THE OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST . 1908.
Town Topics
TONIGHTS AMUSEMENTS.
?rend Vaudeville
ha 0s. ...Conoert I p--m....
...."Tha Marry Graf tar a," p. m.
ARRANGE SEAIS
TO HOLD 13,
ILLEGAL FRAME
lOXrtLXAJ. AT TMM MAOsTSB.
In order to procure prompt and
mora ; satisfactory anrlo. when
at tha aummar raaorta, order
from tha following Journal
aaanta tit refular city rate.
Ilwaco A Ilwaco Railway com
pany, Louis Cohan, nawa agent.
' hong Beach, Edward MaAIlan.
Ooaan Park, Louis Cohan,
Stavlew. T, E. BtrauhaU
Tha Breaker, J. M. Arthur.
Gearhart, A. Utalnger.
Beaelde, Lynn Burtla. bead
quartera at Lawla 6 Co.
Newport, Harlln Talbert.
Colllna Bprlnra, . W, Balobar.
Wllholt Springs. T. VW. Mo-Leran.
Bleachers to Be Added to
Accommodations .for
Crowds at Fair.
Eaatarn Oregon boasta of number
of good schools, among whloh Pendleton,
academy la a leadar In several direc
tion. Established primarily aa a col
lege preparatory school and atlll layin
atreaa upon thla part of lta worn
haa added new couraea, thua keeplng;
ii n with tha riamsnds of the nUDllC. TWO
years ago a couraa In domaatlo - aclence
and another In Instrumental muaio wera
added, which hava proven vary aattsfao
tory and attracted numoera of deaerv-
kia atudents. Thla year an aaaiuonai
rnuru la nttmrnA In VOCSl mualC. Under
one of tha moat accompllahed vocallaU
In Oregon. Parents wno nave cnuarra
for whom they are seeking a proper
eohoet for higher education ahould con-
iilt with the principal. Key. w. n.
Iileakney. Pendleton, Or.
Patrolman C. F. King, one of the old
est membera of tha police force, may
lose the use of one leg as the result of
an accidental shot from his own re
volver. King haa the park blocks In
North Portland as a part of his beat
Last evening he took off his holstered
revolver when entering tffe waiting,
room at the corner of Park and Davis
streets. Tn picking It up again the re
volver slipped In some way from the
bench arid falling upon the floor was
dlscharRerl. The bullet entered the left
leg, shattering the bone. Patrolman
Hlrsch and Harms heard his cries for
help and aent lilm to his home at 58S
Jefferson.
The receipts of the county clerk's
offloe for the month of July were al
most the same aa In the corresponding
month last year. In the recording de
partment, however, where an index to
r.-altv business Is found, an Increase of
over"$16d Is shown. In July, 1907. the
receipts In that department amounted
to J2.612. and lost month to 2,669. The
total receipts last month were 4.62
and the expense $3,637. a profit of $1,
3 25. Amonjf the expenses Is Included
the cost of a new filing rack for the
circuit court. ad'Hne $600. In the coun
tv court drpnrtmtnt $1,033 were re
ceived and In the circuit court $96.
Plans wera discussed yesterday af
ternoon, at tha regular monthly meet
ing of tha dlractore of tha Country club
and Llvestook' association for tha ereo
tlon of bleachers with a seating capa
city of from 7.000 to 10.000 people In
addition to the steel and concrete grand
stand which will aeat $,600. Tha final
decision In the matter went over until
the next meeting.
The transportation committee report
ed that the arrangements now under
way with the Portland Railway. Light
St Power company and with the O. H. fc
K. regarding tha additional passenger
service to be given the crowds at the
race meet and livestock ahow were
practically satisfactory and that the
two oompanlea would probably be able
to move the crowds with dispatch
In order to reduce the detailed han
dling of the entire week's program to
a almpllfied system, F. O. Downing,
the well-known local horseman and
aoortsman who haa had wide experience
In such matters was urged to take the
chairmanship or the managing commit
tee. He consented to act and will di
rect the racing card, the show progsam,
the entertainment, accommodation,
amusement, refreshment and other fea
tures. Exclusive officers of the club
will act In an advisory capacity on the
committee.
Thla arrangement wiU relieve the
board of director of further worry
over the endleas details of carrying oat
the program as scheduled. Mr. Down
log has had marked sucoeas tn handling
horse shows aad similar events In the
northwest.
