THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENINO, JULY 30, 1908.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Helllg ...
dram) . . .
The Ouka
"The Thief
, . .Vaudeville
CVincert 8 D. m
"Runaway Honeymoon. 8:16
JOTTKWAXi AT TH BBACaTM. e
4 In order to procure prompt and
more satisfactory service, when
4 at the eunimer resorts, order
from the following Journal
agrnts at regular city rates.
e Uwaco & Ilwaco Railway oom-
e pnny, Loula Cohen, newa agent.
I-miH- Baach. Edward McAllen.
Ocean Park. Loula Cohen.
v Beavlew, F. E. Strauhal.
, The Breakere, J. M. Arthur.
Gearhart, A. Utxlnger.
Seaside, Lynn Burtls. head
quartera at Lewie & Co.
Newport, llarlln Talbert
Culllna Springs. J. W. Belcher.
Wllholt Bprlnga. F. W. Mo-Leran.
Pendleton academy, one of the lead
In preparatory schools of eastern Ore
gon. Is situated In the center of pop-
ilutinn nf this vaBt region. Students
have entered here from Baiter Wal
lowa Union, Morrow, Grant and Mal
heur counties, as well as from Uma
tllla; likewise from neighboring atates
of Washington. Idaho and Montana.
The courses of study have boon ar
ranged so as to accommodate the stu
dent who wishes to take a college
course us well as tho one who will
quit school uiid begin aonie vocation.
The moral surroundings are tho best
that can ho obtained. Pendleton, situa
ted In Umatilla county, which passed
the prohibition measure by u largo ma
jority, Is now a dry" town. Parents
selecting a school for their boys will
do well to boar this In mind. The stu
dent bodv b:iH always been of a very
high character: this is very Important
to the voung people away from home,
where they will form friendships that
will have a great Influence on their
fifter lives. Before deciding on any
school parents should send for a cat
alogue of this ueiulemy. Address Pen
dleton Academy, Pendleton, Or.
a fine sale Saturday n
old stand. 1 Third
Ablngton building. Till
The Peoples Clothing Co. will open
morning at tboir
street. In the
lis Is a bonafida
fire Hale. The utioer floors of the build
ing were burned out while the stores
on the first floor were water damaged.
Some of the neighboring stores of the
Peoples Clothing Co. moved out but
.this concern will close out Its stock for
whatever can be secured. The facts
stated In tne half pago ad today will
satisfy the -wildest dreams of the price
cutter. In such a case ns this con
tract goods tliat are never cut under
ordinary circumstances will be sold tor
almost what they will bring.
At last the members of the commit
tee appointed by the council to name
the charter revision commission liavo
been able to decide upon a time of
meeting when all could be present.
They have set the time for 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The appointing com
mittee consists of Mayor Lane, Coun
cilman George L. Baker and Councilman
George H Cellars'. The charter com
mission Is to consist of 15 members and
they are expected to propose amend
ments to the present city charter which
will be placed upon the official ballot
In November and voted upon by the
people.
Four more Portland public schools
will be equipped with manual training
schools before the next term opens.
They will be located in the Couch,
Chapman, llolladay and Hawthorne
schools. At the Hawthorne and Chap
man schools small frame buildings will
he constructed for the new training de
partments, while at tho other schools
the ..Hsements will be used. This was
d-" Ided at yesterday's meeting of the
pi hi.ol board, which also elected Henry
S. Allen to succeed himself as clerk for
another year.
CALL OF DT. HOOP
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Delegate Deery Tells How
Hibernians Were Won to
Oregon Metropolis.
Mount Hood ellent. white, Immut
able Mount Hood, which baa been the
prlda ot Oregon alnca olvllixatton Ilrat
crossed the frontier apoka with the
volume of 1,000 rolcea at the Hibernian
convention In Indianapolis, and to the
white-capped peak la due the fact that
members of the order from every aeo-
tlon of the country to the number of
several thousand will assemble In Port
land for the next convention In 1810.
Saturday at 12 o'clock, according to
E. 1L, Deery, one of the Portland dele
gates, who returned laat evening, the
next convention city had not neon
chosen. Milwaukee, Ottawa (Canada)
Baltimore and other cltlea were atrlvlng
for the honor. The heaviest kind of
pressure had been brought to bear In
favor of each ulace on the list. The
atruagle oontlnued all afternoon. At 4
o'clock Portland was selected by ac
clamatlon. Mount Hood had proven lie
worth again and incidentally had given
Portland and Oregon more advertising
than any other city or state repre
sented.
