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Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. .
Baker . . M. . . V ,"Th Climber."
Star .. "Th Bathing Girl."
Lyric ...... ...-"Under th Magnolia."
Grand . . . ..Vaudeville
". An, Interesting example f modem art
la the painting-,-"The Doctor." nw on
exhibition at Woodard. Clarke Co.'a
This Is the first showing on the coast
of this picture, which is by the Ameri
can artist. R. Atkinson Fox. a Phlladel
phlan. The picture, showing a-doctor
of the old school, shrewu.' -kindly, fath
erly, bending ever the patient on the
bed. while the. whole family in awed ex
citement looks on and waits to hear his
verdict, is of the homely, simple school
that appeals to everyone. The execu
tion and lighting of the picture are be
yond criticism, - and there' is a . simple
faithfulness and individuality about
each figure that ' is remarkably real
istic. The Picture is tike one of those
heartfelt farm ballads such as1 Riley or
waneion wrue, wnicn wnnout pretens
speak with a homely truth to the hear
er. Mr. Fox has given a simple scene
with remarkable power and pathos.
The picture is well worth seeing. It
will remain about a month. -
Delegates from many' of the promi
nent organisations were present lt
night at the meeting of the Consumer'
learue, called for the purpose of taking
aotive steps toward cloalng the retail
stores Saturday night . A committee
wa appointed to call upon the leading
merchants and ask, their cooperation la
the movement. A resolution was passed
recommending to the 'ambers of the
various organisation .that they all en
deavor to do their itHnnnlnv at mnmm
other time than Saturday night. ', The
next meeting will be held May 11, at
8 p. m., at the Unitarian chapel, when
the report of the committee appointed
yesterday will be hoard.- The commit
tee is composed of Dr. C. H, Chapman,
Mrs. Henry Waldo Cos, Mrs. E. B. Col
well, Father Black, Rev. E. S. Muckley,
R. A. Harris and Mrs. Spencer. It is
hoped that there will be , large attend
ance at the next meeting.
Several1 opportunities for specialist
to enter the government service will be
flven through civil service examina
lons to be held in Portland on June 1
and June t. On the former date an
examination will be given for plant
ecologlst in the forest service on a
salary of $1,400 per year. On June 8
tests will be held for laboratory assist
ant In the bureau of standards, labora
tory Inspector in the bureau of animal
industry, lamp inspector in the depart
ment of commerce and labor and stew
ard in the United States penitentiary.
The salaries run from 1900 to 12,000 for
these positions. Full Information re
garding the examinations can be ob
tained from Z. A. Leigh at the Portland
postofflce building.
i When you are sick you see a physi
cian and he gives you a prescription
from the use of which you. expect to
get well. It Is your duty, in Justice to
yourself, your family and physician, to
nave that prescription put up exactly
as the doctor intends in order to get
the results anticipated. Physicians' pre
scriptions are our specialty, this de
partment being in the hands of experi
enced registered pharmacists, and our
patrons can rest assured that any pre
scription or recipe entrusted to our
care can be depended on being com
pounded with exact precision and cor
rectness, and in accordance with the
doctor's wlshoa. Albert Bernl. the pre
scription druggist, 233 Washington St.
The next meeting of the Woman'
club, to be held in the clu broom of the
Women of Woodcraft hall. Friday aft
ernoon, will be In charge of Mrs. Jarhes
'nrrt, chairman, and will be special art
day. Miss Oeorgina Burns, who stud
led an In New Tork and who is one
oi me . instructors ror tne Art league,
will give one of Whistler's essays and
a stuuy of a picture from an artist's
standpoint. Mrs. Walter Bruce, a
grauuate of the college of oratory of
Willamette university, and also of a
Chicago school of expression, will give a
reading, "The Priest's Vow.-'
The Northeast Side Business Men'
association has instructed its delegates
to the meeting of the united clubs uf
the east side, a week from tomorrow,
to have this body inaugurate a move
ment to secure more and better fir
protection for the east side. At least
.2.000 hydrants are needed according o
the estimate of Chief Campbell. The
water committee has 112,000 appropriat
ed by the council for the purpose of
buying new hydrants for the east side
and Councilman Menefee is making in
effort to hav the committee expend It
for that purpose at once.
