THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, TUESDAY ' EVENING, AUGUST 0, 1 1S07.
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OREGON RESORTS.
gearhart Park,.,. ........ .P. J- "track
Hot Lak ....Hot Lake Sanitarium
Seaside. ...k....,,,.r,.... .Lewis Co.
WUholt Springs..; F. W. Holders
- WASHINGTON RESORTS. ... ,
Boyd A Son and Mlnaral Springs Hotel
5eda Sprlnw. ....... Thomas Moott
Collins Springs .....C. T. Belcher
Ilwaeo.,,... ..Louis Cohan
M Marshall Pottenger and O. A. Smith
Nahootta H. J. Brown
Ocean Park Mstthews Thsdford
roaview ......, irrana u
Tha Breakers....... The Breakers Hotal
TONIGHT'S AMPSEMKNia
Mamiiam . ".."Tha Second In Command'
Grand Vaudeville
Lyrlo "Tha Olrt From Albany"
Bur ,Tba Tla That Binds"
.Oaka ..O. W. P. Line
W. H. Prlca, grand praaldant of tha
Sons of St. Gaorgs, aooompanlad by
Oeorsra Penketh. anothar officer of tha
Ioratr, ara in xnis any, meir odjoci oein
to lntJnt a branch of tha Bona of B
I ' , 0ars hera. Englishman hava for aoma
jiawie been importuning the executive,
lASTwhoae headquarters ara In Baa Fran-
elaco to send aomeona with authority
to open a lodge In Portland. If It la
possible Messrs. Price and Fenkath will
tay hare to accomplish tha object.
Englishmen, their aona and grandsons
on paternal or maternal side ara eligible
lor membership, ana witn mo isrge
, English colony In this city the object
desired should be attained.
Tha funeral of Miss Vesta Carrier
was held yesterday afternoon from
Holman's undertaking parlors, fol
lowed by the Interment In Rlverview
. cemetery. Miss Career waa tha daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Carner, 771
Multnomah street, and waa a member
of the '07 class, Portland High school.
Tha funeral services were conducted by
Rer Clarence True Wilson. Many beau
tiful floral pieces were received. Miss
Carner was greatly beloved by a large
circle of friends.
Haversham street, on tha IH-acre
tract formerly occupied by tha Kern
brickyard. Is tha site chosen for tha
new Waverly-Rlcbraond school building.
The Wavsrly-Rlchmond Improvement
association will have tne streets im
proved aa soon aa possible, in order that
tha school building, will be surrounded
by good streets. Nearly all of the resi
dents in tha district ara said to favor
tha site selected for the building, which
will be out about as far aa East Forty
second street
Let Us Do Yo ur
..vaaessv.. M-O
) j Another story added to our,
building enlarges our facilities
- almost a third. Equipment up-to-data.
" Only steam-heated polish
ars the kind that does not burn
' In Portland. . Female help
'. wantsd. :'V : '." ' '
UNION LAUNDRY
SECOND AND COLUMBIA
' Telephone Main 398.
FIFTY CLOVf.S MAKE
RIPPLES
OF LAUGHTER
Funny Featured Fun Pro
moters Feature of King
ling Bros Circus.
Tha remains of two Chinamen, Llm
Kim And Wong Tee, who met death in an
accident at Dundas bay. near Juneau,
Alaska, were received today from Se
attle by the Edward Holman company,
funeral directors. The bodies were
shipped to Portland because their home
had been In this city, one of the China
men having a wife here. They were
killed August I by a falling building.
They were laborers In a salmon can-nary.
Those who go to tha circus to laugh
will be kept busy" when Rlngllng Broth
ers' circus visits Portland Monday,
August 26, for an engagement of two
days. No circus performance In the
past has had the abundance of genuine
comeay ana nearly laugnter tnai cnar
acterise the clown stunts to be seen
under the canvaa of this great show.
There are Just 60 of these merry men,
and thev are constantly stream Ins; in
from the mysterious curtained opening
at the side of the band pavilion, tickling
tna nsibies or the audience witn tne
newest of drolleries.
And thsse Jolly fellows ara strictly up
to data. They scorn to resort to the
slap stick and the inflated bag to get
a lauan. Kverv one of them is an ever
nowinsr wen-spring or comeay amies.
