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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, - SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY -21, ,1909.- HEW LAWS ENACTED BY OREGON'S LEGISLATURE '" j'j V asssaaessesBBasnesasaswsns aaesjaaseiBassssasnBsanMsnsieaBieiss ' List of Measures Which Hare Passed Both House and Senate and Been Approved or riled by Governor--t X Chamberlain ; or Passed Over His Veto. bill). a ' . S. s. Bl.20 (Chase) Salary of county treasurer. Curry county. B. 23 (Hart) Two additional members of supreme court. B. II (Oliver) Salary or recorder. Union county. B. 42 (Hart) -Refunding school districts' Indebtedness. , S. B., 63 (Bowerman) Giving consent to the United States to purchase lands. ' ' "'" : - S. B. 70 (Selling) Taking depositions. i S. B. 72 (Abrahams) Distribution of laws and journals. V S. B. 74 (Chase) Appropriating $20,000 for fish hatcheries. .!( 8.vB85 (Parrlsh)-Appropriation of $2500 for experiment sta tion, eastern Oregon- , S. B. 91 (Kellaher)-T-Amending laws of 1907: S. B. 107 (Coffey) Requiring Seats for mptormen. S. B. 115 (Hart) Salaries of Kthe clerk and deputy clerks of su- Ireme court.' -V ffs "r-:Ji,. '. Sf B; Jl (Hart) --Opinions of supreme court to be prepared in ulntuple. . ' S. B. 120 (Marlon county delegation) Salary of county school su perintendent, Marion county. t S. B, 135 : (Kellaher) Limiting age of employes n elevators. S. B. '239 (Chase) Additional Judge for Second Judicial district. Approved or. Filed by the House Bills Passed by Both Houses and - at , w A,- Governor. H. B. 6 (DimlckJ Punishment for highway robbery. ' H, B. 25 (Bean) Amending code relating to frauds. H. B. 27JMiller) Amending code relating to transfer of actions. H. B. 28 (Bean) Incorporation of ports. f H. B. 60 (Couch) Providing for a ferry across Willamette at St. Johns. . ' .' i .. . - . t H. B. 76 , (Muncy) Extending power of eminent domain to drain age, districts. . ;. I . H. B. 94 (Brooke) Fixing terms bf circuit courts in Ninth district. 1 H. B. 100 (Reynolds) Taxation of gifts, legacies,-etc. I H. B. 110 (Bedilllon)- Deputy clerks for assessor, Coos county. I H. B. 114 (McCue) Distribution and payment of legacies. ! H., B. 187 (Couch)- Exemption of earnings of Judgment debtors. I H. B. 158 (Jaeger) Additional Judge for Fourth' district. H. B. 190 (Committee on assessments and taxation) State board to equalize state taxes. ,iv 1 f V H. B. 200 (McCue) Amending code relating to depositions, y H. B. 203 .(Brooke) Amending code relating to challenging Jurors ' : H. B. 223 (Hughes) r-Custody of capitol grounds. . H. B. 234 (Bedillion) --Amending general laws relating to corpora tions. .- ; , , H. B. 288 (Brattaln) Fixing salary of assessor, Lake county, r H. B.' 253 (Jones of Clackamas) Amending code relating to den tal board. - H.: B. 254 (Jones of Clackamas) Amending code relating to den tal board, ' ' Senate Bills Passed Over the Veto of the Governor. v S. B. 32 (Hart) To fix the salary of the Judge of the Eighth judicial district. ; v (., S. B. 75 (Miller of Lane and Linn) To fix salary of county school superintendent , of Linn county. " S. B. 79 (Washington county delegation) Fixing' . the salary of recorder of Washington county. v House Bills Passed Over the Veto of the Governor. "H. Bi. 24 (Purdin) To Increase salary of county Judge of Jack son, county. i H. B. 42 (Jones of Polk and Hawley) Fixing salary of school su perintendent of Polk county. . , ' , ,H. B. 49 (McCue) Fixing the salary of the county school su "perlntendent of Clatsop count. H. -B. 59 (Mahoney) To fix the salary of the county school su perintendent of Morrow county. H. B. 69 (Yamhill delegation) To fix the salary of the county school superintendent ;of Yamhill county. H. B. Ill (Jackson) -Fixing the salary of the county school su perintendent of Sherman county. 