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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND.- WEDNESDAY EVENINO AUGUST g. 1008 Town Topics TONIGHT'S AJirSEMENTS. , .Vaudeville Orand The Oak". . . .concert I p. m ....'The Merry Urafters." 1:15 p. m. JOCBHAX. AT TU BBAOXXB. In order to procuro prompt and mora satisfactory aarvlca, when at the aummer resorta, order from the following Journal amenta at regular city rats. IIWIico A llwaco llullway com pany, Lou I a Cohen, newa agent. Long llcach, Edward McAUen. Ocean Park, Louis Cohen. fleuvlcw, K K. Btrauhal. The llrenkem, J. M. Arthur. Uiurlmrt, A. Utzlngcr. Seaside, Lynn Jlurtla, head qiiHrtrrs at Lewis & Co. Newport, Jlarlln Talbert. Cf Ulna Hprlima, J. W. Nelcher. Wiiholt Springs. F. W. Mc-Leran. a) SMALL TRACTS FOR EASTERHERS Ifealty Board to I'urchaso Acreage TJien Sub divide It. Tho t'nltd Kast Hide Push cluba will held a general mooting- the Surgent next Tuea.luy evening, August 11, to dim-linn tho nliifia for parks aim tno Ji, 000,000 bond lHBue. Jn order to ob- tn In the general rmtlment or me peo ple memliora of nil clvlr or xanlzntlons nro' asked to attend and to express vlawa. A number of prominent mon frill address the meeting the subject, amnnir whom nro M H V 0 r Tjine. 1). L. J'ovey, W. L Ilolse, W. ('. Urlstol, Frank J Perkins, C. A Hlgelnw, Ilev. Father Oregory, A. N. Will and H. (3. Parsons. The executive committee of the Cnlted Push cluba for the eiiHt aide met yes terday afternoon and decided to give this meeting to a full discussion of this topic A dIvMend of 10 per cent on claims filed and approved having been ordered by the United States circuit court for the district of Oregon, creditors are no tified to present their hooka, certificates of deposit or other evidence of lndobted for navment at the office of the reoelver, corner of Heccmd and Washing ton afreets. Portland. Or. Claims stand ing In the name of minora will De paid le v. lKlnally made deposit inr onr y to the nurent or auardlnn who or It. H. Howard Jr., receiver, tho Title uuarantoe si Truat company. Portland, Or., Aug, 1, 1908. Adopting the suggestion recently made by Whitney L. Holso, the Portland reulty board voted at last night's moet- ing to purchase a large tract of farm laud neur Portland, which la to be cut Into five, 10 and 20-acre tracta, put Into a nigh state of cultivation and sold to easterners who come to Oregon to Bat tle. The plan aa outlined by Mr. Holes provides Hint the land shall be set in fruits and berries, and a portion of It made available for market gardens, dai ries etc., and that It shall be put In such condition that prospective settlers may bs provided with a saying horti cultural or agricultural proposition from the start. On motion of Charles E. Fields, sec onded hy J. O. Rountree and others, W. L. Ilolwe, because of his intelligent In terest In the affairs of the realty board, was last night elected a life member of that organization. A corporation will be formed to han dle the farm project, having a capital stock of 1 10,000. The stock will be di vided Into M0 shares and will be taken by members of the realty board. The selection of the first tract of land to be purchased under the Boise plan was efl Jo a committee, and It Is understood that after the company Is oiKanlred and In working order the sub divisions shall be offered for sale and the character of the crop or product to be raised shall bo along lines recom mended by Lr Whitney Combe of the Oregon Agricultural college experi mental station. TOOK TO 14 YEARS L I 110 William I Starr was officially noti fied yesterday afternoon through a de cree filed by Judge Wolverton In tha 1'nlted Htatos court, that ha has title to Portland property worth 140,000 which has been under litigation for some 14 years. The case was decided by the court sometime ago, at which time a full account of tho contention was printed In The Journal, but It waa not until yesterday that the "decree was filed by Judge Wolyorton, the delay be ing caused by differences between the parties concerning the construction of the document. The caso grew out of a mortgage given hy Vun u. le Lashmutt, formerly a well-known Portland man, to the Ger man Savings 4 Loan society as secur ity for money advanced on a note. It afterwards developed that Starr had prior title to a