Here ara gome of the things they do
that teoDia ara still laucnin at wnere
the circus has appeared: Funny George
Hartsel is doing a Sherlock Holmes
turn that would make a wooden Indian
laugh: Al Mlaco's gas trust pantomime
is a howl from start to flnisn; ju
Tumour creates much laughter by a
side-splitting duel scene; Doc Kealey Is
the runny policeman or .the arena; Al
White serines a surprise on the audi
ence that is followed by shouts of
laughter; Dick Ford brings his clown
pig out on the track and all thoughts of
care and worry take to the woods; Art
Jarvls has but to look st tha audience
and ho has everybody laughing;' John
Slater does a hand-organ serenade and
Is arrested for disturbing the peace;
Morton and Llnder do a burlesque
trapexe act with a breakaway finish; the
Livingstone, the Proset and the Marno,
trloa present travesties on big arenlo
acts that are delightful comedy fea
tures, and the funniest clown act ever
devised is Introduced by the celebrated
Toreador family, Spanish bullfighters
extraordinary.
These are but a few of the many
funny acta with which Rlngllng Broth
Fire broke out In tha grass and
brush' north of MontavUla yesterday
from sparks from a'pasalng locomotive. P10.
Tha brush burned fiercely, and soma wo"v
fear was felt among those who live in novel)
the vicinity for tha safety of their
homes. A fresh breese fanned the
flames and aa the brush is dry It
burned readily. There Is no fire pro
tection In the district
ers' circus Is overflowing. Everything
The
Is novelty throughout.
-end there are 100 of
picked from the great arenas' of
nerformers
00 of them hive been
the
and they are presenting more
novelties than were ever before pre
sented in America.
Fargo street property holders ara to
meet this evening at the realdence of
H. II. Pratt, tot Fargo street. At a
meeting four weeks ago It was decided
to Improve tha street with macadam.
Tha meeting this evening is to hear a re
port or a committee appointed at that
. time and to petition the city council to
proceed with tne improvement.
Fire broke out at noon today In the
trash heaps Immediately In front of the
Northern Pacific freight sheds. Seventh
and Qllsan streets. The entire block
bounded by Sixth. Hoyt, Seventh and
Ollean streets is covered with nlanks.
discarded platforms and other trash that
has accumulated for yeara. The fire
was extinguished with little dlffloulty.
T. R. Wortlngton, arrested soma tlms
ago for assaulting J. Stltes, a conductor
on an Oregon City car. because of an
argument over fare, waa to have been
tried in tne justice court yesterday aft
ernoon, but failed to appear and for
felted 50 ban.
TURKEY TO DROP FROM
BALLOON HIGH IN AIR
CHEAPER LUMBER
hurts mm
Falling Price Creates Lull in
Other Industries, Asserts
Samuel Connell.
IMPETUS NEVER FELT
WHEN PRICES SLUMP
President of Northwest Door Com
pony Argues Against Supposed
Benefits of Decrease in Coat of
Material. :
It la a great mistake to believe that
Portland would prosper with a faUing
lumbar market. Buch a result of falling
prices was never known," said Samuel
Connell, president of the Northwest
Door company, discussing tha question
of tha probable affect of lower lumber
prices upon home building In Portland.
Mr. Connell said he had been In busi
ness In Portland for many years, and
had dealt In wheat, lumber, and manu
factured products, and be had in that
period closely observed the conditions
urroundlna- his - business. Ha has ob
served that at times of falling prices
there la always a lull In building and
HOWLERS OF RELIGION ;
MAINTAIN SAL1E CAMP
Tornadoes of Gospel So Far
Have Refused to Obey
Police Orders.
other lndustr;
in
tna-
odltles produced In thla territory,
try,
impetus because
of
r
of any mere
tha prices of any of the
felt an
lowerln
oomm
mall KiUs Threatened.
The general effect of falling prices
unon tha business or tne city is oaa.
and there Is nothing In tha theory that
lower prices or a siapie commoauy
when times ara good and money plenti
ful benefit anyone particularly," aald
Mr. Connell. "ProsDerous times means
active demand and the demand and sup
ply of any commodity controls tna price
of It If the people are employed at
profltabl remuneration and tlmea are
good they ara better able to build homes
In defiance of the police department
of tha city of Portland, those of the
"tangled tongue faith," who, about 400
Strong, ara in catnip at East Eleventh
and Division street, have not moved.