County Clerk - Fields' report for the
month of April shows that his office,
made a profit of $2,104, compared with
a profit of $3,158 In the corresponding
period last year. The difference 1
largely accounted for by the election ex
pense. The total receipts were $5,444,
of which $8,184 was derived from the
recording department, $1,267 from the
circuit court department and $1,042
from the county court. The expenses
aggregated $8,839, including $2,860 for
salaries and $778, for supplies.
The city sealer-of weights and meas
ures and the park superintendent will
have a place to entertain their friends
from this time on. Yesterday afternoon
the committee on parks and public Im
provements set apart one of the rooms
now occupied by the Oregon Historical
society as the office of the park super
intendent. The room adjoining the
ond floor was given to the sealer of
weights and measures.
P. Peterson has found, that counter
felt detective badges are an expensive
luxury. Peterson was arrested by Of
ficer Stuart last night because of his
suspicious actions toward at young man
and woman. When questioned he said
he was a private detective and flashed
a star on the officer. Before Judge
Cameron tbia morning he stated he was
shadowing the young man under hope
of a $28 reward,- He waa fined $10.
Passengers from the east side are
having at least one transfer forced
upon them to reach the-west side. At
Phonesi A61G1-M. 7200
It's Money in;Your Pocket If You Trade at
J SS J lVJ I
For Wednesday and Thursday only we offer extra low mid-week specials on dependable staples.
Fill up your larder with these eatables that, yon need every day at prices that will save money. Re-
member, everything is Dresser quality. - ' ' -
EXTRA SPECIAL
FANCY BURBANK POTATOES,-
at the very pf
cial price,, Of'
per sack ........... ..OUC
' CANDY
ERENCH GLACE FRUITS,
assorted with pears, cherries,
apricots, oranges, etc.; regular
75c per lb extra t - C(i
special ............... OUC
FRENCH CREAMS, mixed,
regular 30c, at ..80
' WINES
California .Port and Sherry wine,
these two days onlyj .regular
DRESSER'S One Star Whis-
tey, either Rye or Bourbon,
trictly full measure; regular
$1.00 per quart, (JA
fair-isle ......... v"C
EXTRA SPECIAL
IMPERIAL BLEND COF
FEE, a combination produc
ing a rich and mellow flavor
pleasing to all; regu
lar 33c, at, per lb.
a:28c
EXTRA SPECIAL ,
Fancy Navel Oranges, , Cali
fornia's best fruit, $Ue 126.
per dozen ,,. ,4f
California- Navel Oranges,
fancy fruit, size 176, per
dozen ..... . .......32)
SPECIAL C. R. BLEND
A popular blend, equaling some
of the so-called "best" 0 1 -coffees;
regular 25c, at,.VlC
LEA A PERRIWS SAUCE, tn
,tf-pint bottles, per bottle.. 25et
SMITH'S' SCOTCH ; KIP
PERED HERRINO, per tin,
only ......... ......... ..Wf
SPANISH PIMENTOS (sweet
red peppers) large tin.,... 20)
SARATOGA DRIPS, in gallon
cans ...... .'.;T5f
BLACK PEPPER, regular 15c
tin at ;.V
...... - t
BLUEINO, pint bottles, at 5
GRAHAM FLOUR, in 10-lb.
sacks, extra special, at ...25V
EXTRA SPECIAL
DRESSER'S SPECIAL
FLOUR; regular $1.35, on
sale at only, tf OA
per sack 91eU
MEATS
DRESSER'S Lamb Stew, per
lb
DRESSER'S Pot Roast of
Beef, per lb
DRESSER'S Corn Beef, per
b t io
DRESSER'S Spring Lamb
Shoulders, per lb &
DRESSER'S Veal Stew, per
lb .i. .....
DRESSER'S Veal Loaf, per
lb .......15
"EXTRA SPECIAL
DRESSER'S Weinerwurst,
fine quality; regular 15c, at,
per. lb ..H
TILLAMOOK CHEESE,
full cream: regular 20c, at,
per -lb .17?
COMPLAINTS If anything goes wrong, call up our adjustment bureau. Of course, we are sorry to
get complaints, but we would be sorrier yet, NOT to get them, if you felt like making them. With
all our care and watchfulness, there is no doubt that our customers see many things that we ought
to know, but don't know. Won't you tell us, Please?
