The Oregon daily journal., July 31, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 31. 1903.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Ormnd Vaudeville
The Oaks Concert 8 p. m.
"Runaway Honeymoon, 8:15
JOUBaTAIi JLT TEH BEAOXZ8. e
In order to procure prompt and d
more satlBfactory aervlce, when
at the aummer resorts, order
from the following Journal e
rents at regular city rates.
Ilwaco Sk llwaco Railway com- e
pAny. Louis Cohen, news agont.
Long Beaoh, Edward McAllen.
Ocean Park. Louis Cohen.
Beavlew, F. E. Btrauhal.
The Breakers, J. M. Arthur.
Gearhnrt, A. Utzlnger.
Seaside, Lynn Burtla. head- 4
quarters at Lewis & Co.
Newport, Harlln Talbert.
Collins Springs, J. W. Belcher. 4
WUholt Springs. F. W. Mc-
Let an.
Mngdaleno Kleb, owner of a grocery
store at 285 Burnsldo street, has 'begun
suit In the circuit court to prevent John
Mirandas from collecting bills from his
customers or Interfering with his busl
noss. He savs ho took Mnrandas Into
lila store last November to clerk for
blin, with the understanding .,h.at
Marandas should receive a share or the
i.rollts and have his name Inscribed on
the windows as though ho were a part
ner USU'O alleges that Marandas has
been wasting the profits In high living,
and although he whs dismissed on July
25 continues to rolled money from cus
tomers. Eleo wants a restraining order
Issued.
Since the decision In the municipal
court Wednesday which freed the So
cialist orators arrested Sunday after
noon at the l'lara blocks, the meetings
on Sixth street near Washington, the
coveted point of the stump speakers,
have been so well attended that a howl
of protest iias gone up from the mer
chants in the vicinity. Every evening
Sixth street Is packed with the open-air
audience, and the police have made no
mnv to hrwik uD the meetings. A pe
tition Is now being circulated asking the
I'Ollco to mnke nnother move toward
keeping Sixth street clear of the night
ly blockades.
Irvlngton residents object to the
erection of a ripe station In the pretty
Huburb, and It is probable that the site
selected at Knst Twenty-second and
Thompson streets will be abandoned by
the city executive board and another
site selected In another district. The
request Is unusual In that many other
districts are clamoring for fire protec
tion, lr'lngton contains many of the
finest residences in Portland and the
fire commit lea of tho executive -hoard
thought a fire station would be greatly
welcomed in the neighborhood.
City Attorney John P. Kavanaugh ap
peared before the city civil service com
mission yesterday and asked that sten
ographers to be employed In his office
bo examined und'r a separate classltlcH
tion. Ho explained that tho work In his
office was of peculiar nature and that,
much of It contained technical terms
which the average commercial stcnog
iupher was unacquainted with. Tils point
was considered well taken bv the coin
mission and an examination .will be held
tinder a new classification within tho
next few weeks.
fill vacancy In the position of assistant
surgeon at the Froedmen's hospital;
Heplember and 10, 108. for civil en
gineer and superintendent of construc
tion; August 16, 11108. for clinical direc
tor in tho government hospital for the
Insane.
Articles found on streetcars July 80,
returnable at lost article department, O.
W. P. Co, First and Alder streets:
Cane, four sunshades, "Klaments of
Gravity Buttery," two purses, handker
chief and money, hatchet, plans, pair
gloves, umbrella, suitcase, satchel, pin,
bracelet, lunch box, two ladles' Jackets,
five packages.
Water through boss for sprinkling
yard or sidewalks or .washing porches
or windows must be paid for In edvance
and used only between tho hours of 5,
and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p. m. it must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully it will be shut off.
A horse belonging to B. Llnd, a farm
er of Grealmm, ran away yesterday aft
ernoon and smashed his way through a
plate-glass window, eight by seven feet.
In the market grocery of Barbagelata
Bros., on I'nlon avenue and East Sal
mon street. He upset a lot of olive oil,
but was not Injured.
