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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 24. 1908. nm lane will vouched for by CIRCUS PARADE Town Topics fi v i Main 6 AIOJO TUPATD MIT! It-U-SU NIGITS ATTEND REGATTA ' GAY LOMBARD THEATDf "He TOMGHT'M AMTiSKMKXTB. Adrancea VaudrrUle Wae Aafnai . Jeaale I. L.ky . -A Hhjtat on a Hoala. ' 0-t ft Hon, Mlcku.u, atUlat ft Co., Martlnottla ft BylT.irtir, ft.ru Merron, Johu and Xaj Burka, Mr. sad ?J"!!!l" OM,XISVu mot- THE GRAND Vaudeville de Luxe ALL THIS WEEK. Orpheum Vaudeville (Irand Vaudeville I'antugea Vaudeville Lyric "Oonfeeitlone of a Wife" Tli OnkN Dog and l'onv Hhow 3 p. m. "The Teddy tllil" 8:15 p. in. Several Members of Council Will Also Accept As toria's Invitation. Elder Said to Be Proper )fan to Itun Saloon Conrad Out of It. Uarnum and HiiilYv Promise to Exceed All Former Efforts. TOMORROW r w 1 JOUKNAI, AT Til BBACXXS. 4 In order to procure prompt and 4 mora satisfactory aervlce, when at tha aumnier resorts, order from the following; Journal agent at regular city rates. Ilwaco fc Ilwuco Railway com- pony, a. li. Woodruff, news agent. Long Peach, Edward McAllen. 4 Ocean Park, H. B. Woodruff. Seavlew. K. E. Btrauhal The Dreakera. J. M. Arthur. Oearhart. A. Utilnger. Seaalde. Lynn Burtla. head- quarter at Lewis & Co. Newport, Harlln Talbert. Culllna Springs. J. W. Belcher. Wllholt Springs. F. W. Me- Leran. Caraon, Wash., Mineral Sprlnga hotel. Mayor Lane and many councilman ire endeavoring to adjunt thrlr business affalra to enable them to attend tha regatta at Astoria this week, The mayor, council and executive board re colved Invltatlona to attend the gren naval event and accepted them. Unlike mont acceptance of this klnil the city official, want to accept In action an well us spirit In the prudent nm and It la expected that there will be a great ex odua from tho city hall on the flrat day of the regatta. The mayor statod this morning that he thought he would be able to get away for one day at least and It In known that quite a number of council men will be preaent. Councilman Baker said that he would be unable to attend, being called to Seattle, which will also keep hi in away from Monday meeting. Others, up parties to go thought license committee the members will to take final ac - I tin Nearly 300 people spent Saturday aft ernoon at the Rite of the new manufac turing town of Gordon Falls, 29 miles east of I-ortland on the lino of the . It. N. A tipectal excursion train left the I'nlon depot at 1:30. arriving at the Falls at 3 o'clock. Escorted by Messrs. Coopev and l'caelee of the Gordon rails company, the visitors Inspected the sites of the proposed new woolen mill., trourlng plant and power house. A trip was made up throuKh the canyon of the falls which the company proposes for power generating purposes. The for mal opening of t he manufacturing town was celebrated by raising a flag, Col onel Hoberat A. Miller of Oregon City making the principal address. At the conclusion of the ceremony and speech niaklng. refreshments were tcorved. The party. cViiibIkUiik of prominent business ami professional men. some of whom were accompanied by their wives, start ed on the return trip at 6 o'clock, arriv ing Id Portland at 7:30. After the matinee and before the evening performance of the Orpheum theatre yesterday, the artists who have entertained the public the last week and maintained the reputation of the Or pheum circuit, were entertained at din ner by J W. Consldlne at the Orenon lintel. The occasion marked the end of the orierilne week of the new circuit in Portland. The resident manager. C. N. Sutton; James II. Erlckson. Frank Cof tinnerry, press representative, and George L. Baker, chairman of the Port land Theatrical Managers' association, greeted the members of tho profession who had taken part in the first week's i roeram. The dinner was elaborate, be- ulnninir at 5 o'clock, and during the cof fee nnd dears several pretty little speeches weie made. B council however, have made to go to Astoria