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Newspaper Page TextK Tr- . , . r il ' . TODAY'S AMVBEMEXT8. ii.ih' ....'The District Leader" lar 'am": "Th. of N.w Yorh r ,".;-Th Strang. Adventure, of , . . Miss Urown. ,,,... . ' m TT'Ren and William RMcGarrf wilt debate the "recall" amendment at tut T. -M. C. A. tonight. The debate '' Be4 ' been arranged by the educational d-rertmrnt of the T. M. C. . '. , .1 iki voter of the city. ' M t V run, who drafted the amendment, ,'. :. . 1 i . ..i .iiamtit to ahow why ' the mewure Is ona which the people iuouW adopt Mr. MoG.rry wllf tae the opposite side Ml u,1TpiLUJ,ni?JS . the., the amendment would be unwise : ind detrimental to tha baat Inlaraata if tha state tt rut on , amendment to tha con tttion tha ..... rha lahata Will DBEla ' o'clock. ., -, ; .' '-rt.- v.m -Woman Christian asso- ail woman to an "at V1VIM . .m a..-afternoon from a to , iurov , - ... .. , ,i a'elock. ; Tba day Will OS iMormw. un at oiih.". ..... . . ik nlaaaa. . .i ......am mimmincM o.i.. Earthly and Heavenly Visions.; an in taraatU. and halpful talk. Anjnformal lunoh and -galtlng acquainted time i-loaes tha etternoon and all women will .find a moat hearty welcome an a good place to maiteinenue. s Dorothy Porter, 18 year Id. mnA n?r .. r.M alatrr fall through a bole In mn coma ana jr ;u 7. . t: . a ro ta Bible class begin, a e.ft and dialect atory la read at that time ?. different group of girls. Tha mora . . ... ,,mmancee at 4:10 wltn v,v' tha brldga over tha Montgomary 1 WUHama avanua and W.ldUr atraa'. V iurday afurnoon and '. T .v.f.n htoh waa ft full e faat. """ivV"'' .2; ..Ta nad Inter- . That thry Vara not mora aarloualy In - i lurid If not klllad. ia eonaldrad ra- mlltaW Tliy r tha children of 'irj Portt.ii Rea tra.t. Apaaaar . noma. , i - - . . irk n.l inlunea hut no oroaan Tha 'v: little girl waa later ; remoyaa ''' Qood Saniarlua hoapltal. . . to tha ! Petar Parryg will, dUpoalng Of prop nrh ti aao. waa filed In ', the 911 v.. - , . . . ft ntufi aftemOOTV. All or th nioa ' fllad mant a aaiaia T T haa i Mm ftltlon aaklng for th. appoint- Of T. i- annigan """t: ' itreat and li hla will commenda tha ?.Uhful"?a of the woman hu rjoojj niaad aa hi wife. Tha chief at or ' ': th Te.tlte an Tlnaurance poVlcy for tl.OOC In "ha Woodmen of toe World. Late ear aervice from Portland to all polnta between Gdf Junction and Lenta Juncttqo on Bprlngwater dlvlalon Port land Railway. Light A Power oompan T. EffacUva Monday, April AWr looit eara teavlng r. ret and Alder r itraata at a:4, U. HjJO and 11:40 p. m. win turn in to carbarn at Mllwaukie II vawl at (IB fcH"" over the Bprlngwater dlvieion via juj- J unction. ruminmg at .. " .'a all polnta between Xante Junction aod Junction, all Minti fumlshtn Uolf Junction. A Vert ' lntereatlng and largely at tended meeting of the Sixtieth Precinct Improrament aaaoclaUon waa h,'!'?.Fjr day avenlng. Th eubject of Improve, ment of atreeta aouth of the Baaa Line ipo the dletrlct plan waa cult thor oughly dlecuaped , and poatponad until the next meeting in two waaka. The aubject of a ge aewar ayatenj will alio be taken up. All waldenta of tha Spinet, are. urgd to. Join the aaaoela tlon for the common good, y- The Peopled forum, at' their regular maatina- tomorrow ' hlgbt in Dauing. Hlrach hall. Tenth and Waahlngton itreeta. win dlaoua the Armory appro i.n k. vi nnt lav corrunt trae- lice -act and the propoaad amendment to the Oregon, eonauiuwon inyi the pay of merobera of the lagleUture. AbleP.p.aker. be ore-en to ; Uto part. A. , o. . v"1 Tr cuaeion.. ! ' , . ; . ' Membera'of tha city park board will viait Molladar Dark thle afternoon In company with Parkkeeper MUehe to ex amine fnto hla acheme for converting the park Into a PUyground. The ylart will occur at I olock. The board met thTi morning and authoriaed the .pay. Lh'Ier,-SET'S proprlaled by ,tbe council thla week. ' Artlolea ioat and found on the atroet- nrii US 1908: ' Twenty-two m- brellaa. S teleacopea, 1 sample caae, ; I Baokagea; i pair of glovee, i baeket. I noolbookO note book, lunch boxea. 