THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, SATURDAY , EVENING, JUNE 13, 1903.
I Tqwn Topics
TOXIGHrS A3IUSOIEXTS.
Baker... i,.
Lyilc.. .........
. Star . . A . . . ... .
Grand .
The Oaks .......
......"Lover's Lane"
"Held y the Enemy"
..Brown' Vacation"
. .". Vaudeville
Musical Extravaganxa
Members Of th lire ommlttee ye
4 terday heard parj of the, charges brought
by. D. ' L.. "William against the bulld-
- ing Inspector In regard to technical vio
lations of the building; law. WUllama
, charges that discriminations have been
made, but the evidence submitted yea
terday by the building: Inspector showed
: that the action taken In the matters on
i ' which Williams based his charges was
necessitated by the complications which
- usually arise In enfdrclng the various
building and fire laws of the ""jr.;
. When the hearing Is completed It is
expected that the committee will rec
ommend to the couBctI the speedy" pas
sage of the building law which is being
...... drafted. - .
; '"'.An exhibition of the work In drawing
V and In manual training; done bythe pu
pi Is of the grade schools of the city Is
now shown at the ' Museum of Art,
Fifth and Taylor, street. and will re
main in place - throughout next week.
' The building Is alwaysopen with free
admission on Thursday; and 'Saturday
afternoons. During tMs exhibition It
will also be free to public school pupils
' ' every afternoon ' from 'IS to S o clock,
and to give parents' and others unable
to visit -it during the-week an oppor.
, tunlty to see the exhibition the museum
will be opened Sunday, June ,14, from
3 - to o'clock with free admission. J ,
- After remaWng in esion all day
- yesterday the school board was unable
to finish Its work of electing teachers
' for next year, and adjourned until Mon--V
day night to complete the task. Great
difficulty was encountered by the mem
bers In selecting- teachers to fill the
vacancies caused by. resignations, and
t inasmuch as all were not selected for
these places yesterday they decided to
wait until Monday before completing
the work because many of the old teach
ers will be transferred to other schools.
Monday's meeting will be called at 7:30
o'clock. y
f Three toes was the price Harry Jones
paid last night for,tteqapttngto board
, a passenger train:'- He is In St.:vin-j
cent's hospital. today receiving medical
attention. In company with a friend,
i Barney Lenehan of the Kingston hotel,
'ae-whlch place Jones Is staying, he was
walking down Fourth - street when he
decided to , catch a Southern FaclflOj
train which wag moving north at a slow
. : rate of speed. When he grabbed for
the guardrall'on the step his right foot
' slipped, - one wheeF passing ever three!
.toeyi before hexowld be rescued, 4
i Excursion r Multnomah', Falls ,,nd
Oneonta Gorge Sunday,' Jun 4, steam
er J. N. Teal. Don't tay In in city
Sunday and complain about . the beat,
for you can do enough of that during
' tbeveek. The Open River Transpor
tation company has decided to run a
special -excursion to Multnomah . Falls
this coming Sunday, leaving' ,Oak
street dock at 8:80 a. m.. arriving back
about ft p. m. Fare, 76 eents for the
round trip. Dorsey B. SmKhsuperln
tondent Main 3201. ; . , , '.i
BecreUrjf Mcintosh of the' city civil
service' commission Is preparing for the
minnHnn nf strikers for the fire de-
Sv partment, June 18 and 19. Other, ex
aminations to be held Wis montn areior
engineers and master mechanics in; the
fire department. The one for engineers
will be held June 25, and the one for
master . mechanics June 2. The post
tlons are paying ones, and men wishing
en opportunity, to seexrre .permanent po-
si tlons should take advantage of the op-
' ortunlty presented by the city.
' , A pioneer of Portland since 1857 was
called on lit last reconnaissance last
night ! at "11 o'clock when Bernard
O'Hara died at the family residence, 714
V Overton street, after being in bed four
weeks . suffering s from a complication
"', of -diseases. He was 72 'Years old.. A
, wlf and daughter, survive fclra... The
-fnneral will be held from St. Patricks
; vhurh at I o'clock Monday morning.
Burial will be in Bt. Mary's -cemetery
The'- Journal's " first 5 announcement
' of its third annual educational contest
In today's issue will be Interesting read
ing for hundreds of Oregon's brightest
and most energetic boy ad girls, and
young men and young women who have
the ' determination to educate them
Kelvee through their own. personal ef
forts, Parents should encourage such
self-confident children and help them
in every way: honorable.
