The Oregon daily journal., October 03, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Trlnea of PllsenH
Haiti .....
mrnum. ,. jnarmna
Baker. . "Tha Girl With the Green Eyes"
empire "uacie josn Perkins'
Grand "Vaudeville1
yo -to JJle at Dawn'
Star
Oaks
..."Slav tt Russia"
.O. W. P. Carllnt
At tha annual election of officers of
tht Women' Foreign Missionary socie
ty of Grace Methodist Eplacopal
church, held yesterday afternoon, the
following offlcera were elected to aerve
lor me ensuing year: President, Mr
Hichmond Kelly: vice-president. Mra.
James McKenaia; second vlce-prealdent,
mm. jonii rnaeaux: mira vioe-presl-dent.
Mra O. W. Lilly; treasurer, Mra.
F. K Chown: recording aecretary, Mfs.
"W. G. QUI; corresponding aecretary,
Mra. Helen Dearborn. An interesting
muaical program waa rendered Imme
diately following the election of offl
cera. The society waa reported to be
In a flourishing: condition, over 100 ac
tive member being enrolled.
Horribly mangled by having an ele
vator fall upon him, Nicholas Bacher,
an employe of the Portland hardware
and Steel company, waa. taken yesterday
to the Good Samaritan hospital where
he waa found to be fatally injured. Aa
there were no eye-witnesses to the acci
dent. It la not known how the accident
happened or how long the unfortunate
man waa pinned beneath the elevator.
Impatient employee in the atore waiting
for the elevator found hla unconacloua
lorm. Mia right arm waa almost torn
from Ita aocket and hla entire aide fear-
ruuy mangled Keener la married and
uvea at Kussell street
y t
We Take Care
To hava ouf ,i laundry work so
good f that It la abaolutely . Im
practicable to Improve upon It.
By acientlflo . nd non-toaring
machinery, linen la cleanaed,
.wrung out. Ironed aod tha whole
process carried out with tha ut
moat carefulness Imaginable.
Such care muat reault In superior
laundering a fact appreciated by
more and mere people dally. Judg
ing by the way our patronage
grows.
UNION LAUNDRY
icojtd Ajrs Columbia.
Telephone Main 298.
k
Beer la popular. Whiekey haa Ita
frlenda. Cocaine haa Ita vjptlma, ai well
aa corcee, tea, coco-cola, opium, etc. Ev
ery one to hla own taste, but it la the
ruination of the vlctlma when they get
the habit. The ad vn need peopMsi the
pure food naturalists, drink GoldenTJraln
Granules. Children love It, weak women
grow strong on It, and It aatlsfles men
It Is up to every one of us to decide
which road we wish to travel. Every
body is talking about It.
Bull to recover $11,845 from J. R
Keep for alleged breach of a contract
by which he agreed to keep a sawmill
In continual operation waa filed in the
circuit court yesterday afternoon by
ueorge w. aiccoy. tne owner or the
mill. McCoy chargea that Keep agreed
to pay $1 a day for the use of the mill
when It was not running and 86 cents
for each 1.000 feet of lumber cut when
It was running.
A cigarette stub, thrown from the
back porch of a house at 4 71 Morrison
atreet caused a small blase at 11 o'clock
lant night. An alarm was turned In and
the fire department promptly extin
guished the incipient bluxe. The prop
erty, which belongs to Dr. W. L. Wood
nnd Dr. G. E. Bruere, was damaged to
the extent of $50, fully covered by Insurance.
The annual postofflce examination for
the Portland. Oregon. postofflce has
been postponed from November 16 to
November 23. Appllcatlona for this
examination may be filed with the dis
trict becretary at San Francisco, Cali
fornia, up to October 21. Application
blanks and further information may be
secured from Z. A. Leigh, local secre
tary, at the Portland, Oregon, postofflce.
Ten months in the county Jail was the
sentence Imposed on Peter Olsen by
Judge Cleland In the circuit court yes
terdav afternoon. Olsen pleaded guilty
to the charge of assault with a danger
ous weapon by shooting at some police
men who had knocked on the door of
his room. After Olsen had fired thret
snots the police returned the Are,
wounding Olsen in the knee. and face.
