The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 24, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Texti ' ,"-....'. . - ; , . . T ',' , :. i , , ,r , - v. ,'- . . - .'-''. ... ', , y ., .. ; i- . . . " .. . , ' ' . . .., -f - . ' ' " - i ' V '' 1 . ;' .'-.. -i' "' . . , ( , , , v . . , :..- . - " . , ,. 1 ; ' ' V.V V - . ,V ..?KB OREGON DAILY , JOURMAU PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH . 24. . 1908. ' . . ' : , AJitrtiiarxvTs. " TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS .'J. ' Hellig "Coming Thro tha RysH Marquam,. "The Power That Governs" , , Baker. .."When W Were Twenty-One Empire.....,. What Women Will ijo yrlo i "Haael Klrke' Bur ...."The Secret Dispatch" a rand Vaudeville Reconstruction of the Madison-street bridge will be the v topic for oonaldera tlon at the meeting of the United Eaet Bide clubs thin evening in the quarter of the aat Side club. Bargent' hotel, nawihorhe and Grand avenues, ai tne old xtructgre la giving ample evidence dally that lta life baa been lived meas ures will be' taken whereby the etruo lure can ba ranlaced aa oulckly as DOS' fflblo. . The plan proposed by the east lie ciuoa la 'a nioaesi one ana pro vides for a bridge like the present Moriison structure to cost in the neigh borhood of $600,000. It must ba ad ditionally strong tn order to bear the ueavy traino 01 tna u. w. lines. John A. Everest, leader of an or chestra for many years, former director of the Third Regiment band and mem ber of the city park band for four eea sons, waa declared insane by allenista at the county Jail yesterday afternoon. He was taken into custody at Vancou ver last Friday, having gone to the courthouse there and attempted to ad disss the court while a case waa In progress. For aeveral months his mind has shown ayldence of weakness and be haa been Thiable to work. He was taken to the asvlum last nlcht. The question of pay for the shlnglers n the forestry building waa referred to the etty attorney yesterday for an I' opinion by the judiciary committee of lie council, xne sningiers were em- board members found they had no ap- ployed by the' park board before con sulting the civil service commission and when the question of pay oame up -the bronrlatlon for the tav of shlnalere. ' sum of 13,000 waa voted by the council for shingling the forestry building and It is probable mat tne salaries wiu eventually be taken out of this fund. Sale of San Francisco tt Portland Steamship company tlcksts requires an uptown offloe. and the close relation rhlp of the steamship company and the Illinois Central since the victory of Harrtman over Fish in the Chicago courts will Drobablv result in the open lnc of a steamship ticket office In the orrice or tne Illinois uenirai raiiroaa on Third street. The question la under consideration between Agent j. w. Ransom and the San Francisco office of the steamship company. Councilman Cellars. Bennett and Menefee, acting aa the special commit tee to investigate the cost of Installing municipal rock crushers, met yesteraay afternoon but continued their investi gation for two weeks without making a report. -At that time the committee expects to have figures and data bear ing, upon the subject that will enable the memoers to sin tne prooiem o urn base. At the meeting yesterday several specimens of stone were exhibited from various quarries near tne city. An examination for the positions of clerk and sorrier In the local postof flce service will be held at the post office bv the civil service commission on April 11. The age limit is from 18 to 4S years, the applicant must meas ure at least five feet, four Inches In his stocking feet, and must weigh not less than 12S .pounds. Those desiring full Information may obtain It by address ing Z. A. Leigh, secretary of the local board of oxamlners. Ernest Swartz and John Mankey were taken Into custody by Constable Waner yesterday at Arleta charged with the larceny of some lumber. The defend ants say the lumber was on the lot whnn thev bouaht tha property and they supposed the lumber belonged to them. They were using th(Jumber In building a house on the lot when served by the constable yesterday