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13 s EUROPEAN EYES If your gums are inflamed and bleed when you brush them, ' you have - pyorrhoe, a disease which if let run causes recession and , teeth to loosen. ; No matter how much money you pay the dentists to have your teeth fixed, if the disease remains untreated, your dental work will not be satisfactory. In this office we make a sDecialtv of ovorrhoe. We ask every man, wo- Italian I Army Officers of ' man and child to call a) our of f iceiahd have- their teeth examined, when our examiner will explain in detail, giving'an itemized statement of all work to be done, Genoa and Milan Vis if. THE OREGON. DAILY -JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY. 8, .1808, ; Marquis Battlsta Oropallo of Genovn, Mid. II Duo VlacontiDl. Modrone of Milan, a member of the, city council, are tfthe Hotel Portland on a tour of this country, sight-seeing and studying the conditions In general. Both men have terved in the Italian army and retired with the rank of .captain. Marqulae Jropalla 1. the 'Owner of Vast estates n Hal and ta not en if moan. Hr. Modrone la a cotton mar :nant, , ...... f Municipal Bakeries la Milam. I Milan has 10 citizens who serve he :woplef the . same as-acounellmen tat hie country. In addition .there Is the ulef executive who holds practically heame position as a mayor in cities f . the United States. Mr. Modrone (pent today visiting different parts of Portland inspecting the different depart i nenta of munldDtu a-overnment. t "Like Portland; MUaJi owns its water Modrone said this "and In the years to come Uupply. system," Mr. moraine-, ''and. In the y hlnk that the cities of Italy will eon rel practically all the publlo servlo yatem which are operated for the ieneflt or tbe people. b 'In some of the smaller towns the nunlolpallUee own the bakeries which provide tne people witn - Dread ana -akes. While at present Milan does not ontrol' the lighting- plants or the street allways the City authorities are work ing to this end and within a reason uble length of time I believe this trans. ormatton of ownership will be broucht .OOUL" (food Class Stays at Mom. The Italian merchant was asked about She existence of the Mafia In this Dountrv. I 'In the south of Italv." ha said. ("there la an organization which Is Lnown aa the Mafia and. I have no dotibt Shat branches have been established Iq o go to make ted States are id this body In the Unit. nostly former convicts or others who .itve been disgraced and wfio have fled rom their native land to avoid punish Jnent. "As a matter of fact the American eople aa a rule do not aee the better Af tnm ItallAna Th mftlnrltv nf ?he people from Italy who are living Iver here are of the lower olass suoh Is those who work on the railroads and uvnvr juuu i uara moor, ine euu- aiea. oeuer orea iianans seiaom come kere to live. Of course there are in- tances where aome of the nicest pea le have migrated. to the United States nd have made a success of the ad enture." Italy la so thickly DODUlated that In fine minds of the two Italian men the h-nmlgratlon to this country will nl- k-ays continue. Mr. Modrone said that rhjle a great many Italians had recent ly oeen returning home, many others re' preparing to come in their placaa nd that the heavy Immigration to the merlcan shores will always be one of he questions that this country will ave to contend with. LAWYER SAYS MORSE , IS SEEKING HEALTH (United Press Leased Wire.) New York. Feb. (.Wall street la fa ulting In much speculation today re- ardlnc the whereabouts of Charles W. Yorse,. who was' one of the street's beat nown financiers, land Wondeiinr how audi be rescued from the recent flnan af wreck In which he found himself tn tangled. Albert T. Boardman, attorney for the kljfcn financier, declared today that Hot-se failed for Europe Saturday and l 111 remain tnere three wmu to reraln Ms healthy It is thought In New fork tat he will settle. In Paris, where he i part owner of n mansion. There are me that think Morse saved at least ,1,000,000 of his fortune. If you are bothered with" a plate that does not fit, bring it in and we will reset the teeth on a plate, that will give you entire satisfaction Nervous People and Those Afflicted With Heart Weakness Can Now Have Their Teeth Extracted, Filled, Crowned and Bridged Without the Least Pain Whatever No Sludenls No Cocaine No Gas OUR Silver Fillings 50c ) Platinum Fillings i.,;$1.00 . Gold and Platinum Alloy Fillings ,-..$1.25: Gold Fillings , .$2.00. , Enamel Crowns ....,.."$4.50 Gold Crowns, best 22k $4. 50 Bridgework, per tooth .$4.00 Rubber Plates ..................