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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1803. ' Town Topics TOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. Heillgr. ..... . ....."Caught in the Rain" Haker ........ .'The Henrietta" Star ......."Charley's Uncle." Marquam .......... , . ... ., Vaudeville Grand ...... Vaudeville The Oaks - ...Concert, J:80; "Whlrly-Olrly." 8:15 Lyric "A Gentleman Convict." Another big body of good milling ore ,.' (truck on the Butte Boys. This is the glaJ tidings received at the Portland of fice of the Butte Boys Consolidated Mining company yesterday from their foreman at Goldfleld. ; This message will be glad news to the many stockholders ' Who have held on to their stock, even - when tempting offer have been made them to part with It, The office of this company has been bustling with activity 'the last few days making happy the eager applicants who have been rushing In to procure an allotment of stock.; At the present rate of subscription the stock will remain on the market for about three days and then be withdrawn for good. Enough money Is being raised at this time to make the mine a shipper, so that it is barely possible any one will ever be able to purchase Butte Boys treasury stock after the middle of next week. The foreman writes that the farther tinder the hill they get the . better grade of ore they get. There is lota of excitement over their lease on s the Florence claim. There have been two immensely rich strikes made In the last week adjoining the Butte Boys lease. The Butte Boys have started work from the 600-foot, level and will push .work night and day. Their engineer thinks there will be no question about them getting shipping ore In "a very short time. The company is now work ing three mines the Original Butte Boys, the Night Hawk and the Florence, : and to use a vulgar expression, they are making Borne howL Ji? ,;.! The first step In an appeal In the case of Charles W. Walton, convicted on his : fourth trial of 2 ahootlng - Patrolman Olaus Nelson, will be taken this after noon. His attorneys are preparing a motion for a new trial to be submitted to Judge Cleland, numerous exceptions having oeen taken to the rulings of the court during the trial. If the motion for new trial Is denied notice of appeal will at once be given and another long fight for freedom will be under way. t Over three years have elapsed since 'Walton was first convloted, the supreme court reversing the case because ne naa not been arraigned - and called on to plead. ? ,;- .-v D. 8. pufur, sued in the circuit court for $485 by V. S. Hardy, has come back with - a claim for $10,810 damages against Hardy. He la the Inventor of a . typewriter aevice. : ne says, ana iiaray agreed to - exploit and advertise his genius. He says he spent $910 to aid Hardy on the "booming" end of the Job, . but that Hardy employed a mechanlo to make changes In . the Invention so It could be manufactured without payment of royalty to the Inventor, Dufur asks for SlO.OuO for this alleged betrayal of trust, and also the return of his tlo. His demand is made in an answer and cross-complaint placed on flle yesterday. The Ancient Order of Hibernians will have their annual picnic tomorrow at Cedar park,5 near St. Jehns. Members of the order and their families to the number of about one thousand will be at the grove where a dinner will be served by the Ladles' Auxiliary of the order. A fine program of sports has been arranged for the afternoon. This includes races of all kinds. Fat men's races, lean men's races, three-legged races and novelty races galore. The sporting committee will give the win ners valuable ., .prises. Special events for the boys will be the leading feature of the program, On a vacant lot. on the west side of Michigan avenue near Fremont is a tiny shanty that has been erected by the boys of the neighborhood and here a throng of young hoodlums congregate to smoke cigarettes and drink bad whis key. Patrolman Llllls