THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND," v ) MONDAY v EVENING. ' AUGUST ' 28, 1907',
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Crews of both trolley cara, 180 and
1(3, which wara conoerned la tha smaah
up at Corbln and Olbba atraata Satur
day, ara at work today and no formal
Investigation of tha aooldant haa been
made by t)a atreat railroad officials.
Juat what tha nature of tha trouble
with tha air pump on car S6S hai
not yat baan determined. Motorman
Bplvey who waa on car 281 and not 180
says that hla automatlo pump waa not
working properly. Ha saya that ha waa
JustlflecUdn removing hla trolley be-
oaupepri was nocejry ior nirn o gei
tueaVlneath hla oar In searching out the
'juroe of tha trouble. He also say
that ha doea not think hla 20 pounds
of air would have carried him down tha
hill In safety, although official! of tha
company thought that It would have
been enough.
NOTED SALVATION ARMY LEADER !
rVjslSPENDING DAY 5lN PORTLAND
Mrs." BalUngton Booth,' commander of
tha Volunteers of America, active, alert,
full of energy, la In Portland, accom
panied by her son, Charlea B. Booth, on
a tour Of prlaon Inspection In the United
States." Sba arrived last night She
wanted to leave for New York last
night, and would bars dona ao had aha
beea able ' to . gat away, but Instead
missed her train. Bha will leave to
night Instead, i
Mrs. Booth and her aon have visited
alght large penitentiaries since leaving
New York several weeks ago, and hava
bean at Salem tha paat few days visit
ing tha Oregon prison, where a branch
of the famous organisation of whlsh
Mrs. Booth la tha head la maintained.
Whan aeen this morning Mrs. Booth
waa In a hurry, which la said to bo not
unusual for her. Sha gava a few dl
rectlona. talked another few, minutes,
and then hurried away with fear son to
procure her railway tlckete. Sha talks
fast, walks , fast almost ' nine and
works faster. Sha Uvea tha strenuous
Ufa and la tha ploture of health.
Mrs. Booth. wae favorably Impressed
with her vlelt at Salem and regretted
very much that aha oould not stay In
Portland mora than day, adding that
engagements In New York City com
pelled her Immediate return. Today she
will receive Adjutant J. T. Foulkes, who
is In charge of the local band of Vol
unteers, and other Portland workers, at
tha Oregon hotel, where aha la staying.
Mr. Booth la a pleasing young man
of hmit is'veara of ace. who la as
devoted to tha Salvation Army work as
his mother. He has a kindly persona -lty
and accompanies his mother on all
her trips.
AmrsaioBVTs.
TODAY and TOMORROW
AUGUST 26 & 27
Twice Sally at and I p, a, sThoW
Orounds Twenty-fifth and aUlelffc.
RINGLING BROS,
CIRCUS
FOaWXAJTO WXTHm llW A SXOW
un Txza.BxroxB.
laftfl Vnitl. AJM Wamam. 9a 1mI
Artists, ioo Cages, 40 Elephants, a Feed-
uy i winuies, avo jrajopea aiars.
DAD. AND THE CHILDREN THIRTY
THOUSAND STRONG VIEW PARADE
H. B. Campbell, Mrs. Congdon, F.
Coulter, Prof. Taylor and E. DeYoung
wera the five speakers participating in
tha symposium on spiritualism at the
meeting of the First Spiritual society In
Artisans' hall last night. Spiritualism
was discussed In all Its phases. Mr.
Campbell showed the difference between
modern and ancient spiritualism. Mrs.
Congdon presented the phenomenal side,
Mr. Coulter developed the mental side.
Prof. Tyler the scientific side and Mrs.
DeYoung presented the spiritual side of
spiritualism. A good-slied audlenop was
In attendance on the symposium.!
J. E. filsson. a local real estate
broker, died In the office of Dr. d.H.
