regarded
by some as a fad of the hour;
as a menses to society and b:
has been deemed to be founded on di
vine Inspiration, and to provide a bless,
tng to humanity, Ths psople of Fort- '
land,- although conservative, are un
doubtedly willing to accord the fullest
measure of consideration to any move
meht which may have for Its aim the
material and spiritual welfare of the
man. It Is believed that many will be
glad to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity to listen to an authorised lectur
er of the Christian Science denomina
tion. Rev. Arthur Reeves Vosburgh, C
8. B, of Rochester. New York, at the
Heillg theatre tomorrow afternoon. The
subject of the lecture will , be fTbe
Idealism of Jesus."
Mr. Vosburgh comes to Portland In
ths Instance of ths two local Christian
Science churches, and as he is note-as
a man of scholarly attainment and of
logical expression, his audisnce will no
doubt derive profit and Instruotlon from
his lecture. It is affirmsd by ths mem
bers of the Church of Christ. Scientist
that Christian Sclencs Is aa exact as the
science of ' mathematics, . and that a
wider and truer knowledge of its teach
irrgs must necesssrily , make for . the
good of the individual and the com
munity. , V. :rV- : . . .-. -
Seats have been generally reaeT
for the lecture at the Heillg box office
mis morning, and it is requested that
these be occupied not later than 3:48
o'clock, as sU aeata will be mads nublla
after that time. The lecture will begin
at 8 o'clock. when the doors will ba
closed.: ,4. .
. Oregon Quarry Incorporates, -'
Articles of incorporation, of the Ore'
gon Quarry oompany were filed In the
office of the county clerk this morning
by 8. L. Banks, P. H. Flynn, L. E. Buf
ton and B. L. Bar worth; capital stock,
$30,000. , , .: . .. . . -
"Behind the Mask.
Tb bin for tb second weak ef th esasra.
ment ef the Allen Stock company at the hjrle,
which begins Monday evening, . will be ths
new, sensational melodrama "'Behind -the
Mask," a play which mad a hit la New York
season and has sever seen aaea ca the
coast. All the favorite slayers will have ralaa
in mis original aaa unique play.
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QUICKUY AND P6RMANEMLY CURED
II
Our Pee
in Most
Cases . .
HOoOO
Ccsssltstloa
Tree No Paj
Unless Cured
We Don't Patch Up
We Cure Forever
Durlnr the many years that we have been among you;
.we have never made a single failure In a case thaf w
treated, and each year we have made a more perfected;
means of treatment, and today we can announce to)
the reader .that our VBW BTBTXat Is a sure, safe and
secret means of treatment, that will OTTU TOmzTZB
any case to which Its use Is called for. ' , :. , '
We solicit particularly stubborn cases that have
failed to ' get relief or that have been pronounced be
yond the reach of human aid, and have lost all faith
of ever being cured.- v-;.,,:.: 4-t.-- ...
Our directions can always be followed .without in
convenience of . any publicity, and, as well, without
loss of time or any pain, and no after ef foots, so do
not pnt off treatmsnt aaotasv day. -
No Incurable Cases
Accepted
It Is a fact that: We aland without a superior' In f
szamaBXB or mxm, and, therefore, when yon' get
our opinion, which we will gladly give you nUTB, you
obtain Information that Is not to be had elsewhere,
and. which. If followed, will be the means of making
you a strong and hearty man, full of the SOBOa of
true manhood, without which you cannot reach th
level that you should. ' - :- wj " .,..
We do not care who lias treated you and failed to
restore your lost nerve strength,, we can give It to you
In short' time and for a very smalt outlay of
money, which you can pay. us ss able in small
amounts.. . - -...: .....'.. ,
WEAKNESS
To those msn who are weak and
ailing, we stats that the loss of
power, destroying yoar Ufa, hap
piness and health, causing loss of
sleep, no vitality, pains la your
, naoK, verufo, AUsatasss, ; dsnote
one thing nd that you must
consider amounts to nothing less
than destroying your life." Ton
aant kssp up very much longsr
mndsr that continual strain. There
is one way out of It. Ooasult a
specialist who doe nothing else
but cures those diseases. We will
gladly consult with yon frse of
ohargs and give you our oaadld
and honest opinion ntBB and
cure you, charging you a vsry low
fee. Daisys are dangerous, so doat
waste any time, but call t ones.
If discouraged because
you have failed with other,
we ask you to call and see
us.
VARICOSE
VEINS
; This la an enlarged con
dition of the veins (usually
more noticeable on the left
side) caused by mumps, bi
cycle tiding and dissipation,.
In .... time It 3' saps - v; a
man's mental and physical
strength If neglected. ('
' Wa Onre this v
by absorption, without pain.
BLOOD POISON
May be either hereditary or
contracted. The former
causes ecsema, , rheumatic
palna, scrofula, etc' The
latter begins with a small
pimple, followed - by 1 sores
In the mouth or throat,
which have the appearance
of white patches, apota or
sores on the body, face or
scaip, falling hair and eye
brows, ' and later on other
terrible symptoms, snch as
paralysis ; or locomotor
ataxia, cancerous growths,
decayed '. bones and 1 flesh.
We guarantse to euro you
absolutely -so as to nrvsr
appear again. '
WE
CURE
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BTSBVOTTS
oxsnBAtrxs.