"The eelectlon of Portland laaue
largely to the masterful work of W. It.
McMurrav of the O. It. & N. and the
repreaeajntlve he sent aown to inaian-
apolls Ttora Chicago," aeciarea jar.
Veery.
We were supplied witn over vv
prints of Mount Hood viewed from
across the lake the photo all Ore-
gonlana are familiar with. wnen we
bnckeH nn our demands for the con
vention with these views, all the rest
alit down. Portland was chosen.
The work of securing the convention
for this city, however, was not accom
plished without diligent effort on the
nart of more than one. James H. Deery,
president of an Indianapolis division of
the order, who was largely jnHirumuuuu
securing the convention tins year
or the Indiana capital, Doostea iur
Portland, the women were persuaded
nto favoring Oregon by Aims Alans
Chambers and Miss Hallle Madlgan of
Futlicr Donnelly of
.'ortlund, and Portland's delegation as
whole, including .
'oos Bay, Father H.
S. Gallaaher. M. J-
)oyle. P. E. Sullivan and other en-
huslasts. worked enrly and late and
did not rellnuulHh their efforts until
the prize bad been captured.
90-Pound Snake Spreads Terror
When It Glides From Sewer Pipe
A huge snake, 6 feet 8 Inches In
length and 8 Inches In diameter 'and
weighing cloae to (0 pounda, auddenly
eliding out of a piece of an Iron aewer
pipe waa the startling night which
Created the eyea of workmen engaged
In clearing the quarter block at the
corner of Fifth and Htark yeaterday
afternoon. The snake had been seen by
the samo men Tuesday afternoon, but
fot away, ao that when the monster
umbled out of the pipe yesterday their
fright was somewhat shorter lived and
ha was killed.
The carcass waa hung up alongside
the building nest to the lot where It
waa caught, and In tho abort space of
half an hour was viewed by hundreds
of curiosity bent people. One man, who
had aeen the hurt anak which wm
chased by boatmen sometime ago In the
river, aeciarea una to be the same onn.
Numerous persona ventured guesses aa
to which branch of the mii fnmdv the
huge apectment belonged to a negro who
claimed to be an expert on snakes de
clared It to be a mocuasln snake, while
many others thought him to be a bull
snake. The negro was the onlv nn
who waa positive In his atatements.
How the snake ever got up as far aa
Fifth street will probably never be
known, but It seems probable that It
came up the sewer. If It was a. mnn-
casln snake. It must have rotten loose
rum n. snow or rrora on Doard soma
hip, for that species Is never seen In
tnis pari or the country.
The Proper Place.
From the Boston Transcript
He was havlna some wnrda with
chaperon.
I'll kiss m kiss her right under
your nose!" he Bald, defiantly.
Oh. well. aald that la.riv "rlntriima
kissing Ilka that I can see no objection
tol"
II hs Fortune.
xchanid.
"They aay yofi have a goodly fortune,"
pojuwaj associate.
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SOLDIERS CAME, BUT
FEW KNEW OF IT
Washington Troops Follow
Old Kiver Koad and Disap
point Expectant Ones.
Uncle Sam's boya pulled off an Inno
cent coup on the major part of Port
land yeaterday Including the newspa
pers. They marohad right In and they
marched right out, and few there were
that aaw them. A battalion of the
Fourteenth United States cavalry has
bean on the way for eereral days from
Fort WaJla Walla. Wash., to American
fake. From time to tlma their progress
has been noted.
Borne time yesterday afternoon they
marched Into Portland, following th
old river road and reached Vancouver
barracks laat night. Thla morning at
9 o'clock they took the train from tht
barracks and expect to reach Ameri
can lake about I o'clock this after
noon. Frost Allege Desertion.
Bert Frost ha begun suit In the
circuit court for divorce from Kli.i
Frost, alleging desertion. They w.ir
married on September 13, 1901. and th,
husband charges that he was ataindoii.d
over one year ago. Me asae me ousiouy
of their only child.
Whuff in Nauiic?
TVe'v got about half a column to
till up," aald the foreman.
"That'a eaoy," responded the oountry
editor. "Run In the name of that new-
royal baby." '
AKTfsmjJJl TaV
IW
saia tne pontlfaj assoc
your wealth Irf not predatory.
