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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENINO. APRIL 16, 1908. . '"
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TOKIGnrS AMUSEMENTS.
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MarquAm .,
.-Cupid t vaar
lorawura-
f s , v :. .7imbu Mane-
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Grand
'"ll'.ltlllll" Hooaier Daisy"
Vaudeville
Senator Fulton wilt le th apeakar, end
will defend himlf,for the lut time
from
Francis J,
the attack mad upon -hlra by
Heney. Kurue Maliory win
preside at the inNtlnf and will Intro
due Bcnator Fulton to the audience.
Panney Bro.., Friday Special Our
11.69 trade 0f port, sherry, Tokay, Mue
cat and Relsllnc wlnea at 11 car sollon.
Our II grade of Fort and Sherry win
at Ho pr. ration. Fin old Kantucky
whiskey, regular 14, at i.2t par gallon.
Friday only.. 37J-JS1 East Morrison
atreet. Phonea Kail 217. B-im. Free
dull vary.
Mla 'Mauda Madeleine, Angell will
glae an elocutionary recital at tha FIrat
United Brethren church, Eaat Fifteenth
Hiur monthly meeting of tha
board truTt... Of t. Bofr ! O WJ -JJ-Uj, aranln,.
Aid loani w tli. wii. musical program.
noon In th chambrt of Judo W-be tha accompanist
uunn " r. - r .
llam B.
Mrs. KUa Jonee la to
nt-Judg George It Wllliaroa. preal- j0B),ua McDonald haa I
VM 'k&Jtrk.TV&W cloa. a ortWfor ,0
auad to fora-
viiot. Robart H. KerreiL. wra.
whu. lira. A. O. Barker. Mra. C. R. I and ., block, M, Eaat Portland. Tha
TMnniaton. Mrs. J. A. Slaoen ana B-1 defendant ar J. Marion amitn. uor u. I
...rintandent Uardnar. Tha auperlntend- Smith, W. H. Moor a. It. A. Moore, N. M.
enta report for March waa read, ehow- McDanlel and A. i. McDanlel.
i .h.F ti ..MM ran had been received
from different sources and 18 dlepoeed Jamas H. Morton has begun ault In
ot. leaving l t tha receiving home th- crcult court against Paul Wesaln
April K!V?J?l gar and Henry Wagner aa executora of
nv 1 . 1 " . . . , rvtlvlnf lr ana enry wagner as exacuiora or
mended aa ne.jary at . tha racer nj a Henry Welnhard. alleging
home and ware referred to ina cuiiv . ,h-
. i -a anil an nrlnl .nnrnl. i iib I " .
regular annuU muring wlll b. Md prupart, in Ban irranci.co.
i. " . a. . t I li4 re i wirt r thai I "
wrk of tha rVSutr foTth. piat yaar Tb Homa Training oclatlon.
will ba preeented. Bllla amounting to I branch circle No. 8, will meet at tha
1716. la wara rdara4 paid by th board. WfBt Avenue achool. Mount Tabor, at
. , . . 1:10 t. in. Friday, Apru 17, aubieot
D. Bohuylar of Loa Anelaa, ..H,n- connictioi with rn,.n
the nromlnast hydraullo engineer, nas and xbalr Pata." by lt. A. W. soUla.
. . m .w. ,utl..H.. A Kjiln thai -
ilrat znemuer or mm proiuii . i..-r
rriva one of tha principal bonora be- ad warerooma will not ba open on
atpwad by tha Amiriou gjMir Civil KgUBdmyB ni n, shipping- of any nature
Engineers. ,m " " r .k wm be done irom aiorea or aepota.
raimwt cteoti of Portland. Oregon,
tha moat worthy paper deacrlblng In at-
tall acooropiianed worg oi e"n,'"r i Ura Out Door and Have Health
Mr. Bohuyler, who Is the an thftr ot a wuiamtt brwsd ,.nte ara made out
atandard work on dams, has been aa- if mat-rta, Ma superior workmen-
xri siain inn nm nasi rrjunirru wi" aaw .li. ..u 1 1 f A ua
award xor n ppr -nM "TV"" I lametta Tant A Awnlnsr Co.. Mfga.
fortianc. a
Dr.nt m In Hvdri iiIlc-FlU uam Lon
trihuttnn to aclenco.
which baa created a atlr throughout the
world. lie nad
for hla Daoer,
Sweetwater Dam.
