THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, . THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5 1W7.
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TUB iOmWAh AT RKSOBTS
",, ub50rtJberB n havs Ths Journal Bs
IJl?.r3 ' th ular tes at th fol
lowing) resorts by notifying ths iftnti
.. w-ou pieces mentioned. uo-
crtpttona by mall art payable la . ad-
' OREGON XtESORTS. 1
w!ryV ..,. ...... ...p. jr. Rtmok
S2,'.'- . .Ht Lais Sanitarium
Wllnolt Springs... ....F. W. McJUrao
WASHINGTON RESORTS.
Carson Anri. i
fJ& 8on Mlntral Springs flotsl
&?fid,JBP.rtn6"' Tbomss Moffalt
Collins Springs...,,.,. .,,C, T. Belcher
fiPV-'L' ....Louis Cohen
v WrjJU Pottsngsr and O. A. Smith
JS'f1!' " H. J. Brown
- x-ara ,, Matthews Thadford
5lVrl?w Frank E. Strauhal
orti Kara ....... Tha Breakers Hotel
TONIGHTS AMUSEMENTS.
The Helllg
fuarquam
Baker ..
Ulrant
............. vauaevui
k'yrlO.. .... ."! nt h D..nh
Ptarl 'Tli-lu.n Vvnm Ur.n.V
four Linen
la either' the pride or the bans of
your Ufa. Let us take oars of It,
and you'll alwaya be proud of It
.Mo ; smudges, . nor streaks, nor
tears, ' nor 'broken .bands, nor
frayed edges everything just as
you want It. Drop us a postal
card telling us when to call.
UNION LAUNDRY
; Second and Columbia. "
; , . Telephone Main 191.
mrvir
itiiiif i ii
......The Prince Chap"
. .....v "The Serenade"
"The Llare'
. . .Vaudeville
of Oregon of the complete 11ns of Jack
aon cara, built by the Jackson Motor
Car company of Jackson, Michigan. The
mat shipment will arrivs about October
1, 1907.
Roseburg day, Friday, Sept ; Taco-
ma day, Saturday, Sept, 7 Oregon
rffv riav Vnnifav.' nt Sr VannnvF.
.......6. W. P. oars I Waeh., day, Tuesday, Sept 10; Salem day
Wednesday. Sent 11: Aitorla. day.
Tnuri(iv nent. iz: MCMinnvni' day.
Miss Lucy Broad rare an interesting l.fTlday. Sept 18; Eugene day, Satur-
talk at th . dy. Sept UL at Oolden Grain Gran-
. Z. IT "v""" ' u..i'iul(l cereal Coffee booth. One and
..EJ". lM c""" w. c.T. U. Her one third fare on the railroads,
subject was New Zealand. The no-1
license fight Is carried on there with It Is In everybody's mouth. Children
great Visor. All tmnnnM onUM.. r , .....
SSCUrarf In .dm. ... v, 1 1
Th work la wIm JT.iV .i.tT- iT.Z'Jl Everybody Is talking al
l&.aP c'ourr.r lg$& 8
apostle of Deranc.: frank T..,r7 Oranule-- the 100 per cent pure cereal
Whose life haa haan anant fnr tVi. I COITeS.
iurm. miss JJroad also snoks briefly
or the work In Japan, and exhibited
some souvenirs of her visit At the
conclusion of the exercises tea and cake
were served and a delightful social
nour spent. Miss Brood visited with
many whom she met at the time of her
lira i visit nere last lau.
A meeting of the Oak Grove Improve
ment association has been called for
this svenfna-. This will be the first
meeting since the summer vacation, and
a large attendance Is desired so that a
good start can te made for the work
ahead to ba accomplished this winter.
