The Oregon daily journal., March 22, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

SUNDAY MORNING, 'MARCH 22. 1003.
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TONIGHT'S AMl'SEMEXTS. ,
Marquam...Tbo Power That Govern"
k.Wr..."When We Were Twanty-Ons
trend Vaudeville
n. . . i v a ut wninin Will
-JTo ,,., "l""-J "?.a
i - ilrT l uw.tfir'
tar. ...,.,..,,, "The seoret
A l.rr. force of carpenters and deo-
ratnra ara an r area in maKing aii""-
hons In the . premises tonnsrlr oocu-
led by the Security saving
fimpany, which wllf bo the permanent
-V i - urA. 4aaralara. ODtU
lana and silversmiths. JNsltner- money
or pains ara oeing pt w
,i war fnrafront ox tns
in .ilia. it. tua " . .
... ... t , w . wnritmn were
uttlng down an oxpenslva tiled floor
. . . . . , 1 i . th. ami
sieruay ana mi noinia "
j -, , I in v. In ha nolt
mu veiling wm tw umm - ni"
l. , i . i . kt. w Miinttn and Bhelv
if will Do msiauea ana " , K VTTh
iai giss rront win ua v,"
hg will be moved from the old loca-
he atock of the new eaillahment
lilt ua inuvu .aiaa. v . . . , .
j-J I ,m t.a nnlntaA to With
i i;hi 1 1 ou aiu w... f -
ride by every loyal cltlsen as an as-
Ulfia VI ta ' . 1
aunacientioua eixor can
Chief Campbell ha Issued an order
.nnnuiu of the
ity flra department from further par-
... Jm. am
ic pat on In scnooi ura anu, w
rouna mai nm - - -f." --,
ome panlo etrlcken at the elllht and
ound of the fire apparatus ae i wmM
lanclne- up to the aohool bulldlnKa.
hie? CamDoell took thle action becauee
L feet that hi. attention waa caiiea
wTta lire arm ai n xiuiu7
Friday when 700 children were marobed
II,.' .1 .-in .. .mnru had
, i ui.t Ka fart VnaK
he chldn eepaped without bodUr
nv hi fnn to Dartlcloate further in
A rlna nflint Of lUrUdlctlOn WM
Lnnrht hafora County Judge Webeter
I... .... i v,. .-i.i rt t.annci Bal
-v . n nnn-aiinnort Of till
vo children. It developed that Mra.
tallfty waa rtlvorcea iroin cr
i Waahlnton county and Balr waa
iia maw mnfilh TOP BUD
lort of her children, but he haa .ailed
b pay. Vinaer mia oonaiwon -htfue
Webater doubted whether he
...v.. ... i.. u. ihi Waahlnaton
U..t.t rn anforce Ita Judament,
b. 1.A MnntfnilM in. muiBr UUMI w
...111 tn-
orrow mornlnf.
ifi.r hina- in aeaslon all afternoon.
inrv in tha caaa of John Carey
kalnat tha Portland Lumber oompanr
aa dlecnarsea oy jujh
. .i i. t t o'clock yeater-
hy afternoon, reporting that It waa
r 'li- . tha com
1 nAhiin Aanmar for InJurieB
winy lur ;"":,,' . -l.h
litainea wnue n wm u'.''
agon for the company. ... . ..
anKinK on in nmunoj ,:, v. .
hny'a property waa resptmaiuie
ciaent.
joe Aniioroijn, i.wimh.iv,j iT
nnh urn of the murder of Engineer
v.. . . .A.niftt. Avar one
rrv M. Loitan on th Fourth treat
Irldae one muni mni u""""! " "
. . - r i i . A-ii... win rva
rouaht before juaire urauuin
k. .imnU Knurl tomorrow.
i'iuni " in nw i"u" -- -
Is attorneys are preparea 10 w
ntlon for a new trial and for arreet of
idgment. If these motione rn.ro m
tie sentence of the court will be death,
Li. w.tna IV.. nntv nanaltv riOflfllDle
hdr tha verdict of murder In the first
legree. f
3. r Lee of Portland waa elected first
Ir-e-nresldent of the Oregon State Acad
ny of Sciences at a meeting last mgiu
'... .i... v.. 11 In Ik. araait of H T.
p hid ti i j ni, i v..-w - - -
ohlman of Tortland, who. haying been
elected at uorvama, aeciinea iu
ti v.M..t u.riAn nv. an Inter
IIV, I , J jI llvoi . -
mAAr-amm last .VMtllnr ATI A
ormal Sjstcm of Code Numbers
hlch ahowea carerui ana unguis
ougnt.