and it is that there will be a great rep resentation of Portland officials at the annual water event. Admiral George S. Shepherd endeav- ored to have the city officials charter a I steamer for the trip and maae tneir visit an official one nut It Is untiKeiy that this will occur because most of the officials wish to make the trip as In formal as possible, which would be pre cluded If Slfepherd's plan were adopted. cago to attend a committee meeting of freight men ut the transcontinental lines. They left yesterday and will be In the east about 10 days. Watar through hose for sprinkling yard or sidewalka or washing porches or windows must be paid for In advance and used only between the hours of i and S a. m. and 6 and 9 p. m. It must not be used for aprlnkllng streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste fully It will be shut off. Rev. Harry Leeds of Payette, Ida, has accepted tho call from the Mlzpah Presbyterian church and will assume his duties here September 6. Mr. Leeds comes with excellent recommendations. Ir. Jerome II. McGlade, tho former pas-: tor, is traveling abroad for a year with I his wife and child. I When the liquor meets .this afternoon havn an omiort unl t v tlon In the Conrad case, which haa haunted the committee like a grim spec tin for many months. Papers were filed Ith the eltv auditor today In which X. A. Itouthliller transfers all rights to the lease and license lor the poara of trade suloon to C. 1). Elder and John W. Conrad filed papers selling all fix tures Iti the building to Elder. On the face of It these papers Would Indicate tilit Conrad had retained an Interest In the Hoard of Trade saloon, although he denies It, and that the pa pers were simply filed to assure the councllnien that tho sales and transfers were honaflde and that neither Conrad or Houlhllier were Involved in the new saloon. Accompanying the papers was a letter from Guv Lombard, president of the board of trade In which ho said that he had made a full Investigation of the matter unit that Elder will be the sole proprietor of the place and further that Elder Is a man of good character. Conrad maintains that he had no In tereat In the Hoard of Trade saloon other than to sell his fixtures to Ilou thllller and that he would have nothing to do wlili the saloon had the transfer been mad" to ltouthllller. The latter has been endeavoring for weeks to have the council transfer the license to him but his action today Indicates that he has given un the fight and will aeek to enifMKe In luislness elsewhere. It Is evt.ectc.l In view of the condl tlons that the committee will grant the transfer to Elder and end the contro versv which has disrupted the council for months. The Ilirniiin and Pulley rade will leave Mi,- si pa ty-f If Hi end K il lull morning at 'J M. nc ! ton stre.it to 'I v. n ; . 1 1 Twentieth Hr. i c. e-ist on W . , s I , i r . 1 1 . 1 1 street. south mi l"if Tuylor sir. , t circus . grounds, Twen sir K cast s I ret. isillKt I Irving R. Larlmore. tho 10 year-old son of Q. W. Larlmore, died Saturday night at the family home, 467 East Grant street. lie had been HI for six Months. f! was the son of the physical director of ttie V. M. C. A. and had always been active In the hoys' athletic sports. The family came to Portland lest September. Trie funeral took place this morning from Holmnn's chapel and the interment was nt Rlvervlew ceme tcrv. Dr. Hei.J'iniin Young of the Tay lor' street M E. church officiated A special meeting of the water board was held this morning and awarded the contract for painting the pipeline bridges to M D. IIowsc for $!C7. There lire three bridges aggregating about U'Ui feet in length, besides a number of valve boxes. Other bids were received ns follows: Damme Brothers $1,238, ami Thomas J. Wilson Jl.SiD. Howse agrees to have the work completed within 60 days and will be required to furnish a bond in the full amount of the contract to guarantee tho work. With one lookout standing at the en trance of the police to give warning of any