8op county. ' ; ; Talking Machines EDISON, VICTOR, COLUMBIA AND OTHERS1 ARE HERE ' You are not limited here to any one make . THEY RANGE IN PRICE FROM $10.00 TO $500.00 Also the Largest Stock of Records Thousands and thousands of them, ranging in variety from the latest vaudeville hit to the reproductions of the great -artists. All the new selections on sale as soon as issued; Victor and Columbia Double-Sided Disc Records and the latest Edison Amberol (four-minute) Records. THE HOUSE OF HIGHEST QUALITY sT S3VaslIriaton Street BIGGEST BUSIEST. U AND : BEST MOUNTAIN OF WORK WOW BEFORE CHAMBERLAIN Huge Mass of Bills WiichMust Be Considered by the Governor Within the Xe.t Five" DaysThose Un signed Become Laws Without Signature. - ANGUISHED MOTHER SELLS SAGE BRUSH TO REUNITE HER FAMILY ' !" Salem, Feb. 20. Following is the complete list of the new laws ' snacted by the 25th legislative assembly of Oregon," which concluded Its" labors tonight and adjourned sine die. All of the measures included x in this list passed both branches of the legislature and were either signed by the governor, or filed by him with the secretary of state, or passed over the. governor's veto. Except where subject to the ref erendum, all of these measures have become laws: Senate Bill Passed by Both Houses and Approved or Piled by the Gov w-t'. ,- J ernor. S. B. 4 (Bailey) Amending section 185 of codes. S. B. 7 (Oliver) Appeals in civil actions in justice, courts. -' 5 S. B. 10 (Scholfleld) Salaries of the Justice and. constable for Seaside precinct. ' ! S. B. ,U' (Hedges) Conviction for crime and forfeiture of prop erty. " ' " -- V , ; ,' S. B. 12 (Hedg) Lten of judgments and to repeal sections-206 and 241 of code. " ' s , S. B. 13 (Nottingham) Registration of voters absent from state. S. B. 15 ( Beach) --Bank depoe its. ' r r. ? ;, V? , S. B. 16 (Kellaier) Fire escapes for hotels and lodging houses. S. B. 18 (Kellaher)n Length of sheets In beds In hotels (9 i foot Salem. Feb. S6. Th" lint of bills which hav pasc4 both branches of the legdlatur and which are, now awaltinw the consideration f the Rovemor la a long one. Under the provisions of the constitution Governor Chamberlain baa five days from" the date of adjournment (not Including; SunUy In which to ap prove or veto the measure. All bills vetoed after the adjournment will conw up for consideration at the nt eeswww of the )a:l9latur. FWlowina l the lint of blila now in the froverwot a hd, enat BiUa Before tke Oeveraor. R B. t tSubatitute) f Smith, of tilla) Location f rtatn well, ft B. f tOU-r Tn natemt ctKn !24 relating tr ajpeJ in uttcei courts. 8. B. ( 5isvl f5eV4 Ti l.r 4!trkt. S B, It tCnnant Salary t cactjf elera of Cnrrr eonnty. a B. le C1aer-JrT tsty treasurer nr 0rry t B. B. 13 Hrt Tve 4ttihMMiI K.r nf tithMiM ATe. s. B. J 4 talfciTw!bt f tuberculoei. - S. B. IT FnrrikV-3ar ntktxitZ, Grant county. - -m urer, urent count? j SubaUtute & R. rOnseante en t- dlclary) To proJUfett nusir tn esMir in certain games. 