Grand Opening
New Exposition
Rink
MONDAY, Oct?
Afternoon and Evening
Special Music, A. De Caprio
gives reliable results, TrV
for your cough It cures when
others fall. Sold only by Albert Be ml.
the druggist, 23) Washington atreet
gist and
bottle
Penney Broa.' Friday Special. Our
$1.50 grade of California9 wines at $1
per gallon; 8-year-old J. A. MeBrayer
whiskey, regular $5, at $4 per gallon.
Friday only. $79-381 East Morrison
atreet. Phone East 287.
II
HEAVYDRAIVS BUTi
II
LITTLE WAD LEFT YET
1 n
Many Disbursements Reduce
the City's Weath Below
Million-Dollar Mark.
Heary disbursements In the elty
treasurer' office during the quarter
which ended Monday have reduced the
balancea In all funds to $66,077.. be
ing the lowest at any time ao far thla
year. During the quarter the dlsburea-
menta totaled MIMVIDV ana tne i
eelDts mount tn IS7. 404.05.
Mr. Werleln stated this morning that
the funds would oontlue to decreaae
until the taxes commence to arrive in
the offloa by February or March. He
XDects to call In some $50,000 worth
of street lmDrovement bonds by No
vember 1. which will have had a life of
tnrea vrin
The bonded debt of the city up to the
preaent time is $S,70,000. This aoss
not include the atreet Improvement
bonds which fluctuate with each suc
cessive executive board meeting. TO-
da these hnnds amounted to $783,-
&18.82. but they are payable by the
adjacent property and bear no relation
to the bonded Indebtedness mentioned.
Outalde of 22,900,000 of water bonds,'
which are self-sustaining, no revenue
la derived from the remaining itema of
the municipal bond laauea, sucn a
parka and bridges.
AT THE THEATRES
"Prince of Pilsen" Tonight,
The attraction at the Helllg theatre.
Fourteenth and Washington streets, to
nlaht at 1:16 o'clock will be Henry W.
Savage's production of the muaical com
edy success "The Prince of Pllsen."
Thla tuneful offering will continue as
he bill tomorrow and Saturday nights.
with a special price matinee Saturday
Phone Main 1.
William H. Conant this morning filed
suit in the circuit court for a divorce
from Nannie Conant alleging that she
deserted him In November. 101, at Pot-
tervllle, Michigan. They were married
at Owneaboro, Kentucky. In June, 1900.
F. C. Sharkey, F. P. King and H. M.
Cake thla morning filed in the office
of the county clerk articles of Incor
poration of the F. C. Sharkey Llve
atock & Commission company. Capital
took $25,000.
If you are from Missouri you will be
shown tomorrow night in The Journal,
under heading "Explanation." I shall
give you a pointer which will make a
man out of you, even If there is but a
frame loft.
The Brooklyn School
tlon will hold Its
year
Ele
Alumni associa-
s nrst meeting for tne
Friday. October 4. at 7:30 p. m.
ectlon of officers will be held and re
ports heard from retiring officers.
East Portland, Albina and all living
on the east side or me river unite on
one Issue. See "Explanation" in Jour
nal Friday, October 6.
Bert Whitney, a young man employed
In the Portland Lumber company's mill
at the foot of Lincoln street, yesterday
was struck In the thigh by a sliver
hurled from a ripsaw. The piece of
wood, which was three feet long, passed
entin-ly through the fleshy part of the
man leg. The wound, though painful
IS not dangerous.
Dr. J. H. Buck this morning took out
ft building permit for the construction
of a $14,000 residence on Flanders
street between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets. The residence
will me three stories In height and one
of the most splendidly constructed tn
that portion of the city.
t ft
Commencing Friday. October 4, 1907,
the Vancouver, Woodlawn, Alberta, Russell-Shaver
and Broadway cars, will
cross the river westerly over the Burn
slde bridge, and easterly over the Steel
bridge until further notice, owing to
track repairs on Union avenue.