reports that the frequenters of the shanty range in age from 8 to 22 years. The police will break up the crowd. . J. C. Sill was granted a divorce from Marguerite Frances Sill by Judge Can tenbeln" yesterday afternoon on the charge of desertion. They were mar 'rlPd in San Francisco in September, 1898, and the wife alleges that she was abandoned in the California metropolis 10 years later. The plaintiff was .granted custody of his two boys. It and eight years of age. E. A, Holcomb, executor of the will of James Wilson. , ha 'made his final report to the county court, showing that $20,455 has been distributed to tho heirs. Telitha J. Wilson, the widow, receive $7,000; Mary-C. Peter $1,600, James ,A. Wilson $1,800, X. H. Wilson $1,000, Walter W. Wilsdn $1,000 and Telitha J. Holcomb $8,466. Alex D. Ross, whose brother is John M.' Rosa of , Washougal, Wash., has been missing since June, S3, when he Inquired his brother's address of George Burns, S84 First street, and the brother has asked, the aid of the police in find ing him. ' Alex Ross Is described as 81 years old, weighing 185 pound and six feet tall. . . . .: . :.. ' A pile of wood too near the kitchen stove at 191 H Lincoln street ignited at 1:30 this morning and that building and the ad joining house, 198, were dam aged slightly. The buildings are "ten anted by a number of Italian families, and these piled out on the run after the fire was discovered by a man named Cosgrove. 'v v.,- 'V'7;:."1 ; The fourth annual (commencement ex ercise of the - Eclectio Business Uni versity were held last night in the as sembly hall, room 6i Worcester build ing. One of the largest clashes in the history of the institution received their diplomas from President Richardson. A pleasing musical program was rendered. Death called an old civil war veteran yesterday when George F. Dashlell died at his home, 993 East Eighth street, of heart failure. ' The funeral :, was held this moi-plng from the family residence under the ausnfees of Woodlawn lodge, Mo. 171,. I. O. O. F. The remains were taken to tha Portland Crematorium. , Trolley excursions tomorrow on - P. ; Ry., L. & P. Co., to EBtacada and upper 1 Clackamas 0 river points; 75c round trip. 'Tickets must be purchased on sale in waiting - room, First and Alder streets. Trains leave,' 7:15, 9:15, 11:15 a m. 1:15. 8:45,7:25 m. Dinner at Hotel Estacada, 60c. ; Though Williams and Ferguson, the men who robbed apartment houses in daylight, are out of the way, the regu lar force. of sneak thieves is still at work. A. Devlin, Enst Second and Flan ders, reports the loss of a gold nugget and gold chain yesterday. , ... ' .Water through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must be paid for In advance end used only between the hours of t and $ s, m. and 6 and 9 t. nr.' It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used -contrary to these rule or waate fuliy it will be shut off. The steamer Georgia Burton 7 will -take a basket excursion to Multnomah Falls and Oneonta Gorge Sunday, June 28, leaving Washington street dock at 8 a. m. Two hours at the falls, A light lunch will be served on the boat. Tick et $1. 7 - 7.7;;7' Trolley trips tomorrow to Oregon City and Caheraah park, ' 45e round trip. Tickets on sale in waiting room,' First and Alder streets. Cars leave every 30 minutes, on the hour and half hour, '') ' Three experienced choe . salesmen wanted; must 'have city references; GRAHD THEATRE IS IIIM1EIIED Committee Finds Bad Wir . ing and Toor Protection in Vaudeville House. Within five year all the theatre in Portland will have to be boused in brick buildings if the plans of Build ing Inspector Dobon are carried out. Mr. obson ha under consideration an ordinance "providing that all theatres operating in Portland must be of brick or stone, preferably fire-proof construc tion and will present it to : the coun cil in the near future. - r . At present the only hrtck theatre in the city are the Marquam and the Pantages ; reconstructed house. . The