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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 21. f 908.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
II taxpayers to ravin the. charter.
Mayor Lane announced that ha would
call a, meeting of tha nominating com.
tnlttee, consisting of himself and Coun
cilman Ilaher and Callitru. Thursday
r-ii'riiiii. cirrani iibib 01 names nnve i
uetn submitted to tha oommlltee and
It la expected that another meeting will I
be necessary before the final selections
can be made.
Orand
Lyrlo
The Oaks
Concert. 2:30;
"The Players
An Easy' Mark.'"' 8:15
Water throuah hose for sDrlnkitna-
Vaudeville yard or aldawalka or washing porches
or wtndowa must be paid for In advance
and used only between tha houra of (
and K a. m. and S and I p. m. It muat
not be uaed for sprinkling atreeta. If
uaed contrary to thee rulea or waste
fully It will be ahut off.
fOUMKAX. AT THB BXAOKXS. 4
In order to procure prompt and
more satisfactory aervlce, when
at the lummer resorts, oroer
from the following Journal
agents at regular city ratee.
Ilwaeo A Ilwaeo Railway com-
pnny, Louis Cohen, news agent.
Long Hoach. Edward McAUen.
Ocean Park, Louis Cohen.
Soavlew, F. E. Strauhal.
The Breakers, J. M. Arthur.
Gearhnrt, A. Utzlnger. w
Seaside. Lynn Burtls. head-
quartera at Lewie & Co.
Newport. Ilarlln Talbert.
Colllna Bmlnae. J. W. Belcher.
Wllholt Bprlngs, F. W. Mc-
T.rnn. w
The regular meeting of Hunnyslda
W. C. T. 17. will be held at the home of
Mrs. 8. L. R., 1007 Eaet Yamhill
street, Thursday. July 23. at 2:S0
o'clock, Instead of Mis. Hanson's, as
was announced at last meeting.
Five cases of smallpox from Eagle
Point have been reported to the office
of Heeretary It. C. Yenney of the Btate
Board of Health. The aufferers from
the m-lld enldomle are not In nny dan
ger of death and the health officer has
taken steps to prevent tlie spread of
the disease.
Eastern Oregon boasts of a number
of good schools, among which Pendleton
aeudemy Is a leader In several direc
tions. Established primarily as a col
leKe preparatory school and still laying
ctresH upon this part of Its work. It
has added new courses, thus keeping
up with the demands of the public.
Two years ago a course In domestic sci
ence, and another In Instrumental muslo,
were added, which have proven very
satisfactory and attracted numbers of
deserving students. This year an addi
tional course Is offered In vocal music
under one of tho most accompllHhed
vocalists In Oregon. Parents who have
children for whom thev are seeking a
proper school for higher education
should consult with the prlnclpal,Rev.
W. 11. Bleakney, Pendleton, Or.
Four umbrellas, seven packages, a
phonograph plate, a capo, a pencil shap
ener, a suitcase and a pall were found
on the street cars yesterday and may
be recovered by the owners at the lost
article room, O. W. I', building, first
and Alder.
The regular weekly meeting of Cen
tral W. C. T. U. will be held at head
quarters In the Ooodnough building to
morrow afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Anna
J. Donaldson will present the work of
tho Loyal Temperance Union.
The postponed meeting of the Mon
tavllla Hoard of Trade will be helj
this evening when arrangements for
giving a banquet In August will be
made.
Wo sponge and press your clothes.
rhino your shoes, all for $1.50 month.
Main 614. A-4314. Wa aronn run pvprv.
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 109 Stark.
A meeting of the Forty-fifth Pre
cinct Republican club has been called
for tomorrow night. The meeting will
he held In the headquarters of the club
at Enst Twenty-seventh and Powell
streets, and It Is expected that there
will bo a large crowd In attendance.
As a special Inducement, aside from the
speeches which are scheduled to be de
livered, the club management has ar
ranged for a largo barrel of Iemonado
spiced with a hundred-pound chunk of
Ice. These will be garnished with a
box of cigars, and everyone Is ex
nt4 tn Upon cnol. smoke ud ana
whoop It up for the Republican ticket.