A nleasant entertainment waa given
rlclay evening by the Chinese M. E.
Isslon for the benefit of the Epwortn
. E. churoh. The program waa under
n direction of Miss Hertle Chan, and
1 . ..... anlnvad tha VftrlfcUS feat-
. XT TV J ,n, mr nf tha Phlnase
u-...t wininm tr Tal riaormra Hhan
v. riaa Anita Penrcv took leading
faces on tha program.
Plant SIbaon's Ttoaea. aibBon1 rotea
te atrong, well grown, full of flbroue
hota. and true to name. That la wny
Ibson a roaes are ramoua. uo not ac-
pt rosea that are aaia to oe -jusi.
. . a BiKann'a hut order direct
Fom The Slbson Rose nurseries. The
est are the cheapest, especially in
ise nusnea. unice ana duuwiot, v..
ilwaukle avenue. Phone Bellwood 050.
wd w' nronlcer of Walla Walla, tha
lew superintendent of the Country Club
Lid Llveatook aaaoelatlon. haa pur-
liaaed a lot on too Aiamwn in now
ity Park and la preparing to erect an
L. x.. . m ...... raw. . 1 1 . a 1u
S.UUU resiaence vnti an v
rooker'a new home adjoina the hand-
HCnlegie DungaiDw ana uvwiuu"
mntry ciud grounas.
Ris-nor A. De Caprlo. who haa been
ven the contract for the summer park
mcerts, haa already put hla band to
ihearaing and intenda to bring out tha
st local band ever heard here. He haa
..i Ik. kaat msLvlal ohfalnahla
Euu i 'hi iww . . v ; .,
id the programa thla summer wllixon
st of popular as well aa tha moat
aasicai numireti.
vv.n rla-h't-thlnklna man la Inter-
,f.i in what he weara almost aa much
C In what he eats. If you wear clothe
Bat HID M III CIO II 11JI Itil'l'J J I. r.Mv w
h uncomfortably conscious that you
re noi aVI,,a Yr z "
lOW We .Will iiiehvv yuu a, .un w viiug.
hd guarantee fit, style and workman-
t a-oods la the atore. for only 125. No
r0fc. No less. This la something no
CALL AT
Heitkemper's
Drop In when you ara down
town and get acquainted with
Heitkemper's Jewelry atore Uf
you have not dona so). They
carry a stock that Is worth know
ing about. When you and your
friends are ready to buy. there'll
be no doubt where to go. Every
dainty and charming piece of
lewelry to thoroughly delight and
aatisfy. Cut glass, silverware,,
hand painted PICKARD china,
silver toilet sets and novelties In
all the new designs and patterns.
If you want stones reset and old
Jewelry made- over, come in
and we win oe giaa to
do It for xou.
HEITKEMPER'S
Jewelry Store
lowest priced Jewelry store for
' ' - fine goods., , ,.;
286 MORRISON STREET
ether firm in tha elty will do. - Coma
In tomorrow and look our tock over.
Untaue Tailoring company.. I0r , Stark,
sear Sixth. . ' t ?
Judre Oantenbeln yeatarday af Urnoon
denied a new trial la tha caaa of Edwin
Taft by guardian agalnat tha Portland
Railway company, in which damagel
were oiaimea ior lnjurwa n vnn
truok by a car. Judgment by non-suit
waa given tha defendant.) ' ' y . ; . '
nulnnlnr m Aondav. Uareh IS. tha
Mount? Scott oar leaving Portland at
11:10 rv m. will run to Oatea, arriving
it, a an aaiiv avnant Haturaav ana
Sunday. On Saturdays thla W wm
connect witn ma urwimm iiwif
Ina- Portland at 11:10 P. nu
Junction. , , - , i --'.
Tha afflnara of tha Holy Nam gOOU-
t Af aaj-rad Heart . churoh hava oallad
.1 u... - .v. n.ri.i. fo. a aaclal
gathering at which the Plltl..B-
aicmias woo nave vwn " -.
areaa ina ygiira, -. T-
8 o'clock. Hi MJiwauaia atreeu .