7: . . i. . . i n i n ahoea was ex- chanaed for another - and the mlatake - can STcorreoted by . calling t the loat iitinUFoomof the O. W. P. railway at- Uon,-corner ; Plrt and. Alder atreeta. Tor patting hla wife In A taouae of 111 teoute, P. H. Redaecker may have a long atay In the p sanltentlary. Ho was arrested yesterday at Boaeburg ona warrant forwarded by the nrtland Pp lice. He waa heia unaer i.uw u, : f .m aro thla off nae is held to deaerve a penlUntlary term. 1 George Price waa placed behind the bare at the county Jail today - on a charge of Insanity. Jamea Myera, aald to be from Raymond, Washington, waa cemmltfed to the aeylunt yeeterday after examination by th-allenlat. He ha a college aduoatlon, but Indulgence In drink haa weakened hla mental- capacity. E rtnkellat Roea closea ; hla apeclat avanaellatlo aervlcea at Sunyslde Meth odlst Eplacopal church Sunday. ? He ha; preached to large audlenoce and great rood haa been done. Sunday morning . Mr. Roea ; will preach on Vlf Qod Did Not Mane tne iJioie, vno viuj nick Reckmahn of Sherman' county, ; charged with Illegal fencing of s-nvernment landa In the United States Mirt veaterdav and a ' bench warrant , , laauaii for hla arrest. The land In aueetlon, 280 acrea. Ilea In tha Deep ca,nyon country.' f':-i;Md John . Davla and Henry Burns were i aent to the reform school by Judge Oan 'tnbeih In the Juvenile department of f the clrchlt court yesteraay axiernoon, ; . sotk wurdi of the court who die- regarded their promises to do better. DR. DR0UGDER preaches Sunday, Both Services, ; TnivWniTErEMPlE Twelfth and Taylor Streets, ". 10K A. "Culture DUET, ' Miss Ethel " Shea , J. W. Belcher. , and. - T:30 P. M., "Dreams What Causes Them?1 Are They ' v to Be Trusted? - - - PAKOVS TTMTXaS QTAXTZT Seats and Standing- Room Free. - coin: eas:ly. THE 9 -- aaasa Fine FcMliers A bird in the hat is worth eight' or ten. in the bush. Ilt7 In period of fifteen' yeari prior to 1903, : bird life in this country was , reduced fifty per cent. , But nbw we are gtying them more of a chance; refuges hare been ' established where the birds can breed in safety; wardens have been appointed whom the Federal Government pays the' princely sura tf One Dollar per month, their real, wages, being paid ' by. organiiations. Read this article, " Harbors for Wild Uirds," .by Ren Bache,v iniTHi Saturdat Evenino Pol and learn how we are beirlgjaved from the disgrace of a tbirdless, song silenced country. , ' L "Vaiti, tKe ' Queen," by : Beatrice Grimshaw, tells how Vaiti wu stranded on a lonely Island, and how it turned out v to be not quite so lonely as she thought, and, indeed, not so lonely as she might wish. : ; This week's issue of. Thi . Satvi-day EyiNiNO Post is ;-now on -sale; ..V j. h. " At the Newaauada, eenta. ' " ,' 140 4he jraar by bmIU- Thi CctTts PuBUSHino CoanrAiry yHILADUJ'HIA ... Our DeV Are) Ewonrwhoro CoplM will bo delivered to any oddreoo by James C. llaTCly Jr. ns AT 11TK poT&un. Pavla ran away andj was brought back from Tne uawaa oy "' " Ji2. Burns la a par-latent truant and e 3 arctte amoker. They had bean leniently dealt with on ' former occaslone. but Judge Oantenoein aeciaou form acaooi irtiuuoui time. ' - . am Mirfalna and roaebush w. anllelt vour oatronaga and guarantee satlafactlon. A-enrleB at overy town In the northweat Wlllam ait Tent & Awning Co, Main A-ttCS. ... . At the Vernon .Presbyterian church. Rev, J. A. P. Mcuaw. v. u., wu vr- " In the morning on -Man and the Vni verse," and in the evening on r"An Un answerable Question.". ,. ,,, ."-, .ua. i.'.u Harktna. for CimaV rr.k.Mt and wav landinca. dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington sUeel dock at t p. m. ' - - Acme dl C6.oeli safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone Kaat 7S; -iv- kuiii. ..rk wlra fanclna. Portland Wire Iron Work. Second and Everett fioiiiiin. Ill 'Tenth street. lunch :e to I; buslneas mens lunch. nr a trtaa' and aaaoela tea. painless dentlata. Third and Waahlngton, Tr ' T J. " McCracken.' dentist, ' Roth- child buUding. 