Mlks Toplch was arrested Tuesday! J. W. Applegate, charged with as-
night by Patrolman Thorps on a war-1 sault with a dangerous wespon, pleaded
rant charging him with obtaining not guilty before Judgs Clelsnd In the
money ailtr- faJ oretawaaa. It ul airoull ou 1 -,thla ... aumUa , 14- im
auea-ea oy jonn Anaerson. a nortn end I cnargea mat Appiegate, on July zz, shot
employment agent, tnat Toplch and 19 I at O. M. Oliver, the bullet grazing Oll-
viucr nunisnuraoi were aent in a I var a eveDrow.
cunairuction camp to work and that
BBveru oays jaier ins acousea man re- After deliberating- about an hour, a
ilrAVrJ.Ult' fUdS Oantenbeln's department
ing that there was no labor for tha of circuit court yssterday afternoon
IDrMTJINT
ill UllUI ill
REALTY DEALS
Transactions Closed Show a
Desire for Eeyenue Pro
S ; . ducing Property
i ,; A , number of Important real estate
transactions havs been olossd up In the
last day or two. While nons of them I
Involved; vsry largs sums, the largest
consideration being 120,000, they were
all bona fids purohases, largely mads
for investment purposes.
w. jh. utreeter and J. J. Dalr have
juat ciossa a aeai zor a piece or Van
couver waterfront They represented
local Investors, who will use the nroD-
erty as a sits for a large manufacturing
plant; $20,000 waa paid for the holding.
The largs building at the corner of
Broad and Ulney streets, Monta villa, I
nas Dsen soia oy u it r rencn to w. jr.
Bcbuller for 114,000. The sale was
made some time ago, but has just been
closed In ths last day or two.
II. M. Cake haa purchased ths Brune
residence, containing seven rooms and
occupying a quarter block at the north
east corner of East Nineteenth and Han
cock streets. Mr. Cake paid $8,600 for
the property, which he will Immediately
occupy as a noms.
L. P. Lee purchased laat week from
the Portland Trust Company of Oregon
lii-xoot lot ironting Kearney street.
s. f (
ately resold the lot to Otto Rothschild
The) Store. Noted for Pest Goods at Lowest Trice fl;
' pspa1a'sfcp"vy
AJCVSX"
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a
between
fourth street
Twenty-third and Twenty-
for $4,600. He Immedi-
men. Uton this reoreaentatlon An.
derson claims that he returned the fees
of It Sf ths men smountlng to $16 to
Toplch and alleges that the latter was
not entitled to ths money. Toplch has
been released on $400 cash ball and
the esse will corns up In ths police
court Monday.
found C. E,
women and children
Rader guilty of annoying
ihlldren in Holladav park.
Rader was sentenced to three months In
the county Jail.
Lynn Williams, the notorious negro
sx-convlct who wss arrested last week
upon complaint of J. J. Kelly of the
. r 11 V. 1 . . i .
ni..r, . i a.euy raini company, on a onarge or
w vwiu Tear ware I h rhviv rnhn.rv waa mvm a niAMm
nominated at last night's meeting f lnary examination in the police- court
the Portland Ail niuh a rr.fni -ik. yesterday and bound over to the srand
uie was paid to w. uooptr Morris by ur lu um m ow.
uiiuiinnuuaiy renominating him for
treasurer of the club. George Estes
waa nomlnateo for president; Edward
R. Helleg, first vice-president and Ed
ward Jaeger, secorid vise-president. C.
N. Blaok was oommended in a resolution
for his attempt to seoure ths national
convention of the Aasoclated Advertis
ing clubs of America for Portland in
1908. The minstrel show to be given
by the local Ad club this fall waa dis
cussed, ths snnouncement being made
that some talented burnt cork artists
had already been secured.
G. E. Slater, who was arrested last
week by Detectives Maloney and Alden
for passing a worttiless check on Clrdo
M. Bills, secretary of the Portland
lodge ot Elks and Is wanted In an
used for sprinkling streets.
.rules, or Weste
ll
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing- porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
ana used only between tne hours of I
and $ a m., and C and t p. m. It must
not oe usea zor spi
used contrary to these
fully. It will be shut oft
Governor Chamberlain has honored the
request for the requisition of G. E. Sla
ter, who Is wanted at San Diego, Cali
fornia, on a charge of passing an illegal
check for $700. Slater will be taken to
Ban Diego by Harry J. Place, starting
tonight.