Wheeler. In the Marauam building, at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon of heart
failure. Mr. Hlsson waa in the office
of E. J. McKeltrlck, In the Marquam,
when he was seised with a severe pain
over the heart He waa taken to the
office of Dr. Wheeler and treatment ad
ministered, but he expired in a few min
utes after reaching Dr. Wheeler's office.
Mr. Slsson left no family or relatives
In this city. He was well And favor
ably known In Portland business circles.
The reddest wagons, h wildest-eyed
tigers, the hairiest and roarlest lions,
the biggest elephanta, the bumpiest
camels, the ahlniest horaea, the fattest
doga, the aportleat monkles, tha prettleat
ladles, the cleanest cagea, the tuneful-
est ban da. the funniest clowns, the
ugliest plug-uglies and the nolslesU
calliope that waa tne dictum alter tne
arade when some 0,000 people scat
tered from the sidewaus wnicn tney nad
lined ten deep for an hour or two. and
the smaller element ran four or five
blocks to overtake .the tall-end and aee
It again.
At the scheduled hour this morning
the huge line of circus attractions be
longing to the Rlngllng Brothers' show
went through Its preliminary parade be
fore a vast throng of delighted children
Land parents. The latter, of course, had
come out to oring uie cuuaren. im
parade, it la claimed, fa three miles long
and It waa a noticeable fact that the
three miles were not attained by inter
vening a block between each animal or
ohariot or cage.
The features were run close together
In an unwonted businesslike way to get
It over and to ahow the people that
there waa no need to cheat their credul
lty. Toe bands were close together and
played much. The horses were In fine
condition and glowed even In the un
aunshlny rain.
The cages, which ara cleaned every
day, did not have the battered, worn
appearance so common in constantly
traveling organisations. The animals
were Interesting and varied In assort
ments and tempted many to go out
early to study the varieties before the
circus begins. The crowd that watched
waa pleased and satisfied with the pa
rade and straightway turned away to
attend en masse at 4he tenta.
nounced to be held In the Church of the
Nasarene, 428 Burnslde street. Tuesday.
August 27, has been changed and will
be held with the Trinity M. E. tent
meeting, East Tenth and Lincoln
streets. Take W. W. or Sellwood car.
Services 10:20. 1:30 and 7:80.
Dr. Andrew C. Smith, who with his
wife, haa been on a visit to a ranch in
Crook county, returned to Portland Bat
nrday night and Is no
hospital
at St Vincent's
ipltal, suffering from a aisiocatea
ankle. At the time of the accident he
and Mrs. Smith were getting ready to
start for a horseback ride. Just aa the
doctor started to mount and had placed
his foot In tha stirrup, the horse Jumped
and threw him heavily to the ground.
The dislocation was set by A. L. Macin
tosh, his host, but Dr. Smith decided
to coma to Portland, where he could get
better surgical treatment
Learn to swim at Ringlet's Natatorl
urn, 288 East Morrison. Fresh water,
heated; enamelled tank 20x60 feet. Priv
ate lessons for ladles and gents, SO
cents; swim, 26 cents.
For liquors phone the Family Liquor
Store. J. E. Kelly, successor to Caswell
A Kelly, 264 Morrison street corner
Park. Both phones Pacific, Main 28,
and Home, A-2802.
With the completion of repair work
now being done by the men of hose
company 4 on the Sellwood engine
house the city will convert the hose
company Into an engine company for
the better protection of the factories
recently constructed In Sellwood. The
bouse Is being painted Inside and out
nd stalls for four horses hive been
erected. The old volunteer fire depart
ment of Fleetwood waa recently taken
over by the city of Portland and a hose
wagon stationed In Its station house.
. Real' estate dealers of Sellwood are
Jubilant over their prospeota for this
fall and declare that East Portland
froperty never looked better. During
be past week seversl new houses have
been sold, inoiuding tne sale or a resi
dence at Tacdma and Seventh streets
by tha Sellwood Townstte company to
William Morehouse for f 1,060, a new
house on Clackamas street to R. O.