Orders were issued last week by the
police department that the camp should
be- removed, but lata this momma not
a peg had been Dulled or were there !
any signs of restlessnesa about tha big
camp, which covers about five aorea near 1
tna eouthern Paclno tracks.
In an interview thla mornlne: the
eldera gave out that the camp might be
moved this fall perhaps, as the summer
was swiftly passing and winter would
aoon be upon them. Otherwise tha alder
expressed no occasion for haste. i
aideMie elder, "one very suitable for our
purposes. It is near tha center of the
city and we have a streetcar Una on
each side of the camp. Furthermore,
thla neighborhood needs our help and we
shall remain as long aa we can to ad
minister our teaohlngs."
Exclusive Novelties. i
Scotch and English woolena Hoi
brook and Leveen, Couch bldg.. Fourth
and Washington streets.
Mainsprings, $1. Idetsger's, S4t Wash.
with lumber at higher prices than they
would be with falling prices and a lull
in business."
.The lumber mill men wno ara rignt-
In a nranoaed increaaa of tha trans
continental frelaht rate Include small
and large mills all over the northwest
h
mat have not tha best shipping facll-
Ths danrer of
tlcularly threatenlni
hither rata la Ber
ths smaller mil is
Articles were found on streetcars yes
terday as follows: Two pairs gloves, 1
pair rubbers. 1 lunch baskets, 1 coats, 1
package, a pair glasses, p umbrella, 1
purse. Owners can recover property by
. calling at room 4. O. W. P. building,
jirai ana Aider streets.
water through hose for sprinkling
yaras or siaewaiica or washing porches
or winaows musi ds paid tor in advanoe
ana usea oniy oetween tna hours of
and a, m., and C and 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules, or waste
fully, It will be shut off-
being circulated In Sell-
presented to the grand
Masonic lodffe asklne- for
a charter. There are a number of Ma
sons living in Sellwood. and It is be
lieved a strong lodge can be organised
mere.
1 1 mi in is
wo&sSJp be p
mate7St the 1
Card of Thanks We, the under
signed, wish to express Our sincere
extended their sympathy and help in
the hours or our bereavement B. L.
Neitzei, Mr. ana Mrs. voibrecht
Don't you forget that trolley ride
"Vf riav AvAnln. A nonfat 9 f 1 Q AT 1 an ...
First and Burn side at 7:S0, Webfoot
camp. No. 65, W. O. W. Tickets free,
at Dr. H. J. Harris, room 6, Washing
ton puuaing.
i i.j '
Messengers will not strike The mes
sengers employed by City Messenger &
Delivery company, are not on strike
and all business entrusted to them will
be promptly handled. Telephone Main
St. , Home A-2928
Albert Phenls, staff correspondent of
the Manufacturers' Record of Baltimore,
left yesterday to continue his trip on
ASTOWA
LUEGATTK
Thia thirteenth annual aonatlo erect will be the
Most spectacular ever held in the .Northwest.
SEPTEMBER 2, 3 & 4
Balllas Baeef. Juana BwrnwaMJi Jrair, wunns
PMftaatrr. Nowomea will rerlvethalr moat SBoleni
tradition In tweet eong and berolo deed' of valor.
x xaoaaana norwagiana
fc.000.001n eaahnri
will praMBt taelr 1
world faaone
SZNQERFEST
Vt AUG. 81 AMD SEPT. 1AM
Xnrw rates oa all mil ana ataamboat' lines
ASTORIA, OREGON
Earn $
Writs 1 M. Davis, Portland, Oregon.
10 to fl00 wtk; man or women
For tha first time in the history of
ths great American bird a turkey will
be given the opportunity of viewing the
earth and hla own barn-yard from the
vantage point of 4,000 feet In the air.
Ths committee having the Labor day
program In charge has arranged to
have Frank Miller, late of the British
army balloon corps, make an ascension
from the Lewis and Clark grounds, and
when he gets exactly 4,001) feet up in
the ether to pull a string liberating a
16-pound turkey. Whoever gets the
bird can have him If he comes down
at all.