H. O. Seward, whom ths detectives
say left a pack of marked cards on an
up-river steamer to catch a certain pas
senger In a crooked game, was sen
tenced to 30 days on the rockplle In
the municipal court today. At the end
of that time he , must leave the city
forthwith.
A. II. Johnson Estate. The county
court has mado an order for the sale
on and after August 10, 1908 of the
property of said estate In Multnomah,
Washington, and Yamhill counties. For
details
trator,
apply to w. M. Ladd, admlnls
Flrst and Stark streets.
F. J. fillers. T. R: Savage and Robert
Taylor have appraised the estate "T
David Cotielll at 8121.95. Conelll killed
Mrs. Dolly Sharp and Delniar I'etcrkin
and then shot himself on July 19, and
among the articles listed by the ap
praisers are two revolvers.
Short river trips to Oregon City.
Steamer Pomona leaves Taylor street
dock Sunday 9 a. m., 12 m., 3 p. m
Leaves Oregon City 10:30 a. m., 1:30 anil
a p. m. Round trip 46 cents, uciceis
exchanged with O. w. P. cars.
Mrs J. Welch, 712 Miles street, Mon-
tavllla, has reported to the police that
her brother, Alkman Welch, 50 years
old, Is missing. As he suffers from an
Injury to the head received many years
ago she fears he has become temporar
ily unbalanced.
Three portraits of children recently
painted by George De Forest Brush are
lent for a short time to tho museum of
r.rt an 1 shown In the upper gallery.
One lent by Mrs. Charles H. Carey Is
a child of tho artist, the others are
children of the sculptor, A. P. Proctor.
The portrait of the tiny girl Is lent by
I. N. Flrlschner, while that of her
brother Is still in the possession uf the
painter. They are all paintings of
great beauty Illustrating the fine qual
ities of this artist's work.
The Oregon Transfer company has
opened offices at 124 Sixth street.
North, and are prepared to take care of
hauling as usual. Call Pacific States
telephone. Main 69, Home telephone,
A-1169.
Special meeting 8 p. m. this evening
at tho Htraver mission, southeast corner
North Fourth and Couch streets. A. A.
Miller, missionary from East Africa, Is
to give an address.
Rate war steamer Northland sails di
rect for San Francisco Saturday 8 p.
m. Cabin J 1 0, steerage $!, birth and
meals Included. C. H. Thompson, agent,
128 Third street.
We sponge and press your clothes,
shine your shoes, all for 81.50 month.
Main 614. A-4314. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark.
Law offices of E. F. and F. B. Riley
and offices of Clackamas Title com
pany removed to suite 609, 510, 611
Chamber of Commerce building.
Exchange building, Second
streets. A few desirable
hent at reasonable prices.
G. Woodward. 104 2d st.
SMALL ACCOUNTS
SETTLED FIRST
Title Guarantor Surplus to
Liquidate Some De
posits in Full.
Title Guarantee and Trust company
funds amounting to 80,000 have been
repaid, the expense of the two receiver
ships of George H. Hill and 11 C Meara
have been settled and the present re
ceiver still has 8187,499 cash on hand,
which he recommends shall be used to
puy a ten per ceni dividend to depos- j
Itors with claims under 8500. I
According to yesterday's Journal Re- I
cidver It. 8. Howard has filed a report
In the United Status circuit court rec
ommending that the court order a divi
dend to be declared to Title Guarantee
and Trust depositors. He makes a com
plete statement of tho present condition
of the receivership, and tho assets and
liabilities to date.
Thus far the work of the receiver
has been chleflv the finding: of all debts
and assets and their complete classifi
cation and the making of arrangements
for lluu datlort on the best terms.
The settlement of many small notes
and claims of the bank against indi
viduals and companies has been accom
plished, and In this manner the receiver
has come into possession of upwards
of 8275,000. part of which has been
used in replacement of trust funds of
the bank and In payment of expenses
of the liquidation from Its beginning
hist fall. There Is now on hnnd enough
to pay u ten per cent dividend.
