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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1903, - AG7Jn'-lCl23- k- - . "i r mmmmmtHBKm'mi ", TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. 1 , . ITrllttr .."The Burgomaster" l i ri uata .Motion Pictures iker R fries' l.vrlo "Captsln Independence ' r-'r "The Blsk Hand -4 Grand i .... . Vaudeville - ' - Articles lost and found on the street car March IT. 21 and It: H nmbrel- las. purses, t handbags, 1 pair skates, 2 keys, 1 buncli of keys. 1 prayer book, 1 Insurance paper, 1 card esse, 1 lan tern. 1 pair gloves, X pair shoes, 1 lunch "ox, j mgni dresses, pnnM, ruo bir rn.l 1 alnva. 1 nalr sllDnerS. satchel. 1 telescope, 1 set of tools, I parkairea of school books, 1 package Of letters, 1 pin. 1 tin box.-1 checkbook. jvif-rcnanis Dana: i hck u i lot lies. 1 nair of glove. 1 book. Call - at tha iMt .artlcla room of the O. W, 1'. -railway sutlon. corner First and : Alder. , . . - -: '. : ... An effort is to be made to have the grade in Gladstone-avenue restored to It former level end at a meeting t Vic' KenUworth Improvement elub last evening a committee was sppolnted to , tske . the question In hand. A. It. Hlihmond, of the street car company, , ertil the club members to use their t Influence to have KenUworth avenuo oixned between Powell street and Kranols avenue. The Brooklyn club Is to combine with the Kenllwortha and . a house-cleaning date set In the near . future when ail rubbish will be cleared from the t wo suburbs. . , ' Tomorrow, afternoon being the rem ar literary meeting of the Unitarian - .woman's alliance. Rev. Jenkins Lloyd lonns of Chicago will sneak to the al ,nn' upon Browning. Rev. Jones Is a H. holarly student of Browning. Strang- era are. cordially Invited to be present ' at this opportunity of listening to this ; talk upon Browning, poet and author, by such an able student. The lecture will begin at 1:10 o'clock In the Uni tarian chapel, corner of Seventh and Yamhill street. , - , ;' The polio have been notified that some person has stolen from the prem- laes at SOfH Second street, a building , occupied by , the United Brethren mis sion, a sign bearing four gilt Chlness characters on a green ground. The characters signify a Chinese word which is expressed D Lost." Ths ' ' seasloa of- ths mission for Si years and was muoh prised. An effort will be April Fool Oh, Tefty, hear the people as they loud lv shout for nti: Don't you reooirnlxe those voices roaring but from sea to seat. Th crvof every voter, be he gentile or a Jew. .. Is "Mo other human being in tnis uni ' - ; verse for mel" - .' ' - . - - ' i Oh, Billy, hear the people as they loud- ly shout for you; Don't you , recognise - those voices roaring out from sea to seat Th cry of every voter, be be gentile or a Jew, : .-1 "No other human being in this unl- - ir- verse --for mel" 1 - --y t , .... . . ; : : Oh, Charley, -hesr ths people a they , louaiy snout xor you; - Don't you recognise those voice en , from Malheur to the see? Th cry of every , voter, be he gentile ' Is, "No onsWbut Charle v v Fulton In 4 ., ,' the universe for met, , v: . . v UNION LAUNDRY X -9MYTM TOOLS TOT." Tela, A-1J3J; Main 1(8. td and Columbia chapel. Seventh and Tamhlll street Reports of the president, W. TShana ban, and other officers will' be read and election of officers held. n, . , ? , - . . ,, - . i am . Revival services ar still In progr. t th Sunnyside . M. E. church, and much Interest Is being aroused. The meetings are in charge of the pastor, Dr. Ford, and will t continued the re mainder of th week - , Women . f.e rr . a j! Ml J . A drowning man clutches at a straw, and in