THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1903.
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Toivn-Toplcs
f yl . yoxiGirr's amvsbsiexts.'
ir.tit ... I:'-:. . .-Glorlous Betsv"
M.rquwn: .... . . ...Motion Picture;
Baker . ., .-jtainw-
Lyrlo "Captain Independence
Bf. ...'.;.!.... "Th Black Hand1
. Grand i .Vaudevlllt
Shortly bfor I o'clock thli morning
woman's eries for helo attracted Pa
trolman Blfelow to the houaa al 107
' North Park street " Vpon making an
investigation ne zouna urt. a. aump
sou In on of tho rooms on th eecond
' 4ioor of tho houee, her clothing torn
...iu her face besmeared with blood. Sha
. .vrtj tha ffloer her husband had coma
. ).,t under th Influence of liquor and
ad beaten her. Blgelow Instituted a
starch for the husband, but tha man
...Hnmo.l to sain the atreet and made
Ms orcape after being- chased, for sev
, gtai didcks. jnra. aiiuikuu wm
J.er intention of swearing out a, war
, rant for hla arrest. He Is said to be
' rployed In the Helaer hotel at East
Bins side and Water streets. '
' Tha First Church of Christ. Bclentlat.
..Wednesday evening at tha regular tes
timonial service. Initiated an overflow
meeting to accommodate tha Increasing
attendance. Sunday and Wednesday
evenings tha regular meetings are held
npie, jrirteentn ana
tain nail, caving a
In Scottish Bite tern
Morrison. In tha m
seating capacity of nearly 600, but for
soma time past thia nan naa Dean laxea
to standing room capacity. On this
account tha board of truateea has se
cured an additional hall In tha base
ment of tha same building, and the
100 aaata provided there on Wednesday
evening were readily filled.
Tha police report for tha month of
March, prepared by Thomas Jefferson
Casey, statistician for tho department,
showa a total number of arrests of
1,001, aa compared with 1.017 for the
preceding month. Of this number tit
were males and II females. Among
those arrested war 27 forelgnere and
II minors. There were III persons
arrested on a charge of drunkenness;
gambling, Tl; vagrancy, 101; murder,
L There were (4 larcenies reported,
and of these II were cleared up by
the arreat of tha ruiltv persona. Bur
glarles reported. 14: oleared up, I; bad
check paeasra reported. 10: cleared
up, 1.
War of tha laundries has been car
ried Into tha circuit court In a suit
filed by tha City Laundry company
against E, F, Smith, a former solicitor,
to prevent htm from engaging work for
the independent Laundry company. The
filalntlff alleges that when Smith left
te employ Smith ngrsed not to work
for any rival concern for six months,
but it Is stated that ha has been busy
ing himself obtaining customers for tha
othsr laundry among the plaintiffs
patrons.
A mass meeting, under tha auspices
of tha Qerman-speaklirg eocletlea, will
be held at the Arlon hall, Second and
Oak atreets, tomorrow evening. The
object Of the meeting- la to Interest the
German speaking cltisens In the work
of the German-speaking societies.
Rabbi Jacob Bloch. Sir Slohel and oth
ers will speak. An orchestra has been
engaged, and the Tyrolean group from
one Of the theatres haa promised to
sing.
' Articles lost and found on tha street-
tars April 1, 1908: Three pairs gloves.
one oxford shoe, one box crayon, ona
book, one bank book, two envelopes,
one pair golf gloves, three packages,
two keys, one picture, ten umbrellas,
two suitcases, one raincoat) A horn
handled umbrella) haa been found that
has been called for. Call at the lost
article room of the O. W. P. railway
station, corner First and Alder.
FIRST IN WASHINGTON
: ; , COUNTY TO SIGN
risk f .'. :
George W. Kelly of Cornelius, Ore
iron, has announced hi candidacy for
the Republican nomination for. repre
sentative for Washington county. Ha
sf
OUD FULL
OF
GOOD LESSONS
Qeorje W, Kelly.
has the distinction, of being tha only
candidate ror tha legislature from
Washington county who haa algnsd
Statement N
and fair for
election of United Statea senators by
o. l and coma out aa
and fair for tha principle of the direct
the people
Mr. Kelly In his declaration
nounoea his stand regarding Statement
No, 1 as follows: T'8tatement No. 1
and the people's declarations ahall be
rlruta as supreme.