8. B. 84 tOlWerV PuMicntlon t a preme court repnrt a n si i SmltK .ti Btinia. S. B. S( (Cole) Mevi teal certificate bo fore marriage. . 8. B. 4S (Miller) Unn eouBty fair &8tOClentiOtPlq 8. B. 47 (Oltver) Eastern Oregon ex periment station. B. B. 48 (Merrymanl Salary of coun ty school superintendent, Klamath coun ty. ' v 8. B. SS (Albee) Incorporation of religious societies. 8. B. 69 (Bingham) Guaranteeing of bills by corporation 8. B. 61 (Merryman) Wire fence east of Cascade mountains. 8. B. 61 (Bailey) Workshops. 8 B. S3 (Bowerman) Giving con sent to the United States to purchase lands. 8. B. 44 (Bowerman) To expedite the trial of circuit court cases. 8. B. 65 (Cole) To abolish secret so cieties in public schools. S. B. 07 tjonnsoni Annual suppun of the state agricultural college. Substitute ti. K. 68 tuommiuee on penal institutions) To prevent procre ation or criminals. 8. B. 70 (Selling, by request) Deposi tions. . , ... 8. B. 74 (Chase) Appropriating su,- 000 for fish hatcheries. 8. B. 75 (Miller) Salary or scnooi superintendent. Linn county. s k 7T (Miller or Lane ana Linn Water code. 8. B. 85 (Parrish) Experiment sta tion In eastern Oregon. 8. B. 80 (Albee) to estaonsn nscai agency In New York. . B. S3 tMullt) Biempiinf uonas of state, eounties and municipalities from taxation. S. B. 94 (Barrett) Protection of salt water crabs. ' R B. 8 (Abraham) Blshing near f inhways. - P. B. 99 (Abraham) Game code. S. B. 105 (Albee) Defining va grancy. . 8. D. 107 (Coffey) Seats for mntor men. t 8. B. 109 (Scholfleld) To appropriate funds for "central hatchery." 8. B. 112 (Wood) Sale of chemical food stuffs. 8. B. 113 (Barrett) Appropriation of land for corporate purposes. 8. B. 114 (Mullt) Circulation of false reports. . . ... 8. B. 116 (Hart) Salaries of clerks of supreme court. 8. a 11 (Hart) Opinions of the su preme court. 8. B. 119 (Parrish) Salary of cir cuit Judge. Ninth district. S. B. 120 (Marlon county delegation) Salary of the school superintendent. Marion county. ' S. B. 128 (Parrish) Salary of treas urer of Grant comitv. S. B. 124 (Parrish) Salary of school superintendent. Harney county. S. B. 125 (Committee on Military Af fairs) Armories for national guard. 8. B. 127 (Miller) free ferry across Willamette river at Peoria. 8. B 128 (Miller of Linn) Road dis tricts. S. B. 183 (Miller) Laying out county roads. S. a 185 (Kellaher) To limit the age of 'emolovea in elevators. 8. a 138 (Marion County Delegation) Compensation of sheriff, Marion mlntv. 8. B. 138 (Smith of Umatilla) Cren tlon and organization of new counties, 8. a 140 (Bailey) Hours of labor of females. 8. B. 141 (Chase) Manner of record Ins plats. - 3. B. 143 (Miller) To amend code relating to county commisisoners. S. B. 144 (Parrish) To amend sec tlons 10 and 16. chapter 136, laws of 1907. 8. B. 145 (Parrish) salary of as sessor of Grant county. 8. B. 147 (Sinnott, by request) Time for brlnarina- action for slander. B J4 (Merryman) Ballot Doxes. 8. H. J!6 (Johnson) Proving the. is sue vi a jeaerai license. &' B. 22 (Caldwell) To prevent gixMS tivm running i rge. 8. B. 2:8 (OUver) To amend section 3 cone. .. & B. Sit (Oliver) Tsrms o cir cuit court. Tenth district. 