THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL," PORTLAND.- WEDNESDAY EVENING, ; FEBRUARY 28, ' 1908.
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TowriTop.cs
TONIGHTS 1 AMUSEMENTS. ,
Mtrquam ,..,.......... . "Th Bells;
Jiaker . "Orauatark
smolrt -"Jl Battl for Life"
Jrand , ..Vaudevlll
"J : ......... a a ........
Jtar "Adrift In th World'
, Man ar Bever 'of tha Butt Boy
, lilllUUULU I
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Detectives ; Arrest i:JC'" &
Fisher Two Hours; After; ;
r
Consolidated, Mining company, wired th r ' .', 4ate-ttv
horn, , off lo thU morning that , work. "?ld nattiva 2lw
suspend., fofr'over J week -on. that .f?. .".
raautnaii ana wou a . -..
toronartv. hi t.- rnmi and would I and MSKeep ' yesterday
be prosecuted day and rnrt of the night I young man . named ' X- (3, 'Fisher
is ftoura at tha 4. The w earner ni
ao moderated that the water tanka no
longer freeae and further hindrance la
not expectod. Mr. Bever a peak a In
Slowing terms, in a letter received to
ay, of the mlne'a prospects and as
aurca Portland stockholders that they
will aoon rejoice over their Inveatnienia.
It 1 believed by the beat Informed
that thee shares will jump to 60 cent
or 11.00 within a few months, and $10
to 120. when tha mine la aa old as the
Mohawk. Thla la an enterprise to
which no auanlclon nt mismanagement
naa ever attached, and look like it win
be one of the greatest of Qoldfleld'a
waa
landed behind tha tra of tha city prlaoa
within leaa than two hour after he
had robbed a man of 80. Fisher oon
reaaed the theft and la .facing proaecu
tlon for felony. . .
The victim of tha robbery la Edward
Byrne, proprietor of a saloon at lot
North Tenth atreet Flaher.1 who la
without funds, had been loailng about
Byrnes aaioon xor aome ume ana uau
been befriended in a email way by tha
aloonmun. Yesterday morning Byrne
took about 1800 to the aaloon, Intending
tn use tha money for. eaahlng pay
checka of men employed on tha north
great properties. Its atock la now sell- bang; road, it 0 nappenea inat n re
in a at 10 cents c-er share, la of tha celved word that the mn would not re-
par value of 11.00 and non-assessable, celve thalr pay yesterday, ana not wisn-
.1 1 ---ai i m. An - I b f ha nllAa
An effort la beina- madrby tha T. W. deposited 1700 of the amount In the
C. A. to rale sufficient funds to enable bak-her ldmIU ih.'t h, kMW Byrn.
Mrs. Mary Glass, who baa Just been die- piaoea tg0o m the oaah drawer, at tha
Charged; from ft Vlncent'a hospital, to Saloon, but waa not awara that the
tejoln her family In Perla. Mre. Oiaaa greate rt of thla sum waa taken1 to
the widow of Minon Glass, who was Jn bank7 He aaya ha awaited a mo-
.Uled In hi. residence In thla city last ara Byrn waa In a back room.
November, and his wife waa for a time nn. h. M,hwtr. extracted such
luspected of having killed Mm. She la -ney lt contained and left the place.
n m unuiuu conumun unu iinwui irk. nf mnna. aapurtul waa inn
. . . , 1 I I ninuuiiiv " -
vest I ration, the officers of the T. w. c.
1
ney
wrannxl un In fid rolla.
Aa aoon aa uyrne aiacoverea nia loss
a. nave oeciaea mat ana la wormy or w. if- ,ha Miim. winr them
Anyone; qeqinng to con- t.tlv(lM H.wlev and InskeeD were di
iswnce, ana iney win mono vna oi- .,irata Aamcr
fort to raleo a fund with which to send ?" alt.
i police, givl
iDt Ion of Fisher. '
a he suspected of taking the money.
horn
Do
ner to Part
rwr1 money to the Y. W. C. A., care I hftd tPac81 jfi,har to the anartment
ef Mlsa Conatance McCorkle.