' Another daclaraUon cam from Bob-
art R. Hunter, who aprang Into tha raoa
soma tlma ago. At that tlma ha waa
auent on Mtaiemeni no, . uu
pronouncement placea him aquaraiy
among the frlenda of popular election of
United Statea senator.
a w rtrtnn who nledaas hlmaelf to
Statement No. 1, and XAiolus'J. Hicks.
who subsorlbas to Rapubl caa wwri
choice doctrine, yeatarday nied with, tha
county clerk announcement of tnair oan
dldacy for nomination to tha legislature
by tha majority party.
Seeds for tha Portland parks. J. J.
Pniu. ha ttnnular aeadamaa Of IBS
Front atreat, baa baea awarded tha con
tract lor auppmng aeeae ""'?,-"::
eral parka. Thla Ta a fine compliment
to Butaer-a Seeds that grow.r Now
watch them grow.
Rev. H. D. Brown of Seattle, Yaah
lngtoa, dlatrlct suparlntandent of the
.v. . iv.. Maaarana will
preach at the Nasarene churoh, 4U
Burnalda street tais morniua
nlng servioas, 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. m.
At tha people's Forum tonight In
SelUng-Hlrach hall A Man from Mara
will dtacuaa the Oregon 'Constitution
and the laauaa to be voted on at the
t . .lulu. a Aordlal Invitation Is
extended to all ottlsens to attend.
Miss Minnie Bell, for the past It
years In charge of the leather goods de
partment of Woodard. Clarke & Co., haa
just returned from an extended stay In
tha aaat, devoted to selecting new and
original Ideas In leather,
John I Day ofpreclnot 71, A. D.
Keenan of 66, C. WT Pallett of 63,
Oeorge K. MoCord of 63 and George L.
Brooks of S are newly announced can
didates for placea on the Republican
county committee.
Beginning next Sunday, March IX, the
Mount Scott car leaving Portland at
1:40 a. m. will run to Oarea atatlon, re
turn leaving Oatea at 0:30 a. m., arriv
ing at Portland at 10:16 a. m. This
service Is on Sunday only.
The Portland Shoe Repair company,
10 Yamhill etreet, between Third and
Fourth streets. Phone Main 766. Tour
ahoea repaired while you wait. Beat
oak soles, 76 centa Bauer St Stopper.
Stationery atore a 140 Morrison
street, near Third street, with a full
line of stationery and blank books.
Davis A KUburn. Phone A-llll.
Steamer Jesae Harktns, for Camaa,
Waabougal and way landlnga, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 1 p. m.
Wlnalow Meade circle No. T, I. of
Q. A. R-. will entertain lta members and
frlenda Tuesday evening In Drew hall.
Announcement of millinery opening
Tuesday, March 14, at 441 Washington
street Mrs. O. P. Wolcott,
Richards' Sunday dinner without wins
II per cover; to :u. airing or
cheatra.
Rate war San Franclaco 15, a team
er. Frank Bollam. agent, 128 Third
street
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 781; B-1007.
Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland
Wire ft Iron works. Second and Everett
E. W. Moore, expert photographer,
Elks building, Seventh and Stark ate.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Tamhtll.
D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh.
Teams for hire. Phone East 414.
Journal want ads. la a word.
Where to Dine.
Mcore's restaurant servea a special
60-cent Sunday dinner. 148 Fifth at
Watson's Restaurant will serve a fine
thicken dinner today. 10 oants.
FATHER YORKE
AT THREE CHURCHES
Noted Priest to Address the
Holy Cross, Si Patrick's
and 'St. MaryY
Father Torke, the well-known priest
of San Franclaco and also noted as an
oduoator, will apepar .before the puhlio
and make addresses at three different
times todav at as many different nlacc:.
This morning at 10:80 . o'clock at St.
Patrick's church, Nineteenth and Sav
ior atreeta, at mass Father Torke will
preach.
This afternoon at the Holy Cross
church. University park, at 8:80 o'clock
the Most Reverend Archbishop Chris
tie, assisted hy several clergymen, will
bless a new church bell after which
Father Torke will preach.
Father Torkt's final appearanoe be
fore a Portland audience will be at st
Mary's cathedral, Fifteenth and Davis
streets, this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
He will speak on tha "Ideals of Edu
cation,' BOGOSKI SUFFERS FOR
ATTACK ON SUNSKI
Four months in the county Jail waa
tha aentence Imposed on Joe Bogoakl
by Judge O'Day In the circuit court yea-
terday, following the verdict of a Jury
finding him guilty of assault with a
dangerous weapon on Ed Bunskl. Bog
oekf a tabbed Sunakl with a knife and
almoat reached tha Jugular vein, the af
fair taking place In a Ruasell street
aalnnn. Judea O'Dav offered to impose
a fine of (260, but Bogoskl said he I
could not pay and tha alternative Jail
sentence was ordered. He has been in
Jail alnce October 7.