Helllg is a staff compoBition and the others are all frame buildings. In or der. to work no hardship on the-owners of the theatres, however it is proposed to give them five years to get into new and safer quarters. The Helllg and the Baker are already looking around for sites for new fire-proof nouses. At yesterday afternoon' meeting of the executive board the special com mittee composed of Building Inspector uoDson, ire aiarnau Roberts anct Chief Campbell of the fire department. wro oruoreu 10 inspect am meavres in the city and report as to their oondl- iion. une committee returned a report On it inSDSCtion of the Grand theatre. Some weeks ago the management of the Grand asked to make some altera tions ana enlargements. , - v 1 ne request wa denied 'i and was withdrawn but the. committee wa sent over to inspect the house. It reported yesieraay mat it naa recommended sev eral changes including alterations in the sprinkler system and the electric wiring. At Dresent the snrlnklera In the basement are only ander the stage and the portion of the basement under mo uuuy 01 ne noune is ten unpro tected. In order to nrotect the audi ences the committee ordered that the sprinkler system be extended through tn entire basement. The wiring was found to be in bad condition, according to the report, and there are Jong distance of loose flex ible wire. These were, ordered cut out and the wire were ordered knobbed rigidly, every four feet. The rest of the house was found to be in good con dition excepting -that the committee again registered a remonstrance against theatres In frame buildings. - At present there is no city ordinance frotecting people from overcrowding in he theatres excepting that providing that everyone shall have a feW and a half 'of floor apace. - Chairs are not allowed in the aisles, but as many per sons a the houses wish to admit can be crowded down them, provided they are standing, and - that the foot and a half of floor space per person is pre served. . .,. , . , . ...... DR. RILEY'S SERfli A large audience wa present at tbe White Tempi last night to hear Dr. Riley preach the last in his series of ermon on "Portland Slnnera" Tbe special topic was "What Shall Be Told at thet Confessional." . Dr. Riley will speak several times Sunday. At 10:30 a. m. he -will nreaoh on "The Meaning of Church Member- snip.-- : ai noon ne - win aaoress tne Bible school and at 8:80 p. m. he will speak to a great mas meeting for men only, on the subject, "Playing the Fool." Mr. Martin and his chorus of 100 .voices will sing. At 7:45 p. m. Or. Riley will preach on the subject "Tell It." Lunch will be served in the lower temple for those who wish to - remain from the afternoon to the evening service. Dr. Riley spoke last night from the text, (I John 1:8) "If we say that we have no sin we deceive, ourselves and tbe truth is not in us. If we confess our sins he i faithful and Just to for give our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." The consciousness of sin, the speaker declared to be tbe first step to ward, salvation. "The man who has no sense of sin la non-salvable. , The second step ' is confession of Bin. Following tha text. you will find that we are to confess sin ana not sins, oome people think If they could get rid of the drink habit and - others think if they oould leave on gamming, proianity, tne morphine habit or something else they would be saved. It is not si n that doom the world. It la sin. It is net so much conduct a it is character. : The prophet describes us as being corrupt from heaj to foot. Therein is condemnation." permanent position. Co.. 208 Morrison. - Sample Shoe Store Steamer Jesse Harkina. for Camas, Washougal and way landings, daily exr cept Sunday, Leave Washington street dock at t p. m. .;..