Judge Frazer in the circuit court to
day Is hearing the suit of Florlan Fuchs
to recover $251 from William Wilson
as commission on the sale of a farm
near Dundee. Kucha alleges that Wil
son employed him to sell the farm for
$5,026, and that he found a purcnascr
in the person of John C. Wlrth.
That there is no Hancock street be
tween Gantenbeln and Goldsmith streets
along Montgomery gulch was the de
cision of Judge Gantenbeln in the cir
cuit court yesterday afternoon In the
caefr of Mary Phelps Montgomery
against the city of Portland.
If you live on the west side In Port
land it may perhaps be none of your
business to read "Explanation" In to
morrow's Issue, but It Is .lust as Impor
tant for you. You can then count the
names and compare where the people
live.
The Western Importing company are
now open for business in tneir new
store, 325 Morrison, Marquam building,
with an exquisite collection of Chinese
and Japanese good.
We sponge and press your clothes
and shine your shoes, all for $1 per
month. Main 614, A-4314. Wagons run
where. Unique Talloi
Stark.
Mr. Faversham'a Sale Tomorrow.
Tomorrow (Friday) morning 'at box- I
office the Helllg theatre, Fourteenth
and Washington streets, the advanc e !
seat sale will open for the distinguished
actor, "Mr. William Faversham who he- :
gins an engagement of one week Ht 1
the above theatre next Sunday In "The
Squaw Man." A special price matlnre
Saturday. j
"MarJtana" t the Marqnam.
Music lovers make It a point nover
to miss a performance at the Marqnam ;
as the Callfornlans understand how to '
properly sing and present an opera.
"Marltana," the current attraction. Is i
one of the triumphs of the organlx:i- !
tlon. Matinee Saturday, last perform
ance Sunday night.
'The Girl With the Green Exes."
The Baker company Is splendid In
Clyde Fitch's play, "The Olrl With the
Green Eyes," this week, and it Is the
talk of theatre goers everywhere. Miss
Barney is the Jealous wife, whose un
just and unreasonable suspicions are
the cause of all the intense scenes and
situations. Matinee Saturday.
"Uncle Josh Perkins" Parks Empire
That favorite of all rural play,
"t'nele Josh Perkins." Is drawing the
regulation packed houses. An original
production with an added list of high
class specialties In Its favor is sure to
please the theatre goers of Portland.
All week. Matinee Saturday.
Slaves of Russia.'
Manager French has a big
drama in "Slaves of Russia
Star theatre this week. The
comedy i
at th 1
plot Is
E. A. Ross, evangelist from Califor
nia, will preach In Penlel mission, 268
First street, one night only, Friday,
October 4, at 8 p. m.
Steamer Jesse HarKIns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
George Rubensteln, expert optician.
Consultation free. Small charges for
perfect-fitting glasses. 183 Fourth
street, near Yamhill.
no rights, no matter how ednrated or
lfted. One of the thrilling situations
the plav comes at the en.i of the
third act, where an American painter
hurls a Russian slave driver into a
seething furnace.
In
Second hand office desks, chairs and
rugs for sale cheap. Cohn Bros., 180
First street.
Womsn's Exchange, 133 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
E. W. Moore, expert photographer,
Elks' building, Seventh and Stark ata.
Diamonds, Watches Beck's, 206 Alder.
Goodman's for watches, 211 Morrison.
D. Chambers, optician, 12$ Seventh.
211
Goodman's for diamonds,
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism,
Mor.
ERROR jOF CLERK
CHANGES RECORD
The ladles' missionary societies of
the Taylor Street Methodist church will
hold an all-dav meeting tomorrow (Fri
day) with Mrs. A. King Wilson. Take
the Oswego cars at the foot of Jeffer
son street at 10:25 a. in.
Acme OH Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007.
Kenyon's Cough Remedy Is a reliable
mediclue. prepared by a reliable drug-
Throueh an error of a clerk In writ
ing the word plaintiff where it should
have been defendant, the records of the
circuit court showed for three days
that Judgment had been granted the
Rhea Packing" company against I.
