THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . MONDAY EVENING, JUNE ' 17, 1907.
VI
RICH.Aii!D,P00P,.AL!KF
; WENT THIRSTY YESTERDAY
; rortlaniers Able to Slake Thirst at Only Two Clubs-
Saloonists "Who. Attempted Violation of Manning's
' - " . Edict Promptly ArrestedInformations Filed. ; .J
Rich and poor alike, the merchant and
" the worklngman, the capitalist and the
, wage-earner, went thirsty yesterday If
they remained . In Multnomah . county.
- ven the.cluba, ..with two exception,
- put' padlocks on their , "wet goods"
cheats and made their members abstain.
' The Arlington club, the Commercial and
. the Concordia club gave notice to their
' members that no-beverages of lntoxl-
eating nature would be dispensed. , At
th. Concordia, club soft drinks were
.' offered as a substitute for the stronger
'. kinds, while the other two places were
v entirely dry. At the Elks' club and the
.5 University . club those who held mem'
' bershlD cards and were In aood stand'
" Jng were allowed to slake their thirsts.
. Both clubs would have compiled with
the district attorney's Injunction but for
, a misunderstanding as to ita scope.
V With these two excentlons the town and
, the county were as dry as the desert of
ounara. . ... .....
.-..Tew AmrU Made.
Eight arrests, five within the ce
rate limits of Portland nd three Inside
me Dounaaries or jnuunoman county
this Is the record of lawbreakers caught
In the net for violating John Manning's
ttunoay closing order.
As a general thing tne saloon pro-
I
rletore observed the state law as bind'
- and made no efforts to op
enforcement of the law. Saloons, hotels.
: ft
cafes and road houses were all closed
, rroro l o'clock Saturday night until
- o'clock this mornina.
In eight Instances efforts were made
1 to defy the law; but prompt arrests
.jnade them useless and forced the pro
prietors to leave ISO deposits to Insure
: their , appearance In oourt when . their
cases are called.
' Hotel Xeala All Dry,
. ' First-class hotels served meals "dry,"
- road houses handed out lemonade, soda
; pop and Ice cream, and the "little French
restaurant around the corner" furnished
, tinrermented grape Juice, with Ita regu
lar Sunday table de bote.
At 8 o'clock In the mofnlngCTW:
XMlg of - Twenty-fourth and Nlcolal
streets snd A. E. Lodell of Nineteenth
' and Vaughn streets opened their saloons
and began allaying Sunday thirst.. Pa
trolman ioe n.ein
trolman Joe
er
under arrest, closed up the places and
took the , of fendera to nolle
Suarters, where eai
60 aa bond money.
placed the men
lice
head-
each violator put up
took the . of fendera
nev.
In the meantime Ace Welch, depot
officer, was busy. About 8:80 o'clock
loons
juartars, where they
d took the Droorletors to head-
iiaewise rurnisnea
he put Padlocks on three north end sa
am
auarti
ISO each to Inaure their remembrance
' of the occasion. The offenders were
C, S. Stephens, SSS Gllsan street: B.
-' Eschelbscoer. 13S North Sixth, snd T.
I J. Uhlman, 114 North Tenth street. ,
. Throughout the v county everything
was tight shut At Llnnton, Cochran
Bros, and Peterson and Carlson opened
their aaloons - as usual, but Sheriff
Stevens closed them up again and as
sessed George Cochrane and C Carlson
160 each to Insure their appearance be
fore the circuit court. Informations
will be filed against . both saloonists
this afternoon by . the .deputy district
attorney. s -... ,
Louis Richards at StV Johns had an
Idea he cbuld prove - Mr. Manning's
Interpretation of the law td be faulty
and therefore opened his saloon with
two . bartenders, A. Bodel . and 8. B.
Peny. in attendance. The place was
doing a rushing business when Patrick
Maher and Lou Wagner appeared on
the scene and ordered the shutters put
up. Mr, Richards furnished the neces
sary 60 and will bo given an oppor
tunity to prove Mr. Manning's position
untenable. . j.w- ...-. .
rolioe Chief Was Pleased.
Chief of Pollco Grltsmacher is well
pleased with the work of the police.
"I consider that the results of yester
day's work were very satisfactory." he
said this morning. '3y the middle of
the week It Is expected that the courts
will have given their opinion of the
law as a result of the test cases now
pending, and by- Sunday next the work
wm do so., rranixea mat tne law win
be Inf orced with no trouble, , and to
the letter. I think the police did good
work, throughout the entire city."