Articles lost and found ty the street-
cars In the last few days: Seven um-
' brellas, one kerchief and money, one'
package of gloves, one tooth brush, one
glove, two pairs gloves, one basket.
I eight books, two notebooks, two lunch
boxes, four purses, one hat (lady's), one
shopping bag. Cafl at the lost article
room of the O. W. P. railway station,
corner First and Alder. Vt
1 Tb esse of Frank Bushnog, Mat Buro
and M. Stolhl, who figured .ln,a saloon
fight at 49 First street, Iast night,
was continued over until Monday morn
ing by Judge Cameron this morning.
Bushnog and Buro attacked Stolhl, the
saloonkeeper, because Bushnog claimed
he had been short-changed. None of
the participants was seriously injured.
A moonlight excursion is to be given
by the I T. P. a C. B. of the Third Prea
"byterlan church next Tuesday evening
on the fine new . steamer J. N. Teal,
. which will leave Oak street dock prompt
ly at 7:80. A piano has been engaged
and a mixed program will be given dur
ing the evening. Refreshments will be
served. - v. . ' -t -
lOwlr.ff to the fact that the members
of the ticket committee of the Catholic
. young Men's club carqlval have not all
reported as yet the announcement of
the winner of the $100 given by the car
rival management to some holder of a
Vcason- ticket has been postponed, until
t June 43, ,
'. v f-iSv":' " 1 "n'i ";,.';
Following the precedent established
- in March, the city executive board has
again reduced the bill of the Portland
Railway, Light A Power company, r At
yesterday' meeting of the board 'the
members voted to cut the city's. May
lighting bill, from , 28,287 to- $5,40 ?
' ; W. C Davidson, the private detective,
end Mrsr Annie Reynolds who were ar
. rested yesterday on complaint of con
- sorting, filed by another private detec
, tlve, will have , their ' hearing . before
Dr. Broiigher
Speaks 8unday Both Services
IbeWhiteTemple
' . f r.l4K enrl Tel vlrtf tit fAl .
j , 10:30 A. 2C
j CHILDREN'S DAY EHRCISES
J 5 Sermon Subject, "THE CHILD
1 , , SPIRIT." , .
? ' S T:45 P. M.
hSlolcn Fruit the Swedes;?"
MR. MARTIN, the notPd singer of
Minneapolis, Minn., - will -sing and
lead large chorus choir.
. BAPTISM.
IE OPERATORS:
' Ml flnone. m
Journars ., Library Contest
Closes" Wednesday,' JuneJ
: 2JSo Don't Delay.,
7
iTbls week's count in the library con
test shows another heavy gain fori the
Western ,Beil " club, with Ahe .Williams
Avenue school working hard and follow
ing a close second. Everyone is work
ing hard and; no doubt the William
Avenue school wlU make some ' senW
Uopal gains next week during the elof-
'JUrf .week of school, f-'K:'-i.' X)'y!t- '.'
It, has been decided to. close the, li
brary, contest '6n , Wednesday'' June ' 24.
All votes deposited before the closing
of that day will be counted in the con-!
test No votes will b counted "which
are received after tie hour of .closing
of; the regular polling places. There
is still a good chance for some bustling
during the next 10 days and the closing
risv rf 'thi ivintaat should show some
remarkable , work. . The library is well J
worm tn murt, .iuw j
the time to, work harder tha,n ever. -
-WUllama Avenue School. . , . 899,280
Multnomah camp, w. U. w.,... ts.zzs
Ooldenrod assembly ,,;....,..,... S.wll
8t Mary's academy ,.,,,.,.,.. 85.227
Stephen s sohooi ,f . . . . ,f . JI
Shaver school : . .. .,..,. 39,417
Calling school: ....... l: . . . .'C a.V.iiO
Woodlawn school , .... .". 3,250
TTnlladav' school 19.071
East Side High school. ... i ... 12,(61
Young Men Catholic Athletloj . - :
club ... ....-,.. . .i,,, J2.011
Federated Men's . club ..... ; , .$ 1 0,84 8
West Side High school ,.,.. , 8,637
Columbia university. ........ .. , I, of I
Fram assembly ............