George Blackman, the fictitious check
artlat who waa arrested Saturday night
after he had victimized several persons
and , firms, waa today turned over to
the authorities of Spokane. He Is
wanted In the latter cltv for for aery.
He la also wanted by the authorities of
several coaat cities where ne naa op-
worthleaa Inclined .to be
Ipo-
kana, arrived In Portland this morning
erated the came or casein
oang paper, iratecuve Bunker or op
and the prisoner waa immediately giv
en into bis
of an acaualntance at 408 Fourth street
When placed under arrest Fisher ad
mitted hla guilt and confessed that he
had Intended to steal the entire 1800
had the amount been In the cash
drawer aa he supposed
Fisher's parenta are said to resld
Duluth, Minnesota, where they occu
a hla-h noaition in tne community,
aon la, according to nis own statement.
waywara ana nas put
himself outside the pale of parental
sympathy.
ON kY THREE MOR E DAYS OF TH E Q RE AT
!iiiiiilif
SALE!
All Winter Merchandise Radically Reduced
THURSDAY EXTRA SPECIALS!
IN OUR COAT DEPARTMENT Military,
Caracul, Velvet, Broadcloth and Fancy
JACKETS
Values up to $37.50-THURSDAY ONLY
7,BO
IN OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
REED ROCKERS
Values up to $5.00 THURSDAY . ONLY
S3
&9
And $1.00 worth of Groceries absolutely free
Marquom ;QninU
Portlantfg Famous Theatr Mala 6.
I Tonlplit
C&AY OUCMZBTT t.
Tonight M Thursday .Night
TU BXLI.S"
Friday and SaturdHv Mat. ant Nieht
. "MITDOBT AaVrDSABOB"
Week f itareh t T1 OlTmor. '
BAKER THEATRE P,,0B"
... ?JfJ BAKER, Oen. Manager. .
All thla Week Th Baker Stock Co. in
MaAvrrAax"
Dramatised from the popular nevel by
George Barr McCutcheon. ;
First time In .Portland. A beaatlful
production; a gum en ted cast; elaborate
costumes and eoenery. Evening prices
26c, 16c, 60c; matinees, l5o tlo; mati
nee Saturday. , , , ,
mm wee asa." -
STEAM RURAL DELIVERY LAUNCH
TO SERVE PATRONS ALONG RIVER
keenlnar. Blackman con
aented to mo to Snokana without ' the will
Xormality of requisition papers.
in
Frank W. Duffy, who la wanted
Vancouver, Washington,
waa arrested at the corner
and Pine streets yesterday afternoon
Captain of Police John Thomas
tlve an addresa on "The New Ore-
gH Tax Law, secretary atone or tn
Y. M. C. A., a atereopticon review, and
J. W. Belcher, assisted by others, will
for hnrirlftrv render the music, and organize from
" ' I . V. - .L.k 1 1
Of Third
the club a male chorus. There will be
no admission.
r"w.-.H;-V!. A4"! yL"?, atreet. nea? Third atreet. with a full
vw.' .w. to.T.i .." line of stationery and blank
by him to the Washington town
1al. Duffy la well known to the
taken b;
for trl
local peace officers, he having recently
served a aentenca of SO days on the
rockpila.
Davla & KUburn. Phone A-1611
books.
C. N. McArthur, a well-known young
attorney of Portland, haa announced
Steamer Jesae Hark ins. for Camas.
Waahougal and way landings, dally ex
cept tunaay. iveavea waamngton street
aocic iw p. m.
Big crowd expected! Where? Baltt-
uairy lunch: When 7 Monday!
ik! 2S7U Washington street.
