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THE'-' OREGON "- DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING.. . JUNE 9. IB08. Town Topics tOMGIIT'S AMUSEMENTS. Baker. . .'. ; ,'. .... . V. "Lover's Lane" Lyric. ,v."Hrtd by tbe Enemy" 6 tar . "Brown's -Vaca Hon" fl..nA Sr.. l The Oaks ..... ...Musical Extra vaganaa The United East Bid Push clubs meet tonight at the rooms of the fed. eratlon in the Sargent hotel: The bus! , rese to come before the meeting to night includes the discussion of the Advisability or holding a special election to vote oa brldse and ' water bonds. municipal owners of rock crushers and Improvement of streets by district. The bonds for the proposed Madison street bridge, the Alblna bridges and other structures are to be submitted : to a vote in a special election. The prob abilities are that the- clubs ' will take united action In the - near future to unitea action wards securing wards securing a from Bull Run. S J new 'water system Suit 'against the Southern Pacific and the Northern Pacific Terminal company for $5,000 damages has been begun by Mrs. Josephine Beiersdorf in the circuit court. Her husband, Frederick A. Beiers dorf, was. killed jn June 8, 1906, .when a handcar on which he and two others were riding was run down between the union depot and the steel bridge. The men were operating the car' on ? the Northern Pacific tracks and did. not see the approach of the train on the South ern Pacific! tracks, their view being ob scured by a high board fence. The plaintiff claims that the speed of the train was excessive and that no warn ing was given. .1 . , , ' School teachers who will serve the city next year will be elected at a spe cial meeting of the school board Friday morning at 10 o'slock. It is expected that several special meetings will - be held because of the large number' of teachers to be elected. Little other business was transacted by the mem bers, who held one of the shortest meet ings on record. The supply committee was instructed to purchase' 24 desks to cost $19 each, a drill press to cost IS00, a hacksaw to cost 90 and small hand tools amounting- to- $500, for the trades school that prill be opened In the Atktnson school in September. Articles lost sna found on the street cars the last few days: It umbreflas, 1 sack of nails, 1 package of tobacco. 1 camera, 1 package of medicine, S pairs of gloves. Si ladles' conts, 1 package seed, 1 pair overalls, 1 key, 2 telescopes, 3 suitcases, 8 grips, 6 purses, 2 pairs shoes, I pair rubbers, 1 lunch pall, 1 lunch box, 1 music stand, 1 basket, 1 wljar, 2 books, 1 can of oil. 1 pair pliers, 1 shawl. 10 packages. The tan clove that has been called for Wns been found. Call at the lost article room of the O. W. P. railway station, corner First and Alder. . - . The members of the Juvenile grange furnished a good portion of the program which was in charge of the Flora. Miss Lela Johnson, at the last meeting of Kvenln Star grange. The - children's work was enjoyed by all. The next reg ular meetlner will be on the evening of July t at 7:30. The regular meeting day Is July 4, and it was thought bost not to have a meeting on that day. The men of the grange will furnish the program for that evening. The formal mandate of the supreme court of the United States in the trial of J: N. Williamson, a former repre sentative, In congress, who was tried In connection 'with Oregon land fraud cases was presontnd to Judge Wolverton In the federal court this morning by Tracy C. Hecker, special assistant to the attorney-general. The mandate which sends the case here for retrial, was or dered filed. Mayor Lane vetoed an ordinance changing the names of several streets on the grounds that the names sug gested are not suitable. He mentions specifically In his message the names Claude" and "Emilia," and asks that they be rechanged. Mayor Lane sug gests that names taken from the abo riginal language of this country which denote some feature of nature would be appropriate. E. L. Povey, W. F. Woodward. W. C. Bristol, B. M. Lombard and C V. Coo per, members of the Irvlngton Hard Surface Pavement association, ask everybody Interested in street improve ments in the Irvington district to meet at the Irvlngton Tennis club this eve ning at 8 o'clock when the street ques tion and others of Importance will come up for discussion. The United States civil service com mission announces an examination to he held in this city on July 8 and 9. 