Friedman. When Friedman learned of
the error he had it corrected. Judge
Frazer had decided the case In favor
of Friedman, and gave him Judgment
against the packing company for the
costs, of the suit.
All New Acts.
All the acts on the Grand program
are clever this week and some are more
so than others. Pierce and Roslyn, the
two toreadors, have a alnging act which
has never been surpassed in this city.
The fun of Billy Link keeps everyone
Bood natured and the dancing of John
empsey is a feature In Itself.
"To Die at Dawn" a Hit.
Everybody who has visited the Lyric
this week has come away with the opin
ion that "To Die at Dawn" Is one of
the very best offerings that the Lyrlo
stock company has ever made. It is
a thrilling melodrama of life aa it re
ally is with strikingly original and
graphic character drawings.
POSTMISTRESS IS
GIVEN LIGHT FINE
Lizzie Caughell, the postmistress at
Gold Beach Indicted for opening and
retaining mail belonging to other per
sons pleaded guilty by attorney In the
United States district court this morn
ing and was fined $25 by Judge Charles
E. Wolverton. It was shown bv affi
davit that nothing had bren taken by
the former postmistress and that her
actions had been due to a mental dis
order resulting from continued Illness.
Assistant United States Attorney James
Cole recommended on the showing made
by the Investigation conrlurted by the
postofflce Inspectors apsigned to the
case that a nominal fine be Imposed.
The Store) Noted for Best Goods at Lowest Prloaa
(Great 2-iay Sped
Read this list of bargains carefully. Compare the prices with those you have been
paying and see if we are not entitled to your patronage. And remember, too, the
quality of every article we sell is strictly first-class no "seconds," "mill ends" or
"bankrupt stocks," but standard merchandise only Mail orders filled.
Forest Mills Underwear
Forest Mills Fine Ribbed Vests, Pants
and Tights, beautifully finished with
silk tape and silk crochet edge; perfect
fitting and a splendid quality, irj
For two days, a garment r C r
Forest Mills Silk and Wool and Silk
and Linen Vests, Pants and Tights
medium weieht. silk linished ana a
standard $1.50 grade. Special
for Friday and Saturday at...
Forest Mills Fine French Ribbed
Union Suits, tailor cut and hand fin
ished with silk tape and silk crochet
edge; regular $1.50,' grade. Q
Friday and Saturday, special . 0 X 1
Forest Mills Fine White Silk and Wool Union Suits,
perfect fitting, silk finished and our regular $2.50
quality. Special Friday and Saturday at, 1 Qy
each Olee7 I
97c
Our Great friday and
Saturday Specials
16-Button Length Pure Silk
Gloves, all colors, black and
white; special, a pair $1.47
Elbow Length French Lisle
Gloves, all colors, black and
white; $1.50 grade, a
pair 75
2-Clasp Berlin Gloves, all
leading colors, black and
white ; 50c grade, a pair 35
White Cotton Filled Com
forters, light and dark col
ors ; $1.50 grade $1.29
11-4 White Wool Blankets,
extra heavy and regular
$6.50 quality, a pair. .$4.50
Outing Flannel for comfort
ers, stripes and checks, 7c
grade ; special 5f
Extra Heavy Fleeced Ger
man Kimono Flannels,
choice patterns; 20c
grade 121-2
Women's Umbrellas, best
Gloria silk top, latest novelty
handles; $2.00 values 81.47
Children's Pin-On Hose Sup
porters, all colors, good and
strong ; special .8
21x42-Inch Knotted Fringe
Linen Towels, colored bor
ders ; best 40c values,
each 25
$1.50KldC1 A A
Gloves D1UU
a pair Best quality real
French kid, two-clasp
style and a full range of
new fall shades Gloves
fitted.
Long Kid O 3Q
Gloves $LO0
a pair Full 16-button
length, 3-dsp, with gus
set; come in black and
all sites; best $3.50 quality.