portion of the land mortgaged by Do Lashmutt. Suit was filed by Starr to recover ti tle to his property 14 years ago, and the case has just been concluded. In the meantime the portion of property ownou nv hiarr has risen In value until it is supposed to he worth $40,000. At the time lie Lashmutt gave the mort pa;o he included the Starr property with soveral other pieces as security for a loan of Jl'6,000. SAILORS BEATEN (Continued from Page One.) same or lower rates for the Alaska Yukon exposition that were given for the Lewis and Clark exposition. It was put In the form of a resolution, adopted bv the meeting and sent to the officers of the Transcontinental Passenger as mclntlnn Hueclal reuuest -was also made for stop-over privilege on all anient Thousands of eurloslty-ssekera who hava viewed the seven-foot Pull snake which has been on exhibition In the window at Fifth and Btark street since it was captured in a sewer ploe a week or so ago. are again making the rounds m ffaiM on the tanned skin of the ser- renl The last of the week the reptile's hide waa given to the tanners and this morning It was again placed on exhibi tion and Is in condition now to stand tha atom-is, sunshine and gase of many other thousands. A dog who ran from his place under a wagon at Fourth and Oak streets bit two young men on blcyolos yesterday afternoon and paid fur it with his life. H A. Vetter, 849 Vj Huruslde, end A. O. Long Jr. were the victims, und both complained to the police. The owner of the wagon declared the dog liad fol lowed him into town, and that he was willing It should be shot. A bullet from a policeman's revolver put an end to the dog's vicious raids. Miss Marie Williams was perfectly willing to act as nurse for a dozen voutig babies In the Incubator show at the oaks, but she was not doing so for the love of It. No wages were forth coming from Manager I.owensteln. so she alleges, and now she has begun suit In the Justice court to get what Is due her. L. C. McNIeholns. L. E. Rice and O. A. Nenl have filed articles of Incorpora tion of the Amalgamated Placer Min im; cnmp.-inv with a capital stock of J.cOO.iiiMi. The Western Sales com p:inv Ins been Incorpuratod 1'T Pen F. Slmmhi imk. r. W. Mi Kf chnle. John (ileeligulst and Christ Hasni usseii. Cap ital stock Is fixed at J10.U00. Fanned by the high wind, a fire broke out In the ruins of the North Sixth street fire early 'tills morning. It was discovered In the rear of the Standard ptables on Ollsitn street, but was quick ly extinguished. Apparently a few sparks had still been smoldering since the big fire of Inst week. tickets of exposition excursionists. A number of applications for membership to the chamber were favorably acted upon. A. II. Johnson Estate. The county court has made an order for the sale on snd after August 10, 1P08, of the property of said estate In M.ul tnornn h, Washington, and Yamhill counties. For details applv to W M. Iadd. adminis trator. First and Stark streets. o. l. Hancock, Fred Klatke and a number of others who watched the at tack say that not only did the consular secretary drag the Chinese by the queues, beat them over the heads with his cane, hut as a last resort put his hand to his hip pocket as If to draw a gun. This was done after one of the Chinese had concluded to defend him self. Six of the Chinese-sailors are In the county Jail, placed there by the United States marshal on the charge of mutiny, 'there are 23 remaining on tho steamer, but these will probably be thrown Into Jail this afternoon because they demand being paid wages now long overdue. Four o'clock la the time set for a settle- and the Chinese say they will than work another COMPLETE PLANS TO WELCOME ATHLETES 4 The committee In charge of the reception to the Oregon athletes who won distinction at the International Olympic games 4 In London, will meet tomorrow 4 night at 8 o'clock at tha Com- 4 merclal club rooms. A report 4 will be heard from the finance 4 committee which has been meet- Ing with good success In rale- lng a fund for entertaining tha 4 triumphant eons. Among the .features of the entertainment as planned will be a banquet, fa. 41 public reception at Multnomah grounds, a parade, and If tha 4 funds warrant, a souvenir from their state. Oregon Is the only state which 4 la to welcome three victors In the contests, and hence her re- 4 caption will be on a large scale. 