II i.nn th.nrlu vo) xor najpu v. k-iju. oim
, nn if lh, '' aenator. favonn Btatement 1. era
"The Contructlon of tne loyer. jubilit, w, fr.0 school book
Clyde
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At tha regular monthly meeting or
number on Republican ballot la
the Portland Aaaoclatlon of Credit Men I w sponge and pre your elothe
In the room of the Commercial club shin your ahoe. all for 11.60 month.
Uat night Cheater Deerlng talked on Main 614 A-4J14 Wairons run everv
flre Insurance. Mr. Deerlng laid par- where. Unlijue Tailoring Co., !0 Stark.
MrmMtoS Steamer J. N. Teal, for Tha Dalles and
WnTo'thladeaJl of Insurance" H way landlnir. Commenolng April 20.
a . I lakwjtaa 1UI r,tn I at av M a 1 aui a v an1 MI-llslv
g.i Bn snirsraaitM tnal. incy yj ciufyi gr irrw mnva;, . ..
unti 't !S adjustment, ln caae of low from Oak atreet dock at i a. m.
lauon or crin l r:r-":, ::y- ..r,
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d.rwood. Otto Mana-old. H. 8. McCutch-i cept Sunday. leaves Washington street
eon A. K. Stafford and W. E. Prua- aecK at J v. m.
v ' art.. tlAH mskaf In Dfirl I
nom,V.r- ViB.r.'.?".: Save IS oer cent on your cigars and to
I h. A saa a-
Mrs. Ad Wallace Unruh has returned oorner Fifth and Btark.
and was present at tha meeting Wed- 0r(Jer your Hot Cross Buns of
rxiinar arternoon t)I ina lltovai DUMrr. zuiiuvr aornura
tha
or
steam-Third,
T. U. Bhe has bean on a lecture tour Washington branch
In A rlinm and' will devote ner lime un-
til June 1 to Ororon, going soon to Rate war San Francisco IS,
apeak throughout the state, ai in, r. rrank ouwn, agent,
Vnoin.afl mMilni a rranarememt were
made to secure a piano. It was an- Acme Oil Co. aali safety coal oil and
nounced that the s-nlona of the tate fine gasoline. Phone hst 78i; B-100I
..tinn ai hi. htld In tha Taylor
R.rtt Mathodlat Eplacoral church. A Trellle work, wire fencing. Portland
Medal contest will be held In the near I wire tt Iron Work. Second and Everett
fniura Next week Mra. U. M. Clinton
will have charge of the program ana
the subject will be "Bunaay ocnooi
Work.'
At tha Paasover services held last
evening at the First Street aynagogue.
Rev. Plotkla officiated with a well
trained choir. A vary Urge congrega
tion filled the synagogue to take part in
the beautiful Passover servlw-s. To
night at 8 o'clock Rev. Osnowlch will
deliver one of his learned addreee on
the "Mother Religion," and President
M. Ac-ram will Interpret the orthodoi
Hebrew Bible aa, opposed to anarchism.
spoken in me moincr ivnius
afan advocate the establishment of a
free Talmud school for children. Every
one cordially Invited.
M. K. Lee was acquitted In tha cir
cuit court yesterday afternoon on the
charge of conducting a barber shop on
Plxth street, not being a registered bar
ber. The case was prosecuted under
the barbers' license law, but tha lue
presented was not a square test, aa it
waa ahown that all that a did was to
collect th proflta and employ or dis
charge the men, ho not being himself
a wlelder of the rasor and scissor. The
Jurv that heard the testimony In Judge
O'Dav's court returned a verdlot in
about five minutes.
Woman's Kxchanre. Ill Tenth street
lunch H.fO to 1; business men's lunch.
Vote for 4J x. Elmer B. Colwell.
Republican candidate for state senator.
E. W, Moore, expert photograph?,
Elks' building, Seventh and Stark stA
Hone Lea Steam Laundry. First
class work; reasonable. Both phones.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and waanington.