FARMER BOY ADMITS
STEALING LETTER
A sneak thief stole 1150 from a trunk
in the apartments of Dr. Edwin L.
Rons, 388 Jefferson street, yesterday,
and the police have been asked to make
an Investigation and endeavor to re
cover th''' money and apprehend the
thief The key to the trunk had been
secreted behind a picture in the room,
but the hiding place wnn discovered by
tho thief and the key used to open the
trunk.
Dressed In his best, a suit of shoddy,
wrinkled goods, much too small for
him, and apparently without a friend
in the world. Virgil Darby, a 15-year
old farmer boy of Aumsvllle, who Is
unusually large for his age, pleaded
guilty before Judge Wolverton In the
United Statea circuit court thla morn
ing to two counts of violating the
poniaj regulations, uaroy was indicted
by the federal grand Jury.
July 10, of fast year. Darby Is al-
icgra i nTo uuien a letter addressod
to Mrs. B. M. MoCune from a rural
delivery box near Aumsvllle. Inclosed
was a cneca irom tne Haseiwood cream
ery of Portland, for 17.84, payable to
B. M. McCune. The boy Is said to
have Indorsed the check and then
caeneo. 11.
John MeCourt. United Statna Alatrlnt
attorney, stated the case to the court
and recommended that the boy be
oeaji wun leniently, as bis father,
Thomas Darby, a farmer, is perhapa
fatally 111 and the prisoner himself be
ing almost too young to realise the
seriousness of the offense.
Young Darby will be brought into
court tomorrow morning to receive
sentence. It Is probable that some of
the friends of his family will appear
and promise to look after the young
man in the future in case that he
should bs let off. Derby is now In
the Multnomah county jail.
STAMP SALES SHOW
IMMENSE INCREASE
Civic Improvement in, Bay
City Type for.Portland
to Study.
""All Portland has to do Is to devslop
tha natural resources nature haa given
her. , and aba will - be ona of tha
tost beautiful cities In tho world." said
Frank K. Mott, mayor of Oakland, last
night; to telling of tha extensive park
ing system ana waienrom unprurv
menta in course of construction In Oak
land. Mayor Mott and Charlea I. Heese
man, a prominent business man of Oak
land, have been In tba northwest for
several weeks studying me garoage
cremator nueatlon. and Were In Port'
land yesterday on their way home.
They lert last nigni ror uaaiaaa.
Bay Xxpeaslr liaad,
"Oakland haa purchased land at tha
rat of 117.000 an acre for part of her
park system, but w believe the moae
haa been well iDenL In tlm the lan
will be much more valuable than It Is
now, and by aoqulring It at thla time
the city win be assured or a spisnaia
park system.
"Tha greatest work we are engaged
in la along our waterfront The elty
originally owned tha entire waterfront,
but back In tha 40s gave It to the rail
roads. Promise were made to tha city
that tha beach would be Improved with
docks. Nothing was dona, and com
merce went to other cities. Litigation
waa commenced by the city, with tha
result thst tha city one more gained
control of tha waterfront. Now we
are doing thlnga. We have leased a
portion of tha beach to each- of the rail
road companies; have reaerved other
sections for cltr wharves, and In time
will hav one of tha finest waterfronts
In the world.
"To further develop tha waterfront a
belt line will be constructed which will
completely encircle the business Inter
ests of the city. Jf-tWs Is not built
by one of th railway companies tha
city will do it The advantage of such
a road would be Immeasurable. Farm
er . could bring In their products by 1
tha various railroads extending into
the state and have them transferred to
the docks, giving tree exit to the com
merce of the northwest by steamship.''
Asked In regard to the lighting sys
tem of Oakland, Mayor Mott said that
the cltr used about 1.100 arc light for
a population of 110,000. He pointed
out. however, that the city le compactly
built, and that the number of lights
Is proportionately larger than Port
land's 1.600 lights with a population
of 111,000 spread1 ovar a large amount
of territory.
Use Oas Lights.
Mayor Mou explained that Oakland
Us establishing electroliers In the down
rtown district, and will put In gas
lights in the resident district. The
scneroe by which the gas lights will be
usea 4S unique.
A single Welsbach burner will be
placed on each corner and one in the
middle of each equare, giving three
lights to each block where there is
but ons at present These lights will
be placed low enoush ao thev will not
be obstructed by the shade trees, and
are expected to light the sidewalka and
streets more uniformly than the ores-
ent arc light strung at tha Intersection
of two streets.