'i -.,4 Snerlff Xd o Troubla.
Sheriff Stevens Is also satisfied. ".
"I had no difficulty In Inforcing Mr.
Manning's order," he said. "Most of
the saloons closed voluntarily and made
no attemto to open. I find throughout
the county' that the'Peopie seem to wl'
come tne Burma y closing, law, ana i
Folgers
Golden- Gate V
Spices,
Sold
on
Merit
Packed la
TINS
- .. with; .
Handy
Sifter
-Topi ,
1 Have -
Individuality
- Punjency .
Haro no
Adulteration
jXroiOBaC
Mathilda, Nor, str. ..... .Newcastle, A.
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk. .Newcastle, A.
. Tramp steamers Bn xonte. .
Tellus, Nor. str... .......San Francisco
Maori King. Br. str. ......... Shanghai
Henrlk Ibsen, Nor. str... Baa Francisco
Queen Alexandra, Br. str....... Madras
KaUbta, Br. str San Francisco
Manshu Mara. Jap. str.... Salinas Crus
Mackinaw, Am. atr...... ...... .Seattle
Qynferlc, Br. atr.,.,.,......Mansanllo
Tnyra, Nor.' a. .San Francisco
ALOXQ Tnti WATERFRONT
am confident there will be no effort to
violate on Sunday next"
..xne norm end was pernaps tne anest
portion of .- Multnomah county. The
usual crowd of hangers on were in evi
dence and resorted to every artifice to
satisfy their thirst, but the saloonmen
refused to selL When midnight came
only about 60 per cent of the aaloona
opened .for. the.bour'a gap between the
state law and the city ordinance.
Where Thirst Was Slacked.
It was In th butlvin towns lust over
the county line where the hearts of the
thirsty were made glad. At Oregon
City, Mllwaukie, Estacada, -Vancouver
and numerous other villa ires 'unnaral-
leled numbers of Portland visitors were
entertained. At Mllwaukie the guests
In several Instances Insulted women and
girls on the streets and It Is very prob
able that the half lid of that town will
be extended to full nronortlona In self-
defense.
Altogether, the Manning crusade was
success and It la expected that there
will be no future difficulty m inforc
ing the provisions of the Sunday clos
ing law.. '
LOB -RAFT OFF
FOR SAIJ OTEGO
Tuff Dauntless Will Hare
f Heavy Haul for All of
a Week, .
TWO 0THEE TOWS GO .
x TO SEA ON SUNDAY
Barge Washington and Tug Samson
Follow Tag Vosbnrg snd Schooner
AntelopeLog Raft , Slar Prove
Menace to -Navigation.
Three tows crossed out over the -Columbia
river bar yesterday, all of them
V In the lumber trade. Leading the pro
', cession was the tug Vosburg, with the
aohooner Antelope. 4 The vessels belong
to the Wheeler - Lumber ! company of
Nehalem and are on their way back to
the mill after having delivered a cargo
'. of box material at Linn ton. '- ''..
The tug Samson and the barge Wash
ington, lumber laden for San Francisco,
r via Oravs Harbor. The Washington re
ceived her cargo at Ellsworth landing.
' Ave miles east of Vancouver, on the Co
lumbia river. An hour after the depart
ure of the Samson ana tne wasnington
" the tua-. Dauntless, with the Benson
', Logging ; company's log raft In tc
'itar.iul for San Dleao. v---r--.v.
This Is the first log raft to be towed
- south this summer, but It will likely
be followed' by several more, since It
liaa now been practically proved that
VMhe rafts will bold together in ordinary
weather. One large raft of piling be-
longing to the Robertson Raft company
Went to pieces jaai summer wniie in
- tow of the steamer Frances Leggett,
and ' none of the piling was ever recov
tred. For several weeks they proved a
serious menace to navigation, although
the coaaters managed to avoid dam
a pre.'' A close lookout had to be kept
for drifting Ksa for nearly two months
Until they had gone ashore or carried
far out to sea out of the course of the
coasters. It will take the Dauntless
all of a week to reach her destination.
WAITERS DECLARE STRIKE
Steamer ' Spencer Goes to Cascade
. Locks Shy on Help.