yesterday's performances at tb grand th life-saving feature was a one-sot playlet called "ClndereL" Ordi narily "Clnderel" wouldn't create a. sen sation, but ysstsrday It proved enter taining and almost Interesting. Ed ward Xoche ' wrote It and wrote some sense, soms nonsense and some amus ing lines Into It It Is quite the best thing in the way of a one-act playlet that the vaudeville theatres have Shown for soms weeks, Maude Button and her company are capable players, which helps along the act considerably... - J. JL Pa vis snd company havs an act Called "The- Ballet Girl," built on fa miliar lines, and which attracted ths usual laughs , that a piece, based on a man's being garbed as a woman, al ways have attracted. Sam Brooks and Robs Jeannett have a performance called "8am on the Main Street," which found many sympathetic souls through out tbs house, i O Nell's "College Boys" (God save the mark), another of this season's eruption of caps and sweaters, whose owners, blushing, claim New Haven snd Cambridge as the scenes of their earlier struggles, havs a song snd dancs sot. Sadie Seaward dldn t render "Uweetest Story Ever Told" beautifully, flavins proclaimed Maude Sutton's aot th, koat feature nf the nrflinm. laymen's missionary movement, in-1 1 a only fair to add ths Rlchey W. Ca rey has the worst, it is snuciea Aie HATS 99 Best In tho World terdenomtnatlonaL all churches, Invited. men p. m. Tuesday. All meetings at th Whit Temple, . p. m. Tuesaay. x ouna- peopie i fcni m partner," and comes about the Tuesday. Mass.. meeting for I middle of the performance, so that it is Impossible to miss It Rlchey'e Jokes mpi rill not be dragged Into print because of a constitutional respect for Old age. Sunnyalde'W. C T. -u. ,wui noia bu, avmn hi. vulsarltr didn't bring Its next meeting at the home of Mrs. many laughs. And when vulgarity I. M. Walker, 1100 East Morrison falls to "drsw" us time some one street Thursday afternoon. April 1, sti stepped In. "Toung Buffalo," who was 1:10.. (Strangers welcome. ' v oes, all tor si per 1-4114, Wagons run an4 ahlna your sh nraith Maid (14. A-4114, everywhere. Unique Tailoring Co, 101 ! Stark. "Ooldsn Grain . Granules" I used by 10,000 people la the northwest It is the nur cereal coffee. It tastes like coffee. It cures Insomnia nd nervous ness. Willamette awnings are mads to lsst billed as an sxpert marksman, failed to put In his" appearance yesterday arter noon, owing to delayed baggage, but will show today. t AT THE THEATEES -S3 "Curgomastfr" at Hclllg Tonight. The attraction at theHelllg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets, to nlfy a Chinese word which Agent In very town J !VS0raI? 71? night and tomorrow, will beHhe musical by ths English equivalent Willamette Tent Awning Co., Mfg rs, comedy ,UOceee, 'be Burgomaster." sign has been in th pos- Portland. Or.. Main A-iiis. TMb favorite offering has been pleasing i mission for i years and ' hundreds of its old admirers and many im-A A n mtfnri will ha MumM JaaSS HSrklnS. TOT CamaS. - . i. - 1 . n mad. by th polic to ycovr th lost WaabougaJ and iway nd'ng dslly sx- two nlghtfc steam- Third. Th Portland Ad club will meet to morrow In th board of trad rooms In -the new Commercial club building, and win have a talk from Tom Kicnarason. who bsa lust returned from a southern trip, visiting the admen of Los Angeles and Sacramento. S. T. Britten will vpeak on-chewing gum advertising, and I wire 4k Iron Works, Second and Everett wiieu no naa . eunuiuueu am ouiuinn cept Bunaay. leaves niiuininni airi coca w i n. Rate war San Francisco sr. Frank Bollam, agent Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fin gasoline. Phons East 7I; B-1007. Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland . will "chew th rag.' ,1, law street. car company is to im . hvava th, XtfimM r1v Aaplr Una mn that during th livestock show next summer It will be possible to handle 86.000 ' persons each dsy. This was- reported J It a raeetlnr or tno Rose city im , provement league last evening. At the next meeting the club is, to take up Wnman'a Exchange, lit Tenth street lunch 11 : 30 to it business men's lunch. IB W. Moore, expert photographer. Elks building, seventn ana utara sis. Jennings Co. have moved Oregonlan building. to 206 "Burgomaster" Matin eo Tomorrow. A speclal-prlc matinee will be given at the Heillg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets, tomorrow, Wednes day afternoon, when the mualcal-comedy success, "The Burgomaster," will be the bill, curtain at Seat Sale Mary Monnerlng. Seats are now selling at box office the Heillg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets, for Mary Manner- lng, the charming and talented actress, who will present the dellahtful comedy. "Glorious Betsy," at the above theatre ror wree nignts. neginning next Tnura dsy night April 2. c; 1 Every Genuine KNOX HAT Has This Trade-Mark. Look for It Hong Lee 8team Laundry- First- "d&us.lo'n of a second- pipslln. to class work; reasonable Both phones ,Buu Run.. ; - jannlngs ft Co, have moved to Thoma McFarlan, a H-yar-old boy Oregonlan buUdlng. at .whose horn was 15 Caru there W. A. Marqoam's Picture. A collection' of motion nlctnraa annh IOC las has rarely been eaualed. la beinar given aauy at tna Aiarquam. xne per- rnrmannaa a rm frflm S until IS AVlwlr Wise and associates, painless I There are four pictures and an Illus trated ballad. The pictures are "The Frog" "The vestal," "Animated Snow street, died at Good Samaritan hospital I dentists. Third and Washington. laat fils-ht aa tha reanlt of I n In r lea re- I onived last Friday while working at ths Jennings. Co. nave movea to xus balls" and "Ths Old Theatre Trunk. Multnomah -Box factory. While trying Oregonlan building. ,a alita, m halt tha vnnnr man mi l . " oaught by the machinery and sustained Dr. T. J. McCracken, dentist. Roth L fracture of the skull before be could I child nunoing. - raar.na1 , kv fallnwunnlovaa. I .wVHww I a i...Li..t aHHa a.. mM a V s 1 9 . w . 1 n -.. I - . U Catch Raffle. The mysterious and fascinating nlav or "Raffles" i Doing seen by some DRESS SILK HATS DRESS OPERA HATS D&RBYS SOFT HATS SOLD ONLY BY VP H T.Minwy Specials FOR WEDNESDAY AND"TlXUr.3-' l-:.; "DAY. ONLY - - ' KE7 STRAW . SDAFZ3 , About 20 dozen, including; 16 distinct . models, black, brown, burnt and bleached straws; $1 to $1.50. ralnes. Special 83f t : i FLOWERS- FOUAOES V Half Prlce-4Jufit; Half t-KCM r ',,-,. .. : ' ' f ': 1 ' 'i'lr . 'V. v " Manufacturer.' sample boxes , ' only ; on doien bunches of a. kind, ' about, 90 boxes' or over 1,000 bunches. All this season's best itjles and colors., Mostly roses, but among; them are manr styles of ' foliage and almost every flower used in xnillinary. Prices regnlar '20c to $2.0a For this !... A..JUST HALF.; 212-214 Third Street mkiws Distinctly Ullllnerj: 311 MORRISON ST. OPP. POSTOFFICE Battalion Chiefs Stevens and Dowell want ad page. 1 1 M . - 4 u' vmmwv kuw v .ti. hit- rh.rr.Kar. AV Hon. nntloiana. 118 Sev. r l .1 . m . 1. . t . I nil r irro vinminmiuD xvr tna,&. Biuun win i anth atreet. be assigned to the new battalion dls- Berger, signs, show cards. 214 Yamhill. Dr. S. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. Journal want ad, le a word. Oeorro his tricts on the east side today. Dowell : succeeds Xe Holden who recently re-1 ilgned while Btevens will havs charge f th new district created by tne 1 tity a few months ago. ' tTh Woman' Presbyterlal society will hold an . all-day session tomorrow at ' Westminster Presbyterian church, ' cor- tir.Ut.. a.J Caa.S rT.aa el. .taA. a. a. ncr t viui-sr nuu Eumm x cum siuccbg, VKIa will Ha tht ftnuii&l mHtlnr Rm ion brlna it 10 ft. m. and continue! T through tha afternoon. The ladies of Forbes Preabyterian church will serve ( tuncneon. am, iuts;. wavaaw aaavv m wvi v ivtvti ; lng to the Pacific Telephone A Tele- graph company last night and stole a . taaollne furnace and a watch receiver . tiaat . fa (..tin. alavrtrlrt Ulimnti Af wires Alio potine uavv u,en aaaeo 10 make an eilon to recover tn stolen i irtlcles.. Tl.MMW TT V1..,V. WAM V... h ...I, f .tnul, rtnnrr avalnar fia rVtlnnlat Tn. vestment company, to foreclose a raort- rage ror 125,000 on property on tne Cornell road. He claims default of pay merit last September and asks for In terest rrom tnat a ate, oesiaes 2,6uo at- Inrnav raa and ztsi ror tat,r COLE WILL SPEAK TO AT VOTERS GRESHAF.1 Candidate for District Attor ney Nomination Is Gain ing Big Lead. I at the Baker this week and Alison Is making, a great hit by clever acting of the title role of the gentleman thief. This is tne first time here at popular Baker prices. Only matinee eaiuraay. "Captain Impudence." The Allen stock comrjanv is aivmor a brilliant performance of Edwin Mil ton Koyie's oeautirui piay, -vaptain ImOddence" at the Lyrlo this week. Revelle Urquhart has made an Indi vidual hit In the title role. Tonight Moving pictures between acta. Capture the Black Hand. At least on the stage, member of "The Black Hand" are can tu red bv the authorities. The nlav at the Star theatre this week deals with this mys terious association and It la considered I the most exciting play that has been f;lven by a stock company at popu ar orlces. Matinees Thursday and Saturday. Vaudeville Features. On the program at the Qrand this week Sullivan . & Consldlne are pre senting a congress of excellent feat ures. Mande Glutton A Co., In "Cln- A monster mass, meeting has been planned by Republicans at Oresham to night, at which James Cole, Republican derel," a nautical playlet, Is something candidate for district attorney, will new In vaudeville and there are many anaoU All .mnirftmenta have been Otner innovation 'in amusing musi- . - - i a MmM an. KM, w ti , la tn nmuo 10 uu mo unuui vuo wi tJje 0Ui aa m special aaaea reature, largest ever held in the little city, ana The Bast Eld Business Men's club much enthusiasm prevails among the voters. m. to make every effort to have the ftreet W;eonmny 'mp th wotk o( tHndm will leave over the O. A special car bearing Cole and a party vv. p. V".M18 intersecuon or ursna avenuo at pirst aDd A1iar streets at 7:16 fh. Via iwti o'clock, and will bring the party home 't1SA v:?A after the speechmaklng. a3t pa throun tMt PorUand Cole naaTjeen making a whirlwind of R GKERTOli treats. a camnalrn this wefek. and as the elec tion day approacnes ror tne nominauyn he will increase nis rorces irom any tu Aav other candidates have been com IS STORIES , A sneakthlef entered th room of Rob- irt Hasklns, 371H Bast Burnside street. resterday afternoon '.and stole a watch pelled to sit up . and. take notice . at valued at $85. The thief also appro- the rapid Inroads Cole has been making at netongmg to a. K.el- among tne vuiers. Manv oraanlzations have extended in vitation to uoie to speaa oeiore mem. and alreadv ni antes nave neen prao- Declares She Did Not Say Sheriff Had Promised to Marry 'Her. kriated an overcoat ley, th landlord of the house. The theft kaa reportea to tn police. Work nn the new ateel hrldra nvarltlcallv filled uo to election day. Many Sullivan' anion, win start within a few roun ?P"b.Ucn" hT5 L'"leA-tov5?le.'f lavs. Street ears will run along Grand WF,-tt?SXR?'Zt,S Mra Iona S. Blckerton, plaintiff In tvenue, . using, the Burnside. and the man nrominent in nubile and civic life I the contested dlvoro case that ha IX tm:lLrKtA S!i. iSAJL fif hv' "J"0 volunteered their services whlled away th hours of Judge Bro !ornyedownd V t0 - JJ!SS! 