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Newspaper Page TextXkAUu7',CTT'ju"uKwAjU UiAA,AiiLi wrrinnT7' EVE17INQ. APRIL' 18, 1803, 10 D 1v ..1fct r iy jv i i rsi irt -m vv a world 1 1 Field Track. Diamond mmm mwa stars Track Teams of Xotc Here for Championships Dur ing Koso Carnival. i Portland will see the greatest num ,' er of athletes gathered together In Ita v fclatory on tha Uat day of tha Roae festival, June (, when tha Pacific; north- , ajrest champlonaalpa will be held on "1 Multnomah Held. It la believed that 1 there will be nearly 109 athletea in at tendance from all parta of California, ,' Oreaon. Washington and Idaho. tnclud Una; relay teama from every high achool Sana grammar scnooi in mi stats. It waa decided thla morning . . ' tach two more relay races to the meet, ne for the high achoola of t(I atata emit the other fur the grammar achoola. the Multnomah track la flv-lap affair avnd the teama will be made up or nve wen. The open event, for college and ' avthletle club eventa, will alao be mile yracea, but the teama will be oompoaed . of four man, Ilandaoma trophies will be given tb winners. .- Advices from Pan Francisco assure the management that tha Olympic club JLthletea who won the moot at Seattle nt aprlng will alao coma north for tha ocal championship Practically all the v atata universities will be present Thla means that Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Oregon Agricultural college, Waahlngton State college and Whitman college ath- Jetea will clash on the traeit ana Held. . The new Multnomah field will be In Splendid shape by June. The grand stand irmO nut b covered but it will comfortably seet 4.000 people and hun dreds or spectators can oe taaen care of on tha bleachera and around tha amphitheatre. S03IE AVlllh DBEAM -TELEGRAMS OF OCTOBER , ' ' - : ; To Clark OrlfMh. New Tork How foolish you were to let ro get away. I would have won It for you Juat aa eav. James McOutre, Boston. To John McCloskey. St Louis. Not enough to do to keep warm. We won , pnly 147 gamea and will fight for lor.gtr schedule nest year. Prank Chance. To M. J. Cantlllon, waahlngton. Ourj spring training trips are in cauan ua . these things coming our war. so regu larlv. Next snrlns we o to the Afrlcat coat at a cost of $7,000,000. CUarlea Comlskey, Chicago. . - To Han Johnson. Chicago. When you know you're not forgotten by the Bugs you can't forget. Juat dodge! a case of Don. I'mnire William Evans To Napoleon . Lolole, Cleveland. Didn't I tell vou Tvrua C another tlagf Hlir salary neat season will be tS.864.l2S.lt... t To John McOraw, New Tort How does it look to vou to aee ua ud here Come over. Bwell oreaentatton of tha ' liorough hall. Coney Island and the chair factory to Jordan and Lumley. Patrick Donovan. Brooklyn. . To Patrick .Donovan, Brooklyn. It - takea me onlv two seasons to aecoro nllah what others never could do in - lifetime. I waa alwava like that Wil liam Murray, Philadelphia, . To Connie Mack, Philadelphia. We have been false ao often that noootiy believes we have won it. Napoleon - I.a1nle. Cleveland. ' - To Hugh Jennings, Detroit If I can turn thla trick ao fancy with one Rube, where would I be if I had twoT James McAleer, St Louis. To Jamea McAleer. St Louis. Tou thought you had your foot on our neck when we turned over that Waddell fel low, didn't youT We will win it again " In 1109. Connie Mack. FhlladelDhl , To Frank