In order to encourage breeding of
fancy stock, the Country club, people
decided to establish a Portland futur
ity for which a $5,000 stake for two-year-olds
and three-year-olds In 1910
and 1911 will be hung up. The sug-
geatlon was unanimously Indorsed and
entries iof foala. of 1908 will be aakei
for at once. The futurity will provide
for four races,, two each year men
tioned, and the only obligation placed
upon tha Country club ana LlvestocK
association will be to put up $300 for
each of the four eventa.
The directors voted to hold regular
weekly meetings each Monday after
noon from now on. Instead of only once
a month as heretofore.
BUNG
STANDS
City Building Inspector Dob
son Would Hurry Action
Against Nottingham.
City Building Inspector Dobson is
growing restive under the delay of Sen
ator Nottingham In refusing to tear
down tha building ha erected at Eaat
Second and Stark streets In violation of
the city building laws, and said this
morning that he intenda writing a letter
to City Attorney Kavanaugh asking that
me case dc hurried aa much as posstble.
Dobaon Kfl.ii! this mnrnlm that th Ha.
lay was no fault of his and that If he
had his wuy he would have NottlnKham
in court and have the ml Inn of Jtnls-n
Cameron set aside and Nottingham tried
on me facts in tha case. Judge Came-
lndeflnitely postponed sentence in
PIANOS GOING
VERY FAST
AND NO WONDER. WHEN YOU
CONSIDER SPLENDID BRAND
NEW $350 AND $375 STYLES
GOING AT THIS SALE
ONLY $194.00 AND $2l00.
polntment of a receiver to take charge
of the Sherman lode-ins- house at 123
Twelfth street, which he and Amy Dea
con began to manage as a co-partnership
on March 2. He charg-es that she
haa collected $1,160 and refuses to ac
count for any part of tha aum, neither
win sne BUDmit tneir dispute to arni
tratlon. aa provided for In the agree
ment. He aays she has Incurred debts
without his consent and has threatened
to sell out the business. Mrs. Deacon
has been cited to appear before Judgn
Cleland this afternoon to show cause
why a receiver ahould not be appointed.
Nottingham's case until the 6ould
straighten the matter with the Council.
The oouncll can take no action and has
refused to do so, but Nottlnghom atlll
has his building on the east tilde.
In order to have the matter dldnnned
of Dobson says he will call upon the
city attorney to take action or shof
why Nottingham is allowed to maintain
the building In defiance of the bulldinsr
laws. He says that he haa called on
the cltv attorney nearly averr rinv for
me past two weeks, but haa been unable
to have the case brought up.
City Attorney Kavanaugh etated that
he haa been attending to other business
in me once ana supposed that the case
naa Deen disposed of when the Not
tingham cases were ud In the municipal
court the other day. He says that there
is no intention on tils part to delay the
matter and that he will take It up im
mediately. ASKS PROTECTION
Terms of Ona Dollar Week by Pay
ing Five Dollars When You Make a
Selection Piano la Sent Home at
Once Don't Wait.
Did you read our announcement In
Sundays papers? We imaclne you
didn't. otherwlHe you'd have been here
yesterday selecting the piano.' The nun
area win soon be sold
it S only a quet-
set them whose
home will be gluddened by muslo.
tlon as to who will get them-
EBOia CAMS
A dividend of 10 per cent on claims
filed and approved having been ordered
bv the United States circuit court for
the district of Orearon. creditors are no
tified to present their books, certificates
of deposit or other evidence of indebted
ness for payment at the office of the
receiver, corner of Second and Washing
ton streets, Portland, Or. Claims stand
iiiK In the names of minors will be paid
onlv to the parent or guardian who or
islnally made deposit R. S. Howard
Jr., receiver, the Title Guarantee &
Trust company. Portland. Or., Aug. 1,
1908.
Harmony will have a home coming
with basket picnic, games and program
at the old pioneer camp ground near
Randy Crossing, on the Southern Pa
cific railroad, 14 miles east of Mil
waukie. Saturday, August 8. KVery
body is Invited to brina a basket lunch
eon and spend the day. A baseball
pame and other sports will be played
in the afternoon and a good program
f lven. Among the speakers are B. Lee
'ajtet and Rev. C. C. Cline, D. Da of
Portland. Those who do not wisn to
bring a lunch can buy refreshments at
the grounds.
A civil service examination for the
position of examiner of accounts In the
Interstate commerce commission will
be held September 3 and 4. There are
about 76 appointments to be made if
rating of applicants Is sufficiently high
and they prove expert in railway or
other common carrier accounting. Sal
aries range from $1,800 to $3,000 par
annum with traveling expenses while
away from "Washington or other of
ficial headquarters. For this examina
tion application should be made to Z.