TOII the People Select
their Own Senator or
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Will They Permit a
Self-Appointed
Machine to Do So
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For two yean Mr. H. M. Cake hat fought the
efforts of the old machine to- wrest from the people
their right to elect their own senator and to restore
the old corrupt system which had brought disgrace
upon the whole state.
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In this election Mr: Cake stands for the principles embodied in Statement No. 1. He appeals to those Republicans
who believe in parity in politics as well as purity in private life. He appeals to those who believe in the highest type
of citizenship, who demand a standard of unquestionable integrity on the part of their public officials.
Mr. Cake represents the business interests of Oregon, not the "Interests."
He has not received the indorsement of any of the old machine politicians, nor have representatives of the "Sys
tem" urged his nomination; but from every section of Oregon he has received assurances from the people of loyal and
overwhelming support. t
Mr. Cako stands for the principle that is at stake at this election. That principle is clear. It is whether or not
the people of this state are willing to yield up the rights which the machine is trying to wrest from them.
His opponents concede his nomination at the primaries tomorrow if the people vote. They boast, however, that
those who believe in Statement No. 1 nd pure politics will not be sufficiently interested to go to the polls.
Dr. T. J. McCracken. dantiat,
child building.
Roth-
A good forcible argument that Is al
ways striking and generally makes a
hit with those who can tumble to a good
thing, la the offer to give money back
If not satisfactory. Most of the money
we have received has been thoroughly
satisfactory; however, we will cheerfully
f ive If back ta a customer who does not
htnk that our goods ara worth for more
than tha money paid for them. Wines
10 cents a gallon and up, whiskey and
brandy $2.60 a gallon and up. National
Wine Co., Fifth and Stark streets.
There will be a special service at the
Salvation Array hall 249 Madison
street, Thursday evening. Mrs. Wheaton,
who Is the. United State prison mis
sionary, will give an Interesting talk
on her work and will be accompanied by
a sinking evangelist. Friday evening
being Good Friday there will be a "Cal
vary service at the hall. Saturday and
Sunday Major Faulkner,, the divisional
officer for Oregon and Idaho, will be In
charge of all the services.
Charging that her husband took food
away from their five-year-old child at
the table and ate it himself, making
the child go hungry, Mrs. Bertha Sny
der has begun suit for divorce in the
circuit court from Gregory E. Snyder.
She alleges that her husband cursed
her when she asked him to go to work,
and at one time struck her. He is now
ald to be cn his way to Alaska. They
were married in Spokane in lloi.
In noting a Judgment given In favor
of Mrs. Mary Conway against Joseph
E. Cronan In the circuit court a few
, days ngo It was erroneously stated
that the Queen City Insurance com
pany, Of which Mr. Cronan is agent,
went Into Insolvency after - the San
Francisco earthquake and fire. The
company is still in business, and In
said t be fast regain! riff the ground
lost through Its heavy losses two years
ago.
Effective May 1, all cars, of the Port
land Railway, Light & Power company
within the city limits of Portland and
its suburbs, Including Bt. Johns, will
atop Only at the near elde Of crossings,
as fs now belna- done at railroad Inter
sections. Conductors of the Portland
railway division are Instructed to per
mit passengers to get on and off of
cars at forward vestibule when desired,
except on forward vestibule of Portland
Heights cars.
Chambers A Son, opticians, lit 7th.
Bar gar, signs, show cards, fit Tarn hill.
Bem-pi-lao! Ak your friend about it
Journal want ads. lc a word.
14 X I OonfTesimaA W. B. Bllla.
Is now working for deep water. It
takes time to loam the ropea at Wash
Irgton. Congressman Ellis has seven
years experience. vote to neip mm
continue effective work.
GOOD FRIDAY
SERVICES TONIGHT
Tonight, Good Friday night. In the
First Congregational church, there will
be special services at 7:46 o clock. The
pastor, Rev. Luther R. Dyott, will speak.
The choir, which will sing Maunder'
cantata, entitled "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace," la composed of Mrs. May Dear
born Schwab, aoprano and directress;
Miss Petronella Connolly, alto; Oeorge
Alnslee, tenor; Stuart McQulre, bass;
Miss Elisabeth Sawyers, organist.