Chance, Chicago. Sorry tou didn't win the pennant, aa the Champion Cub Becomes, a Thespian o KEO ' lUghlanders were anxloua to meet the Ppurta for the world's championship. fclark Griffith. New York. To the Sporting Scribes. Guess all of you rat Beads reel Kino or loousn now after knocking ua ao many years. John ftlcClOBkey. Bt Louis. To Messrs. Hermann. Pulllam. John ' aon and all the Umpires on Earth. Tou . ean't keep a good man down. John Mc- Graw, Jnew Torn. iWAGNER RELENTS TO : HELP BASEBALL GAME fOaltad Prase Leaaed Wire.) Pittsburg, Pa., April 18. Hans Wag- Bar, ahortatop ior tne riitsDurg tia-se-ball club, and reouted to be the beat all round player in baseball, haa at- tacnea ma name to & fittBDurg con tract and left for Cincinnati to join : the team. Until last night Wagner swore Tie would not play baseball thla year. Then he weakened and elgned after a three tours' conference with Harry Pulllam. president of the National league. Pul llam told Wagner that hla continued absence from the : game was hurting not only the chances of the Pittsburg - team, but waa hurting the game all over the circuit ,' Unholz Beaches Frisco. San Francisco, April 18. Rudolph TJnhoIa, the Boer boxer, arrived this morning, and some time today will sign articles to meet Battling Nelson In a . 45 round bout at Colma. I TgMBBBBiBaBJBJpBOJBJBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBaiasBBBBBll ' ' 'V ' " A 1.1 ' v. . rr. ? V. V " ..'v'f .V. x 1 iMii . ia, Jr BMW BYi IE QOLLY . GRAY Umpire Terrine Fire's Billon Off Field for Kicking; v at Decision. ; ' ' itSpMital Olipatrh fe The JoarnaL) LosAngelea.' April ll-Wlth: Gray pitching masterful - ball and . tha men behind him working like a well-regulat- ed clock, Los Angelas took revenge' for a whitewashing administered by Port land aeveral day a ago and applied coat of-equal thlcknesa In yeaterday'a matinee. . i , .. Garret who ' waa an n ,'k ei.i- line bv McCredla. f, hi Angela, he being touched up for 10 aafe ' maisn mint . two . Dad . error mlaalng a ceuterfield threw and heaving the sphere paat second bane, v Umolra Perrlna rhiud IMlInn a s uoucn mr aicKing aDout a Ueclalon at first base, when McCredle waa called aafe on a double play that waa ' aA iomti-u irjr icjiuma anu union, , ilia acore: . .. v. LOS ANGELES. V f 1 AB.R.H. PO.ATE. Drunkards Cured : v : ln 24HourSs 4nw .'Ladr Cn Cur th Moat Vio-,1 lent Drunkard SecreUy at Home. To Prove It, a Free Trial Facitaga Is , Sent BaaleA to Ail Who Write. . Let ' no . woman . despair, The aura, quick permanent cure for drunkenness has been found. ...-. It la Ooiden Ramtdr. It haa no odor. It haa no laate. Jut a little la pii in the drunkard's cup of coffee or tea, or In hla rood.' He will never notice it ne will be cured before he realliea It. and he will never know why he abandoned tne taste for liquor. OREGON HOTELS Barnard, tb .8 l oakes. cf t 1 pi I Ion. tb I 1 lirashear, rf t 1 Hmltti, 3b t 1 Kllla. If S 0 Dclniaw, aa t 0 Kaatorly. c . . . . I 0 Oray, p o Iheeie, p 1 1 I t t 1 1 JO1, -v 0 t 1,1, 11 1 t 1 0 1 0 PORTLAND. AR a H. PO. A. E. 4 4 110 0 4 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 1 0 t 0 1 0 0 Frank L. Chance, "corking" first base man, .manager and captain of the world'a champion Chicago Cubs; who will take to the stage. ,:. , s Oh, no,lt doesn't mean that the great first baseman will desert the diamond for the footlights. He will not' glve'up the worship of the fans