EVERYTHING IS DRESSER QUALITY;
in
the eorner of Grand avenue and Bast
Morrison each car dumps Its heterogen
ous load of travelers who are obliged
to eatoh another car on the other side
of the intersection. During rush hours
a mad flight of hundreds of anxious
suburbanites is precipitated. Every
body tries to get the first car.
Articles lost and found on the street
cars May 4: Twenty-two umbrellas, two
pair gloves, one hammer and other
tools one can milk, one overcoat, one
watch charm, one bottle medicine, one
music roll, one suitcase, one satchel,
one handbag, one basket, one ax, two
lunch boxes, on wheel, five packages.
Call at the lost article room of the
O. W. P. railway station," corner First
and Alder streets.
The Baseball club of the Catholic
Young Men's club of St. Mary's parish
Will soon be ready "to meet all comers.
An athletic field on Williams avenue
between Stanton and Morris streets has
been leased by the parish and a tall
board fence is being built around it.
The inclosed space will be Used as
athletic grounds during the street car
nival of the Catholic Young Men's
club.
at $t per gallon -Wednesday only. Free
delivery. Phone East 4427. B-1J5S. Bot
tled beer a specialty. $03 East Morrison.
For high-grade spectacles at low
r rices, see Oeorge Rubenstein. optician,
81 Fourth St., bet Yamhill and Tayler.
Prasp's band and orchestra will play
at opening dance. Oriental building,
Wednesday evening. May (. Nuf sed.
Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland
Wire A Iron .works. Second and Everett
Woman's Exchange, 13$ Tenth street.
lunch 11:S6 to I; business men's lunch.
A. W. Moore, expert photographer.
Elks building, Seventh and Stark sts.
D. Chambers St Son, opticians, now at
321 Morrison street. Marquam building.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. T. 3, McCraoken, dentist. Roth
child building.
The Journal will receive bids for a
year or six months' contract for haul
ing and delivery of all mail, express
and packages between The Journal
office-and cars, depots and postofflce,
afternoons and Sunday morning. Par
ticulars about wagons, deliveries and
time consumed can be had by calling
on the circulation manager. The Journal
office. Fifth and Yamhill streets,
"If you find him. make him walk
home; It's only 13 miles." So writes
C. P. Syverson, Reedvllle, Oregon, to
the police of this city. Syverson Jr.,
aged 14 summers, according to the let
ter, left home suddenly 'Sunday night
in company with another youth in
search of adventure in Arizona. Syver
son pere etntes further that he believes
the pedestrlanlsm will do his son good.
The regular monthly meeting; of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church will
be held Wednesday at i p. m., at the
home of Mrs. Richmond Kelly, Glad
stone, between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth
streets. All ladies of the con
gregation are Invited to come. .Take
Woodstock car.
Does the soap you use
rinse easily?
Yfcs? Then it has at
least one of the qualities
of a good soap. v . ,
Apply . this .teat . to
Ivory SoapK$ote the
lightness and brightness
of the lather.1? Note also
how easily it is removed
dip your hands in the
wash-bowl arid off comes
the lather.
Ivory Soap
99 Per Cent.'lW
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or aide walks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between the hours of 6
snd 8 am. and 6 and $ p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streeta If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully it will be shut off.
'ii "s
Directors of the board of trade ob
ject to the new rule of .the Portland
Railway, Light Power'company top
ping car on the near side of the street
They have passed resolutions asking
the company to return to the old way.
Rev. Father Black will speak on the
historic places of the Holy Land and
exhibit his stereopticon views. Thurs
day, May 7, in hall of Sacred Heart
church, Mllwaukle and - Boise streets.
The lecture will be vey Interesting and
instructive.
Central W. C. T. U. will hold the regu
lar meeting tomorrow at 3:30 at head
quarters in th Ooodnough- building.
Mrs. M. L. Hidden will have charge of
the program. The subject is "Antt
Narcotics." The Regulator line steamboat Balley
Oatsert makes round trip to The Dalles
dally except Sunday. Leaves Portland
7 p. m., return p. m. Alder treet
dock. Phones Main 14, A-5118.
Ellas Brong of the Brong-flteele
company, and Mrs. Brong have gone
to New York and will be absent a
month. They will visit Nebraska and
Ohio en route.