Diego,
for swindling Victor Wanowskl
In a similar manner, will
of that city
be taken back to the southern Califor
nia city for trial. Constabls Place of
Han Diego arrived in rovtiand yester
day morning with the necessary papers
and will leave today with his prisoner.
Local charges sgalnst Slater will not
be pressed but in the event of his so
quittal In Calif on la he may be brought
back here.
Mall & Von Borstel have sold for the
Mercantile Loan A Trust company to
Charles Mots lot 60x100 on Twenty-
eighth and Wasco. Mr. Mots intends to
Improve the property. This firm has
slso sold for the same parties the lot
adJoinina- tha above property to j. h.
Nlckles, who also Intends to Improve
the property.
A handsome souvenir shaving mug
given free with each rasor sold by us
for ths next three days. Remember, we
positively sruarsntee every rasor sold
by us to be satisfactory to the pur
chaser or money cneerruuy rerunded.
That's our wsy of doing business. Al
bert Bernl, the druggist, tit Washing'
ton street, near Second.
A special train carrying troops that
had been on special duty at Yellowstone
Park during the summer passed through
ortland last night arriving over the
Northern Pacific and passing out for
San Francisco Immediately on the
Southern Pacific. The train carried
about 300 soldiers with officers and
equipment
Life and work In Korea and Japan
will be discussed by Miss Lucy Broad in
a travalogue at Grace Methodist Episco
pal church at 7:46 this evening. Miss
Broad is the delegate and lecturer of the
Woman's Christian. Temperance union
of Great Britain, and has spent many
years in tne orient. Her talk win oe
Illustrated by dresses, curios and sing
ing. ' The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the East Side Business Msn's club will
be held this evening at S o'clock In the
Sarlors of the East Side Athletic club,
rand avenue and East Morrison street.
The new schedule of dues will be dis
cussed and further plans for the prose
cution of the advertising plan formu
lated and launched three weeks ago.
A. D. Perkins of ths Pullman Auto Car
company nas successfully negotiated
jrree vocai culture. An unusual op
portunity for young men to Join a male
An unusual op
chorus under one of the best vocal con
ductors of the northwest. Write or call
on Scott Bosorth, The Journal business
orrice, between 6 and 6 o clock.
The Harney Land company has been
Incorporated by John M. McKinsle, Wal
lace F. Miller and W. B. Shlvely Jr.
Incorporation articles were filed In the
office of County Clerk Fields this morn
ing, capital stock. $25,000.
Articles of incorporation of the w
C. Noon Lumber company were filed in
the ofTlcs of the county clerk this morn
ing by.C. A. Bell, Sanderson Reed and
n. Abramson. Capital stock, $20,000.
Articles of Incorporation of ths Co
operative Fuel company were filed in
the office of ths county clsrk this morn
ing by H. M. Patton. H. H. Clark and C.
D. Lownsdals; capital stock, $60,000.
L. C Mackay. John B. HIbbard and
Ed O. Mayor this morninr filed in tha
office of the county clerk articles of in
corporation of the Mount Tabor Realty
company, capitalised at $15,000.
Miss Lucy Broad, ths mlsslonarv.
will give a lecture at the Methodist
Episcopal church at St. Johns tomor
row svenlng at T:45. The toplo Is Fiji
and ths FlJIans.
at an advanos of $1,000.
Martin Battler haa purchased all of
block 16. Highland, except lots l and 2.
rrom nowara w. uanoway and associ
ates, for $4,250. The property has a I
frontage on Going, Prescott, East Eighth
and East Ninth streets.
George Rasmussen has sold to Anna
J. Gatska a house and lot In Park View
extension, near Bellwood. for $2,660.
The City Church Extension soclsty of
the Methodist Episcopal cnurcn nas
purchased from P. L. and Irene H.