for that of the matinee girls. Here's what it does mean: He will bait the umpire In the sum mer. He will bait the villain In the winter, Chance will make his debut early In the fall." And not tn a burlesque or .a monologue In which he will tell "how he did It" - - ' But he will have the lead In r role In a real comedy written bv Gaora-e Arte and Charles W. Murphy, president of the Chicago National . league team. And right here let It be said that If Mr. .Murphy can't, make a hero of Chance, whether on the atage or off, no man can. Which means that If Mr. Murphy writes about Chance In the play the way he talk about him when discusa- mg tne great nrst baseman, the Dane ball magnate will make the hit of the season as a playwright. "A Home Run Hitter" Is the title of the comedy In which -Chance will be starred and bis Initial appearance will probably be in some Chicago opera house soon after the closing of the baseball season. Chance win not do tne urst rail play er to make hla bow before an audience In a heat re. Cap Anson was featured In "A Runaway. Colt" and Arlle Latham In 'f'aahlona. But thla one Is expected to be a big winner. Caaey. tb:..;.... Raferty, cf, McCredle. rf Danslg, lb Johnaon. tb...... Cooney. aa Banney, if Walsh, c Garrett P t Total ti o 5 14 II 8CORB BT INNINGS. Lo Ar.arele.... .. 0 410001 7 lllta l o 1 I 0 1 1 1 In Portland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hits t ( 0 1 1 I 1 I SUMMARY. Two-base hits Onkes and Raftery. Three-baae hits Smith. Sacrifice hits Oakes. Smith. Ellis. Brashear, Cooney. auion bases-Oakea. Braahear. Gray, Theele. Left on bases Los Angeles i, Portland t First base on balls Off Gareett 1,- Oray t. Hit by pitcher Braahear. Struck out By Oray 7. Gar rett 4. Time of game One hour 46 min utes. Umpire Perrlne. (tone Mat From Wfelakey. Ifla dealre for drink disappeara abso lutely, and he will -even abhor the very aignt ana smcii or wntsaey. - , . Tha vlrne ha haa waited 1 a war bv drink will be restored to him., and hla health and strength and - cheerfulness will return to brighten your home. . Qolilen Remedy ha cured aome of the meat violent caaaj in a day a time. This fact la proven by many ladlea who have tried It . Miss Mettle Balklna, Vanceburg, Ky aays: ' "Mr huaband took two doses of your medicine about five months ago, and has not taken a drink or had any dealre for liauor since then. 4ur home la bo different now." . . , Save rour loved one from premature death and the terrible consequences of the drink curse and save-youreelf from poverty and misery. ' ir costs BDSoiuieiv nomine 10 irv. Fend vour name and address to Dr. J. ! V H.ilnen. 1S1! Glenn building. . Cln- rlnnatl, Ohio, and he wilt at once send vou a free package of the marvelous Golden Remedy In a plain, eealed wrap per. - He will alao send you the atrongest conclusive proof of what a blessing It has been to thousands of families. Send for a free trial package of Gold en Remedy today. PORTLAND i PORTUND.'OR. . , Saroveaa Flea -V' VLn -'.-A BeBtae.xaat, ''. ki ,-itju2 - farm, cost on mz.x.10- doxxass Keadqaarters for I'ourlata and Com. tnerotal Travelers, Hpclul raleamade to families and single gontlemaii. The management will be pleased at all tlmee to show looms and give prices. - A modern Turkish bath - es tablishment la the hotel. ' X. a owere, JSgr. Centrally Located Modern Improvcmenta h ! 