"I
No. answSred the candidate.
not predatory.! It's oratorv."
Seizing the DsycholoBlral moment he
sat for another smiling photograph.
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UI?ri fr TMGATRD
aWIaWlJ 14th u4 Waaiaoa
Phones Main 1 and A 1111
Iu Time Tonight at 1:11 o'ulocK
Charles Fro h man PresaoU
"THE TMIE5H
WITH MAIKJARBT IMJNQTOM
Hupported by an excellent east
r.venlngs 83. 11.60. 1. 70 and I0
THE GRIND-Vaodevnicdc Luxe
All thla week
The World Fumed C. Qrant aardnar,
Pantomlmlits and Marie Slod-
rhe Zaaall-Terson dar.l, J. C. Nugent
COMPANY. Co., and Five
"The HopemeD" Othor Big Acta.-
Next Week'MBIrronJe," the Udy aUffla
SIM
HAL
what:
PWCE
Seven-Foot Snake From Sewer Pipe
Ilanging on Wall of liuilding at
Fifth and Stark Streets.
dav, but several of the members were
nuble to bo present and the meet 1113
whs nut nv.r u nftv. i.iiv jvitorney
Kavanaugh will attend the meeting this
fternoon to ask the Doara to maae u
pecial examination for stenographic
clerks in his office. Heretofore - the
clerks have been examined along with
the regular classified list. Mr. Kava
naugh believes that because of the
peculiar class ef work that eoniHS up In
tils office the clerks should be exam
ined along lines similar to the work.
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must bo paid for In advance
and used only between the hours of B
and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p. m. It must
111V be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully it will be shut off.
A. II. Johnson Estate. -The oounty
court hao mado an order for the sale j
on and arter August 10. or tne
property or said estate in Muitnoman,
Washington, and Yamhill counties. For
l.ad(i, aaminis-
streets.
HELMET SAVES POLICEMAN FROM
DEATH FROM ANGRY WOMAN'S BLOW
s apply to W. M. 1
-, First and Stark
detail
trator.
Articles were left on streetcars yes
terday as follows: Basket, two lunch
boxes, surveyor's chain, two purses,
tent, can of paint, pair climbers, five
packages. Owners call at lost article
room, O. W. P. building. First and
Alder.
Since the validity of the water bond
Nsuo was declared by the supreme court
T o annexationists of the Mount Scott
1 istrl.'t have attain become active and
a petition Is heinK prepared for present
hii; to the council asking for another
iMle In precincts Vi. a ana iie wnicn
.'tcl against annexation in the recent
. re'lon. fiince then mo water snort
i;e lias created a new sentiment and It
Is declared by those who should khow
ihnt the next vote will result In an ad
ill . Ion of 15.000 people to the city of
I'nitland from this -district.
The Brooklyn Republican and Im
provement club meet this evening1 at
8 o'clock In their hall at 577 'i I.lll-
wauklo street. The location of the
proposed new bridge will be the sub
ject of discussion.
Patrolman O. B. Murray Is today
thanking his heavy helmet for every
ounce of Its weight. When Rosa de
Clcco struck him on the head with a
10-pound top maul or sledge yesterday
afternoon the helmet saved him from
a fracture of the skull. If not Instant
death. 1
Rosa, an Italian woman 42 years old,
who la known to the police and the
sheriff's office as the most dangerous
woman in Portland to handle, was
served with a warrant for her arrest
by Murray at her home at Grand ave
nue and East Stark street late yester
day afternoon. Her ex-husband, who
bears the scar of a wound his wife
gave him with a hatchet, obtained a
warrant, for since her return from Se
attle recently she told him she would
kill him before the end or the month.
and yesterday was July 28. Tony some
time ago secured a divorce from his
belligerent wife and married another
woman.
In the police court today Rosa re
fused to do a thing unless an Italian
Interpreter was present. Her case will
be heard tomorrow.
Following is a partial list of Rosa's
acts of violence: ,
Hitting her husband three times o!h
the head with a hatchet.
Striking a dentist who was operating
on her, using her umbrella.
UbIhk her umbrella to good effect
upon John Oorduno In the police sta
tion while Cordano was a city detective.
Attempting to asphyxiate her hus
band. Breaking the windows of the Sisters'
school at Vancouver, where her chil
dren had been placed.
. Doing the same thing at an institu
tion near lieaverton.
