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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL,: 8, : 1908. . U I- tr :1 ;r,Tovm-TopiC3 jj TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. ilaker..... "A Trip to Chinatown" UriZ:::....," Friend? of ths Famiiy- tOrand ,.M.....M.Hn.'Vii'll Alva ' IMnvunds, an honored ' memoir "A 'at Summer cost. No. It,, A. R. ' ) fiat been appointed national color bearer sco rruvxwT, xo oas. jro cocao The Old Reliable - CHICAG , . , - 0 Painless Dentists XATB STOOD IH TZST OP THOI - .r i Tbla office Is' equipped with ell the Digu-cuss , work. . thm ttunnri mnfrtrred UDOA ' . ' j ... .ua nku Mmnmnfliir. III. grounds had a brilliant military record Utsst sppllssces and formulas for doing 1 having awn icuon in . "wr.V. r counters during ths-wsr, roonr which ' wrs aome -of ths bloodltst and tnost '. bard fought i 1L D. LanglUs of this city will leo I ..r. tonicht at o'clock berors ws i m r a. achool of forestry. This" Is OUR PRICES tt-K Crown ....... i 15.00 Bridge Work, per tooth.'' ..S.OO Logan Crown........ 3.50 to 113. OO Best Rubber Plats .............SS.OO I Aluminum Lined riatea S10.00 to SI 5.00 SU.00 :.. M.in i.Atur af the course, which the school has maintained the past win ' "V on 'Tor- Sllvsr rilllnss ieSt Reserves of the Northwest. Both 0o,d Fillings.. ....... M.00 to Stt.00 t Naturaj i and Artificial.' .,?"!Bt Vegetable Vspor used only by us for W.tfme . timber supply of ths United Stsres s f r engaging so large a snare or J-""'"; attention. The lecture Is open to the i general public and admission " i Effective next Sunday train No. J 1 ..... ,h north bank . road will leave ! vuMiunr dally at 1:50 a. m. and reach . Pasco at 6 p. m. Portland people wisn ' f Vancouver to points . h- nrth bank will have to leaf? Portland on the Vancouver car at :Z nvlnstead of thsf Thia oar leavea the cornor it Second nd Waahlngton sUeetfc Pas- Northern, bavs Tttesn reduced to I cents 1.. n. nnnform with tbs rales on thsVorth bank Una., CflCAGO Cooking lLxhib Dept Demoristrating' the" practical efficiency and economy of the most modern gas range the "New Process" an instructive event, that will interest .those who appreciate, the many advantages and conveniences of the gas cooking appara tus. During this: 10 days' cooking exhibit, which commenced Monday, our Stove', and 'Range Department extends to all a cordial invitation to see the "New Process" in operation and to partake of the ' HOT BISCUITS AND COFFLL Which are cooked in plain view on a "New Process" and served free. During the demonstration we offer any style or size, of these ranges on the special payment terms $1.00 DOWN $1.00 A WEEK. 1 Two Bays Sale of Fine fStf Lace Curtains Painless Denslisl t33Vi Wasbmg-toa, eoraer Slxta. Be 'aura vou a pa In the rlsht of flea. LMay sitenaant. raones Jdain iiso, A-fiito. Their M,. mninintlll OX tDS ttaoy " (Vi.h. mnA Arm V. T. r-nrxlop haa had issued an attractive booklet 11-lend Mrs. A. Oaylord will speak of the . " . , . K. dvlng an ac I local pioneers as well as give personal luatrated. with nairionea, g''s I .,n.inn. m-. r T.innr th nnrooaee. metnooa nu rw i . - r"-:": rr,Hof the worV as it has been seen Z " tc. .r . nf ita incoroorauon in fK. mVL" W. Blttoa Is". president. Mrs. O. M. Boott icawpre-taant. Clara Barton and other oromlnent Unl versallat workers, thus insuring a very entertaining afternoon. Mrs. David Dalglelsh. Mrs. D. C. Purna. aglxlllt H4rve O'Brien, in whlqh $1,000 Mrs. John Stewart. Mrs. Adolpne ' "Oire, WM ejnje,! QT in,urance on an auto- Judgo Gantenbetn in the circuit court this morning gavs judgment for the defendant In the cass 'of F. A. Bennett and Hon. U. H Nortnup. cou w mobiu, directors. I . i.1 I ln" 'aaies or u vonajrcKationai KX-Counciiman jonn """", Oulld will give an Informal tea at the at his rsaldencs. i home of Mrs. Stevens. 