'I n-IJJln. . . .. - ' . mtoriTiw a r tv a a , 1 ' . ,;;.;' oeventn and Washington L ZeBf Slstanee Faoae la Xvery Boom, . Phil Metschan 4 Sontf Prop. ', ' Rates, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 VVfff fVTf f ???f f 1 HOTEL. OREGON I PI : CORNER . SEVENT AND STARK STREETS ;' I PorUd's New and Modern HoteL Rates $1 per Day, and UrEuropean Plan Free Bus. WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO.j -Props. Standing 'of Clubs. Won. Lost. San Francisco .... lit 3 Los Angeles 8 6 Oakland i'B 7 Portland 4 10 P. .7t .600 .41 .286 PUT TO THE TEST fortlaad a Good People Appreciate Thing". Everybody has their hour of trouble. But people having any itchiness of the kin Have many hours of trouble. Nothing so annoying. Nothing ao lr rlutlng."r, v. Scratch It it becomes worse. Jbeave it alone and yovl can hardly tana the misery. , .: Itchiness comes In many forma -Eczema and horrid itching piles. Relief and cure are here at last Portland haa put it to ie test : Doah's Ointment cure every form of Itchiness of the skin. People at home are learning that thla Sa ao, - . Here, la a proof In, a citlaen'a state ment; i Jacob Heaaong, farmer, living at the corner of Eaat Twenty-eighth street and KHy avenue, Portland, Oregon, aaya inrhmnmen,dJn pan'a Ointmentto r,llh0".ufierw"om hemorrhoids i renra, ana worry to no re. Iff, I rlnaUy bearan; n...'.' 5n tnrea years g0i . I had au from thla trouble for some vear in hot weather it waa i mtf io me. i could not ,letp f liht ; t'" ' - CTjuira oniv s lew ao- reh,0nThifSdt.TP0thln(t ir,: zsx&dl1' ' Uie oreoaratloa todav v. preparatloa today.1 Tor sale br aU dealers, price 50c. Foster-Mllburif Co. JBuffalo. New Tork. Me agenta for the United Statea. Remember ' the v name lioan's .nd taV.e, ftijfcer. - Results of Games Yesterday. Los Angeles, 7; Portland, 0. r Ban Franciaeo, 4; Oakland, t. Tills Pay In Sport Annals. 1863 At San Francisco: Fillmore aet new record by trotting Ave miles to wagon in 13:18. 1887 W. C. Dole, for many vears ath letlo instructor at Yale college, died at new Haven, aged e. 1901 At Watsonvllle. California Jack Munroe and Hank Griffin fought zu rounos to a oraw. - r .!. 1901 At Boston: Jack fTwin) 8ulll van won from George Cole in 19 rounda 1904 At Stockton. California: "Rube" Smith and "Kid" WUliama fought tO rounds to a draw. - - 1906 At Pueblo, Colorado: ' Mike (Twin) Sullivan, knocked,, out '"Rube" smith m eighteenth rouna. , yt t. Trying to Break Auto Record. San Francisco, April 11 Confident that he can break the San Franclsco- Loi Anaeles automobile record. M- U. Harrison left SanyVrancIsco in bis ma chine at 1:16 this morning. He ex- Dects to arrive in Los Angelea at o'clock this evening, cutting about one nour rrom the present recora, wnicn.is 18 hours and- 18 minutes. Harrison n&ened ihrourh Ban Jose lona before daylight. The run la being made over the coast route. FernandNelson,ithe present bolder or the record, xs acting aa guioe io narrusoBv..---:' v -;' e DAN KELLY TEAHONG UNDER BEBNIE WEFEKS , "; .v':v-y ,-. ? :S'V e New. Tork, - April. lt.Now e that Dan KeUy,. former Oregon t e aprtnter, has: signed application,1 e e for" membership In 'i-the " New e Tork Athletid club,tlt;wm bring e e him under the wing of .Bernle - iWefera, tiolder of oa iof p the ; e 4 r records Kelly "' Is . supposed s to e e have tied, Jt Is no secret , that . e ' Wefers does not believe 'the 'f 4 4 .'Oregon sprtnter c ever j ran ttO e e . yards in 11 T-6 seconds. -v t Four