-;. . .V"j ? "Bailey Gataerf for the Locks Sun day; dotft forget the place Alder street dock: leave 9 a. m. return p. m. $1.00 round trip. t t . E. F. A. C dancing party, Rlngier's hall tonight. Stiles' orchestra. Seventy five cents couple. ;v i :-.Vt. ,r ; . Law office of Beach A Simon and William P; Richardson removed to sev enth floor Board of Trade building. E. F. A. C. dancing party, Rlngler'a hall tonight Stiles' orchestra. Seventy five cent couple. : , Madison street bridge will be closed for repairs from Sunday night at 12 o'clock until Monday morning. - "Monsieur Beaucalre," dramatic read ing by Richaj-d Burton, tonight, Uni tarian chapel. H. F. A. C, dancing party, Rlngler'a hall tonight Stiles' orchestra. Seventy five cent couple. Woman's Exchange, 12$ Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. Will take $6,000 Merchant National at 96 cent. Address S-485. Journal. D. Chamber & Son, opticians, $21 Morrison street, corner of Sixth. - : W, A. Wise and associates, palnlea dentists. Third and Washington. Dust less streets. Ing, Company. .. Portland Road Oll- Dr. Greene, Medical bldg, Horn phone. Berger. signs, show cards. 184 TarnhlO. ' Buy the Bonville Pub. Co.' tock."' Journal want nd. lo a word. July Victors And ail other new record now on sale at Grave' Mualc Company, 111 Fourth treat-Just north of Washington. COAST KAOXZJrS BXV1IB Do. Sewing machine repair work our specialty.- We repair and guarantee any sewing machine, no matter what make, or how bad, we do any kind of repair work and cleaning at the lowest possi ble rates. Bicycle and stove repairing, deliver and guarantee all work, an ii the Pacific roast. Phone East 1811, 409 East Morrison St., Portland, Or. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Cimmh ao4 hmm!m Ih. hats Pramou. e Imuran) rpowth. rails to JBrntor Ore Cur. Kt.f dimwt h.lrfiu. PORTLAND R OIKiO GIVES IIP HUGE GEIiEMITOli Machine Will Be Rushed to Portland From New, York by SpeciaLTrain. t - To accommodate the city of Portland and the Portland Railway, Light & Power company, the Japanese govern ment has turned over a newly completed 2,500 kllowat generator to the company for Immediate use t the wrecked Caa dero plant The big machine wilj be rushed by a special train from Scheneo. tady. New York, to Fortland. : The train will leave the works at Schenectady next Mondav morning, and a record run will be made overfthe New York Central, the Chicago ft Northwestern, tne union pa cific and the O. R. & N. lines.-! This is the first machine to be e cured by the Portland Railway, Light & Power company to take the place of one of the three generator self-destroyed at the company' Cazadero power house. The company's agent scoured the country for day, and could not get trace of a large generator that could be , immediately available. Yes terday a 2.100 kllowat - generator Just ilk those lost in tha Casadero disas ter was found as it wa being chipped to Japan. Tbe company got into cable communication with the Japanese gov ernment, and promptly received advice that it could have the machine. The wires were kept hot by President Josse lyn and among his old friends of the eastern railroad managements it was quickly . arranged that a speed trial would be made to get the generator to Portland in the least possible time. At Cazadero the wreckage is being removed from the power-house, and repairs are being rushed, to put every thing in readiness to receive th mi china,' and get it into Instant opera tion. The company i anxioua to get in a position of preparedness for any accident that might happen to It re ma! nig power plant. Th essential thing now lea hug steel shaft upon which to ' mount the generator set The shaft that cerried the wrecked -set ' wa twisted off a if it were a candle. A new shaft 1 being forged at the Bethlehem Steel com- fany' plant at Bethlehem, Pa., and wo engineer In th Portland com- rany's service are constantly on duty 0 keep the work going day aSid night The shaft will be made from a solid butt and will be 18 Inches in diameter and 24 feet long, a sise too large for any steel company to carry in stock. The company Is on the, track of an other generator that can with com alterations be utilized at Casadero. This