4 The victors will be In New York the last of this month and are 4 expected to arrive home early In September. The finance committee con- 4 slats of W. J. Pet rain. Chester Murphy, E. E. Morgan. W. Q. a HaJa. Edgar Frank. F. J. Lon- 4 ergan, M. T. Dunne, P. EL Brlg- ham, R. S. Farrell. II. K. Judge and R. A. Cronln. r AT THE THEATRES Slrronje In a Box. Slrronle. aueen of handcuffs, will be nailed In a box by the packers of Meier & Frank at the Grand tonight. The packers will make It seemingly Impos sible to escape, yet the young woman win get out. Tnis tricK tias to oe seen ,ho be believed. It Is one of the many tricks aha accomplishes. Water through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must bo paid for in advance and used onlv between the hours of 5 and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p m. It must not bo used for sprinkling streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste fully It will be shut off. The Young People's Swedish Baptist, Met society of the hodist and Mls- rather go to Jail hour for nothing. Came From Seattle. The Eva arrived here a few days ago from Seattle to load lumber for Taku and Manila. She is completing tho cargo at the mills of the Port land Lumber company and will be ready to sail in a few days. The steamer has been In the Pacific trade for a long time and most of the Chinese crew have been on board more than a year. The officers say they are a fine lot of sailors and that they have given no trouble excepting during the past few days when a misunderstanding arose as to the payment of wages. In explaining the position, of the Chinese, one of them said he had only been paid off once In 12 months. Most of them are working for J10 a month, he said, and when they ask for money they have to beg it and deduct as much as 10 per cent, for what they know not. REGATTA MAY GET ITALIAN WARSHIP (Special Pispjtch to T Joorasl.) Astoria, Aug. 6. The regatta commit tee expects a visit from the Italian warship which Is at present on her way from San Francisco to British Colum bia. She will later come to Seattle and ?'acoma, and then to the Columbia river or orders. She is expected here during regatta week. slon FrlendB churches will have a moon- jinnv of them have parents, wives and. iiiii excumiun riiunj, rtu,uov ito- rniuirpti aepenaeni upon mem ana inese lug Taylor street wnarr ai 1 :o p. m. Articles were found on streetcars yes terday as follows: Pipe, 2 handker chiefs, purse, 8 packages. Owner may rer-nver at lost article room, O. AY. P. building. First and Aider. Farmers' Union In Kentucky. (Special Mapatrh to Tbi Jrwrnil.l Paducah, Ky., Aug. 6. Arrangements have been completed for a meeting to begin here tomorrow at which It Is ex pected to complete the organization of a Kentucky branch of the Farmers' Na tional union. Paa-Aruerlcan Medlra. Guatemala City. Aug. 6. Many dele- Save the Discount Send check or pay ot office on or before the 10th to save the discount on August bills for the Au tomatic Telephone. Home Telephone company, cor. Park and Burnslde sts. Beware dog days. Don't swim In the river. Oo to Rlneler s hath. Fresh Hull Run water, proper temperature. 386 H E. Morrison. fiwlm, 25c. Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sundav. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. gates have arrived for the fifth session of the Pan-American Medical congress to be held In this city. Nearly every state In North and South America will CURES RHEUMATISM Rembrandt Ptudlo has secured tem porary location In the Sherlock building, SS Third street. Open for business August 3. Advertising school tonight, from 7 to 9; Monroe Advertising Company, 43 Hamilton building. A former memher of tha police force .was fined J25 In the municipal court today. John A. Lee. who not so very lung ago was a policeman, but Is now conducting a saloon at Goldsmith and Russell streets, was arrested for al lowing customers in his bar after I o clock. T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to 32H Washington street, cor. Sixth. Main 8069 Woman's Exchange. 133 Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. gj-00 doiden's Rheumatic Cure Far bottle. Per bottle. AST nmBBAL REVEST FOB. RHEUMATISM tar its mast rouis. Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headaches Neuralgic Headaches Nerroua Dyspepsia Nervous Affections John C. Shlllock law offices, moved Oerllnger building, Second and Alder. D. Chambers & Son., opticians, Morrison street, corner of Sixth. 321 W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. S. H. Oruber, attorney, moved offices to S26 Board of Trade building. Thomas C. Devlin, as receiver for the Oregon Trust and Savings bank, has be gun suit In the circuit court to recover 18,000 on a note given bv the Conti nental Gold Mining company hv W. B. Stewart, its president, and Alexander SweeK, secretary. The note was given In March, 1907, payable on demand. The Volunteers of America will dedi cate their new armory, 244 Couch street, Saturday evening. Major and Mrs. Markle nnd Bandmaster Herd will be with them during tha special services Pnturday and Sunday. Services will be held In the new hall Saturday evening at 8 p. ,m.; Sunday at 3:30 and 8. W. S. Phelps, C. C. Rnrt. E. M. 81 moriton and J. N. Blair have filed arti cles of Incorporation of the Placer-Svl-vanlte Mining comimny with the courity clerk. It has a capital stock of 3500,000. A request was made hy the trustees of the Portland Chamber cf Commerce, at their regular weeklv meeting, that the transcontinental railroads make the L . Berger, 9391. signs. 284 Yamhill. Main Journal want ads. lc a word. CONSIDINE HORSES TO SELL AT AUCTION Women know! It Isn't necessary to tell them that the best way, the only safe way, to wash "fancy work" is with Ivory Soap and lukewarm water. They wouldn't think of using ordinary laundry soap, or washing pow ders, or chemicals. NEVER 1 Ivory Soap 99 Per Ceat. Pure. The report that John Consldlne of Seattle Intends selling his stable of fine carriage horses at auction this month has aroused deep Interest among Port land fanciers, and It Is quite possible that several pairs from the Considlne string will find owners here. Last year's horse shivv did much to further private ownership of high-class car riage pairs In this city and there are now six or eight prominent families who have elegant turnouts. This fall's horse show will add to the ambition for fine horses and carriages snd the number will probably be doubled before the October event is open. F. W. Leadnetter entered rullv Into the spirit of competition In selecting his fine new pair. Nip and Tuck, sparing neither expense nor care in choosing them. Thev are handsome blacks, splr- j Ited and splendidly matched. Mr. Lead- better bought his new pair In Los An geles and they have a blue ribbon roo- ord In the Chicago horse shows will enter them in several classes, and Is also schooling a tandem team for the sporting tandem class. President T. S. McGrath of the Hunt club Is In Spokane arranging for en trlea for the Portland horse show and expects to secure fully two carloads of fine exhibition animals. are starving back In China. With quivering lips and In a most earnest manner, one df the character istically stoical Chinese related how he had been forced to demand his money for which he hag waited patiently for many months. He wants to send some he represented at the congress, of It home to his starving relatives. Ie, - said he would go to Jail this afternoon unless the money Is forthcoming. Claim Difference in Uxohaufe. "We are not trying to run away." he went on to explain as best he could, "what we want Is our money. Most of us have been here before many times, and if we wanted to run away we could hare done so before. The captain thinks he can treat us as he likes be cause if wo don't accept his terms J19 puts us In Jail, saying we try to run away." Captain Schonwandt declares that the misunderstanding Is all due to the fact that Chinese money lias depreciated In exchange and that the Chinese can not be made to understand that one coun try's money Is not worth as much as another's at all times. The difference In exchange Is said to be quite material at present and In such a way as to de duct the amounts due quite consider ably. The Chinese on the other hand believe they are being charged unrea sonable commission for getting paid off. Other officers of the steamer also de clare that the question of eichange is wnat caused the trouble but again de clare that so far the crew had been very faithful and had never showed In clination to