While Oakland spends mors thsn II
month for each electric arc llrht
and Portland spend but 16.10. the
amps in uagiand burn from sunset to
sunrise. This Is necessary In Oakland
because of the heavv to that rnm In
from the, sea.
Mayor Mott also explained the vatm
of sewers being constructed in Oakland
involving an expenditure of more than
$100,000. He said that a material Im
provement haa been noted In th iv
since thS San Francisco fire and earth
quake, but said that many of the Im
provements were started before' the
grest disastsr.
The question of raising money for
church expenses Hnd extension was dls
oukxiscI nt a dinner at the White Temple
lt evonlny to which members of the
laymen's missionary movement were
!;nvltd. Dr. Brougher and Rev. Dark
v!il uctule tomorrow evening at the
Mhil" T.'mple on the question whether
Inodern nipthort of raising money for
lie cnurcn are preieraoie to inning.
I Oregon chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, will give a SUlloh Tea on
Saturday afternoon and evenlngg April
at the home of Mrs. F. Joplin, corner
nineteenth and Clackamas streets.
inall articles of fancy work will be
i sale. An interesting program. The
iibiic is cordially invited. Take Broad
W car.
Anna Go wan ha begun suit In the
ilrcult court for divorce from Walter
Jowan. alleging desertion. They were
tarried In Portland in November. 1904,
lid the wife charges that her husband
ft her lx months later. She asks
-rmlsiilon to resume the maiden name
ff Abbott.
KMrs. Brooks, an actress employed at
i Grand theatre, has reported to the
ice that some one entered her dress--room
at the theatre and stole a rold
cclot. a gold chuln and a gold locket
ef.
BISHOP SCADDING'S
APRIL APPOINTMENTS
For the fiscal year ending 4
March II the stamp sales at the 4
Portland postofflce amounted to 4
$140,719.10. In the last eight 4
years the amount of stamp sales 4
hsve increased more thsn three- 4
fold. 4
The stamp sales for the fiscal 4
year ending March 31, 1100, 4
aggregated more than $204,000. 4
At that time Portland's popula- 4
tlon waa estimated at something 4
like 12,000. 4
Four years ago the sales for 4
the year ending in March 4
amounted to $343,299, showing 4
that during the last year the 4
sales have almost doubled those 4
of 1904.
DHH1I SME
OF
M WET MJES
Beginning April lit, we will inaugurate sn extraordinary clear
ance tale of the following high grade canned good. Positive
reductions of from 25 to 50 cents per dozen off the regular retail
price. The stock comprises the best brands in this market,
Early selection advised.
Corn on Cob, Preferred Stock.
per dos. SQ.50
Extra Fancy Corn. Country Gentle
man, par dos S1.2S
Extra Standard Corn. Solid Pack,
per dos go
Asparagus, Preferred Stock, Is.
per aos.
Tomatoes. Allen 4 Lewis,
Solid Pack, per dos
4.05
' s"i.85
Tomatoes, Standard. 1ft a.
per dos go
Tomatoes, J. H. F., Gal., Solid pack,
Pr lo M.75
Tomatoes. Standard, Gal.,
per aos S3. OO
Tomatoes, Allen A Lewis, Gal.,
Solid Pack, per doa 13.75
Peaa, Tender Melting. Preferred
Biocg, za, per aos SI. TO
Peas, Little Gem, Farmslde,
Per aos. S2.10
Peas, Allen & Lewis, per dos.gl.50
Peaa Extra Sifted. Is, Farmslde
urana, Kome. N. I., dos.. SI. BO
Pees, French Sifted. Is, Farmslde
Brand. Rome, N. T., dos... Si. 25
Beans. Refugee Cut.Farmslde
aranfl, Rome, N. T., dos. . .01.50
Beans, Refugee, Farmslds Brand,
Rome. N. I., per dos SI. 90
Beans, French, Farmslds Brand,
Rome, N. y., per dos S2.50
Beans, Tiny Gold Wax, Farmslde
Brand. Rome, N. T dos.. 91,90
Beans, Lima, Green, Farmslde
Brand, Roma, N. X., dos.. S1.90
Pumpkin, Farmslde Brand, Roma,
a. ..,pr aos SI. DO
Squash. Farmslde Brand, Rome,
N. T.. per dos S1.90
Beets, Farmslde Brand, Rome,
N. T., per dos S1.85
Spinach, Farmslde Brand, Rome,
n. x., per aos ax. DO
Peachea, Dessert Tellow, Preferred
Stock, is, per dos SZ.70
Pesches, Tellow Free, Allen A
Lewie, ms. per dos S2.30
Peachea, slice Lemon Clings. Gals,
per doa. S5.75
Peaches. Clear Brook. 1H
Pr doa S1.T5
Hawaiian Slice Pineapples. Is. I
slices to the tin, per doa.. 82.75
Singapore, lib. tails, doa.. SI. 50
Singapore, whols, l ib tails,
Pr doa 82.85
n g spore. Grated, l ib. tall
per dos.