' Half a dosen waiter struck ton the
Steamer Chas. R. Spencer . yesterday
A UNIVERSAL FOOD
Following ifatnra'g FootsUps.r
,'1 have a boy two years old. weigh
ingforty pounds and in perfect health
pMho has been raised on Grape-Nuts and
milk. - . . . . i " '
;"Thla Is an ideal food and evidently
furnishes the elements necessary for a
baby as well as for adults. We have
used Grape-Nuts In large quantities and
greatly to our advantage.
- One , advantage about Grape-Nuts
Food Is that It la pre-dlgested In the"
'process Of manufacture; , that Is, the
starch contained In -the wheat and
barley is trssnformed Into grape-sugar
by exactly the samo method as this
process Is carried out In the human
body, that -Is, by. the use of moisture
and long exposure to moderate warmth,
which grows the diastase in the grains
and makes the remarkable change from
starch to grape-sugar. . - j
Therefore, the most delicate stomach
lean handle O rape-Nuts and the food is
quickly absorbed into , the blood and
tissue, certain parts of It going directly
t to building end nourishing the brain
and nerve centers. "There's a Reason."
Made at ths pure food factories of
the Postum- Cereal Co., Ltd.. Battle
Creek, Mich. ' Read the famous little
book,. ''The Road to Wellvllle," in pkgs.
morning when she was about to start on
her excursion to Cascade locks. Cap
tain K. W. Spencer, owner of the craft
was present and told the boys to stay
with the strike If they thought best.
He declined to grant double pay for
Sunday work and the walk out followed.
Captain Spencer says the boat got
along fairly well without the usual
sans: or trained waiters. He says In
case of emergency unskilled hands do
very well and - the Spencer got home
safely last, night. ,-. .
' The T. P. & A. N. company's steamer
plying between this city and The Dalles
is also short on waiters. That com-
Sany has not yet. commenced running
unday excursions to the Cascades yet
but will aa soon as the steamer Bailev
Gataert comes off the ways ready to go
MARINE INTELLIGENCE .
The steamer Alliance la due to arrive
here tomorrow morning.
The lighthouse tender Columbine Is
at the Greenwich dock receiving sup
plies, isne recently returned from
Alaska. ' The tender Heather Is at
Couch street dock loading supplies for
a i rip nortn next weeg. -.
The-Brltlsh steamer BTrathyr will
aail from Llnnton tomorrow morning.
Surveyor Crow, for the underwriters-,
today objected to the heavy deckload
being placed on board. The entire cargo
will measure 3,50,000 feet
Bids for stone for the Columbia, river
Jetty were opened In the office of Col
onel s. W. Koessler, United States en.
glneer, at noon today. Two bids were
received, one from-the Columbia Con
tract company and the other from the
Puget Sound Brida-e at Dredainr com
pany. ' The Columbia Contract company.
which m managed by Daniel Kern of
this city, offered to supply 1,000,000
tons of rock at $1.12 per ton and 200,000
tone at 11.10 per ton. The Puget Sound
Bridge & Dredging company offered to
furnish the stone at $1.80 per-ton. The
prlcea Include delivering the ' stone to
the railway at Fort Stevens. The Co
lumbia contract company s bid will un-
doubtedly be accepted, since It is the
lower. - It will have to be referred to
Washington, however, before final - ao-
uon la taaan. . , ; , t - M-
MARINE NOTES t,:
Segalax Xnera Dne to Arrive. :
Aragla, orient June IT
Costa Rica, San Francisco,..,.. June 17
Alliance. Coo Bay.. ............ June 17
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. J una IK
F. A. KUburn, San Francisco. June 18
Columbia, San Francisco. ..... i .June 13
G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way, June It
Alesla, orient. ............ ,,.;..July 16
Nlcomedla, orient. ........... . . . July 17
Numantla, orient. ........... .August It
Beg-alar Itinera to Depart.
F. A. KUburn, 8. F. and way.. ..June 20
Roanoke. San Pedro and wav...Jun20
Costa Kica. S-'.n Franeisco. , . . . . June 20
Alliance. Coos Bay June 20
Columbia, San Francisco... ....June 25
G. w. Elder, Ban redro and way. June 38
Arabia, orient ................ , June 80
Alesla, orient .. .............. . . July 17
Nlcomedla, orient. .1 ......... . August 8
Numantla. orient.....,..,.,.. August 28
Teasels la Port.
Tola, Br. sh. Elevator dock
Jordanhlll, Br. bk........K. ft W.Trtllls
Zintta, Br. bk.... .......... .East Pine
Tellus, Ger, bk.............;.Knappton
Whang Ho, Chinese Junk...... The Oaks
John Palmer, Am. bktn... Kalama
Emily Reed. Am., ah. ..Portland L Co.