Willis ths quarter block at the north
west corner of 8avler and Twentieth
streets for $4,600. This soclsty sold Its
Twenty-third street cnurcn site some
time ago and will build a new edifice on
.thfPsvler street property,
Mrs. c.lia J. tioiorooK naa purcnasea
from Blaine K. Smith a House and lot
on East Tenth street, between Halsey
and Clackamas, for $6,600.
FUNEEAL SERVICES
OVER HERO'S "REMAINS
Funeral ceremonies were pronounced
over ths remains of Guy E. Moore at
the Portland crematorium yesterday
afternoon. Ths services were followed
with ths cremation of his body, together
with that of his father, who died some
time ago. A largs number of relatives
and mends were present, inciuaing a
number of Oregon Agricultural college
students who were classmates of young
Moors when hs was a student In that
Institution.
Cheater L. Proebstel read the
?rayer at the opening, followed by Pro
essor E. R. Lake of the Agricultural
I SPECIAL SALE C
(jrest: lills Underwear
Friday
and
Saturday
Hundreds of Portland women wait for this, our annual sale of the famous Forest
Mills Underwear. We are sole Portland agents for some of the very best numbers
in these splendid garments and consequently; are in a position to give you a wide
selection at the lowest possible prices. Remember this is the Original Forest Mills
Underwear. Note some of our leading numbers for early fall wear and the prices
UNION SUITS Forest Mills
Union Suits in a fine French
rib, silk crochet edge and silk
tape, hand finished ; $1.50 qual
ity. On sale Friday A A
and Saturday at wis JL7
UNION SUITS Forest Millar
Union Suits in fine silk and
wool rib, beautifully finished
with silk crochet edge and silk
tape ; $1.35 grade. Special
97c
75c
UNION SUITS Forest Mills
Union Suits for early fall, hand
finished in a fine French rib;.
never sold for less than one
dollar. On special sale
for two days at
UNION SUITS Forest Mills
Union Suits in pure white,
lisle finished and perfect tit-
ting, fine weight for present
wear; reg. 75c grade.
Extra special, each ....
50c
(l
i
Forest Mills Fine Ribbed
Vests, Pants and Tights, hand
finished with silk edge and
tape, perfect fitting and one of
our most popular num- J jr
bers, at, garment TrC
Forest Mills Fine Jersey
Ribbed Vests, Pants and
Tights, pure Australian wool,
hand finished and regular $1.25
quality. Special for two
days at, each
Children's Fine French Ribbed
Vests and Pants, a splendid
garment for school wear;
comes in sizes 2 to 12 years.
Friday and Saturday, Of
garment auOC
Boys' Fine Ribbed Vests in
'igrayT a "Hmlrecr number only
at this special low price. On
special sale Friday and 1 n
Saturday at, garment. . 1&2C
Rev. Frank F. Moore, who was
associated with Guy Moore in
college,
closelv
Corvallls, delivered an appreciative ad
Penney Bros.' Friday Bneclal We of.
fer $1.C0 grade of wines at $1 Per rat
ion, Friday only. 879-381 East Morri
son strset Phone East 287.
dress telilnar of his life.
This service was followed by the
ritual of the Ancient Order of united
Workmen, read by Master Workman W.
K. Benvie and Past Master J. H. Zane
of Fidelity lodge No. 4. The pallbearers,
all of whom were classmates of Guy
Moore, were: Chester L. Proebstel, A.
Sidney Wells, Horace C. Brodle J. C.
Burns, A. Horton and J. C. Rhlnehart.
THINKS SIXTH STREET
WILL BE THE BUSIEST
1 ' Phil K. Gordon, one of Portland's
staunchest friends in ths railway con
tingent. Is In the city today on busi
ness for his line. He Is the Paclflo
coast passenger agent for the Washington-Sunset
route, embracing the South
ern railway, the Western railway of
Alabama, the Lroulsvllle St Nashville
and Southern Pacific, with headquar
ters at San Francisco.