8. B. 333 (Merryman) Compensation of Klamath county assessor. S. B. 137 (Committee on ways and nf!in KxtendtiikrHtme of "looks bill. S, B 239 (Chase) Additional Judge. Srtnl judicial district S, B. !(J (JohnapnJ Salaries In Ben ton conty, : . S. H. 343 (Johnson) Salary of school upritem1enU Benton county. S. R 3t (rlrlin .T inniidr tnui.ivlpAl corporations to acquire tills v S..B. S&l (Ways and means) State board -Of aa-riculture. . . S. R 353 (Ways and means) Appro- rrtatlnSf tlS.ASA tnr A natin anil tgar improvements at state fair. 8; B. 363 (Committee on pharmacy, wedic nj and dentiatry) Psovldlng, for sUelisnment of state sanatorium " f of iT V. .. . 1 luoerouioain patients. S. a 354 (Ways and means) Appro priating money for various stats fnstl- lanons. . B. 165 (Bowerman) To prevent rtjin animals from running at large & B., 35T (Beach) Prohibiting chil dren from taking part in public per formances. , . , Kons BUls Bsfore the Oorernor. 1 - 11 -(Umatilla -an Morrow dele gations) Experiment station. Umatilla irrigation project- - . ...iSfk.iP-J1 (Mah6ne)-PUoUge on Co lumbia river. , . .-! 4.H- 19 (Mahoney y Prohibiting cer tain elapses of advertising. - r H. B. 11 iMahhnnW TTn additionn. .u H. B. 23 (Jimrl 1Hln.l prlatlon .of 325,000 for 8eattU ino- ' (Special Plipstch to The Jourasl.) . Nam pa. Idaho, Feb. 21. Mrs. Roa Wilson of Caldwell passed through here today with her -two ? children, la ; ' a wagon drawn by two emaciated ponies. enroute overland 26F miles to " St. Anthony, in the eastern part of the state, where her other two children are. confined at the reform school. The case or me mother going in this fash ion, and the deplorable condition Of herself and children recalls a pathetic story, the like of which is seldom met with. -. . Mrs. Wilson was left homeless and penniless about a year ago by her hus band In the town of Caldwell. She had a little team of ponies, an-old, wagon, and four , children, aged three, eight, 18 and 16. She began to make a living by cutting and hauling aage brush to town to sell for firewood. In the work she gained . the name of "Sage Brush Rosa." -The home of the familv waa in a Very uncomfortable old shack not far from the city limits. When school began in the fall she waa unable to send the children on ac count of not having clothes for them. After the children had failed to attend for several weeks the mother was no tified that they must ' go or the law would be brought to bear. They started to school, but the city authorities con- ciuoea mat tne cnuaren were growing up in Ignorance and poverty and that tney snouid te sent to the reform school. County J. M." Van Duyu - ' r .. . :, I ' ISM Day. . They Mark an Epoch in Modern Dentistry. sltion. . H. B. 31 (Buchanan) Codifying the Bond of treasurer Amending - the H. B. 45. (Barrett) of Umatilla county. H. B. 48 (McCue) banking act . H. B. fiR 'Xl,lr'i A ...k 1, . . . - nuuivnxinr VVS1- 0 D0.10 raI Property. i. . , v"-"nyers Bwme running at larse, Columbia county. H. B. 8 (Miller) Salary of school superintendent. Jackson county. onafioTagTard' 8tte funds8' " (HawlB? Raising of school public hlghwaVm-,.Ck)-HUlInK ,0aas H. B. 83 (Rental Q.l.i.. . uties, Tillamook county" - "r roads 86 (Bean)-Ly,,) out county H. B. 96 (Hi T.nna ji.i - tlon) Prosecutina- attornev. H. B. 97 7)n) Tn..,n a . ment d Insurance commissioner. H. B. 98 (Parrell) Doors of public buildings to open outwar. . puDllc $21 0,000 f o'r """'-Appropriating ..i.,B-109 BedIllion) Salary , of as sessor. Coos countv. 