I. "THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1908.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Hellig ...... "Tb Lion and the Mouse"
Bungalow ...... "Rosa of the Rancho"
Baker i'M iamo- or moa
Orpbeum
Vaudeville
Star ...... ....."A Struggle for Gold"
Pantages Vaudeville
Grand - Vaudeville
Lyric "Kancn 10
All the would be editors of the state
will have a chance ts exhibit their
, proficiency' January 8 and 7. This op
portunity to display unusual talenta'in
the matter of editing the subjects of
entomology, -economic zoology, and
veterinary science will be proffered by
the United States civil service, depart
ment of agriculture, and will be in the
form of a regular examination. The
position to be filled requires Borne
knowledge of French and German, gen
eral familiarity with literature, gen
eral knowledge of the special subject
chosen and considerable advanced train
ing, so no doubt the number of appli
cants will be great. The salary is
11600 per annum. Positions In the lo
cal, land offices, as register and re
ceiver's lerk, to begin at a salary of
1900, with possibility of advancement
to 11400, are to be filled. Examination
will be held January 6. and 7. l"or all
these examinations application should
be made to Z. A. Leigh, postoffice de
partment.
By handing down a decision Hn the
ease of the Cyclone Mining company
of South Dakota, against the Baker
City Light & Power company, and the
Rock, Creek' Power & Transmission
company, Judge Wolverton in the
United States circuit court hold that
before foreign corporations can have
standing In the Oregon courts they
must comply with the provisions of the
state law, , The Oregon law on this
question requires that corporations or-
ganized in other states must appear
efore the secretary of state before
their business in Oregon is properly
recognized by law. The demurrer of
the plaintiff company la dismissed by
the court. The suit was the result of
a contract for power which it was
claimed was never furnished.
Only $60 was allowed by a Jury as
damages for Philip Fischer, who
claimed $750 for injuries sustained in
being run down bv a delivery wagon
belonging to the Butternut Bread' com
pany at Third and Salmon streets
Fischer was riding a bicycle and alleged
that the accident was due to the care
lessness of the driver of the wagon.
The testimony was heard in Judge
Cleland's department of the circuit
' court, a verdict being returned last
night.
Injured the next day after' he was
employed to drive a delivery wagon for
the Washington creamery, Joe Farrell,
1ft years of age, has begun suit in the
circuit court through his mother and
guardian, Mrs. A. M. Farrell, agalrtst..
A. C. Grossman and W. C, Dey, pro
prietors of the creamery, for $6000
damages. Ha alleges that the horse
furnished him was unruly and that, the
wagon and harness were defeotlve.
"What Is the Natural Food of Man?'l
Is the question for general discussion
at the fourth vegetarian "conversa
zione." at 601 Yamhill Btreet. iback of
the Hoottluh Rtte Cathedral, this even
ing at 8 o'clock. Dr. L. W. Myers, one
of the best posted physicians on the
diet question, will muke the opening
address. Prof. Goodenough will read a
paper on 'Fletcherlsm. This is a non-
sectarian. Informal meeting, free to all.
Fine toilet and manicure sets, safety
razors and shaving outfits, ladles' high
graile leather handbags, purses and
card cases, latest perfumes in bulk and
fancy bottles, fountain pens a selection
of anv or tnese manea a uaeiui anu
appreciated Christmas gift. Come n and
Klve us the pleasure of showing you.
Albert Bernl, the druggist, 233 Wash
ington St.
Pedcr Svendscn. a renowned Scandi
navian lecturer and former member of
the parliament of Norway, will lecture
at the Norwegian Lutheran church on
Fourteenth street, tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock and at the Swedish Method
ist church, corner Beech and Borth
wlck streets. Thursday evening at 1
o'clock. Admission In both Cases will
be free.
As practically nothing was being: done
by the East Side Push club, the direc
tors of the organization last night de
rided to wind ud the-affairs of the or
ganization and disband. Thin will not
hinder the United East Side Push clubs
from meotine in tho club Quarters In !
the Sargent Dunning, uecemoer iu.
