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THE OREGON : DAILY JOURNAL? ' PORTXANET; SATITRDAY" EVENING,' ' SEPTEMBER 28;' 1907.
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TONIGHT'S, AMUSEMENTS.
Helllg. .'. v"In th Bishop's Carriage'
Marauam "Fatinllsa'
Bilker....... "A Stranger In New York"
1 Emolre "For Mothers Bake"
urana vatia.viue
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"Drusa Wavna"
Lyrio
Star 'Tba King of the Desert"
Oaks -. , d. W. P. Carllne
Baseball Frisco va. Portland
itth ,and Vaughn
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Special mualo haa been arranged for
tbe Third Presbyterian church, corner
of East Thirteenth and Pine atreeta,
Sundar morning and evening as fol
Iowa: Prelude, "In the Morning," Orlet;
Anthem, "Pratae . Ye the Father." Oou
nod; Offertory, "Pilgrim's Song of
Hope," Batlnte; solo, "My Redeemer and
My God." Buck. Mlsa Spencer; Poat-
lude in D. Mosart. Evening program,
"War March of Priests," from Rlenta;
"Prayer from Lohengrin," Wagner; An
them, "Great Shepherd, Hearl" Plcolom
lnl; offertory, "Chorus of Angels,"
Clark; solo, "The Day Is Ended," Bart
lett; W. F. Werschkul; male quartet.
"Nearer My Ood to Thee," Tenney;
Sostlude, March aux Flambeaux, Clark,
tto Bauman, organist; W. F, Wersch
kul. director.
Because they Would not buy drinks
for the crowd in the saloon at the cor
ner of Fourth and Davis, last night,
a band of Oreeks, headed by J. Pulos,
set upon John Crowley and J. Lynch.
The young men fled from the saloon
when the Oreeks started to attack them
and reached Fifth and Burnslde before
they were overtaken by their assail
ants. But for the timely arrival of
Patrolman Thorpe, they might have
suffered serious injury. Three of the
Oreeks earaped but Pulos and Nick Kal
amalas were taken to the police station
and released on depositing 125 - hall
each. Crowley, the more seriously In
jured of the two. was required to 3e
posit $5 ball to insure his appearance
as a witness in court next Monday.
The east side branch of the public
library will open Tuesday afternoon,
October 1, at 2 o'clock and will be open
until 9:80 in the evening. The librarian
of the east aide branch will be Miss
Elisabeth Clark, a graduate of Pratt
Institute Library school. She Is on her
way and will not be. able to take charge
of the library until the end of the
week. About 1,600 books will be found
on the shelves, including reference
books, and there will be a dally mes
senger service from the Central lib
rary. A fine list of magazines has been
ordered snd should be received within
the next few weeks.
This Is the snnual Bible study rally
day at the Y. M. C. A. The Bible
classes' for the winter will be set up to
day. The leaders will be on hand as
well as the students snd sll classes will
be organised and time of meeting de
cided. Some few classes will meet on
Sunday, but moat of them will meet on
week dsys. at noon and In the evening.
All men invited to comifand hear a
very Interesting program. Dr. Foulken
of the First Presbyterian church will
ppeak on the aubject. "A Lost Art" and
V. F. Werschkul will alng. Meeting be
gins at 1:S0 p. m.
Congeatlon In eastern car manufac
turing plants Is seriously hindering the
delivery of a large allotment of passen-
Jer cars for the Portland Railway, Light
Power company. A consignment of
38 closed cars that were to nave been
delivered In Portland this month have
not yet left the shops. For rhe last
two months the company has had a spe
cial Inspector and electrician in attend
ance at the shops to examine the cars
and wiring and rush their completion.
iJick of materials and scarcltv of work
men Is ssslgned as the cause of the
car builders failure to complete
work on time.
the
Cows' milk Is continually sdvanclng In
price. If milk la rich and pure It Is
worth more money, but who will drink
the filthy milk even at any price. Better
take no chances. Introduce the pure
cereal coffee which contains more real
strength than any other drink. Children
love It. Remember the nsme. Golden
Grain Granules. If you are too poor
tell me. If you can spsre the 25c, then
tell your grocer. John Blaauw, 12 Front
street, Portland, Or.