desert. They consider the action of the consulate, Secretary Cremer entirely uncalled for. Brave with Police Close By. "That fellow came down here yester day," said one of the officers and acted as if he was not only clerk in the local consulate but as If he owned the wholo German empire. We do not propose to have our crew treated In such a man ner because In the ftrst place It Is In human and In the second place It mfght be dangerous to go to sea with them. There Is no telling but that they believe us In sympathy with the assailant and they might seek revenge. "This consular clerk was very courageous when six policemen stood about ready to assist htm," said the officer, "but I don't think he would hve done much had he been out nt sea and greatly outnumbered aa we are." Secretary Cremer Is conducting the Portland office of the German consulate during the absence of Consul Oswald lyolian. who spends most of his time on Puget sound for the present. $m TRADE SUPPLIED BT A.W. Allen & Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggist. 16th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Or. pacific coast agents: 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 for 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 Paint & Varnish Co. Leading East Side Paint Dealers 93 Qrand Avenue Bet. East Washington and East Stark PHONES EAST 2898, B-2435 Banking Connection The Security Savings & Trust Company of fers you excellent facilities, uniform cour tesy, careful, attentive service, and safety for your funds. We cordially invite your check account. SECURITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY CORBETT BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON Interest Paid on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates CAPITAL $500,000.00 SURPLUS $250,000.00 AJrTAOI. Weak of Aofust a. Vourt MS Stalk treats. The Fourth-street house hag bean practleally rebuilt and Is tha fineat. In Portland. .ira For the opening bill: Km. TBOXOWS S.-h8.r 20 wonderful performing fata. Til OBBAT JTOWXU AID TMOVWK, Phenomenal Conjurers and Illusionists. Performances dally at 1:10. 7:10 and v 9 p. m. No advance la price. Upstairs, 16c. downstalre ISc, boxes (Oo. Apt seat at weekday matinee, lie, ToTgraND Vaodevnie de Loie SIRRONJ& thx xAjrsorrrr QTrsxir awd last BArriass Will b nailed In a box Wednesday evening- by the expert paclcera from tha Malar A Frank store, from which aha will escape. NICKEL0DI0N ISO SXETX. Change Lvery Day iu oood srarBjaoTSk Ladies' Swimming Classes AT TBS sTATATOBXTTM. (Five In a Party for fl Today.) a OrXM l-BOK A. V. TOJTIQHT IB" AIKDOKTB. The Merry Grafters " . Rolllcklnr Travesty on tha Temper of tha Times, Introducing New People of tha Curtis Company. "15 Minutes From Alder Street" TEETH YOU CAN PICK A BARGAIN At any lime in our store rrom our varied stock of b&rdwaj-e'aad house fur nishings. It la worth your while to step In and aea tha lawn mowers that we are offering- at big reductions In prices. Our stock of hardware Is complete and em braces tha finest line of mechanics tools to be found anywhere. AVERY & CO. 45 Third St, Bet Pine & Ash ,44 STRONG SULPHURIC ACIDS f Fumlng'Monohydrate-66 Deg. Be. Nitric and Hydrochloric Acids Delivered la tank oars, drums or carboys. f Peyton Chemical Comp'y $chwab Printing Co) BEST WORK, KtJtOKMMLM rxiCBI 34 T H STAR.K STREET) BCXLZiS BTm.DijfQ A aA4AaaiAAAaAsAsSAAssssaaa a a a a a a BAH rmABtxisoo. Save Money Com and have free examination. tVB EXTRACT TEETH FREE; SlI. VER FILLINGS S6o UP; GOLD FILL INOS, 78c UP; BET OF TEETH. 14.00; SPLENDID BET, $100: OOLD CROWNS, 11.50 TO 16.00. All work guaranteed for ten years. Lady attendant always present All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from it to SO rears ex perience. Boston Dentists atoms Fiona A-2030. Fiona Uala 8030. Ssltt acorrlsos Bt, Odd. rostoffles. A New Departure Tha cost of Interments has been greatly reduced by the Hclman Under taking company. Heretofore It has been tba custom ot funeral directors to make charges (or all Incidentals connected with a fu neral Tha Edward Holman Undertak ing company, tha leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. "When casket Is furnished by us wa make no extra charges for enlbalmlng. hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re aulred of us. except clothlno-. cemeter and carriages, thus effecting a saving of Z6 to 76 on aaoh funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. 