Chase for $1,700. and lots on East
Eleventh street to W. J. Reed from
David E. Swank for $450.
The Weber-Bussell Canning company
have an office and ws rehouse on dock at
foot of Yamhill street, Portland. Or.,
where they are buying peaches, pears
and plums.
On account of the .circus in Portland
the Vancouver cars 'will leave Second
and Washington at 8:26, 10:86 and 11:45
on Monday night Auguat 28, 1907.
Steamer Jesse Hsrklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Navajo Indian blankets. Ill Sixth st
Alaaka Indian baskets. Ill Sixth st
Eastman kodaks, 111 Sixth street
Woman's Exchange, 112 Tenth street
lunch 11:20 to 2; business men's lunch.
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007.
Diamonds, Watches Beck's, 205 Alder
D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh,
Berger signs 284 Yamhill phone.
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Art Postal company.
FOOD
C0I1ISSB
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TO
EXAMINE
DAIRIES
Owners of Plants Running in
Violation of Laws Will
Be Prosecuted.
Commissioner J. W. Bailey of the
Oregon dairy and food commission Is
attending the state fair at Tillamook.
After the event Is concluded be will
visit all the dairies In that vicinity and
If any are not operated according to
state laws prosecutions will follow. It
Is expected at the office of Commis
sioner Bailey that he will be in Port
land, at the latest, Wednesday of this
week, as a number of Important matters
await his arrival. One or two cases
against local dairymen are on his books,
and It Is also unofficially reported that
a number of Portland bakers are still
using coloring matter in products In
violation of state laws.
The next month will be a very busy
one with Commissioner Bailey, aa he has
the entire state to cover in connection
with several important dairy institutes
which will be held. Mr. Bailey has been
absent from Portland on the present
trip for about one week. Business is
accumulating to such an extent that
the chemist in charge bemoans tha fact
tnat ne may nave to abandon his yearly
vacation this summer.
I he Whole World kan
aiadcad for It Wondara
Rlccobono s "Good Night Horse," Patty,
the Man Who Walks on His Head; the
Mlrta-Oolemns from Persia, the Hallo
way Troupe, the 10 Flying Jordans, the
De Kocks and Dog Acrobat
AMERICA'S MAGIC CITY OF MARVELS
02131 60-CEJTT TICKET ADMITS TO
EVUJtYTHHf 0.
Children under 12 years half price.
Tickets now on sale at Graves A Co.'l
muslo store st same price charged on
tne snow grounds.
MARQUAM GRAND
(Phone Main 8.)
Tonight and All Week.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
"The Carnival of Love"
The Most Delightful Comedy Ever
Written.
Prioes BOo, 25c, l5o. Bargain mati
nee Wednesday, all seats BSo.
MARQUAM GRAND
(Phone Main 8.)
Opening Opera Season,
XOirDAY MATUTEE. SEPTEMBER g,
"The Callfornlans" Opera Company
In Victor Herbert's Beautiful Comic
' Opera.
"THE SERE WADE."
Prices 25c, 60c, 76c; matinee, 26c, 60c.
Seats can be reserved for entire opeTa
season of 18 weeks.
THE STAR
Phones M. 6498
(Home) A1496.
ALL TXZS WEEK,
The K. E. French Stock Co. present
"A DIUOKTEB OP TSTB SOUTX."
Matinees Tuesdays. Thursdays. Satur
days and Sundays at 2:30; prices, 10 and
ZO cents. n;very evenmg ai :io; prices.
10. 20 and 80 cents. Reserve seats by
either phone.
The Grand
VAUDEVILLE
DE LUXB
WEEK OP AUGUST 89.
A Special Bill of Headllners, Headed by
XTXEH 2f CAB TUT 8b CO.,
The Big Eastern Btaxa.
Three shows dally, at 2:30, 7:4B and
9:80. Prices remain the same.