Strathyre, ,Br. str. ........... .Llnnton
Northland. Am. str. ......... i . . .Goble
LiUebonne, Am. sch...O. R. & N. Albina
E. F, Whitney, Am. bk. ....... St Johns
Wm. Renton. Am. sch.... Ooble
Waanucta.. Am. baraa..tlnlveraltv Mill
Berwick) Am. str. Greenwich
African Monarch, Br. ss..I. & P. Mills
Ascot, Br. SS........O. R. A N Albina
Nokomist Am.- sch........ .Astoria
Chehalis. Am. bktn. ......... .Knaroton
King Cyrus, Am. sch,.....,..,. ...Goble
Gardiner X;lty, Am. bktn. . . . .Vancouver
Daisy Freeman, Am. str......Drydock
Helens
San Francisco, June '17. Arrived,
Steamer Columbia, from Portland.'
Astoria, June 16. Arrived down at t
ana sailed at a a. m., steamer Johan
Poulsen. for Ban Francisco. Sailed at
a. m., ateamer Elmore, for Tillamook.
Sailed at 1;80 p. m., schooner Antelope
in tow of ateamer Vosburg, for Tilla
mook, sailed at 6:80 p. m., barge Wash
Ington In tow of tug Samson, for Grays
Harbor. Sailed at ;20 p. m., tug Daunt
less with log raft In tow, for San
Diego. .
San Francisco. June 18. Arrived,
steamers Asuncion, Jim - Butler, from
Portland; - Cascade, Tiverton , ana
schooner Abble, from Columbia river.
Astoria, June 17. -Wireless message
from North Head reporta Cruiser
Charleston will arrive off - Columbia
river bar at J p. m. Cruiser Charleston
reported 35 miles northwest of bar at
11:80 a. m.
Astoria, June 17. Condition or the bar
at s a. m., amootn; wina nortn, miles;
weather cloudy.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
4:20 a. m., 7.2 feet; 6:48 p. m.. 1.1 feet
Low water 11:02 a. m4 0.8 feet; 1141
p. m4 0.S feet .
AT THE THEATRES
Viola Allen In "Twelfth Night,"
Viola Allen comes to the Heillg, ap
pearing as Viola in Shakespeare's com
edy, "Twelfth Night" ; Shakespeare
seems to have devised this comedy with
the idea of acenlo splendor and every
oportunlty is said to have been taken
by Miss Allen to provide an elegant and
artlstio . setting. Miss Allen is sur
rounded by an exceptionally fine com
pany. Tomorrow night Miss Allen will
be seen In a special bill made up of
acts from four classto dramas. Seats
are now selling 'at theatre box office.
Curtain at 8:15 o'clock.'
"The Fortune Teller,
Sehome. Am.- sch... ....... ..St
J. H. Lunsman. Am. sch......... Stella
Washington, Am, str. .... .. . , .Rainier
Xombe earners-Xn Boats. ,
Mabel Gale. Am. sch,:.;. San JVaritsco
Retriever, Am. bktn ..... San Francisco
E. F. Sanders. Am. sch... ...San Pedro
Alumna. Am. sch.. ...... San Francisco
Walacot Am. barge . . . . . , San Francisco
South Bay, Am. str..... San Francisco
Echo. Am. bktn..........8an Francisco
Excelsior, Am. str........ San Francisco
Casco, Am. str. J ..San Francisco
Melrose. Am. sch.....:., .....San Pedro
J. M. Griffith. Am. bktn.,San Francisco
sailor Boy, Am. sen.. .i.. Ban Francisoo
Alden Besse. Am. bk..,..San Francisco
Al vena, - Am. ach. . . . San Pedro
J. Marhoffer. Am. str...,San Francisco
Lettitla. , Am. achr . , :, i . . San Francisco
Thos. L. Wand. Am. etr. .San Francisco
Melville Dollar, Am. str. .San Francisco
Xa monta With Cement and OeneraL
Buccleuch. Br. ah... .........Hamburg
Brenn, Fr. bk. ................... .Hull
Conway castie, sr. bic....... ..Antwerp
Dalgonar, Br. sh. ........... .Hamburg
Europe, Fr. bk................ Antwerp
Genevieve Mollnos, Fr. bk...... London
Rene Kerviler, Fr. ah...,, ....Hamburg
Laennee. Fr. sh . . ........... . .Swansea
Le Plllei. Fr, bk .. . fJ . i. .London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk......... .Hamburg
Mosamblque. Br. sh...... Newcastle. E.