Worth Your While.
The Little Kost Cloak and Suit house.
1(0 Morrison street, extends a cordial
invitation to clever dressers to visit
their store tomorrow, Inspect their
stocks and learn their prices. Every
garment displayed at the Little Kost
breathes the motto of this store: Cor
rect styles, big values and little cost.
At tha Little Kost you can always ex
pect and receive mora for your money
than in any other store. The Little
Kost shows high grades and fashion
able garments at little prices. Every
purchase means fair saving to the
buyer. Extraordinary values shown this
; week.;?':;- Wi,v::f;
SPEAKS
; f V-V5- V-.V-V.
t ; : i
Mm
OUR JEWELRY AND
n. t ai.....W ..I.
Was never larger. Our dlacount sals
afford to put off buying ir you want
133 Fifth St,
JAEGER
Near Alder
FOUR-YEAR-OLD HAS
AMBITIONIOBE HURSE
.
Pet of German Hospital In
Chicago Is Coming to
Tortland.
The little pet of the Oerman hospital
of Chicago la coming weat soon to visit
her grandfather, Charles .Ruttlngh of
Arleta Park. Little 4-year-old Bernlce
Ruttlngh has made up her mind to be-
if
av.
V& VAX
Bernice Ruttlngh.
come a nurse and Is patiently awaiting
tha time when she ehall be old enough
to nurse really-truly alck folka.
Bernlce's mother haa bad a long siege
of Illness In tha hospital and the little
f irl was allowed to spend much of her
lme there. But her lntereat centered
more In the nurses with whom Bhe soon
became a pet than in her mother whom
she could see all the time at home. It
took only a abort time for her to decide
and to announce formally to her moth
er her Intention of becoming a nurse.
She demanded a nurse's costume that
she might have her picture taken to
send to the nurses at tha hospital and
that she might not forget her ambition.
UNCLE SAM DISLIKES
FLORA'S COMPANY
Miss Flora Durand, who has resided
In Portland soma time, leaves Monday
for an extended trip to New York,
Havre, Paris and othe parts of France,
where she formerly lived. Miss Durand
will have an escort as. far as New York
when she will be put aboard one of the
ocean liners.
Miss Durand, owing to the fact that
she has had a good time In Portland,
regrets to leave. Should Miss Durand
return to this country she will not
come to Portland. And If Bhe comes to
the United Statea again Miss Durand
will not bo known aa Flora Durand.
Mlas Durand was ordered deported by
Judge Wolverton in the federal court
several days as-o at the reatiest of the
I immigration authorities. Her escort
across tne continent win De an immi
gration official.
SPECIALS TODAY
Ban day, lieo a. m. to
8 p. m.
Pjprlki Chicken
Bo Tender' That a
Knife la Superfluous
Although Proper.
Apple Strode.
A Delicious Desaert
Punch Torle
A German Cake Fit
for Every American
Table.
For other speclaltiea
see pocket menu.
Tomorrow Oenulne
Hungarian OoulMh.
Anstro-Bnngarlan
Restaurant
947 Taylor St., between
Beoond and Third Bta.
Li, si a
;.f'!'Illli;!
'f i ri ' I,' I, ' - -
For One Doz.
olonrspecUI-
E3i ly invade ;
KNIVES AND FORKS
Ont aUel -orada aa illnatrated.
Tea aTpooas to matcn ;w
six: Desaert Bpoona, $3.16; Table
Spoons, $3 35. Thla la tha table
ware that has become ao popular
with our ouatoraera on account or
Its beauty and excellent wearing
quality.' It la made with extra
allver on the polnta of wear,
which gives it almost the life
of aoiia aiiver
Every Article In the Store Reduced
During our remoTsi eam, wmwu
ends when the new Morrison
Street store Is ready.
. This Is your chance to lay . In
a supply of tableware, either In'
our special ?late or sterling all
ver. We have made a reputa
tion for handling attractive all
verware at very reasonable prices
and with tbe extra dlacount we
ara now giving it la aurely an
opportunity you ehould graap
while you can get it
OIVOOXJL Cut Olaaa, Umbrel
las. Shopping Bags, etc.. all at
. . . . - v. I - W
Special ' pncea ounng ime aaie.