Mr. McArthur nledges himself to vote Back of lobby.
for the neonle'a choice for senator Dro-
Ivlded that choice Is a Republican. He For rent store Second and Yamhill
Ideslres the nomination for Joint renre- streets, formerly occupied by Golden
Ma mhiIMiik- tnr tha hmian nt renre more
. . . J . ... - , f 1 1U" i
sentatives on tne Kepuoncan ucicei. . t
senatlva for Clackamas and Multno
mah counties and will be opposed by
Dr. W. C Belt of Sellwood, who la out
ion a Statement No. 1 piatiorm.
Articles lost and found on street cara
February 26: 8 umbrellas, one roll
(books or paper), one letter, one lunch
box. one suit case, one Jumper, two
(pictures, one preasfoot aewing machine.
two natra or Kiove. one dook, one
pocketbook. one agate charm. A note
book of Importance to owner waa
fnurM In January and has not been
claimed. Call at lost article room of
Eagle. Apply 207 Commercial block.
A Republican maaa meetlag In pre
cinct bi will do held tn Klngler a gym
nasium tomgnt at 7:su o clock.
Portland. In all probability, la aoon
to hava tha only rural route In this
part of the country to which mall la
to be delivered by a steam launch,
owned by th government and operated
for the especial benefit of people Hy
ing on both aldea of the Willamette
river.
According to the preaent plana tha
launch Is to make two trips each day,
serving the people living on one aide
of the river on the upward trip and
those on the other side when return
ing to the city. The route is to ex
tend as far as Sauvle's Island and will
supply hundreds of persona living near
the river banks.
The idea was conceived several
months aa-o and Postal Inspector Foa-
garty was assigned to make Investiga
tions or tne reasioiuty or tne plan.
While Mr. Foggarty has not as yet
made hla report it is understood that
he haa found that the steam launch
route could bo put on to good ad
van tag.
At different places along the river
stations would be established where the
patrons of the route would put up mall
boxes the aame aa la done in the coun
try districts. At these points the car
rier could assort the mail to the re
spective boxes, gather the outgoing
mall, asrd continue on his way up or
down the river. One plan Is to have
the launch leave Portland In the morn
ing and again aoon after noon each
week day.
"The' ateam launch Idea is a splendid
one," Postmaster Mlnto said this morn
ing. "It will serve hundreds of peoplo
who are not on th rural routes at
the present time. I am aura that it
steam launch would be quite a novelty
In assisting a rural carrier to deliver
mall alonz his route and I am eauallv
certain that the Introduction of the riv
er system of delivery would prove a
success in every way.
Acme OH Co. aell aafety coal oil and
rine gasoline. rnone iast 783; B-1007.
Ban Francisco, Coos bay steamer
ticket. Frank Bollam, agt, 128 Ird at.
Woman's Exchange, 118 Tenth street,
lunch 11:80 to 2; business men's lunch.
WOMAN OWNER OF BARBER SHOP
CANNOT SHAVE OR CUT HAIR
Farms and Acreage
for Sale
7W JLCMXa on th Oregon City carllne, 4 blocks from streetcar: all nice
fir timber; rich soil: on good public road: PRICE JK1T5 PER ACRE;
HALF CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT THE PURCHASER.
AO-UBS on the Willamette river, lust right for platting Into acre
tracta; PRICE S3250; 1-8 CASH. BALANCE TO 8UIT THE PUR
CHASER. 16 AOmzi half mile east of the Wllllamette river; 1 block from atreet
- car line; 11 acres cleared; balance good fir timber; all rich soil, lies
well, on good public road: Just right for platting into lots or acreage;
PRICE 113 SO PER ACRE; 1-8 CASH, BALANCE EASY PAYMENTS.
S AOKES on the Oregon City carllne all cleared; adjoining railway sta
tion; good well; PRICE 11250: TERMS EASY.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
245K STARK STREET
MJXXKXXn3EZHZESEIIUZU3LSXEXEXXXXUUUKXXUEK2-l
Notice. Title and flrpinn a--nun
nne u. w. tr. n. it, nauon, turner iini Dougnt. ;onn uros., isu nrst street.
land Alder streets.