Ladd school ....... . .. . ... . j..
,381
,16S
6,783
6,278
4,348
.3,691
2.986
2,840
2,648
m
1.483
1,3 ii
1,260
1,041
1.041
1,0 2 i
1,020
1.005
99!
. 898
-1
' 887
882
Allen s reparatory scnooi
Kast siae tiorary
a , .' ,
Atkinson scnooi . ... .
Mount Hood circle 151; W. Ov W.,
Couch school ... ...I
Chapman school
Highland school
Eagles,
Bellwood school
B. P, O. E. ..,
East Side Athletic club..,..,...
I. O.' O. F. ........ ..'v.-.
Foresters of America .i
Clinton-Kelly school
St. Vincent's hospital . ....... .
Portsmouth1 school. ............
F. B. lodge 18
irvlngton" school
Central Christian church .......
George Washington 21,' W. O. W.
Ladles of Maccabees -
Catholic ' Foresters
Hawthorns school '
77
Thompson echooi j ii
Rebeka b lodge 7 50
Sunnyslde school .... 1 ...v 740
Women' Jewish council
Shattuck - -school '
Alnswnrth school '
442
Home of Aged. I. O. O, F.
Hill Military academy
Kovi' brlfirade .- . . . ... . . . . . . .
a .15
Homesteaders . . i . . ,. . y: ,290
Oregon- Flr.M. W. ',....,. 295
Portland academy', ......... V. . 289
Mt. . Tabor Iqdge, A. F. A M- J 210
Oregon Grape arry? 0975, W, Mr- ;
A ..-.w.. i. .... 4-,-'2?0
a. a v, w.
Hawthorne 111, A. F. & A. M...
Evergreen camp 668v M. W.'A.,
200
150
140
Judge Cameron on Monday morning, the
case having been" continued today. ,
, , ...j,,. -f ... , ,
Water through hose 'for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washfng porches
or windows must be paid for- in advance
and used only between the hour of 6
and 8 a. m. and 6 nnd 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste-
fully it win be snut ot;
Trolley excursions tomorrow to El-
Ucada and .upper, Clackamas rjver J
points, 76 cents -round, trip,;. TW.
leave First, and Alder tretiat -1:1,
9:16, 11:16 a. m., 1:16. 8:46r;16, 7i26.;p.
m. Tickets must re
ner at Hotel Estac&da
rurcnaseq.. y1"
0 cents, -a';:'
Trolley trios tomorrow to "Oregon City
and-Canemah Park, 45 cent round trip.
Dancing at Canemah Park. Motor car
with open trailers leave First and Alder
streets every SO minutes on the hour
and half hour. Tickets must be pur
chased. . '. '. .
Physicians' prescriptions and drug
orders filled at the 'old reliable Albert
Bern! drug store, -233 Washington
treet have a reputation for fiuallty
and dependability a result of 80 years
fair and square dealing with the public,
The Ancient Order of "Hibertflana is
preparing to give a picnic at' Ceflat Park
Sunday June 28. It Is planned to haye
a "field, day. program of sports for the
youngei generation. . Music will be fur
nished by city band.
. v vl- r 1 - '' '
'Excursions tomorrow to Estacada
and return, 75 miles, 76 cent. Trains
leave First and Alder streets 7:15, 9:15,
11:15 a. m.. 1:16, 3:45 :16. 7:25 p. m.
Tickets must b purchased. ' Dinner, at
Hotel Estacada 54 cents. ,. v-
Rlngler's new swimming tank open
daily to the public 9 a. m. to 10 p.. m.
Ladles' night Monday.. Ladle and gent
other times. Flnet plunge W city,
8884 East Morrison. Bwlmrping 25c 1
The Aociation of .Collegiate Alum
nae will give a .Browning drama, "Co
lombo's Birthday," at the Empire thea
tre Monday night, June 16. Admission
- A? floor In Willamette. 6ee.lt on the
Oregon City boat Sunday. Leaves
Ninth street dock a. m., 12 noon, 3
p.,m. Round trip ticket 48 cent. y
Steamer -Jesse" Harklns. for Camas,
Washougal and way landing, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington treet
dock at 2 P. m, , .
Juston' Java restaurant Is - now
reftdy for business, corner Seventh and
Alder. ,0v. . r ; vi. Xi?