A beautiful Good Friday service ha
been arranged for the east side by Rev.
James D. Corby at the Church of the
Good Tidings, isast Eigntn ana uoucn
treets. The ervlce will begin prompt
ly at 8 o'clock and last one hour. Short
add reuses appropriate to the day will be
given by Rev. Luther K. lJyott,
COLE ALWAYS KNEW HIS
DUTY AND DID IT, SAYS HENEY
Learn to swim before summer comes.
Tl In 1 f.aAi Ifiiil HT ,
X I VICDUI " ftftft ,vsv VM. ft , "
natatorium now opent finest In city.
Large, clean tank. Enjoy a swim in
clean, Bull Run water, nice temperature.
Special attention given to women and
children. Private . dressing rooms.
Showers and all modern conveniences.
Swim, 25c; lessons, 60c. Healy building.
East Morrison, corner Grand avenue.
Phones, East 6670, B-1003.
- A meeting of the East Side Demo
cratic club will be held tonight In Odd
Fallows' hall, Grand avenue and East
Pine street. E. 8. J. McAllister la presi
dent and W. J. Regner secretary of the
club. The speakers of the evening will
ba John A. . Jeffrey and Andrew Jack
ton Derby of .. Ilood River, ,the two
Democratlo candidates fori congress
from the: Second., district.
D. D.
nastor of the First Congregatlona
church, and by Rev. Dr. T. L, Eliot of
the Church of Our Father. A chorua
eholr with many excellent voices was
heard for the first time at tnis church
last Sunday, and has a fine Easter
program Jn preparation.
KOQEB B. SUTWOTT 34.
For District Attorney.
"Indict by Grand Jury."
TWO BROKERAGE
FIRMS INCORPORATED
Charles Gray, T. A. McLean and
W. W. Perry have filed articles of ln
corooratlon of Gray. McLean & Perry.
a brokerage firm. It Is Incorporated for
116,000.
The Pacific Northwest Adjustment
company has been formed bv L. Van
Bebber, H. S. McCucheon and W. W.
Bansom, and articles of incorporation
filed. The company is formed to carry
on the business of accountants and bro.
kcrs and has a capital of $2,600.
Easter Floral Display.
With the approach of another Easter
season flower loving people will with
out doubt remember the past reputation
of Messrs. Clarke Bros., as nrodiicrs
of the finest Bermuda Easter lilies. This
nrm of florist is now making a mag
nificent display of not only Easter
lilies, but of a large variety of other
rare and beautiful flowers and plants,
including several novelties not seen be
fore In Portland. Mestirg. Clarke Bros,
take pride In their fine Easter plants
and flowers, also In the style and man
ner they present and sell them. ' This
Easter sale continues during; the pres
ent week. No advance In prices. Early
reservation advisable if the choicest
articles are wanted. 169 Morrison
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
One man who has had an opportunity
to study and learn James Cole, can
dldate for the Republican nomination
for district attorney, as well as to
know his . work while assistant United
States attorney, is Francis J. Heney,
who paid a high compliment to Cole
In tha course of an Interview before
hi departure for the south.
Heney was talking upon the require
ments of a dlstrtct attorney and the
importance of such an office. While
Heney was prosecuting- land frauds
Cole was filling the assistant attorney's
position, and In that way the men were
thrown much together. In sneaking of
Cole, Heney said:
1 round him to possess an the re
quirements that are needed by a dis
trict attorney. He has good legal abll-
Itw la lhnAar an nlao r mnA Ki at
is uwiiuii i. atiu n , nuu lino
quiet, determined aggressiveness about
htm that Is necessary for a successful
district attorney.
"The district attorneyship carries
with it tremendous responsibilities.
The man filling tha office should be
the greatest moral factor In the com
munity and Should possess sterling
honesty and determined aggressiveness.
These qualities I know Cole to Doases.
He made a wonderful record aa assist
ant United State district attorney, and1
i uoiieve mm capaDie in every reapect
to fill the district attorneyship. All
the time Cole was a government em
ploye he gave the greatest satisfaction.
He carried out his work in a quiet
orderly manner that caused no fric
tion, and I have only the greatest
commendation for htm.