1I2 Portsmouth fourth street, yesterday morning roow- aVenue Thursday afternoon, April . ing a protracted illness dua to ;Ovrr?r: All friends and members ars cordially Mr. Martin was 66 yeara "V. J.., lnvlteu tONtten0. been a resident of Portland for the past , s vaira. Ha was heavily Interested la Frary A Belts' havlnsr found their of the milling business here, and leaves I flee it 110 Fifth street too small for very valuable estats. lie is aum v tbelrf Increasing business, have opened a widow ana oaunier. i up a more commoaioua reai estate ortice Foulkes will oonauc l""''1-",.': next door, at '112 Fifth street class at ths family residence Friday , afternoon at i ocioc. im.i- i Memners or Hunnyside w. c. t. u. low in Rlverview cemetery. I wm hold (heir nest meeting at the u I nome or . Mrs. . l koss. 1007 East Richard Baugb and R. H. Baugh. Tamhlll street. Thursday, April , at father and son. pleaded guiuy oeiore i:g. strangers welcome. ri.i.n In the circuit courc Tea-1 , K.lnw . M . TlTmr III III. v .w I M . V til. 1 celvlng stolen property and thelatterto psy al offlcs on or bsfore ths 10 th to lareenv from tM BOUinern rKiuu. mt inn ui.touni un Ani uin mr ir.,ih. wnre cartlclDants in a raid on a ths Automatic Telephone. Home Tel- . . ...Tnaniu1 h. Victor HOI-1 imhnni eammiiT. eorner boxcar, accompanied oy lander, who n guilty. tri Hollander, the youngest or ins rlo. savs he was lea into in by the Bsughs. All tnres win o w tenced tomorrow Ollbraltb Beaumanut, 15 years old. wag seriously injured in Masson A Bhm.iul'1 aawmill at Anabel at I Victor hoi- i ephone company, corner previously piesaea i Burnsias streeta Park and i.'.nt TiiMiilav niarht. worklna In the mill and waa cut across the cheat by a saw. He was troigni 10 Portland this morning and cared for at the Good Samaritan hos- Dltal. Anaoei is a aiain mr " Tillamook, ths dairyman's paradise, and ths county with a great lumbering future. See Ralph Ackley, secretary Tillamook Development league, COS Cor bett building. Willamette awnlnara are made ta mmt Beaumanut was Agent in every town In the northwest Willamette Tent & Awning Co.. Mfg'rs, portiana. ur.. Main s. A-S9ss. Bteanlar Jesse Harklna. for Csmaa. w.in. m mnn wav lanninr. a.i v aw. Although the man Is seriously inJred cept Sunday. Leavea Washington street the surgeons nave aovw aoca mi p. n. iif. I 1 , i ur. f. L saacH.ensie. now located in Fred S. Chapman naa oeen awarucu tn- Kotncnud oiug., tut and Washing damaa-ea in ths circuit court ton. 1400 ?. " Je";jfc.SL7;h7ht.rsd'.; R war-San rrancio rTinnton' road. The "B" Bouam, agent horse reared, plungou forward and fell j IB. steam 128 Third. 'tS'mSilA iSl ths Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and J."