Pay Small Depositors.
The receiver nsks the court to con
sider the advisability of paying off In
full tile 1,760 depositors' claims of 826
or less. He says these small accounts
encumber the books and are due for the
most part to poor persoiiB who are most
In need of the money.
The report shows a surplus In book
accounts of assets over liabilities of
8453,855. The actual value of the as
sets Is lower than they are carried on
the books, however, and regarding many
of these assets It is Impossible to tell
Just how much will be realized.
The total number of claims of all
classes Is 7, COO. amounting to 81.804,56(1.
The total number filed and allowed Is
4.S00. amounting to 81.746,729, not In
cluding tho claim of Ladd & TUton for
$C07,25f, which Is subordinate In time
and runk by direction of W. M. Ldd.
The cash now applicable to the pay
ment of claims Is $187,499, There are
2,700 claims neither filed or presented,
amounting to $67,826.
Of the total 7.500 claims against the
bank only the following have been re
jected by the receiver:
The 'interior. cmcago i n.o
start Monday for 10 days' outing on
Tanner creek, near Bonneville, on ths
Columbia river. The party Is In chars
of Key. W. T. Jordan, pastor of ths
church, who Is exirlenced In namplng
life. Mr. Jordati la a crack rifle shot
and he hopes to be able to give his boy
companions a taste of venison while
they are In camp. The country Is very
wild and mountainous In the vicinity of
the camp ground selected.
ILL I ! - - -
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invito your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Phones
Mala 165
Home 11165
First and Oak
Agnes K. Hall
Mrs. G. M. Antenone
Marguerite Wood
Hose Gardner, assigned to W.
M. Kllllngsworth
Robert Galloway
George Dynuii
Pctronel E. Carter.
Lumber
and Stark
rooms for
Inquire. 1).
Golden Grain Granules, the 100 per
cent pure cereal coffee, cures dyspepsia
tind nervousness. All grocers. Tastes
better than common coffee.
Dr. Will Jackson, dentist, 1020H Bel
mont street, Sunnyslde. Office phones
Tabor 603, B-2474 ; residence phones
East 6230, B-1474.
Steamer Jesse Hnrkins, for Cnman,
Washougal and wav landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Jlnkln Lum Chinese restaurant, corner
Fourth and Everett streets, will open
tomorrow morning. Give It a trial.
Archbishop Christie, Bishop A. J. j
Glorleux of Boise, Idaho, and Right Kov. (
Abbott Thomns, O. S B.. of St. Bene-
diet's Abbey were among the notable j
personages of the Catholic cb rgy In the I
mrtliwest who were present ill the In- j
vestlture of Kev. James Hauw as pro i
touotaiy apostolic. The ceremony took
place at St. Paul, Oregon, July 23. Arch
foshop Christie read the ritual and be
stowed the honor granted to Monseig
pe'ir Knuw by the pope.
At IIolle' & Merrill's laundry, corner
of Tenth and Flanders streets, this
evening at S o'clock the colored men of
the city will meet to org.inly.e a Taft
and Sherman club. The new organiza
tion has been called to meet by order
of the colored men's committee and ex
pects after permanent organization to
take an nctive part in the coming presi
dential campaign in Multnomah county
and Portland.
Mr. Frank F. Freeman has moved his
law office to rooms 809-1 1 Board of
Trade building; Main 934, A-2934.
James Fletcher, Jr
William A Rosebraugh.
Francis W, Uosebraugli
Carl J. Kasner
Bertha Hamilton
F. W. Garske
Louis M. Anderson....
John Carlvle
J. S. McMillan
J S. McMillan
Files rnll Report.
The receiver's report of the bank's
condition In liquidation Is as follows:
REBOUKCfcS.
Loans and discounts $1,418,482.94
Mortgage loans 137,709.56
Point View contracts 495.40
Holladay park contracts... 8,263.46
289.92
6.66
10.87
1,285.00
32.10
126 25
20.86
5.00
4.17
24.40
5.00
11.52
190.00
1.27
12.96
45,120.00
8,750.00
AurrKEMziTTa.