A year ago Mr. Gordon purchased the
property occupied by ths Quelle res
taurant and hotel at the corner of Sixth
and Stark streets. His judgment,
based on the erection of the WeUs-Fargo
building, ths Fenton building and nu
merous others in the vicinity, is that
Sixth street will in the near future
rival the bualest business streets' In
Portland.
ERIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
LONG SILK GLOVES Full elbow
length Silk Gloves, double tipped fingers
and best quality pure silk ; black, white
and all colocs. Special, a
pair
LONG LACE MITTS Real hand-made
Duchesse Lace Mitts in black and white
and in a full range of sizes;
regular $5 values. Special.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR Men's All
Wool Ribbed Underwear in pink and
brown; standard $1.50 quality. A A
Friday and Saturday, garment. $1 UU
SAMPLE LINES of Handkerchiefs, Ta
ble Cloths, Dresser Scarfs, Boys' Caps,
Mittens, etc., on sale at 60c on the dollar.
$1.47
$1.50
DRESS SKIRTS Women's and Misses'
Gray Panama Dress Skirts, full plaited
and all wool; best $6 values. aq
Special, each PJss70
BLACK CAT HOSIERY Women's and
Children's Black Cat Hosiery, double
heel, sole and toes and double inl
knee. Friday and Saturday lZiatC
LA VICTORIE CORSETS A standard
$3.00 Corset and a splendid model for
stout women ; comes in black and drab
and sizes 26 to 30; ribbon Afj
trimmed Msfff
SAMPLE LINES of Muslin Underwear,
Knit Underwear, Hosiery, Infants' Wear,
etc., on sale at 60c on the dollar.
for the distributing agency for the state
Offices for Rent A few choice of
fices for rent. Apply to The Title Guar
antee' & Trust company, 240-244 Wash
ington street, corner oz second.
Steamer Jesse Hariri ns. for Camaa.
Waahoua-al and way landlnss. dallv ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atrest
aock ac i p. m.
Woman's Exchange. IBS Tenth street
lunch 11:80 to S; business men's lunch.
Aotne Oil Co. sell safety eeal ell-and
fins gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007.
E.
W.
expert photographer,
Moore.
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark sts.
Dr.
ear.
Casseday,
Glasses fitted.
nose, throat eye and
uekum bldg.
LOCKED WIFE IN ROOM
WHILE HE GOT DRUNK
Charging that her husband, David
Smith, had the habit of locking her Into
her room and then going away and be
coming intoxicated. Mrs. Alblrta H.
Smith, colored, has filed a suit In
the circuit court for a divorce.
Mrs. Smith alleges that she and her
husband are vaudeville performers and
that as they traveled about the country
she was in want of food. It is charged
that she was not only denied the asso
ciation of her friends, but waa falsely
accused of infidelity.
They were married , at Sacramento,
California, In January, 1904. Mrs. Smith
wishes to resums her maiden name,
Henderson.
Write for
Our New
Reduced
Price List
aV,
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS
Write for
Our New
Reduced
Price List
LANE VETERANS'
COMING REUNION
Diamonds, Watcnes Beck's, 206 Alder
D. Chambers, optician. 129 Seventh,
Bsrger signs 284 TamhlU phone.
Bark Tonio for rheumatism.
Have you got your business down to such a fine point that
you can tell 'Where every dollar spent was used? Aren't you con-
a as as
stantly wonqenng wnere an your money goes ana wny you nave
so much trouble toTnake ends meetf
Tf vou will deoosit vour entire earnings with us and oav votir
Kills by check, we will keep your books lor you so that you can
trace every cent. You will never have to pay a bill twice because
a canceled check is a receipt for the amount of its face.
Follow this course and it will not be long until you see where
1 pa Ire arc Ynii will hprrin tn save, the mnnev vnn nrvw snenrl
.ait i it , i . J i .
looiismy ana peiore long win nave accumuiaieq enougn 10 insure
you against want.