Hmashlng Patrolman Murray on the
head with a sledge.
A charge of insanity wss laid against
Mrs. de Cicco several months ago, but
was not pressed, as she agreed to go
to Seattle and stay there. By her re
turn she has broken the orders of the
court.
Knox $5.00 Straws
Bristol $3.00 Straws
Panama $7.00 Values $3.50
Ladies' Sailors Half Price
$2.50
$1.50
A KISTOBXCAA SaVAJfA
DAMON AND PYTHIAS
The Most Magnificent Kpectaoular '
Scene fc2vr staged.
DOM MIS8 IT
AT
the lyric; thbatrb
Main 4H8B, A-1028.
NICKELODION
130 8IXTX.
Change Lvery Day
AU GOOD lUIJIOTt,
THE)
Queen Kllxabeth hive. Ladies of the
Maccabees of the World, will give a
lawn fete social at tho residence of
Mrs. A. E. Combs, 990 East Yamhill
streot, Thursday evening, July SO.
Mrs. M. A. Butler, -637 Smith street,
brought a beautiful bunch of Lambert
cherries raised In her yard at Munta
villa, to The Journal office a day or two
Bince. The cherries are so large that
their weight broke down several of the
largest branches. It is reported that
a suit for damages Is about to bo
brought against Mrs. Butler by the
parents of a barefoot boy who unwarily
passed under an overhanging limb of
the cherry tree. One of the cherries
dropped and hit his foot.
Central W. C. T. V. held a business
meeting Wednesday afternoon. Ar
rangements are being made for the an
nual meeting September 2 and all the
officers and superintendents are re
quested to have written yearly reports.
A membership contest Is being Inaug
urated. Next Wednesday will oe Lady
Henrv Somerset day. and the program
will be in charge of Mesdames Roper,
Bleoth and Christian. Light refresh
ments will be served.
O. N. Ford and F. P. Bhaughnessy of
the Mount Bcott Improvement associa
tion, have been named as"a peace com
mittee to trv ami bring about a union
with their rival club at Mount Scott In
the interests of the whole district. The
Mount flcott Push club Is the name of
the other organisation. t'Ifferences
over annexation caused ill-feeling which
resulted In the old club being split up
into two clubs.
10 ACTA! JUDGE
Colonel Harriman Wires
Acceptance to Offer of
Country Club.
AT THE THEATRES
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Colonel Robert L. Harriman of Bunce
ton. Ma, one of the foremost horsemen
Pennev Bros.' Friday Specials. Our L ii -,. hi,a urirxi hi c.
$1.60 grade of California wines at $1 ! . .
ner srallon. Our SI grade at 75c Der ; ceptance of the offer to come to Port-
gallon. Friday only. 379-381 East Mor- land to act as starting Judge for the
rlson street. Phones iiiast 287; li-iizb.
Free delivery.
The Oregon Transfer company has
opened offices at 124 Sixth street,
X'orth. and are nrenared to take earn nf
hauling as usual. Call Pacific States connection with the week's races
harness racesi to be held at the Country
club the last week of Septembor. Col
onel Harriman will also conduct the
combination sale, which will be held in
and
Tangled Matrimony at the Oaks.
Most peoplo H-ho are married flpd
nothing more disagreeable than rice on
their honeymoon Journey, but to those
who visit the Oaks this week tho Allen
Curtis comedy company will show the
real thing 1 matrimonial woes. The
company Is presenting "A Runaway
Honeymoon," which Is full of most
amusing complications, not to speak of
the many charming melodies scattered
here and there.
311 Morrison, 0pp. Postoffice
COOL
llMU-BOUM-BXX-U TBXO
at S o'clock.
QUIT ELECTRIC ICQSZO WKXEXa.
TONIGHT, :30,
"A RUNAWAY
HONEYMOON"
By the Curtis Comedians and Gingers.
New People In Cast.
SV&-HOT7X SHOW TWO ACTS
What do youknow about these?
"All Site Oets From the Tea Man
Is Ice." "There Never Was a Olrl
Like Her," "What a Little Smoke.
Will Do., "Dummy Love," and others.
Boys' and CHrls' Day, Angnst S6 Baa
Coupons at Selling's.
10 Minutes From Aider Street.
San Francisco
vs.
Portland
BECZEATIOir PARK, COX.
VATJQHJt AITS 94TK STS.
JULY d, 89, BO. 81, AU&UST
i. a.