afternoon. Chimney sweeps operating In'Portland will be required to take out a license and pay an annual fee of $10 If the or dinance which was reported upon favor ably by the license committee yesterday afternoon Is adopted by the council to morrow. The ordinance was framed at the request of a mimber of chimnev sweeps, although Fire Chief Campbell favors the Idea. Judge Wolverton. In the United States district court 'has granted a temporary restraining Injunction against the envies Kiver irrigation cuuiiij and the Harney Valley Improvement t'oinuaiiv at the request of the Pacific Livestock comuanv of San Francisco. The plaintiff sued to enjoin the division of water from tne envies river. William Hardrath of Oregon City filed a ault in the United States court yesterday against the Willamette Con struction company for $20,000 for per sonal injuries. Hardrath was injured while working on the Oregon Electrlo company's bridge across the Willamette river. Two gold watches and a locket aet 1th diamonds were stolen from the room of N. C. Braham at 412 Alder street yesterday afternoon. No one saw the thief enter or leave the house, and the police have no tangible clue to the Identity of the miscreant. Joseph A. Maxwell, Frances S. Wiser, and Albert Arms are plaintiffs In a suit filed against the Oregon A California railroad in the federal court to compel the railroad to dispose of three quarter sections of land Included In Us grant from congress. The Fraternal Brotherhood EXTRA FANCY You Cannot Buy Cheaper V:'"' ' "- v. because y ,v;. You Cannot Buy Better - .IS IN The Test The Taste Until You 'Have Uud You Have Not Known "THE ONE' BEST" ASK YOUR GROCER About the Monopole offer of two cans at the price of one this week. WADHAMS& KERR BROS. Portland. Sum It I. m - U(1IM 1. Ladiet' fancy and plain tailored Suits, semi 4 ' fitting-, alngla-breaited, ihort tight-fitting. ingle-breastea; itrap-trimmea and short, tight-fitting, elaborately trimmed with silk, Hercules braid, soutache braid and taffeta silk. Materials are Panama and serges; colors are black, navy, dark and brown; values to $25.00; (OA special at 9aW irars spring sons New Styles, New Materials, Low Prices, fit you out for Easter. Let us reservation. John Mitchell was sent up for (0 days and to pay a fine. Jim Narclsse, arrested on the same eharge. was sentenced to 24 hours' confinement owing to the fact that he is sick. We sponge and press your elothes and ahlne your shoes, all for $1 per month. Mam 614, A-4S14. Wagons run everywhere. .Unique Tailoring Co.. lOjf "Golden Grain Granules" is used by (9,000 people In the northwest It is the pure cereal coffee. It tastes like coffee. It cures Insomnia -nd nervousness. A meeting of the recentlv nrranliad "incen wives eociai ana Aid society will be held at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Teevln, 430 Qantenbeln avenue. 81 A WEEK WILL DO c FREE These Ladies Clothes Brashes to all who attend our Spripg Opening next Saturday Evening. THE' BIG EAST SIDE STORE EAST BURNSIDE AND UNION AVE. Willamette awnlnss are mads tn last. Agent In every town In the northwest. Willamette Tend & Awning Co., Mfg'rs, Portland, Or., Main 968. A-8968. gives d mn Selling- evening, military whist dancing with good muslo and lunon. Admission ioc. Hirach building, Wednesday March 25. Wild Bill, White Foot and Joe Hays, Indiana, were sentenced to spend 90 days in the Multnomah county Jail and to pay a fine of S25 each oy Judgo woiverion in tne umteq oiaiea court yesterday. The men had been arrested for carrying liquor to the Umatilla Stationery store a 14 Mn- A street, near Third street, with full line of stationery and blank books. Davis A Ktlburn. Phone. A-141L Willamette brand tentu are of n.rinr make, and of best materials. For salo by all dealers. Willamette Tent & Awn ing Co,, Mfg'rs, Portland. Or. Steamer Jesse Hnrlrlna f. r-. . - Wasbougal and way landings, dally e cent Sunday. Leaves Wmhinrtnn dock at 2 m. Woodward Dancln Class lesson, 26e. Private lessons dally Socials, Tues., Ihurs. and Saturday. Rate war San Francisco tS. ateam. er. Frank Bollam. aeent. l?8 tm-h Acme Oil Co. sol: fine gasoline. Phone East 789: B-1007 Trellis Work, wire fonMno- t..i. j Wire A Iron Works, Second and Everett Woman's Exchano-a Mn Ttv. .. . lunch 11-.Z0 to 2; business men's lunch. For Sale. Fine collection war relics suit of armor, old prints. J-, Journal! iri?:. 