'A- - v . ,'- -it,V';" Chambers A 8on. opttclana, 1 1th. Berger, signs, ahow cards. 114 Tamhtll, Journal want ads, le a -word. ST. JOHNS GETS liEW POWER Car Company Will, Also Build Another Freight De pot on the East Side. ' ' t't u Plana for a new substation at North ern HU1 near St Johns for tho Portland Railway, Llgtit Jfc Power company bv been completed and were approved this morning by President i B. S. josseiyn. Work wlU begin on th building at once. Electricity for St. Johns and Van couver, Washington, wlir he ""PP"0 from ths new station." Power for the 1 .L. o.. ... hridni is alao branch." -une buuuii "","..7r. structed that It can be enlarged at any time and when Swift & Co. Jjegln the oDeratlons of ; their packing . plant on thtXiula they will be furnished '..A.r.ii .nw,r neceasary. The substation will also bo large enough to -The substation at St Johns Is now In an old building and . - not Jarge inotfgh for y the company's huslnoea. Northern Hill is hearth new tracka of the Portland Seattle railroad. Plans for th construction of a new freight depot on- th east aide are .also being drawn. The new depot - will be jui? south of ths old station and will be in Mill street next to the river .,:'-Tho building now in use. Hl abandoned when the Mbulldlns ; is completed.' iater it Will be torn down and the ground used for unloading and 'Nfeern HUI substation wlil be completed -as soon as possible. The freight depot will be built during ths summer. ALL TRAINS BUT -ONE ARE ON TIME Northern Pacific No. 1, due at 7 o'clock, arrived on time. Southern Pacific, No.-18, due vat 7:56 arrived on time. . . , , southern Poelflo, No. JS,dUe. at 11:10. arrived on time. s ' O. R- s N., No. I. due at S o'clock, arrived on time. ? & R. N.i No. S. due at f:4B, arrived at' 11:10. -. Astoria aV Columbia River, No. II, due at 12:11, arrived on time. : A custard bake, dish free, ad-' pase. k . Bee "want SUBSTATION OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY S. S. II0I10EIE III E Booked to Go to Tanaraa In stead of the lUvcx .. Forth. , . SHIP FALKLANDBANK ; COMING HEKE LIGIiT ' . . i Korwrglan Steamer Vb Wero About Tear Ao and Took Wheat to OrientSailing Yeeeel Comet for 5ew Crop Wheat. ; f; Tha Norwelatan steamer JJornelen and the Biitlah ship Falhlandbank bars haan ail da to tha Hat of veaaela en route to this port The Hornslen wui be here soon from Puget Oound to com pute a cargo of lumber for Panama and the , Feiklandbank, will oome for tha aaw'eroD wheats '- The' nornelen takes tho plaoo or we Brltlah ateamar River Forth which was booked some time ago to eome nr for the lumbar tliat will go to 1-anajna, Tha River forth was directed to an othar destination and the Homlan wa engaged to flU the vacancy. The Nor walan tramp Is one of the Urgaat afloat and la wall knoWh bere. having t.k.n - r.m rwn nt rrajn from thla POTl for the orient aboM a year r ago. Bhe . t- umniiii nf irantaln Nalaon. Who many years ago worked at longehorelng ,nia narrtor ma iri' V ," prominent poalUon In the. shipping world. I . ri ' n.i.t. .kin r.ibianilhank is an other familiar pame In this port The ahlp has bean hero maay times for wheat cargoea as ni """":: m. .lh aaeta flf the MIM Una. OnO comae In ballast from Valparaiso. Ths three-maaSed schooner Churchill reached the Columbia river thla morn- Inr from Km unc. f ormoii. nn v-'iu In ballast under charter to load lum. ber. ", WOUIaD KILL OOSITETinON. V Steamship Companies! operating OrlenUl Liners Cut lUtfe DatVrmlned not .to let bo- tramp Staamers gt the lion's anara) lr." have slaved tfs" on"flour-and brings the rate down to laa than hail of what it was a. xaw buuiu . Tha cut Is said to bs tha direct result .a . u . .k.. .... , n tha RHtlah tramp -teamer Sheila to carry a full cargo , of that announced when th regular . lln h.i. rint iut Tha Bhallarhart flour-to the orient at a ri rneA ' a few daya ago and the steamer will arrive here soon. - pwU Iam OaU la asn4sfttMl IO Hi stimulating effect shipments, and It 1. that , thla will be appreci ated because" the regular liner hays not by any meana- gona iuh . 