Woman' Exchange, 133 Tenth street,
lunch-lr:80 to 1; business men's lunch.
i Big ummer dance,- Rlftgler' hall , to
night, excellent music, 76c couple. .
D.: CharoDer Son, optician, 221
Morrison street, corner of Sixth. , ,
; W. A.' WIse and assocUUesv painless
dentists. Third and Vashingtpn. ,
pr. E. H. Thornton',- moved to Cekum
buUdlng. -el. Main 428. ., ,f,t.;
' Dr. Greene, Mod leal bldg. . Home phone.
Berger, sign, show card . 284 Tamhllt
Journal want eds, lo a word.- ;' .
Introduced Tobacco Tags:
'An Interesting story Is told by J. W.
Crosslcy how the great tobacco compa
nies commenced tagging plug tobacco.
"I' was a traveling salesman in Texas
early in the elghtlet," states Mr. Cross
ley, ''selling tobacco for one of the big
companies, and I noticed that many of
the users of this narcotic were an
noyed because the tobacco was always
sticking to their pockets. I wrote to
my - company about giving- rubber
F ouches-as a ' premium and suggested
hat they place little tags on each plug
of tobaoco sold, t It proved to be such
a 'success that other companie soon
followed suit and.oon the big com
panies were , not only ' giving rubbert
pouches, but also a variety of other
premiums, and your know , to -what ex
tent rthe erase reached men, women
and 'children were - oon collecting - to
bacco tag," Mr.. Crossley Is now with
the Pacific Coast Biscuit -company and
ha charge of th premium' and public
ity department, ana ay he will make
their trademak "Swastika," a hous
hod word. , .
died mm
WENT HUtlGRY
David ,Taylor Tells of Wui:
'4
-ter of 1852, When rro-
J . ! visions .Were Scarce.
On ot the most interesting charac
ters ampngsthe"' pioneers who are in
Portland ; for b , annual : reunion - is
Dave Taylor, t-f 4th ena, who came to
Oregon 6:year'go, arriving In Port
land in ItS2. ,rMr., Taylor, was at that
Ura a boy of 12 years of age and now
at nearly i three T score and lohe re-
(.-vsrw.-; roe
m
9)
David Taylor, Athena, Oregon. '.
tain his youthful appearance and hi
early vigor. '. .
Per hap no man in -the northwest 1,
better qualified te tell of it growth.
Mr. Taylor has been over most of th
trail from California to Montana, and
hi life haa been-filled with exciting
experiences. He was- In reminiscent
mood thi morning nd told of hi
first sight of Portland after the long
trip aero the plain. -y He said J
Ox Cart, Hot TroUey Car. '
"It will be Just 66 years ago October
16. since I first saw Portland... At that
time the city consisted of two or three
log cabins on Water street .Ox teams
were the streetcars then, and the street
were rude trails cut by the first comer
to the Columbia river.
: "We had a mighty hard fight to get
enough to eat that winter. Freight wa
packed to The Dalles on the prairie
schooner and pack train and shipped
down the river on flat boats, and these
boats were few and far between. There
wa" no flour-and potatoes -were 35 a
bushel. Bacon was almost out of reach,
and hay was 40 a ton. , - " i
Meekar ,Wagon a Hoax.
'I saw on the street the wagon In
which Ezra Meeker say he crossed the
plains In- 1852. Its all a fake. We
didn't use that style of vehicle at all
In those days. The wagon we did use
was much the same as those in use
now. A square 20-lnch bed was covered
with a false bottom of boards and on
top of thi was carried the bedding.
'Between the two bottoms we stored
meat, flour, and other supplies and
when we wished to get at the store
w simply removed" a board and reached
for. what we wanted. When the sup-
i pile were exhausted we used the
(boards in making grave for the dead.
T' "V h a f vm, nt K9 wn f run tyti t with
luck for the wagon trains,
luck for the wagon trains. Cholera
wa the scourge which decimated the
ranks or the . nome-seekers. wa had
an easy trail . to follow, for it was
marked by graves. Day after day. we
would pass newly made graves at every
step of the journey. I lost my father,
a brother and a sister before we reached
the Snake river."
At the Kelllg Tonight
Don't miss it!
Wallace Trill and Angusta Booth ap-
?ear in their famous production, "The
ronmaster," tonight.