Funeral services of the late Mrs. Car
oline Vantlne were held at the family
residence at I o'clock yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Vantlne, who died last Fri
day night, bad been a resident of Port
land for the past 80 years. She Is
survived by Ashley Vantlne of this
city, a son, two sisters. Miss Susan
-Cosgrove and Mrs. Emma Wagner, and
a brother, Hugh Cosgrove, the latter
two residing in the east
AT THE THEATRES
The Portland Commercial club has ;
been advised by Secretary Taft that he
will reach this city Thursday night
September 5. In his party will be Mrs.
Taft and their son Charles, 10 years
old. General C. R. Edwards, and Mr.
Taft's private secretary, W. W. Mlsch
ler. Mr. Taft and family will, during
their stay In Portland, be guests at the
home of T. B. Wilcox.
Amusement Council Crest park every
evening. Take car ride to this most
t.mU, U . W. U1U,UII
aires. Illustrated songs, etc. Vocal
anTfcstrumental muslo by the Ha
walIan"Viusiclans. Hear tha famous
Oregon male quartet.
Baker Box Office Now Open.
The Baker theatre box office opened
today for the sale of season seats, and
one or tne longest lines tnat ever stood
in front of a theatre In this city waa
there early this morning. They were
securing seats for all performances, and
it is stated good seats can still De se
cured for nearly any weekly perform
ance. The opening play will be Henry
Arthur Jones' great comedy success,
"The Liars," next Sunday matinee.
"That Girl Prom Texas."
This week a play full of life and go,
with a Dream rrom tne plains and
hearty laugh at the good American
humor through it all, greets the patrons
at the Lyric. Never seen before here,
It is well worth seeing. It gives to n
good company of players just the kind
or lines tney can matte tne most oi.
"A Daughter of the South."
The French stock company opened Its
season at tne star theatre yesterday
and at once made a ravoranie impres
slon. The attraction Is "A Daughter of
the South." This is a civil war play
with all the elements which go to make
a successful drama. There will be mat
inees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
water through hose for jprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for in advance
and used only between tne hours of 2
and ft 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.
If you have a troublesome cough or
cold that other remedies fall to relieve,
get a bottle of Kenyon's Cough Cure
from Albert Bernl, the druggist. 233
Washington street and get cured. It
gives results that are satisfactory,
Graduates and students of the depart
ment of law tf the University of Oregon
are requested to meet in Judge Oanten
beln's chambers at 1:90 tomorrow after
noon for the purpose of attending the
funeral of Judge Sears.
The all-day meeting of the Oregon
Holiness association, which was an-
F.W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
EINTING
C I -
Phones
Main 165
Home A1165
Eirst and Oak.
"A Race Tout's Dream."
At the Orand the firm of Sullivan A
Considlne is giving a big vaudeville
show this week. Miles MoCarthy and
company head the list with "A Race
Tout's Dream," a sketch which has met
with success wherever It has been seen.
John Walsh, "the man with the hod," is
a monologlst who has nothing but the
latest Jokes. Redwood and Harvey pre
sent a nign-ciass European musioai act.
"Carnival of Love."
Tonight begins the last week of the
Stockwell-MacGresror company's en
gagement at the Marquam. The cjoslng
attraction Is "The Carnrval of Love," a
farce taken from the French and con
sidered one of the best that has been
turned Into English. IThe play had a
Ion and nrosDerous run In London vnd
Paris and met with favor in the east
for several seasons. It will be see In
Portland for the nrst time tonignt.
Wednesday and Saturday.- Seats aro
now selling for all week.
PERSONAL
Architect Ernest Kroner left thlis
morning for a four months' visit to his
old home In southern Germany. Mr.
Kroner did not expect to make this trip
abroad for some months yet. but dlsaul-
eting news as to the health of his moth
r, whom he has not seen for 20 years,
Induced him to start at once.
Building Permit.