An arrangement between the De
positors' association of the Oregon
Trust A Savings bank and W. Cooper
Morris, former cashier, Is being con
summated by which It is said Morris
will devote his personal property, about
$28,000. to repaying depositors whose
accounts do not exceed 126. There are
about 6.100 depositors who had sums of
that else In the bank when it sus
pended. While in the terminal yards, near
Park and Hoyt streets, last night,
Thomas Kurts, an engineer, was as
sailed by a negro. After knocking Kurtx
down, the dusky footpad lost his nerve
and did not attempt to rifle his victim's
pockets but fled. Kurts was slightly
intoxicated at the time.
Oregon Law College. All applicants
are requested to assemble at the busi
ness offices of the school, 30S-3O4 Com
monwealth building, on Saturday even
ing, September 28. Dean S. T. Rich
ardson will arrive from Salem to classi
fy and assign the different subjects for
the term. v
Oregon Law College. AH applicants
re requested to assemble at. the busi
ness offices of the school, 303-4 Com
monwealth building, on Saturday even
ing, September 28. Dean S. T. Richard
son will arrive from Salem to classify
and assign the different subjects for
the term.
Mrs. M. E. Roberts, who has been con
fined to the Good Samaritan hospital
for the past three weeks with a frac
tured ankle, has sufficiently recovered
to be removed to her home, 120 East
Sixteenth street. Her sister. Mrs. M. E.
i,ake, arrived from Baker City Tuesday.
Heads of different departments of
tbe east side, and west side high schools,
were appointed at a meeting of the
school board held yesterday afternoon.
Topics j
IBB W03 OS E
so will the tree incline. We have
so often that it is a wonder that we
teach a child the value of money
you may rest secure that that child
will achieve a financial success. Teach the little one to save a part
of the money that is given to it or that it earns. Show it how to
deposit that money in a strong bank where it will be safe and
where the child will learn "business methods. The result is just as
sure as anything can be in this world. If you wish your 'child to
be trained in the habits that lead to its future well-being, bring it
to us. We will welcome the small account because we know that
in time it will grow to be large and valuable. We pay 4 per cent
on savings deposits. -
Tllelecretof
uur
success
Is our untiring efforts to please.
No ether laundry can-possibly
suit you better.
We launder everything from the
family wash to the most delicate
lingerie,"
rNo frayed collars or chemically
retted shirts here.
A trial will convince you that
our work Is in a claaa by Itself.
Charges moderate satisfaction
guaranteed.
UNION LAUNDRY
soovn A YD COLtTMXIA.
Telephone Main m.
as follows: East side Mathematics,
J. W. Huff; history, 8. H. Dodson;
English, Miss Qwrtrude Yager; chem
latry, W. B. Green. West sldeMatb
ematlce. Miss Caroline Barnes: chem
istry and allied subjects. Miss Chris
tine Macconnell: Dhvslcs. Huth Hnvd:
English, Miss Jessie Ooddard; Latin,
A. P. McKlnley; commercial, H. W. Her.
ron.
Mrs. Tlikamp,v who resides at 714
Mississippi avenue, la wondering what
o youths will do with two doIIs of
red paint. Two weeks sigo Mrs. Tll-
kamp saya Frank Davis. 70S) MIrhIssIppI
avenue, and R. Holman who lives on
Aflblna avenue od Cook street en
tered her home and after ransacking
tne nouse, confiscated two Durkets of
paint. Thinking tkn lads might want
to play "Indians" with the vermllllon
hued paint, she .lodged no complaint
against itvcm. The matter was reported
to Patrolman Mallet.
WhJle attempting to arrest Emll Han
sen for drunkenness last night. Patrol
man Wanleaa was set upon by a gang
of north end toughs, and before he could
drive back the crowd with hla gun. re
ceived a cut In the back from a knife
thrust by Chris Alberts. After taking
his msn to the station Officer Wan
less' Injuries were found to be slight.
Alberts was afterward arrested by pa
trolman Thorpe and a charge of as
sault was booked against him.
T. Canell was sentenced to six months
in tls county Jail by Judge Cleland In
the circuit court this morning. Csnell
had pleaded guilty to the charge of
stabbing a companion named Colom
bo a at Latourelle Kails, about a month
ago. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Leonard.
Flames destroyed the roof of N. P.
Foler's hqme, (24 Ganienbeln avenue,
at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. The dam-
go was slight to the lower rooms of
the house, which is owned by L. Y.