The play Is given under the auspice
of Willamette University Cellege .of
Oratory, and scored a decided hit at
Salem a week ago. Willamette Is es
pecially strong in theatrical work and
the troupe that plays tonight has proven
tq be superior to any college nuncn on
the coast. The play, a four-act drama,
portrays the complicated love affair of
a strong man, the Ironmaster, and is re
p.ete with strong feeling through the
whole scene.
nndav Scorning Journal.
morrow's Issue. Best fashion page, '
Sr wmws, pen awwm oy wv wiu
wires. Tor sal by nwboys and at all
new stand.
EVERY
MAN and
WOMAN
Who wants to be thoroughly
CURED
of C a tarrh , Rheuma
tism, Nervousness, Skin,
fl xKidney or Liver Trou
bles, Constipation, Piles,
Indigestion, Blood Dis
eases and all Contracted
Troubles of a Private
O i Nature
Will save money, time
nd
worry by consulting us.
Office hours:' 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
IMPONDIR0-TBERAPY CO.
I 508 Merchants Trust Building,
. . Portland Orv
tV, Entrance 526 Washington.
I 10
: -( :. TEA.
owIittie'VisI How lit
tie it adds totheweight of
thecupl It. has covered the
sea with ships "for a hundred
years. -
:. : . ; f-'i y-:j--r':
v Tour grocer return your moner tf you
don',lik CcbUlIng Beat; w paj him.
u
BROKE SIGNAL LIGHT
VIT1I CARELESS STOuE
x "' f .'' f , , , 6 - ;:
Ten-Year-Old Says He Was
. Just Throwing Bocks
. for Fun. r 1
, . .T7T, - - N ...
- Oliver Cumming. 10 year of age,
was sentenced to one year" In the re
form school by Judge Gantenbeln to the
Juvenile . court yesterday afternoon be
cause be smashed one of the block sig
nal light of the Mount Scott line with
a stone about two week ? ago. - Sen
tence .was suspended on the promise
that the offense will not bo repeated.
Several officer of the car company
were in court and reported that, they
have had considerable trouble lately
from Interference with the signal lights
by mischievous boy. A result there
Is danger of a rlou wreck, the mo
tormen being misled as to the condition
of the track ahead of them.' Judge Gan
tenbeln aald yesterday that he aid not
believe the boy have understood the
seriousness of act that might cause
the' death of a soor of people. ' He
Will deal severelyvln future with any
who are found to T)ve interfered wltn
the signal or the track,- v. t i -
The Cummlngs boy admitted that ne
broke the light, but said be) wa mere
ly having sport - throwing stone at
the crossarm, and did not Intend to bit
the light. The light; h . damaged I
the on at Stewart slAUqn. Another boy,
Rome' fiarchet. will be brought Into
court next Tuesday for' interfering with
the light t the am place, and he
also probably will receive a sentence
to the reform school, with sentence sus
pended during good behavior. -:! , .
During the Rose Carnival a wreck
Jas narrowly averted at Lent through
Iscovery that the light bad been
changed with a long polo. . Thla 1
known to b deliberate miaohlef and
arrest 1 may be made in . connection
with the affair In a few day.
Five mall boy charged with swim
ming In Guild's lake without bathing
suit i. were brought before the judge.
All. were allowed to go with a warn
ing. -Bathing attire at thi lake, 1
regulated by city ordinance, which re
quire, trunks for those under 12 year
of age and full bathing uit for per
on over that age. '
CHEAP RATES EAST
-: via ,
BURLINGTON ROUTE
Dates of Salt: May 4 and 18,
June 5, 6, 19, 20; July 6, 7, 22, 2;?;
August 6, 7, 21, 22. Plan now.
Rates: General basis $60.00 to
Omata, Kansas City and back;
$67.50 to .St Louis and back ;
$72.50 'Chicago and. back, via di
rect routes; $15.00 more through
California.
DIVERSE ROUTES AND PRIVILEGES:
Variable routes: final limit 90 days;
stopovers en route. Tickets on sale
in- Idaho, Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia; consult Burling
ton maps and- folder and note how
many important cities are reached
by the different Burlington main
lines; tickets reading" Burlington are
honored via Denver with stopovers.