11.0 a, for the position of clerk-examiner, civil fcervlce commission. For applica tion blank 1,312 and circular of instruc tions address secretary, Twelfth civil service district, room 241, postoffice building, San Francisco, California. Water through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must be paid for in advance and used only between the hours of 6 and 8 am. and 6 hnd 9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste fully it will be shut off. August W. Fisher of Corvallls and George F. Wittmer, Bertha E. Martin arid David II. Stephenson of Portland have incorporated the Walport Lumber company. It has a capital stock of $50, 000. The W. C. T. U. flower mission will be the subject of the regular weekly meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at headquarters In the Ooodnoush build. lng. Mrs. Sarah Teak will have chargo of the program. Commencement exercises of the St. Mary's academy and college will 'take place Wednesday evening, June 17, at H:lS in Muriara nan, iweniy-imra ana Washington streets. : B. F. Dufuis, a grocer of "WeHnn, Umatilla county, tiled a petition in the United States court today request- Many experienced housekeepers will use nothing but Ivory Soap, even for washing the coarser things. As for curtains, laces, blankets, painty dress goods of all kinds- the housewife who cleans them with anything but Ivory Soap runs a great er risk of injuring them than most women are ; willing to take. . ' v; , Ivory Soap w ,99 4oo Per Cent, Pure. sa. ANNUAL ADDRESS OF GRAND MASTER Feature of Meeting of Grand Lodge of Masons - to Begin Tomorrow; ' ' Conferring of degrees'bjr the Scottish rites bodies M the Portland, Jurlsdic tlon Is the work in -progress today among the various , Masonlo organisa tions of the state-that are In session la Portland this week. Tm work will continue today aud ' tomorrow at the Scottish Rite cathedral. Lownsdale and Morrison treetav , r Tomorrows morning at 10 o'clock the annual communication 1 or Masonic grand lodge of Oregon will meet In the new temple at Park and Yamhill streets ana win continue in session upiu r r rtav afternoon. The forenoon session will be taken up with the delivery of the annual address of the grand mas ter, Lot L. Pearoe . of Salem, and with the reading of the annual reports ; of the grand secretary. the grand treas urer and the trustees of the educational fund. These will be followed by the reports of all the subordinate lodges in the state. . ; ,. . The afternoon session wilt be given over entirely to the election of grand officers for the ensuing year ana the delivery of the address by the grand orator, Harvey -w. Bcott or Portland. The following are the grand officers of the Grand lodge, most of whom are already In Portland: Lot L. Pearce. O. M.; Edward Kiddle, D. O. M. ; Norrls B. uox. o. u. w.: j. in. woivenon, j. w. W.: W. A. Cleland. O. T.: James F. Robinubn, Q, 8.; John M. Hodson, M. 8. Woodcock and Henry Roe. Trus tees of the educational fund: J. R. N. Bell, grand chaplain; Thomas M. Bald win, S. O. D.; S. S. Spencer, J. G. P.; Oscar Hayter, S. O. S.; Alex Martin, J. G. 8.; Harvey W. Scott, grand orator; Alex Kuntx, G,S. B.: W. G. Shellenberg er, G. S. B.; C. A. Slmonds, grand mar shal; D. G. Tomaslnl, grand tyler. A. H. Btelner of Salem was elected grand high priest at yesterday after nopn's session of the grand chapter of Hoyal Arch Masons of Oregon. Edward Kiddle of La Grande, deputy grand high prjest; Frank I. Miller, grand king; C. 3. Buchanan, Oregon City, grand scribe; D. P. Mason, Albany, grand treasurer; James F. Robinson, Portland, grand secretary; Oscar Hay ter, Dallas, grand captain of the host; O. P. Coshow,, Roseburg, grand lec turer. Standing committees, as