!.1. PwhTowned the fasoLna Phone East 789; B-1007. Jill. VCVIUVU - - ' -- mnrnine. uui -wan , hoid he held responsible, ine acci dent took place on the Llnnton road. Medford people have not given up the Idea of a Portland business men's excursion to the Rogue RlvSr valley. The Medford Commercial club has ap pointed a committee, consisting of J. K Knyart. Dr. C. R. Ray and George F. Putnam, to come to Fortiana ana confer with the commercial bodies Of this city on tne suoject. The meeting of the ladles' auxiliary to the A. O. H. last Monday night in the W. O. W. hall, Eleventh street, he tween Washington and Alder, was large iv Bttanrind. Four cersons were in stalled. Miss Daisy Dunning acted as sentinel. The meeting jvas closed with a march, played by Mrs. - vonway. Our Bock beer, .of unusually good Quality this year will be ready for de livery in quarts and pints commencing Aorlf 18. Orders now booked. Will be on draught in all first-class places Sat urday. A or 11 18. Henry Welnhard. brew- erv. Thirteenth and BurnSide streeta Phones Main 72, A-U7J. Mayor Lane will address the Men's club of the Whits Temple tonight on "Municipal Housekeeping." The pro gram begins at a o'clock, and wm navs several other interesting features. Tbs meeting is open to men. , The Florence Meads . Mission circle Trellis work, wire fenclns-. Portland Wire A Iron Works, Second end Everett Woman's Exchmna. Ill Tenth street lunch 11:80 to I; business men's lunch. Dr. Darling removed to Macleav build. Ing, Fourth and Wash. Suits 210, 211. Vote for 41 x? Elmer B. Col well. Republican candidate for state senator. Hons Lee Steam Laundry fi rat- class work; reasonable. Both phonea Dr. J. R. Wetherbee removed to sn Medical building. Park and Alder. W. A. WisS and a Mandate, nalnlaaa dsntlsts. Third and Washington. Chambers A Son. ootlctans. 129 Sev enth street A srood" location for a 'o.itv M. t. k L. M. Davis. Berger, signs, show carda 114 Tamhlll. Journal want ads. lo a word. Metxger, optician. 148 Washington. E9 Today and tomorrow in the Drapery Section we intend closing out over, 100 pairs of the above Laces at unusual sale values this assortment being comprised of pat terns that have been discontinued. This sale suggests the opportunity for selecting tt -Pi KM tt' your new spring window hangings. 9 patterns of Cluny, Arabian and Swiss Novelty Laces ranging in price from $8.50 to $12.50 pair. Your flfi $fe?5raPsfS Pair choice at, pair. . ) ft nattrrn! of Brussels. Irish Point and W Arabian Laces regular $U.5U to $lo.uu V ner nair. Your rhoicr at. & TP r t aim M 7 patterns of Brussels, Swiss, Renais sance and Arabian Laces values from $15.00 to $20.00 pair. Your AA choice at the special, pair. .... tj) V.UU 5' patterns of Swiss Novelties, Brussels and Arabian Laces regular $25 to $30 values. Your choice at Q 5 the special, pair ij) 1 ) 1 0 Lawn Mowers! Priced from $3.25 up, Garden . and Lawn Tools! . in the Basement kU-MLef ,S E :0MPLETE-H005E-FURI5HER5I The McCray and Sanitary Refrigerators . Many styles and sizes In Basement Department FARMS! FARMS! f 2,500 40 acres, fine garden toil, 1,50Q,000 feet fir timber, water on land, road around entire place, 11 miles from Portland; $1,000 down, balance time at 6 per cent interest 260 acres of land, 180 under culti vation, level, no waste, all tenced and crossed in seven different fields, about 40 acres standing timber,1 half mile to railroad station, rural route and telephone; the buildings con sist of 2 barns, large wagon shed and all other outbuildings neces sary; 3 good wells and a 10-room