1-fc The oriental . liner Arabia which Is booked to leave bre tomorrow for tho orient will to out with "i-tlv' ly ijua .hlnmnll hut Will be full nevertheleaa. a large shipment of lumber hsvlng been secured. -. ... vinmMiu la at San Fran Cisco dlatharglng overland frelg ht that tha Frlaco orieniiM W"'T " . to handle, Bhe will com north In 1 a f ew days with looal freight and to load re- lyrn caru. it - BELIEVES MIXDOUO SAFE. . . ' . a a ..-K..... CaptAUt or snip ncu- Anj vj " vr ... a .1rrft urinns. l.ataU Tltof.fdh TT! naster or w or..- cauae for tar concerning the safety or h. Amarlran schooner Mtndoro whieii lah ship Ancaioa. "3 Is how out 100 daya from Newcastle. Australia: for Columbia river with a CTT.oAnCeSoe arrived' hero last night from Newcastle with coal and went to Albln dock to discharge the cargo, the cargo being conalgnad to the O. K. N. rompany. It took her days to make the run from Sydney where , shs rJut la, on the way frorn Newcaatle to sign a new crew, and Captain Ritchie says th ship ili pretty well to make the run In that time. , Th weather was Ideal every day until within three days f tha rnlumb a. when the first strong breeae waa encountered. It was accorn- panled by neavy aeas. w.m autii winds prevailing oh the course from the antipodes. Captain , Ritchie says-It does not surprise him to eeo the M n doro making a slow peasaire. The Mln doro left Australia about tho Sams time aa the Ancalos. . . ' ' CapUln Ritchie will quit' tho vessel here and probably return to England by way of New York. Another master has been sent here from England 4 to take command. The ship arrived In ths finest or snape, tooKine; imv and clean as had she been In port oev- eral days and received the customary overhauling. AUSTRALIAN LINER HERE. British Steamers BoTerlCi vBeglng ; . Loading Lumber At Once. , The BrltiBh- steamer - Boverio began loading lumber at the mllla , of the Eastern and Western Lumber company this morning and, will be readyto leave for Australia by way of San Francisco next week. The shipment is being made by the Pacific Export Lumber company and tho vessel will be given quick dis- Tho-- Boverlc "arrived her yesterday afternoon from Tacoma where she took part carpo. She encountered otormy weather during thak few hours at sea and did not make the run quit as-rulckly as was expected. ' one is a iim steamer, operated under charter-: to Frank Waterhouse & Co., between this coast and Australia. It Is said that there is a probability of these liners calling here regularly; for Australian cargoes from now on. -!, : ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The v Hsrrlman liner Rose City left Atnsworth wharf this morning, for San v,.n.itA with a larra list of nasson- gers and a full cargo,tJon8isUng prin- Mtnallv tt flour. The North Pacific company's steamer Roanoke left Martin's wharf last night for San 'Pedro and way ports. Sh car ried a full list of passengers and a large freight The steamer Alliance la scheduled to leave for Coos Bay this evening. . The French bark Alice Marie left down this morning In tow of the steam er Harvest Queen. The Harvest Queen will return with the, uritisn snip utj Rrm, which has received lnstruc tlons to come to Portland, although it Is underatood she Is not chartered. ; - The French bark Moller cleared this Taylor Street Methodist : Episcopal Church v.'8nTBlAT,-' ABIJi fl. ;'v''", t . . 10139 A. Bt 4 ' SACRED CANTATA "TOE nEDEEMER" Hy Julian Edwards. Augmented choir and large orchestra, Pref. W. H. Boyer. leader. ' Tea. w-otnrt will rrearh en "THIS . CVBSS or WOMT, V Jol& Wa "Con't WW -., LOAD mnrnlna- for the VrtHert Hinmom it r.lor with 111.001 Dualiris oi wnaai.r J at l7.li0. le la aipae tad to I'ava own durlna; tha ttrat part of nat " The rlvr roaa It inrnaa uiuin iat pours aa a raaui a aine ot tna paai irw r WILL I IGIIT Tt'O CX)5IPAr. CajUln A. T. Btreaa IVUnqnUheo fJomnuuid of Hrhonner Bgmw.