'U m the circuit court f.r several - 'mnm ,..ry , .I Cole's reception at the car barns on days, went on the witness stand ysster- Th Oregon Human ociy wui meet East Ankeny. Btre.t yeterday by the day afternoon In rebuttal to make a fly. streetcar employes was a nearty one. in aenj.j of th8 tn,ng, ner husband, and assurances of Individual suorjort I ur.,.k,nn r Tink.rAn ..m f, DI U KtWU tUUIIH IIIHII 17 V 0 1' . .1 nunared or tne men arter the meeting, !hls evening, at 7:S0 at th Unitarian A great many people make the mistake of as suming that because Ivory Soap costs only a few cents a cake, it ."isn't - ig:ood enough to use for one's hands and face." ; ,1, . , Why isn't it? Good materials oroo- 7Wly combined, make good soap; and the ma terials useid in the man ufacture of Ivory Soap are the best Ivory Soap rl Pcr.Gcit. Pure. a SWEAT A' WILL SWE ATA " WHILE IN JAIL Sweata Veatsoo, an Austrian, who de clares his occupation to bs that of a railroad section-hand. Was arrested yes. terday afternoon - by Detectives Price and Jones on a charge of larcen Veatsco was arrested in a shack In lower Alblna. In his nosaesslon was found a quantity of goods and clothing that were stolen, from tha Oregon hotel at First and Davis streets Sunday night Monday morning Mrs. S. Natscher who conducts th Oregon hotel, reported to the police that a burglar had broken Into the basement of the ? house and tolen a Quantity of llauora and clsrara. The thief , had then. gone, upstairs and ransacked four r rooms, taking a large amount of wearing apparel. All of th artless stolen were found by the de tectives yesterday In the shack when they placed Veatsco under arrest, fe v - The ascused man will be given a pre llminary hearing In the police court to morrow. .- '' . a ' . -: lr to Ziadle no vrlu i ' Free skates to ladles : this week at Oaks rink. To maintain the ; high standard under which the-rink la .op erated 10a admission will be chargoi but skates will be free to ladies. To morrow all those registered will have a chance at those elegant $7 skate lo be given away. - ' Free breakfast food want ad page. See ad on the th time he was on the stand. Bicker- ton had been in the witness chair for eight long hours and had told so many tnmgs tnat tn mere contraaictton oz his statements made a long story. Amonsr the other things denied DV Mrs. uicxerton was tne statement tnat she told her husband two years ago that Robert U Stevena, now sheriff of the county, had promised to marry her aa soon aa sne couia get ria 01 ner nun band. She said she did not tell her husband that, nor did the sherirr make her such a promise. She also denied that she had accused her husband of tearing down campaign cards that bore the likeness of the present sheriff, then a candidate, as ne is now. , ,5 ; ? Attorney T. J. Cleeton, who repre sents Blckerton, here arose for a brief statement or bis position on tne Btevens question. - He said that he did not claim that the sheriff told Mr. Blckerton that ne would marry her, but did claim that the Stevens story was- one or. tn many thina-a Mrs Blckerton told her husband la .order to, pester him.