approaching raid anil other look- Rev. James D. Corby, pastor of the First I'niversalist Church of Good Tid ings, East Couch and East Eighth streets, lias recovered from a serious operation which has confined him for some time nt the hospital and yesterday wp.s aide to resume the place in his pulpit. W. M Ladd, ndmlnlst rator of the A. H. Johnson estate, has sold the Yam hill county property under order of the county court, but will continue to re ceive folds for the properties In Mult nomah and Washington counties until August 19US. Patrolmen Anundson and found the back door of W. Thompson's saloon. 4S North First, open last even ing, but ns there was no one in the sa loon drinking at the time Thompson was discnarg:ed bv Judge Van Zante to- : d0y- - L. Passa and Pol Nek, two vendors j of "hokey-pokey," were arrested last night in the north end for selling their cooling wares without a license. Passa forfeited his ball, but Nek w 111 he heard I tt iiioi row . Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas. Waslicugal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock 'at 2 i. m. t ' . ' The season for the Ervln Blunkall Stock company, nt the Lyric: theatre was opened yesterday afternoon with a per formance of the melodrama, "The Con fessions of a Wife." The first per formance was a most successful one and the house was crowned both yes terday afternoon and last night. Among the old favorites who are still with tin company are Warda Howard who has been we'll received In the past as a lead ing woman and Ervln lilunkall, tho leading man and manager. Dorothy Davis, who was with the French Stock company at the Star last season and who Is a mciod rama t io actress "of ex perience. Mamie lluslam, who was with the Baker company last season, and Lil lian Griffith, a member of former Lyr ic oompnnles. were among the better ; known actresses wll appeared with the Swennes 1 company yesterday. Among the new eue am .lltll i,-cw:?, 1 . 1 1 n. n1 fli.ii and Ern-.an Seavey. rfnd all seemed to ase their audience. I'hlrd sit Everett sine en teenl h hi i Street to ' There mil day morning flee will he Htore i. i-1 open., I ., Tuesd.i y on iver south on n street, to Fifth i street to I n I'.r st ici-t I'h r.l street to :. nit t. Scv li S.'i .'lit cent h to . lrc'is lot. Mil We ltlCS- .Wll ticket of- i.ravt'it AIus r AO A IT ft BTIOH In Their Iforel Btnlnr and Dan cing Interval, "Is Entartalntnff Oddity." James ft Prior. riorancaatndana Co. In "Bargain Mad." Alio Koblnaon, Ttta Morton. Karry Kraton Co. rred Baner and Orandaaoope. The per form:, in . s . Pal ley (ti.nl.M !mv noiinced fur l.nn..i i m will. It Is s.il.'., -.i e.., nit u.lo at .1 el' el 1. hi achievements if tSts nat Ion. emhud vl g in taking of a mud. rn i.. ter. In keeping will bpirlt of the times pal feat u res nr.- bears, a dlst In. t nm . f the Parnum nnd . on e.'irth, an .' :irii . itiiesdax- 1:. p..lnt of mag ai; previous lll.l 111 !i . ol h cmhl finiii'.em. nt under d ! i sii 1 . 1 i,i Ml c tde progress I ve in..! g the prl n.i . M 1 1 .... i s t ru I ne. Itv In the way FALL STYLE PANTACES THEATRE ADVAKCED T AUDETILI.H. Btara of All Nations. BOTTOMXBT TB.OUPB Orecatast Casting- Act In Amertoaw SECOND FE ATI ' UK WHAJfODOODLE QUAHTBT Presenting Plantation Scenes, Ooon-Town Cnt-Ups In Back and Wlnr Danolnf. llatlneos dally. 15 cents, two ihowi nt night, l,r ami 2S cens. el 'o'tf performing animals disdHing a llieiit rlcal Instinct I... Meting on the wlerd. the 10 Viennese, Europe.n. acrohnts, an ex hibition of nerve, originality and In ventlvo genius, the lour Fasslns. the sensation of Europe, in ther e.ullllrls tlc feats and c.ii.I.m r a I hulanclng act on tin lr sciirwav. tin- flying Fishers, the four feailess l.a ins, the Navarro troupe of high-wire ev.ris. Mary and Petrof, presenting a u.nei iiony. dog and donkey circus, the tl.ree Menstons, In a r'atislan pantomimic specialty In troducing clown i:iot:ies and dogs: Rohei t Dohn. the hci. ili.cn giant, who lifts an automobile In Ins t . '!).. Nettle Carroll, golden" wire nil:: if. the Yam-; akotas, a group of marvelous Japanese entertainers; the Floienr.o troupe of Eu- I i'llla sisters In tlie triple aerial I n rl.i I rt Sti t ! bat I nport, I kney ll.ireli.li'U sens. i f lunal j usual ;il e orgariiza- lis s li lch t' pic AT THE THEATRES i make a suns per- ' will fur ls of the ed In the' ncnii I lies s hy t w.u iti where one nm - I Eyssell' rlson ft re ! Pharmacy moved to 2S9 Mnr t, between Fourth and Fifth. Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11 :30 to 2 ; business men's lunch. D. Chambers &. Son., optician.. 321 i Morrison street, corner of Sixth. I Orplnpuni Now Show Rill. The new bill for the second week of the Orpheum theatre) begins with mati nee tc.da. "A Xlghf on a Houseboat." by Jessie D. I.asky. is featured and w hen I he 11 performers all get busy in that boat pandemonium reigns. "Sweet h"arts." b.v Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Con nelly, is the little playlet that enter tained the people of London 130 consec utive nights at the Prince of Wales theatre. ropean acronats, the bird-like fllglns on trapeze; th'- eight Dollar novelties; Orrin and Vii to Parisian equestrians. Hot Jr.. the world's cliainpl. rider; the Freiiiun 1 s. In th. equestrian act. More th. tentlon has been pat.l t lion of the company of c 1 the management prupuses perhilty feature of this se i f irnmrce. 'Autos That Pass In the Air nlsh one of the sensational a. peiiot malice. Ibis Is ues-'it. following manner: 1 wo raeing ire drive n down steep iiniiio oung French women. At a pi ollislon appears unavolitah! rlilne glides gracefully upward, mak- lug n complete somersault In inM-air, ' while the other auto haps tho yawning gap. landing upon a platform run way su.-pcndoi upon giant springs, thus min imizing the force of tile initial t. The new "Terrorize!-, '' and It Is sai.l to merit I this name, Is the Invention of two French scientific englueeis, who havei worked for two years stinging the1 fine-, tlonal parts of weight and velocity In! rcJer to have the two mac-r.tnes pass at the exact fraction of a secoucl In order to avoid crashing. The Harnum nnd Hiilev management promises a great treat In their free street parade, which thev claim repre sents an outlay of J ?.ann,noo Forty elephants, as many camels, BOO beauti ful horses, untold numbers of rare wild animals In cages arranged so that the public will be able to view the marvels of forest and Jungle. Elaborate atlf gorloni fbiats, many hands of music, and 1.000 men nnd women all combine In forming a street pageant which It will be a pltv t" mlRs; so start earlv with the little f, Iks. THE BEST $3.00 HAT Complete Stock Now Ready EN SELLING Leading Clothier THE LYRIC THE ESVHr-BZ.VHXAI.il CO. Present "Confessions of a Wife" ALL WEII Sunday Matinee, August 80, A OELEIKATTD CASH Moving Picture Theatres Spaclal Jfotloca to Manafara. .We rent the latest featura films, Including song slides and records, cheaper than any house In tho United States. Newman Motion Picture Exchange 993 Bnrnalda St. 'Write for Catalogna NICKELODION 130 SIXTH. Change Lvery Day cALL GOOD SUBJECTS. CIRCUS Tomorrow and Wednesday 25th and Raleigh Streets St In Handling Your Estate outs in front of their own building. 15 Chinese started a social game of fan tan last night Ht K0 Second street, diag onally across the street from the police station. The nearest lookout kept eye ing the door and this made the officers on station duty suspicious. Tho gam l.lers were nabbed by a quick rush. Released on J20 ball each, they will be heard Saturday. The detective department has taken a census of the inmates of the dis reputable houses In the Japanese quar ter. The number of women was found to be smaller than expected. This is believed to be due largely to the vigi lance of the Immigration officials In keeping out Japanese women brought t" this country for Immoral purposes.. The Chinese dens will not be enter". during the canvass, the police consider ing this a separate problem. , W. A. dentists, Berger, 831U. Wise Third nn.1 and associates, painless Washington. signs. 