( A i .V. A. .11 K anfaln A. .iifrnmn. n 11.. I' -- - T. lit roam has rallnqulahad command of his veaanl. tha stoamar hMi"". i" trip and Captain J. L. Chrlal lanaan took bar out yaalarday on har voyage to Ban IfranclBoo. x , - Thla waa don so that Captain Stream could ba hera aa a wltnaea la the raaa ef tha Hart-Wood Mill company agalnat the Grays Harbor Tug Boat company, bacauaa tha latter did not have a tug on hand to tk the wreck of tha srhooner ftolano oft the eanas on me vr roaat whan .'aptaln Stream bad her floated and all ready to save. . MARINE IXTEXTJCEXCE. , ii ii - . . ' i BermiM XJaars trao W Arrive. ' Breakwater, Oooa Bay ...... ..pn Kuraka, Eureka and Cooo ......April Ml O. W. Aldar. San.redro, aray,..ADHl u.- .... a... rrani 1M 1 . . ADrll Sua H. Elmore. TUiamooa ,...pru A lllanna. I'nn. Hav ........... .AIrll Roae City, 80 rranStaoo .May I Roanoka. Ban Ptdro and way. ... May I Alaala. avian t... I J Numaatia, orient -...v.... 'u,f 1 Arabia, orient ............Aug. Ugmlar Xaaars to Iopasi. Breakwater, San FTencleoo. .. .P"' Bus H Klmor. TlUamook April 10 Oao. W. ".Ider. San Pedro April 19 Senator, San rTanclsco. ..... ? Nlcomadia. orient ...... ; . i.. . . ..i... . . Jum a Namantla. orlsnt nnviarick Castle. Br. ship ...... Slraam Irclamore. pr. sn. .....u. . r. amore, Br. sh. .....a W. r. ooc rd Petal lie, Pr. hk.Oreenwlcb No. I r, Fr. bk .Montgomery No. J of IndU. Br. bk. Drydock Frtwaro Moiier, ri.Ttf Woa.. Br. sh Astoria Kuaana Ivrrallna. Fr. bk ...Cantannlal k IV.ua Una IMT It . W. 1-m1 1T1 LTejr wV, f-...n n. . ur hk. . Uontrominr no. l. III! falilohnrn. nr. HI. ............ Noma. Oar. D....... jii...... , ... . - n..lHki.A nr. hk atone Klaa. Nor as. Portland it.. . Mn, t.lr .............. .woeaaio Alaterkamp, oar. ox. ....... "J'T." Alvena. Am. och Arabia. Gar. as. Washington, Am, ss. SfilLnl W. F. Jewett Am. sen. Opble ur.i..na r. an. ........, .v.... Btrsihrrle. Br. ss Vryaoc" Wallaalav.. Am. . aa mnni- St Helens, Am. ss. Alliance. Am. as. . . . .Couch street Alblna A-UAuryiui v.v. Ancaloa, Br. ship Shoshone, Am. ss.... Boverlc. Br. bs........ Preacott ...E. dc W. Mills Churchill. "Am. sch. Mabel Gals. Am. sch.... . . .Astoria ...Astoria Inv movto to Xoad Xntahet. Echo. Am. bkta u.i.m. tvniiar. Am. aa...flan Francisco Vlrrlnis. Am. soh San FJ Chehalla. Am., bktn. ........ W"kw" ... n u... Am aoh San Pranclaco T.'ilae Ami ss. ..San Francisco Mahil'Dal; Am. sch... .'.San Francisco Ba Boat With Oecneat na oeasrai. Aberfoyle, Br. sh. ,A,niIT? Edmund Roatad. Fr. bk. a-. -...1. A.oama 11 bk. ... .Hamburg Aagard. Nor. shir Bidart Fr. bk. .............. Antwerp Albert Rlckmers, Oer. bk ASS7t Clan Q rail am, Br. sh. Cardiff r,,u s-aiitral. Fr. hk. . .. . . .Aatwarp Vlnoennes, Br. sh. A,niwJTS t kv ... .....London Neat-f lalds. Br. shlo . . . mb."r Pavld da Anjara. Fr. sh. ...... 'Antwerp Brablocb, Br. bk Antwarp Kllloran. Br. ehi . . .Antwerp Goal' Balps Ba. JKmt. UImJasaA Aerk aOaOll . .Vawraatl. N. & W. La Roche Jacquelin. FY. Ik .Newcastle, A. I : TXSJSiO sraaamare Tf,rk,B Br. ss.... ...... San Francisco I r . rt O. n Fnnr WU Boveric. or. mm. -fi--"-" , xaunton. r. - - - - - i - . : San Francisco rr.t,. Vak mm. .....uremcnun t,'uZVV,.J V - i.. I . : . . .Batavia Hnrnalan. Nor. SS Puget OOUfld it Kont U Ballast W loa4 Orals. - vi.. n ah ...... .......Taltral Port Crawford, Br. sn.... ....... anao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh. ....Calao River Falloch, Br. bk ..Cal ao Nordsee. Oer. sh VVi:fia Oregon, Oer. an. ..Yokohama n. muharh. Fr. bk.. .... .Yokohama Henrietta, Oer. sh.. Wit coast Aater Oer. bk.... , . . Valparaieo Marechael da Noaines. Fr. bk. West coast kaiana Blum. Fr. bk..., Bristol Oil Steamers Bs Bonto. rieo. Loomla Am. as..... Ban Fjanclse MARINE NpTES. Astoria, April JB.