Our Great Friday and
Saturday Specials
Men Heavy Fleece Ribbed
Underwear, pink, brown,
blue and gray; 75c grade
at , 50e
Boys' Fine All-Wool Jersey
Sweaters in gray and red,
very elastic; $1.75 grade,
special 81.43
Men's Best Quality Flannel
Night Shirts, neat patterns;
$1.50 quality, special, . .97?
Women's All-Wool Panama
Dress Skirts, navy and
brown, full plaited; $8.00
values $5.45
Misses' Cravenette Rain
Coats, gray and brown, sires
8 to 12; best $10.00 values.
special $6.98
Children's Long Tweed
Coats for school, neatly
trimmed, ages 6 to 14 years;
$5.00 values $3.45
Warner's Corsets, new fall
model for stout women, me
dium bust, sizes to 36 ;
snecial $1.95
Nazareth Knit Waists for
children, ages 2 to 12 years;
rnday and Saturday . . .12?
boys Tweed School Caps, a
variety of styles and colors;
regular 50c grade 25f
Women's Flannel Night
Gowns, plain colors and fan
cy stripes; $1.50 values 83
Great Hosiery Values
Children's Extra Heavy Ribbed
School Hose, double heel and toe
and warranted fast black : best 15c
quality; sizes 6 to Fri
day and Saturday, a pair. . .
Women's Fine Cashmere Finish
Hose, with gray foot and double
heel and toe; never sold for less
than 25c a pair. Friday and
Saturday
Women's Fine English Cashmere
Hose in either plain or ribbed ; dou
ble heel and toe and reg. 35c
grade. Friday and Saturday. sa)C
Boys' Extra Heavy Worsted Hose in 2x1 rib, a good
strong warm stocking for school wear; regular H
rt f J ?. A . t A M
10c
19c
o o
35c grade; sizes 6 to 10. A pair.
A Safe
Place
to
Trade
Established
in 16A4
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS
A Safe
Place
to
Trade
Established
in 1864
LL
MILITARY
ACADEMY
Transfers Made.
Thomason & Bailey have sold a fine
two-storv cottage on Cleveland avenue
to Mrs. Lottie Westman for $2,600; to
Mrs. W. J. Sullivan, house and lot on
K. 41st street, $1,400; also a farm near
Oregon Cltv to J. W. Walker for $1,100,
and to W. O. Bailey a general store at
St. Johns.
FIRM'S BUSINESS
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
A bank and the community in which it is located are very de
pendent upon each other. The bank affords the people a place
of absolute safety in which to deposit their money and it lends
the money which makes possible the development of busi
ness and the public prosperity. On the other hand, with
out the support of the people, or when they are in financial straits,
the business and profits of the bank will be greatly dimin
ished. Therefore, if for only purely selfish motives, your local
bank will take a personal interest in the success of your financial
affairs and you will find it always ready to perform any service
or give you any accommodation within reason. We will appre
ciate your business and deposits and help you with our advice
and influence. Further than that, we will pay you 4 per cent
interest on Savings and Time Deposits.
The Gevurts Push club, which is
composed of the 105 employes of the
firm, I Gevurts & Sons, Us month
ly meeting last night. The members
meet the first Wednesdny In the month
to rilaMlaa htiafnc.su avi.l nYrhflnsre views.
There Is always soi'ie entertainment !
In the way of music 'ind speeches and
refreshments are serx'i. I.ast night
the principal speaker was W. H. R
harrell. manager foi I ley wood Bros,
and Wakefield company.
PORTLAND ORE.
' A Boarding antf pay
School tor Young Man and
Boys.
Preparation for col
leges, U. S. Military and
Naval Academies. AO
credited to Stanford,
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all Stata Uni
versities and Agricultural
Colleges. Manual train
ing. Business course.
The principal has had !
years experience In Port
land. Comfortable quar
ters. Best environments.
Make reservations now.
For Illustrated catalog
and other literatura ad
dross J. W. HILL. M. D.,
Principal and Proprietor.
PEES0XAL.