A. Leigh, postofflce department.
Final accounts In the estates of five
Japanese killed In a railroad wreck near
Roseburg have been filed In the coun
ty court In each case the railroad set
tled with their relatives for $1,250
cash and the estates all range around
that figure, as the men had no other
property except their wages due and
money on their persons. The men wero
eattng in their mess oar when a freight
trnln craahed into It, the car being tele
scoped. The men were M. Tad a, M.
Ton I ska. N. Nakamura. K Murals and
C. Haraguchl.
A. H. Johnson Estate. The county
court haa made an order for the 'sale
on and after August 10. 1908. of the
f roperty of said estate in Multnomah,
Vashlngton, and Yamhill counties. For
details apply to W, M. Ladd, adminis
trator, Flrat and Stark streets.
Alleging that having a wife for a
business partner does not produce sat
isfactory returns because aha collects
and keeps all of the money, John O. i
Deacon hra carried r ' troublea into
tne circuit court. Me mwkw for the ap
Water through hose for springing
yards or alaewaiKs or wasoing porcnes
or windows must be paid for in advance
and used only between the hours of 8
and 8 a. ra. and 6 antl 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary -to these rulea or waste
fully It will be shut off.
- The following articles found on street
cars yesterday can be recovered by the
owners at lost article room O. W. P.
building. First and Alder: Two purses,
can or alcohol, view. dook. two pacaages,
three lunch boxes, box of cigars.
Tha Portland Architectural club will
hold the regular meeting at headquar
ters In the Worcester bulldinir thl
evening. The competitive drawings for
the new Alblna high acnooi wia De' ex
htblted and discussed.
COST VOT COBTSXDXRJSD.
Could not now be, by the thoughtful
husband or father whose family so far
havo been deprived of the benefits of
music by not having a piano In th
home, because One Dollar a Week only
a portion of One's cigar or oarfare
money will pay for It. And now the
prices are reduced lower than ever be
fore on many cases to a half plain
style cases that sell at $250 and up
wards are now onlv $12S and $147. and
you can pay a dollar a week If you like.
ovts Bunuo Fixiroa.
A hundred must surely be sold this
week If price and terms will do It. and
from the way they were taken yesterday
and so far today we can safely say a
few days, possibly four or five will ac
complish the task and until then you
can come here and select our finest $360
piano and pay eAlv $194. or our $375
models will cost you an even $218. and.
remember, we have planoa for nil to
suit most any pocket-book few are too
small, and the terms
A SOLLAS A WEEK,
with a first payment of five dollars, re
moves every excuse even the "hot
weather" otio that we have heard ao
much of. So buv now they are here
for you. while they last. Niw models
from four leading manufacturers they
are ai tine as can be ootained. I ne
saving Is far bes'ond what wo could
offer at anv other time, and the terms
will probably never be given again in
Portland.
July waa a hot month sales were
not up to the average. August muat
make up for It at least one hundred
extra pianos must be sold we'd rather
have them in your homes than in our
warehouse so come and get them but
don't wait We are having a bigger
so come riant
away if possible. Do not nesuate; dui
come and investigate tnia, tne greatest
plano-huying opportunity ever orrerea
In the northwest. Bring five dollars
for first cash payment balance at a
dollar a week, fellers Piano House, 353
Washington street.
PBinaiiiitiiiiiiiiiiExiiiiiSaniiBiSEzani
GREAT
REDUCTION SALE
IN ORDER TO GET BUSY AT
OUR
NEW STORE
SIXTH AND ALDER STS.
WE WILL FOR THE NEXT TWO
WEEKS MAKE
AartrraacanrTs.
, rAJTTAOZa. '
Week of Angus a. Tourtk and fttark
, Streets.
Tha Fourth-street house haa bn
practically rebuilt and I the finest,
moat modern anil beat-equipped theatra
In Portland.
For the optnlng bill: KU, TSCTBTOWB
and her 10 wonderful perform In a rntm.
Tata OKBAT POWZLL AMD TKODril,
Phenomenal Conjurers and Illusionists.
Performancea dally at 1:30, 7:30 and
p. m. No advance In priests. Upstairs,
16c. downstairs 25c, boxea SOo. Any
aeat at weekday matinee, lie.