-Arrived down dur . .k. .i.hi nA aallatl at 6:10 S. m. steamer Redondo. for San Fwiclaoo and war 'ports. Airivea a w : ".r no sec, April J5. Arrived at a. m, steamer Tellowstone, from As t0T i. A. .it larr1VM1 at 5 D. m schooner Mabel Gale, from San Fran elsco. Sailed at :80 p. -m.. steamer Johan Poulsen, for San f Je-. . . . ; Sari Francisco. April 14.--Salld at 7 p. m. steamer Nom. ? ty. f or PortUnd. Arrivca, veriiimi i"" A... from Hongkong, for Portland. San Diego, April 14. Arrived, steam er Toseralte, from Columblajrtver. Honakona-. April 24.-S-Arrlved April IS German steamer , Nurnantia, t;rom Pmrg; April 4:rrived British steamer St Hugo, from Portland. , Astoria, Apm -a""Z" i bar at 8 . m, smooth; wind nortn. miles; weatner, ciouay. . ,.. Tides at Astoria today High WJter, I: a. m, 7 feet; :38 P-,., 7.8 feet Low water, 1:48 a. m., 1.4 feet; I p. 1.0 foot TEA 'AVhy, drink poor, tea? Of c o u r s e yon don't thin k. you can't v afford good. Try it once. ; Tour grocer returns your money If you don't like echllling's Besti we pay hi. i FINALS i BOXING Roanoke. Sen Pedro and way.. April U Alllanoa. Coos Bay April II Roae City. Ban Fraaotsoo ......Apr I II Arabia, ortant AprU II l.T v,.M. .nil Pivrta .Aortl II I Pacif icCoast Amateur Championships i Expo Skating Rink, ; AT 9 U'CJUWWaV BBr ' , , 5 Boxing Matches 5 Wrestling Matches "-RESERVED SEATS 'll. t BE15ERVED SECTION 1-B0 aElNEtAlL ADMISSION . OLOO - I m .. cAa a. n cKiTnr Ctrtr Store. ivvmmvvmvvvHvrvifrvv EVENINO. APRIL M. 1SC3. "Jt Confrvallv Cmtodlam SAVCiGS DANK PAYS. 4 Per Cent OPEN,. For-the convenience of Its customers on Satur day evenings from 6 to 8 1H Second St , Ccrnci' tYaslilnotoa PORTLAND, OR. AKtS the SKIM UKB TOO WART IT , . O0C0 IT 181 A afOMCNT : A Uqnld proparaUog, for Face, Keck. Arms ' ', , ' ' ; avnd Ilaada.' S ' : ' ; . It 1 ivtither' sticky . Borgreaaj. ". , ' 1 lagan S It's harmlea. mm a.ad nfireehlng. ' " Matrnolia dotoct4. Two nnlora. Fink and n ami whit. . I ' -f , . tTe It moraine, boob and nljbt, Summer, . WlUr,Bprlac,FaJl. . SAMPLE FREE. ) Lyoa Manafaetoring Co., 44 S. rirth St. Drookiyii,.s. 64AO04OdAA44K4H ONLY THE IN liTt AND AXCOKNT INSURANCE n' ar ' wrESITOV BEST 08 Wall rarge Bldg, -a AT THE THEATEES. latat Perfornuuioo Tonight, Ths last performance of the merry mJ-lcel comedy -access, t"The Dl-trtct i tartar" m-ill be given at the Heine tna ifrV fourteenth end , WashTngton StSota. tonight at 8:15 'c. W" i.oaiiant eomrjany has an exceptlpnaHy Vooact of Principal. ,"iuwlr7 Trues oKe'chorul UAJ K,.w vnuriB? Bind Drtty. beats svr VVii 4 - ing at the theatre. ' V - Ham Tree" Reset Monday. Beats are now selling at the bojroff.ee of th" Heilig theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets, for AineHc. 'or mos i -2. -rr.n. and Heath. their big .entU'hev"mucl V"t . Tree" at the above- tWre for - three company nights beginning ne munwj, -"r--Matinee Wednesday. ; "Th Relle" Tonleht. This evening the last performance of . V Vew York will be given bre;8an.rrancl-co .Opeompj at tne Mru.u.... - ------a- and narformance cipeea iw """ -v--?h. company goes to Puget sound for has never had an equal In the musical a. I ...MmakS nee KeHlfS Ul Aw-jwr comedy class, '''' Th Rtraneo Adrentnres. "The Strange Adventures - of Miss Rrown" will close its week's run at ths funwill b"w.TThTpliy ha. been the cause of many gooa, nearvy .uu- Ing tne wee. : .( , Rhorlock Holmes. Detective Conan Doyle's f amdus story of Sher lockTHolme ln the ' ker stock will be presented by the Baer "Jv? company all next week. PlnRhlt ik. m.tinui Htmdav. afternoon, ints is ons of the bls?tJrodetn"ietVhar ll ; . m .tfiAiin tha citv. and the aa .oi. f .ta indicates a banner week's . business.' , :.. 4 Thilma, ilaUnee Tomorrow. The phenomenally successful week of "Thelma" In which the Allen company has madO ouch a distinct hit at the Lyric is drawing to a close. There wui be a performance tonight a matinee to morrow and a tareweu wnorruw -A great bargain in the theatrical line. Custard bake dishes free with every i. ...1, '..nf ad.