82.00
Bishop's Strawberry Preserves,
l-lb. tins, per dos 82.75
Blshop'a Sites Lsmon Cling Pre
serves, l-lb. tins, psr dos.. 82.75
Bishop's Halves. Peach Preserves,
I- lb. tins, psr dos 82.75
Bishop's Apricot Preserves, l-lb.
tins, per dos 82.75
Bishop's Fig Preserves, l-lb. tins,
per dos 83.25
Bishop's T de L Bplced Figs, ll-os.
glass, per dos 84.20
Bishop's F ds L Fig Preserves.
II- os. glaas, per dos 84.20
Bishop's F de L Raspberry Pre
serves, ll-os. gtsss, dos... 84.20
Bishop's F de L Loganberry Pre
serves, ll-os. glaas, dos... 84. 20
Blshop'a F de L Cherries, ll-os.
glass, per dos 84.20
Bishop's Assortsd Jellies,
tins, each
6-lb.
81.00
Bishop's Maraschino Cherrlea, qts
esoh 75
Bishop's Maraschino Cherries,
each ,
Preferred Stock Catsup, half
Dotti. per aos
pts.,
.50
pint
81.65
Preferred Stock Catsup, pint bottle,
per dos 82.50
D. C. BURNS COMPANY
208-210 Third Street
Phones Main 616, A1626
Between Salmon and Taylor
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Bishop Scaddlng announces the fol
lowing appointments for April:
April l, United Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, service at the Church of the
Good Shepherd.
April 1, conference with the bishop
of eastern Oregon.
With a small diamond. She could I firar. Phurfh. Aatorln tnr innflrn9.
nisi, no cjue 10 me laenuxy or tne tlon.
April 4, in Astoria.
April 6, Passion Sunday. 7:15, holy
communion, St. Helen's hall; 11 a. m.,
St Mark's church; 7:30 p. m.. Fifth
sermon in course at St. Stephen's
church.
April 7, 3 p. m., conference with
teachers at Bt. Helen a hall.
The. Portland District Eoworth league
Lffina ha first annual convention in
e Methodist Episcopal church. Unl-
rnlty Park. May 11. Meetings will
atlnue until May 24. Three session
1)11 be held dally during the conven-
For tha best eye glasses that can b
lid at moderate prices sea George Ru-
ensteln. expert optician. 183 Fourth
jtreet between Yamhill and Taylor.
April 8. confirmation at Christ church.
St. Helen's.
April 9, Portsmouth.
April 10, Woodburn.
April 12. Palm 8unday.7:16. St. Hel
en's hall; 11 a. m., Bt. David's church;
7:30 p. m., St Stephen's Pro-cathedral;
sermon final in course on the Six Great
We sponge and press your clothes Religions.
ihlne your shoes, all for 11.60 month, i April 14. meeting
Iain -614, A-4814. wagons run every-
Unlque Tailoring Co., 809 Stark.
vhere.
The : Multnomah Bar association will
eat tonight. Members will discuss tha
Voposd smendment increasing the
timber or supreme couri juages.
Willamette awnings are made to last
irent In every town in the northwest,
nilamette Tent ft Awnjng Co., Mfg'rs.
brtland. Or.. Main 968. A-J968.
The National Education association
the United States will hold its fortv-
kth annual convention at Cleveland.
to, June 2U, juiy g. isus.
iSteamer Jesse Tiarktna, for Camaa,
ashuug.il and way landlnsa. dsllv t.
Dt Sunday. Leaves Washington atreat
tick at t p. m. ,
Rate war San Francisco 85, steam-
Frank Bollam. agent. 128 Third.