W. A. Wise and associates, palnleas
Judge H. L. Benson. of Klamath Falla dentiata. Third and Washington.
haa' announced that he will under no
TT I Y. . .... mi.1.
.!.... M kAv a n..j jn f I niKiicsi i-n.au lur .1119
ti "V r.VT"..y. .-no?. , hi. tiA. Goddard, 110 second.
Guarantee.
fThe announcement of Judge Benson was
anade in response to a telegram sent him
fey two men who are not pleased with
the candidates so far In the field. In
his telegram. Judge Benson states that
Cie is a supporter or. senator uuon.
For sale at a big sacrifice Sixty-
room hotel and over one quarter-block
ot ground, situated near railroad car-
khops. Hotel well furnlsHed, always
irtliea. trice i,uuv, very eaay terms.
rThis is a big snap. J. P. Sharkey Co,
icorner Sixth and Washington streets.
Dr. A. F. Knoder, dentist, removed to
s.o wurueu uuuuing.
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill.
D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh.
Journal want ada. lc a word.
Cymru, Cytiro a' Chymraeg.
OPENING TOMORROW.
' French Brothers, of John Day, stock
dealers, filed petitions in the United
states district court yesterday r'eque-t-ltn-
that they be adjudged bankrupts.
fThe liabilities of the two as partners
Miount to 126.793, and their assets deoartment .tnr.
I
Karo ft -Clapper Open Department Store
In OlA Oolden Eagle rramla
Karo A Klanner will
department store tomorrow morning ' at cre.JR;
a in r a ana xamnin in tne storeroom
formerly occupied by the Golden Eagle
in
If you were a woman;
And you had a little money lent out
at Interest;
And you had to foreclose lt and take
over the barbershop In order to save
your Investment;
And then a horrid Inspector came
along and told you that you either had
to quit business or take out a license
as a barber and aemonsirate ini you
could shave and cut hair and shampoo
to his taste:
Wouldn't lt make you maa7
That la Just what happened to the
owner of the Model barbershop at 91
Sixth treet. M. m. lee or ii women
building who was fined 826 for operat
ing the shop when he had no license.
lava that he doesn't own the shop at
all and that the real owner la a wo
man. ...
He saya that she doesn't know how
tn -hava n.nd doesn't want to learn and
that she sees no reason why, Bimply be
cause she owns a barbershop she should
be up on the latest facial massage
3oth gentlemen are
111,684. well known In mercantile clrclna. Mr.
Frank Taylor oTlSeTidlan. Idaho, filed P87de
Jtwo suits In the state circuit court yes- owned a big store in Portland for eight
Jterday against R. M. Wright, who, It 1s yer and moved from here to Sno
Vharged. recently left Boise owing thou- nomlsn, Washington, where he engaged
,SndB of dollars to Mr. Taylor and oth-. i" K-n?nu mercnanaise Business
Jers. Judgment for 84,250 Is asked. flv years." Both gentlemen are well
I equipped with capital and experience to
I Suit haa been riled in the circuit car- or me Dig ana weu-stocked
Icourt by District Attorney Manning to establishment they are opening. The
forfeit the bonds of Jessie Earl, alias cnangea iney nave made in the old
Burns, ana urace Keea, coiorea. isotn premises oi me uoiaen juagie store.
nave proauc-a a complete transforma
tion. The furnlahlnaa and eaulnmont
Yes, we Duua nre escapes, elevator sincur up-io-aaie. xne stock will
Icabs and enclosures, wire and Iron mDc.e.1?? 'mes.usuaJ1y carried
fences, and wire and
.v a, uiuna VI Ull BUT IX,
ready-made suits for men and women
Whv. mv client doesn't even know
how to manicure finger nails," said Mr.