$5.00 Vegetable (Vapor (used only by us) for painless ex traction Of teeth . . . .; ; 50C A binding guarantee given with all work for 10 years. To those living out of town at a distance up to 150 miles, we will allow carfare one way providing the Dental Work amounts to $25 and upwards at the above prices. We are prepared if necessary to do your Dental Work in one day. . providing there are no treatments of teeth. Ladies in Attendance Phones M-3880, A-5340 Our bridge work or teeth without plates Have no equal. Thousands of our patients stand ready to 'recommend them. MSTAILMENT PLAN ... . j . If you desire to have your teeth fixed and cannot pay cash we will do your work on monthly payments. A protective guarantee given with all work. Open evening? 'tiir8' o'clock; Sundays, 9 to 1. Read What Mrs. Olmsted Says: . .."I had 21 teeth extracted at Chicago Dentists by. the, use of, vegetable vapor, absolutely pain less,' the most pleasing effects, and highly recom mend them. Yours truly, "MRS. OLMSTED, Seaside, Or." Corner 6th and Washington Sts. 18 OfflcM ta Ualtea States CHICAGO OENTI Suite 3-4-5 Raleigh Bldg. DAGGETT SLAPS MILLS LIGHTLY ON THE WRIST iORGE HtlG TO TAKE OREGON PREXY'S PLACE '" 8peelil Dlipetcb to Tbe Joorntl.) ynlvereltjr of Oregon, Eugene, Feb. Oeorre W. Hug. '07. waa elected islegate to the athletic conference of le ctfllegea and unlveraltlea of the orthweat, which li to take place at alia Walla, Friday and Saturday. Hug b to take President Campbell a place n ine president im unnDie 10 aiiena. tart A. Mcuiain, v, win also repre nt tbe university. The delegates will U the gueata of whitman college while icy are in wana waua. no tnatruc ona were given the delegates and they re left on their own responsibility. rematory Boulevard Will Cost $2,500, Not 25 Cents, Says Superintendent. C I Daggett, auperlntendeat of the city crematory, says In reply to Coun cilman Wills that the roadway leading to the crematory la sadly In need of re pair and that the work cannot be done properly for less than his estimate of f!,600. 'The roadway,' said Mr. Daggett, "1 In such bad condition. that it U a cues tion Of onlya abort time before, aa en tire new one will have to be con at rue ted. The present road is narrow and the wagona have to follow the same courae, hence the wear and tear shows more quickly than It would If the road way was sufficiently wide for two teams to oaas. "In regard to the selling of bottles and giving the money to the city em Dloves. I have only to say that the mat ter has been presented to the council men several times and no adequate rem edy has been found whereby I could secure bids in answer to advertisements. The sums have been trifling and the city has been benefited by having the bottles removes. Mr. Daggett will appear before the next council meeting and ask to be heard upon the subject. He believes h will be able to show the councllmen that he has done the best he could under the circumstances. C0NREI0 WILL LfHEIKH Great Director Resigns Posi tion at Metropolitan in New York. nLiiii.nl PACTUM .ALCOHOL im CENT AVegetabkRcpaMilonErAS' siraiianng toeFuMandRegui tingUteStoinadisandBowssta7 Promo IcsDiestlonfliffrfl ncssaMRestXantalnsneithr Opiuni.MorphuTC nor Mineral NOT JM ARC OTIC. : jtadJksxMutiiJimit JbLStmm Am tail mSlinakSik HimStti- AncrfpfjnemedvforCoiisflM Hon . Sour StoiuarJi.Dtarrhoa Worms jCrarvalsKms jcvensa- ncss andLOSS OFMXcR lacSWte Sijnarort df Vim YOBKTJ For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought -Bears the Signature of. Exact Copy of Wrapper. mr Use For Over Thirty Years eawfaea eaeweafc Mwoaa owtn ; (Calted Prew Leased Wire.) New Tork,.Feb. 6. The many recent rumors that Helnrlch Conreld, director of the Metropolitan opera house. Intends to resign that position have bean con firmed. Conreld Will lay down hla baton soon as he and Otto Kabn, who repre sents the opera house company can agree on the amount of the profit due the director. Conreld's health has been bad for some time, and during the past few days It has steadily grown worse. The physiclana declare he must go to a warmer ciimaie. The annual Conreld benefit will not be given this year. The one held last year netted the director from $20,000 to IZZ.OOO. EDITOR MUST PROVE CHARGES Idaho SuDreme Court Re mands Governor Gooding's Libel Suit for Trial. TIPSY PASSENGER FIRED AND FINED (Special Dispatch to The Jonrnal.) Canby, Or., Feb. 6. Charles Hurlas. arraigned before Juatlce William Knight for drunkenness and disorderly eonduct on Southern Pacific passenger train No. 17, was punished with a fine. Hurlas had been to Oregon City and imbibed very freely. He refuaed to pay hla fare or get off the train, and be came abusive. The conductor called City Marshal Dick and Hurlas was dragged from the train. Hurlas ia said to have offered the conductor an old ticket which had expired. GREAT 2-DAY SPECIALS. gee Today's Ad for Trlday and Saturday Bargains. Don't fall to read our ad In this is sue, you'll find many seasonable bar gains In high-grade merchandise. Also note our special McAllen 4 Mc! rlson. note our special Saturday night specials. McDonnell, Third and Mor- LIFT MORTGAGE FROM