THE GRAND VandevHlede Inxe
All this week
The World Famed
Pantomlmlsts
rhe Easell-Vsrnon
COM PAN Y,
"Ths Elopement."
Next Week "Slrronjs," ths lady Baffles
C. Grant Gardner,
and Marie Stod
dard, J. C. Nugent
Co., and Five
Other Big Acts.
A H2ST0KICAX DBA. Iff A
DAMON AND PYTHIAS
The Most Magnificent Spectacular
Scene Ever Staged.
DONT MI88 IT
AT
THIS LYRIC THBATRR
Main 4686, A 1028.
NICKELODION
130 SXXTX.
Change Every Day
Ail. OOOD SUBJECTS,
Total 81,554,941.86
Overdrafts - . . 22,954.55
Bonds 288,000. 00
Stocks 678,736.67
Real estate accounts 46,154.62
Miscellaneous assets and fix
tures 11112.16
Abstract plant 125. 000. 00
Safe deposit vaults 60,000.00
Duo from banks .90
Amounts receivable
General books ..8 S. 563. 94
Trust books 30.46 1.10 89,025.04
Cash on hand
General books . .8H1.1S9.25
Trust books .... 46,310.09 187,499.84
COOL
BXBCK-BOUM-BSB-BA TB.IO
at 3 o'clock.
GREAT EX.XSOTBXO MTJSIO WHEEL.
TONIGHT, 8:30,
"A RUNAWAY
HONEYMOON"
By the Curtis Comedians and Singers.
New People In Cast.
S4-HOTTR SHOW TWO ACTS
What do you know about these?
"All She Gets From the Ice Man
Is Ice," "There Never Was a Girl
Like Her " "What a Little Smoke.
Will Do., "Dummy Love," and others.
Boys' and Girls' Day, August 28 Bss
Coupons at Selling's.
18 Minutes Prom Aider Street.
San Francisco
Three live, hlfh-grade business
ertv snaps, till August 5.
"26 Stark, phone 1189. No agents.
uslness nrop
W. S. Stock,
T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to 3 26H
Washington street, cor. Sixth. Main 8069"
Woman's Kxchange. 18.1 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
K. W. Moore, expert photographer.
Elks' building, Seventh and Stark sts.
John C. Shillook law offices, moved
Gerllnger building, Second and Alder.
J. F. Boothe lias removed his law of
fice to 713-714 Board of Trade bldg.
Mrs. Herman Waterholter, 248 Tilla
mook street, died at 7 o'clock Wednes
day evening. Apoplexy, from which she
had suffered for 10 years was the 'cause
of her death Mrs. Waterholter was
born in Germany 64 years ago. She had
Hved In Portland for 25 years The
funeral will he 'held from Holman's
chapel at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The body will be placed In the crematorium.
Under Sheriff F. C. Pollard and Pep.
nty C, K- Johnson of Siskiyou county.
Cal.. came to Portland yesterday f-.r
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wicks, who were
nrrrsted at Cnthlnrnet, Wash, a few
days ago and put In the Multnomah
county jail for safekeeping. i' hs and
his wife are accused of stealing nho.it
S 1.300 from an uncle of the wnmnre
The officers left with their prisoners
last night.
The United States civil service com
mission announces the following exam
inations September 2 and S. 15ns. to
I). Chambers ,V Sim, opticians,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
321
Total 82,926,418.84
LIABILITIES.
Miscellaneous accounts pay
able 8
Check accounts
Time certificates of deposit
Demand certificates or de
posit 313,259.84
Savings accounts
Certified checks
Cashier's checks
Iieposltors' ai-count savings
books for hanks, etc
Outstanding drafts
Bills payable
Accounts payable
General books ..8 1,670.28
Trust books .... 36,677.69
Sundry earnings.. 4.1. 74277
Sundry expenses.. 19.800.53
Assets over liabilities
1.588.99
909,932.71
167,710.56
399.439.62
372.1 0
11,184.82
49.83
1.070 71
607,256.80
38.347.97
23,933.2 I
452,269.39
VS.