follows, were named by the high priest yesterday; Jurisprudence Companions, Lot L. Pearce, Wallace ' Baldwin and Thomas F. Ryan. Correspondence J. M. Hodson, M. S. Levy and S. M. Yoran. Unfinished business W. A. Cleland, Richard Walter and Peter Borg. By-laws H. B. Thielson, M. S. Wood cock and I. F. Stlth. Grievance O. O. Hodson, J. D. Zurch er and John Simlngton. Finance atyd returns Darwin Bris 'tow, F. W.'Settlemier and M. S. Levy. Fraternal dead D. P. Mason. M. S. Woodcock and D. W. Sheahan. The grand chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 10 o'clock to morrow morning In the temple at Park and Yamhill streets, and continue In session Thursday and Friday. - , , FIRE DEPARTMENT TO PAY FOR HYDRANTS Water Board Declines to Use Its Money, and Coun cil Must Act. At a meeting of the ways and means committee of the city council yesterday afternoon the members decided to post- Kone action on the purchase of fire ydrants until next week, when a spe cial meet Ins; of the committee will be called. It Is probable that the commit tee win recommend to me council that Mayor Lane's advice In this matter be adopted and the hydrants purchased by the fire department. When the annual appropriations were made t the first or the year $42,000 was set aside from the water depart ment fuhd for the purchase of the hy drants. The water board declined to buy hydrants from its funds, contend ing that the hydrants were a part ot the fire department system. lng that he bs adjudged a bankrupt His liabilities amount to several thousand dollars, his largest creditor being Wadhams & Kerr Bros., of Port land, which firm he is Indebted to the aggregate of (1,(62.70. Duffuis' assets are about $2,900. The ladles of St. Andrew's church will give a lawn social Wednesday even ing in the-tent at East Fourteenth and Alberta streeta Admission free. Ice cream 15 cents, the proceeds to go to the cnurcn iuna. Rlngler's new swimming, tank open daily to the public t a. m. to 10 p. m. Ladles' night Monday. Ladies and gents omer times. r incei piunge in city. 386 H Bast Morrison. Swimming 25a r-hino your shoes, all for (1.60 month. main on. a-oi. nsitvns run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark. Rate Wr Steamer Nome ' City sails direct for, Ban Francisco and Los An geles Saturday evening. C. H. Thomp son agent, 128 Third street., , . Golden ' Grain Granules, the' 100 per cent pure cereal coffee, cures 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 t p. m. Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; , business men's lunch. E. W. Moore, expert photographer. Elks' building. Seventh and Btark sts. D. Chambers ft Sons, opticians, (21 Morrison street, corner of Sixth, . W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Dr. Greene, Medical bldg. Home phone. Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquami Dr. McCracken, dentist Rothchild bldg, Journal want ads. le a word. Hood Hiver Festival. " Hood River will celebrate Its annual strawberry festival on Saturday, June 13, and preparations are being made for one of the Jolllest events of the season. " The O. R. ft N. will run a popular excnrslon from Portland on that day, making a round trip rate of 12, Including luncheon. Toil will get all the strawberries you can eat and a most delightful outing besides. Spe cial train from Union depot 9 a. in., arrive Hood River 11:30. Leave Hood River S .p. . m., arrive Portland 7:J0. No one knows all about festivals who has never attended - a Hood River strawberry festival.' Don't miss .this on. - . j.1; . j .:-.'--:-; - Tomorrow (Wednesday) will be 'posi tively ithe Inst day for discount on west aide gas bill . Portland Gas Co. p. . f) TONIGHT AT 8:30 AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK nn k-jt aftiiSV 9 l " 1 - MUSICAL. EXTRAVAGANZA IN THREE ACTS y In the Oa.ks ' Ff w . Airdoine the Ideal Summer Theatre, Coot t fi j and Inviting. 