890 TBTZBUD BT. OOK, SAUIOB. A Perfumed Luxury for fke Bath RATHASWEET RICE POWDER As Invigorating at a Sea Bath. at Vegetable and AntlMpticallr Para. aonens Mara water. sAll imtm ju&mm huhnn Diiiac SoiMtBabrl Z5 Baths ZS cents. eraaoatbrMN nl Fc Powow. wnna or pun. JOURNAL LBjTERS COST LITTLE, ACCOMPLISH MUCH e RELATIVE TO HOGS RUNNING AT LARGE A subscriber wants to know whether there Is a hog law in Columbia countv. and whether a person can let his hos run at larce ami destroy his nejghbors' crops If the latter does not have a hog fence. Section 4215, Bellinger and Cot ton's code provids that any person who allows s boar to run at large may he. fined not les than 15 nor more thtm J60. Complaint should be made before a Justice of the peace. Section 4243 nrovidea that ffron the petition of 100 jje or more legal voters of any county, it id or more uicr .11 nj pre cinct, filed with the county clerk, a vote will be ordered at any general election for or against stock running at large. Whether such a rote has been taken In Columbia county can be ascer tained from the county clerk. OFFICERS FOOT IT 20 MILES A DAY Iteantr hrtngen. r Netta skis ervea tat IU tin skin enroileTtm powder. Omly 2Se. fTntted Prw Imm4 W"h- ) Han Francisco. Aug. 6. After a night of rest at a hotel near tha ocean beach, the group of officers from tha Pre sidio who sre undergoing an endurance marrh of SO miles to prove their fitness for service, again took up the trail early today. Following a course along the ocean boulevard, tey reached a point down the coast In the vicinity of Ingle stile by nin The party vesterdav covered 10 miles, drawing up In the afternrvon st the ho- , tel where they sent the rtlsht. Their l-mlle Jaunt will be concluded with a final spurt of It miles tomorrow. Rrnnioei of the Alliens. 'Hperltl Pt'tatrk t The Jn-eal I Diilbury. Man. Aug i Several hundred descendants of John and Prls cella Alden catne here today to celebrate 1 the eighth annual reunion fit the faintly : association. Tha faro 11 has )mt com pleted the purchase of tee old housa here wjilch has been occupied by aa i Alden, without ecptln. dtirrhg tba , ntlr-IM years of Its exlatewe. in wblrh John Alden ysaad foar years af his Ufa, tba an-1 last j F. W. Baltos and Company invito your inquiries for PRINTING f Mala 16 I Hon 1 16S 1161 First and Oak We MALLEABLE The range of the twentieth cen tury made of malleable, the un- J breakable iron. It is riveted to gether and is as strong as a boiler. Walls are three-ply saves fuel because it holds in all the heat; it saves time because cooking can be done quicker and better. The Malleable" is so scientifically built that it will last a life time, and it is so easy to keep clean that it always looks as good as new. It is the range that we recommend and guarantee to give satisfaction in every particular-the range that is economical --the range that with proper care will last a life-time. There are many other distinctive features of "The Malleable" that are of importance and will interest all intending range purchasers. Wc will be glad to show them to you. Snitary" Special Terms II a Week. WU.Uld & IB :OMPLETE-HOU5E-FIMI5HEI?5 "New Procesa" Oaa Ranges - In tha Basement. Boiled Unseed OH 5 GALLON LOTS 5S Raw Linseed Oil 5 GALLON LOTS 5T Pure White Lead PER loo 7.50 Portland Sash & Door Co. 830 FBOBT BT. POBTLAJTD, OB. TXB OOA8T MACXXTO HZTPAXB OO. 8 aw lng maoblne repair work our spe cialty. We repair and guarantee any sewing machine, no matter what make, or how bad, we do any kind of repair work and cleaning at the lowest possi ble rates. Bloycle and stove repairing, lock work and key fitting. Wa coll for, deliver and guarantee all work, and have the only gasoline engine expert on the Pacific coast. Phone East HIX. 409 East Morrison St.. Portland. Or. DRAYAGE STORAGE TRACKAGE CLAY J. MORSE 4th 4 DAVIS waSo0u 13th & HOYT Machinery, Safea and Merchandise Moved & Stored COAL Kemmerer Coal The Bast Wyoming Coal on tha Pert land Market CXDBOBX1T BKOB. (TaTO.) Bunkers 13th and Marshall. Thnnas Mala 111. A-ttlL TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES on or TOVB noni ra aaa rm saUiw Cran. 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