Portland
BEOREATIOIf PARK, OOU.
VATJOKN A1TD S4TH STS.
JULY 28, 29, 30. 31, AUGUST
1. a.
Games begin week days at
3:30 p. m., Sunday, 2:30 p. m.
Admission fee Bleachers,
25c; grandstand, 50c; boxes, 25c extra;
children, bleachers. 10c; grandstand, 25c.
LADIES' DAT TBXDAT.
Boys under 12 free to bleaohers
Wednesday.
BCHOOr8 AND COLLEGES.
W. A .
dentists.
Wise and associates, painless
Thud and Washington.
George F Brloe Is now at 408 Cor
bett building. Same phones.
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill.
C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Dr. E.
Journal want ads. lc a word
COIiSKT SALE TOMORROW
Total 82,926.413.64
Settle With Other Concerns.
Through proceedings now In progress
In the courts It is expected to secure
favorable settlement or tne bank m
! claims agntnst the Colonial Investment
I company and the Portland Development
i company, two corporations subsidiary
I to the old bank and having valuable
I property holdings at the Lewis and
I Clark exposit ion grounds. Prospects are
also gooil tor realizing money trom
the Oregon Lniul anil Water compa
irritation project at Irrleon. The
reiver will probably be able to pav all
the banks liabilities In full within the
two and three-year limits fixed by the
court for settlement of claims
my a
re-
Thoinson's Glove-Fitting and Warner's
Bust-Proof.
A great Saturday sale of these two
well known makes. A style for every
flg;:re. Special redueed prlees for to
morrow M.Allen McDonnell. Third
and Morrlsorvstreets.
in;i7jniPERs for
COMING HORSE SHOW
HOYS WILL EXJOY
DELIGHTS OF COMPANY
Need a Position?
The Leading Business College
PORTLAND, OREGON,
GUARANTEES
Positions to its Graduates.
Day and Evtning.
PHONES: Main 590, A-1596
a
Ten happy members of the I and Tou
club of the Central Baptist church will
TEETH
Girls will be girls!
They will roll on the
grass.
They will scil their
dresses. They will get
their hands and faces
dirty.
All right! Let them!
Ivory Soap and water
will make everything
clean again. -
Exjusilf STaHahk for bath, toCct
and fine iaandry oe.
Ivory Soap
99tHo Per Cent. Pure
Word has lien received hy the Port
land llii'it cluh thst horse owners at
Vnnrnno r find Victoria. P ". fire
r-'hoollng their mounts for th tilth
Jumps mill are determined to t.ike the
cup for tt l framr-- across the horder
when the big Tertian t horse show comes
off this autumn Iist yenr It was fully
ntpectel that the celebrated V"
( Rti her. mrH by J V Farrell of 8e ;
attle srd ridden by Captain Hsnford
T-j.ivl Stat, nrmy, mould win th-
trrr.hv for the ;!(h Jump, but the ant
mhl proved so fractious that he eoulj
not be put over the Pars In goorl form
I nn-1 (tto remnn I'rsr.k. ridden bv
j Will Wslters. one r f Ihe prettle't find
i mot eer.sl.tert Jumpers in the Pacific
I northwest, easllv carried off the trophy
Mr. Karre'.l will enter "ox Catcher
er.-iin an,! If he rp-ts a recent per-f-
rmanep in Vancouver when he cleared
the bar at 7 feet S Inches, he will be
hard to defet
Trrm
Save
Money
nodding Permit.
L. E Carter, erect dweillrr. Han
rvk between East Forty-elith and
Kat Firty-flfth. II 0. Mephen
rtir-ol repair church. Clay btwrn
Twelfth and Thirteenth, ll-e J H
Kraft and H Van Zant. ret dwellina.
Commercial near Plandlna. 12.000 Sar
ah Burroyoe. r pe.br dwelling. 147 por
ter. ll.Ji'ie, Mr tjllhMte, rpalr ealoon.