1 ' H. B. 110 (BediUIon) Deputy clerk for assessor. Coos county, 7 atH6n?arl57 r'.)-lnter,t.te bridge Hl .? I32 Prdln) To amend sec tion 68 of the laws of 1903 H. B. 134 rallrlnal Vlll -m pendens In suits affectin i irZ -Prohlbl$inr falsa K. B. 296 (Rusk) Salary of schTOl superintendent Wallowa county. H. a tT (Rusk) Protecting fish in nuow laae. H. B. 800 (Coueh) ' '-H. B. 368 -(Marlon "delegation) eaiary or assessor, Marion county, ' H. a SOS (Brooke) Amending irri gation law. - . H. B. 806 (Dimick) Appropriating tivuv i or fjiacaamas county rair. H. B. 810 (Dlmlck) Fencing. rights of way of railroads. H. B. 31 (Munkers) Amending local vjpejun taw, H. B. Sit (Brattaln) -Denutv nros scutlng attorney for Second district H. B. 814 (Mahoney) Railroad right oi way to oe mowea eacn year. IL B. 815 . (Buchanan) Amendln coos pwiin' o corporations. . b. sss tuonyers) Salary of au pertntendent Columbia county. n. u. sss . turer Licensing pea- uirra. s tl. B. 881 (McCue) To. siithnrlM state land board to repay money to Al bert C. Ross. H. B. 833 (Dimick) Contracts for Shipping. . H. .a 335 (Committee on wavs and means) Payment of commissioners of supreme court H. a- 336 (Committee on ways and I " n r a 336 (Committee on wavs means) Deputy assessor for Sherman uuumr. .... . 11. B. 841 (BediUIon) Salary of county Judge, Coos county. H. B. 345 (Committee on ways and means) Removal of Oregon school for deaf mutes. IL B. 846 (Ways and means) Pro viding for state expenses. H. B. 847 (Jones of Polk) Repealing nufiHiiu grama to rauronas in Lincoln countv. J . .. . - . xx. a. sts (DoneoraKe) Act -assfentino' to appropriations made for agricultural ertv. H. B. 136 -Protecting H. ere. Hart) State of S 8. B. 161 (Miller and conservation commission. - 8. a 153 (Merryman) Salary sheriff. Klamath county. . . . 8. B. 164 (Bailey) Separate- books for recording deeds and mortgages, b. B. 157 (Sinnott) warehouse re celpts. 8. B. 168 (Oliver) Filing tickets with railroad commission. 8. B. 163 (Bingham) Publishing de unqueni tax list. 8. B. 166 (Bowerman) Terms of courts. 8. B. 167 (Kay) Mutual fire insur ance companies. 8. B. 168 (Abraham) Relinquishing claim of state to certain land. 8. B. 169 (Miller. I.inn and Tjinsl oiving county courts right to use road ror railroad tracks. 8. a 171 (Bailey) Organisation of cooperative associations. a B. 172 (Kellaher) Providing com pulsory switch connections between railroads. 8. a 178 (Nottingham) Obtaining money unaer raise pretenses. 8. B. 183 (Selling) Larceny by bailee. 8. p. 187 (Abraham) Breeding and J ale of pure bred and grade horses. 8. B. 191 (Wood) Prohibiting de posit of glass on highways. 8. B. 191 (Hedges) Another Judge, Fifth district ' a B. 194 (Scholfleld) Refunding ln- aeoteanes or -orainage aistricts. - 8. B. 195 (Chase) Salary of sheriff. Cooa county. ' a B. 197 (Albee) For the relief of the Reed institute. 8. a 198 (Beach)--Peac orneer for railroad and steamboat companies. 8. B. 199 (Bailey) To ssnend sec tion 4(65 and 4669 of code relating to era mage. - 8. B. 203 (Hart) Registration: & B. 294 (Smith) To work convicts on fairgrounds. - b. ti. iw ismitni 10 proviae pnnv u; ior state rair. a B. 207 (Norton) Judrmenta 8. a 209 (Nottingham) Reglstra- of voters. - 8. B. 210 1 (Hedges) Tenancy ars- forclble entry. - '- - 8. a 213 (Delecat on First ludiclal district) Thirteenth Judicial district. a a 219 (Kay and- Johnson) For carrying rererenoum into errect. 