DIAMOND STOCK
. 1 I 1 . v a , . n ' I
makes the .prises ao low you can't
anyuung oftwa cina.
BROS,
JEWELERS
OPTICIANS
AT Y. W. C. A.
Public Invited to Attend
Young Women's Services
at White Temple.
One of the speakers at tha .Young
Women'a Chrtatlan aaaoelatlon meeting
next Sunday la to be Dr. William F.
CobUrn. a Tale university man, who haa
been conducting several bible claasca
at the aaaoelatlon for the past two
weeks. Some announcementa will bo
mads regarding the new building at
thla time. Thla eervlce la to be at the
White Temple at a o oiock next Dunoay.
It la not often that men can .attend
aaaoelatlon functlona, ao thla will be
their opportunity to hear of the work
done by the young woman. Tha pro
gram will be aa followa:
Soprano, with violin obligate, Mra.
Millie Perklna; violin solo, Mlsa Cor
nelia Barker; vocal eolo. John Claire
Mentelth. Mlaa Aids Brougbton accom
Diinlst Three to five minute talks will be
given aa followa:
Mlaa Helen Hutchinaon, "The Relig
ious Department of the Aaaoelatlon ;
Dr. Brougher. "Tha Aaaoelatlon as a
Factor In Rendering Democratio Rela
tione Among Women"; Dr. Dyott "The
Association ' aa the Inatitutlonal Part
of the Church Ll'"i Rv- B- s- Muck
ley. "The aaator'a Opportunity in the
Aasociatlon; Dr. Hiram W. Faulks,
"Cooperation with the Churchee"; Dr.
Benjamin Young, "The Aaaoelatlon aa a
Training Center for Church Workers ;
Dr. William F. Coburn, "Poaalbllltlea
of Aaaoelatlon Bible Claaa Work": Rev.
Leaa. "The Value of the Young Woman
to the Church". '
Rev. A. W. Wllaon and Dr. Oeorge B.
Van Waters will taxe part in tne ser
vice. TEMPLARS BALL TO
BEIIEFIHABY HOME
Oregon commandery No. 1. Knights
Templars will give a grand charity ball
In the Maaonlo temple, Weat Park and
Yamhill atreet, Thuraday. April 80. for
the benefit of the Baby home, Eaat
Thlrty-aeventh and Kllaworth etreets.
The ball will be the moat pretentious
affair ever given in Portland. The last
grand charity ball held by the Knights
Templar waa In April, 1900, when
$3, 069. 60 waa netted for tha Good Sa
maritan hoapltal. .
The committee which hae charge
rives ample assurance that the ball
next month will eclipse the 1900 ball.
The committee that has full charge in
cludes the following named persons:
Sir Knight L. O. Clarke, chairman; Sir
Knight C. V. Cooper, secretary and
treasurer; Sir Knighta B. H. Mcoll, W.
Q. Mack, H. L. Pittock. W. A. Cleland
and George H. Hill.
The baby home In Portland Is an In
stitution very little known but which
the Masonic order believes la fully de
serving of the support which they are
tendering. The Institution haa Iouk been
modestly doing valuable work and It is
supported entirely on subscriptions from
Portland's charitably Inclined cltlrens.
It haa no endowment fund or any other
reliable or permanent aurport.
It la aeldom that the Knighta Temp
lars make an effort auch as thla one.
Mr Cooper and other members of the
committee believe the object Is a
worthy one and that the reeults will be
aratlfying. The Masonic order will bo
assisted In the work by the offlcera
and directors of the institution, which
Includes the following: .Mrs. u. w.
Sitton, president; Mra. O. M. Scott, vice
president; F. S. Akin, secretary; A. L.
Keenan. treasurer; Mrs. H. B. Robert
son, corresponding "ec,StrT:, rrs-.
M. Cox, Mra. Davld, Dulglelsh Mrs.
D C Burne. Mra. Julia Stewart, Mra
Adolpha Wolfe and H. H. Northrup.