Train Service:
Highest grade of
through service via Billings and di
rect southeast main line. Through
chair cars (seats free) standard and
tourist sleepejs. Three connecting
trains, daily from St. Paul via pic
turesque Mississippi River Route.
Let initial agent,' or the under
signed, ticket you Burlington
to embrace the greatest diver
sity of routes and territory at
the least coat.
A. C. SHELDON
, 0 en- Agent, O, I. I Q.
', Uj loo Third St,
Portland, O.
What Live Stock
Insurance Means
That we insurethe Hve of your
horses, kule - and eattU agalnat '
death by accident or dlae for
two-third Ihelr : cash, value at a
' very- nominal .rata, : v'v. .;; ri:;
Money inverted in live) stock
hould be fully protected agalnat!,
death from other . cause a from
fir. ' On hundred and ninety-nine
animals die tnnually from acci
dent ; and disease where on die
from fire. ,' '.XKV-'v-'f
We have paid $11,009 In loss
from accidents' and disease to th
owner of lire tock in Oregon,
Idaho, Utah and Waahlggton, . -
TDjrFKOHB KAXJT B75. ' ;
Offices. Rooms 8, 9 and 1 0
Lafayette Bldg.; 313
Washington St.
1cMinriville College
s OFFEBS ' ,v '
TDE IDEAL EDUCATION
It whole nvironmnt 1 clean and
wholesome no saloon; good .city gov
ernment; strong, ' aggresslT churcbe.
- - A Christian Faculty.
.. Course: . Preparatory. Collegiate,
Conservatory and Commercials Illus
trated bulletin Just UauedV ' , i . .
. ASBmZSS, V. S. O, BOX A7," '
KoKianvUl Oonsge, atcmnavUle, Or.
fiebwab Printing Co
.Eli
STARK ITXtl
'Ji Consmrvatlvm Custodian"
IIBEKM
SAVKGS DATffl
. pays
4 Per Cent
OPEN
For the convenience of
Its customers on Satur
day evenings from 6 to 8
114 Second SI.
- Corner Washington
. PORTLAND OR.
Z Oox Witbont j Atom or4Srng ot
Xediota.
- DR. Ne J. FULTON
NATUROPATH.
Ruined Stomachs
Caused by Drags
The brewer at their convention in
Milwaukee, Wis., thi week, made the
bold statement that the American peo-
file suffer more from drugs than from
ntoxicatihg liquors, especially beer.
I do not believe the statement, but I DO
know that thousands of people are
BKXTXBT TO DEATH BY BBVOS.
The vile decoction operate the same
a "rectified spirits" sold, by the whis
key venders, and do their deadly work
Just as certain and as accurately.
Whiskey Mils and so Doe Brngs.
What are half "the drug, anyway T
Cheap alcohol and sickening prepara
tions that not only DO lOT CURE, but
worse, sow the seeds of disease, eat
away the intestines and finally send the
patient to the grave.
I Am a Drrijjless Doctor
I have been practicing in Portland al
most a decade. I am known to thou
sand and cursed by none. I cure my
patients. I make them welt. They have
no drug bill to pay. They have no poi
aon to eat or drink. - They are cured
"According to Nature." which la Natu
ropathy, pure, and simple.
Away With Beatb-Beallng Jr.la.ulds I
Let reason and sense prevail. Get
people .well and NOT sick..' Cure the
sick and kill no one. These are my
principles.. I ' live up to them every
day. . x
Bead What Kr. Hathaway Bay About X.
Milwaukie, ' Feb. J7. 1808. For . 2S
year I suffered from inflammation and
those delicate trouble usual to my sir.
and several time during the last 12
year was unable, for months.' to be on
my feet, and. wa in bed the greater part
of the time for IS month before I went
to Doctor Fulton. At that time I had
come to the conclusion that my kidney
were affected.. When I began treatment
with the doctor last May' I was bloated,
had throbbing pain livmy head, and at
tlm- severe pain in the region of my
heart- 'I also was exceedingly . nervous
and my lower limb seemed heavy and
lifeless and very much swollen. After
the first few Naturopathic treatments I
was Jess nervous than I had been for
years, -and AT THE END OF FIVE
WEEKS WAS A NEV. WOJJ ANI . Now
1 can do all kind ot work, and lately
WALKED -FIVE MILE3 IN' ONE DAT I
..y,,MRS. SARAH HATHA WAT.