Games begin week daya at
3:30 p. m. Sunday, 2:30 p. m.
Admission fee Bleachers.
I 26c; grandstand. 60c; boxes, 25o extra;
children, bleachers. 10c; grandstand. Zoo.
LADEE3' SAT TRTDAT.
Boys under 12 free to bleachers
Wednesday.
telephone,
A-1169.
Main 69, Home telephone,
We sponge and press your clothes,
shine your shoes, sill for 11.50 month.
Main 614. A-4314. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark.
Law offices of E. F. end F. B. Riley
and offices of Clackamas Title com
pany removed to suite 80S, 610, 611
Chamber of Commerce building.
building, Second
livestock show. He Is well known in
the northwest, and in addition to his
engagements here, the state fair peo-
pie have secured nis ervic amii
; ing judge for the races there the week
before the Portland meet.
In the combination sale which he will
conduct, the entry lists are about half
filled, within the past week a number
of notable offerings having been made.
J. D. Gordon of Glen Gordon Farms,"
known as the "home of the Clydes
dales, has entered 10 registered Clydes-
Lumber Exchange
and Stark streets. A few desirable ! dales, mares and fillies, this being the
rooms for hent at reasonable nrlces. flrt time that Oreeon stockmen and
Inquire P. G. Woodward, 104 id st. breeders have had an opportunity of
I securing this class of stock.
Temple Beth Israel services Friday Qrav & Chappelle have also listed a
Iast Time "Tho Thief" Tonight,
Tonight at 8:16 o'clock, at the HelJIs
theatre. Fourteenth and Washington
streets, the last performance of the
charming American actress, Miirg.iret
Illlrigton, and her excellent supporting
coflipany in the interesting drama, "The
Thief," will be Riven. Seats are now
selling at theatre box office. Io not
overlook this your last opportunity of
seeing tnia much talked about play.
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See the Pantomimes.
The first of the old-fashioned English
pantomimes to be seen here in vaude
ville is the act of Zazell and Vernon l?
at the Grand this week. All the chll-T
dren should be sent to see these funny !i
clows. "The founder" Is a gem of ' X
comedy, played by J. C Nugent and ! I
Miss Fertlg. This Is the best comedy i
playlet of the year. I T
evening at 7:30;
10:30. Owlnn to
Thirteenth street.
Saturday morning
repairs entrance on
Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas.
WashouKol and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at i p. m.
T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to J20H
Washington street, cor. Sixth. Main 8069.
Woman's Exchange. 183 Tenth street.
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
Saturday. August 19. Oregon council
No. M of the I'nlted Commercial Trav
elers will bold Its annual picnic at
(ladstone park A special train has
b.nn chartered that will leave First and
Abler streets at 9 a m. sharp. A pro
tr in nf uports has been arranged which
In ' ; a nasehall game between the
f:il n:d leans and other attractive
features.
number of standard-bred racers, aii
of them notable performers. Their list
Includes Bramford Boy (2:29H). a
elnssy pacer; Iowa Boy (2:17 H), on a
half-mile track, and winner of the re
cent free-for-all at Independence; Alta
Norte (2:164); Lenmetta, the great
stallion Klnggo, son of Norval King.
Tho number of entries la limited to
60 horses and 50 head of cattle, nearly
half of the number of cattle having
been listed, both dairy, beef and dual-
purrose being Included.
The Kuster-Erwln stables o
and Laramie will also be rep
hv n. number of nne entries
tri close September 1 and th
will be held Thursday and Friday, Sep
tember 24 and iu-
Chairman Julius L. Meier has a meet
ing of the amusement committee of the
country Club and Livestock associa
tion frr 4 o'clock this afternoon. Scores
HI of applications for concessions of varl
I ons kinds have been made and they
i hii k considered for recommendation
W. A. Wise and associates, painless to the directors, who meet next Mon-
E. W. Moore, expert photographer.
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark ats.
John C. Bhlllock law offices, moved
Gerlinger building. Second) and Alder.
J. F. Boothe has removed his law of
fice to 718-714 Board of Trade bldg.
PERSONAL.