'yt 5. Anea Curtis Musical Comedy Stars, Charles Figg,. Albert Leonard, fy. Winnifred Green; Marguerite La Ponte, Allen Curtis XJ ? , ;,' ' v ; and Arthur Clarnage, and the Original h New York Hippodrome Ballet h v ( ' see," hear i "When Your Pipe Goes OutT.i. Albert Leonard and Chorus af Don't Like Your Family",...... ..Winnifred Green and Chorus ""Thursday, My Jonah Day". V t3 "Living in Hopes' of Getting a 'Waning Honeymoon". ..w.i.s "It s Ivonesome lontgnt "Afraid to Come Home in the if "Don't You Tel.,...Vif y - - K "Glow" Worm". . . i ' AND TWENTY OTHER SONG HITS AND NEW SPECIALTIES -': Biggest and Best Two-Hour Show Ever Seen Anywhere for 10c.' , !: CHANGE OF BILL MONDAY NIGHT , 15 Minutes From Alder Street" the presentation of the three-act oomedy drama, tne "iayi or rouy, Heillg last night. The play was put on t. tr. tr-inVita m Prtiiimhusi Arm ' tn6 re&ding of the lines showed that th caiit. an or wnoro oeions w fzation, have more than ordinary his- a Wall street story. Philip Sharps, a typical wan street iinauuioi V , lng character, although John Fairplay, a young mercnani. ana via tr 1 1.-1 i. ! v. .. h.u. ImnnrtiLnf parts, and all three of them n.ac(J their parts witn lnuuigsiu "I't,"1"" of the playwrights' meaning. The com . i. j v tnm.a TP Tlarnum as Montague Pymples, who also sang two comic songs ueiwwu v ; V -1 ........ Kv Alnvalilfl HVlflnil. RunK was oiov ouiifi William a. wiuiiiu ventriloquism. The cast of characters was as iouows: nvoiyn nKiui"ji Miss Frances Gallagher; Harriet Wel ford. Miss Agnes Harwas; Mrs Shybold, i . . . . R it . n.tBv Mian Rubv Howard; William Nlcklebury, Fred J. curran; jonn rairumy, . 1 , 1 v. f 1 Va ill" MnntftfllA Pymples, James B. mnnon; FerrettV. M. uaiy, james, joun v"oji. O. Lester Paul. "The Girl" at the Oaks. . . . v. All nru 1 a Comedy company's engagement at the Oaks opened last night with a change of bill to "The Girl," a musical ex travagansa. The presentation met with a hearty reception from the big audience li.u , A , V. a airAnmtt and in Sure to repeat the success the company naa tne nrsi wcu. "The Girl" is a xunny puwu, J .3 ma-r ,mnV RAT Or situations. It depicts, as a central fig ure, (jnanes a. ng ,, Hicks, a gambler but a likable fellow, . - .1 u nf .1rnmatfi.nces wno iiiruufiu oca- , VT gets mixed up with a drink cure es tablishment. Here, mistaken for an other man, he is given a course of cure which Is about the most strenuous ever. The fact that he is not a drinking man makes no difference. Through It all runs a double love . 1 1 - - . ,. .1 t 1 lnitvhtAr At siory wnicu iwicb uun , " , , 1 . times with heart Interest.. Sprinkled througn tne piay is a iu" "'f .ii v, 1 v. ,icrit nniiahr the BOnKS WUJCU, laa ....-. c--- fancy of the audience and called for repeated, encores All enaB nappuy, muh , . . . t. .. . v, - i,,.a rh oiirtnin oroes down on about the happiest hospital ever. "The Girl" will be presented each evening, beginning at 8:30 o'clock dur- lns; the weea ana enuiug ouuua 11 IB wrii wviih -- lovers who have an evening on their hands. BUT BATHING SUITS. Today and Tomorrow a waoieeaia Our entire stock of bathing suits for men, women and cniiaren on sai a actual cost. All new 1908 stock. Sup ply your needs at once, mcaiwu ce Wcuonneu imra aiiu nun. Building Permita. t Enroll Inir 'Rancroft. between Corbett and Front, 11,000; I. Allen Gilbert, ereel flat. Fifths between Jackson ana umcoin, son. erect dwelling. East- Eleventh, be tween Alberta and Florence, 11,250; C. . Tnin. ...it wAlllnff ttnnt Twffntv. seventh, between Broadway and Schuy ler, iz.uuu; o. tjeouii, oicvi uwt.,.n. Boulevard, between East Eleventh and East Thirteenth, $2,000; C. B. Rose, . jmjilni, Vaat Main. hntwMti East Twenty-eighth and East Twenty-ninth, - w-k v m- -T .ham4 Jt nr.) liner iPa m rVi 1 - JT.amt TvMtT.filfl'nth and East Twenty-ninth,- $M00; Don McLieoa, ereci uweunm, tutsi x unuiniu, l . iih.i.1, arA VIlllnffRwnrtn. $1,000; Erickson and Johnson, erect dwelling, n.asi r uij-rcuiri, East Salmon and East Madison, $2,000; Fred Dorln, erect dwelling, Sellwood, be tween East Sixth and East Seventh, $1,600; Carl Neels, erect dwelling, East Eighteenth, between Killingswortu and Holbrook, $1,100. w&ffnailo v will ha nn 1 - tlvely the last day for discount on west sloe gas