(Soeclal DUoatch to Th Journal.)
Eugene, Or., Sept. 6. The annual re
union of the Lane County Veterans'" as
sociation will be held here Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September 18, 19
and 20. Veterans of all wars meet st
these reunions, and usually over 200 are
In attendance. They are always big af
fairs with the old soldiers of the county.
The program is as follows:
Wednesday win oe spent in register
ing the old soldiers, giving ins name,
comnanv and reclment. In the evening:
a camp fire will be held, at which there
will oe speeencs, recitations ana music.
Thursday at 10 o'clock the annual pa
rade will take place, and at noon a din
ner will be given at the G. A. R. hall.
In the evening an address will be given
at the courthouse bv S. D. Allen.
Friday at 9 o'clock the business meet
ing of the association will be held and
the annual election of officers will tsko
place.
FREIGHT CARS BLOCK
ROADS AT HARRISBURG
(Special Dlipiteh to The Jonrnil.)
rr . RpDt. B. An informal com
plaint has been received by the railway
commission rrom i. j. Anuerouii,
recorder of Harrlsburg, Oregon, against
the nractice of the Southern Pacifio of
standing Its cars on the public roads
on the outskirts of that town, and thus
obstructing traffic. He alleges that
the city council has no control except
Over tne piattea stream, ana uioiciuio
eannot act In the matter, and ths eom-
mission is urged to take some action
toward providing a remedy.
The mil wav commission has notified
the Southern Pacifio management, re
questing a thorough Investigation of
tha matter.
Telegraphy
airr-aniB AD OOKKSXOZAZi
TEiaaaAPKT.
Pleasant, prontable posltloas,
ACTUAL HATH UITS FBACTJC OK
BUSY WXMS FOB ADTAJTCED
FTOXX.B.
Mors calls for gradutas tnas we can
supply. Oood positions a big wages
is soon as competent. Day and evening
classes. Oatalogus and particulars on
application.
OREGON COLLEGE OF TELEGRAPHY
Commonwealth Bldg, tn and Anksny.
Columbia University
University Park Station, Portland, O.
Cathollo Boarding and Day School for
voung men ana ooys. oituamu ua
high plateau aklrting the Willamette
river and overlooking the panoramic
city of Portland; a veritable health re
sort lOr siuaenia. Bjwiwin yim.,
grounds and the largest gymnasium i
the northwest.
Collegiate, Preparatory and Commer
cial Courses. Catalogue sent on applica
tion.
mrv JOSEPH GALLAGHER. C 8. C.
President
acmooK opevs bepteicteb la.
Portland Academy
Blastsentn Tsar Opens Ceptsmber 1.
Fits boys and girls for eastern and
western colleges. Over two hundred
graduates admitted tn college, A board
ing hall for girls, with comforts and
care of home. An athletic field and
thoroughly equipped gymnasium. A
large corps Of competent and experi
enced teacher. Elementary grades,
both primary and grammar, under the
same management, catalogue sent on
application.
Bufldtag-Fermito
Joseph Supple, blacksmith shop. Bel
mont between East Water and Wll-
lamette river. 1 1,000; W. F. McKensle,
two two-Story owsuings. wiuiams
avenue, between KUiingswortn aa
Sumner, $6,000; W. J. Sharp, basement
East Eleventh, between Prescott and
Skldmore. $50: R. J. Debuhr, repairs
dwelling, Skldmore, oetween uieveianl
saloon. Tnira Detwecn Anxeny ana Burn-
side. 1500: J. Allegraln, two-story store.
East Clay, between Second and Third,
14,000: Li. L,enman, one-story dwelling.
East Thirty-second, between Clinton and
Ellsworth, 1100; James O'Marr, one and
one half-story dwelling, laat Twentieth
between Alberta and Mildred, 11,500.
Ice.
Is
For les call Main 224 or A-ttiC.
Delivery company, lei stark at
Better Streets at Clatskanle.