284 Yamhill. Main I Flying Gymnasts. j The Bottomly Troupe of Flying Gym I nasts opened at the Pantages matlnc? I today. Their act was a genuine sur : prise io the patrons of the house. It is j absolutely one of the greatest aerial 1 acts in America today. The Wang ) doodle Quartet of comical coons kept i the audience in roars of laughter. THE LAZIEST MA IT IN THE WORLD would not be contented to be kept In the house and doing nothing bv rheumatism. Neither are you, who are always busy and active. Then don't neglect the first twinge of an ache or pain that you might think Is Just a "crick." Rub well with Ballard's Snow liniment and no matter what the trouble is. it will dis appear at once. Sold by Skidmore Drug company. it costs no more to place It with the Security Sav ings & Trust company, whose business It la to dis charge such duties, than to entrust It to an Individ ual, who cannot iossibly handle It so advantage ously, who may Involve It hopelessly, even though under bond. We act as Trustee In all Fiduciary Ca pacities, and as ugent for the transaction of all ap proved financial buslnesa. SECURITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY CORBETT BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON CAPITAL $500,000.00 SURPLUS $250,000.00 Journal want ads. lc a word Dr. Oullette has returned. greaTcongregation attends dedication "The Teddy Girls' at Oaks. A better, brighter or prettier show could not hfvve been selected as a suc cessor to Chow Chow than the one to be put on hv tli Allen Curtis tonight, "The Teddy Girls." Heautiful cos tumes just received from New York will make the chorus bewildering in the myriad lights. The songs will provo the greatest lit of the year. Fred Meyers believes he owns a wire less telegraph system. He was talking to himself about It when Patrolmau Harms found him at Park an 1 Wash ington last evening. Meyers grew vio lent when the officer suggestel a walk to headqun rters and had to be thrown to the sidewalk ind held there until he quieted down. Ills sanity .will be examined today , The largest man In Oregon was brought Into the police station Saturday night In a state of collapse. He, was licit eirunk, however, as the officers first thought, but evidently very!cfc The man. who says his name Is Nutt, be lieves he has Appendicitis. He was sent to the hospital. fleneral Freight Agent Richard R Miller and Assistant General Freight Agent "Wllber R Coman of the Harrl man lines in Oregon have gone to CM- little what "The Saturday night is the night when ALL the ones are given the French call Grand Bath" a thorough cleansing from top to toe. In this weekly func tion, Ivory Soap plays an important part. A white aoap, it rieldi a mow white lather a lather that cleanaet but doet harm. Ivory Soap . . It Floats. 4 The new Swedish Evangelical fr A'lgustnna Lutheran church. a S'anton street nnd Rodney ave- noe. was dedicated yesterday afternoon In the presence of a 4 congregation that completely t filled the edifice. Hcv N. J. W. Nelson of Mos- row. Idaho, president of the Co- f ltitnbla conference, preached the a. dedication a"rmon and Pastor Carl A. Tolln was assisted In $ the services by several of the cc following ministers present: t Rev. C. J. Cornell. Hraddock, Pa ; Rev. C J. Renhard. Rev .1 A. ! I .ens. Rev A Scott. Portland; j Hev. W. P I:-n I.n. .Vancouver. . I W.4sh . Rev. I? Cr' Nystrom, I efr Haw kltison. Wnsh . Rev II. F. 4 Hcngtson. MarshlU lei. Mrs. C. $ W. Ltndborg sang a solo and tho choir renderecl several numbers. I 4 The offering In the afternoon amounted to 1122 It was turned fr over to the bullilng fund. "The Confessions of a Wife." A capacity audience greeted the new Rlunkall stock coniiianv which opened yesterday afternoon at the Lyric. "The Confessions of a Wife" Is a. stirring melodrama In five nets bv Owen Imvls. and Is full of heart Interest. Particu larly striking Is the confessional of the wife (Warda Howard i in the first