house; the most beautiful home in Marion county; lots of fruit of all kinds in orchard. , This beautiful and ideal farm will be sold for 45 per acre, complete in every detail; $4,500 cash, balance time. S5.50 Per Acre 400 acres at Os trander, Wash.; splendid now for pasture, and good after improved for farming. We have all kinds of the famous Hood River tracts for sale. 402 acres near Lebanon, Or.; 200 acres in grass, 60 acres in grain, 3,000,000 feet saw timber on bal ance, all necessary outbuildings; for quick sale, f 12 per acre. 1,750160 acres, 20 miles from Portland, near Scappoose, Or., with the timber and -cord wood; a fine farm and dairy land after timber is cut off. Have a Farm to trade for house and lot, or I have Acre Tracts on elec trie road, not far from city, to trade for house. We Have Lots in AH Parts of Portland for Sale f33,00O Lot on 6th St., unim proved, income being 52,100 per year; half cash, balance time. This lot will be held at $50,000 inside of three years. If you have any property to sell, write us. in We have homesteads and timber re linquishments, and aome snaps timber lands. If yon have any trades you want to make, write us. If you want to buy, get our list J. W. CURRAN CO. 225 Falling BuOdtng, Portland, Oregon AT THE THEATBES 'Brewster's Millions 1a .!. stMfMfcst .'.. YjrAiif. l.a will be entertained by Mrs. B. hjtla'ttl Thursday afternoon st her residence, ths attwctlSn XS 44 East BurnsWe. The tonlo wUl be !?! $.V,??1 i" I0.1! J0? "lK?.i8.w,i! . 5? r.ir'tZZ.- n iif ntu. if ..j 1111 uniiiuuv vvniniT uiauim. Drewaier 1 UniVora.llBl vtuiiicu tii nT Vllllnn" A n.lal Trr mull... m i De given uaturaay afternoon. Beats are now selling at - theatre box office for the entire engagement. Fanny "Fantana," Funny "tantana"' continues to bring joy to ths hearts of the natrons of the Marquam. Teddy Webb and the other! members 6f the San Francisco Opera j company have combined to give Port land a musical comedy which IS well ! worth attending. There will be a ntatl-i nee eaiuruay. Beats are on saie at tne Marquam box office., ".Where Laughs Are Cheap. There are so manv tieartv laurha In Hoy t's "A Trip td Chinatown" at the Baker this week that. -reckoned b the S rice of admission they are cheap in eed. - The piece Jis ono of the clever playwright's best, and is credited with a siraigm run of ess nights When originally presented In . New - York. For Easter Cooking We have a -very extensive line of cult nary utensils of every description for plain and fancy cooking. Try some of our improved utensils ror your Easier iney are aure to please. eggs. AVERY & CO. 43 Third St. Bet Pine & Ash . Don't ask for "soap." Ask for Ivory Soap. There's a big differ enqe. r Soap is soap. It may be. good; a ad then again, it may not , . But Ivory Soap is al : ways good One cake of Ivory Soap, will do just exactly what an other cake will. . Sold 'everywhere.: Used by almost every- -body.';i-.-r :;-c.: ') ; Ivory Soap J 99o Per Cent. Pure. SPECIAL GOULASH Today UntW 8 P.M. r , The difference between restaurant, and Jhomt cooked meals is sot evi dent that many ' hesitate to visit ths average publlo eating place. Ths culsins here Is under ths personal supervision of the pro prietor and his wife. " The difference Is manifested In Ths Orowtb of Paiponags. Austro-Hungarian i f Restaurant 847 araylor St and. Tiunt Bet. tsooad , Walter Perkins, Comedian. All theatre soars havs - tmard at tha famous star, comedian. Walter E. Per kins. He is at the Grand this wek at the head of ths strongest vaude ville entertainment Sullivan A Hnnal. dins bavs sent to Portland. Too Many Darlings" is a comedy sketch which is one of ths hits and another prims fav rits Katherine.Nugent, formerly with "Tha Collega Widow." w , , ; . 