An Incoming Northern Pacific train
was found to carry a number of free
list passengers, so soon after 3 o'clock
this morning 10 men were rounded up
hv Patrolmen Parker and Fuller and
sent to the police station. It was all
the patrol wa-gon could do to carry them
to headquarters. Nearly all were young
working men, beating their way south.
J'helr total finances were about $40.
After being kept In .1a.ll the remainder
of the night they were turned loose
this morning and left with great re
joicing. The New York State society will hold
Its monthly rendezvous on the river
this evening, the launch Rose City
leaving Merrill's dock, foot of Morrison
street, at 7:30. The object of the New
York sorietv Is to promote acquaint
ance ahd good fellowship among New
York people, whether present residents
of Portland, visitors or tourists, and
nil New Yorkers 111 the city may there
fore avail themselves of a pleasant
(vr-ning on the rlvr. . Light refresh
ments will be served.
Ilev. A. A. Winter will not take his
vacation at tho f.irtn of a friend up the
Willamette ns soon p.s he expected. Mr.
Winter is the pnslor of the First United
Golden Grain Granules, the 100 rer
Cent pure cereal coffee, cures dysnensla
and nervousness. All grocers. Tastes
better than common coffee.
Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas,
Washougnl and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to 826 Vi
1 ha Allen Curtis Comedy company
took new laurels to Itself last night
when It handed out to the patrons of
The Oaka the very un Infra iwoductlon
entitled "An Easy Mark. It Is pretty
hard to describe the piece except to
ay that It Is full of fun from the first
to the last and that where there Is not
fun and laughter there Is melody -and
well trained dancing.
The story of iin easy mark Is written
around the troubles of an Impecunious
artist and an Irishman with more mon
ey than financial prudence who pay
me artist a large sum or money ror a
half Interest In an Imaginary business
which is Hlready bankrupt. The sit
uations that result are side-racking.
Especially to bo noted In the course
of the evening were the songs all of
which won repeated encores from the
large audience which filled the alrdonie.
"Take Your Girl to the Bull Game," by
Albert Leonard and chorus; "I Am Go
ing to Marry an Earl." by Winifred
Green; "When Patricia Salome Did Hoi
Funny Little Co-La-Pa-Lome," by
Marguerite La Ponte; "Sunbonnet Sue,"
by Arthur Clammage, Albert Leonard
"Say Slss, Give Me a Kiss," by Charles
A. Flgg; "Wont You He My uanv
P.ov " by Winifred Green. All of these
were well sung and well received. The
production will be presented each even
Ing during the week and on Sunday
night.
Lyric "Tho Players.
That romance and fascination that
popular fancy has built up around the
stage and the dramatic profession are
well displayed In "Tho Players," the
drama of stnire life that the Hlunkall
Atwood company la giving at the Lyric
theatre this week. I lie story or me
plot la laid in tha tlmo of the hey-dev
of the old English stage and tells how
Ada Ingot falls In love with Gustav
l,trook, the actor when she sees him us
Romeo.
Ida Ingot Is the son of the rich Flmon
Ingot and of course her fnJher opposes
her romantic desire to wed the actor
Thev have an ardent and eventful woo
ing, which ends with Ida as the bride
of the eminent young tragedian.
Irylng Hlunkall is most successful
in pleasing his audience as Gustav, the
actor, ami Miss Atwood as the stage
loving voung woman. Is also very good.
1 tie others give complete satlsraction
WHOOP 'ER IIP
FORJIG Bill
Taft - Sherman Followers
(Jatlier at'Itaker to Exer
cise Lungrs.
three cheers for Taft anl Sherman, and
three more for Senator Fulton, who
had delivered the main address.
i
wasmngion street, cor. faixm. Main SU6 ., ,MO .,,, settings are adeouate
A large audience was pleased at the
opening performance lasi mgni.
Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
E. W. Moore, expert photographer,
Elks building. Seventh and Stark sts.
John C. Shlllock law offices, moved
Gerlinger building, Second and Alder.
D. Chambers A Son, opticians,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
321
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists, Third and Washington.
OFFICER RECOGNIZES
MAX AFTER TEX YEARS
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Tamh.Hl.
Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marqnam.
Journal want rvds. lc a word.