- A e-f 4-- Building Permit. ; Harvey Foresman. erect dwelling. East Thirty-seventh, between East Harrison and . Stephens, 11,600; W. A. Gradon, erect, dwelling. Bast, Salmon, between East Thirteenth and East Fourteenth, $3,000; J. 8. Seed, erect dwelling, Mult- iAnaH - h.twaan TT. .t T.ntv.ffr.t Bast Twenty-second, $3,260; b. Honder son, erect dwelling, , Tibbets, between EJast Thirtieth and East Thirty-second,. $l,600j J. J. Winston,j erect dwellinB, East Harrison,1 between Marguerite ani East Thirty-seventh. 11.800; J. B. Tan ner, erect dwelling,- Weldler. between East-Eleventh and East Twelfth, $3,604; a. W. Gees, erect two' dwellings, Fail ing. between , Cleveland and Rodney, $1,600 each: Dr. J, B. Keener. raat If Tomorrow Is Pay Day, Here's a Mighty Good Hunch for You Do you own any real estate in Portland? Did you ever own any real estate any where? Do you know what an inde pendent feeling comes over a man who owns a 'desirable piece of land? To such a man there never comes the de spondency which follows the losing of a "job." He knows he has something to "fall back on." If he is single, he holds to it with grit, trusting to the future to net him a handsome profit. If he is married, he looks forward to the time when he can build a nice little home for himself and his wife. All these things come to him who buys in need a suit ROSE CITY PARK If you will set aside $40out of tomor row's pay and make the first payment on a lot in Rose City Park and then $12 a month, you will have the lot paid for before you are aware of it. And, when, it is paid for, you can easily borrow enough upon it to builda fine little home. Pretty, good "hunch," isn't it'?. By the way We will be pleated to-man you a copy of our handsomely illustrated new booklet, showing some of the pretty homes of Rose City Park, if you. will drop a line. Or, better till, call for it. Har.tman & Thompson Chamber of Commerce in a hurry? That U, arc you afraid your Easter suit will not De-ready in time on account of tha tailors' strike? You need have no such fear, for tha Columbia Tailors are still loyal The tailor-artists are paid more than the union scale, they are well satisfied and they have not struck nor will they. Mean while this splendid assortment of Easter woolens is waiting for Jrou to call and make your se ection. YouH get your suit when we say you will and you will have it for Easter if you order now. it's the place for you You can buy an Easter suit at any price you' care to pay, from $20 to $50. GRANT PHEGLEY, Mgr. Seventh and Stark Streets ""swsjsssssl-fsa-sMsl Phones Main 1 and A. lilt, Tonight 1:11 o'Clook - - 1 Special Price Mat Tomorrow lst time "1 Tomorrow Night Tha Musical Comedr . m atrsaoxaxTzm ," Evening, 1.6Q to IQo; Mstlnees. tl t tie kuamruf oaivn . Portland s Famous Theatre Phone Main TUUAI uni All Week, Continuous Performance 1 to IS P. M, Amusement for AIL 4 -Brilliant snd FascfnattasT w motiobt rxoruBsa 7 '. rmn tsstax. . .. vw! ..Animated Snowballs " "SUge Memories of anjOld Theatrical Bauer, Mlfi Pullmftn vAHf oca w"" A vu ' BAKER THEATRE "ft"" George L, Baker, General Manager.-... Tonight -AH Week Matinee Saturday. xjanor oiock to, in tnac uever and Mjsterious Plar, RAPPLB8W Slrst Tim, TTara a Pnnnl., Evenings 26c, l&c. 80c. Mata lOaJ lie. Nest week, Hoyf s "A Trip to Chinatown THE 6RAND-Vt3.evHIe it hat One Week. Beginning Monday, March 10. ououtaz. Yomro tvxrr aivo, America's Sensational Marksman, As sisted by Mile. Vera and His Won- dertullr Well-trained Dog "Frank." . , UOIIT W. OBAZO, ' Musical Comedian. -"Me and My Partner." aoTX dnrromr bbtoktzvo rorwa, F. b Montressa, I. A. T. S. B. Exhibitor. , THE STAR SJTsf-USa For the En