Lee this morning. "She never saw a
raxor In use In her life and all she
knowa about lather la what she haa aeen
In magazine advertisements. Why
should she have to go to barber school
and take a course In shaving so that
she can pass the state examiner's test
is more tlian she can see or than I can
ee. We don't Intend to do it without
making a fight and I have appealed the
case t- the district court. There is no
more reason why the owner of a bar
bershop should have a barber's license
than tho man who lives in a house
should have to be a. properly accredited
carpenter
Mr. Leo la endeavoring to keep the
name or nis client out or tn case ami
for that reason be made no fight In
the municipal court, but acknowledged
his fine and took an appeal to the
higher court He aava the proprietors
oi some or tne largest barbershops in
the city will assist th fair owner of
the Model to keep from having to take
out a license.
The owners of the ahop declare that
they are willing tp have their barbers
take out licenses but they can't see
why they should have to be expert
barbers themselves. Mr. Lee acts as
manager of the Model shop and pays
the barbers each week. He is a real
estate dealer.
368-870 East Washington street, near
Union avenue. Botn pnones.
Bring your friends! They'll be de
lighted. Monday! Opening day. Bal
timore Dairy lunch! It's new! Roth
chlld building, 287 Va Washington! Back
of lobby I
Tho Whit Temple Men's club
meets tonight at 7:80 at the First Bap
tist church, corner Twelfth and Taylor
streets. This is an open meeting-, and
all men are Invited. A fine prosrram
haa been arranged. E. a J. McAllister
0. R. & II. DIGS INTO
ITS STORED COAL
aaa---e----eae--MB--a
Wyoming Output Is Shy and
Reserve Is Good for tout
Twenty Days.
ana children, as well as a complete
luin. ui an Krauea oi anoee.
When the doors swing open tomorrow
morning tne shopping publio will be
nleaaeft With t h annaa-.n k.
new emporium, and It is safe to pre- shortage of coal for Immediate ship-
u,t' mi rwuuui laiesr. aepartment
store will be a most successful house
I rum me very neginning.
(Special DiJpatcb to The Journal.)
t . n-anAa Or.. Feb. 28. Owing to 8
HOOD RIVER TO TAKE
, Some people think
that because such-and-such
a soap is made on
the other side of the At1
lantic, it is necessarily
as good as, or better
than, Ivory Soap.
; Why should it be ?
Don't Americans
make the best locomo-
1LJ 1 A. ' i.
lives, tne Desi cuuery,
the best cottons in all
the world?
; Why shouldn't they
make the best soap?
THEY DO.
: 'i
Soap
Lvory
994l6 Per Cent.. Pure.
- 86 .
ment from the Wyoming mlnea for use
f tha O. R. N., that company naa
been compelled to begin using Its stor
age coal, of which lt has over 4,500 tons
in this eltv. A large force waa put at
PART IN FESTIVAL work last evenUur loading the storage
' coal from tne sneas to cars 10 in ma-
C. T. Early and D. McDonald, repre- tributed to the helper atatl-na at Ka
entW tha Commnrniai i..h r.t wnnH mela and Pleasant Valley, and at Its
River, are In Portland today discussing regular coaling station ai uingnam
th arrangements for Hood River's rep
resentation In the Rose Festival next
Springs.
200 ton
tain division.
springs. AS me company uaca nuuui
200 tons of -oal per cay on tne rnoun-
siorage euppiy win
the
June. They will visit the workshop of ? lTttta over 20 .flays T and the
-he, W,-'aiLon. Lh.?, ftaSo-n .1,tsomeThrat2s0ers":
rrt .k. .,r, : : it is hoped that shipments from the
rvirinAa -v aim afmt tw rnt,.,. ....
havlna- a Dermanent float built anil nf tr resumed In a few days.
using lt In the parade, remove lt to
Hood River and place It near the rail
road station as an advertisement for
Hood River fruit.
Tonight a meeting of the Rose society
will be held In the Chamber of Com
merce to arrange awards and prlzea for
the rose exhibition to ba held during the
festival.