Other arrangements are being made
by the committee to make the day an
especially successful one. A double
header ball game has been sdded to the
list of attractions and it will be pos
sible for those attending the celebra
tion to obtain entrance to the around
either through the Lewis and Clark
grounds proper or through the ball
grounds.
itles, are entirely dependent upon rail
shipments, and do not own timber. The
greater part of the advance In lumber
prices has been caused by the boosting
or the pnoe or logs, wnicn is tne manu
facturer's raw material, and without
which ha Is ground between the mill
stones of the timber owner and tne
railroad rate makers.
Bttunpage Prloe Greatly Xncrsassd.
Tt waa asserted by t Wsyerhaeuscr
representative at the lumberman' ban
auet recently that the prlca of fir
stumpage had advanced S00 per cent
in the last five years. This means
that standing timber purchased by the
timber owners for 26 to 60 cents per
1,000 feet Is now being held by them
at from $1.25 to 12.60 per l.ooo, and
the price of logs delivered at the lum
ber mills has gone up In the same ra
tio. . .. .. .
If this be the case it Decomes ap
parent that the timber owners sre
reaping the rich narvesi ana me lum
ber mill operators who do not own tim
ber are much In the same position as
to earning capacity that they were with
common rough lumber selling at $8.50
lnatM1 nf the.nresent nrlce of 216.
The really enormous profits are be-lna-
made. It Is said, by the Umber mill
operators who own their timber and who
are receiving the benefits of both the
rise In logs and the advance in the
prloes of lumber.
HUBER GIVEN HEARING
BY EXECUTIVE BOARD
Defendant Discharged From Street
Departmen4jlax Sixteen Wit
nesses to Testify.
the coast Mr. Phenls has been In Port
land a week although upon his arrival
In the Rose City he expected to stay
but a day. His impressions of Portland
were so favorable he remained to be
come better acquainted with the city.
He promisee to write a story of the
growth ana development or fortiand in
the mage sine he represents upon bis re
turn to Baltimore.
Amusement Council Crest park every
evening. Take car ride to this most
beautiful spot Music, dancing, moving
pictures, illustrated songs, etc. Vocal
and instrumental muslo by tha Ha
waiian musicians. Hear the famous
Oregon male quartet
Dr. Luther R. Dyott of Brooklyn has
written acceotlnr the call to the Firm
Congregational church in this city. He
will arrive in Portland next month and
will begin hla duties here about Octo
ber x.
At the residenoe of Rev. C. A.
Wooddy, V. V., In this city, August 17.
1807. Oy KOV. U. A. WOOddy. Harrv R.
Hutton of this city was married to
Miss Wlnnef red Byrne of Salem, Oregon.
Messenarers will not strike Tha ma-
senRers employed by City Messenger Jk
j-eiivery cuinpany, are not on StriKS and
all business entrusted to them will be
romptiy nanaiea. Telephone Main 29.
lome A-2929.
Learn to swim at Rlnrler'a Natatori.
um. Sod juast Morrison. Fresh w&tar.
heated; enamelled tank 20x50 feet Priv
ate lessons for ladles and gents, 60
cents; swim, 25 cents.
Tha Orearon Cheese eomnanr. 1 IS
Fifth street will sell rirst-clasa crea.m.
ery outter at t cents per roil for a
lew aays yet. xry our ze-cent coffee.
Grocers' Pure Food Show la tha next
on the program. They will serve Gold
en Grain Granules there. Everybody
Is talking about It
Bteamer Jesse Harklns. for Camaa.
Washousral and way landlnrs. dallv ax.
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
aocic M,l p. m.
Aoma Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 7(9; 8-1007.
The street cleaning committee of the
executive board yesterday afternoon
gave Oust Huber, one of the laborers,
a hearing on his appeal from suspension
by Superintendent Donaldson. Huber
had 16 witnesses on hand to testify be
fore the committee and was repre
sented by Attorney W. T. Vaughn. The
case waa taken under advisement.
All of Donaldson's witnesses testified
that he was an average laborer but ad
mitted he talked a little too much at
times. Donaldson charges that Huber
refused at tlmea to pay the attention he
should to the orders or nis superiors.
He Is said to have refused a suggestion
of W. G. McPherson. on of the mem
bers of the executive board, when that
official found him talking 15 minutes, to
sweep a space 20 feet long with a wheel
broom, and this is one of the reasons
why Donaldson recommended that he
be given his discharge.