"Cole prosecuted many offenders
while In office and never wavered from
his duty In any case. And I might
say here that Cole alway knew what
his duty was. Once he made up his
mind on a rase he slmDlv went ahead
and In his own way with strict re
gard for the law and Justice to all
parties concerned he Prosecuted the
case fairly and Impartially. Those ara
the greatest attributes a public prosecu
tor can possess, and I know that Cole
possesses them. If he Is elected the
people can be sure that they will have
a rair, honest and Impartial inforce
ment of the laws."
CALIFORNIA HOTELS
San Francisco's
TWO SZST MOTEIO
tTnda tha same mana;mBt
HOTEL JEFFERSON
TITBIT AJTD OOUOX STREETS
350 Booms. ISO Private Baths.
European Flan $130 to $6.00.
Amarioaa riaa SXOO to $10.00.
HOTEL STEWART
OEABT ST. ABOVE OTRfeOH
SQUABE.
$80 Booms. ISO Private Baths.
European Plan flJSO Upward.
Oafs a U Carta.
Eaon Xotal Sands Omnitms
To all Train a And Steamers.
Stewart-Barker Co.. Props.
SAB FBABCT800.
FRENCH CHEF LONG ON THE
PASTRY, SHY ON CAKE-WALK
All darktown was out last night and
this morning to attend the grand
Easter ball at the Forester' halL Tha
doing were under the auspice of the
Jolly Five," waiters.
Many of those who attended were lato
In getting to work this morning, and
those who did anpear didn't feel In the
least like handling dainty pieces or
fount tfimntlnglv boiled eggs and deli-
clously flavored coffee to the Irritable
ones who wanted a hasty breakfast.
The ball waa a success, une oene
and their beaux went early and stayed
late. The affair wasn't over until 6
o'clock this morning. Then the last
strains of a waits drifted through the
air and streams of colored folks drifted
toward home, places of employment or
anywhere to get a nap.
The feature of the event Is said to
have been the dancing of a French chef
wno a ia nimseir proud in everything out
the cake walk. When it came to the
cake walk, made famous by the colored
e. the .Trench chef wasn't there.
e Is handv with pastry but the cake
waiK was too much tor him.
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FAIRMONT
PUT STATION NUMBER ON YOUR
LETTERS AND AID CLERKS
Portland has nine branch postofflces
out of which carriers make regular de
liveries. These stations are A, B, C, D,
E, University Park, Woodlawn, Mount
Tabor and Montavllla. Station B. which
covers the Alblna dlstrlot. is the largest
And has 19 carriers. Station E. in wortn
' For high-grade spectacles at low
Slices," see George Rubensteln. optician,
S3 Fourth St., set Yamhill and Taylor.
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, The let ante-primary rally of tha
year will ba held tonight 1st Savoy hall.
East Burnslde and Grand avenue, whan
Fast Train Sarrloe.
Commencing April 21, the Canadian
.Pacific Will place in effect a new time
card via the Soo -Spokane route, giving
a 67-hour running time Portland to St
Paul. The equipment is the most up-
to-date or any operated in . tha west
Kieotric ugniea train, iiorary-bnrrat.
eomtartment-obervatlon cars. Excallont
dining car ervice, -For full particular
appiy- ai uio ivt vines, its .xnird
atreet , ' K
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j' ' "Bans, Buss, BsmP ' ;
'Hot cross buns, hot cross buns ,'
'The Royal Baker's are the tm-.
Put you'd better get your order In quick.
.tomorrow
Phone or
RECIPE FOR PIMPLES AND
FACIAL BLEMISHES
At this time of the year, owing to the
varying diets, it is dirncuit to Keep tne
Tomorrow's Good Friday, yon. know,
Juorrison or
at
"Washington
at either
eat branch.
Note No. Tl. X Davis, L. M.
h.. anA nA.L. frA from eruotlons
The simple formula below Is given out
and is said to be the most effective ob
tainable for a complexion restorer as
well . as for removing blackheads,
pimples and blemishes. The ingredients
ara procurable at any well stocked drug
store, and are as follows: Two ounces
Rose Water; on ounce Spirits of Co
logne; four ounces Sartoln.