Low Sate to Chicago.
Extremely low round trip rates to
Chicago and other eastern points on
sale July 22 and 23 via the Chicago &
.mJv V Mlr onorol o. 1 O io I VOU T6 GOltZ, alot "OU ? h Bald.
1 ni
hlrd street.
OIL FUEL FOR
sinrs SUCCESSFUL
After seeing a man, then a criminal,
10 years ago in Minneapolis, Patrolman
John Goltz recognized the man when
he saw him this morning In Portland.
Goltz was a deputy sheriff In Min
neapolis, lie arrested George Smith
for the theft of a watch, and Smith
served a term for the crime. Y'ester
day a man was arrested for drunken
ness. This morning Goltz saw him.
"Your name Smltli?" asked the officer.
"It is," said the man.
"When did you leave Minnesota?"
"I was never there; I came from
Iowa."
"Are you real sure about that?"
The man looked hard at Goltz. "Say,
He
had reached Portland yesterday.
The first Taft-Sherman presidential
gun in Oregon was fired last night at
the Haker theatre, where the Forty
fifth Precinct Republican olub enter
tained at a rally addressed by Senator
Fulton. Judge II. H. Northup and W.
D. Wheelwright.
A big crowd braved the heat and
followed the band to the playhouse,
where It applauded the names of Taft,
Sherman and Fulton, and everything. In
fact, which was thought to afford an
opportunity for applause. The enthu
siasm did not seem to be dampened by
the humidity of the atmosphere, ana
everything went off as If It had been
Planned by the promoters of t meet
ing. President Ren Rlesland. of the
Forty-fifth club, presided at the meet
ing, called It to order and stated the
object of the gathering. He Introduced
Mr. Wheelwright who spoke briefly.
He was followed by Judge Northup,
who also made a short address, after
which Senator Fulton was introduced
for the address of the evening. The
senator spoke at some length, going
Into the political Issues as he saw
them and pleading for united support
from the Republicans of Multnomah
county and of the state for the Repub
lican presidential leaders.
The speaker reviewed his work In
congress, and told of what he expected
to do during the remaining time he
had to spend there. He pledged him
self to secure a large appropriation
for the continuation of the work on the
Columbia river har. He touched on the
currency question. "on tariff reform and
the other big issues of the day which
nre to be or should be considered by
the coming congress, and contended
that a Republican congress would set
tle the questions and that there should
lo a Republican president to see. that
thev were enforced and carried out.
Senator Fulton said he had not been
able to understand the Injunction plank
of the Democratic platform, and con
tended that the courts never granted
injunctions unless there was danger of
destruction to property, whether the
dispute was over labor or anv other
cause for dispute.
At tee conclusion or Senator Fuu
ton's address the question of organiz
ing a Taft club was taken up. and a
committee consisting of W. M. Cake.
J. P. Kennedy. George L. Raker, Henry
Westhrook. James Kercheni and Hen
Rlesland was appointed to draft the
plans for the new organization. It Is
Intended that the Portland club shall
be the first and head olub of a series
to be organized throughout the state.
The meetittg was concluded with ,
gives me unbounded pleasure to
HucKitn s Arnica salve,
Beat the World Affords.
"It
recommend
savs J. W. Jenkins of Chapel Hill. N.
C. "I am convinced It's the best salve
the world affords. 41 1 cured a felon on
my thumb, and It never falls to heal
every eore, burn or wound to which It Is
applied. 25c, at Skldmore Drug Co. drug
store.
An order of removal in the case of i
the United States against Henry E.
i of New York. Indicted on
ih.irK" of conspiring to detra,ud
:n eminent
The use of oil as fuel has engaged
tha attention of the British admiralty
for some time, and It has recently been
decided to establish oil storage tanks
In various parts of the United King
dom to Insure convenient sources of
supply. Birkenhead, directly opposite :
Liverpool, has been selected as one of
tho supply centers. Tho experiments ;
conducted bv tho admiralty durins tho i
Kvfingellrnl church. East Tenth and I past 12 years" were not at first satisfac-I
Sherman streets. He Is now In the tory, and two adverse reports were
isolation hospi'.il suffering from a mild made prior to 1902. Since then the'
ras.- of smallpox. He had it a week : tests have been of such a character as
before he knew what was tho matter j to reverse the original judgment of the
lut last Saturday he was sent to t he : admiralty, and It may now be said that.?