CONCERT TONIGHT AT
HOLLADAY PARK
REEVES
MAKES
SHOES
IK
WA
All
$4.00
Oxfords
Now
$2.95
Ste Oar Window
the nrorram which will
be rendered by the Park band at Hol
laday park tonight The concert be
gins at 8 o'clock:
March. "St. Ellas" De Caprlo
Overture, "The Count of Essex"
Mcrcadante
"Rose Leaves," an Idyl (new)
Ashlelgh.
Walts. "Espanlta" Kose-
'Stlffello"
Intermission.
, .Ven
Woman's Excha:
lunch 11:10 to I
rg
e. 12x Tenth street.
loess men s luncn.
expert photographer,
H. W. Moore,
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark sta.
Diamonds, Watches Beck's, 205 Alder
Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
D. Chambers, optician, 12 Seventh.
Berger signs--224 Yamhill phone.
Bark Tonle forrheumatlsm.
Selection,
Fantasia, "A Hunting Scene" (by re-
7i
ouest)
Intermexso,
ucalossl
Von der Mahden
Eldorev"
Selection, "The Idol's Eye'' Herbert
Baritone solo, "Belle or the west" (Dy
request) Llberatl
(Slgnor De Caprlo.
March, "The Main Chance" . . Schremser
A. De Caprio, director.
Up-to-Date Train Barrios,
The traveling public appreciates the
fact that the Canadian Paciflo la the
up-to-date line.
The attractive features being:
The new 68-hour service Portland to
St. Paul via Spokane.
The Imperial Limited service.
The Trans-Canadian Limited service
the fastest train across this continent
REEVES
313 WASHINGTON
Near Sixth
THIRTY TROLLEY CARS
WILL CARRY WOODMEN
Ice.
For lee call Mala 124 or A-2241.
Delivery company, 261 Stark st
loa
Metsgar Ay Co, Jewalers. 141 .Wash.
Governor Chamberlain, Mayor Lane
and the mayor of St Johns, aa well aa
other state, county and city dignitaries,
have been Invited to participate In the
trolley ride Darade and entertainment at
Cedar park to be held by Webfoot camp
no. so, wooamen or tne wona, maay
evening, August 22. The committee
having the affair In charge, headed by
Dr. 1. J. Harris, has provided for 20
decorated and illuminated trolley cars
which will convey the members of the
camp and their . guests in a parade
through the city. , The celebration Is In
charge of ths general campaign com
mittee and Is Intended as the culminat
ing event in tha work of ths committee,
Afeeossses and tnoers On rd by
. .. Tn sovbxxou trzasovJ'
Druggists refund money if DR. POR
TER'S ANTISEPTIC HAUNC OIL
TEETH EXTRACTED
FREE
When Plates or Bridges
Are Ordered
All Work at tfalf Price for a
short time to introduce the
"Electro Painless System"
Full Set, that fit & 5.00
Gold Crowns, 22-k $3.50
Bridge Teeth, 22-k $3.50
Gold Fillings $1.00
Silver Fillings 50
Guaranteed for 10 Years.
Open Evenings.
THE ELECTRO
PENTAL PARLORS
303 Washington SU cor. 5th,
Opposite Olds ft King's.
fiET AN ACRE TRACT ARD LIVE ON IT
4
THE PURCHASE OF A TRACT AT
FsQiryiew Fruit Farms
Will solve ths problem of life for any man who hat energy and in
telligence. , -l
Your First Crop Will Pay for the Land ,
' Fruit of every Und, berries, cereals, lettuce, pets, string beans,
every variety of market garden produce flourishes on this land, and
poultry-railing and dallying can be pursued with big profit
Fairview Fruit Farms tracts are situated on ths new Trbutdale
extension of the Oregon Water Power railway, recently opened to
passenger traffic 12 miles from Portlandin the garden spot of
Multnomah county. Passenger service every two hours, freight
trains daily t monthly individual commutation tickets, 20 cents per
coupon. You don't have to give up your regular business.
THIS CHOICE ACREAQE TO BE SOLD IN LOTS TO SUIT
BUYERS ONE, TWO, FIVE OR TEN ACRES JUST AS YOU
WANT IT-ON EASY TERMS.
No Tracts Sold Till Day of Sale on the Grounds
Should more than one party desire the same tract, they may bid
for chYRACTS NOS. 1, 2, 3, 14, IS, 16 250 PER ACRE
TRACTS NOS. 4, S, 6, 11, 12, 13 30O PER ACRE
TRACTS NOS. 9 AND 10 ..350 PER ACRE
TRACTS NOS. 7 AND S 400 PER ACRE
Five (S) per cent off for cash.