Jenerator also baa been made for the apanese government Work ha been started on two new generators for the Cazadero plant on plans specially de signed for this company, but week will be required to construct them. THE WHITE TEMPLE - .Twelfth and Taylor Street ; DR.W. B. RILEY The Famous Preacher Speak Three Time Sunday 10i30 A. VL 44 Meaning of Church Mem ' betship" ao J. M. (Kern Only) "Play.'ng the Fed" TM5 V. M. "Tell It" Martin' Great Chora Sing OOKB TO XTSBY SXKTICB All of July's Records And thousands upon thousands oE others all the latest hits vocal, in strumental and talking AT CILCRS Headquarters for all that's best in Talking Machines and Records. In such a magnificent stock the largest in the West you are pretty sure to- get wnat you want when you want it." Our splendid individual, sound proof parlors permit a selection of records free from outside noises. Come in and see for yourself. 353 Washington street, corner of Park. EllERS PIANO HOUSE . - Dispensers of Pianorellahility THE AP&RTM , TWELFTH AND MARSHALL STREETS. The Finest Housekeeping Rooms of Its Kind to Be Had on the Entire Pacific Coast Newly furnished, fully equipped, including gas ranges, with free use of electric lights, hot water, baths. large reception room and laundry room; furnished apartments from $16 up... Also v . single:;rqo With' similar conveniences, $2.50 pef week up. There is. nothing in comparison in the city for the money. This place will bear inspection. Only a short distance from Union Depot., Take "S"' or Sixteenth street cars going north, get off at Marshall street. Thones. Main 6771; A-4560, No dogs allowed. - 'V? Contmrvatlv Custodian" SAVINGS BANK . "r PAYS 4 Per Cent. OPEN For the convenience of its customers on Satur day evenings from 6 to 8 . 114 Second St. Corner Washington PORTLAND, OR. I NEVER USE A DRUG AND CURE MY PATIENTS y . ' ....... ( , . iy 1 nt . : -. ' . - t'tth"r in i DR. N. J. FULTON NATUROPATH. " ' While I cure both men and women. and cure them to stay cured, without drug or other decoctions, I have ape- j eial pleaaur in practically bringing back to life o many unfortunate suf- ferersv and thus earning front their ten such expressions of delight a that i contained in . . ! THIS KBAJtTT TZSTZKOlIXaX. Milwaukee, Feb. 2T. 1808. For 26 year I suffered from inflammation and those delicate troubles usual to my x, and several time during the last IS year wa unable, for months, to be on my feet, and wa In bed th greater part of the time for 1 month before I want to Doctor Pulton. At that time I had com to the conclusion that my kidney were affected.' When I began treatment with the doctor laat May I was bloated, had throbbing pain in my bead, and at time a severe pain In th region of my heart. I also wa exceedingly nervou and my lower limbs seemed heavy and lifeless and very much swollen. After the first few Naturopathic treatment I was less nervous than I had been for year, and AT THE END OF FIVE WEEKS WAS A NEW WOMAN I Now I can do all kind of work, and lately WALKED FIVE MILES IN ONE DAT! MRS SARAH HATHAWAY. It Does Me Good to Re lieve the Suffering of the People, And especially when I ean do It with out leaving the sting of the poison of drugs behind. If it is a Joy to the pa tient, it is a aouDie joy -to me. Ana then these are no great drug bills. either. M. N. J. FUITON SIS Twelfth st., two block south of Jef- rerscm car, on diock irom either 11th or 13th-street car.- . . Office Hour. 9 to 11. 1 to 4. Horn Phone. A-212S. , ' X t V, I' i ' : , t- :4 .. ' BsiBBkak, equipment . and. in- W.N. RUBLE vestment in mines; : ViiVV- n ' 25 years' minlna x- MV" " perlenee; information free. -Offer of a great mine to elos an estate) r i vm ft "XX L BEAVER ENTS AM U SZM11S TS. DEILIG THEATRE ' LAST TIME TONIGHT AT 1:1 WTT.T.TAM OOUXHa . In the Delightful Comedy -' "CAUGHT rtl TKB UAXW ' Price $3.00 to 60e ' ' HILILIG THEATRE rottrteeath amd Washinsrtoa StMet rhones Haia 1 and A-liaa TOMOKSOW XrCGKT - - Th Charming Act res ' MAY .R0BS.0N In the Delightful Comedy TOE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY Seat Sale Open Today. Prleee 11.80, f.1.00, ' 78a, BOc. Seat Sale Today MR. MANTEL, L, SHAKESPEARE tTBTTJCI THZATBZI, WZZX OF J US X Xondagr nigh .......... Wny tear Tuesday nigh ......... ..Maebeta Wednesday afternoon . ... .Shy lock (la "Th Ksrohaa of Tenlee") Wednesday night ..Kamls Thnrsday nigh . . ........ .Othello 'Friday night ...........Sing Iar Saturday afternoon ...... .Maobeth Saturday night . ..Xlna Btehard IXI Xvaminc prioe - ...... i . . . . ,f 1.M M B1U1M pno l mtrm BAKER THEATRE ; Fbone Main I A-6160 GEO. I BAKER, General Manager Matinee Today, Laat Time Tonight Bronaon Howard's Famous Flay . . . . TXB miDTU A originally played by Stuart Robsoa and W. H. Crane Evening, 15c, 88c, BOc; matinee, ISe, tSe BTax VMk, Starttng Tomorrow Matt nee, Hoyt' "A Bnnoh of Her' MARQUAM GRAND ' Vantages Advanced Vaudeville Attraction. TOXROHT AFD JkJA THIS WZBK YD COfcOBTXAXi SBFTBT, The daintiest and most pleasing must . cal act in present-day vaudeville. mss uaxxb svouBOW, In an act which eclipse tbe "Georgia Marnet." Mlaa Rolfgon 1 assisted by Captain Leopold McLaughlin, world cnampion Jiu jltu -wreer. Three performance daily. Popular price. Curtain at 2:30, 7:30. p. m. THE STAR Musical Comedy Week of June 11, 1908. . LAST WEEK OF not AXKSTXOWO OTTSICAX COaCBOT Offering the howling musical fares "CHamTJB's pyexn." TIME and PRICES REMAIN the SAME TBE GRAND Vaudeville deLoxe TCntlra Wuk of June 22. 1908. First appearance In Portland of tbe Sul- llvan ft considine Koaa esnow. TEX CHMBAT OX3TO FAKZXiT, , , Chinese Magicians and Illusionists. ' uiua n koia, European Excentriqulsts. IiATBElT, CKOB8 CO - ' 'Roman Sporty and Pastimes." NICKELODION ISO SIXTH. Change Every Pay AXA QOOS bTVBJXOTS. Concerts t o'clock. 8)15 TOBTXOKT ZH TKH V BKBZiTEJtBD AXbUSOTkDB "Whiiley-Giiley" Tnntfl1 ILTnaileTil TPftfltttflw' ALLEN CURTIS COMEDY PLATERS Only musical extravagansa in town. Original New York Hippodrome ballet Charity Benefit Saturday Proceeds for PORTLAND VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION. Buy a ticket , Save Money Com and have free examination, WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE; STU VER FILLINGS, S5o UP; GOLD FILL INGS, 76e UP; SET OF TEETH. $4 0J SPLENDID SET. $a.00; GOLD CROWNS. $1.60 TO SS.00. All work guaranteed for ten year. ' Lady attendant always present. All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from IS to 20 year ex perience. : Boston Dentists Bom Fhon A-S030. Fhoa ' Wain 8030. M1V4 Morrison Bt, Oco. Fostoffloe, 0 I? USIIIESSCOLLEGL The School of Quality" . Ours is the oldest school in the North. west, admittedly leads in high-grade work, sends hundreds to position each year. Let rut prove superiority. Compare onr catalogue, our pen work, onr business forms with others Utt will tttiU th ftustUn. Write for them today all free. A. r. ARMSTRONG. IX. Principal V Tenth and Morrison Bta. Portland. Or. DnnTI IrVII T" Academy 17 U1V I LirfailJ for Eastern and Western college. A Primary and ACADEMY Grammar - . School SOth : Tear . Open celves boy and Secsemhe BL '08 'tlrls as early as fits them for the , Academy. TVeU equipped laboratories in the departments of Chemistry and Physics. All depart ments are in charge of thoroughly qual ified and experienced teaennrs. , A Gymnasium In charge of a skilled director. Field and track athletics. A well appointed residence hali for gtrie. Office hours S a. m. to 12 m. 2 p. m. to p. m. , TEETH -.' -. w. ', y ' - XT SDSTT K1TXT ; A BIT. $10.00 SET OF -&r TEETH FOR WO Written Ouarante for 10 Tear. C&OWIT8 Any tooth in th mouth w crown with solid gold, 22k., guar- cllTt .f . . .b.'t: ,T. ,$4.co Any Porcelain Crown made no mat ter what they are called or how ff'SniV. . .?r.? .$4.ca SBZOOES-l'solid Gold Top. Solid Gold Back. Porcelain jyf tf Front, per tooth . . . . . Solid Gold Teeth. 