M o rri eon rtwn F"lrwt and geroi.
f l.0: II. R. Pourn. ruri delllr.g-"Cu)lT
nr Randy Rcd. !.. William
Frtlander. repair tore PI and era be
tween fifth and tilth, II.l
Come and hare free examination.
tt. B FYTUii-T TlTir-ru L' U IT L' .aTT
VER FILLINGS, ISe'fP; OOLD FILL- I
I.NtJS. 76c Ir; PET OF TEETH. 14 0:
SPLENDID SET. lt.00; GOLD
CROWNS. (2 50 TO 15 00.
All work guaranteed for ten Tear. '
I-a3T attendant alwaya preaant- Atl 1
work ilona abaolutelT without pala by I
perlallata of from ll to 10 yaj-e- as-
perlenca. i
Boston Dentists
sai Fho-aa A-0O34V.
raom Mala 0030.
MIH Korrtaoa at. Or, roa-tofna-a.
ECLECTIC
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
NOW IN SESSION
DAT A JTD rVENTWO CI.AS8XS
riacos young people In good powltlons
Our Individual Instruction the best.
No dlaeouraged atudents. all make
good progress.
X. E. BXCXAJLSSOV. L. I. B Prae.
Worcester block. Portland. Oregon.
Thone Main 4504.
OUTLET CLOTHING CO., Firs! and Morrison Slrcels
mi(Bl(0)ir
We Mast Raise Money at 0nee!Q
I,. . !,! .. IP .,, , 1.1 .,.,.. 1 , 'J
We have decided to make this store one of rare bargains
and worthy of your patronage, and while we are at it lefs
all enjoy it We have no use for this merchandise and be
sides we need the money Both reasons coupled together
compels us to offer you the most
Sensational Suit Sale Ever Known
Every article has been reduced, nothing reserved, no limit,
buy as you like and what you need, and buy now for later,
as we shall never again be able to repeat such tremendous
slashing of prices
in Our Store, Your Choice
Any Man's Suit in the store,
that formerly sold at $30, $35
anrJ $40 in the verv newest Qftwal
' T 1 ' - J
shades and colors, made by
Strause & Bros., Baltimore;
David Adler & Sons, Milwau
kee a recommendation in
itself without any limit or
restrictions. You need only
see our Morrison street win
dows to satisfy yourself that
this is absolute, truth and
nothing but the truth
Any Suit
HUUfl
ii
JUL
lip ml1 1
10c Linen 15c Black $1 Balbriggan
Handk'fs 2 and Brown . Underwear
Sox 7 37
50c President :
Suspenders $5.00 Bathing Suits
23 J- B. Stetson Half Price
r Hats $3.15
Suitcases 72 50c Fancy Sox
Half Price 50c kt,C3
Bovs' 2-Piece cri n u $1 Golf Shirts
.p. . $1.50 Golf oA
Suits Price Shirts 87Q J?L
$5.00 Men's 50c Underwear Shocs! Shocsl
Pants $2.45 ity Half
HATS HATS $2.00 Pongee $3.00 Pongee
Half Price Shirts 95 Shirts 91.10
You Should By
All Means
come here Saturday. Just
stop and think what it is
to you enabling you to
save over 100 per cent.
Buy a suit now, whether
you need it or not, for
never again will you have
such a chance. All men's
wear reduced to about one
half the former price.
Nothing reserved every
thing must go at once.
OUTLET aOTHIRKG C
FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS
DALLAS COLLEGE ?TEETH WITH OR
Boiled Linseed Oil
i OAl.UiS I'T9 BSl
Row Linseed Oil
i OAU...N iv.Ts 5T!the allkx prepara
Pure White Lend torn" niOOI.
The rurposea of th! Institution r YVITW OUT PLATES
l to furnish to vouna; mrn and women "
' a libera; Christian educa'.lon. to lay a OUT OF JOWI flOrU
1 deep and broad foun 1atKn In the study yr oaa do jour astlre Orowa. Irtop
of the nrlTii-es. art and philosophy, plat Work in a day If necessary,
and to build up a "trong and Int"--!!!! ratals Ertraotla Trae
lectuaJ moral cl.irarTer.