TOE GRAND Van devlIItdcLaxe
SIRRONJ1D
TKB HAJTDCtrrr QTTHXir a,pn T.ltiy
SATTJUUI
Will be nailed In a, bos Wednesday
evening by the expert paokara from tha
Meier A Frank atore, from which aha
will escape.
NICKELODION
130
Change Every Day
A Mi OOOD BTTBJXOTaV
Garments lo Order for Cost
of Material and Making
the Profit is Ml Yours.
Save the Discount Send check or pay
at offloe on or before the loth to save
the dlsoount on August bills lor the Au
tomatic Telephone. Home Telephone
company, cor. I'ark ana uurnsiae sts.
press your clothes
all for $1.60 nonth.
We sponge and
shine your shoes.
Main 614. A-4314. Waaons run 'everv
where. Unique Tailprlng Co., 309 Stark.
Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camas
Washousral and way landlnra. dally ex
oept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dook at 3 p. m.
Nehalem Bay Park lota for sale $50
a lot; $10 down, Daiance 5 per month.
Call at Thirtieth and Alberta. Nlcholi
& Courtols.
Rembrandt Studio has secured tem
porary location In the Sherlook building,
S3V Third street Open for business
August 1.
Dr. Theodore Fesaler is temporarily
with Dr. Twltchell, 706 Swetland build
ing. T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to 82H
Washington street cor. Sixth, Main 1069.
Woman'a Exchange, 188 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 1; bualness men's lunch.
B.
Elks'
W. Moore, expert photographer,
building. Seventh and Stark sts.
John C. Shlllock law offices, moved
Oerllnger building, Seoond and Alder.
D. Chambers A Son., opticians,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
Ill
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
S. H. Gruber, attorney, moved offices
to 826 Board of Trade building.
Berger,
9391.
signs. 284 TamhiU. Main
Suburban residents have their troubles
and one that aasumes great magnitude
at thla time of the year Is the danger
of loss of property through flres started
and left smouldering by careless pic-1 crowd than ever today,
nickers. This morning one woman liv
ing on Mount Tabor had to aopeal to
the police for protection from some
merrymakers who did not take her sug
gestions kindly. Several times she has
had to go nut to put out fires In the
brush near her house to keeD them from
spreading to the long dry grass that
covers the field next her home. Resi
dents on the heights out there, have no
nre protection except what thev can
devise for themselves from their private
cisterns, for they are above the reser
voir. This morning a company of people
old enough to have known better, as the
police were Informed, started a flra in
the woods JuHt behind her home. When
the householder protested they declared
they wished to cook their breakfast and
would be very careful. The land owner,
however, had her home to protect, and
had too vivid a recollection of the vast
fotst flres started by people who in
tended to be very careful, and ao she
called- to mind the city ordinance and
the atate law both forbidding the build
ing of fires in the woods at this time of
the year. The picnickers moved on to a
spot a little farther away and built their
fire, and the woman notified the police.
RIVER SALOONS
El
DRINK W
We simply desire to keep our large force of skilled
tailors busy and to advertise our new location.
Suit and Extra Trousers
OF SAME or STRIPED MATERIAL to ORDER
From $25 lo $50
Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
Garments to order In a day If required.
Full dress and Tuxedo Suits a specialty.
H
PORTLMD HAS 10
BOWLING ALLEYS
Xew Yorker Can't JFind
Place to Amuse Ilimself
in the Rose City.
Investigation to Be Made of
Barrooms Masquerading
As Excursion Boats.
"What Portland needs la a good
bowling alley. Really. I was surprised
not to find an alley In Portland except
that at the Multnomah club whloh
would carry a ball smoothly.. Bowling j llJ l,"
Complaint Is being made of barges
and steamers plying out of Portland un
der the ruse or excursion- ooais Deing
turned Into veritable grogshops after
having passed beyond the jurisdiction
of the local authorities. Especially on
Sundays when the sale of Intoxicants
is prohibited In the city.
It Is said that sheriffs of counties
bordering along Columbia river have
been planning to interfere with the
manner of what to all intents and pur
poses appears to be to thwart the law
although so far no arrests have been
made. Operators of the craft consider
themselves safe under the protection
of the government license, for which a
nominal fee is charaed, aa compared
with the license for the sale of liquors
in a city the size of Portland.
One barae nas ior some iime mane a
practice of storming off at dry St. Johns
to pick up tnirsty citizens wno ior a
Use ordinary soap for
ordinary purposes; Ivory
Soap for bet'ter-than-ordinary
purposes.
That is the rule in
most households; and it
is a good rule.