haaea War alaln Afr.fh. PnH. land back nton 4n von terri A v'a rn.ma Thai Bvr theiuvelvM Uicln't filch 't9J TUG-0F-WAR TO BE . PULLED OFF MONDAY The last Indoor athletic event of the seaaon will take place Monday night at Lodell'a hall. Seventeenth and Thurman atreets, when several tug of war con- testa and wrestling bouts will be pulled off. What promises to be the most Inter esting event of the evening will be a pulling match between two picked team Si the anchormen. Of which are T. B. Bllgh and Ed Nelson. -me orncers or tne association are tiua jaconson, president: T. d. Bllgh, vice-president, and L C. Stonberg. treas urer. A. W. Hawklnson Is referee, and the judges are Oscar Dahlgren and Mat Gerde. "Strangler" Smith will referee tne. wrestling matchea. and the Police uasette ruies win govern. MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES. Chicago Pittsburg ., Brooklyn . . New York . . Philadelphia Boston Rational Ztcog-na. Won. Lost. .3 .. .8 ,..2 ,..2 . .1 .1 Cincinnati : 0 BU Louis 0 0 0 1 1 2 t S t P.C. 1.000 1.000 .607 .667 .33.1 .333 .000 .000 H. E. 16 1 7 t and At PhtladelDhla n New York .... 1 Philadelphia t Batteries Wlltse. Breanahan Needham; Moran, Covaleskle. Brown and Dooln. umpire Klem. At St. Louis R. M v. tnitsDurg g 7 8t. Louis o 3 Batteries Leever and O'Connor: Re. De ana tiostetter. umpire Kleler, At Brooklyn R. it v. uoiion ' 2 j Brooklyn s 7 Batteries - Flaherty and Bowerma.ni At Cincinnati- i p. h ts Cincinnati o 5 Chicago ..,................! g Batteries Coaklav and flohlei- nni. DBcn(i!nur ana ivung. Umpl ODay. v ; San rYanclsco, 4; Oakland, 2. San Francisco, Uprll 18? Three runs In the opening canto gave the Seals a big lead over Oakland, the Com muters being able to shove but two runs across the plate. Quick, who twined for Oakland, waa unsteady at tlmea. 'he acore: SAN FnANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Curtis, If Piper, cf Williams, lb... Melchoir. rf... Zelder, as Mohler, 2b McArdle. 3b... La Lange, c. . . Sutor, p . Total v 0 0 I 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 14 2 1 4 0 4 0 Cook, If Van Haltren, cf Heltmuller, rf, Eagan, ea Hogan, b Haley, tb. Scruggs, tb Slatten, c Quick, p , Altman , Total ....... 27 4 8 27 16 t OAKLAND. A3. R, H. PO. A. E. ROWING CLUB OPENS NEW HOME TUESDAY A smoker to open the handsome, new clubhouse at the foot of Ivon street. on the east bank of the Willamette, win be given Tuesday evening, April 21. by the Portland Rowing club, and an ex cellent entertainment is in store . for those invited to be presenj on the oc casion. , Among the entertainers will be the following well-known musicians: Otto Bauman, pianist; Leo Lindsay, . violin ist: Lacy L. Wisdom, tenor; J. G .Kll pack. baritone; Lloyd Breed, baritone, and Mr. Coffyn, ventriloquist. Down ; on - the program for brief speeches are: J. Nf Teal. C. F. Swlgert, w. u Brewster, k. w. vvjiDur ana out ers. There will also be several Inter esting boxing matches between mem bers of (ha Multnomah club. EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN East Third and Burnside Streets Fpoolal ffaaday a a i3o, rse C. H. Edmunds Propiietos t i .