W. P. Lindley, bam, Alblha between
Prescott and Blandlna, 176; E. Q. La
Follette, two-story dwelling. "East
Twenty-seventh between Francis- snd
Gladstone, 21,600; J. D. R. Brown, one
and a half story dwelling, Montana be
tween, Church and Jessup, $800. . . .
Time, the Physician.
, From the Cincinnati Enquirer.'
The Vdebt of nature" will some day
cause the removal of the only man for
whom the Democrats can now vote for
president - By' that time, though, there
mav be a complete set of new voters
who will be wtlllns- to "take chances"
on soma other leader than Mf. Bryan.
INDUSTRIES ACTIVE
Only Men Bngwged la Pore Bpeonlatloa
Obliged to Call a Bait
J. Shemanskl returned yesterday from
New Tork accompanied by his brother.
Both look the picture of health and
apeak in the most optimistic terms of
business conditions in the middle and
western states.
"I am rejoiced to find on my return
that my store, the Eastern Outfitting
Co., has done as the boys say In this
country, 'A land office business,' " said
Mr. Shemanskl this morning. "I found
no grumbling anywhere in the produc
tive lines of work. All the factories
were busy and those engaged In the In
dustries of the country appear to have
more than they can do. The same It
true In Portland today. In some of the
far eastern cities a few men engaged In
speculation and that alone have been
obliged to cll a halt But the areat re.
sources of this country were never being
ueveiopeu quite so rapidly as now.
S0L0NS PLANNING TO
INCREASE ARMY PAT
LYRIC T H UATRB
Both Phones: Main 4686. Home A1026.
Week Commencing Monday, August 26,
The Allen Stock Co.. Presenting
"THE aiB I. TBOM TEXAS.'
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c.
Every evening at 8:16. Prices 10c.
20c and 30c; boxes 60c.
Order Beats by Both Flumes.
Box office open from 10 a. m. to 10
p. m.
PHI '"
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FLAT-IRONS
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL
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delivered, with all necessary equipment, absolutely
free of charge.
OTTT OUT OOtTPOBT AJTD 2CAXX. TO XTB TODAY
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT ft POWER COMPANY,
First and Alder St, Portland, Or.
Gentlemen: You may ddiver to me one Electric Flatiron,
which I agree to try, and if unsatisfactory to me, to return to
you withing 30 dayi from date of delivery. If I do not return
it at that time you may charge same to my account at $4.00. It
is understood that no charge will be made for the iron if I
return it within - 30 days.
Name
Address
DEPARTMENT J,
The thirty days' trial offer applies only to con
sumers of our Current.
ELECTRIC HEATINO AND COOKING APPLIANCES ON
EXHIBITION AT THE COMPANY'S SUPPLY DEPT., 147-149
SEVENTH STREET
Telephone Main 6688 for Information
DRES3SR3
DaMseiiii
Plums
' The hundred of ladies who
wait for these yearly before
putting down their tarns 'and
Jellies will be (lad to know that
we have large and select quan
tity of them now and are pre
pared to fill orders of all sixes.
Peaches In unlimited quanti
ties also and all chosen with
scrupulous care. ,
Our big, new, roomy market
givea us room we never enjoyed
before for displaying our pre
serving fruits, and patrons will
be acting wisely by taking our
suggestion to fill their require
ments now, ... v"' -3
Whether bent on buying or
not, you will find much to in
terest you in the new Dressers. '
We are receiving hundreds of
strangers daily.
DRESSERS
Everything for tha Table.
Fifth and Stark;
Also Fifteenth and Broadway,
Gearhart and Seaside.
q) ASTORIA I n
nVEfiATTM
U U Est 64 inl I tTU
President and Legislators Argue
Upon Improvement of Conditions.
(Journal SpecUl Service.)
Washington, Aug. 26. Increase in the
pay of the army, but no Increase In
Its size, Is the compromise which has
been reached between the president and
the loaders or congress who control
eglalation.