FINE JIAP JUST
ISSUED BY 0. R: & N.
What is undoubtedly the clearest rail
road map of the northwest ever Issued
Is the new one which General Passena-er
Agent William McMurray of the O. R.
& N. Co. has Just compiled. This map,
showing the
ates or wasninarton. ore.
on. Idaho and portions of British r.o-
umbia. Montana. California. Nevada
and Utah' has been compiled by the
passenger department of the O. R. A N.
It shows the company's rail lines,
water lines, nrolected and connecting
lines and lines under construction. . .
stage nnea and - trails through the
forests and the , so-called deBert lands
of the western part of the state are all
clearely marked.. In addition to this,
forest reserves, Carey .Irrigation act
orolects and reclamation act nrolecta
are shown In various colors. - . .
F. W. Baltes
and Company
inyite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
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First and Oak
SIXTY-FIVE NEW
MEN OF WOODCRAFT
(Special Diipttch to The Jonroal.)
Pendleton. Or., Feb. 26. The banner
event In the history of Woodcraft in
Umatilla county was celebrated In this
city Monday night, when a class of 65
candidates from the u.fferent camps of
the country were initiated Into the order
at the close f a two months' member
ship campaign conducted by Special Or-
?;anlzer A. U. Saunders. A banquet fol
owed the Initiation. Addresses were
made by Paul Pattlson of Colfax, J. M.
n-eenev or l.a uranae, i nomas Fltsger
aid of 'Pendleton and Ora-anlser Hnun.
ders. The special organizer roes from
nere io xtaicer jity to conauct a cam
palgn which will close with a big inl
tlaUon April 18.
PERSONAL
CHPIRC Theatre ES-xxf
Tonight, AU Wk, Matin. WedJies.
Sav an at. kt
Mlss Ethel Tucker In th Thrllllnf
Melodrama.
"TC BATTU OF UTS." ' '
A tale of California in th day ef
gold. A man's false love and A woman'
wiiacancv.
Night prices 15c, 25c. 85c, 60c; mat-
neea. inc. zoc.
JKw Weelt ,ro Wotkyer to 0M -ter."
THE GRAND Vaudeville dc Luxe
Time and prices remain th aam.
Tor, tha Bntlr Weak f Tebmarr t4V
OILROY. HAINE8 A 40NTKJMERX
"T-tB oood mmxr maxgy XJCM.ml
RAMZA AND ARNO.
areat comedy Acrobatic Act.
And a Host of Other Big Ones.
THE STAR fco- SlT j-t iS;
For tb entire week of February it."
THjl R. E. FRKNCH STOCK CO.
Offers the Great Comedy Drama, '
-Asmxrt nt t woud.h
In Four Acta Klrst Time in Portland.
Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 2:10 p. m prices 10a
end tdr Kvarv ialn . s -1 ft k.-.
. 1 Km Ht .c. c . l
reserved by either phone.
LYRIC THEATRE -
Both rroaMi ICaU 4685 1 Xom A-I038.
hmi commencing Monday, ireb. 7-.
Tha Allen Stock Company Preaenta
Dumaa' Maaterpiac.
-OA-CELXB."
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Satur
day and Sunday. Prices lc and 20c.
JUvery evening at 1:16. Prices 10a X9o
and iOc. Boxes 60c. Office open 10 a.
nt. to 10 p. m.
Motion Picture Theatres
WE3 RENT LATEST FEATURE!! FILMS
1,000 feet Reels, Including Song Slides,
$5.00 to $7.50 Weekly
Newman Motion Picture O.
' t3 Burnstd St.. near Fifth.
NICKELODION
130 Sixth Street .
rixt x '-:X- ft
Gabriel Grnl: Home for Holidays
pxt n
Dear Boys: Home tor Holidays
ao sTiroszrrs, no a Am, o ooo-an
GUMS',
If your gums bleed when yon brush
them, you have pyorohoe, a dlaeaae
which. If let. run, causes recession and
teem to loosen.