-. '-vr. X: . -tt Hotel Breslin STRICIIY MODERN Washington SL, all 1 th xvxonix rxuaun per day sad upward) wltk private bath, $IM. CAUrlFORlNIA HOTELS Perfect Set of im 17 Batted for Scruggs In ninth, SCORE BV INNINGS. San Francisco S 0 10 0 0 Hits 2 110 0 10 oaKland 0 0 0 1 0 0 Hits 1 0 0 21 0 0 SUMMARY. Home runs Melchoir. Sacrifice hits Piper. Williams t. La Lange, Eagan. Stolen Bases Piper and Melchoir. Cook. Double plays Zeider to Mohler to, Wil liams Zeider to Williams. First base on balls Sutor J. Quick 8. Hit by pitch er Piper. Struck out Sutor 6. Quick 4. Wild Ditches Quick. Ralk Sutnr Time or game Two hours. Umpl O'Connell. 12 14 0 0 4 0 3 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 6 1 4 0 1 11 t 1 1 0 0 6 1 1 3 0 112 1 I ft ft n i 2 00 nrwhare la the city, got a price oa 1 0 0 0 0 0 ! W UnA of a set of teeth, then some to us, ana ws wui anpueate mat set or teeth for $7J00, except gold and porce lain. . .10 2 6 27 20 4 e o 0 4 s s "V - o i i i r k 0 0 1 2 . , S 0 1 6 , ' I - . rW SQUEEZE PLAYS. Stung again. I Danzig got two more hits. Raftery swat was there with a douole 81 northerners yesterday. were left on bases Dolly Gray seems to have been nil tha candy yesterday. The distinction of being the first man chased off the diamond If thut be distinction falls to Dillon of th Angels. St Louis Boston ........ New York Washington Chicago ... Cleveland Philadelphia uetroic i marl ram xage. Won. Lost ,..t P.C 1.000 .667 .7 .831 .333 .833 .833 .111 At Detroit h' w m Detroit .. 8 n i Cleveland ...It 20 t Batteries Mullln and Schmidt Tjitti. more, Joss and C. N. Clark. - At New York- R. w m Philadelphia i ,.8 a j New York .: ;..t ( 6 Batteries-Schllther and Schrectc: Orth, Chesbro and Kleloow. At Chicago . . n w tb Chioago ; . ..j,'.'.'..r,.i;,i!.'.8 , 1:,1 Bt. L.ouis ,,.y...i..v. ? i6 i rrt wBatterleB--Owen, Walsh and Sullivan; Waddell and. Spencer. -; a , , '-'At .Boston . v .jfJ-.-it.'-: w wf Boston .. ,4 1 ...,,.,. ...1 : . 7 t Washington 1 ; 1 i Batterlea Prultt Clcotts mi- CtlsVi I How many times Is it written nt Mm brush stars, "He used -to plav in the Tri-Clty league around Portland?" If good advertising. Melchoir was on deck vesterdav wlti, another homerun. That boy will soon earn the aobriquet of the "homerun kid." He may out the blink on Trtieir tEagan this Seaaon. ' That Kid Mohler believes in playing scientific oaseoalL ., Look at this: Sac rifice hits were made by Piper, Wll nams z, ua. Lange and Eagan. Any of the quartet Is capable of hitting They haflded Jimmy McAleer all kinds of Joshes when he secured the er ratic Rube Waddell to pitch. Rube al lowed the Chicago White Sox but one hit yesterday and kept St Louis at the head of the American league, the only . .Ann . . ir.fi in w 1 1 ii auuu liar nmL I ni. . H n na sucn aisunction. John Mitchell, retired oresMant n th. VTI I 1. 1 TI. 1 . . . - uwiwj mu. vrurwrs ui America, nan announced that in the future he will ovwia mi nucnuon 10 a laoor naner which he will establish In Indlanennii. 1hA . flh4AAt hA 11 1- - promoting of industrial peace between the miners and the operators. - - a" f , 7 eT I r ' - : v'.v- team has niiflliiio. tbe worn aatta.. Mt tha eaalest to ears WBHN iVu avw WHAT ju inj. a may bays plmplM. spots ft tba akla, - ore la. tbe uootb, oleara, relllna hair, bane p.loa, . tarrb. and don't It la BLOOD POISON. Bead to DR. BBOwm ag An Bt, Phlladelpfala, Pm a- fat SHOWN1 8 BLOOD .CUBB. S2.00 prMttl, kts BMBth. sold la totMad esly to liwdirara. (Ogrks fif Tf" . &. WKXTB, Chief of Staff. , SOLID GOLD TEETH CROWNS .$4.00 PORCELAIN "CROWNS Any Porcelain Crown made no matter . what they are called or now ka flfk they are made. Our price Is .pteWV a Any tooth In the mTiuth we crown with rolld gold, 22k., guaranteed to be the best, for........ . TWO BX8T KOTXXS Vadst the same maaaean HOTEL JEFFERSON rvMx abb oovax ; itubts 860 atooms. ISO Private Baths.' European Flaa $130 - to 16.00. Amerloaa '.' Plan 93.00 - to , 110.00. HOTEL STEWART OZABY T. ABOVS TTsVOaT SQT7AJUS. ' fSO Booms. 160 Private Baths. European Plan $IM Vpwaxd. " - Cafs a la, Carte. ' ' . Baok Hotel Beads Omni bus -To all Trains and Vteamers. Stcwart-Sarkcr Co Props. BAB. PXABCZB0O. - t. " I UAH PBAV0XBOO. Overlooks the entire! Bav and Harbor.l C o m m ands Battle-I ship i row and fl.r annhnraora single rooms iz.oo . t Upwards. Suites $10 pwaras. 1 luvery room . with bath. Reserva tion made bv wire. . s . KAJfAOSKSlVV PAXACB HOTL OOMPTTT Hotel SL Francis SAN FRANCISCO This hostelry, possesses al! the best features of the world's finest caravansaries, and has added many ideas to the sum of hotel happi ness. It has introduced to Pacific Coast Hoteldom the Electric Grill, Pneumatic Tube Service, Magneta Clock System and today represents the farthest advance of science in hotel service in America. Rates European, from $2 upward lender the management of JAMES WOODS BRIDGES Gold Backs, $4.00 $4.00 Solid Gold Top, Solid Porcelain Fronts, oar tooth t Solid Gold Teeth, !2av bridge, per' tooth. ,...r..... All other work same price, proportion' ately. - , , - , , Call and satisfy yourself that we have but one price, and that Ve do not mis represent -our 'work. We emphatically assert that no better Work can be done in Portland at any orlce. Absolute guar antees. , , i I Office hoars from 8 a. m. to 8:80 p. m.1 Sundays, v a. xa. to 1 t. m. : Telephone Main 780. J. . . t r , ; Eastern Dentists mbj, waabinrtoa v, corner aiztn. - j T -vtttxt 1 T 1 TAT 17 DO nnam i TmmTTt i niviim rmr irrrnTV Over Goddard-KeIly.;Shoe fitjre. alVUiillJJ AJAilUO VUOAUHliiL, AVU JUT UlOJi Hotel Hamlin ED0T AND UAVHfWORTll STS. Plrst permanent big notel down towa. ; r, Contains 100 beautifully . furnished steam heated apartments, 40 hatha, -, Private telephone ser. vice. Sample moms for commercial travalera, Eddy St ears from farry pass the door and eonneet with 3rd St ears from 8. P. Depot Kates from tLOOup. Phone Private Ex, Pranklia2S. ; ' ; , : . noised S a n. Fra THE PENINSULA SAN MATEO CALIFORNIA A Twentieth Century Hotel of the Highest. Degree of Excellence. AMERICAN PLAN v- and , - EUROPEAN PLAN NOW OPEN Thirty minutes by rail from San Francisco. - Located In a beautiful S ark . of thirty years' cultivation. 11 the. charm and delight oft the coun.ry combined with the attrac tions and conveniences of the me tropolis. For reserve tlons or Information address ' JA8. H. DOOliITTIiB, Mgr., San Mateo, California. SEE THE FLEET i. - Br fttejrlnr as the KEY ROUTE INN OiKUHD, OJLaVZTOXSZA. ' Every 0 minutes tralna leave the hotel, connecting with Key Route boat a for San Francisco, passing the fleet at anchor. .. W. B. XmUbAir, Kan agar. SSJb ARLINGTON vv uv rxAvoxsoo Just opened, corner Ellla and 'Leaven worth atreets. on carllne. Contrail v lo cated down town; 200 rooms: 100 baths. Steel . end brick building. . Every con venience. Strictly high class, European plan $1 a day up. Very reasonable rates on American plan. 15. J.- FALLON. Proprietor. Full Measure Yard CO WOOL Al old body Fir, seasoned, sawed to orderper cord, .SO COAL- Screened and washed, per ton.. ,. "$7, ' V" . PHONES-EAST 7; B;1771, . .