7:iiHri, "P'C1 Photographer. Elks building. Seventh and Stark sta. Hong Lee Steam Laundry. Flrst class work; reasonable. Both phones. i.JJl00 2.n..nd w"mn wanted. Quick uai.iujura uairy, zaiM Wash. L'.!5 '. Puniest -uw.B, auu maa wasnington, tftSS' bLld'.ng07"" dMllf Roth CUT OUT PARADE OF LITTLE ONES School Principals Vote Against Feature of June Kose Fiesta. Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Tamhtll. Dr. E. C Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquam. D. Chambers, optician, 12 Seventh. Teams for hire. Phone East 424. Journal want ada. lo a word. BOARD LETS CONTRACT 6-1 FOR M SCHOOL One of the prettiest features of the Itoso Festival was eliminated yester day when the board of education voted to decline the Invitation of the festival association Inviting the school children to parade. The board acted In accord Ince with the report of Its committee, consisting of Mrs. L. W. Bltton and Bu perlntendent Klgier. , Superintendent Rlgler stated In mak Inr thf. Mnnrt of the committee that a a meeting of the principals of the city schools at which 88 out of 42 attended, SS had voted against the proposition of ftllowlnsr the ch ldren to marcn. vvnen tha vm. inn tnken at the board meet Ing Director J. V. Beach was the only one who favored the children entering the parade He stated that, he waa not In favor of the long march wnicn tne children "enaaaed In last yea Ihnt a. aliort narade would be kilanln lullli tl, arhAOl WOrk. The board members are willing that the children ahall enter the parade If thev desire to do so. out insist rm tne wnrir nf drillina' and Dreparlng them tnr the event shall not fall upon the school teachers. If the festival assocl Hnn rilrea It can secure a drill mas ter and drill the children for the parade so long as the work Is done outside of school hours and without Interfering with the children's work. The board would not object to this plan. TERITICUS TEARS OUT A CUSS AT OFFICER NEXT FRJDAY AFTERNOON 3:30, MARCH 27 Portland Symphony Orchestra Concert MARQUAM THEATRE BEATRICE DIERKE. Pianistc - - Soloist I f X SEATS NOW ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE 11Y the nick o; time To get an Easter Suit pro vided you order it at once. Tha less you hurry an artist, tha better your work. Co lumbia Tailors are artists. To secure a first-class fit, the best workmanship and greatest satisfaction, see that you order a Columbia Tailored Easter Suit In time to give the tailor a chance. Just as a matter of information, are you aware that the demand for Easter Suits is greater this year than for many years past? Perhaps it is due to .the su perior quality of goods, su perior quality of workman ship and distinctly favorable prices. an Easter Suit guaranteed TO PIT TO WEAR TO PLEASE ?20 TO 950 GRANT PHXQLET, Ugr. Elks' Building Seventh and Stark DEILIG THOATRD ' Uth and Washlairtoa Phones Main t and A-11Z3. Toaraxv ajtd roatozaow naif Special Frio Matinee Tomorrow JUtof noon. . ' ..,- - "Comlnfj Thro the Rye Frank Lalor aa "Nott tha Tailor. -Evenings 11.60 to 80c. jwat. fl to ttt. HEILIG TXBATU ' letlt an Waaalagtoa . Phonea Main 1 and A-tlia. THTOSDAir-rRlUAT. MARCH l-T. 1AMXU J. COUSTT, In the Comedy-Drama Buccesa "tii xjldt Ajn ra bvoiab." , Prices Lower floor, $1.80 and 111 balcony, fl. 78a, BOoi entire gallery, ?,' MARQUAM GRAND Portland's Famous Theatre. , Main I. N Tonight and remainder of week, mati nee Haturday. , cmziTov ex. Am KB In the Beautiful American Play, "The Power That Governs' 1 Evenings tB-60-76o-l. Mat. J6-S0-78O. BAKER T0EATRE Phones Main I , A-6H0 . Qo. L, Daker. Oen. Manager. All This Week. Matinee Baturdsy. One of the most beautiful plays ever r written. Henry V. Esmond's v "WHS- wa wi TWllTT-Olrll., Opening ek nf George Alison, Leading . Man. Production complete. Stake set- tings rich sn4 rostly. ' -r Evenings 25c, JBo, 60e. Mat 180, t5o. BTexl Week males., mPIRE Theatre SSW MILTON W. SEAMAN, Manager. Tonight, All Week, Matinees Wednesday .and Saturday. The Latest Senna- . tlonal Melodrama, '. "WSLAT WOMXV WXZ.lt 0." K Starulng and reallstlo. Sea the area! , shipwreck. A modern play with modern Ideas. Nlgnta lBo, 15o, 88c, 60. Mtts lOo, I THE STAR Hew, A-149S oid. n, e-M For the KnUre Week of March 21. 4" THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. Presents the Sensational Military Melo drama, BZOXBT DIgWATOT." In Pour Acts . . . BrD.K Hlgglna . Matinees Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 8:10 p. m.; prloes 10O and SOe. Every evening at 8:18; prices. 16c. 1 6c and 36c. Seats may be reserved ' by either phone. 1 THE GRAND Vaudeville de Luxe Week Beginning Monday, March St. '- America e Favorite Character Artists, Presenting "THBJ MARSHALL." XA-rxa a arorrra, Duettlsts and Eccentrlo Dancing. " B0a Oentnry KerolTtng View. "Brt on's rromlse," . T. Kontressa, X. A. T. m. aahibitor. LYRIC THEATRE Soth Phones 1 lEaia M85 Home, A'lOSS. Week Commencing Monday, March 23, The Allen Stock Co. Presents the. Celebrated Paatoral Drama, "XCAXZXi XIIXE" Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Prices lOo and tOc Every evening at I: lb. Prices 10c, ioc, loo. Boies 60c Office open 10a.m.tol0p.m. The INlckeloxlIon The Princess in the Case QRAND AVENUB . ir. but said n Let women of sixty use 'beautifiers," if they think they need them. But you, who are j young and prettyyou r- should avoid such things '. as you would a pesti- m All YOU need is a fcake of Ivory Soap, a j bowl of clean water and - a good complexion ?: brush. - ""' - ' V ' Fencing In a public street for a cow pasture Is the offense charged against Henry Teritlcus by members of the MMwnv Imnrovement club. It Is also charged that if any one attempts to .rn the row Dnsture so Inclosed Terl- .. th Ana on them. . in the complaint made to the police It Tha boar f , ... .... ! alleged that the fence complained of . w. wuvuun awaruen inft I i hn u arinatn Hvenieenin i 1 1 rov, contract for th nw si. ..i . pawpIi Mtront and Insley avenue, fTsso P?,n"U,a t0, M- & mm ! PUce" to llX ?SSKBr remove $t for 122,990 at a meeting held last j Obstruction to the public street he waa night The plumbing of the huiMina-; Doiitelv but firmly requested to go to win be nut in h . 1 a warm onmaie. inw.u " h.-r - I y vv,mam 8tevPnson Tllned to do. Instead, he went before vhpeC.d th citct for I3.0.M.76. h" city attorney this morning and Saafvl-V. & Co- wlU fur"is" t"e I n" ore to a complaint charging Teritlcus ifh Ahstructln a PUDUO sireai 10 Klass for 1676. lrr,2?.Wer reelvJ 'or the sen- warrant was issued km1 J.KaL ranK'nfT fom Freeman's rest bid of $22,990 to that of Steele, Bert-1 Av ;"iib.it ior tza,i)is. ine Doara rejected the onlv two hirt for Teritlcus" A ar received for four tii-. . . ' East Portland High school been use (tiev were considered too high. The bid ders were Portland Wire & Iron wrM 3.1S5. and City Iron Works, .3,796. many residents or Lower Alhlni at Building Permits. W H Jones. e.rect dwelling, Dell, be- innM ami Osborne avenues. Jl'tion; McKeen & Bulrgy, erect two .in-oiiine. Broadway, between East Tweatv-nlnth and East Thirtieth. 82.600 plr O. O. Nash, erect store and flats. Hawthorne, between East Thirty-first vory poap : 99 Per Cent.' Pure. tended the meeting last night and asked an 1 Rist Thirty-second. $1,100; Pauline oclween rage nnu hi'"" .1. Bulger, erect riais, -"y. ""lw""" Second and Third streets, $4,000; W. that the houra of voting on the bond a id Minnie Modon, erect dwelling V Starr, 0OUO 111 al Zi n tl. II II II TOP THA main A 1. ..n High school be changed from 4 to 9 P. in. instead of 1 tn 4 n n. ti. wore informed that the hours were jiaeu oy law ana COUld not be chAniror! Tne delegation was also asailrari thai eaatlon waa al.n d..,i...i .t,o. there would b nn nhann n ont site of the building and all tax payers desiring to vote on the bond iw i'V Te M CU At tha-offlce of the aislrlct clerk In the city hall. April 7. between the hours of l 'and 4 p. m. No opposition to tha bond issue is er- pectei MILK RESEMBLED . WALL STREET STOCK Food Commissioner 3. W. Bailey has filed complatnta against M. E. Merglns. 