WANTED TO CAMP 111
WIFE'S FRONT YARD
Because Jacob Hefner refuses to keep
away from the house occupied by tha
wife who recently secured a divorce
from him, a warrant was issued
yeatarday for his arrest on a charge of
Mra Hefner declarea that sha cannot
lose Jacob, and that ha perBlsta in com
ing to the house and making hlmaelf at
home. When refuaed the use of the
house and all it contained he wanted to
build for hlmaelf a amall shanty In tha
front yard, so that ho would be In close
touch with the home life of hla former
life partner. M
During the paat year or ao Hefner
haa on several occasions been before
the police court on charges ranging
from drunkenness to wlfebeatlng. It
was because of his attitude toward her
and the members of his family that
Mra. Hefner finally applied to the courts
for release from tha bonds of wedlock.
Now that she ia legally free from him
she protests against his attempts to
disregard the order Of the court that
deprived him of the right to establish
himself aa the head of the establish
ment aha calls her home. His declared
intention of building a little home for
hlmaelf in her front yard waa the last
straw that broke the back of her pa
tience, and aha accordingly asks the au
thorities to lay upon Hefner's shoulder
the heavy hand of tha law. -
COULD RUN MILE, EE
SAID, IN TWO SECONDS
John JEvarest. a well-known musician
and orchestra leader f this city, was
arrested at Vancouver, Waahington, Fri
day and locked up In tha county Jail
on the charge of Inaanity. His declara
tion that ha Is the greatest sprinter In
the world led to his detention.
JBvsrest called on Judge McCredla and ,
COBURrI TO SPEAK
MEETING
Easter suit
Will '
Not Do
At Jeast not when I
can get a brand new
uit, perfedtly fitted,
made of the latest, up-to-date
goods, at prices
which are to low that
any man ought to be
ashamed to wear the
same Easter Suit two
years in succession.
hence,
a
new
Easter
suit
for me
There is just time enough' between now and Easter for
you to be measured by an expert, have your Easter Suit
cut by an expert cutter, fitted by one who knows his
business, finished by a skillful workman and delivered
in first-class shape to your home. This gives the careful
Columbia Tailors plenty of time to do the job in fine
style. Besides, you gain in quality and save in cost.
A Nobby Easter Suit From $20 Up to $50
and
it's
COLUMBIA
TAILORED
this
time
QUALITY PRICE
Fresh Finnan Haddie er
Fancy Salmon Bellies PcrJLb-
Norway Mackerel ...Each25f
Ehmann Home-Made Grape Fruit Marmalade, 16-or. glass
jar EachOa
Southwell Imported English Orange Marmalade, 16-ox.
Tf a. 9Ai
ur ,
J .a
Keiller Dundee. Scotland, Orange
Juno Mocha and Java Coffee, 35a?
If, after thoroughly trying our Juno Coffee, you are not aatii
fied that you like it better than any other coffee you have used bo
fore, we ask you to feel at liberty to return it to us and we will
cheerfully pay back your money.
Do not mind using half of your purchase or more before you
decide as to its quality, and take as much time as you please.
D. C. BURINS COMPANY
208-210 THIRD STREET. BET. TAYLOR AND SALMON
COAL Greek COAL
None Better to Be Had at Any Price
ScER $7.00 Per Ton KTT
Special Price to Suburban Districts
F. B. JONES & CO.
East 7 181 EAST WATER ST. B-1771
We must aell at ones SO
slightly damaged sewing
kin.. Intftlllrilna Bit AN
Big
Reduction atftaWwff
C.,: sons, Domestics. Whites,
1(1 OCWinC Households. Davis,, etc..
mm ,. d to make room for. new
Machines
S3B Morrison BU Margaam BIOS'.
PURS RBMODGL6D
At less than one-half pries during tha
next month. New furs made at lowest
possible price, I Schumacher. IIS Mad
lson atreet.
asked for a position on tha Portland
baseball team. "Why. I can run a mils
In two seconds, and then hava to wait
for time."' ha said, urging hla aalacUon
'Everes?s mind began to fall several
months ago. and frlenda hair auggeated
that be be aent to a sanitarium or aay
lum So far he haa been harmless, but
It has been feared that ha might become
violent any time. .
Everest is a native of Portland, and
for yeara had One of tho popular or
chestras In the city. He was leader of
the Third Regiment band up till about
two years ago, and was Instructor' at
tho Western Academy of Mualo for a
long time. . .
Tho Three Qs.
Quality stands for all that Is bast;
You'll get It If you eat at Morris' Best
Quantity means there is plenty to eat,
So you needn't send for mora to get a
good feed.
gulckness our habit of serving things Is,
o you won't lose much time away from
your his. - - V
Quantity, quality and quickness you
will find It at Morris' restaurant. 121
Washington street,
Oaks Bld, 7th and Stark
GRANTP HEGLEYMgr.
u - wt
It . . .ai
Marmalade..