We positively cure the above disease.
TEETH . IT-,
This office Is Mulpned with all the
lateat appliances and formulas for doing
high-class worg. v
OUR PRICES .
22-K Crown S5.00
Bridge Work, per tooth S5.00
Logan Crown.. s. S3.50 to S5.00
Best Rubber Plat SS.OO
Aluminum Lined
Platea SIO.OO to 815.00
Sliver Fillings , SI. OO
Gold Fillings S2.00 to SS.OO
Vegetables Vapor used only by us for
aimeaa i-xiracung .ruc
ueorKs m. aierrui oz eait nr.a
lueiu ox me iniana tmnira HAtnii T.nm.
ber Dealers' association, which la to
meet at Spokane this week, arrived at
the Hotel Portland last evening. The
wholesalers and the manufacturers of
me noun west nave Deen invited to meet
With the retailers. Others here on their
way iu miena me meeting are C. R
Shaw of Boise, George Hill, Rezburg.
and J. C. Weeter and J. H. Harvey, both
of PocateUo. '
Mrs. O. M. Lowell of Portland la a
bu-bi iii me noioi tureen at Fim,no
r-allf.-nl.
of
as gone to
xom nicnarason. maiuin
Portland Commercial club, h;
uo Angpies to ne the guest of the
Los Angeles Chamber of
Its annual meeting. ,H Will take two
or imeo weui reel in uui ihnnt
cny ueioro reiurning to His work at
Portland. In his absence th work of
ment la in charge
.bubdepart.
Burkhardt Theatre Attract
niff Larare Crowds. -
New theatre- In Burkharrit ),iMin.
at East Burnsld street and Union ave-
nuw upuiuai on soma sooi attractions
mi navo a tare attandan-a ni..
monds and Hearts," is th title of the
pleasing dram that Is scoring a big
hit with eaat aid theatregoers this
Drop Your Watch?
Bring lt to. us and let Nis examine It.
If It needs fixing w will repair and
guarantee same to keep perfect time,
ur prices are tight.
GOODMANS"
Th Watch- House. ' '
ill Morrison St, .JBet. Front and 1st,
CHICAGO
Painless Denslisl
cob. CTK in wAsxnraTov.
Be sure you ar In the right office.
Lady attendant
Phones Main B880,
A-5340.
25 Cents
Is enough for cutting hair. Where you
are charged more, declare It Is unfair.
, Then patronlie
The nodel
Th Independent Barber Shop, the place
where you are not grafted.
Hair Cutting
25 Cents
(Tour shoe shtued free.)
Ttia finest 11-chair shoD In th city.
Only best of skilled barbers employed.
91 Sixth Street
Just south of Wells-Far go Bldg.
CURES RHEUMATISM
MM
$1.00 ffi 1.00
1" Core f"
Far bottl. Fg bottle.
am zirTEJurAXi ms-czsT rox.
RHEUMATISM
nr its XAjrr roxxs.
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headaches
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections
TRADE SUPPLIED BT
A.W.AIIen&Co.
Wholesale and Retell Druggists,
16th & Marshall Stsn Portland, Or.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
East Side Nickelodlon
14S Orrind Avenue
Count of Monte Crlsto
SXATHTO 23T
itoo-nuai-T
Oaks Rink
TONIGHT
Adzoltalon rre to ladla.
wzcexb to snrs.
AFTER THE SHOW
OR ANT .TIME DURING THE DAT
Visit Little Hungary
Bomething IT nr a Secluded Betreat.
-TOW TXB TAD.
AUSTRO-HUNGARY RESTAURANT
B47 xayior n, . Seoosd and Third.
Th Best Place in Town to at at a
Nominal Price. TMT VB TOD AT '
THE JAS. I. MARSHALL
MANUFACTURING CO.