: y, ,v Office Honrs: 1 - "
a. m. to 6 p. m.; 7 to 8:80 p. m,
- to 18 at. only, Sunday.
Writ If 1 you aaanot oalL
st. louis MEar dispensary
:f COBBXB SSCOBO ABD TASOOU 8TBXST8, POBTXAB9, OBXCrOB. '
"STONS THAT ATTBACT" Portland Sign Co.,
' tn Btaeb at. . Phes Pari fie . Ute.
TARDS THAT CATCH THK TH" Beet work
la tb city. Betta, 00 Dekam bldg. Mala 6048.
8EWTVO MACHINES.-
F0ONB Pacific 273 and I personally will caD
and repair year eewlng machine: work guar
anteed, a. Same, adjuster, MlTfaird at, :
4.
Ho! For Astoria
:"yi:-Wi s'..r.k.w,. .-.-';'-"-''J"i..' v -,'.:t
FasfSteamerTelegraph
Pally (except Thursdays ).Leayes Alder
street dock 7 a. m.
.':. PHOHB lULXaf 868.
itijptnlgkt and passengers. Bplendld
STEXOGBAPIIERS. iCTtions for outfit and Uveetock.
PCBMO tensrrapber aad typewriter. Pboa
Ualn 1271.' 814 Dekumlbldg. .
SnOWCASES AND FIXTURES.
EHOWCASBfl of every description; benk. bar
and store fixtures made to order.- Tb Latk
Uannfacturlttg vv rorruaa. ... . - ,
B H. BIRDS ALL, designer; agent M. Wmrer
tomber Co. T Hamuroa mag. - Mam S530.
TBANSFEB AND HAULIXG.
f trF.. plsaos and fornltore' moved, packed
.... tnr ahlnnlnc and shtnoed: all work
ynsrentnedr large 8-atory brick fireproof
vreii.ose for storage. vmce sua uak St.
Cj-a A Boa. Pboo Mala S47.
C O I'K'K, office 88 Vtrst at. between Stark
',,.,1 Oak at.; phone BM. Plsnos and furni
t.iie voikI and packed for shipping; comnw
,i .. .us brick warehouse with separate, Iros
r,..ii.a. . i'ront and Clay sta.,,...., ;
iTttiNAt. TRANSKEB A STORAOf CO AOS
. a st; t-,t (lUoee i-ala 4400.. Trsaaferrhig
d aloring. . , -- ;.'.-.;
, 1 .;)N 1 RANTfTH CO.. 1S4 North Siith et.i
piain Wsio i. tieavy hanUng aad atorage.
, ... I-KMJI NT tr.r,AnS TBA KSFBt .CO.
1 . .,s. t-i biafk t. Mais 407, , t .
Colombia River Scenery
BEOlTZiATOB XJBB STBAJCEBS. 1
. Dallv eervlce between Portland aad Ths
Dalles, except Sunday, leaving Portlaad at
7 a. m, i arriving about 0 p. m, carrying
accommed'
Deck foot of Alder et.. Portlandr foot of
Court St. Tb Dalle.. Pbon Alain 014. Portland.
t- ; ; ' ' i
r - sj """"
Sir. Chas. R. Spencer
Watlngton-strsst Oook.
Dally, except Sunday, for The Dalles
and way landings, at 7 a, nu, returning
10 p. m. Fast time, best service, ti
Phones 1 : toaia. 3184; BVime, A, 11, 84.
BOBTH FAC17ZO TEAMSHH CCS
Steamships ROANOKE"
find GEO. V. ELDER
Sail for Knreka, San Franciaco and Los
Angeles direct svery Thursday at 8 p.-m.
1 icket offlce , 183 Third, near Aldsr.
Phtneg M. 131 i. . H. YOUNG. Agent
AUAV XiZBB OCEAB BT AMSHiTS
trVEkPO0t,,'6tASOOW, tOWDOH. HAVRE.
New steamer VICTORIAS and VIRGINIAN.
trlnle-serew rnrblne . etirlnee end TUK1SIA.W
CORSICAir snd IONIAN, twla-screwa. Kemem
ser. our sailings are Weekly from liONTUKAL,
passing sown the picturesque St. Lawrence
river by davllcbt. Accouimodarhwa anmr-
paaaed. Bates: Saloon f 00.00 snd apwarda;
second cable $40.00 and upwards. One class
Cabin Steamer, 1 10.00 and anwarrfs ' . I
AIXAX A COJUAllX. 17 Jsckioa sevL Chi sag j
"lM(nuMlNl(M;M
UllliliWIIfii
mw moRi' :
IT AT"1- BE THR0WN UP0N THE MARKET TOMORROW and we have made arrangements to
VfVf care for all visitors and buyers. SPECIAL FREE CAR will be operated "between. Second, and,
' v w Yamhill and "TERRACE PARK" Sunday, the first car leaving the city at 10 a. m. and every hour ,s
thereafter, until 6 o'clock. , A RARE TREAT for tomorrow.", See bur big announcement in Sunday's Jour- -nal
and remember you are especially invited to be present at' our "Grand Opening' J ! '
.Opposite Chamber oftCommerce
-, - , Office Phone Main 2828
CjDiipaffly
270 STARK STREET .
"Terrace Park' Phone TaboV 180
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