If you have a friend that Is troubled
with poor circulation, cold feet, rheu
matism or nervous troubles, get him a
pair of eleotropodes. They only cost
$1 a pair, and If not satisfactory after
a 80 days' trial, return them and get
your money back. Albert BernU the
druggist, 233 Washington st.
Mrs. George Hall, mother of Tt. A.
Marshall of this city, died In Berkeley,
Cal., this morning. Mr. Marshall leaves
this evening to do present at the fu
neral. Mrs. Hall had frequently visited
the family of her son In this city and
had many warm friends here who will
be grieved to hear of her death.
Mrs. Lottie "Mae De Lashmutt has
begun suit In the circuit court for di
vorce from Albert De Lashmutt, whom
she accuses of deserting her In Gold
field, Nev In December, J 907. She
was married In Portland In September,
1902, and desires to resume her maiden
name, Lottie Mae Castro.
The liquor license committee yester
day refused the application of H. Mels
ter for a saloon license at 300 Grand
avenue. Councilman Rushlight objected
to the license being given because he
said the man wanted to conduct a ais-
reputable "seven room" hotel In connec
tion with the saloon.
Souvenirs Tonight Grand opening of
Vincent's with a full line of newest
designs In diamonds, watches, clocks,
Jewelry, silverware, cut glass; also fine
line of decorated and hand painted
china. Open until 10 o'clock. Vincent's,
3 42 Fifth street, between Morrison and
Alder.
Frank Bunch, aired 21, said by tho
police to be the ring leader of the no
torious "sewer gang' of Alblna and who
Ivory Soap is not a
"time saver"; or a "la
bor saver. " Nor does it
"make dirt fly."
But it will clean as
quickly as is consistent
with safety; and it Can
be used for hundreds of
purposes for which ordi
nary soaps are unsafe
and unsatisfactory.
Ivory Soap. ,
99& Per Cent. Pure.
THIRD GRANGE ,
ENTERS FIGHT
Linn County Organization
Denounces Methods of '
Fulton Forces.
Denouncing as untimely," unwar
ranted and un-American the methods
adopted to reinstate boss rule In our
state politics," and calling upon other
granges throughout the state to join
in a movement against the conspiring
politicians, a third powerful grange
organization has Joined in the tight to
Cleocin popular ruie as against per
sonal program rule in Oregon. The
threatened, grange movement is throw
ing consternation Into the camp of the
insurrectors, and 'along with the news
from Washington is dampening the
araor or tnose wno are advocating a
poncy or perjury.
A well known Republican said today
that If pusued to any extent, the grange
movement would be a factor In over
whelming the Bourbon camp, and be a
has been arrested time and again for
different offenses, was ordered to leave
town yesterday. Bunch is known tn the
police as one of the most persistent and
daring offenders.
Save the Discount Send check or pay
at office on or before the tenth to save
the discount on December bills for the
Automatic Telephone. Home phone your
long-distance calls to Tacoma. Seattle
and way points. Home Telephone com
pany, corner of Park and Burnside
J. G. Nelson won .a verdict for $160
against C. A. Burkbardt by the verdict
of a jury in Judge Morrow's depart
ment of the circus, court this morning.
He had claimed $370 as a balance for
services while they were working at
the cannery business In Yes Bay, Alaska.
Just a few of the many thoroughly
appreciative Christmas gifts of merit
at Gill's: Books, dictionaries, writing
paper, calendars, fountain pens, postal
albums, leather goods, fancy playing
cards, diaries. Was sets, etc., etc.
Gill's, Third and Alder.
Because W. P. Smith, who complained
that his room was robbed by Oscar
Furth, Is out of town and sent word
from Tacoma that- he cannot return to
prosecute the defendant, District At
torney Cameron yesterday dismissed
the indictment against Furth.
Colonel Henry Von Hess, who is a
candidate for city marshal of Troutdale.
where the election will take place Wed-
naay, nervea as a qeiiuty under sner
in oears or Muunoman many
ago. and before that served in
years
Dotn
German and American armies.
Tom Scheck was placed on trial In
Judge Cleland's department of the cir
cuit court this morning on a charge of
contributing to - the delinquency of
8-year-old Violet L. Harris. The testi
mony Is being heard by a Jury. .