Keady, m mining broker with offices
In the J-en ton building.
The will of Emily M. Pierce, dispos
ing of property worth $16,000, waa filed
In tha county court for probate this
morning. The will was sfrawa last
Aniil at San Dlcgo. California, snd
leaves all the property to Lucy Trevett.
a niece of the deceased.
According to the report filed In the
county court thia morning by David
fenni, jonn uaroanno and Anton uar
barlno, appraisers of the estate of Gug-
llelmo Casslnelll. the
aeceasea lert
property worth (1,460.
Rev. David Beaton. D. D.. one of the
strong men of our church from Chicago,
will deliver a special address to men on
ainernooa and cmaensmp, at the
First Congregational church Sunday
evening.
, For $10 at Goodman's. Seventeen
Jeweled sdjusted Elgin, Waltham or
Hampden, In dust-proof case, $10. 211
Morrison street, between First and
Front.
Stesmsr Jesse Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Lesves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 78; B-1007.
Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street,
lunch 11:80 to 2; business men's lunch.
Watch crystals, sll kinds. 10 cents, at
Goodman's, 211 Morrison street.
Diamonds, Watches Beck's, 205 Alder.
D. Chambers, optician, 128 Seventh.
Berger signs 284 Tsmhlll phone.
Dr. Strowbrldge, Hamilton bldg.
Bark Tonic for rheumatism.
HUMAN BOOZE SP0XGE
GETS HIS NEEDINGS
Samuel Baker, representative of St.
Johns at Kelly's Butte, went back to
that Institution for an additional term
of 26 days, Thursday. Baker has
proved so efficient on the rock pile
he hss been appointed by Municipal
Judge Esson of St. Johns, represents?
tlve for the fifth term. Furthermore,
each term is longer than the last.
At first Baker was detained at St.
Johns to help split and pile the win
ter's fuel for the municipality. This
took him two days. Baker's only of
fense is Imbibing too much St. Johns
whisky. The second offense won for
him five days.
Judge Esson gave him 10 days the
third time and he still came back for
St. Johns whisky. The fourth offense
gained for him a term of 20 days and
the fifth 25 with the added stipula
tion that he try some other kind of
whisky other than those brands sold
In St, Johns.
Bun Burn, Ivy Poisoning,
"THE SOTJSSKOX.D USOEOlf ' Reals.
Druggists refund money If DR. POR
TER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL
falls. 26c.
all seen this proverb illustrated
don't heed it more. If you can
and habits of thrift and saving,
will never want for money, and
ONLY FORTY-FIVE
NEEDED TO
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Large Applet Grown
J. B. Kelly, agent ror the White auto
mobile, has grown some unusually large
Oravenatetn anoles on his farm at
Pleasant Home, In the eaitern part of
Multnomah countv. Just 46 of the largo
apples will fit In a box, three tiers, 15
In a tier. The farm Is lorHtetl 21 miles
from Portland, an hour's drive with an
automobile.
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IRISH SETTER WITH CHINESE NAME
LOOKS NOT KINDLY ON HIBERNIAN
Wong Lo Chuen Is the name of an
Irish Better living on a ranch south of
the city owned by Judge William B. .
Gilbert and rented by several Chinese
who hsve been continuous tenants of
the place for 18 years. Wong loves
Chinamen, chop ucy and everything
else pertaining to the land of the !ppy
and chrysanthemum but his love for
humanity extends to no race other
than the slant-eyed orientals.
Therefore, when a son of the old sod
wandered down to the road past the
place tensnted by the Chinamen, his
eyes lighted up with the Joy of a home
sick lail returning to his native heath, as
he beheld the Joyous, barking, frisking
Wong Lo Chuen. With a cry of delight
the Hibernian whistled a banshee to
attract the Irish setter. Afterwards he
was sorry.
Wong heard the whistling welcome
and went to the Irishman but not with
SECTION LINE ROAD
WILL BE IMPROVED
Residents Want Thorough
fares to Be Taken Over
by the City.
A movement has been stsrted In the
districts through which passes the Sec
tion Line road to have that thorough
fare taken over by the city and Im
proved. As the highway approaches the
river from the east It is called Divi
sion street, but for several mile Inside
the city limits the road is still kept
up by the county.
A meeting of the Waverly-Richmond
Improvement association was held last
night at the residence of Judge A. L.