hospit.il. Many of his congregat ion i the importance of oil fuel la recognized T
are ow sorry thev wont to say good- , bv that body and that Its use will be'
le to him last week. I extended In the future as rapidly as T
, possible. t 1 T
The British navv has In service oil-: T
G. using torpero-boats with a capacity of T
a '34 kno s. One of the drawbacks at the X
to defraud the present time to the extensive use of oil
f timber lands, was issued fuel at sea is the high cost and the dlf- I A
I v Judge Woivcrion in tne nil-tea nciuty in many instances of securing it. 1 A
Stales district court this morning. , The cost of oil in Great Britain has noil
l ooke, who has been In the county Jail, j doubt seriously Interfered with its I X
heard the order of the court but had no j adoption for steamships and for a va- I X
eoiiiiiient to make. He will be taken j rlety of Industrial purposes. With a ' 4
to New York by a deputy Vnited StatC3 reduction In price the field for its em- j 4
mnrshall. ployment would be greatlv enlarged.!
,T . , T'ie advantages of oil fuel, briefly sum-i
Mrs. Annie roster was yesterday marlzed, are economy of space, absence
granted a writ of habeas corpus by 1 of soot and cinders, elimination of tha
.Imige Wolverton In the case of her ! loss f time consumed in burning down
7-year-old daughter. Loreta Hoag. who i an(1 cleaning fires when coal is used,
it Is alleged is being deprived of her ''he ease with which oil can be bunkered
liberty by Mrs. Battle. Myers who lives; and the quickness with which a full
In Marquam, Clackamas county. Mrs.
Myers was ordered to appear in court
October 6. Mrs. Foster says that she
gave the child flver to Mrs. Myers two
vears ago when she was sick In a hos
pital. Nelse Gepsen, 449 Bumside, reported
m the nollce last nlcht that two men Aside from the defense set up by
had attempted to strong-arm him at ! patrolman Murphy at tfte second ses
Third and Ash streets earlier in the.slon of hla hearing before the police
evening. ne gru aay wiinnui meir , committee of the citv executive board
obtaining anything of value from him. iv,, ,v, , i
This is-the first instance for a long time Iaat nlgnt tnere was no additional tes
whera such an attempt has been made tlmony concerning the officer's miscon
on aa busy a corner as Third and Ash. ! duct while on duty save that of Mrs.
A meeting of IhTlrater board was A: ' "mn whn at Mur
v., .hi. nm- tn thnri. called at a meeting of the Artisans
drawing of a warrant for the city lm-j edr"0' Jl"y "' 'hat ''e ha
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head, of steam can be generated.
SHUT OFT MURPHY'S !
ATTEMPT TO SLAXDER !
PAIINTS
VARNISHES
TINTS
In order to introduce our goods we will for the
next 30 days make a discount of 10 per cent for
cash on all goods in our store except lead and lin
seed oil. We handle a full and complete line of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes, including
Dry Colors. All are standard brands. Also a line
of Wallpaper, which we will close out at a discount-of
25 per cent.
Oregon Paint & Varnish Co.
Leading East Side' Paint Dealers
93 Grand Avenue
Bet. East Washington and East Stark
our
loss
is
your
gain
It must be very appar
ent to you that if the
profits of the Colum
bia Tailors will aver
age from 8 to 10 per
cent, a uniform dis
count of 2fr'per cent
on every piece of
goods we have in
stock means nothing
to us in the line of
money -making. Yet
such are the facts.
We told you several
days ago that our sole
object in doing this
was to keep a fine lot
of tailors busy during
the dull season. We
have succeeded thus
far, at considerable
loss to our business
profits. If you ever
needed a suit, you
never knew a more
opportune offer than
this. Even if you do
not actually need a
suit now, why not lay
one away for a rainy
day? This is a bona
fide 25 per cent dis
count sale, and we can
prove it to you.
Grant Phegley, Mgr.
Seventh and Stark Sts.