HOSTELRY Vancouver Hotel Proprietors Win Suit Against Ger man Loan Society. (Special Dfspatca to Tbe Joerasl.) Olympla, Wash., Feb. I. A suit In volving a. mortgage of 120,000 on the Columbia hotel, a three story structure located near the ferry In Vancouver, has been decided by the supreme court in favor of L. M. Hidden and wife, owners of the hotel. The hotel wa mortgaged by the Hid den in 189S to the German Savings A Loan society of San Francisco for $10, 000 with Interest at T per 'cent. In 1891 the Hlddena executed a chat tel mortgage on the hotel furniture for 12,717 to secure a payment or interest in arreara. In 1902 they paid the loan society 13,447 In ful of all Interest to that dato and secured ah agreement for a reduction to 6 per cent Thereafter the Interest was paid promptly, and la June 1908, $10,000 was paid on the rrlnclpaL In tbe following October, 10,111 waa tendered as final payment on the mortgage and rejected by the company. Suit waa brought to compel a re lease of the mortgage. The loan society claimed the contract for the reduction of interest was void because there was no consideration; that the plaintiffs had failed to nay the insurance on the fur niture and that the tender waa by draft Instead of gold coin. The lower court found for the plain tiffs and the judgment la affirmed by the supreme court New Notaries, (pedal Dispatch to The Journal.) Salem. Or.. Feb. I. The list ef no taries public appointed In and for the state of Oregon ia as follows: Holbrook Wlthlngton, Medford; John1 F. Wallen, Pendleton; J. Q. A. Astoria; O. Rosenblatt 8. H. Haines, John C. Jameson, M. Bowlby, Haines. Bllllnga. Portland. LEAVES FUND TO v BUY BREAD FOB POOR r - Lancaster, Pa., Feb. t The will of Barbara Hauar, for a number of years ' a resident of Marietta, leaves $1,000 to the trustees of the German Lutheran church at Marietta. The same amount is bequeathed to the trustees of the church, the Interest of ; which is to be used to purchase bread for the poor of Marietta. -y WASHINGTON RAILWAY COMMISSION BUSY ; (United Press Leased Wire.) - s. The stats OlvmDla. Wash.. Feb. railroad commission is arranging to make eomDlaint and fore hearings on a number of matters that have been pend- ing. These include the requirement of stations at various parts of the state.' ' improvement tf roadbed, etc. ' (United Pre Leased Wire.) Boise, Ida., Feb. 8. The supreme court has reversed the decision of Judge Wood In the district court in the crim inal libel suit Instituted by Governor Gooding against R. S. Sheridan, princi pal owner of the Evening Capital News, ana remanaea tne case ror trial. Judge Wood sustained the demurrer of the defendant, but the supreme court held that the article on which the suit was based was libelous per se. and that it devolves upon the defendant to prove tne trutn or tne charges made. CLEAN r TO SALjL MIIIISIEIIS MEET TO TALK PEACE r . Dr. H. II. .Guy Says Pcbfrte Who : Expect Jajp . War Are Loose Talkers. (Cnltad Press Leased Wire.) Los Arigeles, Feb. 8. The first peace conference ever held, on the Paclflo coast assembled yesterday' In .Choral hall, this city, and if the sise ef the audience were to be taken as an Indica tion, It might be said that Los Angeles la for war instead of peace. The meet ing waa presided over by Dr. Warren F. Dav. The principal address was deliverer by Dr. H. H. Guy ot the Christian church, recently rrom japan. ir. qui from Japan. Dr. Guy lived In Japan for 15 years. All talk of war between Japan' and the United States, he ' said. Is the creation of imagination. The result of the conference , waa to 7 j Children COAT S Values up to $5.0Q, Clean . Up Sale price J. M. Acheson Cos special clean-up sale of their entire stock of Coats and Suits nothing reserved, every garment must be sold. Come, if you can, and buy for your present and future needs. SEX WINDOWS COATS Values up to $10.00 Clean-Up Sale price $2.95 Coats Values $7.50 $1 up ,o If 95 r COATS Values up to $17.50. Clean-Up Sale price $4.95 Coats Values up to $27.50. Clean-up Sale price $9.75 Short Caracul & Crushed Velvet Coats Values up to $27.50. Clean-Up Sale price $7.75 5 SUITS Mostly black and . large sizes. Values up to $37.50. Clean-Up Sale price : , $19.8 pass a resolution unanimously hi favor of organizing the Southern California Peace society and adopting a constltu tion patterned after that of the Ameri can reace society. The election of or fleers was deferred until the next meeting. Salem Bobbers Boay. fttaltad Press Leaned Wlra.1 Salem. Or., Feb. I. The home of H. H. Pierce, a lineman, was entered by rob bers last evening and $27 la cash se Spring Suits, the latest conceptions of the most renowned designers of the country, are here and you can make your selection for your new Tailor Suit with every assurance of the style being right. . . Wholesale and Retail J. Mo Ac iieson do Fifth 1 and Alder Sts. cured.. . -