Da$
115 Twelfth et.,' two block south Jeffer-
on car, onpioc irora eiiner nm
or Uth etreet car.
Office Hour; , to Xi, 1 to 4,
Horn
Steady Increase
. ---v ..-,
IN, our family circle is
the best proof that the
public approves our
: (banking methods. We
adhere itrictly to our
motto:
. r"Prompt service, liberal
I treatment and absolute
safety-.!'
: t w I
-j ; i ne - advantages oi a
' bank , account are such
that once started you will
always be, a bank patron.
German-American
Bank .
Sixth and WaahlngSoa Stzwata,
POHTAJTB, OIIOOI.
. . v- 1 -" . .. ; .1.
Diamond Roof -Stains
,. 1U SKABXS '
MADE FROM CREOSOTHJ s.
5 Qui. Lots 75c Per Gal.
Portland Sash & Door Co.
S3' nam-ii.t -VitoMuiK 'da.
C ' .
i . . r. '
v,
,
Safe Deposit Boxes U Ip Per Year
AatrrBBaUiJI TV.
BAKER THEATRE'
none Main t
A-ft3
Geo. L. Baker, General Manager.
, Matinee Today--Laat Time Tonight . '
1 Baker Stock Company In-the ;
Great Comedy, v .
"LOTSU1 IAjrX, i -By
Clyde Fitch, author of "The Climb
era" Most laughable comedy.
Evening, 26c, J5o, toe; matinee 1 8c J 8c
BTaart week, starting tomorrow? - mat
inee, - Ths waClx,n by Howard leas
elk . .
THE GRAND VaadcvCle deLcxe
, Entire' Week of June t, 108. " j
i aoks-auilON Bertha 0
': And .
VHBB) HOTT&XHAsT, '. '-f -i '
Potpourri ot song and dance. ' Mis
Gleeaon 1 the lady champion dancer . of
: - the world. ' . i
OZOHGEB CKAKBT, Irt.Z
. Bright Comedienne. "
Beside . a boat of other ' heedllnera.
Time 'and prices remain the same.
THE STAR-Musica! Comedy
Week of Jun 7, 190S. ;
run ABicsrooira mwxctJ. con-
EST OOKPAHT
Offer tbe funniest of musical farces,
entitled 'BKOWI1 AOATIOH."
Two show every evening, first at
7:10, second at S:1S; lower floor, So;
balcony and gallery, 16 o. Matinee
dally at 1:80p. m., 15o, except boxes.
NICKELODION
ISO BUta Street,
Prog3m, Changed Every Day
-Atli OOOB BtrBJBOTs.
Swimming Bathi Open
Sunday '
Tonignt and Tim maay Hlgbt,
CURTIS COMEDY STARS
IN
"THE GIRL"
Marry Musical Extravaganx to ; the
. Fre Alrdom.
Skating All Day Sunday Dancing 'To
night and Sunday. .
OOBTTBTTZ BATTXB . " XV KR ; TO-
"15 Miouies From Aider St."
Oakland
; VS.
Portland
mSOBHATIOS JPABX, OOB.
TiTOBX AITS S4TH ITS.
jtm , lo, xx, xa, 13, xa
Game begin week day at
1:80 p. m.. Sunday,. t:tO p. na.
Admission fea Bleacher.
t5c; grandsund, 60o: boxea, ISo extra;
children, bleacher, lOe; grand it and, S5o.
XABXXS' BAT TBJCDAT.
Boy under 1J free to bleachers
Wednesday.
No Cocaine, NoGas
No Students
Our suoces U dn ' to - uniform
hlgh-amd work at reasonable price,
NERVOUS PtOPlE
And those afflicted with beartweak
nesa can nqw have their, teeth ex
tracted, filled and bridgework ap
plied without the least pain or dan
ger, v ...
PAINT.ES8 EXTRACTION ..
JJ-KARAT CROWNS
BRIDOE WORK - ...... j... ,
OUR BEST PLAIN FLATS..
ALU UNKD PLATS 15.00
recta
Kxamlnatioa ssd Ooawltatloi Free.
Re-Enameling Teeth
Is th greatest. Invention In modern
dentistry and haa been moat success
ful of all method
W extend to all a special Invita
tion to call at our off loo and hav
their teeth examined frea of charge.