4 -North Sttth street, and Jl. lt! Spauldlng, 64 North Third street. charged with selling watered milk. The complaint recites that the milk sold oy Wiener Schnitzel Today Until 8 P. Mr these men does not contain the per cent of butter fata required by law and con tains more than 88 per cent water,' whlc la a violation or tne cure rood law n Oregon. Constable Wagner served the warrants this morning and the cas will be heard in the Justice court before Justice Reld-i T ,- ' 1 a. . . . i- to rxKTXire thj oaip. tlXATlVg BROMO QUININE remsTes ' tbt rauM. There U only "BROMO Ql'liilg Liwfe for sigDatore et B, W, GB0V&, 25c, . SPECIAL G0UIASH Jut enough different from our well-known Hungarian Ooulash to merit your attention-tomorrow from ii oo a. x. to i r. at ; OUB SAZXT MERCHANrS, LUNCH BerVed from 11:80 a. m. to 1 p. m. Is deservedly popu lar 8 Bo. Austro-Hunrian; - Restaurant V 14T Taylor St Bet. eoon4 .M;Xxara . . BEAVER HILL COAL 1 GUARANTEED FULL WEIGHT NO CLINKERS OR SOOT $8.00 Per Ton;; I AGood Appetizer Beaver Hill Coal Co. I Ualn S625 Foot Davis St. Prontfl Delivery f BAINK, STORE & OFFICE RAIL.IINCIS FIRE BSC A PBS FIRE3 CASINO MBTAL FBNCINQ TRELLIS WORK PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS Cor. Second and Everett Stai. Phone Main 3000 r. unT.. ...nf nrolliniF. Vancouver. between t'rescott and Fay. $1,000; J. nm.i.. mrt rfmoillnir Ktnsel avenue. near Mount Tabor avenue. $1,200; C. W. Jenkins, erect dwelllna. lieiiy, oeiween pjiat Twantv-nlnth and East Thirty tirmt 1 inn- Mn nraham Hill, erect wplllna- Van Houten. near Willis hnniavam. ii.zuu: jonn irwni, rtwlllno- Alhlna. between Prescott and Blandlna. 81.400: Charles Erty, erect dwelling Kast Morrison, between East Twantv.flfth and East Twenty-sixth. $1,400; Tonseth Floral company, erect greenhouse, wast Morrison uiu umi. Forty-ninth. $1,000; H. C. Morris, erect dwelllnir. East Twenty-first, between Albarta and Florence, $2,000. HUNDKEDS INQUIRE ; ABOUT OREGON HOMES E. 1.. I.omax, general passenger agent of the Union Paclflo railroad, haa sent to the Portland chamber of com meroe a list of 1.660 names of farmers and others In tne miaaie west wno have written to him making inauirles about homes In the west. In anawer to the advertising that the railroad com- any has carried on in tne last year, "he ehambor will Immediately take measures to supply tna anquirera with To Brothers Lane and Josselyn Can't you arbitrate the trouble? can t you setue tne oispuie, 'Fore the thing gets real excttln' An' aome one begins to shoot? Can't you compromise on candles Or a can of Standard oil? Or the pitch from the tall fir tree So prollflo on our soil? Can't you burr that air statement That la deemed a bald disgrace. An' Illuminate the cltv From tha shine upon the face Of tha brother who deteats It Bo he'd love to, see it dead, : An' its end would light tha heavens With the glowln 'round his head? UNION LAUNDRY r Illuminator of Shirt Fronts. i Tels. A-1JJ3. Msln-898. , , ; j ; i. Second and Columbia. ; all necessary literature and many of tne tetters wui do anawerea personally by the secretary. Tha chamber has Its new bookloc fci 1908 nearly ready for the printer, anu the book will be Issued within th next month. PERSONAL President Townsend and Secretary Muller of tha Portland board of trale are visiting towns in tha Willamette valley to Interest merchants in ' the produce exohanga scheme of the Port land board of trade. It la said valley merchants generally coincide In the vlewa of tha Po.-tlau?rs as to the ben eficial Influence of such an organiza tion on trade and prlcea, and many of the country merchants are either Join ing the board or pledging their sup port. W. B. Stewart left for Rawhide, Ne vada, last evening. He will be absent , about two weeks. I These warm spring days every one is more or less bothered with fall ing appetite. Nothing seems to taste just right; it's a between-eeason time with yourself, as well as with the trees. What you need is something that will whet your appetite, and at the same time tone up your system. This is the time most people prove the wholesome, appetizing, nutritious qualities of 99 it loom fad nia HAMS Carefully prepared, thoroughly cured in the most hygienic manner possible; always reliable. Union Meat Co. Wholesale dealers in "Columbia" Brand Hams, Bacon and Lard; Gor-ernment-Inspected Meats. PORTLAND, OREGON. Pioneer Packers of the Pacific Motion Picture Theatres WH RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS , L000 feat Reals, Including Bona Slides. 