Fraier and the Improvement of this
street was thoroughly discussed. It
was stated the thoroughfare wag two
feet above grade and had not been Im
proved by the county for four years. It
Is the only outlet to a large section of
the city snd the residents are very de
sirous of having It opened and Improved
bv thu city.
Objections were raised by some of
the smal'cr property owners who stated
that the expense of Improving the street
could not be carried and would be more
than the worth of their property. Others
pointed out, however, that the Imorove
ment would be more than Justified.
Should the property be Improved the
sectlor. tributary would Immediately be
gin to riao In value and homes would be
built along the thoroughfare because It
would oe on a direct way to the city. It
was affirmed that three-fourths of the
I property owners were anxious for the
i action ana mat me entire section snouia
not be deprived of a Justifiable
necessary improvement.
and
Honest men like to give full value for
money received. There is from a quar
ter of a pound overweight In every
package of the 100 per cent pure cereal
coffee. The grocers like to give you
what is yours by right. Use less of It
aod boil It less time than other cereal
coffees.
Andersen A- Johnson, Clackamas
street: "Golden Grain Granules is
away up."
J. K. Troutman. 294 Lnrrabee street:
"It Is the only cereal coffee which can
be recommended."
E. F. 'Loomis A Son, 260 Larrabee:
"Just been telling a lady to use 1t."
H. L. Sayles, Sixteenth and Northrup:
"Send me Golden Grain Granules, as
long as It is the best I want to sell it."
A. Lumsden, 1049 Williams avenue:
"We want some; nothing too good for
our trade."
K. Goff, 713 Williams avenue: "It
saves lime., goes further and the con
sumers get a quarter of a pound more."
Manning & Hodge. 319 Weldler street:
"Nothing equal to It."
T. C. Peebler. 251 Holladay avenue:
"It has the advantage over other cereal
coffees."
Williams & Swank, 232 Larrabee:
"Send us two cases more, that Is what
we think of It. We carry only first-
class goods.
C. L, Schaenfeldt, 323 Williams ave
nue: "We give it the most prominent
location on our counter."
August Shorts, 469 Williams avenue:
"Of course It soils."
Metropolitan Market, 630 Williams
avemii- "There seems to be no place
too hin for the pure stuff."
Goldstaubs Grocery. 271 Russell:
"Good goods are soon recognised."
Lawler & Co., 648 Williams avenue:
"Always glad to say a good word for
goods with honest weight."
Ij
l,. Montgomery, b'.n Williams ave-
nue:
fine.
"It is a hot seller: It must be
Ward Cawley, 676 Williams avenue:
"Round Williams avenue good pure
stuff like Golden Grain Granules is
what takes with the people."
T. J. Cofer & Son. 1035 Union: "If
It wasn't the best, wbj should we push
it?"
John K. Pease, 723 Williams avenue:
"I leave no opportunity alone; it Is cer
tainly the finest."
I. S. Masterson, 811 Williams avenue:
'The high reputation is maintained; I
sell case s.fter case of ItJ'
H. Moasman & Co., 851 Williams ave
nile: "Why. of course we like to sell
something which has a 41.000 guarantee
as to purity."
Olaon Bros . 417 Union avenue: "We
were among the first ones to Introduce
it :n Oregon.".
William McMurray. general Daasenarer
agent for the Hsrrlmsn lines. Is In San
Francisco for a rew days' rest and will
return W Portland the first of next
APPLES ARE
FILL BUSHEL BOX
Id Multnomah County.
Mr. Kelly has besides a number of
other fruit trees 40 tree of Graven
sielns, and the average size is of that
enormous rrowth of which only 40 nie
required to fill a large apple box. The
trees are on the uplands where, Mr.
Kelly save the soil Is six feet deep
and especially adapted for growing large
applea.
waggtng tall or barking yelps of delight.
On the contrary Wong approached al
fellow-countryman with snarls and
growls. As he came nearer and nearer,
Wong Increased his growls In number
and volume.
The frightened Irishman stood In the
middle of the road open-mouthed and
speechless at the display of animosity
from one from whom he expected to re
ceive a friendly wag of the tall, and bark
or wolcome.
However, he did not wait for Wong to
get too close but stole away, angry and
heartsore over the treatment he. an
Irishman, had received from Wong, an
Irish setter.