The president had srlven his hearty
approval to the plans at the general
staff of the army which Included both
increases, but after consultations nl
conferences it has been decided that It
will be impossible to do more at the
next session of congress than to secure
an increase in the pay of the army.
Immediately upon convening bills will
be Introduced in the senate by Dick of
Ohio, and In the house of representa
tives by Capron of Rhode Island.
carrying out the agreement which has
een reached.
These bills will provide for an in
crease of 10 per cent In the salary of
lleutenant-zeheral. 15 per cent increase
for major and brigadier-generals. 20 per
cent for colonels, lieutenant-colonels
and majors. 25 per cent increase for
captains and lieutenants and SO per cent
increase for non-commissioned officers
and privates. It is thought that such a
measure win Deeome a . law.
It was also desired to increase the
size of the army but this was defeated.
Tbii thirteenth annua sqnano event will be to
most spectacular ever held in the Northwest
SEPTEMBER 2. 3 & 4
Stiliac Race. Land Bporta, Country Fair, Viking
Pmantr7. Nora. man will mtIv tiiirmnt ancient i
trndltiona la met none and heroio daada of valor. I
16.000.00 la sash priam. Tan Thousand onrelaa I
will preaant taair world faaooa !
SJENGERFEST
AUO. 81 AMD SETT. 18
Low rata on all rail and steamboat linaa I
ASTORIA, OREGON
I BVERVBODY IS TALKING ABOUT IT
5 The Following Leading Grocers Sell
Golden Grain Granules
The 100 PerCent PURE Cereal Health Coffee
In Rosebur?, Or., a Bright City
AT THE STOCK
ifaEATKES
"A Daughter of the South," the pre
mier attraction of the R. E. French
stock company filled the Star theatre
to Its capacity and more yesterday aft
ernoon when the flrsjp opening bill of the
aggregation was presented to the Port
land theatre-going puDilc.
The new company was given a hearty
greeting by Its Portland audience and it
selected a rood vehicle upon which to
staufker & co.
h. marks co.
rochdale co.
McClelland bros.
J. F. BARKER A CO.
PARKS at JOHNSON
MRS. A. C. KIDD A SON
B. A. HUN8AKER
In Euzene, Or.
The z arrst City la Southern Oregon Tact orlaa, Stat traivaralt.
B. A. ALLEN & SON
C. B. DANIEL
HAMILTON AND VAN
STRAND
J. A. 8CHERKINOER
W. H. DEMPSTER
NICKLIN A NEAL
PEDER JOHNSON
W. A. BELL
ORDE- W. H. OREEN.
H. B. DAVIDSON
J. W. WHITE
E. D. MATLOCK
J. F. STERNER
ride into favor with its auditors. The
story of the "Daughter of the South" is
similar perhaps to many other stories
dealing with the stirring days of the
civil war. It is interesting, however,
and its martial setting and its love in-'
terest holds the attention of the audi
ence and every part of it.
The story deals with the adventures
of two army officers, one wearing tlfe
blue and the other the gray. Both are
bound by the graces of the same south
ern girl. The circumstances or war
throw the wearer of the blue into a
southern prison and leave both him and
the girl at the mercy of the men who
know of and decry their love. The
southern lover, however, rises to the oc
casion at the critical time and frees
the northern prisoner.
Throughout the play there Is action
Land plenty of it. Ther is the glamor of
me unuunns aim iuu eiiiitsii ui jjuwuer.
Tha audience took the company Into
the family at the first performance yes
terdayand It has already been assured
by its Initial performance of a good
place in the Portland heart. The
'Daughter of the South" will be the
attraction at the Star throughout the
week with the usual matinees.
nr srxrtranxu), om.
C. H. PICKETT VU
PAUL BETTELHEIM CO.
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MERLIN MERCANTILE CO.
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J. D. BENNETT A CO.
J. H. CANTER SON
MAT A SENDERS
JTJBTCTIOH CUT 7, OB.