Acme. OH Co. aci; safety coal oil and
:im gasoline. mono sasi ; u-ium.
Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland
tire & Iron Works, Second and Everett
Roman's Exehango. 188 Tenth atreet
neb lltO to 2; business men's lunch.
ID. W, Moore, expert, photographer,
Iks building. Seventh and Stark sta
Dr. Darling removed to Macleav hulld.
hg, Fourth, and Wash. Suits 210, 211.
Hong Le Bteam Laiindrv. THrnt-
ass work; reasonable. Both phones.
Tha Paciiflo Coast Admen's." assocla-'
on which meets in Portland during
hstlval .week wUl bs enterUlned .clabo-
commlttee of ar
rangements on missionary council.
April 16, 3 p. m., at St. Helen's hall;
6:30 p. m address at laying of corner
atone. Y. W. C. A.
April 17. Good Friday. The three
hours service at Trinity church.
April 19, Easter day. Grace church,
Astoria; confirmation at Holy Inno
cents, Astoria.
April 22, Newport, service' and ser
mon. April 24, Toledo, service and aermon.
April 26, First Sunday after Easter.
Morning confirmation at Salem. Night
confirmation at St. Mark's church, Port
land. April 27. meeting of school board.
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dowment fund or the Episcopate.
April 80, In. m., meeting of Portland
ciertcus at tnsnopcrort.
Lyric "Captain Impudence."
Revclle Urquhart? a leading man of
Intelligence and what Is even more to
the point, good looks, has been acquired
by Manager Allen of the Lyric theatre
and this week Is playing the leading
role In Edwin MUton Royle's play,
"Captain Impudence." Although "Cap
tain Impudence" docs not contain the
one enormously strong sltustlon that i
"The Squaw Man" has gained fame!
with, it is in Mr. Royle's most enter-;
taming siyie and is aa pleasant a play
as will be seen in a month of Sundays.
With Mr. L'rquhart in the role of
CAptain Impudence and Miss Verna Fel
ton, the capable Lyric leading woman,
playing opposite to him, the leads are
very well done. Alma Vera, on short
notice, is making a success of her role,'
while Mrs. Allen, whose comedy work is
never artWclal and therefore unfailingly
funny, is as successful as usual. For
rest Seabury Is playing the leading com- I
euy roie ana maKing it entertaining.
The play deals with the Mexican war
and the scenes are laid In Mexico. The
stage settings and scenery are particu
larly good this week, while the moving
pictures between acts are entertaining.
03 XOBBISOV
JTBAS 10TH.
Giarminn Easter Millinerv
ptf Gtt yours at the Rote City, either on the eait or
" " " wwe w ws BrWV a,w CSBjaaa, W I
taatt witn over ooo beautifully trimmed hats.
ON SALE FRIDAY
A lot of over 200 Hats,
all stylet and colors in
cluded, values up to $8.00.
A glance at our windows will convince you that
we have the goods at the right price.
Rose Cily Millinery
-TWO STORES 698 AT"
Azaleas
Japan
Maples
SHOULD be PLANTED
BEFORE THE FIRST
OF MAY
Early Planting
Gives Best Results
i
i
BEAVER HILL COAL
GUARANTEED FULL WEIGHT NO (LINKERS OR SOOT f
LOWEST PRICES
12 l-2c CIGARS 3 FOR 25c.
Special Offer for Saturday Hade by tha
Vatlonal Wins Company.
Every smoker In the city should
make a B-llne Saturday for the Na
tional Wine company, who haveanow
added a cigar and tobaoco department to
our well-established liquor business.
As a special Inducement Saturday only
April 4, all 12Hc cigars will be sold
three for a quarter. This Includes all
the well-known and leading brands sold
everywhere In the. city for 12 He
straight. All smoking tobaccos will be
soia ai raotory prices, we want you
to get acquainted with us.
NATIONAL WINE COMPANY,
Northeast corner Fifth and Stark sts.
ratly by the members of the Portland
Ad. club. The program was discussed
at a ir.seting of the club members last
evening. v-- .
W. A. Wise and ssaociates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
..PS- J; 2; MeCrscken, dentist. Roth
child bulWlng.
Free breakfast food,
want ad page.
Bee ad on the
Chambers ft Son, opticians, 12 Sav
entn street.
Berger, signs, show cards. 114 Tamhia
Joornal want ads. le a word.