Judge Gilbert Raid the case of the
Irishman was only one of many lie had
heard of from his tenants. "The dog
has an antipathy for the human race
save those members of the I'hlnese
family, which Is pretty hard on the
Irish, remarked the Jurist, who traces
his ancestry hack to Virginia.
1AL
Multnomah County W. C, T.
U. Reviews Encouraging
Work of the Past Year.
The annual convention of Multnomah
County W. C. T. U. was held Friday
afternoon at the state headquarters In
the Goodnough building. A large num
ber of delegates were present and un
usual activity was reported from all
departments.
The work reported covered a large
field of endeavor, all directly related to i
the purpose of the organisation. Visits !
have been made to the wives and chil
dren of drunkards; In one case a sick
wife had been watched for days to pro
tect her life against a husband Infuri
ated by drink. Clothing and food have
been given to San Francisco sufferers
and those of other disasters, and also
to those In this city whose natural pro
tectors Tailed to provide for mem. Gos
pel meetings have been held In the
down-town districts, meetings and en
tertainments at the Sailors' Institute,
thus throwing a helpful Influence
around the sailor boy while he is on
shore and under temptation. Comfort
bags with motherly letters have been
sent out to many quarters.
Temperance teaching has been made
prominent In . the work of the unions
this year through Loyal Temperance Le
gions, distribution of temperance litera
ture, cooperation with public school
teachers In the Interest of scientific
temperance, and In home teaching. The
W. C. T. V. begins the year's work with
more courage than ever before and with
renewed enthusiasm.
Building Fermits.
Mrs. M. J. Marllt, two-story dwelling, I
East Twenty-fourth between East'
Davis and East Kverett, $3,000: J. B. C. j
Lockwood, repairs dwelling, Grand, be- j
tween East Irving and Pacific, 500; :
H. , Relmers, repairs dwelling, East :
Sixth, between Dnvis and Everett. $500; !
James Lugg, two-story dwelling, Beacon, ;
between East Tenth and East Eleventh. !
$1,800; G. W. Priest, three two-story
dwellings. Castle, between Mason and
Skldmore, $6,000: G. W. Priest, five;
two-istroy dwellings. Castle, between l
Shaver and Mason, $10,000; G. W. j
Priest, five two-story dwellings. Colo- '
nlal, between Failing and Shaver, $10,
000: G. W. Priest, two-story dwelling.
Overlook boulevard, between Mason and
Shaver, $5,200; Anna H. Patten, one and
one-half-story dwelling, Garfield, be
tween Pearl and Jarrett, $1,600; James
M. Wilson, one and one-half-storv
dwelling, Knowles and Morgan, $1,000:
Carl Schleve, one and one-half-story
dwelling, Michigan, between Beech and
Fremont, $l,K0n; Redemptorlst fathers,
two-story school, Portland boulevard,
between Vancouver and Williams, $1J,
000. Colonel William Crooks, who has been
111 for two months and confined most of I
that time to his rooms In the Imperial
hotel, was able to be out today and made
a visit to the new quarters of the Har
rlmnn railroad officials in the Wells
Fargo building. He expects to resume
duty In a few days In the office of Gen
eral Manager O'Brien.
DR. BROUGHER
AT THE
WHITE TEMPLE
Twelfth and Taylor Streets.
GREAT DAY SUNDAY
10:30 A. M.
"Enthusiasm"
Lord's Supper Observed
12:10 P. K.
Bible School Rally
Special Kxercises. 1
7:45 P. M.
"Broken-Hearted Parents."
Baptism and special music. The
great anthems, "Tear Wot, O
Israel" and "The tort beep,"
sung by famous Temple Quartet.
TEMPERANCE WORKERS
ES
OVERLAND TODAY "" '
EIGHT IIOUKS LATE
:
Oood ft mooting,
high class setter.
Over a
Have two
for sale. Parsons, 408 Ablngton Bldg.,
or 420 East Thirty-fourth street.
TEA j
Did you ever hear of a
nervous Englishman?
They drink more tea than
we do, six to one.
Tour grocer returns your money If you
don't like Schilling's Best; we pay him.
SB. M. 3. mTOV, VaturopaU.
yj.ii
3 15 Twelfth Street
Corner Clay
Having returned from the
beach, I will be pleased to
see anyone wishing to con
sult with me in my office
from 8 a. m. till 5 p. m. All
house visits made after 6
p. m.