Mr.
sons
A. J.
after
world
Italy and
and Mrs. SiRmund Frank, their
and Mrs. Frank's mother. Mrs.
Meier, returiu (1 Sunday night
a 13 months' tour of the old
T , V. .. . 4 .... 1 1.- .1
France. Switzerland and
have eni'ivcd the trip fully.
When not traveling with their parents
the sons were in school In Geneva or
traveling with a French master. Mr.
Frank expresses himself as glad to be
at home again and says that every
prospect In Portland seems highly encouraging.
Big Crowd at Fair Opening.
(".tteclal Dlipatch to The Journal.)
Boise, Ida., Oct. .1. The Canyon coun
ty fair opened at Caldwell today and the
attendance was much larger than antic
ipated, owing to the unusually cool
weather. The Rnlse A Interurban rail
way, the new electric line between
Boise and Caldwell. Is aiding materially I
In giving the Caldwell fair a big at-:
tendance. Tha exhibits and racea are:
exceptionally good tnl year. j
Many Would Be Doctors.
(Sre-ll Dlitwt'li to The Journal.)
. Boise, Ida., Oct 3. There are being
examined here 24 candidates for li
censes to practice medicine n the state.
Tha examination is being conducted by
tha state medical board and will con
Uuua two uox dius, .
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UUSIIIESSCOLLEGL
"THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"
TTLroRD BtrrxDiiro. tiwth ajtd
XOBBISOH.
A. F. ABMBTBOVa, W. B., FKIsTCXFAI..
Ours Is a large and growing institu
tion. We occupy two floors 65x100 feet,
and have a 120,000 equipment Reputa-
I tion for thorough work brings more
calls for help than we can meet posl
I tlcn certain for each student when
I competent. All modern methods of
I bookkeeping taught, Chartier Is our
I f-horthand easy, rapid, legible. Student
I admitted at any time. Catalogue, busl
; ness forms and penwork, free. Call.
I phone or write today.
DAY SCHOOL
Here is the opinion of a prominent
business man of Portland, who recently
enrolled his son with us:
"I hava mada a very exhaustive ex
amination of all business colleges from the
standpoint of healthf ulness and neatnesa of work-
Tour college excels all others. I have been requested to make this
examination by a number of prominent men who have ions and
daughters to educate, and I am happy to tell them that I am not
surprised that your Institution receive such a strong endorsement
from the business men."
That should cause you to want to visit this college
before you decide where the boy or girl shall go.
WRITE TO DISK 13 WASHINGTON k TENTH STS., PORTLAND, ORB.
Axuincnrrs.
ir'& Heilfc theatre
TONIGHT, 1:11 OXXOCK -
Friday Viral
SMHrdavy Might
HENRT W. SAVAQS OfFERS
Tha Beautiful Musical Comedy
"The Prince of Piberi
The Most Tuneful, tha Moat Plctureaqua
of All
taj tou xFxm or mmnin
Evening. $1.80 to tOc. Matinee $1 toilo.
Bale at Theatre Phone Main t.
HEILIG THEATRE JTV
KB AT UU TOMOmaOW
KB. WXLUAM
FAVERSHAM
One Week. Beginning Next Sunday
Special Price Matinee Saturday
In the Gripping Play of the Plain
uThe Squaw Man"
BY EDWIN MILTON ROYLE,
Llebler & Co., Managers.
Evening. (2 to 60c. Matinee, $1.50 to 60c,
MARQUAM GRAND
Portland's Famous Theatre
TEXT WICK
First Time on This Coast of the Great
Comedy Opera Success
Hm kocxxjro htjld"
10 Son; Kits lo Song' xtta
Entirely New A Great Novelty NO
Advanco In Prices.
Evenings. 25c. 60c, 75c. Mat.. He, 10c.
MAMQVAM 0AD Phone Main
Portland s Kamous Theatre
Tonight and remainder of week; Mati
nee Saturday.