It applies particularly
to colored goods, wash
silks, lawns, dimities,
etc
Ivory Soap
99 X Per CcnU Pure
Dr. E. C. Brown, Bye-Bar. Marq.ua m.
Journal want ads. lo a word.
CONCERT AT CITY
PARK TONIGHT
' filgnor Pe Caprlo's band will play
at city park this evening, the concert to
begin at 8 o'clock. An exceptionally at
tractive program haa been aelected. It
follows:
March, "Administration" De Caprio
Overture, "Per Friachuti" Weber
"Abum Leaf" v . . .Wagner
"Polish Dance, No. 1" Scharwenko
Grand selection. "Meflstofele" . . . . Uolto
( Intermission )
Fantaata, frojn "Carmen" Bizet
"Miserere," from "II Travatore". .Verdi
Mr. Parrott. cornet; Signor De Cap
rio. trombone.
Walts. "Italian Nlants" Tohsnl
Selection. "Sho-Gun" I,urers
March, "Sorella" OaJUnl
A. De Cprlo, director. I
is one or tne most rasclnatlne snorts
in the eastern pleasure resorts just now
and during the winter it is one of the
athletio rases of the metroDolls. Port
land should have better alleys and finer
balls in her publio alleys than those I
find here now."
This was the statement made this
morning by Frank L. Kdwards, a New
York bowline alley man. who Is visit
ing friends In the city. Mr. Edwards
maae tne rounds 01 the alleys several
daya ago and finds things In poor con-
uiuon, especially in tne public allevs.
You can t eet people to go to a place
where the alleys resemble a corduro
road and the balls resemble the muc
Joked about lemon. People soon Ket
ried or tnia. Portland Is too good a
town for the very poor publio allevs
here. There is a splendid field for an
enterprising man. I know of a number
of eastern men who would come to
Portland If they could get a location
Think I'll aend one out before early
ran.
IX- . V , 1
iriuuu VVf IV Alia A
healthy place would draw scores 't
feminine bowlers. There ought to bo
two sections to a bowlln alley, one
for the ladlea and their escorts and the
other for the men. Then it could be
made attractive. With saloons in close
proximity Added to the poorly equipped
places, you can never hope to give your
patrona what they expect when they
pay out their good money for amusement.
enjoy all the liberties of a well appoint
ed Darroom.
The reports have become so loud that
an investigation will probably be or
dered scion with a view of having the
scheme stopped If It can be done. Dur
ing the early part of summer, shortly
AT THE THEATRES
Mrrry Grafters at the Oaks.
Comrrienclng last night the Allen-Curtis
Comedy company begun a week's
presentation of a very enjoyable Webber
and Fields comedy entitled "The Merry
Oraftera." The piece Is full of good
situations, clean comedy, catchy songs.
pretty dances and new costumea. The
large audience which witnessed the
opening performance last night was
more than satisfied.
SlfTonJe"! Great nit.
Blrronj la the talk of the town t.
day because of her wonderful perform
ance at the Grand yesterday. Deputv
Sheriff Beatty and other officers plsd
ii m, n nanacurrs on Birronje, iut sne escaped.
Building Permits, Each night Slrroit)e will give a special
John rtanlelson. erect dwelling Et fe'ure. Wednesday night she wtll es
8lxth between Holman and Po'rtlanl "fe from a racking case and Thursday
boulevard. 11,700; J. 1 Carmen erect Vnlght she will escape from a strait
warehouse. Eighteenth between t'pshur ' Jacket used by Sheriff Steven
and Vaughn. IJi.OOO; J. W. ADDlesaLa. S!S5! ! If ! -M
erect store Sixth between Ankenv and i . .-..-... . . . .
Burnside. ll.OOO; Amos Berg ereot I A WOMAN SPFCIAI 1ST
dwelling. Deknm between F.-t Sixteenth f' 1"-'4Tl OrCUAUOl
st
and
Seventeenth, tl 090: Janet
tween Williams and Vinrnnv.r n (,a
Hlttr, erect dwelling, I von btnri '
Est Twenty-third im Fast Twmt. j
fourth, II fl0; Arat Etmon, erect dwell
ing. Eaat Twenty-eventh between '
Olsdstone siwt Fraocla. 11.190- H. HU-1
kemper erect dwelling. Corbet t
tsreen Porter and Hoker, II. tot: JL '
Hettkempor. erect dwelling. Cor bet t fe-
i ween rwitr in i-tooker, 1 1 .. L T.