I treat all diseases of mind
and body, making a special
ty of stomach and bowel
troubles.
Consultation and examina
tion free. All inquiries will
have to be made over Home
phone, having removed the
Pacific States. My offices
are one block from Mont
gomery car, one block from
Thirteenth and two from
Jefferson.
Having decided to place
my sanatorium on the west
side, I shall dispose of all
my interests in Rose City
Park Addition. Will sell at
a bargain.
Painless Dentistry j
(TEETH
You need have no fear of the den
tal chair If you come to our office.
Our scientific methods of absolutely
painless dentistry are at your dis
posal without paying as much as you
have been In the habit of paying for
inferior work.
Bridge Work, per tooth 95.00
Gold Fillings, up from M.OO
Silver Fillings, up rrom 5Qe
Enamel Fillings, up from $ 1.00
Crowns, gold or porcelain. .. .S5.0Q
Painless Extraction 50r
Plates, up from S5.0Q
A guarantee for 10 vears with all
work. Lady attendant.
LILY DENTAL CO.
TXXB9 AND COUCH BTXXET8.
Open evening until 8 and Sunday
until 1 p. m.
Home Phone A1010.
Pacific States Phone Paoifio 1859.
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S'Ti'ftSVnt'iM: "Is- ir in- imn i mt'fii
"A Contarvatlo Cutodtan"
HIBERNIA
SAVINGS BANK
PAYS
4 Per Cent.
OPEN
$or the convenience of
its customers on Satur
day evenings from 6 to 8
114 Second St.
Corner Washington
PORTLAND, OR.
OAXXPOBVZA IOTIU.
HOTEL JEFFERSON
TTTXX AJTD OOUQX BTBEXTS.
SAN FHANCISCO
IPX CIA I. BATXg
New hotel, fares Jefferson 8quere.
Two blocks from Van Ness ave., the
present shopping district. Car lines
trsnsferrlng all over city, pass door.
Every modern convenience. 350 rooms
single or en suite. 150 private baths.
American and European plans. Prices
moderste. Omnibus meets all trams.
ITIWlBT-BiKUB CO.
Hotel Hamlin
EDDY AND LEAVENWORTH STS.
First permanent big
notel down tow a.
Contains 100 beautifully
furnished steam heated
apartments, 40 baths.
Prirat telephone ser
vice. Sample rooms for
commercial trsTelen.
Eddy St ears from
ferry pass the door and
connect with rd 8U
cars from S. P. Depot.
Sates from f 1.00 up.
Phone Private Ex.
Franklin 421.
ancisco
San F r
GRAND HOTEL
(5 Taylor St., Near Market
SAN FRANCISCO
Two blocks from railroad offices,
mint, postoffice and city halt The
moat modern and handsomely fur
nished hotel In the city. European
plan. Rates $1.60 up. Our 'bus
meets all trains.
AUG. E. DRUCKER. Mgr.
xAunrri. raw
Hotel "Key Route Inn"
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
Sunny rooms, private baths, long-distance
telephones, compressed air clean
ing, large lobby, cafe a la carte with
euislne snd service unsurpassed. For
rates, etc., address
N. S. MULLAN, Manager.
Formerly Assistant Manager Palace
Hotel. San Francisco.
ROYAL HOUSE
SAJT ' PKAITCTSCO, CAZ..
Cor. 4th and Howard Sts,
European plan. Rates 75c to $1.60.
With bath 12.00. .
Prom Perry take Market or Mission Bt.
oars to 4th.
Woman a Specialty Mrs.
S. K. Chan.
Kad what Mrs. J. P.
Warner has to sari. Mrs.
Dr. S. K. Chan, 262 Clay St.,
city. Dear Doctor For a
long- time I suffered from
sickness, but since taking
your medicine and advice
which you gave me, I feel
now like a new woman. I
cannot praise your medicine
too highly. Also those friends that I
sent to you are now all well. I shall
be too glad for any information In re
gard to this great and well educated
Chinese lady doctor. I am gratefully,'
yours. Mrs J. F. Warner, 83 N. Sth St.,
Portland, Or.
HOME A-4599.
S. S. SIGEL'S
xwiiro KAOsnrx
BTOBE.
Needles, Parts and
Repairs for all Makes
of Machines.
335 Morrison Street.
Portland, Oregon.