Put-the1 Bartoln into a ptnt of hot
water" (not boiling), and .after it Is
fwnlad atraln through a fine cloth and
Add tha Rosa Water and Cologne Spirit..-
It la an Inexpensive preparation
which, if persistently used, , is said by
those who - have tried it to produce
amazing results, even for tha worst
complexions, ; '
'Portland, 1 second with 11 carrier.
Several other of the branch offices have
from two to live cartlera.
To facilitate the work of the mall
clerks, all letters or papers addressed
to persons living in the suburbs having
substations should have the name of the
branch office, in addition to the street
and number. For instance, after the
name of the individual and the street
number letters should be addressed "via
Montavllla, Portland. Oregon." When
the name of the suburb Is riven It en
ables the clerks at - the main office to
handle tne man more readily and often
saves them the trouble of looking up
the district where the letter should be
sent according to the atreet and num
ber.
SAB FBABCXBCO.
Overlooks the entire!
.tiav and Hirhnr I
C o m m ands Battle-j
ahlT row On4
ml flt anchorage. k
-.j! Single rooms $2.60 B
wnn reserva
tion made by wire.
PAXACS BOTE I, OOKPTTT
COSTLY TO FEXCE IN
POOR MRS. D0RNSIFE
Mra. Hattle Dornaifa haa won a ver
dict for $760 damage in the circuit
court because of the treatment she re
ceived from L. O. Ralston. She charged
Ralston with fencing la property where
she lived on Twentieth street near Jef
ferson, and then with striking- her when
aha went out with A pair of nippers and
cut tha wire. She aued for $10,00.0. but
Hotel Hamlin
E00T AND LEAVENWORTH STS.
First permanent big
notel down town.
Contain 100 beautifully
furnished (team heated
apartments, 40 bath.
Private telephone ser
vice. Sample room for
commercial traveler.
Eddy St ear from
ferry pa th door and
connect with 8rd St
car from 8. P. Depot
, Rate from $1.00 up.
Phone Private Ex.
rranxiu. ol
San Francisco
HOTEL ST- FRANCIS
SAN FRANCISCO
Each guest receives, without
asking, the response to the multi-form
requests of the most ex
acting public.
The comfort of the present is
built upon the complaints of the
past, and Hotel St. Francis to
day represents the sum total of
a study of individual require
ments. BATES BtTBOPBAJT, PBOM SS
VPWa&O,
UNDKK THE MANAGEMENT OF
JAMES WOODS
THE PENINSULA
SAN MATEO
CALIFORNIA
A Twentieth Century Hotel of the
Highest Degree of Excellence.
AMERICAN PLAN
and
EUROPEAN PLAN
NOW OPLN
Thirty minutes by rail from San
Francisco. Located In a beautiful
park of thirty years' cultivation.
All the charm and delight of the
coun.ry combined with tha attrac
tlona and conveniences of the me
tropolis. For reservation or Information
addreaa
JAS. H. DOOLITTLE, Mgr,
San Mateo, California.
SEE THE FLEET
By SUytng m th
KEY ROUTE IIVIN
OAxxjuro, oautobbxa,
Every 0 minute train leave the
hotel, connecting with Key Route boat
for Ban Francisco, passing th fleet at
anchor. - V. 8. CTTUAlr. Baaafw.
ARLINGTON
thjb nv
KOTBXi
BAB PBABCISOO
Just ODened. oorner Ellis, and Leaven
worth streets, on carline. Centrally lo
cated down town; ZOO rooms; 100 batAA
Steel and brick building. Every con
venience. Strlctlv hla-h class. European
plan $1 a day up. Very reasonable
rates on American plan.
E. J. FALLON, Proprietor.
AJbnrsxBxvTS.
TBBATBB
4U ana WaeaUatoa
Phonea Mala 1 and A-llll. -
NIGHTS BEOtNNI.NO TONIQUT "
Special-Price Matinee Saturday, '
, : jrxoBBBos qxa
In tha Mueloa Collage Flat -'
; ctrptB at tabsjubv r ;'
Evening, It. I to lie; Mat. 81 to m
MARQUAM ' ORANO;.
Phone Main
Portland' Famous Theatre " .
Only Four Mora Performance Tonight, ,
Friday, Saturday, Matinee and Mgbl .