Fprest Sunervl
Columbia forest has Just returned from T
a trip to the Wind river nu!g' where T
he. putseveral orews out making trails'
through the forest. He says the buckle-;T
berries were never more plentiful In ' T
that region. Hundreds of Indiana from !T
the lakima country are ennmed mum T
the reserve and th
their winter supply
ScTTlRW
of bcrr
s me drv hi
les. The In- i ,
10 Per Cent Discount
GREEN-MARSHALL'S --
Shingle Stain, 75 per gallon in five-gallon cans,
less 10 per cent discount. Our prices are as low
as any paint house in the city, and we give you
10 per cent discount from that on all lines ex
cept lead and linseed oil.
Wall Papers 25 Per Cent Discount
This sale lasts until August 25. Don't overlook
this opportunity.
Oregon faint & Varnish Co.
Leading East Side Paint Dealers
93 Grand Avenue
Bet. East Washington and East Stark
PHONES EAST 2898, B-2435
TEETH WITH OR,
WITHOUT PLATES
oxrr or sown hsoitlb
We can do your entire Crown, S ridge
ana piate won in a ciay ir neeeaaary.
I Positively Painless Extracting Prea
when plates or bridges are ordered.
I Sensitive teatb and roota remoysd wlth
! out tfca least pain. Ten chairs. Only
the most sclentlflo and careful work.
' 30 TEAKS XH MBTJUn.
WA WfT? AIrD ASSOCIATES
" 3PaJnlaaa Dentist a.
: Falling Bldg., Third and WftsMnftoa
8 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sundays to IS.
I Painless Extraction. 60c; Plates, IS.0O.
Both Phones. A and Main iQZi.
TEETH
rmoirrrwu
mans nave Rilled off the game so that n
traveler In tho wowls cannot see even a
grouse In a whole day's Journey. i
P.ev. R C. Lnpham. pastor nf the
Second Baptist church, will leave the 1
city this week In company with several
of the young men of his church for a i
six weeks' vac.it Ion in the vlcii.Itv nf :
r
f Penverlf- wre.gs vacation In the vlcii.lty of j A
Siftft.rtirSiii Moclips and Westport Beaches
IDEAL SUMMER RESORTS
D. Chambers A Son., opticians,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
the mil-
It at the Second Baptist church nur-
Ihe mother of Arthur C tVells. liv
ing in IVtrnit. haj written Chief Qrlti
macher for help in finding her son, from
whom she hs not heard since Ausust.
J?04 At that time he wss on a vessel
In Hfinsknng. and she helieves he has
fc-j 1 s imnrhi'r on the Pacific coast
HI father iliel In March, but the eon,
I.' he still lives, knows nothing of It
t the last meeting of the Mont
villa ixvj.rd of trade a committee was
appnlrte.l to see the city engineer with
a t" having the grade nf Villa
avenue, from West avenue east, low
Ted TMs avenue will be Improved at
tlie "xpne of propertv otimi living
within l.t0 feet, either side.
dentists. Third and W
George F.
hlngton.
Brice Is now at Ml Cor
Same phones.
bett building.
Berger, algna, show cards. 2S4 TamhilL
Journal want sds. la a word.
Mrs IV. II. Nutter, living etr the
Powell Valley road. Mount Pcott ra
pirted to the police this morning that
her home had ken enter! by burglara
durlna the right and eaveral arud'-s
and om money stolen. Aa the ho-aa
! mtiM tho city llmlta the caaa baa
been turned ever to the ehriy offlc.
The nacldpai dvU aervtce eomml
aloti will hold 4 anttag thla aftarnooa
te et a lit fnr the heart?-a c-f the caa
gainst the 4yoed te-tlm. The
e naaiaatoa wm , t Aava oet yrster-
DnUdln Permit.
W. A.Radef, erect dwelling. TlbbettS
between East Thirtieth and East Thirtv
Orst. I1.7H0; Albert Lawson, erect
dwelling. East Twent v-aecond between
East Ash and East Pine. $1,600; Nina
Judge, erect dwelling, Moore between
between Vancouver and Williams. II.
000; C F. Pederson. trect dwelling. East
Tenth between Mason and Skldmore.
Al!er between EaKThlrteenth nd Eftct
Fourteenth. ll.tyO; 0orga McDonald
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. ll.tSO: IX D mlslon of proposed electric ral way
Coulson. rct dwelling. East Salmon ; franchises to the vote of the people Is
Mwmii East Twenty-BHth and Twenty- Invalid. It Is held that the "direct
seventh, I.it0: W. J. Burden, erect 1 charter amendment law la a genera
dwelling, Marguerite between Villa and statute which must give way to spe
Olaey. ILtv; J T. EnhJa. f,rct dwell- ctal acta. There is an existing stats
Ing. East Nineteenth between Alberta law apeciflcally vesting the power to
and WygajiC U.0: Portland Hotel grant franchises In the mayor and city
fllith streeL coonoi. ana mis iiw prevaua fucn
day.