1 4The;Texa Rarigcr,' Different from all : other wMt.m dramas is 'The Texas Ranger,- which Is twing presented at the BUr thstro by the French Stock company.; It is a tale of the jrrest southwest . during f.n uprlRlng of tlie bloodthirsty Abachs. iiicre is no villain in this drama, mak-i Ing It hovel la this respect as well as others. 'The Texas Ranger, is said to be the best show ths French Stock company has given. j .".'W,-'- ' - .. . 'r;r;;?..;: ' "A Friend of the FamUy." t J One of the biggest hits ever recorded in the history of the Allen company's engagement at the Lyric is that of ths present week when the whole town Is laughing at the funny farce, "A. Friend ot tha Tamlly." vr.w:. K :; r f- - ' Tomorrow and Friday will positively be the last days for discount-on west sld. gas bills. Portland Oaa company. .r; m " :." , y; 1 SpecUcIes 1.00 at Metiger'a. , , . " Nshoe stora ' Jn ' Portland ., like Knlpfhfs for Boroals and Walkover $3.60 exfords. tans,: patents, suedes. F. W. Baltes and Company inrite your inquiries for PKINTING Phomet Main m Home 11165 First and Oak We Sell Selz Royal Blue Shoe YOU'LL find one thing about this shoe store thafs worth finding about any place where you spend your money- you can't get anything but good shoes here. We sell Selz Royal Blue shoes; because they help uphold our repu tation for quality; they're good shoes for us to sell because they're so good for you to wear. The New Spring Styles Arc Very Smart $3.50, $4, $5 AJH Bises ana widths Marked la riala Sngliah K M.sssaMiaasaaBssinnMfa,,wf Formerly 149 Third Street "fillTn"'" Cor. 7tli and Washington Sis. fiebwab Printing C 0. 34T ITARB STREKTi SWIFT SPENDIMILLIONS ON THE PENINSULA ATTEND "LOVELEIGH" OPENING TOMORROW ONLY THE BEST INUFK AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE v-:'' c. h. wxtow -..: t08 WeUa fargs Bldg. Soothes it china skin. ' Heals cuts' or burns without a soar. Cures piles, ecsenpa. salt rheum-, any itching. Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells it. Metsger, jeweler, optician, SIS . Washington. Diamond Roof Stains MADB FROM CREOSOTH; '-' 5Qal; Lots 75c . Per Oal. Portland Sash & Deer Co. S30 rT.OJTT ET. DRAYAGE STORAGE - a ha vuaua u - . . t CLAYS. MORSE ?a?a 4th 4 DAVIS wSo;.s nth KOYT Machinery, Safes and Merchandise Moved A Stored AirugrjnKTS. SEATS NOW SELLING 4 H A. M. XWTII. P. M. ikcucaw-cxat uvna rroxs. . 9th aa MorrUoB gla. (CHICAGO SYMPHONY 0RCHKTRA Muslclaaa SO Vocal Chorua ? '".AT ARMORY v . - ana 10, 11, .,:. S mOHTS S 1 AFTERNOONS 8 8KABON TICKETS I concerts for IV Evenings, Sunday Afternoon. IS, ll.&A, il. Popular Saturday Matinss, tla. 0o, 7Sc HITIf IO mini !1-v 14U aa WasBlsaioa Phones Main l and A-mi. ,( - 1 o STigkts Bsglaaiog1 Soalgai : , ipeclal pries Matinee Baturday, ' ' . .. ' ! The Brilliant Comedy ; ? ' ; ' awTini'ii SfZLuosrs. ' Ryenfngs 11.50 to sOi Msta II to tiki.''