. . r,acn ovf
S1.00
per lb., 3 lba. for.
MILITARY'
ACADEMY
PORTLANOOREl
A Boarding and Day
School tor Young Men and
Boya.
Preparation for ool
leges, U. S. Military and
Naval Academies. Ao
credited to Stanford,
rkely. Cornell, Ant
nerst and all State Unt
vere'.tlea and Agricultural
Colleges. Manual train
Ing. Business eourse.
The prlno'pal has had II
years' experience In Port
land. Comfortable quar
ters. Best environments.
Make reaervatlono now.
For IlluBtrated catalog
and other literature ad.
draas
J. VT. BILL, U. D.,
vrlacisal and mtprtstos.
Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry
I Gold Braceleta and 81 a
net Kings of all descrip
tion a made i to : order!!
American names en
graved with tho three
cardinal Chinese cbarao
'jters, via., utiory. tos
Jperlty and Longevity.
f I Charges reaaonaNe and
orders of any design
promptly sxeouted .and
sent prepaid to any part
of the U. & Tho Skilled
Cnineaa Jeweler, VOOX BAVO Ji CO,
Jay Tu Chons, MngT 211 Alder street i
Hill 1
II 13 II I1 -1 U
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If your gums bleed when yon bruah '
them, you bavo pyorohoe, a disease, ;
which, if let run, eauaaa recession ana
teeth to loosen. , . t
Wo positively euro tha abort olaaaae.
This office Is equipped with all tha
lateat sppllancea and formujsa for doing
hlgh-claas work.
OUR PRICES
tl-K Crown S5.00
Bridge Work, per tooth 88.00
Logan Crown S3. SO to SB. 00
Beat Rubber Flats S8.00
Aluminum Lined
Platea S10.00 to S15.00
Silver Filling S1.00
Gold Fillings S9.00 to S5.00
Vegetablea Vapor uaed only by ua for
falnleaa Extracting SO 4 ,
CHUCAGO
Painless Denslisl
oob. tk Ajro wAgmroTOW.
Be sure you are In the right office.
Lady attendant
Phones Main 1810. A-8140.
CURES RHEUMATISM
Rheumatic
er bottle. ! noma.
ah nrTXBVAXi mzuxoT roB.
RHEUMATISM
nr rn hast i-obms.
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headaches
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections
TRADE SUPPLIED BT
A.W. Allen &Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
16th St Marshall Sts Portland, Or.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
THE JAS. I. MARSHALL
MANUFACTURING CO.
Show Cases, Cabinets, Store
and Office Fixtures
gtore Troats Oaanged. aConsas Bemod
aiaA Oeaeral OontzaotUg. Plans Srawa.
sst Conoh Strsot, Faoaa raolao Sin,
Diamond House Paint
QUARAfTTEED
I ganon lota, S1.40 par cat
1 gallon lota, 81.50 P saJL
Mannfactnrod by
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
B30 mat 8i FoitUad, Oa
DRAYAGE
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
Moved & Stored
Phon CLAYS, MORSE KSi,
4th DAVIS waSuao. I3fh & HOYT
Yocuura
Treatment
New and Improved mechanical means
for circulating tho blood, strengthening
the vitality s of man and overcoming
weakness by tho most natural way,
without drugs. Call on Health Vibra
tion, 4SS Alder at., room 1. id floor,
Portland, Or. Houra S to 10 a. m. ana
6 to S, p. nu
Bon vi lie Publish inn Co.
418 aura.naak BUf. Shares $10.00.
Webioot Oil Blacking
Xakea Bnoes Waterproof preserves
Xataatwvo. a Bhlaa at aU Saalsrs. -
ONLY IN LIFE AND
THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE
n ir enr 0. K. wssTOW, .
PiVOi 108 Walla raig-o Bldg.
Th Nickelodlon
9 LIVES OF A CAT"
MBJi GRAND AVENUE!
The Nickelodion
ISO th st, Bft Alder and Washington.,
Washington at Valley fcrge
Colonial Army InWintcr Quarters
Motion Picture Theatres
WB RKNT LJWJEST FEATIIRK FILMS
1,001 feet Keels, Including Pong Blldee.
lo $7.50 lVeckljr
Newman Motion Picture Co.
, 13$ Burneldo near rif Ih. i
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