SEATTLE LOSES IN
SUPRE3IE COURT
Charter Ammdmetit ProvMlnn for
Vot on R. R, Franchise Is
Drclarrl Invalid.
western Washington, will fill
pit at
ing Pr. I-apham's absence.
C. M. I.evey, vice-president In charge ;
of operation of the Northern' Pacifh-
and Henry (". N'utt. general mAnsger nf '
th wes'ern dlvlolnn. r In Portlnml to- !
dav. looking sfter matters connected
with the physical condition of the svs- (
torn. Mr Ivey takes a cheerful view
of cnnilltlons. nrd says there Is a fine
o-titlook for all Pacific northwest busl- '
nes. i
Easily reached via Northern Pacific
Railway with frequent train service
9
Lady Woolston Now
Slender j
(Prc1l Dlntch to The Jorl 1
Oljmp!. Wash., July 10. The au
I preme conn nas ncia mn m cuann
l amendment adopted by the city of Se-
betweea i attle last March, providing for the sub-
eomraBy, refialr hotel. Six'
IMS- RMMitha .l.f ... .r. jVAm-
IvVy between Twanty -first ati
TwwitT-ewiTid. II to; A. M. Krmpp.
erect sweJilng, Lut Ninth between East
Market ad East Mill. H.?: C. T.
Catling, etwt dwelling. Behnont between
Kaat Tbtrtv-eiiU aa4 aAat Tlrt
aevenlo. Ilil. .
offlciala have no authority to submit
franchtsa ordinances to tha people, of
the city. The vpnkn eetabflshes the
validity of a fraachlsa to the Seattle
ElerJlrtc company granted by the mayor
and city enanell tn Jane. eoVwrlng Aikl
avenue Eixty-thlrd avenua Muiaweat
and atfar etreeta.
On her lsst visit to New Tork fh
charming, titled Engllah kinswoman of
the Van Horn Mentors of Rhode Islsnd
w-aa quite plump ev.-n fat yes, down
right fat. This visit she Is bea u?!fu II y
slender, but neither exercising nor diet
ing did It, she says
Here is her advice to her Amsrlcan
cousins, wiio would safely and quickly
take off a pound ft of fat a day and
keep it off as desired
Take a teaspoon ful a
bedtime of this almpl
remedies: ounce Marmol
Fluid Extract Caa-ara Aromatio and
JH ouncea Hyrup simplex. Th ar- j J
tlclea cost little, may p obtained at J
any drug atora, and can ta mixed at
home by any (ma
Thare Isn't a wrinkle nor a stomach I
acha In a barrel ful.- concluded her i T
ladyship. That Is. aha meant all that. ( J
intraga aer lang-uaga waa mucn aBor'a
iftsr meala and at A
! trio of home X
Jarmola, v ounce !-
Summer Tourist Fares $60.00
For the round trip to St. Paul, Minne
apolis, Duluth, Sioux City, Omaha,
Kansas City, Etc.
Chicago, $7250 St Louis, $6750
Ask your nearest Northern Pacific
agent regarding train service, rates, etc
or address
A. D. CHARLTON,
AL Geo, Fata. Agent. -
255 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND, OREGON
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warn
Save
Money
Coma and have free examination.
WE EXTRACT TEETH FREH; 8He
VER FILLINQB, 85o UP; GOLD FILL
INGS. 75c UP; BET OF TEETH. 14.00:
EPLENDID BET, $1.00; QOLO
CROWNS. IJ.80 TO 18.00.
All work guaranteed for ten years.
Ladv attendant always present. Alt
work done absolutely without pala by
specialists ef from la to 10 years' as
perlence.
Boston Dentists
Home Fhone A-9030.
rnoaa BCala 903a
91 M MorrisoB Bt, Odd. Toatoffloa. -
alegant, af couraa.
Diamond House Paint
OUARAITTEED
gallon lota. SI. 40 par faX
1 gallon lota. Sl.BO per ali
Manafaeturad br
PORTLAND S1SB &, DOOR CO.
39 rtomt t. rortlaa4, Oa.
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