- Read announce ment on the "want ad page. TONIQHT wrestling i Wlh and Washington LIBRARY.VOTING.CCNI A ! library g1v away abeolutety free. relumes nd bantlaome goliien oaa th cloaa of th eontaet the lodra, tha Uraaat number of Vote win i ml Currant aooounta whaa promt tmntlr Is ou athlhltlon ta th Finn straat . . . v.n.t.111 um.Ii Tiallnt bo I aa ballot bo i aa ar drug Store. 8T8 Rusaell street, whar all ... k. i . . ... aii. a-mn. nrii. with th following trenania w e JT. M. KABaCBU OO, dry goods, slothing and shoes.. 8 M to 184 East Her rLsoa street , ' t. mount. Jowelor. 141 Third Street Main 8U8. - t O. M. o-nrraAT phcerrapber, 18it4 Third str Paclffo 1T10. VASSXnXT TBAJTBlB 81 fJOi; ftOa CO, otfleo and erehu"e U- orth Slith atreet Main Ittt. A-144J. TU8I. BBAXBAmB O, sportlnf .ai. ill Ormnd avenue. Kast 81. rraaar flOAX, Si IGB CO, Oftloe Ill vo. oriioe A-llli. Mala 111 Pine, atreet Home al . i I ' v ... .rt Main 8178. A-Jll. BTSCB OSTXlt, rnerohant taTlora, St stark street, r . QBSOOV BBWS CO elgars oad aewa, til Llnh alraat. W. B. rtmr, plumbing tu ting. II VlUlame avenue, iuast 4I. It. A. vrtoMOTT WBXTB FBOWT nmtra sjtojub. 118 Grand ave. B lH a . viUBTf. grooer. 111 Grand B-1141. aat 818. raa KODU BABBSm SBOF. flneet in the olty. l suth olivet avf. omooiiT. 880 r.ITiT ni.r Park. Mala .1811, i -) , i CBIOAOO KAmXBT. meats. 117 Third street' Main 41. - " ... "11!..t.c, KZJEtmUOAX. OOa til I tTTrrlaoa atreet Kast 8118. B-1418. wATTataCATTBZBtT CO, druggist. tH RuaaeU street JCaet Ml nj.V,..nn eorner Seventh. Mala 811 a . irrm arnB. nne nuiuiwri , f..kinaton street , ardtastBlghU and Main atreeta. AaMt lis. aaiia OQ oornar Baoond and Columbia sueeU; retail 148 Third street. - m m uiunt amot. eaat side new deal- oonfaotlonery. Williams avenue and Rusaell street , East 4.01. log goods, WUHams avenue and Knott aa. m . fata m Tl m. B8T Bl nirYClelBl aD(l SDUri' - a 14IL lirU.r.wr- a-v-m. mgSBXZAA FAO- afOmT, umbrellas sna munr iww W Ulauas ave, vv. iBoorporated ind Chartered under the Laws of the State of Oregon IP YOUR1 HORSE V r WHAt DO YOU GET Now Don't You Weed Horse Insurance ? We Hve Never Seen the Matf Who Could Afford to Be Without it The ONLY COMPANY licensed to Write "Livestock Insurance m the State . of Oregoa -. Losses Paid Past Tear, S15.089.C0 Call Ut Up Mala 575 HOME OFFICE IN LAFAYETTE BUILDING. SIXTH AND , , . WASHINGTON JJCT7SSXXBTV, UtilLlll 14th and Wsshlnttoa ; Phonos Main 1 and A-11J8. NIGHTS BEQINNINO NEXT ilON-, " - DAY " - Special Prfre Matinee Wednesday MTBTTBB AJr,-OBAT , In the Musical Play , f . ras BJUB TBBB" Evenings, 88 to 60c; Mat. 8180 tp too. HEILIG THBATRB 14th and Washington Phones Main 1 and A-1128. , LAST TIME TONIGHT. ,8:18. The Tuneful Musical Comedy. TBS SXBTBX0T XJ1AJ0XB , , Evenings, l tO to 0c; matinee, M to 880 MAKQUAM UKAniu - - Portland's Famous Theatre. . . 'l : .. Phone Main 6., ' ,. 1 v . LAST TIME TONIQHT. The Belle of Naw York t Be on hand to bld farewell to the ? Favorites. V - " Evenings. J8c, 60c, 76c, ll;. matinee, IBc. 80c. 76c. -'" , BAKER THEATRE lUaso GEORGE la BAKER, Qen. manager. Iast Time Tonight ---- til BTBAWOB ABTBMTOBBS OP; - u-racB 'KIBrs'taur Iff ' A scream of fun and laughter.- Ufe Ut a girls' boarding school. pld you laugh at "Charleys AuntrV WeU. ycu will laugh at thla. v , k use. B0e; matinee. 16c. !5c Best Week, Starting Tomorrow Matt- THE GRAND VaadevUle tie Lnxe .k. trnf(i-a Weak of Anril 80. - waIaIaEB B FWX.BBB Presenting Gea atCCVaJT. nroadv. "Election Bets." MB. LEO COOPEB CO. Presenting 'T "Thrprlce of P7r;" , TWO BCB--A Dainty Musical Offer- ..... . .' In. 'it' : xji ; w m KOBTBBSBAy .The Iean of the - I. A. A . 0. JCi. Uwrawj a.i.a...... THE STAR VS'ttVSX Week Beginning Apru is. mu. The R. B. French 8tock Company In Their Farewell Production, - ovrvor llZTEa BTTTTED A Comedy Drama in Four Acts, by Owen Davis. Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1:80 p. m. Prices lOo and 20c. Every evening, at 816 P. rn. prices 15c Z5o and Hoc f NextWeek the Armstrong Musical rnmari Comiaany Presents A fccotch Highball." - "- -' - 123 Sixth tt . Two Broth c r.