Show Cates, Cabinets, Store
and omce Fixtures
Att gM JM MMM il y i ijn AJl
Store Pronts Changed, -tosses Bemod-
eieo. oenerai contracting, nana Drawn.
089 Couch Street. Phone Pacific 9111.
Diamond Roof Stains
UL MKADIB
MADE FROM CREOSOTE
Gal. Lots 75c Per Qal.
'ortland Sash & Door Co.
FOBTXA-fS. OB.
S30 TBOHT BT.
Big
We must sell at once SO
slightly damaged sewing
Uontinmn weli Known makes as
lAtUUUIUII Singers, Wheeler & Wll-
C!-i-r sons. Domestics. Whites.
Ill OCWIllg Households. Davis', etc.
i to. make room for new
Machines s:OE1,
835 Morrison St, Sfarquam Bldg.
MALIIEUE PUPILS IN
TKIANGULAR CONTEST
Ontario, Or- Feb. 28. Th first d
clamatory cqnteat between ' slzh, sev
enth and eighth grade pupil of th Mai'
heur county schools for a silver loving
cup and medals will take place at the
pera-nouse in inis cny oatunmy nigni,
larch 7, between pupils of tha Ontario.
era-house In this city Saturday night,
irch 1. between punlls of tha Ontario.
Kvau and Vela nilhlif! schools. TBa cud
will be the property of th school win
ning and the medals will be awarded
tha best elocutionists among tha pupils.
a ariAnial, train. Will be run from Vale.
and tho speaker, from that city, will b sentativea.
DRAYAGE
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
Pho CLAY 5. MORSE ?at.
I3th & HOYT
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
Moved & Stored
EAT
TOUR LUNCH TOMORROW
AT -CBTJSU'S BESTAtTBABT
I.linrh Ta i 1 -s n (it-.
Dinner 8:0 to 8 Dally, 38c: 8uniay 60a.
its Morrison Street. Corner Park.
A New Departure
Th cost of interments naa been
greatly reduced by th Holman Under
taking company.
Heretofore it ha been th custom of
funeral directors- to make chargea tor
all Incidentals connected with a fu
neral. Th Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, tha leading funeral dl-'
rectors of Portland, have departed front
that custom. When casket ia fnrnlah.ii
by us we make no extra charge for '
entbalming. hearse to cemetery, outsld
box or - an services that mav h. - .
quired of us. except clothing, cemetery
and carriages, thus effecting a saving
of $25 to $7S on each funeral . '
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
80 TMXBS BT- COB. -UUBO-C. '
WOHA-f A BPECXAX.TT
MBS. S. -C. CHAJg. the
only Chines woman
doctor In this city. She
haa cured many 1 af
flicted sufferers. Cured
prlvat and female dis
eases, also throat and
lung troubles; stomach,
bladder and kidneys
and diseases'; of alt
kinda that th human
flesh Is heir to. Cured
by Cblnese herb anj
roots. Remedies harm
less. No operations.
Honest treatment. Eg.
SSt Clay at, cor. Third.
if I
I f 3
amlnatlon free.
4th 4 DAVIS wa-3on.
$chwab Printing Co.
MIST frOKK. RMJSOMjItlK PHClt
3 47 STAR.K STREET
QEINUIJNJS
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
INDEPENDENT COAL AND ICE CO.
- aa -ma.v .. ' f
WW v . k m JkJteXiX i Km.
Opposite City Library. Both Phones.
accompanied by' a delegation" of over
100. Each, school will fiave thre repre-
Lace House nonk
Laundry J4"M
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WcblootfOH DiccUinn
Make Shoes Waterproof Preserves
teatuerHot a ShineAt ell Dealers.
ONLY
THE
BEST
IN UP Z AND
ACCIDENT INSU3ANC2
0. H. WBSTOW
S05 Weil Fargo Mr.
Mtttrestes nd , Upbc!
Made Over and Mad to Orr, r -r j
: Sewed and Laid. Phone Wiin I S,
MASSXT MASSST. C39 ton-. f. I