The Mount Scott Annexation club
holds a meeting at Wood me re this eve
ning. This Is the opening meeting' of
the annexation campaign. John Bain
of Portland will address the club.
Articles of Incorporation hav been
flled by "the Ames Credit Reporting com
pany, formed by N. CS Ovattt. Glenn
Foulkes snd C. C. Roberts.. The capita!
stock Is $10,000. . ,
Oeorge P. Miller. Oscar Oftelle and
Lewis Montgomery have incorporated
the Oregon Yellow Fir Timber com-
rany. The capital stock is fixed at
240.000.
- We sponge and press your clothes
shin your shoes, all for $1.60 month.
Main (14, A-4314. Wagons run every
where. Unique' Tailoring Co.. $01 Stark.
Golden Oraln Granules, the 100 per
cent pure cereal coffee, cure dyspepsia
and nervousness. All grocers. Tastes
better than common coffee.
Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and Way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at I . m,
; Purity Liquor company's Wednesday
pecil: $1.60 grade Port. Sherry, To
kay. Muscat. Ansellca and Sauternat
$1 per gallon. Tucker Rye. regular $4
Dr. E. C Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Berger. signs, show cards. 384 YambtlL
Journal want ads. le a word.
LANE SHERIFF GOES
TO GET PRISONERS
(Special Dispatch to Th Jeeraal.)
Eugene. Or.. May (.Sheriff Fred
Fisk left last night for Heppner, where
"SI Jones and Fred Craig, local char
acters, have been arrested by Sheriff
Shutt on a warrant issued out of the
Eugene justice court, charging them
with contributing 'to the delinquency of
a minor girl. Addle Watts, of this city.
Three other young men were arrested
two or, three weeks ago on the same
charge, two of them being bound over
to the circuit court Jones, Craig and
Maurice Wollwlne were wanted at the
same time but they got away before
warrants could be served upon them.
Jones and Craig went to Portland and
from there up into Washington and
Anally to Heppner, where they were ap
prehended, wellwlne's Whereabouts Is
as yet unknown.
DEFEATED ONES
TOAST THE WINNERS
About 60 candidates for office, de
feated and undefeated, had a love feast
at the Commercial club last night. It
was paid for by those who had wanted
to be public servants but who could not
And prospective masters in sufficient
numbers to hire them. It was attended
by the guests, those who had been
nominated at the primaries.
Dr. Emmett Drake was the toast
master. He made a humorous - speech,
as did Qus C. Moser. Judge Earl
C Bronaugh, W. M. Cake, Ben Selling,
A. Q. Rushlight L E. Crouch and nearly
every one else who attended the ban
quet. Each and every candidate or past
candidate present pledged himself to
the straight ticket in June.
EXTRA SPECIALS
Manufacturers' Samples 63a on the II.
Best bargain ever shownln ladles'
suits, white lawn waists, muslin under
wear, men's shirts and underwear, sox.
and ladies' and children's hosiery. Cor
nets and long silk coats and auto dust
ers. McAUen & McDonnell, popular
drygoods store, corner Third and Mor
rison. Garment on sal Wednesday,
May t.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
ABOARD A STEAMER
(Special Innpitch to The JearnaL)
Astoria, Or May 5. 8oms time Sun
day nigr-.t some miscreant, presum
ably an engineer, went on board the
"tcsmer Mller and with a coal chisel
attempted to break a steam pipe so
as to put the boat out of commission.
Tha attempt waa almost successful and
was evidently Inspired by pure malice.
Thousand for Church 'Debt.
Aberdeen, Or, May C. At the dedi
cation of the Presbyterian church Suu
dav more than 11.000 waa raised in
4ew minutes by Dr. Holt of Portland,
who preached the dedicating sermon,
for the purpose, of removing- the .In
debtedness on the building. At the
communion service In the afternoon 27
persons were received into the church,
several on profession of faith and the
remainder by letter, and two Infants
,wer baptised.
Change in Train Service.
Effective Sunday, May (, the Oregon
Electric Railway company mad impor
tant changes In the hour ef arrival and
departure of Its trains. Their new time
schedule, will be found In this paper.