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provement bonds purchased by the de
partment yesterday. The water depart
ment was successful in nianing in 49
Murphy attempted to show that th ! X
reputation of the young women con- ! X
Hllr-lln. V ii.tll l,.n- . 1. 1
000 worth of 'the bonds at a 3 per cent ! T .1 i. 'Xt .7 T. '
. - " vruu IIUI H 'K-TKi 1 II V kiir ll'llllli I I
premium. tee refused to allow this testimony to 1
?o In. Murphy was not without his :
rlends who testified as to the patrol
man's sobriety. Among these were 1
William Deveny, J. 8 Slean. H S
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wiiuu u fi iLwiL.ni'um
After the councllmen get through
with their session tomorrow the next
thing of Importance In city affairs will
ng of Importance In city affairs will I Vil ' . l-' .""J"- .
be the selection of the committee of h"7,iu1',1' " MoreincK. .... Mar-
oua 11, v.. a . uaiia anu tauu ui 111 ail -M .
F. Sloan,
Lawyer Isaac Bwett. who nppearel
for Murphy, made the closing argu
ment anu the hearing adjourned a lit
tle after 1ft o'clock. It Is probable that
the committee will rVport to the ex
ecutive board at Friday's meeting.
Try this!
It is a recipe for clean
ing straw hats.
Make a stiff suds of
Ivory Soap and luke
warm water. Apply with
a brush. Rinse with a
sponge and clean water.
Dry with a toweL
Now, look at your hat
it is as good as new!
Ivot-y Soap
99& Per Cent. Pure
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Building Permits.
John O. Hurlburt, erect dwelling.
Tamhlll. between East Thirty-eighth
and East Thirty-ninth. $1,400; Mary
Golta, erect dwelling, East Sixth, be
tween Alder and Florence. Il.eft; Au
gust Lange. erect dwelling. Wasco, be
tween East Nineteenth and East Twenty-first,
J3 800; U S. Averlll. ert
dwelling. East Thirty-eighth, between
Hawthorne and Clay, "$100; W Ryck
man; erect dwelling. East Trlrty-ninth.
between Harrison and Lincoln. J1.J00.
Portland County club, erect barn, Cole
man and Hill Crest drive. It MO; Ell
Lombard, erect dwelling Madlsfh. be
tween East Forty-third and East Fortv
fourth. I1.S00; O. T. HNlrlck. erect
dwelling. East Forty-fifth. between
Stephens and Harrlsnn, ll.:00: F. J
Henry, erect dwelling. Felmont, be
tween Eset Twenty-first and Ea.t
Twenty -second, 1.000. A. O Temple,
erect dwelling, Dawson, between Flak
nd Olln. 1.00; R. Hartman. erect
dwelling. Garfield, between Skldmore
and Going. K, TOO.
Is the busiest and most brilliant pleasure haunt in this part
of the country this summer. Its thousands of devotees re
joice to learn that they can now go and come on a regular
schedule, independent of tides.
The Popular Excursion Steamer of the O. R. & N. Co.
T. J. Potter i
XT rmrr httbt a bit.
$5
$10.00 SET OF
TEETH FOR
Written Guarantee for 10 Tears.
OIOWKS Any tooth In the mouth
we crown with solid go)d, 22k., guar
anteed to be the best, for g QQ
Any Porcelain Crown made no mat
ter what they are called or how
they are made. Our price ,4 tf
is only ?ZtU
BRIDGES Solid Gold Top, Solid
Gold Hacks. Porcelain C M 4Tft
Front per tooth vl'""
Solid Gold Teeth, I2k.. 6! flfl
bridge, per tooth JeUU
All other work snme prloe,
proportionately.
rAHlESS BXT&ACTXOir rree
Win F la tea or Bridges Are Ordered
Absolute Guarantees.
LILY DENTAL PARLORS
TKZRJD AND COUCH STREETS
Boars from 8 a. m. to 8 v. m.
Phone A-1010 Opes SoAdayf
Leaves Portland, Ash Street Dock,
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 8:30 A.
SATURDAYS ONLY, 1:00 P. M.