- ; , . 1 1 church, club or eociety in rortiana wmrmi " "- " ' ; ' , : VUS .will b laaued with pa4d-ln4v.r.c. ubsorlpU..r.s I to "; lows: one yaar, IT.iO, 7l votaa, . el rnoulh-, l H. . I J v.i--. t r, r- mnntha. Ilia 1I votaas one month. ti centa, 40 Votaa, a BerabXZl U.tad balow' will give with ah 18-c.nt purrhaaa one L, 4- Afl alarant l!hr"y af I 111 be a Iran tu ti e lou.i, ,) 11 r school, church, o lib or soriaty ra.- at twardad the library eomr ta, li ) nald are ntltlai to mtna. 1 paid are ntlt1el to vntna. 1 ha lihrn'y window of The a Jo looatad at liotaman ournai oiiio. roni.r r''ti laaralrv ad.ra, Tatla-alal' ' '"'I nr. ..a if imuii b.wmuw. .. w i . v- VotaS should be deposited. IraJa w". w.v . w... frcJ ; HBHEIFURUISmrS 4o a Zi T ATX OS j OTawTOsr. clumbing and gas flttlog, 80S f'lne straat CSaTTBAXi KABKXT. meats end flah. 18 Urand avanua. li-ll1. Eaat 418. . r. A. DO. VI. wallnapar. raintar ani decorator. 10 Union ave. Eaat 1098. KOTSm. a- TBBT. meats and flah. 40 First t Main 1171. OBTTBCMXaIT MOL wood daalars. afaraball and 13th sis. Both phoaaa. OOXaDSTAVB'S OBOOZBT. Ill Rue- Sell at. Eaat 810. fOBB B. BUIXrr, rrocarl.a, 411 Washington et Mala J 147. A-I14T. - r.-M. BATia, barber. 841 HTlUlams eve. , , ,- BTtTTCUTTB Si BUBS, wall papr and palota, 408 Morrlaoa st Main l7t Bt gJCrTK, norlat 119 fifth St. lsr Vrank. Mala Till. Opp. M QTTnzV CTXTT STBXWCI Sj OXJEAKTSO WVmMM, lis urana ave. Kast . SOBWIaUPB nrXB OLong or short wood. B-188U East 88t Office and . yard Thlrty-slatt and Mawtherne O, Sa. fOBXSOB. YUiamlth. 188 Grand avenue. Jf ist 8C0S. . t BABBB, opUclnn. Dr. B. 1. Mllla. as. alsUnt Main 1814. lit 8th St - bobtbwzit ornr co, sporting goods. 118 Id st . Mala 800a. - OOUIMAB XAB9WABB OO, hard ware, macbanloa' tools and eutlary. 108 Sd st Mala CIST. BTBBXA OABBZAOB WOBXS. Mfta. and repairers of carriages and wagous. SIS Burnaide. Paclflo 1047. wooouwrr ulvwomx co. n onh Dry and Plnlahad Work. WootUawa 1118. .417 Dakum eve. JO KB SOBOCTrOBAV Qaaning and dyeing; quick work. ti 8th st T OOX.UB3ZA rZSX CO rish. a rt era. rultry, butter, eggs. eto. Mala ti SIM. Third and Ankany tts. y, TK. lOXTsU 81 CO, meats. Wood lawn 8: C-latS. f 18 Union ave. aortn. . rOBTXABU TSBT B AWBTjrO OO tents and awnings, window swniagaand oorcb curtains a specialty. IS N. Front. t. B. Raai eatate and Inveet. menta. liooai 411 Corbett bldg. Male 8880.-.',, ... ' - i. i.. No Cocaine, No Gas No Students j y r-.' , -. ' ' . -' , ' ' Our eueeess la due to nnlform high-grade work at reasonable prices. NERVOUS PEOPLE And thoeo afflicted with heartweah na.a ttTnow have their teeth ea tracted filled and brtdgewom ap plied without the least pain or dan- PAINLEB8 EXTRACTION II-KARAT CROWNS BRIDGE WORK .... . ALL LINED PLATE t TEETR . .iL; Examination and Oonsnltatlon free, Rc-EnamcHng Teeth Is the greatest Invention ta modern denUstry and has been most nuoceas- ful of all methods. ' r. -I... ... all a art acta invita tion to call at our office and have their teem tiwiuntu , . We own and control the largoat and- beat equipped dental establ Uta msnt In the world, having 18 offices We give a written guarantee with all WOrM. lor jwmm. mt ant. . . u , -- -.. Open evenings UU T. Sunday 8 to 1. Union Painless Dentists niMI4srzlBOa St, Corner Tlrst, Diamond Roof Stains AXJ SBAb'iS - i 1IADB FROM CJUEOSOTB 5QaI. Lots 7Sc Per Qal. Portland Sash & Dcor Co. g3o TBOHT ST. POBTIaABB. OB. TEETM Ti L 'ssism Save .(Saw-Honey Come and have free ensmlnatlon. WE EXTRACT TEKTH Fttah.; VER FILLINGS. 85o UP; GOLD Fli-l" ING8, ?67UPi ET prtol 84 oy: SPLENDID BET, .-J8.00; . OOLD CROWNS. 8160 TO ... ,.nr. All work guaranteed for tan yenra - Lady attendant si ways present. A J work one absolutelr Without rln speclallsu of from 11 to 8 year perlencs. , Doston DcnSiG Borne Phone A-8033. Fhone Kain 8030. ml, yovrtann Bt, Cr-o. m''- Qciivab Printing; a 14TH STAU1! .no u. tin S.do i- w m