act. pvr (irantl Kill. There will be a series of first-class vau.lei!l.i stars on the new program at the Grand, which starts today. Bar ney Kagan and Miss Henrietta Ryron. the singing anil dancing headliners, will have the place of honor and will be surrounded by one ,if the strongest vaudeville shows Sullivan Consldlne have sent to tli Pacific coast. F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING Phones Main 165 Home A 1165 First and Oak Your penmanship secures the pnsition. All things else being equal motion follows. Why be handicapped with a scrawl when you can learn legible business hand m a few months by attending CLASSES of the to write a rapid, the EVENING THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND. Other Taught OREGON y.iiLi i ill i jk t i a men aqerieF tMmX j Of 100 Cagec. iV fl;MM I 70 QLEfMANTS AMONjfTN? W l K BUNTING Vjflr Vi faftmlT ' TirE twgrr?m Turn Pr" TTKRHTC irsw bfkrattoiA "fsyj. )m I TEETH BOHOOLB 1VO OOLIJEOES. HuilclinK Permits T.awson e cbir.lon. Inrrs. Kn.-t Sixteenth $2.nnn e,-u h erect two dweli corner Schuyler, Save Money Schwab Printing Co. ttST HOKK RTAIOSABIE TRICE 1 STREtTl 3 4 7 S T A I K I THIS WEEK THE LAST Come and have free exaniln itlnn. , Wi; KXTRAI.'T TKKT1I li:li: tFII.VEH FILLINGS H5 I'P 1 GOt t FILLINGS 75C I'P SKT OF I'KK.TH 4.0() SPI.KNI'in SKT fK.OO GOLD CROWNS . . . 2.50 T' ' g.'.OO Ayi work icTurtrantced fnr t.H yejin. Lady att'-ndant always presc-i j All work dotie absolutely wi'li.rit .a!n specialists of from 12 to I'j years' experience. DALLAS COLLEGE The purposes of this Institution are to furnish to young men and women n liberal Christian education, to lay a deep and broad foundation In the study of the sciences, art and philosophy, and to build up n strong and Intel lectual moral character. Thf firtattst Clreut That , Human Eyas Evtr BehcM. Evtrytfclng Absolutely New. 175 Wortd Famed Artists,' 200 af Them From Abroad; BIG NEW STREET PARADE TOMOESOW MOKITINO AT 9U30 Two performances dally, '1 and 8 p. m. Doors open one hour earlier. ONE TICKET ADMITS TO AIiXi . Children under 12 years, half price. Reserved seats nnd admission tickets on sale on show clays at Grave's Music Store, ill Fourth St., at exactly the same price charged on the show fC rounds. THE TONIGHT AT 8:15 Offer IT anal I cal. Scientific mlo and Oollera Elementary, Coarse ; Glasai- Acade- tualcal. Fxpenss nominal. The faculty run srranRe for llmlteei numl.er or students o earn tfieir way in full or in purl. ; New erm mmniftiroi Pepternber ?3 For Catalogue and Information Addraaa C. A. MOCK. DalLaa Orefoa. "The Teddy Girl" P- the Popular Curtis Flayers CHILDREN'S DAY WEDNESDAY Boston Dentists ML ANGEL COLLEGE ac nr st c'ars. s'a AX.M'AL KX(.TRSI0.V OF THE GREAT SIX DOLLAR A MONTH SALE-AT LOW EST KNOWN PRICES ON DEPENDABLE PIANOS. 891 Morrison St., Home Phone A-3030. Opn. Poatofflce. Phono Main 3030. MT. ANGEL.ORE. ii Fo a. m Pee w li o and Huifiy. gets that Employee of Ellers Piano an Ontlnf. The annual excursion of the em ployes of Ellers 'lann house took pis. yesterday at Kllers' lanllne a few ml!" above Oregon City The steamer l.eo ,a was chartered for the trip and 1st t'ortland yesterds morning with sbc.iit lea of the de-otee of music and aon The weath.r was ideal for such an otii ln and the merry makers made the r.iest of It On the boat there was rvrv provision for the comfort and en tertainment of the auents. A player pino. a band oraan, and a iar;e phono graph did douhl duty en this .xrmlon n the return trip the deck was rieare.' and dairing was lnduid In for a whll. At the Kile's homestead a m rifirent fruit and grain farm of ov-r I no arra there w. n numhr of piemi ant feat jr prearrange! f -r the vta't oti In lh bai cam ltii in rlngl and marr.d mn the honori wee ' lng eajulr carried awav by th latter One we well-known musical critic aucgeeted that the yoingr nine arojld probahlj mke better pearuchle or ping prut tiajrera than league prof s!onaTa Th" lat w omen ra e was won by at tea Arllne Pharp l.un'n m erriM Its