FIRST ANNUAL HORSE SHOW
' Sale of Boxes Opens Tuesday.
October 1, 1907
The thow will be given November 7, 9 nd 9 J907, at the Oriental
building:, Lewia and Clark Fair Grounds, and will be the greatest
event of its kind in the history of the ,'west. AttractiyajirogTarns dar
and evening. Boxes aeat 10 persons comfortably, Prfce, for the
season, $100. Applications will be numbered la the order receive J,
carrying preference as to location., Address, with remittances, ,
' v P0RTIAND :
229 LUMBER. EXCHANGE BLDG., PORTLAND. O::LC0U
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14tk iuA Utllll' YMCITnCV Hm. .
Wuklugtosj MLIUU I ULAI Kb li.i
BEOIN8 SUNDAY mOHT. SEPT. I.
Continues Monday Tuesday, Wednesday
The Musical-Comedy Play !
M LITTLE JOHNNY JONES'
Catchy Music. Pretty Olrls, run OaJor.
Prlcea, tl to tto deta now selling. t
wsshi&on HEILIG THEATRE &Tx 1
Last Time Tonight. 80S e'Oloek.
MISS JXSSIX BT7SISY.'
In the Intensely Interesting Drama ',,v.
"IV TM XI8X0P-X CAJUUAO.'
Evening. 11.50 to tic. Matinee, ft to ISO.
BAKER. THEATRE 0
Portland' Popular-Price Playhouse. ,' f
Oeo. L. Baker, Manager. Vi
Lent time tonight, that's all. v T
"A ITKAXStl xw raw1':"''
TOBX."
Evening prices,
tie. Next wek.
!5c, IJcx '
"The Girl
With the ttreea Xyes."
MARQUAM GRAND ZTS f
Portland's Famous Theatre.
Tonight and Sunday Wight.
Last Two Performances the Famous
March Opera, PATIWITEA.
Full of Beautiful Songs That Will Live
Forever. "TUB CALirOXXIAX."
At fcelr Seat. - "r
Evenings 25-.".0-7"c. Matinees 25-500.
Next week Marl tana.
EMRIKE THUATRQ
Oeo. L. Baker. Manager. Phone Main 11T
LAST TIME TONIGHT t
The Little Sunbeam, Pearl OoUing, in
"POX, MOTKXX'S SAKB."
A Beautiful Rural Melodrama of New
Knglund. '
Night, 10-!0-Ju-60c; matinee, 10-20C. . -Next
attraction, starting .omorrow mat
inee, "Uncle josh Perkins."
The STAR "oXW. m-
Wash of Sept 91, 107 ew. A. 14M
Continued Bur-cess of the
R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO.,' . -,.
All this wek presenting
"TIE mo OP Til BESBBT."
Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays,. 2:S0; prices 10a
snd 20c. Every evening at 1:16; prices
10c. 20c and )0c. Reserved sea la by
both phonee.
Ua GRAND VAVZ
All This Week, the Headline Act.
OXAS. H. BOTUS. XJI.X.Y OXOKOX.
XLABBT QXOBGLa,
The Sure-Klre Comedy Actors.
Plenty of other big acts..
Three perforrnsnces dally at 1:19,
7:10 and 9:16: prices matinees, lOo;
evenings and Sunday matinees, 13c, 20o
and box seats 30c
BASEBALL,
RECREATION PARK
Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fonrtb
SAN FRANCISCO
v. PORTLAND
September 24, 25, 28, 27, 28, 29.
Game Called at 3:00 p. m. Daily.
Game Called at 2:00 p. m. Sundays,'
Double Header Sunday.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY
ADMISSION 25c
Grandstand 25c Children 10c
mm
3?
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lire MUIIII33IU.I
Excepting Sunday. Next
Week, Day and
Evening
SKATING I
CARNIVAL l
TONIGHT l
Presents for all skaters.
Come and get a D
J souvenir. if
3 1000 pairs new skates f
USB
XtXBXOF'l
ANKOLA
King of Coffeei
In ona and two Pound tint
TBACXXB OP VIOLTJT ABB VIOLA
EMIL THIELHORN
PUPIL OP SEVCIK
334 PUs St. Phone PselflO 989.
Phone Paelfle lUflft.
MODERN PRINTERY
Commercial Printing of all Kinds.
36 Bussel Bldg., 4th and Korriias.
IIUNT 'CLUf
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