' , - Soger B. Slanoti : :.. i :
a rot District Attorney. V
Free breakfast' food. . & mA . h
want sd page. . - .
PERSONAL.
Max M. Shlllock has returned to Port
land from Colorado Springs. After vis
iting here a week or two, Mr. Shlllock
will go to eastern Oregon to reraRin.
His wife accompanies him.
Dorsey B. Smith, who has been spend
Ing tha winter at the Breakers attending
to his cranberry Interests, is at the Ore-
?on hotel. Mr. Smith returned last
all from a trip around the world dur
ing wnicn time ne iook duu Kodak pic
tures. He was away from Portland 10
monms.
J. 8. Klobeeer of the Green River ho-
tj at Hot Springs, Washington,. Is at
tne Hoiei Montana.
The Right Rev. Robert L. Paddock,
new missionary bishop for eastern Ore
gon, visited Bishop Scaddlna yesterday.
He haa just come from New York City,
where ha haa been engaged In work
amonsr the tenement dwellers In the
most thickly settled district in this
country.
MAIL ORDERS FOR
v SYMPHONY CONCERT
Beginning tomorrow at Sherman-
I Beaver Hill Coal Co.
Main 5625 Foot Davis St. Prompt Delivery
For. Fine Nursery Stock,
Fruit Trees, Shade Trees,
Shrubs and Vines, Rose
Bushes, Etc., see
J. B. Pilkington
GROWER AND IMPORTER
Office and Sales Depot: Yam
hill it Dock. Foot Yam
hill, North i We
Wholesale and Retail
PHONE MAIN 4219
Aarranrxarm
MARQUAM ORAIVD
Today and Remainder of Week ConUntt-
pue Performance t to 10 p. m.
20th Century Novelty Sensations
Motion Pictures ;
"Tha Vestal," "Animated Snowballs."' "
"Stage Memories of an Old Theatrical
Trunk" and "Tha Frog." Special Ven
tures, Mr. r. O. Bauer. Miss Pullman..
100-AsTT Mi M .
NEXT WEEK
Beginning Sunday Matinee, April I . ,'
Return Engagement ;
San Francisco Oyer Company la
MPantana
11 Great Song Hits, Splendid Cast. Qor
gaous Costumes, New Scenery
Evenlns, 2So, 0o, Tio. fl; MaUnaa,
He. tQc, Tte.
HlblMU iu aad WasUngtoa
Phones Main 1 and A-1121.
I NIGHTS BEGINNING TONIGHT
Special-Price Matinee Saturday
StABT sIAWTCEIjrO
In the Delightful Comedy
"OMBZotrs bxtst"
Evenings, II to 10c; Mat, 11.19 to o.
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main I '
A-6M0 1
Georse L. Baker, (leneral Manaver.
Tonight All Week Matlnea Saturday,'
and Mysterious Play,
First Time Here at Ponular Prices -
Eveninas 2 he. 16c. tec. Mate. 10a. Iia. :
Next week. Hoyfs "A Trip to Chins town" .
THE GRAND VwieWUc de Lnic
One Week, Beginning Monday, March 10,
okzoivax TOtraa itrm& . .
America's Sensational Marksman, As-'
sisted by Mile, Vera and His Won
derfully Well-trained Dog "Frank."
JUCKET W. CSAia,
Musical Comedian. ' ",
"Me and My Partner
sotk oximrBT umrovrao yxbwy
V. F. MontressaTT. A. T. 8. E. ExhibUor. ,
Bank, Store and Office Railings
rurtj
Fire Escapes
and
Fire Casings
Fencing
and
Trellis Wrk
Portland Wire & Iron Works
Cor. Second and E2verett Htm. Phono Main 2 OOO
TEETH
Save
Money
Coma and have free examination,
WE EXTRACT TEETH FREH:SII.
VER FILLINGS. tSe UP; GOLD FILL
INGS, 76c UP: SET OF TEETH, $4.00;
SPLENDID SET, $8.00; GOLD
CROWNS. $2.60 TO $5.00. .
All work guaranteed for tan Sraare.