We own and- control th largest
nd best equipped dental establish
ment in the world, bavins XS office
all told.
W glv a written guarantee with
U work for 10 year. Lady attend
ant Open evenings till T., Sunday to t.
Union Painless Dentists
821)4 Morrison St, Corner rtes
TE ETH WITH OlX
WITHOUT PLATES
otrr or towk raopu
We ean do you entire Orowm, Srldge
and Plat Work in a day if neccssnry.
Positively ' Palnlea Xxtvaotlag Pre
when plates or bridges are ordered,
easitive teeth, and oot remottd wHto
ont the least pain. Ten chaira 'Only
the most scientific and careful work.
80 YEARS JC rOHTXAJTS. .
WA WIC AND ASSOCIATXS
. UIJw Painless OenUst. .
Palling Blag, TXiizd tad Washhtgtosi
S a. m- to 8 p. m.i'.Sundsys Ito IS.
Painless KTtraotioo.' 60c; f FlnteS.l $5.00.
( Both Phones. A and Mala ZitS. ,
ID1QQB' &50aT3.
BMGHAUVmu SPRUIGS
NOW,
i IVE-M-HA SPRINGS
This famous old Blue Mountain Re
Resort will bo
OpenJuneiSth
. - jr ; For, the Season of 190S : '
Under the management Of J. A
- BORIE, the new owner. . .
!- Road, bridges, building ' and
equipment . repaired and renawed.
Hotel, and dining-room - service will
be a special feature, being under the
care of the beet steward and chef
obtainable. For further particular
writ to , ..
' JXJL. BORmProp.
VJe-Ila-Ha Springs
O lb boa 'Postofflo, TTmaUU Oooaty,
OAXxroaurzA hotzul
Fairmont Hotel
An hotel in which each
Californian is proud Fully .
meriting the compliments
of its thousands oi guests
on its superb location,
magnificent appoint
ments, perfect service and
exquisite cuisine.
Blngl room with bath file
upward.' -
.. Suite and bath $10 upward.
r No room without bath.
Management of.
Palace Hotel Company
Hotel St Francis
SAN FRANCISCO;
This hostelry possesses all the
best features of the world's finest
caravansaries, and has added many
ideas to the sum of hotel happi
ness. , .- V, .'
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
Under the management of
JAMES WOODS ,
KEY ROUTE INN
A OAKLAND, CAL.
AMBJUOAH PLAH .
Special rate to permanent guests.
Moderate prices. Table d'hote meal.
N. S. MULLAN, Manager.
stii, Save
Money
Com nd hare free examination.
WSJ EXTRACT TEETH PRBB5S1L
VT5R FILLINOS, SSo UP: OOLD PILL
1NOS, 75e UP; SET OP TEETH, I4.00J
SPLENDID SET. 1100; OOLli
ROWNS. I1.E0 TO tS.00.
All work guaranteed for ten year. -Ladv
attendant always present - AH '
work done absolutely without pain t
specialist of from IS to I year
perlenee.
Boston Dentists
Xoai Phon A-B030. '
Phoa Mala S030. '
M1M sforrlaoa SV. Ow. Portoffloe.
Rose or Hay
Fever
Absolutely relieved. Get m
Weir's Nasal In!r!
No bother.' Your- druggist or sen 3
50 cents to WEIR INHALER CO..
PORTLAND, OR. -Alaa relieves
Asthma and Catarrh. .
Rismovno
MS8. at sC CSAJT, the
only Chines woman
doctor In thi city, tine
haa cured many af
flicted sufferers. Curl
private and female dis
eases, also throat and
lung troubles; stomach,
bladder and kltney
and disease of ail
kind that th human
flesh is heir to. Curel
by Chinese herbs an 1
root. Remedies harm.
less. No operation.
Honest treatment. 1 i
IZftt Morrison St.
aihlnatlon fre.
Peoples Safe Deposit Co.
Offer I per " cent- guaranteed annual
dividend PREFERRED STOCK, fun")
11.00 eaoh. Common trck bonns. IN
VESTMENT FULLY SECCKfcU. ChA
or write. J. 1 MoOmber, becretary,
Dekum bldg.. Portland. Or.
f H.IR BALCAM
fVwrmi srwi f,-
. Cut ft r,, r 1
c
TEETH