' Archbishop Orth Resigns. ' .) ':
Victoria, B- C, May B Announcement
has been made of the resignation, of
Most Rev, Archbishop Orth and the ap
pointment! of Rv. Father Brabant, a
pioneer priest of -British Columbia; as
aoostolic administrator subject to the
Low
R AT E S
East
Will Be Mada This Season by the
0. R. & N.
And
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lures or omacrOsT)
FROM PORTLAND
As Follows:
On Way
To Via
, Direct California
Chicago .....$72,50 $87.50
St. Louis 67.50 82.50
St. Paul ..... 63.15 81.75
Omaha 60.00 75.00
Kansas City .. 60.00 75.00
TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7 21, 22
Good for return in SO day with stop
over privileges at pleasure within limits.
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further information call at
the city ticket office. Third and Wash
ington streets, or write to
WM. M'MURRAY
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND. OREGON.
I
CALIFORNIA HOTBUS
Sim Francisco's
' TWO BSSJT jTOT&SJ
Trader th same ataaarenuat ,
I10TEL JEFFERSON
tobx Airs ooxrax stbxsts
KO Booms. ISO Private Baths,
Barepeam nam tl-SO to SOQ.
Aaaerloaa Km - MUX) to 110.00.
D0TEL STEWART
OZAST
trsQOH
sr. . abots
B50 Booms. ISO rrlvats Baths.
European Via $LM tTpwacd,
. ; Oafs a la Cart.
ssjjasBs)ssssasssassssHS)SBSBBSM
Booh Hotel Beads Omnibus
..To all Trains and Steamers.
Stewart-Barker Co.. Props.
a ntAir cisoo.
UH
FAIRMONT
BAST rBAJTOXSOO.
Overlooks the entire!
Bar and Harbor.
I C o m m and Battle-J
shin row and thel
' mil ii eei ancnorase.
J Single rooms $1.60
1 Upwards. Suites $10
upwards. Every room
' with bath. Reserva
tion mads by wire.
KABAOITKXirT
vaxaob motsl ooacrmr
IIOTELST.FRAKCIS
SAN FRANCISCO
EatV guest receives, without
asking, the response to the multi-form
requests of the most ex--acting
public. i
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 ZTTKOTOair, TBOBt fa
trrwAJLD.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT O
JAMES WOODS
ULlJLiU Hth and Washington
' Phone Main 1 and A-im,
THREJQ NIGHTS, BEGINNING NEXT
i THURSDAY.
Special Price Mailne Saturday.
. MA WXZ.TOB LACXA1S,
-. In Hell Caines Play. ". '"'i
.TBS BOsTSaCAjry . "-.
Evenings, to BOc; Mat., $1.80 to SM.
DAKBR THRATRQ
-Phones Main t, A-SStO.
Oeorge L. Baker, Gen. Manager.
Tonight,. All This Week.- Matinee Sst-
urdayr Baker fitoek-Cev-tn Beautiful
Production of Clyds -Fitch's Greatest
.Play, ,
tub oxmzrsisv
Most expensive gowns ever een on
Baker stager magnificent scenery; in
tense plot. -,. -.; ,
Evenings tie, !6ef" 80er r Mali 15e. S5e.
Bex Week "Tin Heir to the atoorah.1
Hotel. Hamlin
EDDY AND UAVENWOKTH STS.
Sap Fr
first permanent big
note! down. town.
' Contains 100 baaatifony
f nrnlahed steam heated
apartments, 40 hatha
Private telephone ser
vice. Sample rooms for
commercial travelers.
Eddy fit. esrs from
ferry pass the dear and
connect with 3rd Bt.
. cars from 8. P. Depot.
Rate from $1.00 as.
Phone Private Ex.
Franklin 42s.
ancisco
THE PENINSULA
SAN MATEO
CALIFORNIA
A Twentieth Century Hotel of the
Highest Degree of Excellence.
AMERICAN PLAN
snd
EUROPEAN PLAN
NOW OPEN
Thirty minutes by rail from San
Francisco. Located tn a beautiful
park of thirty years' cultivation.
All ths charm and delight of the
coun.ry oomblned with the attrac
tions and conveniences of the me
tropolis, For reservations or Information
address
J A 8. H. DOOLITTLB, Mgr..
San Mateo, California.
TBEGRAND YandevUledeLcxt
Entire Week of May 4, 10. v
The Oretest Novelty in vaudavfll .
XAJLCO TWXBB
Something to Laugh at
PORTER-.J, WHITE A CO.. -Presenting
"THE VISITOR. .