"3T-G. Combs of Prinevllle, a cattle
dealer, pleaded guilty to the charge of
having allowed stock to cross a govern
ment reserve without a permit, before
Judge Wolverton In the federal court
yesterday and was fined $60.
Suit for '$10,000 damages for alleged
failure to carry out a contract for sale
Seventh and Ankeny streeTsna.begu'n
in the circuit court bv A. J. nfti
against H. L. Stephenson.
Christmas cards, New Year cards, art
calendars, exclusive lines imported and
domestic. The postal shop, 124 Fifth
street, near Washington.
Title Guarantee. Oregon Trust ac
counts and Gefman-American certifi
cates bought at the highest cash price;
also Home Telephone bonds. Colin
Bros., 180 First street, corner Yamhill.
Bntlre stock of Chinese and Japanese
goods of Western Importing company.
462 Washington street, sold at auction
sale commencing Thursday, December 9,
1908, at 2 and 7:30 p. m., daily.
If "he" is an architect, draftsman,
engineer or student in these profes
sions, ours Is the store to come to for
the seTectlon of a fitting present. The
J. K. Gill company. Third and Alder.
Christmas cards, New Year cards, art
calendars, . exclusive lines Imported and
domestic. The postal shop. 124 Fifth
street, near Washington.
We sponge and press your clothes,
shine your shoes, all for $1.60 month.
Main 614, A-4314. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark.
Christmas cards. New Year cards, art
calendars, exclusive lines imported and
domestic. The postal shop, 12 Fifth
street, near Washington.
I'm it on walnut culture in Oregon;
get free booklet before buying walnut
lands. T. Wlthycombe, 609 Commercial
block, Portland, Or.
Kelly's Family Liquor Store, park
and Morrison. High grade wines and
liquors. One price to all. Free delivery.
Tel. Main 28. Home. A-2802.
Davis A Ktlburn of 249 Morrison
street, carry a very attractive line of
holiday goods, books and stationery
just what you want for Christmas.
Steamer Jessie Harklns. for Camaa.
WashougRl and way landings, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Leaves Wash!
ln
igton .street
dock at Z P.
m.
Christmas cards. New Year cards, art
calendars, exclusive lines Imported and
domestic. The postal shop, 124 Fifth
street, near Washington.
You can absolutely depend upon gen
uine bargains, as we are positively re
tiring from business. Elite China and
Glass Co.. 862 Morrison at.
Manhattan Life calendars for 1909
have arrived. Call and get one. 209
Oregonlan building. William Goldman,
manager.
Courteous salesmen in all depart
ments at GUI's will cheerfully help you
select an appropriate and sensible gift.
Moore, artist, Seventh and Stark. One
dozen platinum photographs make 12
bea utif ul Christmas presenta Order now.
V. E. Beach & Co., the Pioneer Paint
company, window glass and glazing.
Phone Main 1384, A-1334.
There will b another big sale Thurs
day at the Elite China and Glass Co.,
352 Morrison St.
Re Gill's window display of prac
tical gifts for the architect, engineer,
etc. ,
Dr.
J. D. fiternhere has moved to 1
Corbett building. Fifth and Morrison.
$10 made. See windows Norgard &
Noce, tailors, 169 4th,- near Morrison.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
D. Chambers A Son. opticians, S21
Morrison, cor. Sixth, are the best.
Woman's Exchange; 131 Tenth street,
lunch 11:80 to 2; business men's lunch
Dr. Haynea, optician, Salmon near 6th.
Berger, signs. 2S4 TamhllL M. )L
Dr. E, C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Journal want ads. Io a word. '
"Purl tana." Ask grocer. , '
Dry Ttt Cord wood. '
Sawed or four-foot lensth. Main (S.
yAK6S. Oregon Fuel company.
Tomorrow and Thursday positively
last days for discount west side gaa
bills. Don't overlook gas appliance sal.
final factor in averting any . possible
restoration of the old political regime
in the state.' .v.- V.,--,
The latest grange organisation to
raise the slogan of pure government is
the well known Linn county council.