1 Offer UruaJ College Oouree) Cla-ial-
ai. Bcleatlflo. Elementary. Aoa4e
I mio and KnatcaX
! Krpeneee romlnal. Te fa'ti'tr ran
-arrange for llmttod number of s:idnta
to earn th-lr wit in f-,11 or 'n part
New term comm. rres S-i l'm!r ZS
For CataJof-oe aad Information Addraoa
C. A- MOCK. Dailao. Otf-
hn r ate-a or brldaes are oraere-i.
Sensitive teeth and roots remove with
out the le,rt pala. Ten chairs. Only
the moat scientific and careful work.
90 TEAM XJT POBTaVAJTS.
W. A. WISE-."D.?'
v.nin. alfl raird and WaaAlAatoa
t a. m. to t p. m.. Pundays to 11 I
Painleaa FTTtractlon. 60c; Plates, li te.
Both Pbonea. A and Main lila.
A New Departure
The coat of Interments hAa boon
rreeuly reduced by the Holman Under
taking company.
Heretofore It has ben the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all incidentals connected with a fu
nerai The Kd ward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed fropa
that custom. When cusket la furnished
by us we make no extra chargea for
erflbalmlnc. hearae to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired of us, eicept clothing, cemetery
and mrriagee, thus cffectlna; a earing
of lit to 171 on each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
tao TmxBS rr. com. iixjioi.
In Parts lart year 4 1. It I bcraa were
kflled for fnod. wntch wee e more
then the tsrwrlons rewr. Thee" snlmais
rvsided IMM.m rwundsef saeet.
PKR IPs
7.50
Portland Sash i Door Co. is
fOBTlAjrV. OB.
mo noir rr.
Thorough rrpar"on " eatern
erd western collgs FTigl th year be
ns September :i. 1 Catalogs
THE ALLEN FRFrARAtORT SCHOOL,
Tortlano. vr.
WILH0IT SPRINGS
; Hotel Now Open
Stage leaves Oregon CUT, Ts"sy.
i Thnradsy And Sftturdfty sntll JalTL,
1 the dally at Sam. Fats
F. W. McLcmn. proprietor.
ta.
COAL
Kemmcror Coal
The Rest Wyoming Coal on the
land Market.
OXTsCXLTT BBOB. (ZJTO.)
Re ok era 11th an1 MarahalL Ph
Main 1U A llll.
TU OOAST KACim BaTVAXB CXV.
ewtAC saacAias raveuv wwrh smr sp s
eiaJty. e rep Ir and guarantee an y
eewtr.g ma-htnA. no matter what make,
or how t-A'V we do any klexl ef rwpaJr
work and cleaning si the lowest poest
Me rate Rlcrele and stove repelling,
lock work and key rutin We eali for.
deliver and guarantee all week. aa
hare the ny gae.Ue englaa eisert eta
the ParirVr rst Pleone Kaat 1111,
461 East Uornsoa ba, PartUod. Or.
rr :
A BIT.
$5
$10.00 SET OF
TEETH FOR
Written Oaaraatee for 19 Tears.
CBOWsTal Any tooth la the snout h
we crown with solid s;ol(t. Jlk, rune.
oliiT4. to- lb .34-00
Any Porcalaln Crowa made nm anal
ter what they are railed or haw
fen.V. . .'.fTlT. .$4.00
BaVniBw-olid OoJd Too. stolid
Oold Barks. PorfelaJa SI ff
rronta. ir tth viUU
ftnltd Gold Teeth. t!k, 4
bridga. per teeth 9f.Vv
All ther arork sama price,
proportions tel r.
rAIVXESS BITB ACTTOPJ Tree
Wka rkntew er Bnere Are Ordered
aVbewsBte OaaraaSewa. .
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rtTU An cocct tt' - t
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