M.
va.i. i - - : .
further the emigration of Frttlsh wo-' X
men to South Africa. It U declared X
that the only Immigrants desired at ! X
present In Pmith Africa are women. Of j X
the 141; who went there from the L'ntte) ' X
KlnTm In the last 11 months a larre ! X
maXMltr were te-echere, aU f whom j
MAGNIFICENT DAYLIGHT TRIP
DOWN THE COLUMBIA
Direct connection at Mcglcr with the Ihvaco railroad,
thence to the beach resom. See published schedules
EXCURSION RATES FROM PORTLAND
Season Tickets, on sale daily 9 .00
Saturday-trvMnnday Tula's 3.00
Five-Trip Commutati' n Tickets 15.00
Reduced Rates Prevail From All Parts of the State
Purchase tickets at the City Ticket Office, O. R, & Third
and Washington Streets.
WM. McMURRAY.
Central Ptsseager Agent Portland, Oregon
:
CKOOX.S ARB OOUBOBS.
"THB SCHOOL OF tQtTALITY"
Portland lluniiH'awH College
MEAN THE NAM K
This same stands for quality, thorough
work, better preparation. Employers
understand, hence the many calls on us
for help. It pays to atfetid our school;
largest in '- the Northwest two floors
66 x 100 feet. Open throughout the year.
Catalogue free. Call, telephone or write.
A. P. ARMSTRONG. IX. B., Principal
Tenth and Morrison
PortUnd, Oregon j
PENDLETON
ACADEMY
PENDLETON. OREGON.
PREPARES FOR ALL LEAD
ING COLLEGES EAST
AND WEST.
OFFERS THE FOLILOWINO
COURSES
College Preparatory;, Literary
Musical. Cnmmerrial, j also Spe
cial Courses in Domestic
Science, and Instrumental and
Vocal Music.
For catalogue and other in
formation, address
Rev. W. H. Bleakney
Ph. D.,
Pendleton, Oregon.
THE GRAND VaodevUleieLoxe
All Thl Week. - f
Parmnt. Kuhh.-ii a Co.,
TXB aiMOIiro TUTILXal, '
Atmxlronir A Holly,
"ran iiiuuiuir." 1 ;
Will Hotrvr ami Hurk MiK,
OKWO AJfO LAKIAT TUOWUTO,
Weok of July 17 --Tim Great Zaaail A
Vornon Troupw, "Tha BIopmaat.M
LYRIC rHIJATRtJ
Both rbonas Main 4688, Horn, 1098,
WMk Coiiunenolna; Hondas', July go,
Ki(hUi wwk at the Famous Uhlukall.
Atwrmil Stock Company, In ths BaautU
ful Jtomtuitr- DrHniH, .
"THB FLATZA"
Precedad liy tlie Kaicony Hrena from
"Konien ami Jullnt."
MiitlnucH Tuonday. Thuraday. Saturday,
Huuilay 1'rlios, 1 Oo and Srtc; evary
evening nt 8 SO; pricca 10, M and 80.
If it Week "East fcynna."
NICKEL0DI0N
130 SIXTH.
Change Lvery Day
ALL GOOD BTOJECTa.
Conoert at 3:30 and at 8:30 la th Alr
do ma, the Haw Musical Travssty,
4(A ni
an Ldsy luarii
All nsw spaoi&lUes, sonrs, ths beauty
chorus and tlie popular Curtis player.
Blf masgnerads In tho rink THUMSAT
EVEItlH O. Handsome prises. 0ka
bath paTillon most popular place la
i Portland. Zaolx about rates.
Oakland
U BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASHINGTON ANDTINTM STS.
PORTL.AN D, OREGON
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VAUOHH AHD 34TH STS.
7TTX.T 81, 93, 23, 34, 39, 26.
Games begin week days at
J:30 p. m Sunday, 2:30 p. m.
Admission fee Bleachers,
25c; grandstand, 50c; boxes, 25o extra;
children, bleachers, 10c; grandstand, S6o,
XJLSIES' DAT FKTDAT.
Boys under 12 free to bleachers
Wednesday.
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j Under the same management m
! which made the Palace Hotel the
j world's standard for forty years.
j Single rooms with batli 12.60,
I $3.00, $4.00. $5.00. $.00, $7.00, :,';r
I $8.00. $19.00.