Patrons of Husbandry. - It Is composed
of delegates representing all the granges
in Linn county, and its utterances are
probably widely reflective of the senti
ment among farmers throughout that
county. .!.',
A feature of distinctive Interest in
the resolution is that the organisation
calls on all the granges to, Join in the
defense of the commonwealth against
the plan for restoration of the old po
litical conditions - in the state. The
resolution, which was passed unani
mously December 6. Is as follows:
"Whereas, The state grange at Its
last session set aside a liberal-sum to
procure competent legal asslstancevtln
defending our direct primary Initiative
ana reierenaum laws wnicn are jeopard
ized by the action taken by the Pacific
States Telephone & Telegraph company
in taking this matter up to the highest
tribunals of the land with the avowed
intention of destroying its workings;
mereiore oe n
"Resolved, by the Linn counoy coun
cil. P. nf H.. In rearulnr aenaion assent'
bled. That we denounce in unqualified
terms the; action's of certain papers and
persons who are aiding in the attempt
to annul these laws and their workings
by publishing and advocating their over
throw and we deplore and denounce
these untimely, unwarranted and un
American methods to reinstate boss
rule in our state politics. And we
would urge the coooeration of granges
throughout the state by publishing their
resolutions in the public press."
GIVES DRAMATIC
EECITAL TONIGHT
Mrs. Marlon Ward Farnham.
Mrs. Marlon Wards Farnham will give
dramatic recital, at the White Tem
ple tonight. Her program will be va
ried from the classic tragedy of
Romeo and Juliet," to "The Bull Fight
In Old Madrid. Mrs. Farnham is an
elocutionist of rare ability and4 never
falls to please and Interest her audi
ences. She will be assisted by the
White Temple quartet' and some of the
best musical talent in the city. The
entertainment will be under the auspices
rff the Ladles' Aid society and the re
ceipts will be devoted to some charity.
WHY NOT RENT A PIANO?
Where to rind the Best and Largest
Assortment.
During the next two weeks we are
offering for rent for short or long terms
a large assortment of very fine brand
new, highest grade pianos, as well as a
less expensive kind. A piano can now
be secured at Eilers Piano House at a
monthly rental of $3, $4, $5, $6 and $7.60
a month. Instruments delivered and re
turned free to parties renting for a
period of six months or longer. All
rent paid, lass reasonable interest for
amount invested. Is allowed In the event
of eventual purchase. Telephone or call
at Eilers, Piano House, 363 Washington
street, Portland's largest and leading
dealers. Phone Exchange 23 or A-2350.
Tomorrow and Thursday positively
last days for discount west side gas
bills. Don't overlook gas appliance sale.
More Trait Growing.
H. B. Miller, U. 8. consul general to
Japan, has recently purchased a large
tract of fruit land from Yerex Bros. Co.,
and George E. Waggoner, neaa Sheri
dan, Yamhill county, Oregon. Mr. Mil
ler was formerly president of the state
horticultural society, and also president
of the Oregon Agricultural college. He
has been an enthusiast In fruitgrowing
ror many years. Mr. Miner nas a large
orchard In southern Oregon. The tract
recently purchased Is about 400 or BOO
feet above the general level of the
valley, and commands an unsurpassed
view of valley towns and snow moun
tains. Is a most beautiful location for a
country home. Mr. Miller will prob
ably plant a large apple and walnut
orchard on this tract, and improve same
as a country nnme. wnere ne will spend
a i-reai owi or nis ume arter me ex
plration of his term as consulate.
Tomorrow and Thursday positively
last days for discount west side gas
uiu. ion i ovoriooa -fas appliance sale.
Four 160-ton, 120-foot submarines of
tn Italian navy recently established a
new record tor vessels or their tvpe by
cruising 1.300 miles under their own
power witnout any otner aid.
Tomorrow and Thursday positively
last days for discount west aide gas
Dins. Don i overlook gas appliance sale.
Never Fails to Restore
Gray Hair to its Natural
Color and Beauty.
No matter how loner it baa been erar
or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops its falling out.
and lMMKftlv1if rmnva nan.
at raff i j i-
. -.f.. "T
mn ui isosnniiei, i umei muco
in JL00 as 50c. tize. Is Not a Dye.
mM rn . ... . - .
t'wuwki uuiuiai UiHyyiBi.