. MARQUAM GRAND - Phone Main I. Portland's fc'amnua Thmtra. Tonight and remainder of week. . Matl- . r nee Saturday. . SAN FRANCISCO OHERA CO.. Pressnt- , , mg .... aTUTTASTA1 . ' ' One Continuous Laugh set to Muslo. ' Kvenlnaat t&o- tOe. lie. 11; mitlnMi. c. loc.sc. ' . :. irex We. Tlorodors." IT, BAKER TUEATRE Phonea lain I A-tSIO TUB STAR Georas L. Baker. Oen. Msnaaer. Tonlaht All this wsek-rMatlnea Sat urday Ons big scream of fun and laughter. One big burst of muslo and msrriment. ; The Baker Stock Company In Hoyt's - . . a rmrv to caniToinr" New snd orlalnal sonas. choruses and dances. Comedy, wit and sstirs supreme. Evenings 26c, S5c, 60c Mat. 1 Bo. 26c west WHlTm gsernai city." Passes xrew, A-14 . , ouu as. a-tt Entire Week of April I. Ths R. . French Stock Co. offer -A TZXAS saAsracs." A Comedy Melodrama in Pour Acta Matinees Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at 3:10 x m. Prices loo. snd SOo. ; Every evening at 8:15. Prices 16c, 26e and SSe. - Wert WeskWA OOaTJm PAIST." : LYRIC THEATRE. rtkPboassi Mala 4685 Horns, A-1038. ea commencing Monaay, April , s. Ths Allen Stock Co. in a roaring fares comedy In three acts "A nxxm ot m PAtaXLT. Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Satur day and Sunday. Prices lOo and 20c Every evening at S:1S. Prices 10c, 20c snd SOo. Boxes 60c Office open 10 a m. td 10 p. m. TBE GBAIVD-VandcvlIIe de Lnie Entlms week Beginning Monday, April . WALTER E. PERKINS & CO. Presenting "THE MAN FROM MACrS." A laugn from start to finish. ' SCATXZBXjra jrrGEWT, Singing Come- dlenne. Miss Nugent is tne original "Flora Wiggins" of "Ths college Wid ow company.. -.""' r. r. scohtmssa, . Ths L A. T. 8. K. Expert, "A Tail of a 8hlrt. Tims and prices remain the same. NICKEL0DI0N 130 Slxta wt, Portlaad, Orsgoa ' , PAST X A British Marrhgt PAST XXCOMIO Dream of an Opiam Fiend TEETH isca, Save Money Corn fend hart fro examination. TV AU AAA wA A A aaaAa A JA V mgi Dgsgw VER FHXINQS. 8o UPlOOLD FILL INGS, 7So DPj SET OF TEETH, 14.00; SPLENDID SET. 18.001 . HOLD CROWNS. SS SO TO S5.00. Ail wore guaranteed ror ten years. Lady attendant always present. ATI work dona absolutely without pain by specialists of Irom is to so years" psrienoa. ox- Boston Dentists Bom Stfaoaa A-8030U . . Phoiis SCala 8030. 8m Morrises St. Ops. Postofflcs. ': : A New Departure Ths cost of interment ? has been greatly reduced by ths Uolmaa Under taking company. ? . - . . , : 4 Heretofore it has been ths custom of funeral directors to make charges for all incidentals connected with a fu neral Ths Edward Holman Undertak ing company, ths leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket is furnlshe.i by us ws make, no extra charges for embalming, bears to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re quired ox us,, except ciominn, cemsiery and carriages, thus effecting a saving of SSS to $76 on sack funeral THE, EDWARD; HOLM AN UNDERTAKING CO S am rmxxa ooa. saxxob. CURES RHEUMATISM sii aa Roldens fftllwSAISIHMW '.fl ' ure T Per botUe. . . . Per botue. , ax ijraauiAXi sttMXDT poa. u RHEUMATISri X3T ITS MASTT T0aK3. Sciatica " Il Nervous HMdarho Neuralgia If Neuralirlo Ilesciuciiei Nervousness II Nervous ryxppia Slseplessnass II Nervous Affections TRACE SUPPLIED BT A-VAAIIcn'! Wholesale snd Retail PruggUts. & I'.zrtill SX":".-,Fcrt!r.J. C;. PACTFIC COASt.-'AGENTa We rnuat nt i t Shalillv 'dsiHKit niiKhli)'1, In.,, retloat Gil D!cc!ii": ITaltee roes Warproof Pr-aenr" S,eftti.eiw; t tiae At a'4 J. -. C?2 ft.f w tl I., 1 OfIj)i