Special" DliHjale""fc"le Journal. T "
Clatskanle, Oregon, Sept I. -The city
council is starting a valuable Improve
ment in orderins; nine bulldinsrs moved
back 20 feet In order to widen ths main
street sf ths town. It also haa arranged
Empire Theatre, Thursday Right, Sept. S
ADMISSION - - - FREES
Prof. WK WXVDSOB, U. Ph. B the World's Most Baal,
sent Phrenologist, Will lecture and Bella sate Onaractsx,
Zntrodnolag
KHa 'ZESS&VE&f'SS: Selecting Life Companions
According to ths Boisaos of VITOSOPMT.
Friday Night, "How to Become Rich" Saturday Night, "How to Be Healthy"
ADMISSION, PRB8
Your Character Males, or Breaks. You
Consult Prof. Windsor and obtain a complete delineation of your character,
showing your talents and how to cultivate them, your disadvantages and how
to overcome them, your adaptation in business, how to be succsssful In It: your
adaptation in companionship and marriage, and how to Improve your health
and prolong Ufa
CONSULTATIONS DAILY AT HOTEL, PORTLAND
signifies the best in BUSINESS COLLEGES
BLST TRAINING; BLST POSITIONS
enrollment, past year, 142 pupUs. Graduates are all em
ployed. Wa will place you inle a position when competent
SEND FOR CATALOG US. BLKS BUX., PORTLAND, OBJ0QON.
lata sat I! Til lf T'"l
WasblBgtos bLILIU 1. 1 -
-' roBioxT. Biis o r-
Friday, Sat. Nights Matm. i
CYRIL CCOTT
Xa tha'Dallf tatful Comedy I
THE PRINCC CI!
THE SEASON'S FIRST ItUt i
WILL BB TOWN TALK TO D A
BAKER THEATRE
Ivenlns- nrlcas. 11.10, to 5c -
ass, tl to JSC ' , . ., , ,
seats selling at tnaatra. i" ' '
MARQUAM GRAr::;
Tonight and Remainder of Week, - -
nee naiuroay ana nunoay
Til CAUYOaUrXAXi
Presenting Victor Herbert's Mm'
Tuneful Opera,
TWn gBKXSTADB.
Prices, 26o, iOc, 760. .
Nsxt Week, Bohemian Girl.
,1 S
GEO. I BAKER, Oen. Msna
roalgat, Ail Week. Matinee fcatui r
Famous Baker Stock Company In .
Henry Arthur Jonas' Comedy,
THE LIARS"
Evening Prices, t So, lie, 10 a. Matin .
16c, !6o. A
Next Week "The Woman In ths Ce-
EMPIRE THEATHH
Opens Next '
8T7NDAT MATINETD
With Lee Wills rd la
A TEXAS RANG-r
Ths Play of tha Pains.
Night Prices 10c, ZOo, 10c, too.
1LrHnaa t (Iff A
Beat sals today at 19 a. tn. at box office
LVRIC THEATRE
Both F hones l Malm 4688, BComeA-irri.
Week commencing Monday, fcept. 3.
Allen Stock Co. presenting their In t bUL
-nmm vr xma m m m
Ma.tlnees Tueadav. Thursday, fiatnrdar
a Jt 1 Am mw.A tA. V..r,
Ianu ounu,;. jriiu vv .
evenlnsr at l:lt. Prices lOo. XOo and lOu.
I Boxes SOc. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. n.
msw I.yrlo Btook Oo "Tns Pays of '4a.''
THE aRAlNDri
wiir of aimuxx . 1007.
An AU'Stas SUi !Ua4aA by -S,
SOVOTAJT AWO BBVA AMOLO.
"Doing Well, Thank You."
flnanlal added attraction. AL JOLSON.
the Greatest Monologulst on ths Bugs.
Six other big acta ' -
Three shows a ally at J.io. t:o ana s:i.
fTA flTAR Phones Main 45
U70 lVSV ami Horns A-1419.
Week of svk. 1.