LET US KNOW TODAY if you will attend sale. Telephone
Main 4526 OR CALL.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN WILL LEAVE FIRST AND
ALDER STREETS ON NEXT SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, AT
1:43 P. M. FOR FAIRVIEW. Fare, 40 cents for round trip.
TICKETS FOR THE EXCURSION CAN BE PURCHASED
OF AND INFORMATION, PRICES, ETC, CONCERNING
FAIRVIEW FRUIT FARMS, OBTAINED FROM
W. P. KEADY or W. E. BURKE
ROOM 13, MALLORY BLDG., 268 8TARK STREET
PHONE MAIN 4526
THE leading BUSINESS COLLEGE
ELKS BUILDINO, PORTLAND, OREGON.
OUR FACULTY IS STRONGER THAN LVLR
We hava just secured the services of two hlfh-salarled, practical men, aa
well as leading- business educators, from the East. We leave no stone
unturned. We are now giving- you the best that money can procure.
H. W. EEHNKE, Pres.
SEN! mi CATALOGUE
L M. WALKER, Prla.
OAXXTOBSTA XOTBU.
HOTEL JEFFERSON
TURK AND OOUOH STREETS
SAN rSANClSCO
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
New hotel, faces Jsffsnon Square. Two
blocks from Vsn Nen Ave., the present shop
ping district. Car Unas transferrins' all ores
city, pass door. Every modern eonvonienoa.
SMroonM sing;l or en suite. 160 private baths.
American and European plana. Prices modsr.
ate. Omnibus meats all trains.
. STEWART" BARKER CO.
Xas Bote! Stewart Opens September 1st
ltk ib4 HCIfir TRCSTDC noae
Wuhlngtoa UULIU IUU1IAL Mala 1
SEAT BALE OPENS TODAY.
EZRA KENDALL
Thura, Prt, Sat.. An. IS. IS, 14.
Special Price Matinee Saturday.
THE RURAL FUN COMEDY.
MSnraill Plnant .InnaiB
livening- Prloe I
Lower floor, except last S rows, ft SO;
last I rows, $1.00. Balcony, first 4 rows,
11.00; next 6 rows, 76c; last S rows, lOo,
Qausry, sc, zoc
Sneelal Saturday Statin Prices i
Entire lower floor, fl.00. Balcony, first
4 rows. 75c: last 10 rows. too. Enure
gallery, tSc
Beats sailing at rising Theatre.
MARQUAM QRAND
(Phone Main t.)
Tonight and All Week. Matinees Wed
nesday and Saturday.
BBAUXLT Uii
Hotel "Key Route Inn"
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
Sunny rooms, private baths, long-dis
tance telephones, compressed air clean
ing, large lobby, cafe a la arts with
milalns and service unsurpassed. For
rates, etc., address
. N. S. MULLAN, Manager.
Formerly Assistant Manager Palaoe
ITOtet San Francisco.
HOTILL, HOLLAND
Bills Stroet, Bet. Powell and Biases,
Saa rraa clsco.
NOW OPEN
BtrloUy Pirst-Olass, Absolutely Pfcre-
prool. ia asosui w wiio anu,
J. O'BOBWSU. Mgr.
The Second in Command
The Greatest Military Drama of ths Day.
Prices 80c, 1 6c, lSc Bargain mati
nee Wednesday, all seats zee
the Star
PHONES
OLD...M S4M
NEW... A 1491
Weak of August IS, 1S07.
Last Week of Present Company,
"TBB TXH THAT BIBBS."
Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur
days and Sundays; prices, lOo and 20c.
Every evening at S:lt; prices, lOo, S0o
and joc Reserve seats by pnona
Sunday, August 26 Opening French
biock uo.
LYRIC THEATER,
Phone
Main 4481
This Week the Allen Stock Company,
Presenting
"THB OXXX nOM AXBAJnr."
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday. Prices, 10c, 20c Every
evening at 8:15. Prices, lOo, 20o and lOo.
Reserve seats dt pnone. Main 4tss.
Office open from Id a m. to 10 p. m.