Dills. -oriiaiia una DftWernet'sPOWDER PFALSE TEETH Makes laose, Drtppteg Wobbllng,TrturlBg lalse leclbfilperfttlly fight at Ibc first application.: Curst Sore Cum. Makes braaUMwHW Het M at ' WOOBABS, CliAJMCa oo., 4th and Wash. Uernet ieUl Mif. Co., rhlladelpal. rt RIUMOVBD MBS. 8. X. CXAJT. the only - Chinese woman doctor In this city. Bhe has . cured many af flicted sufferers. Cured private and female dis eases, also throat and lung troubles; stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases of all kinds that the human flesh Is heir to. Cured by Chinese herbs and roots. Remedies harm less. fo operations. Honest Treatment. Ex . 226 liorrisoa at amlnaHioa frsa. and enjoy 5 - .Chas. A. Figg and the Broilers rt Man Mayme Prager 2ti Marguerite X,a fonte and Chorus winnnrea ureen v Dark"... Herbert Lindley 3i - Chas. Figg and Winnifred Green A Marguerite La Fonte AT THE THEATRES 15- ; "LoTers' Lane" Great Succees. j The second act of "Lovers' Lane," at the Baker this week, shows a group of children in the village street, and is full of life and fun. The last two show the beautiful orchard, once In autumn and once in spring. ."Held by tbe Enemy" Tonight. All lovers of good acting and fine productions will find Just what they are looking for at the tyrlo this week, where the famous Blunkall-Atwood company is presenting William Gillette's freat war drama, "Held by the Enemy." he battle scene is the most realistic and exciting seen here this season. "The Girl" at the Oaks. Musical comedy enthusiasts can have their fill of tuneful songs, dainty dances and hilarious laughter at the Oaks this week, where the Allen Curtis comedy company is presenting the musical extravaganza "The GirL'T Full of clever lines and side racking situa tions, spiced with pretty songs and liv ened with pretty girls. It Is well worth the time of anyone. "Brown's Vacation." Do not fail to see "Brown's Vacation" this week at the Star theatre. It is the one musical comedy In town. The com edians are all to the merry and so are the chorus girls. It Is a warm weather show, just the sort of entertainment that Is wanted in the silly season. Gleesons' Dancing. There Is no dancing act In vaudeville better known than the Gleesons, who are appearing this week at the Grand with Houlihan, as an accompanist This is only one of tbe many red letter acts which have been supplied by Sullivan & Considine. Franklyn Gale, the emo tional actress, offors "The Seamstress." This weather "reminds you that 4 i 4 A, it :V. - : : WJ-W "Airf-. , , i . ii ,: J I, 1,11 i -.rasiflu ii J Lawn Mowers Reduced ISaiies $2.95 The genuine "Russell" Lawn Mowers, the old reliable, with i front roller the regular $5.00 value, guaranteed by the makers on special sale at the Big -East Side Store 00 AC for only.. wtuO t , ' Many other makes in stock East Geviirtz Brosn Proprietors WCffiSJ : RESIBEMT TO ASSIST a self-appointed com mittee in the organization of a CHICAGO ASSOCIATION in Portland, you are kindly urged to send your name and address to the undersigned at your earliest conveni ence. When a sufficient number of names has been received, a notice of the first meeting will be mailed to each. We believe it would be a good thing to perpetuate the memory of. our f ormer home, where we learned to say "I WILL." , LEWIS M. HEAD. CHAIRMAN 211-2-3 COUUERCIAL CLUB BUILDING, PORTLAND, ORE. SAILORS! SAILORS! 2000 Ladies' Sailors SAILOR SPECIALS 600, including six latest shapes plain, banded, smooth, rough, wide and medium brims black and white. Regular $L25 and $1.50, - 1A now die XU Other better grades all the new things at 92.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Still others at....