Samoa, Br. bk, ........ .Shields
Slam. Ger. Sh... ............. ..London
Thiers, Fr. sh. . . ... . . . . .Newcastle. E.
Vlncennes, vr. DK.i .......... .Glasgow
Marechael Turrene. Fr. bk, , ..Hamburg
Villa de Mulhouse, Fr. bk.....Antwero
Guethary, Fr. bk . . . .'. ..... . . . , Ah twerp
Pierri Lotl. Fr. bk... ...... ...Antwerp
Walden Abbey, nr. an... ...... .Ant wero
Glenesslln, Br. eh. ...... ......Antwerp
Versailles. Fr. bk. .............. .Leith
General de Bolsdeffre, Tr. bk... London
General de Negrier. 'ft. bk....... London
Bayard. Fr. bk. . i . . ......... ..Antwerp
Vllle de Dijon. Fn bk. ....... ..Antwerp
Coal Ships Xa'Xonta. ' :
Belen. Fr. bk . : . . i . . n . Newcastle, A.
CoL Ue yUleboIaMarenll.Fr. bk
isewcastle. a.
Claverdon, Br. sh . . , . , . Newcastle, A.
wtuscott Am. dk. ....... iNewcasiie, a.
Port Patrick, Br. sh ...... Newcastle, A.
St. Mlrren. Br. sh......... Newcastle. A.
Crlllon. Fr. bk.-. . .........Newcastle. A.
Ardencralg, Br. bk. ...... .Newcastle, A.
Beginning " tonight ! "The ' Fortune
Teller" will be the bill at the Marquam
theatre for one week. It will be sung
by the Ban Francisco opera company
and this is the last week but one of
that popular organisation. "The ' For
tune Teller la conceded by all who have
heard It to be one of the best comic
operas. Teddy weDD is given an excel
lent opportunity in this piece. ..,
. , Modern Vaudeville.
There Is nothing" but modern vaude
ville at the Grand this week. The fea
ture is the wireless telearanhv demon
strations of Captain Henry, a scientific
act which la amusing and instructive.
Herr Soana shows living portraits from
the hall of fame; James and Bonnie
Farley have a quaint act and Delmore
and Darrell will also make a hit
"When the Widow Arrived" Is the title
of a comedy playlet
"Confualon' Tonight.
About six furlongs Altalr won, Ka-
Rollicking comedy and farce is what
the people want at this season and com
plying with the demands of amusement
seekers, the management of the Star
theatre will .present the-stock company
this week lit "Confusion." This is the
fare In which Nat Goodwin won his
spurs aa a comedian and he haa never
had a play In which he pleased better
than in this. Matinees Tuesday, Thurs
day. Saturday and Sunday., Seats now
..... . . . ....... - .
selling.
; 1 "Shan We Forgive Herr
There is to a first class theatrical
event at the Lytic tonight when the
Allen stockfcompany makes Its appear
ance In Marie Wainrlght's famous suc
cess, "Shall We Forgive Herr' consid
ered by many the greatest emotional
drama of our time. A feature of espe
cial Importance-will - be - the- -debut of
Josephine Def frey as leading woman of
the -, company.- Matinees- tomorrow,
Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
iff llflprs tagft Jn imcii
Regardless of Cost or Loss-Down 60 the Prices
Keeping the
Buying Excite-
fuiment::te:;
at Fever Heat
j jOT$ YAMyJk l
It's Prices
That Do the
Talking
Read Every Word
Simply forced to sell that's the reason for these merciless reductions. Join the crowds and get your share of
u - the bargains. All we ask you to do is to ' '
INVESTIGATE THESE BARGAINS
And Don't You Buy Unless They Are Just as Represented
Women's Hose Mdslin Under' wr 25c Neckwear 50c Flowers
Fastblackand seam- Mixed lots ; and A A For women, all A A 11 All kinds, large big ijl
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18c pair . ......... $1.00. . just $ price. . ... out. ..v.... '.t ;., ...