8. B. 220 (Committee on Judiciary) Protection of salmon. ,.- a B. 221 (Mprrvman) School dis trict No, 1, Klamath county. . m. h. 222 (Josephine delegaUon) Irrigation. . B, 224 (Johnson) Authorizing Corvallis to purchase water sheda. H. n 139 (Attm.n ini 1. .: , at Iarsre in Multnomah county. V ' "?w,eyJ-auppresslon of liStif" of an'ms. adding veter- H. B. 146 (Bryant) clams, crahs and rrwflh B. 148 (Bean) Paroling prison Rmf?i. (EBtIn Oregon delegation) MOltntles on m-IM inlm.l. ' .iR ? H2 Mariner) To amend sec tion 33 of chapter 63 of th ,it V.t 1907 rMaUMB- to railway com- JJa B- 16? Dodds)-l-Permlttlns; rail road commissioners to ride on an engine, car or train of any rail roar oAanW..V.fr 170 Prooke)T-alaries of covn ty officers. Malheur countv. H. B. 171 (Carter) Authorising pri vate propagation of trout. v H. B. 172 (Dodds) Apportionments of school moneys. H- R-T,175 :Jones' of Douglas) Sal mon fishing In-ymnqua river. ii1-.B .18f JMeArthur) Requiring of t'n attenfdBg " con.n'tlin? BVch)-n,tituUol &2.n2-l charge .H.B- l9 Conyers) CharltabU cor porations. . , k.?.--B-"f Hughes)i-LabeHng of baking powder. r'lh 5- J96 BrattaIn) To reimburse "! Belknap) For the accept anr-e of certain land h H. B. 201 (McCue) To amend an act IfrulOT o execute deed. k " (Mcuonaia) Bureau of muui luiiuiits ana inspector of work shops. , Pr,2.07 McArthur) To amend sec tion 8613 to repesl sections 1(24 6 6 and 7, of code relating to regents 'of university. v. H.-i R,.zu .(Carter) Expenses of state iiwi i.i-uii.iiri&t society, H. B. 221 ( Purd In Crater Tk rrmA tiftAA ,V A'tman) Appropriating $1000 to aid Oresham grange fair. n. rs. at (Mugnes; (Justody of cap itol grounds. " eH;.,R 2.!4 'Brooke) Free Inspection of files of recorda H. B. 227 (Baker-Umatilla delega tion) Eastern Oregon asylum for In sane. H B. 229 (Hughes) Breeding horses. t&r (Miller) Fishing lnv Rogue H. B. 236 (Whenlxr-fillll.m .,1..- tlon) Salary of county school superin tendent Gilliam county. ' j - a V" B, SS7 JWheeler-Ollllam-Shertnan delegation) Salary of certain officers In Wheeler county. li. a. 239 Farrlll rn- , , .. - wunai sait-n ot personal n. B. 144 (MuncvV : assessor. Curry countv. . ti. Z4' college by United States. H. B. 849 (Bonebrake) Salaries of certain officers, Benton county. H. B. 856 (Carter) Organisation of irrigation districts. 11 B. 356 (Wavs and means') Rmi and Girls' Aid society. H. B. 358 (Brady) Liens by black smiths and carriage makers. H. B. 360 (Wasco countv deletrattnnl Salary of county officers, Wasco county. H. B. 861 (Applegate) Abolishing Drain normal. H-. B. 363 (Ways and means) Addi tional deficiency appropriating $81,188. H. B. 363 Repealing domestic ani mal commission. Attorney Instituted proceedings against the two middle children. They were taken, to the probate court and the mother ar rived in time to hear the Judgment an nounced committing them to the re- rorm rcnooi at nu Anthony, . Ths scene that followed was a Piti able one. . The mother declared she I could not stand to have the children I taken from her. : The boy pleaded with ho. tA . ull K - r.nf mrtit him gun in order to get money that they If You. Are Interested in Teeth. might go away together. But the order tj r. rii - r -t n r i of the court was carried out and the Read Our Talks Carefully Each cniiaren were sent to ou Anmony, in mother being permitted to retain the custody of the two other children, th one a little girl to" young to be sen to the reform school, and the other a boy. too old to -be aent there. 