22k.. 2f ftf bridge,, per tooth VUJ' . All ether work him prlo. - -proportionately. rAzaxzss szTXAorxoir Tree When Flate or Bridge Are Ordered .. . Abaobit OuArantee. LILT DENTAL PARLORS TXXRS AJTD COUCH BTBHBTS Hoar from m. o p. m. Then A-101O Open banday fflTO A7 - fssocfefjaii rWtluU Oret What Live Stock Insurance Means , That we Insure th live of your horses, 'mule . and eattl against death by accident or disease for two-third their cash value at a very nominal rat. '' Money Invested ' In live stock should be a fully protected against death from other cause a from fir. On hundred and ninety-nine animal die Annually from aeol dent . and disease ; where on die 1 from f Ira ' ; .V;-"; We have paid f 22,000 In losses from accidents and dlseaas to the owners of live stock id , Oregon, Idaho, Utah and Washington. TBUmCOBTB SCAIH 578. Offices, Rooms 8, 9 and 10 Lafayette Bldg., 313J Washington St. TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES """ OUT O 5TO WH VBOrU W oan do yonr eatlr Orown, Bridge and Plate Work In a day if necessary. Positively Painless Extracting Pre whan plates or bridges are ordered. Sensitive teeth and root removed with out the lea pain. Ten chair. Only tha most scientifio and careful work. M TEAHS XH POBTXJUtT). WA WrciT AWa ASSOCIATE! WW tab painless Dentists. P ailing Bldg, Third and Washington I a in. to I p. to. i Sunday t to 12. Painless Extraction,. 6 Oe; Plates, $5.00. Both Phono, A and Main 2029. FREE TREATMENT WE WILL GIVE YOU ONE UONTH'S TREATUENT FREE! If you have any contracted dlsor der, blood trouble, rheumatism, or any nervous disease, you will find that our treatment will : euro you promptly, painlessly and quickly. Call and see us. Hour 10 a. m. to. p. m. Sunday, 10 to it: IMP0NDER0-THERAPY CO. . ': POBTXASrS, ox. 808 BCexehaat Trust bid;. 1 ,..., A WOMAN SPECIALIST MMRS.8.K.CHAN the only Chinese woman doctor in this city, one has cured many afflicted sufferers. Cured private and female dis eases, also throat and lunar troubles: stomach 3f bladder and Wlrinava ,t V .7 ' diseases of all kinds that tu Human iiean Is heir A r,i4 .. -v. i nern arul roots. Rem I 1 1 j..hi nl edles harmless. No oper-i auons. Honest treatment. .xemina tions free. 226H MORRISON 8T be tween First and Second. gchwab Printing Co, ttsr sronr. t AtoHJU rtrctt 14 TH STARK XT REIT r 1 'hit it i' .vV 1 iii H V R AT E "J Wm 8 Mad Thl 8eason by tho 0. It. & M. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CXJHBS X2f OBBOOB1 FROM PORTLAND A Follows: To. ;r :...-::- Street On Way Via OaUXernla Chicago .....$72.50 St. Louis . ... 67.50 St. Paul ..... 63.15 Omaha ...... 60.00 $87.50 82.50 81.75 75.00 75.00 Kansas City 60.00 TICKETS WTT.T. BE ON SALE! June 5, 6 19, 20 July 6, 7,22,23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for return in to day with stop over privileges at ploasur within llmlia ItEBER TOE DATES For any further Information call at tho city ticket offloo. Third and Wash ington tree t. or write to WM. M'MURRAY general Passenger Agent. , PORTLAND. OREGON. CHEAP RATES EAST VIA ' BURLINGTON ROUTE Dates of Sale: May 4 and 18. June 5, 6, 19, 20 ; July 8.7. 22, 2? ; August 6, 7, 21, 22. ? Plan now. Rates: General basis $60.00 to Omaha, Kansas City and back; $67.50 to St Louis- and: back; $72.50 Chicago and back, via di rect routes ; $15.00 more through Cauidrnia . DIVERSEROUTES AND PRIVILEGES: Variable route: -final limit 90 days; itopovera en route. Tickets on aaie in Idaho Oregon, Washington an British Columbia; consult JJurhn ? ton mapt and folders and note ho many ' important . cities are reached by the different Burlington tn.v. : 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. Throt! - li chair cars (seats, free) standard a tourist sleepers. Three connect; trains daily from St. Paul via j -turesque Mississippi River Route. , liet initial agent, or th under : signed, ticket you Burlington to embrace the greatest oYver ; stty of routes and territory at . the least cost.. . a. c snrLDc: den. Areot, C. II. ' ... UT- lOO TUH t i Port.aC'l. (,r. 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