The Musical Comedy Star.
CLARA THROPP. .
F. F. montressa;
Th I. A, T, 8. B. Expert. Will feshiblt
Washington Irving' -"legend
of Sleepy Hollow.
LYRIC Tlil3ATRI3
Both rhone! Kaia 488S Boss A-103S.
Week commencing Monday,. May 4,
P. R. Allen presents Mis Verna Felton
and the Allen Stock Co. la W. H. Mon
tague's beautiful Southern, play,
"UBVBB THS XAOJTOXOA. '
Matinee Tuesday, Thursday. Satur
day and Sunday. - Prices 10c and loo.
Every evening at 1:16. - Prices 10c, JOo
and SOo. Boxes 60a. - Oflflce open. 10 .
m. to 10 p. m. .. . '' ; " :
SEE THE FLEET
' Br Btaylnc at ths
KEY ROUTE ININ
OAZXAB-O, OAXOTOBBXa.
Berr 40 minutes trains leave the
hotel, connecting with Key Route boat
for Bon Francisco, passing ths fleet at
anchor. BT. B. aCVUAB'. Xanage.
Two Shows Every Evenine;
At 7:30 and S:18 p. m. This Weelt ' -
THS ABXBTBOBw BTTSZOAb.
OOKBDT OOMIAIT
IN -
"The Bathlns: QlrW
Besides Three Vaudeville Feature At
traotlons Matinee Dally at i .SO p. m.
The NICKEL0DI0H
IdO SIXTH STREET
Bet. Aides and WaaMagtoa. rorUand, Or,
. WMM t ' -
HTJNCH BACK BRINQS LUCK
PABT a
THE EASTER FAIRT .
SAN FRANCISCO
BAB ntAVOXSOO
Just opened, corner Ellis and Leaven
worth streets, on carllne. Centrally lo
cated down town: too room) 109 baths.
Steel and brick building. Every con
venience. Strlctl hlarh class. European
plan $1 a day up. Very reasonable
EI J. FALLrON, Proprietor
What the Public Should Know
The Standard Trust
Company
Is now ready for business in its offices in the Chamber of Commerce
Building, Stark-street entrance No. 265-267.
Transacts a General Trust Company
Business
Acts as trustee under mortgages, trust deeds snd in sll fiduciary
capacities and prepares papers therefor. Certification of . bond issues
by this corporation assures protection to the public and investors
and increases the market value of bonds.
It offers an absolutely safe investment in
Gold Coupon Real Estate Certificates
based on Portland Business Property in units of $25.00 drawing 4
per cent interest annually, payable every six months andxashable un
der contract; in addition they participate in the profits. Principal
and fnterest absolutely safe. It deals in gilt edge bonds.
The Banking Department
Will be ready for business in the near future just a soon as Its
safes and literature are ready.
OFFICERS.
WM. H. GARLAND President
I. W. LANE First Vice-President
A T DILLON Second Vice-President
JOHN B. MOON ....Secretary
H. P. DAVIDSON Loans
E. L. DEKEATER Cashier
C. M. SCHERER . Trust Officer
A. E. CLARK Counselor
' V - -
Bank, Store and Office Railings
Fire Escapes
and
Fire Casings
Sill ' ill i I ' I
s
Fencing .
and
Trelll Wwfk
Portland Wire & Iron Works
Cor. Second and everett Sta. . Phonsj Main 3000
inla'snOM
Hair Cutting 25c
V v (Tour Shoes Shined Free)
. 1 Sixth Street
bolv see. pending th appointment of an
archbishop in succession to Rev. Orth.
Th resignation was du to the falling
DR. BR0UGHER
Lectures at th ,
WHITE TEMPLE
Twelfth and Taylor Btreta,
Next Frl-ay, 8 P. M. 1
ON ';. x ' v
"A Tenderfoot
Abroad"
Brilliant and Witty.'
aSaus. WAJUTXB
, ' ' ADHIfsJXOV BS OJUTX'aV
Reserved seats IS 'eents. r On ,
sale the White Tempi and Woodard,-
Clark A Cov '
health Of. the archbishop, who la In
Italy, moat seriously ill, and povoiclans
glv no hop of bis recovery. . 1
Diamond House Paint
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LADIES' DAY FRIDAY
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