Lajy attendant alwaya present All
Anrli 11 anil 12. Thla will ponalat of
I the famous Chicago Symphony orches
! tra of 66 musicians, under the direction
of Adolph Rosenbecker, together with 4
noted vocal soloists from Chicago and
10 Instrumental soloists with the or
chestra. Added to ths above preten
tious organization will be a vocal chorus
of 800 voices. People from out of town
or residents of this city who want to
order by mall can do so by addressing
letters and making checks and money
orders Payable to W. T. Pangle, man
ager Hellls theatre. Seat sale will bo
open at Bhrman-Jiay company iroin
m. until p. m. every day,
Beginning tomorrow at Sherman
Clay's music house. Sixth and Washing
ton Streets, tha advarrce-eeat sale will
onen for the annual mualnal faatlval in
u iru mi armory, xenin ana louring tne past year. Tne following
voucn streets on tne evenings of April I fleers were elected: Elders. L. D. White
19, U and 12, and tba afternoons of land W. Q. Gaylord; trustees,; G. M.
pen
10 a.
M'GLADE TO PREACH
FAREWELL SERMON
Rev. Jerome McGlade, the retiring
pastor of the Mixpah Presbyterian
church, will preach his last sermon
Eastern Sunday, At the annuel con
gregational meeting of the church last
night the pastor wss tendered a testi
monial of appreciation. 'Rev. McGlade
has been pastor of the Mlspah church
for the past seven years, during which
time a new edifice has been erected at
cost of $7,000, and the congregation
and work strengthened materially. More
than $1,900 was raised during the year.
There are 94i members in the congre
gation, including 23 new ones added
Diamond House Paint
GUARANTEED
S gallon lots. S1.40 per gal.
1 gallon lota. 91.50 per gaL
Manufactured by
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
830 Frost UU Portland. Or.
.work done absolutely without pain by
specialists or xrom to zu years' ex
perience. Boston Dentists
Home Fnons A-S030.
Fsone ltaia 8030,
891V4 Korrisoa si. Ox, rostoftica.
ONLY IN UTS. AND
THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE
DtOl SOU WsUs Cargo Bldg.
Frost, for five years, and W. G. Reyn
olds, for three years; treasurer, David
Henderson; clerk of the congregation,
R. W. Klrkham. Penumbra Kelly pra
alded. '
Morning Glory Wheat Meats free. Se
ad on want ad page.
Governor Johnson of Minnesota is to
be the chief speaker at the Jefferson
dinner of tha National Democratic club
in New York City on April 1$.
7- 7 '
- Borer-B. Sinnott '
. For District Attorney.
1 -
Opening
Announcement
. I gm pleased to announce to mf
ms,ny patrons and tha public in
general THE OPENING OF. THE
MOST SAN1TART AND BEST
VENTILATETr TURKISH AND
RUSSIAN BATHS IN THE CITT.
Also tha BMtl saodsra ssurbss
saop 1 tns Fsotflo sTortawast. ' 1
J. Friedman. r.Ijr.
nxMTXxsr. coasirrr nua.
, ' Corner 5th and Morrison. .
THE STAR Sff lS!
For the Entire Week of March l
The R. E. French Atoek Co. Pnuntt if
The Most Sensational Melodrama Ever 1
unerea tba Portland Public, ' - , y
TWM BXACX ATD,
In Four Acts Bv W. R. Hurat.
Matineea Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday 1
and Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Prices lOo
arid. 20c. Every evening, 145 p., nw
Prices 15o, 160, $5e. ,
Next week "Ths Texas Ranger.
LYRIC TMBATRE ; ,
Both rboassi vaia 488i xoma A-lOO. ;
Week Commencing Monday, March $0.
Tne Allen Stock Co. Preaenta Edward '
Milton Royle's Celebrated Play...
"OAPTAUg XafPTDBBTCS."
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. ' Satur
day and Sunday.- Prices lOo and 10c. ,
Every evening at $:16. Frioss 10a, 10o,
and sOo. Boxes SOc. Oftlos open 10 a."
m. to 10 p. m. -c " K-.:;Ai
NICKEL0DI0N
ISO Wxtn tVFortland, Oraffws. ,
A BRITON'S PROMISE
RETURNS and KEEPS
HIS PROMISE
LADIES NIGDT
OAKSRINK
. TOWGIIT
Fra skates to ladles tWs week.
; afteraeoB and eveuiag. Admis
sloa 10arvivf',;V.. ;t:r;i,;'v
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Dfin Mrfeito Mnssscntir ari In nk
arlll MaotvIM sou ia p" w cwnpicir - i.
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