- 50 and 75 The Big CD A I PV'Q Th,rd and Store rinLil-I & Salmon Gevurtz Bros. r flirt? sfrh4mip Qirati ol ypu need a good refrigerator, Refrigerators Are the Best Thirty years have riven them a celebrated reputation for ice economy and efficiency of service. We are offering this week a regular $12 "Alaska" for Only VI It has a capacity of 30 pounds eastern hardwood, golden charcoal filling, and is warranted by the manufacturers for five vears. You cannot vantage of this great offer of have too many of this size in 4 cost during the week. Remember, -you get the genuine Alaska for this price tne ;J for on1 Big Hose Special Full 50 feet of one-half-inch 5-ply hose, guar-" anteed to be genuine, pure rubber by Goodyear Rubber Co., including brass nozzle, J 7C Regular $6.50 value for only. . ..... dfa O Fifty feet "Trident" brand cotton hose, half inch size, including nozzle, Regu- flC lar $6.50 values, only , tjXeD rae East Burnside . ' . si 3, and we would remind you that aska" of ice, is built of best selected oak finish, choice zinc lining, make a mistake in taking ad the Big East Side Store. We stock and will offer them at regular $12.00 size Q r A dime and Union Avenue AjnrsxMxsT. BAKES IBEATLE paon- i ' Geo. I Baker. General Manaser. Tonight All This Week Matin gat. , urday. Baker Stock Co. In the ' Great Comedv, s v By Clyde Fitch, author or "The Cllm. ber. " Most laughable comedy t highly interesting love story;- beautiful scen ery. "Let walk down lovers' lane to gether.', f ' ' ' : livening ltd SSo, SOo; Vata. lSe, Sc. Heart Week -The windier," Krw era nasseu. THE GRAND Vaudeville CcLcxc V iKntlre Week of June t, 108. ' Joli OIOIESOjr Berth ' i-- And ' 'j. ; - mtmmt . . Potpourri of aong and dance. , Miss Uleeson IS tne laay cnimpwa asacer es OBOS6GB O'JIAJCBT, - Bricht Comedienne. ; v Besides host of other heedltnera. Time and prices remain tne same. LYRIC vTMEATRE ' Both phones: Main 4885: Home E-ll. Blunkall-Atwood Company In Wo, Gillette's Wonderful War Dram "BXUH ST TKB BXTBMT." Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. Prices lOo and lOo. Every evening at 8:16. Prices lOd, lOe. and 80c Boxes 60c. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. . : , THE STAR Musical Comedy Week of June T, l0i. , TKB ASJCSTSOITO OT8XOA3' COM- bdy coarpAjrr - - Offer the funniest of musical farces, entitled "EMWIl TAOATZOV Two - shows erery erenlng. first at ; 7:S0. second at :1S; lower floor. Bc; balcony and gallery, . ISo. - Matinee dally at 1:10 p. m.. lSe, eaeept boxes. NICKELODION 130 BUctb anreeK Program Changed Every Day UL GOOD BXnajXCTB. Oakland vs. Portland BBOBBATXOV VAXX. COX VAironr An B4TK mm. .. jvn t, 10, li, ia, is, 14, Games begin week days at S:S0 p. m., Bunday, S:I0 P. m. Admission fee Bleachers. 25c; grandstand, 60c: boxes, SSo extra; children, bleachers. lOo; grandstand, tie. XJLBZSB' SAT WHAT. Boys under IS free to bleachers Wednesday. 'dtiwatt UUWV - Money Come and hare free examination. WB SrXTRAf'.T TICMTH 1THR-.W- art VER rjLUNQS, Jle UPjGOLD JriLL INOS. 76e tJPl BftT OS TEETH. U OOi BPIMtmtD BKT. ft.00; QOJLO CROWNS. 11.10 TO IS.00. All work guaranteed for ten yean. Lady attendant always present All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from IS to 10 years' ex perlenee. .. Boston Dentists Xoae nmt A-aosa. . ' Thone Xaia BOsa J'xlJ0s Morrlsom BU Osp. Poatoffloe. OAZJTOmHXA xorxxM. Hotel St Francis SAN FRANCISCO This hostelry poseease all the best features of the world's finest caravansaries, and naa added many Ideas to the sum of hotel happi ness.. -. -'iS Y , ., It has introduced to v Pacific Coast Hoteldom. the . Electric Grill, Pneumatic Tube : Service, Magneta Clock System and today represents the farthest advance of science in hotel service America. Kates European, from $2 upward i , . Under the management' of JAMES WOODS ... : .-, ... . ..:Va;Vi.r;,;',w;':t Fairmont Hotel An hotel in which each Californian is proud. Fully meriting. the compliments of its thousands of guests on its superb ; location, magnificent appoint ments, perfect service and exquisite cuisine.. . Single rooms with bath 11.50 upwards. Bultea and bath 110 upwards. 1 Ho roonj without bath. Management of Palace ' Hotel Company KEY ROUTE INN OAKLAND; CAL. AnxxzoAjr rxoir Special rates to permanent guts. Moderate prices. Table d'bote Uohja, X. 8. MUZXAK, Manar. Diamond IIo":eF: GUARANTEED A j - - I gallon lots. SI. 40 r-r t-l 1 gallon lota. Cl.&O i f t 'l ' VfanufactureJ lr . r"Ti t'i c t " r, ? - , 630 rrost t-. Fori r t, C TEETH