Sead 2c tor free book " The Care si the Hair. "
roup Hay tpi Go., Newark, .J.
bay's Harflna Soap cares Piapha,
rsd, rough and chapped bands, and all skis die
asaa Keepa skin fine and soft. 25c. drogrista
Bead 2c far tree book "The Care of the Kids."
. WOQDAKD, CUUIKB & CO.
A rood school-rjione better. Well, established reputation. Successful
griduates. Skillful, pimjtaking- teachers. living Expenses low. , Many
other advantages. Let us tell you about thern. "Writs for catalogue. ,
SALfeM, OREGON ; . W.. L STAXEV, PRINCIPAL
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$12.73 ' $3,00 $8.00 mt rm $18.00 . j
r ttnifri nnlA ' Solid Gold Solid Gold " cants f o.iW 14K Solid Gold
GinMnFDUCut BoSn.ndBoM Who Eeil IarU Solid GoUJy 'H0014,, ,A Genaln. Full Cut
' Simond TrFimih Tuiquoiie Btuunel Bright FinUh ? Bright and Roe. Finish lm" - 1
JftfcUU ! No.2188 N0.21M So. 2227 Wo. 2188 Ha.1083
Christmas Rings at Leffert's
SOLID GOLD SET RINGS
14-karat solid gold, bright
finish, turquoise enamel,
lady
Solid gold, bright finish,
ruby doublets, for
lady
$3.00
$2.25
14-karat solid KOld. brlstht finish.
erald doublets, for n.ll
lady
Solid gold, bright finish,
real cameo, for gentle
man i
Solid gold. English nnish,
fenuine onyx, for gen
leman. $3.50
$9.00
TKESB VSICXS, QUALITY COW
BXSSSBO, CANNOT BS
DUPLICATED.
TWO STORES LEFFERT'S
Woman Hangs Herself.
(United Prew Leased Wire.)
NaDa. Cal.. Deo. 8. With her hands
bound across her breast In a straight-
Jacket, Mrs. Ijena Severance, wife of
iormer oiave Denaiur Devenua-o ui emu
Francisco, hanged herself at the Napa
state hospitall for" the insane yesterday.
Adjudged violently insane, the unfor
tunate woman was committed to the
asylum three weeks ago and was de
spondent during the entire period of
ner incarceration, xesieraay sne mag
aged to climb upon a chair and catch
the lacing at her neck on a ptcture but
ton on the wall. TheflL she kicked the
chair away and hung: suspended until
she strangled. When her body was
found, life was extinct.
A Dangsrous Operation
is the removal of tMe appendix by a sur
geon. No one who takes Dr. King's
New Life Pills is ever subjected to this
frightful ordeal. They work so quietly
you don't feel them. They cure -con
stipation, headache, biliousness and
maiaria. zoc at wooaaro, ciarKo at
Co.'s drug store.-
Sr. W. a. Wise.
OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
Should remember that our force Is so
organised that WE CAN DO THEIR
ENTIRE CROWN. BRIDGE AND
PLATE WORK IN A DAY If necessary.
Positively Painless Extraction free
when plates or bridges are ordered.
WE REMOVE THE MOST SENSITIVE
TEETH AND ROOTS WITHOUT THE
LEAST PAIN. NO STUDENTS; no un
certaintybut SPECIALISTS who do
the most scientific and careful work.
WISE DENTAL CO., Inc.
Dr. W. A. Wise. Mgr.. 21 years" in
Portland. Second floor. Failing bid..
Third and Washington streets. Office
nours, a. m. to p. in. Sundays, to
1 p. m. Painless extracting. 60c; plates,
$5 up. Phone A and Main 2020.
k3 GROWERS OUR.
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Tree that kin b,innhiartd tatha
XM1MMUM OF HaKDLINQ
kTranit.rred while dormant, and all
irwv to piwnt. rtcot I n IB. bag, )um
H" ro S"i nem i mpiy put in .
i amuaa Hfli ouc ens imnfi
SWSriill SStTWRSl SIRtCTIIRS
Jr berrlM will ba farnlahatd with mu1
rperohaM. Grow your own HoIItJ
ROSES VaVAiisV'
a f I vno novel um and 01 d ravor-
luwi srt.mn 0 ssfisi I -smauji .sw
p)anta;tru to type. MaUmJF&M
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Salesroom Front and TamhlU Bts.