Suites $10.00, $12.50, $15.00,
$18.00. $20.00 and upwards.
REACHED BY DIRECT
STREETCAR FROM FERRY.
PALACE HOTEL COMPANY
A WOMAN SPECIALIST
MR8. S. K. CHAIN
the only Chinese woman doctor In this
city hhs has cured many
Bfrlict-d sufferers Cur"l
prla:e and f'-inaJo dis
ea..es, also thritat und
lun(f troubles; !tfma''h,
bladder and kidneys and
31sea'S of all kinds that
tiie human flsh is heir
r w to i urea v i ncis.
fT'. herbs and roots. Rem-
e,iles harmless. o orer-:
.i.ui.s Jiunest treatment. Examina
tion!, free MORRISON ST., be
tween First and Serond.
MILLS COLLEGE
For Young Women
Only woman's college on Pacific coast.
Offers fcanm advantages as best eastern
Institutions. Full collegiate course. De
trreoa conferred. For three years only.
the three upper classes of the Seminary
; department, offering preparation for
Mills college, the universities ana east-
era colleges, will be continued. (Ac- I
credited) Special opportunities In do-!
rnef tlo science, muslo and art. Earnest !
Christian Influences; non-sectarian; all,
forms of healthful outdoor amusements, j
Ideal location in beautiful Oakland hills. :
Fall term begins August 12, 1908. For
catalogue and brochure of views ad
dress Mrs. C. T. MILLS, President, Mills
College r. O., Cal. j
McMinnville College j
OFFERS I
THE IDEAL EDUCATION
Its whole environment Is clean and
wholeeome; no saloons; good city gOT
ernment; strong, aggressive churches.
A Christian Faculty.
Course: Preparatory, Collegiate,
Conservatory and Commercial. Illus
trated bulletin Just Issued.
ADDRESS, - V. S. C BOX 67,"
McXlnnvtUe College, McMlnnvllls, Or.
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. 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
BS WTBB AJT9 STOP AT
Hotel Von Dorn
142 Turk St.. when you visit
BAIT rBAKCXSCO.
Class A. building, fine cafe, Hawaiian
music, rates Jl up. European. From
Ferry depot take any Market at. oar.
Qet off at Jones st. BJ. J. Dyer, Mfr.
TEETH
ECLECTIC
BUSINESS
Diamond House Paint
GUARANTEED
I gallon lota, f l.-fO Pr gal
1 gallon lota SI. SO per gal
Manufactured by
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
30 rroat IV. PortUad. Os.
fewn ready eng. trmnts el the Cape. I 4t
Mount Tamalpiis Military Academy ;
SAN RAFAKU CAUFORMA j
The mt comple-elf eoulfped MUl
tsrr Arevdrny n the Coest. Caalrr. j
Ipfantrr ArVlry Annual ewramp
mnt F!Ttire grtmnd. Athlettfe i
nevvnrrA pwlrrnnlng pooL Accredited i
st nlTrl. Or-ae iofut II. Ad-1
dr Artbur v -etby. A tL D. D-. heed I
master, .
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UNIVERSITY
NOW IN SESSION
SAT AVO XTS2TIirO CItASBEB
Places y"un people In sd positions.
Our Indivl.luRl Instruction the best.
No dlscourasel students, all make '
good progress. s I
X. B. BICZABDSOV, I TJ Pres.
Worcester block Portland. Oregon,
rhone Main 45i)4.
Good Wages Are
Paid Telegraphers
Lrnand exceeds supply. EASILY Af
QUIRED. SHORT HOURS. W wHl
plare you. 'Day and evening classes.
Open all the yer.
Oregon Expert College
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v Money
Come and hTe free examlnatloo,
WE EXTRACT TEETH iREK: SIL
VER FILLINGS. S5o UP; GOLD FILL
INGS, 75c LP; SET OF TEETH. 14 00:
SPLENDID SET, $.0; GOLD
CROWN'S, I? 50 TO $5 00.
All work guaranteed for tea years.
Ladr attendant always present Atl
work done absolutely without palsj by
specialists of from II to 10 years'
perlence.
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