Br. den. eect dweUlrg. Balnard renter
Oreron, I !.",. Psclfte Paper Co,-s-mste.
frth between Ar. ny and
po-l?, t.e; Adam Ohersniilsr. ere t
dwelling. Ert gevtbih bettreea lutu
aad i..lr.. 2,i0. .
K- OAST, man
ager of the Cmneee Meli
rlne Co s-I!a patent med
icine which sne rfun
pounds herself She uses
rterbs and mots which !
rsa cured many sufferers. '
Cures femsla. chronic pti-i
vat diseases. nervous-1
rM, blood poison, rbo I
ma nam. asthma, throat, t
long trouble, stomach, bladder, kidney,
remaumptton and dieesse of all klrvda ',
at 4b ho nan fleea ver haa. TUm
dw. harm lea. Xo operation. Hoast
treatmee'.
riAJCnrATTOaT nit.
8aV4 Lniaa BU, Srtwasa lit aa Is.
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LADIES' DAY
AT THJB HATATOKITOC.
(Five in a Party for $1 Today.)
opev noit S A. X.
Ladies and Children Admitted FRK8
at Gates till p. m.
The Restaurant 4 .
Under new Management Good Meala
Served, 60c ,
iokioht rar Antsomi.
The Merry Grafters"
A Rollicking Travesty on the Tsmeer
of the Tlmea, Introducing New
People of the Curtis Company.
"18 Minutes From Alder Street."
CAXTJrOBVXA HOTZI.B.
FAIRM0KIT
0TEL
SAN FRANCISCO
A homelike and comfortable hotetr
whose superb location, magnifi
cent appointments and perfect
service leave nothing to be de
sired. Under the same management wMnh 1
made the Palace Hotel the world's stand- 1
tru ior u years. ,
Single rooms with bath tj.50,
13.00, $4.00, $5.00. $6.00, $7.00.
$8.00, $10.00.
Suites $.10.00. $12.50, $15.00,
$18.00. $20.00 and upwarda.
REACHED BY DIRECT
STREETCAR FROM FERRT.
PAIACE HOTEL COMPANY
after It had been ascertained that the
Sunday closing law would be strictly
enforced, overtures were made to sev
eral steimboat owners for the charter
ing of their boats for regular Sunday
excursions with the evident view of
turning them Into floating barrooms.
Although inviting sums were orrered
the propositions that eventually came to
light were turned down, the owners re
alizing that it would have been impos-
Impo
nade
bible for the charterers to have made a
profit on the venture without turning
the boats into saloons.
nation of A. 8. Bliton. editor of the
Mall, the new morning daily In Medford.
CANON APPOINTED
17. S. C0M3IISSI0NEE
The appointment of W. H. Canon as
United States commissioner at Medford
waa announced today by Judge Charles
K. Wolverton of the United States dis-
rict court. Mr. Canon takes the com-
mlsslonershlp made vacant by the resig-
RIGGEN INVENTORY
SHOWS ONLY LIBRARY
a B. Riff gen left no estate outside
of his office furniture and law books,
according to the Inventory filed today
by the appraisers, U E. Fetlar, R. O.
Burnett and S. L. Wakefield. Thev
value the poasessions of the veteran
attorney at $289.
August Excursions.
On August 6, 7, 21 and 22, the Ca
nadian Paciflo will sell round trip ex
cursion tickets to Bt. Paul, Omaha,
Kansas City, Chicago, New York and
other eastern points at very low rates.
For full particulars apply at local of
fice, 142 Third street, or address F. R.
Johnson, O. A. P. D., Portlsnd, Or.
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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
Sorosis
Oxfords and Pumps
BIGGEST REDUCTION
EVER GIVEN
$3.50 reduced to $2.65
$4.00 reduced to $3.00
$5.00 reduced to $3.75
Colored Canvas, $3.00
vatue $1.00
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Hotel Von Dorn
Hi Turk St.. when you visit
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Class A. building-, fine cafe, Hawaiian
music, rates II up, European. From
Ferry depot take any Market si ear.
Oet off at Jones st. E. J. Dyer, Mgr.
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CROWNS. $1.S0 1 0 100.
All work ruaranteed for ten ream
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specialists ef from IS to IS ysevrs a
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Boston Dentists
Home none A-OOM.
Vaone ataU 1030.
Mm atorrtsom at, Opp. Fostoffl .
Flemish and Oak Finish
1.40 PER GALLON
Liquid Wood Filler
1.25 PER GALLON
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