tarii under a grape rtvr to be over rears n!d. There arere reral happy reepore to I tr prompts tnarta, end ai) vetej the Ellers tbe moet rental cf boete. Hon.. injoy If You Love Music and Want Your Children You the Opportunity Is Now Offered to Home With a Piano. to Love Furnish It After the or young woman v mind w ll.l w lse; p nt or the f ..it ire , great nii'iipv-sm :i g tunliv is vours to n I' piano pr I 1" I' : le I ! h-r .Kit f .ir Mavne you ve tneunni you couldn t i or young woman has affor s rme new 14." piano, You can now. if voij attend this Sfx-Donar-H-Month lude today as the re- .. .... ... , . ... , tn, tlrm and t st known makes will be rloscd fer(! t.e out at oriv i.u ani vou can pay as. email amount i llttlo as Sn I' llarc and piano will be trivial ar 1 'in .'. ent r orr.e, tr.en cn.v six dnlUrs a ' piano - -.r,.tn:n ni. rlh. j can n.ic w. .v.. . .in v.. "O those e.f y j who greater piaro alije here now,f;fr vou-t'e thar anywhere else not except-j ment has o.ni'e ing me large atern cmes becauee vested saves vou we are not counting i ronie, even a pr-I rases J it a f w left of tlon of cost lr some eases Is sacrificed styles while trey ;. oily $ I .' .nme and ace ror yurseivee eend your i further Informatioe se.- , ur sj !a! ar nelgnbora So it r;ght away and you will ; noimcement. pag : To ir money ba-k' doing there a favor If they have a. if not satisfactory ! m 1sr,r. prlx ptano to rmy now or at any time wtthtn 1 lege, la your aafeguarl n Injvl-c here " "V. M,,n'' run j m addition to our Iror iad ruarane In Boiled Linseed Oil 5 fjAl.l.ON. UTSiS 59 i Raw tiflMeed Oil 5 OAI.I.oN' LOTS 57 Pure White Lend PKR 100 S7.50 Portland Sash & Door Co. In r! H ..in buys. nedlctln.. Fathers. ycvjriK men and pt Ftoari. tul- psiatcry. c.mm'rclil. scientific and . iiw.hI a. course a m.. . f the II. T'tf school fn- Term opens S nil Is u n.lr ill rSOPESSIOaTAXi WRESTLING MATCDES Thursday Evening 330 rmoirr BT. POBTXAjTD. OB. for I crt i do!, In the mot . -' For ' oi the eeit Wim TOM CATALOOUX. THE AI.I.KN PREPARA TORY SCHOOL Tornugh preparation for all eastern tern cniga Klg' year be- (r'ember 2 1. ISOi. latahga and ltc. .na 5ept THE ALLtN rRITRATORT Sc. IIOOL Pert land. Or. ream. :e.- a the fwr aid ifrom $125 to - , i vi taw paiu I Tjere are pienoe here tbey veil for 1121 that jtu Any man le apt e feel after Me eelgfcbore et ClWUlf ail raa 4ara) ttrouga 4le- for S 1 a ft. .nd 1 1 44 will bur a splendid 1 I net r merit bome ef the finest 4 pimi arnanf mJ 124 Tniee are rdaan bargains too ifwd to sales and the aeatxand er fatber er coroing to choice as to workmanship an' materia! T! i rlano must be right you must be a marke, riS I eatlafle,; eiieiomer then you 11 he our can get now I DTt alre-tiaement WE CALL fOR, REPAIR AND DELIVER ALL WORK PEUrVa M A ' "HI NF8 OI'R nvrciAi , XV. "VE RF.FAIR EVERTTHIXO. riWXE ASP Vt E WILL CALL. East 181 1 419 E. Morrison st an yatig aoaji 1 Tark. We'll erpeet roti to come this after n If rxwaibl. as the ei will iwin rlnae eome-lme tV week EU'rs Ptano UcNura, til Washington B-t, Cor I i IV TZX AMD X. TOM Te only genuine CMnee r"t ard herb d."ter In this rit y. post-graduates 'an ton itedt ai ce.g". t'V.trra- V cure all wek j mei a Incurable disease. uc h as gleet. stricture, piles. varKooei"v hydrrwele. I ruptuTe. b'oi poifoi, at .-.tr.acti. Ilyer i kldiey. bladder and all d'.e.- s'mple , to men t barges reae-ahl Call or write. U Tee and K. York Medicine Co. i LABBE THOMAS Ffcemw A-tllt. 224 4 First st, cor. Salmon, ForUand. Or. 14 Lebbe Bide, CO. 14 Sn4 Wasklagta . . . - - . WILHOIT MllERALWATRE Oakland vs. Portland JLXCBKATIOaT TASK, COB. TAUQXJI AJTD .4T1K ST. Atravrr m, rt, n, tt, m. Oemes be 1st wreeli days : at I l p m.. tiiadaj, I II p. m. Adaalsalow fe huai-km. He. grandatand. e", boxes, tie eitra; children, kleeche.- te: rrandstaJk4, Ike, SJLBXS SAY TaUBAT. r Jer It ,rew te kleacbers Wednesday, i COAL liemmerer Coal ii ... Tbe Best Wrwuter ri the rrt-" x U4 Market. CartrmcKterr a bob. am a Bankers U"k eel V ' i. I lre MaJk HL A-li.