tire Week of Msrch J The R. 1 French Stock Co. Presents ' The Most Sensational Melodrama Ever vireren tne Portland Public, . "Til B&ACX UBV," In Four Acts By W. K. Hurst ' Matinees Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Prices 10c and lOo. Every evening, 1:1s p. m.' Prices 160, 2So, ISo. west wefiK- -rne Teres Ranger." i WOMAK A m m amlnatlon free. 8PZCXAXTT MBS. M. X. CXAJT, the only Chinese woman doctor In this elty. She has oured many af flicted sufferers. Cured private and female dls- auM. elaa thm,t nd lung troubles: stomach, bladder ana Kidneys and diseases - of all kinds that the human flash la. heir to. 'Cured by Chinese herbs and roots. Remedies harm less. No operation Honest treatment. Kx 281 Clay at, cor. Third, dwelling, East ; Sixth, between Klggen and Magnolia,: S,500; Kate . , U Hall, erect dwelling. East Fifteenth, between Hancock. and Tillamook, U.800; J. Bal stger. erect dwelling. Mory between Pfaacott -.nd Skidmore, $1,860; John An derson, erect llmo9aTeclnltt lamette avenue, 1 1.60 0 1 E. B. .mt dwelllnir. Kerby. between Church and Klllingswortlv lp; p. . Rankin, j erect Iiais. nMi duo.uw between ; Bast Elevenui ana Twelfth, 15,000; Fred K. Wonder, erect dwelling. Leo, between East Eleventh "V t,i. nnn. 3 V Ward. Jrect dwelling, East Fifteenth, between Prescott and Skidmore. 11.000; J. Q. Heltkemper. erect dwelling, .Porter, be tween Corbett and Hood, 1,7 00. . County WsaTants Assessable. XStwcUl Dlspsteh te The oorssl : ' Salem. Or.. March ' II Attorney- General .Crawford - yesterday ... passed down the opinion- that county warrants srt assessablsh ffhl la the second, time DAIR CUTTING 25 CTS. THE flODEL The finest 11-chair shop In the city., , 91 Sixth Street , Diamond Douse Paint GUARANTEED I gallon lets, tl.40 per gaL 1 gallon lots, S1.50 per gal. '. Manufactured bV PORTLAND SASII & DOOR CO. 830 rroat V Portlaad, Os. L.YRIC TMBATHD Both Fhoneai Kate 4eSS: Xossa A-109S. week commencing Monday, March 10.' Tne Allen Stock Co. Presents Edward .' Milton Royle's Celebrated Play,' t "OAPTAXjr XMYtrSSlTCB." ' Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day and' Sunday. Prices 10c and tOc.' Every evening at 8:16. Prices 10c, Z0o and 80c Boxes lOo. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. i Motion Picture Theatres WB RENT LATEST FEATURE FILM 3 tOOO fast Keels, including" Song Slides.' $5.00 to $7i0lTccldy ) Newman Motion Picture Co. ; Sit Burnside St. near Fifth. ; NICKELODION ISO PUta It, ortlaad, Ozerea. Jerusalem : Turkish Soldiers r Gates of -Jaffa 4 FREE SKATES S ' TO LADISS AXteraooa and Breslns; This Week OAKS RINK , AiomastoM 10 oxarca. TEETH sim, Save liloiiey Webfool Oil Dhcldng Makes Shoes Waeerpteef Vstewrrse IVeatheiworot a Sklae...AS att Pssisee, the natter has coma before the attorney general's offlcs and Crawford rendered his opinion yesterday as final. - in an swer to a query from a county assessor, and it may now be brought before the courts a there seems t remain some con tro vers v, t ... -i ( Of aO vsriedcs sensaMetly nns la s w sj wttkeet s nrflcml esMMisa w aonsiiaa ftvsi bulatM. Kowtj ill b SttcMaS tmtU tka uiieat la eamalatalvaitkaai. Fidelity Huptuhe Cure 814 Swetlsaa ltg rOBTXAlTB, OH. AaSNAP FOR. SALE 10.000 DENNT DUXIN AT ; . v,, . t CENTS. -Any amount from 1,000 shares up while it fasts I need the money. One of the officers - states the - company - - Is -- now financed and will start operations May 1, . Don't delay. S. H. BODO, Lenox Hotels ONLY T li E BEST IN LITE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE , aOS Weils TJJTMO ldat. Come and have free examination. 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