TMlOfiOIA t r
Tha Greatest Mualcal Comedy Succeaa , ,
TT tlvft, .
l-d VI TT l.l von
Evenings, lie lOe. Tie. II: Matinee.
Ho, 0o, 70. ;
Phones Main f '
A-tna
GEO. It, BAKER, on. Manager.
BAKER THEATRE
EO.
Ight,
day,
Tonight, all this weak, matinee Satur
Hall Cain a beautiful and . t
rnprvaaiTt, ura if in,
TBB STUB VAX, CITT." -
A atory of Roma in tne future. Mag
nificent acenery and affect. .
Kvnlng. 25c. 15c, (On; Mat, 15c, 1(0. ,
Best Week "Th traaga Aeveataree
of Kiss Browa."
THE STAR r issi
Week Beginning Sunday Mat.. April 11.,
THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. IN
"A BOOBZZB SAZSTi" , f
A oomady drama in four act. Tuna and
prleee remain the earn Kxt weak
The Frenoh Company oltera for Ita last
production In this house the celebrated
com ad y drama, "How Baxter Butted In.
Beginning Sunday evening, April t. tha -Armstrong
Muefcal Comedy Company
will open an indefinite engagement
Watoh paper for first production, and J
scale of price. - I
LYRIC TtlEATRB
Both Phone i HAbi 48S Borne A.1(M.
Weak commencing Monday, April it, f.
R. Allan Dreaents Mlsa Varna Felton and
tha Allen Stock Co. in Agnee Herndon'a ,
great auoce, "I.A IIUI UAU," ,
Arat tuna at popular piioea Poltlvoly"
tha beat comedy drama aver written."
Matinee Tuesday. Thursday, Satur-..
day and Sunday. Prices 10c and tee.
Every evening at l:l(. Prices lOo. lOe
nd 10c. Boxes toe. utlice open 1 a, ,
sn. to 10 p. m.
THE GRAND Vaudeville de Ltne ;
Week Beginning Monday. April II.
BXAX.TA, alter by J. Louis Mints."
lyric tenor. "The Artist's Dream." . .n, .
BOBZA OPBBA TBIO Hlgh-cla .OP-.t,
aratlo vocalist .
OZ.ABTS TAB, formerly with Murray a.
Mack. -j
F. r. KOBTBBBBA, tha L A. T. . ai- '
part, axbiblunc Toe Bleeping Beauty.
The Nickelodion
110 Sixth St. Portland. Orefea.
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BONVILLE PUB. CO.
Bharao 910. 418 Marqnana Bnlldlnr.
the jury acaled down th amount Tha
verdict wa returned . in a Sealed en
velope last night and was opened by
judge Q'Pay thla morning. .
Ralaiton denied that he atruck the
woman and showed that he had per
mission from the owtfer to 'run a fence
on tne property. - He la in good clrcum
ataatces, while Mrs. Dornsife is poor, and
he claimed that an effort was beinr
made td mulct him "because he la well
on. ue prouawy wm appeal.
SUIT AGAINST DAVID0B
g BEQUN BY 3IATLEN
Alles-lng that they have been swindled
ont of IS.S0O bv a V. Davldor and B. B
Clements, Gregory El - Matlln and hla
wlf a have becun ault In the circuit
court to recover $5,000 damage Thla
ura is claimed under the common law
rule in oases of fraudulent representa
tion, f
The plaintiffs, aay that they pi .!
the aa nf thra Inta In tha Third n. f
trie addition la the hand of Imvi.ior ;
and Clementa, and alao gave thorn a
dead for the property, with the un-W- -tandlns;
that th deed ahould be of tn
affect until a purchaser. waa found, il
ls charged that Davldor had thin ) I '
recorded and traoeferred th propert ,'
to others, several of whom r rHrn' l
In the action a nominal joint defici
ent. :....:
An Injunction I sskad to prevant ihi
defendants from dlspoaing of the r.---.
erty until the court paaa on the .it
The value of the property I i r
13,600 and damages cjalmel lor ti
that sum.
Oeer foe? ConjTreea
And dean water to th wf!i r
land ulilmatrlr tli lwk-.t J,
eoaat city. -