MOTEL, AUDUBON
sax rzAvcisco nraoKAH piab oxxx
81 nil rooms er aa ralta. Elevator, steasi
best, elcetrtc lights and all modern oonTanl-
ancc. Btricuy rim-ciaae. vonTeniesi to mop
ping enter.' On direct line from ferry and
Ttolrd and Townsena depot, nates si .an.
28 Kill St.. near Via Neaa a Tease.
C. B. OANTKR. Mgr.
DUSmESSCOLLEGL
"THE SCHOOL Of QUALITY
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Ours. Is a large and crowing institu
tion. We occupy two floors (5x100 fast,
and hava a 120,000 equipment Reputa
tion for thorough work brings mors
calls for help than we can meet posi
tion certain for each student when
competent. All modern methods of
bookkeeping taught. ChartierXs our
shorthand easy, rapid, legible. Students
admitted at any time. Catalogue, busi
ness forma i and , panwork f res. Call, i
phons or writa today,
The Grand vaduedxlblb
Week of August 1. 1907.
BOSS AXZOB KOBIXOOX If oo.
The Big Eastern Star.
The Famous Fremont Zouaves,
Columbia Comedy Four.
Held over by popular request. Time and
prices remain the same
TEfflK
Series of Grand Classical and
Opera tlo Conosrts,
$ CHIAFFARELLI
(t mm
BOssj Bath Ovsesw
Dancing la big, cool pavilion, fTS
finest floor and Prasp's orchea- JtJ
tra every nlgrht. Largest swim P"
mlng natatorium. New classes -T
In roller skating svery morn f
inc. J
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DaH.ng rjhriBi of High Tower, f t
. Last Tlma Wednesday, v ? a I
Finest paaoramlo rivaraMa t
ndalsi tha country to the r t J
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MILITARY
ACADEMYV
PORTLAND
ore;
A Boarding and Day
School for Young Men and
reparation for tnU
leges, U. 8. Military and)'.
Naval Academies. Ac
credited to Stanford.
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all State Uni
versities and Agricultural
Colleges- Manual train
Ing. Business eeurse. .
.The principal baa bad 2
?raarr experience la Port- .
and. Comfortable quevr
tera Best environments.
Make reservations sow.
For Illustrated catalog)
and other literature ad
draas
J. W. E1LLU.D.,
Prlaolpal
Columbia University
Unirsrslty Park Station, PoHland, Ot.
Catholic Boarding and Day School for
young men and boys. Situated on a
high plateau skirting the Willamette
river and overlooking ths - panoramla
city of Portland; a veritable health re
sort for students. Extensive play
grounds and tha largest gymnasium la
ths northwest . -
Collertata. Preparatory and Commer
cial Courses. Catalogue sent on applica
tion.
BBV. JOSEPH GALLAGHER, C. 8. a v
President
SCBOO& OPBVS SBPTXXBBB 10. ,
Portland Academy
POBXaVASTO, OBBOOB.
Blaateeatk Tsar Opaas September Is.
Fits boys and girls for eastern and
western colleges. Over two hundred
graduates admitted to college. A board
ing hall for (Iris, with comforts and
care of home. An athletlo field ' and
thoroughly equipped gymnasium. A
large corps of competent and azpaii-
enced teachers. Elementary grades.
both primary and grammar, under tha
same management. Catalogue sent oa
application. , ,
Medical Department -
OF THE. . -
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
list Annual Session Begins Sept 11, IT.
Address p. j& josepni, m. ij., ueaa.
10 jjeKuxn wcg.. jroruano.
OBBOOB XOTBXB.
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b Portland
PORTLAND, OREGON.
EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
TBAVJELERSL
srrtblns to sat and drink, and
It costs aa mora In the
Portland Hotel RafnakaOar
than alatwhsra la ths city,
weekday night from :2S ta IS.
' " BC. O. SOWSM, Sfanasw.
LOCKSLEY HALL
SEASIDE, OREGON . ,
Spend your vacation at Seaside and at - -delightful
Lockaley Hall. Mors sttrae
ttvs than over before. Accommodation
of ths highest order. One hundred els-
f ant outside rooms; private baths; ales
rio lights; Lot and cold water. m
Annex overlooking the Pacific? snd ds-
MghtfulTy situated cottages. i
Ouisws Trararpassed. Sea Poods 1
psalalty. - - , , . -
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