Portland, Oregon.
D. Boardman Griffin, M. D.
tfii Speolalist
VI on Drug addtc-
holism (formerly
oi oaiem, ur.i,
"cn now be
-1 found at 628 W.
1 " ''Salmon st (near
w Ktng), Fortiand,
Or who cures
the habit or dis
ease in two days
-without pain.
Can resume for
mer v o c a 1 1 on,
thoroughly well.
In from 10 days
to two weeks.
No monev until
atient is satisfied he Is cured. Phone
lain 6110.
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SIGNET RINGS
Solid gold, English finish, bright top.
initials or monogram
'"$3.00
graved rree or
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fancy inl-
$3.50
fi i i JL
tlals or monogram
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gram engraveo rree or .Iltl.lJlJ
charge
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Solid gold, bright finish, still heavier,
XI HCOrVlQIt
$6.00
initials or monogram en
graved free of
charge
Solid gold, massive, rose
finish, emerald eyes,
space for picture.
$14.00
ALL BEST QUALITY.
The Eilers Way
YOU WANT THE PLEASURE AND ENJOYMENT OF
A PIANO NOW not next month or next year, or perhaps
never. Life without music is but half lived; and no instru
ment has ever been found which appeals so completely arid
satisfactorily to the popular taste as the piano. It is the
greatest power of all in the home, for good, for entertainment,
for companionship, for uplifting" influence.
i
wo weed to wait-iouuan
Buy at
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The Eilers way of Piano selling makes piano buying easy. A com
paratively small amount, arranged entirely to meet your convenience,
places a splendid instrument in your home at once TODAY. No
waiting or long-deferred hopes no financial hardship. We save you
a substantial amount in the matter of cost and permit you to pay in
small amounts by the week or month, or at such times as you are in
receipt of funds, you enjoying all the while the luxury of a really
good piano.
We do not confine you to the productions of a few factories, but
offer over 40 of the best makes in the world headed by the three
greatest of all Weber, Chickering and Kimball from which you
may choose the one appealing most strongly to your individual prefer
ence as you might between Wagner, Beethoven and Chopin. We
enable you to make your selection entirely unhampered from the best
instruments known to the piano trade from those makes which have
achieved greatest perfection and distinction, theproducts of the recog
nized master builders, demonstrating them all, showing the merits of
w
I each, and leaving the final decision to you.
: You Seek Elsewhere in Vain for
j Equal Inducements
w This U the way of highest merit strictly one-price always lowest
I giving you the greatest possible latitude in your choice and assuring
m satisfaction regardless of the particular make you may select.
The way is open "The Eilers Way' the easy way the popular
t Way THE WAY OF HIGHEST MERIT. Why wait? Why not
J buy today and have a piano in your home for Christmas?
All Makes
Talking
Machines
pitanorsJfobiHtr
353 WASHINGTON STREET
Open Evenings Til! 10 o Clock
STORES EVERYWHERE ON THE COAST
MS
For Range
Washed and Screened
COAL ( tot
F. B. JONES & CO.
EAST 7 both PHorcs V 77
DIAMOND RINGS
All Stones Chos.n by Us for Tail
Purity, Excellence of Cutting and
Color,
n-ntiful U-karst dlamo
BsauUMI U -Uarst diamond, brilliant
white ana perrect cut.
$35.00
Bet in 14-karat Tiffany
gold setting
UI ha AiAn ntk44a sat-Ann
-karat,
very nriniam, set in n-
$50.00
nond, white
$75.00
mountfns
mounting
Perfect -karat fine diamond, white
and very Drilllant. set in
14-karat gold Tirrany
mounting
GITTS SELECTED BOW LAID
ABIDE BT TJS FOB DELIV
EBT W&HS 9ESIBES.