MILLIORN BROS.
JACKSON & CO.
J. T. WHITING
BABER & SPENCER
A. J. KAISER
HAXJULM,
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MESSNER CONKBT
WALKER
F. 8. WILSON
KOBKOUTK, OB.
LINDSAY & CO.
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We Set the Pace
Specialists
in Painless Dentistry
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Nervous people and those afflicted
with heart weakness can now have
their teeth 'filled and extracted
without the least pain or danger.
To introduce our painless meth
od until August 31 we will do all
kind of dentistry at one-half our
regular prices. A protective guar
antee given with all work done by
us.
Lady in attendance. Open eve
nings. Chicago Dentists
Suite 3-4-5 Raleigh Bldg.
Sixth and Washington St.
Phone Main 388a
MILITARY
ACADEMY',
PORTLAND ORtV '
A Boarding- and Cay
School tor Young Man and
Boys.
Preparation ' for col
leges, U. a Military and
Naval Academies. Ac
credited to Stanford.
Berkeley. Cornell, Am
herst and all State Uni
versities and Agricultural
Collages. Manual train
ing. Business course.
Tha principal has had ii
? rears' experience la Portt
and. Comfortable quar
ters. Bast environments. .
Make reservations now.
For illustrated catalog
and other literature ad
dress A-,-.,
h W. HILL, M.D.,
Principal and Vnprtaiatv
OB.
MILLER. ALCORN A CO.
SIMPSON BROS.
TAXJm OTTT, OB.
WALTER L TOOZE
BLACK BOOB, 01
WALTER L. TOOZE
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J. A. CARTER
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Hit"LINOCORD" eyelet battoaholee
Isiy to button. Strong to bold.
aiO. t. IBS A CO., Stofcw TMOV, SJ. T.
Rodney
PORTLAND R. L. & P. CO.
Portland Bailway Division.
Commencing Wednesday. August 2$.
1907. and until further notice, during
track repairs on Union avenue. Van
couver, Woodlawn. Alberta, Russell
Shaver and Broadway cars will cross
the river coming in over the Steel
bridge, then- around the Alder street
loop and return, over the Burnslde
bridge.
The East Burnslde cars will run from
East Eighteenth and Stark streets to
Sixteenth and Washington streets over
Burnslde bridge.
Low Rates ast "H
On September 11. 12 and 18 the Ca
nadian Racine win aeu rouno trip ex
cursion ticketf to St Paul, Chicago and
eastern points at very low rates. This
be the last excursion OT tha season.
your sleeping car reservations
now. For full particulars regarding
rates, etc., call on of address F. R.
Johnson, O. A. P. D., Portland, Oregon.
8MEEDH HOTEL, EUGENE, OR., IS O. K.
5 HARRISBURO COMMERCIAL HOTEL. HARRISBURO, OR., ALSO
H 8ERVES .
i Golden Grain Granules
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For toe call Main St4 or A-SI4S,
Delivery company, 111 Stark at
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HomeDecoratino
la not a difficult matter whea you
use
HOR-E-LAC
THE ORIENTAL WOOD FINISH
A combination of most durable Var
nish and Stains for Interior Wood
Work. Floors, Furniture, eta, ; ;
THE BIG PAINT STORE
Fisher, Thorsen & Co;
FRONT AND MORRISON 0TS.
FRUIT WANTED
Pears, Peaches, Blackberries,
Green Gage Plums and Yel
low Egg Plums, also Rhu
barb. We want this fruit in
any quantity boxes fur
nished. Prompt payment on
delivery. We are tempo
rarily located on dock at foot
of Yamhill st, .Portland, Or.
Telephone . Main 4219. '
Weber-Bussell
Canning Co.
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f oa Vfonui cm;
r. Sanderson's "". - f ' 1
and Cotton Hoot 1 ? ' '
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most lseinis !' in $ tt I
days. Sttrm II per boc. '., i tn i
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