R. B. FRENCH STOCK CO. PRESENTS
"SBZTXar FBOBt BOIQL
Rsrular matinee days. Sundays. Tues-
Idays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1:10.
Prices 10c and 10c Every svenlng at
1:16. Prices 10c, 20o and 10a Reserve
seats by both pbonss. ; . : ; .: , ,,
THIS
I0NISBT
ram ildi fob xjfb
Bes Kingston 8hoot-the-Chutas In a
Bheet of Flams 1 A flsry slids for Ufa
from Chutes tower. 160 feet high, plung
ing, suspended by his teeth, down a too-
foot cable, climaxing ths death-courting
feat by diving into ths lake 0:10 o'clock
EXPOSITION RINK '
WABxnroToir Ago irrn sts,
Jolly Weeks s y- '
Ssptembar 3 to 14 '
Oommenelng Monday Svenlng
Afternoon and Svsniaa from . Ii30 to
Bi30 p. a. and 7i30 to I0r30 . m.
POXTXiABo OBOCXJUr FZKSx .
PURE POOD SHOW
Sixty Exhibits,
Cos-tins' Thousands of SollaM.
gOO Fretty Oirls.
Musical, educational and entertaining
Srogram each afternoon and evening,
aby shows and contests each after
noon. ,
Osasral admission 5o
(With oroosr Tloksta.)
Aftarmooa . , . , loa
iBvealmg i....,15o
Ask Tour oroeer gov Orooszsf Ticket.
BASEBAHIL
ATHLETIC PAIUC
Osras Taufhn and Twsary-fourth.
September S, 6, 7, 8
PORTLAND vs. OAKLAND
Sunday Two Games fog Oms Admission.
uams caiiea at s:so p. m. dally. -Games
called at 1:10 p. m. Sunday.
ADMISSION 25c
Grandstand ISO." CbUdrsn Ida.
Box Beats 36. , .
TXAcaom of notnr astd vtoxa
EMIL THIELIIOUIJ
PUPIL OF SEVCIK
334 Fins Bk Fkoao FaalSs tS8.
k
LQ MILITARY
s A Boarding and v Day
School for Toung Usn and
Boya ,.
Preparation fof col
leges, U. 8. Military and
Naval Academies. - Ac
credited to : etaaford.
Berkeley, Cornell, .Am
herst and all Stats Unl.
versltles and Agricultural
Colleges. . Manual - train
ing. Business course.
Ths principal hag had ii
?rsars experience in Port
snd. Comfortable quar
ters. Best environments.
Make ' reservations now.
For Illustrated catalog
and other literature ad-
drSSS f.:,;-.'.,.-. tahK- ,
J. W. B1LI. M.D
Fxtaoipal and Fcoptistov.
niicinrcclnTTf:nfc
4-3
to make a fill COO feet long and covered
the widened street wun crusnen roca.
a book on rovernment Inspection of
meate is prentB4 to every visitor at
the Union Meat company's booth at ths
Pure Food show. '
MiutHah and Turkish " destsns In
Brauer'p hand-painted ehlna, Mstagsr'sv
Msdlcal Department
OF THIS-.'
UNIVERSITY; OF OREGON
"THC SCHOOL OF QUALITY'
nxFoxn avtuuva. narra axs
A. V. AJOCSTBOBO, U. B., FiarCTFAI
Ours Is a largs and growing institu
tion. Wa oceuty two floors s&xioo rent.
and havs a 120,009 equipment. Reputa
tion, for thorough work ' brings im .-r-
alls fop help than ws can meet i
ttoa ' esrUlB' for sacn stodent v ; .
competent All modern method r
bookkeeping Uught. Chsrtir i t
shorthand easy, ranld. l"u ptu ..-
I admitted at any time. t'U!tui), i
ness forms and pen work, l ...
phons or writs today.
tlst Annual Session Begins Sept 10, 0T.
. jLcaress b. m. josepni, m. vm
.- . (II Dskum hl&g PorUaad.
Jean,
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