272Wash.St.Port!and
Council Bluffs, la,
Once
Biggest
Busiest
Best
or Furnace
No Soot
No Dirt
SEATS
NOW
SELLING
$3.00
$2.00
$1.50
Gallery Ad
mission $1
Nordca
ajtd coicrjurr.
Thursday Evening
DEC io
' BEIUG THEATRE
Direction Lois Steers
and Wynn Coman
1417 II If THEATRE
JTlIeWiVJi Mt and Washington
Phones Main 1 and A-1122.
TONIGHT AND TOMOHROW NIGHT
The Great American Prams,
"txb uoxr Airs the kovh."
Excellent Cast, Beautiful Production.'
Prices $1.50, 11 00, 75c, 50c
Seats now selling at Theatre.
TIEATRE
Main 117, A.-4334.
Baker Stock Company in BeTasco's
other great success, "THE BOSS OT
THE BairCBO." Remember "The Girl
of the Golden West," and secure your
seats early. Gorgeous scenic effects; In
tense story. Evenings 2Sc, 35c, BDc; mat
inee 15c, 25c. Matinee Saturday.
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main 2. A-5380.
OREGON THEATRE CO. (INC) LESSEE
Geo. I.. Baker, General Manager.
Extra Attraction All This Week.
Bargain Mat. Wednesday, 250 any seat
Regular matinee Saturday. Bant- K.
Rork's famous musical extravagansa
THE X.A1TD OX HOD
With Knox Wilson as "April Fool."
Evening prices 26o to 1; matinee. Sat
urday, 25c, 80c.
Heat Week Murray Maok.
XaOr 6, A-10SO. Mats.
Ex. Runaays and, Holidays
NIGHTS
THEATRE -25-w-7Se
Week of Bse. 7. Homer Usd: Byers
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Hindis I Bnyder and Buckley; Vetits
noon Atm vine imihi biw
Smith; Orchestra ; Motion Biotnras.
THE GRAND-Vaadevllletfe fnxe
ABOTKEB BIO BXX.&
PATERSON'S
BRONZE
ART
STUDIES
gherdma tt
Baroness,
Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Tonaf,
Joan yield Jr.,
Adas Trio,
rred Bauer
OranflMoope
PANTAGES THEATRE
Advance Taudrrille. Stars of All Ba
ttens, -latinee Bally. lBo. Two shows
at wight, iso and as. ia Lors KSXr-
SX1IH A TIBIOH Or BAX.OME, direct
from a sensational engagement in met
ropolitan cl.tles. The personification of
art and beauty absolutely nothing sug
gestive. An artistic representation of
the original "Salome" sensation created
by Miss Maud Alien in London.
The STAR ?ff,7 Mia 494-
Mats. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
For the entire week of December 8.
The Greatest of all -Scenic Plays,
"A mvoeu ra QO&D."
Matinees at 2:80. Every Even'g at 8:15
Night prices 25c, 85c, 60c.
Matinees, 15c and 25c
Seats may be reserved by either phonn,
Next Week "IN WYOMING."
THE LYRIC THEATRE
Seventh sad Alder Bts.
Week of December S.
THB BL.U2NKA.L.U CO.
In the Beautiful Western Play
RANCH lO
Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday.
Tuesday Evening,
December 8th-
English Lutheran Church
WIT WAMK AMB nmUOt.
Otto F. L Herse
nioi
"Nature's Own Slngsr."
English, German, Scotch, Irish
Songs.
The Best Songs by the Best Com
posers.
ADXXSSXOH
Good Wages Are
PaidTelegraphers
Demand exceeds supply. EASILY AC
QUIRED. SHORT HOURS. Ws Will
place you. Day and svenlng classes.
Open all tha year.
Oregon Expert College
S3 jrarcH st, rxnx raooa.
Flemishand Oak Finish
S1.40 PER GALLON
Liquid Wood Filler
1.25 PER GALLON
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Portland Sash & Door Co.
SO TXOVT ST. VOBTZmLKO. OS.
Damana Bitters
A wondsrful lnvlgorstor and n?rin,
A powerful aphrodisiac and p !al t sn! r
for both seses. for sals st dru i-f
and liquor dealers, or ty WotUh,
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