The Beautiful Ballad Opera
MABITAHA
Alas Those Chimes." "Let Me Like
Soldier Fall," "In Hannv Mnm.nt."
nat
1 nere is a Flower That
"Scenes That Are Brightest" All great
26c.
song hits.
Evenings.
60c. 78o. Mat. 16e. 10c
BAKER THEATRE JSr;
Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Manager.
Portland s Home of the
,A1f0.U" BA TOOK COKFAirr.
All thla week. Clyde Fitch's unusual and
powerful play,
"TWM OXBX WITH III OKXT XTSbT
A Beautiful Production.
Evening prices, 26c, S5o and 60c; mati
nee, lso and 25c. Matinee Saturday.
Text Week "Barbara Fristcals.'
BMPIRG THEATRE
Phone Main 117.
Tonight all Week Matinee Wednesday
aad Saturday.
THE BIG FUN SHOW
Trircxs joss nximw
Singers, Dancers and Comedians.
See Uncle Josh at the County Fair.
Prices Night, 10c, 20c. 80c and tOe:
matinees, 10c and 10c.
Vezt Week "The Denver SxprsM."
The Grand
Tanderllls ds
nxe, Headed by
UTBMO JAF.
TBOTFJ
Containing
Six
People.
BZUT un
AJTD COMPAJrY
John Dempsey
Pierce A Roslyn,
Merrill A Burns,
Dorothy Earl, Jos
Thompson, 10 th
century motto a
pictures.
The STAR Fhonen
MTsw, A. 19 ;
Opening Sunday, Sepetraber 2$
For the Entire Week
Taa X. B. French Stock Company tB
"SX.ATES OF XUSSXA?'
Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 2:30. Prices lOo
and 20c. Every evening at 8:15. Prices
10c 20c and 30o. Phone for reserved
seats, either phone.
LYRIC THEATRE.
Both Fhonesi Mala 4685; Koma, A-103S.
Week commencing Monday, Sept 0.
THE LTRIC STOCK MOMPANT IN V
"TO DIE AT DAWN"
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday. Prices 10 and 20c. Every
evening; at 8:15. Prices 10c, JOo and 10c
Boxes 60c Office open 10 l m. to II
p. m.
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Free Admission Day and Ev
ening Till Sunday
ROLLER RINK
Three sessions dally, 1,000 new
skates.
Old Mill, Chutes. Bowling
AUeysv Carrousell, Coaster
tj Figure 8, etc.
Harrtman Made Bar Pilot.
(Rdk-IoI Dispatch to Tfae Journal.)
Astoria. Or., Oct. S. A meeting of
the bar pilots was held last evening
and Captain Joseph Harrlman waa
given a pilot's branch and he will now
take his regular trick on the pilot
schooner. Captain Harrlman was
formerly a bar pilot and Is thoroughly
nble to handle vessels crossing in or
out oa the bar.
the leading BUSINESS COLLEGE
KLKB BUILDING, PORTLAND. ORBOON.
OUR FACULTY IS STRONGER THAN LVEJl
W"e have Just ewcared the sei tlossi of two hsgh salaried. practlMl mat,)
wall as leading business educators, from the East. We lasvrs no stona
n tamed. We ara now giving yoa tbs bast that mooay eaa prooora.
H. W. BKHNKK, Pres. SfJD Ht UTiUSUE L U. WALKER, Prtn.
Painless Dentistry
habit of paying for
If you have a want of any kind. In
sert a little ad In The Journal, cost
only a cent a word, aad yon will get
result Pboasa; Maialzifri A-ma.
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Tov need have no fear of the dan
tal chair If you coma to our offloa.
Our scientific methods of absolutely
painless dentistry ara at your dis
posal without paying as much as you
nave Dean in tne
inferior work.
Bridge Work, per tooth
Gold Fillings, ud from
Silver Fillings, up from
Enamel Fillings, ud from.
Crowns, gold or porcelain....
Painless Extraction. .........
Plates, up from...... ..
A guarantee for 16 years wlti
work. &ay attendant.
ULY DENTAL CO.
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Open evening until ( and Sunday
until 1 p. m.
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