8c and 10c Laces Reg. 50c Silks ' 75c Gloves Trimmed Hats
Val. Edges and In-In black, tan and A A For .women, fine A A A None worth (J A AO
sertions, all in one I blue, all pure silk, I HI silk lisle, blues, AUi less than $10 Uft
lot, yard ...MXj ' I grays, champagne to $12.; All at.T
Cream Mohairs BUY FLAGS $3 Wash Skirts
FuU 36-inch and aAp FOR THE FIESTA HERELARGEST STOCK, J'fiSo
regular 65c grade, Jf - ALL BEST GRADES AND LOWEST PRICES, "84
36-Inch Plaids Couch Covers $1.00 Allovers Reg. 72c Purses
And checks, all col-4 Large size, $1.25 AO A In white, cream A- Peter Pan style, aU
ors, cut from 35c I TIP -ones, fancy striped JfQSy anf ecnvfull 18 AUJ solid leather, black
to..... tJLVv patterns. ........ . . mch, yard. . . . . . . . and colors... x v
Large Blankets 50c Table Covers $4 and $5 Waists Women's Vests
Full 10-4size, gray PAi F an c y tapestry, A A Finest of lawn AO Fine knit and sleeve-
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at 98c............ VV 50c values and emb. trim.t Choice:... ....... .. T
16-Inch Toweling 15c Towels $20 Silk Suits $1.75LongQloves
Full Bleached Union 71-. Large size huck, m- Made of iine (f Q Fine lisle,-16- (Jfl A P
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lie
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at 8:80 In the afternoon and another
at :80 In the -evening.
"Little tord Fntlerojr" tX Empire,
-The Baker theatre company, with lit
tle Ollie Cooper, will return to the Em
pire theatre lor one .nrnuneo ana mm
bn.,,iav Tim. si "T.ittia Iord Fauntl
roy" will be presented and every child
In Portland will be given an opportunity
of seeing- (their favorite character of
fiction portrayed In real life. There
will be a children's matinee Saturday
afternoon. -
- PERSONAL ' -
Every One Went to the Oaks. '
: There was an enormous crowd at the
Onks - yesterday. cAll who went were
pleased for . there are suitable ett ruc
tions for every one. The big featnrea
of the day were ihe two eacred con
certa by EchllBonyl's Hussar band and
the marvelous feats of the Davenports,
sensations! high wire Performers. - . The
Davenports gave two performances, on
T. F. Barrett, San Francisco repreaen
tatlve of the New York Commercial, la
In Portland on the , way to the mining
centers of eastern Oregon and Idaho.
Mr. Barrett is an experienced mining
specialist, having spent a numberof
years In the Transvaal mining district
of South Africa. He Is now in-charge
of the department of mines and mining
in the NOW tors (commercial, car, rmr-
rett will remain In Portland until after
the rose carnival. .
Mra. W. J. Swinburne, wife of Ad
miral Swinburne, In command of the
Pacific squadron, is at the Portland ho
tel, having arrived from California yes
terday. Admiral Swinburne wui arrive
in Portland tomorrow or next day on
his flagship, 'the Charleston.
r. r j . -" . , 1 '" 7-A VV
Suiting Muslo to the Work. .
From the Toutha' Companion.
The mistress of the house Is a cul
tivated - Bostonlan of . much musical
taste;-and the whistling of the foot
man. who believed himself alone In the
house, fretted ber artistic souL '. '
' "Joseph," she called at last, from the
head of the back stairs, "please don't
whistle those vulgar ragtime things."
- "Tea, mem,", returned Joseph, meekly.
"I know, mem," he continued, with un
expected spirit, "but you can't expect
a rhapsody of Ltsxt with cleaning the
knives. That will coma later, when I'm
pollsblnff tba silver.' ,
Y0URIE
Muscular Insufficiencies, which are
usually Ignored by most optometrists,
ar. especially and carefully considered
by us.
Our system of optical muscular treat
ment insures your perfect4 comfort It
does not follow, necessarily, that you
will have to wear classes.
It will require but a very few minutes
of your time to call and talk tba matter
over with ua.
Munsell Optical Co.
a Bessa ISunseU, Xafraotlonlst, - -:
Xaoleay Bnfldlsg. rorOaad, Oregon.
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Our New Process of
Re-Lnaraeling Teeth
Is the greatest invention In modern
dentistry and has been the most suc
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badly decayed teeth. - which would
otherwise be beyond hope to their
original usefulness, -
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Bxtraotlng Positively Without Pala
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' To Introduc' our method wa "will
through the month of June do all
kinds of dentistry at one half our
regular price. We give a written
guarantee for 10 years with all work.
I Open evenings. -
CGICAG0 PAINLESS DENTISTS
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