5.09 to $7.50 IVeeklj Newman Motion Picture Co. 818 Bnrnside St. near Fifth. TEETH Save Money examination," ILLINQSL 86o UP: GOLD VKl. 'o LUP; JIET.DF JTFETH, IToOj -HDUJ SET. 88.09; QOhO . NS. 8J.B0 TO 85.00. . ' Coma and hava frM immMm WE EXTRACT TEKTH vviww.-. art- van. cjiiaiNUE ING8. 76c L SPLENDID CROWNS. 8! AH work guaranteed for tan Tsars. JjMT attendant always presant ATI work done absolutely without pain by apeclsllsta of from 11 to to rears' ax- Boston Dentists . Mom Tboaa A-a03O. , ..: ' ; mum xslm 8030. , . , . j MIH Xorrimon JH. Ovp. Posloffloa. C0NFES8I0N MAY KILL ALBANY CASES Diamond Douse Paint GUARANTEED 6 gallon lots. S1.40 per gaL 1 gallon loU. Sl.SO per gaL Manufactured by PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO. B30 rroat Bt, rortland. Os HI MILITARY ACADEMY' P0RTLAJNDJDR6 --1 William I Pason, alias L, William Mason, alias J. V. Jones, who was em ployed by", the Hartman detective agency to secure evidence against violators of tbe local option law at Albany has con fessed that he served a term in the Wisconsin state penitentiary. Other advices received by Hartman today show hat Paaon also served short sentences 'or forgery at Worcester, Massachus etts. He was discharged from the service of the detective bureau a week aa-a when the char ires of the Albany attorneys were admitted by Pason. in every instance, no matter now slight," said Hartman today, "Paaqn was square with m. I trusted him a t deal and never did he disappoint grea me. deavorlng to me. I thoroughly believe he was en- live down his oast career but he could not Tbe only flea he told was when he denied the eharrea mada against him that he was an exconvlot I used every precaution before taking him on and ha waa recommended, by prominent business men." What affect the discharge of Pason will have en the cases against violators at Albany Is not known. Hartman says the charges of bribery against J. R, Wyatt are good beyond a doubt and the eo 1 a' stand h had never, served a iaraa in case will be rarrl Paeon - is wanted at Al with perjury, stand h ha any prison. ... .- . through to the and. banv v Ha swore on the witness . charged COFFEE v Good coffee, good breakfast. Poor coffee, poor break-J fast. Tour grocer returns your money 'If you don't like Schilling's Beet; we pay ntm. n; We must sell at once 10 D slightly damaged sewing machines. Including auch KPfllirilAfl wel1 known, anakas aa tUUUIUII singers. Wheeler Wll iti Cnuinn sons. Domes ties. WlUts. 1(1 OCWlng Households. DavisV etot Madiines 838 Morrison 8t Mbuvum SHa.!1 ONLY T HE BEST IN LITE AND ' 1 ACCIDENT ftfSUlANCE O. tL WZBTOIT r t08 Walls Yarro ui&g. saswertag sdvarttseaata . bercia. ! arestloa The ooriuU. v , .-, a Boardtna anA n School tor Xoung Man and Preparation for col. 'res, u. & unitary and -Naval Academies. Ao credited to Wtanford. -rkeley, Cornell, Am-. erat mad all GtaU Lnl rereltlea and Agrieultursl , Colleges. Manual train Ing. Buslnes course, i Tbe principal ttae'laad ilsi yearr eucparienoa la 1'orU land. Comfortable iuar-' ters. Bast environments. Make reaervatlona now. i For Illustrated catalog and other literature ao lrM j. it. cm, u. d.; yrlnolDal aaS Proprletoa, . WOaXAJT A SraOXAZiTT - i- - lull X. CSAV, tha Uy "Chines woman doctor to this dty. Mi baa trured many af- f lloted auf f erera. Cu re. I private and female Ul. eaaeaj alo- tfaront nn t lung troubles: stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases of - all kinds that the human' flash Is heir to. Cure by Chinese herbs an 1 roots. ' Kemad lea harm less. - No oparatlons. MmmI iMaitinent. Km- amlnatlon fre,' tax Clay iU cor. TMr.i. MMMQ H Of all nrletlx i.iai...i1r can la 4n ! nrtical oiwrauea raieati frost uIm. ho ft will MWtM salll la. 1 tomrmulynnf .. .14 anretUad 9QXUAltX, I ... Tas r"'s frs-t .-r.f r--