5 The - mother continued selling' sage bVush, to have enough, if possible, to art in fit. Anlhnnv .ml - ruk nMr the children: Site said yesterday that she naa snrricient pro-visions to carry ner through the Journey and that -she had z in money tor, expenses. 11 is proD able that the ponies will give out in a few day and lf they do not -it - will only be a short time until they come t.0 the mountains,- covered - with - snow, and the mother will be obliged to wait for spring" time ana better roaas. v Mliic Killertn Preano Minis.- . (Hnltnl Pnu Iu Wln.t ' Fresno, Cal. Feb. 30. teve Frases, a miner In the employ of the Fresno Copper mine, was blown to- atoms last night by-the premature explosion ox a blast on the hundred foot level. He was bending over the powdar when thoi explosion tooK piaoe. His assistant, who stood 20. feet away, waa thrown ths floor or the tunnel, out escaped se rious injury. UP-TO-DATE Noveltv . Entertainine Establish ment to Open Wednesday at Sixth and. Alder. " PCX ft 'ft JkYi L'i mt'y l".Mf 'wstr f " hiA-' - f 3CAI Star It dldat bort.a Wt, J . my Alveolar' teeth. , Vow fes The average -dentist in fact, we mi"ght say ALL dentists build bridges in the 'mouth on the same general plan, viz. : The A masmlftcent and thoroughly novellrMfri nr nt in the iant An an arrh entertainment establlahmeUt Ts now be tj rr'rt7T7T7XT Trr -DTtrTsc t. ing lnsuiled at Sixth and Alder, oppo- BOTWEEN TYVQ PIERS, the site the Oregonlan building. This at- tecth'rentr th Vure. ; ' tractlonwiU contain the wonderful lc"r DC "g C P . " . ' sound and motion reproducing jievices ; j. nere was no otner plan known which have been so wonderfully devel- .....iil t at irr- oped within the past few months. The Utttir the nOW famOUS AL-VE- ..raaff-fi. O-LAl method (teeth without at the dlsposl of Portland1 1 pleasurs plates) Was discovered. , truments will be run on the principle r I'he bridge plan WOUld seem to of the penny arcade. A one cent piece I f.e ai 1 fin-ht in thenrv hnt it ie will operate apy one of them. uc au PSa m tcory, puc it-is For a number of days Oast extensive all wrong 1ft practice, and DOth alterations have been under way on the irnrifnt(fir anrl tincanitarv building formerly occupied by the Oer- unscientiuc ana unsanitary. man-American bank, and It waa confl- That Constant push On the teeth dentlyexpectedthat thedoorswould.be -M 4t,,f . - thrown open to tne pudiio yesteraay 1 K"- J ui ioici VLlSlZT 0?,in.lJi'LJ.') they will be destroyed. The strain 1 1IO Sllltni vs. nvmc auwiieausxain 1 - - a .a e devices the date of opening has now I lOOSCHS tliem, tnen tne gums be ben rhnnrnd to Wednesday next. I ... . . 0 Deen cnangea 10 weanesaay next. - rtm. U tU. ...;u y automatic " enterUlner rr"'X " belna installed, and it is the bridce had hetter look- nnf. certain that this wul be one of the most r Nearly every imaginable is up cific coast. to date amusement resorts on the Pa- for he is in for a session of re fined torture that will malc a a mecnanicai aeir-oiayinx orcnestra. 1 ..i 1 .... the most elaborate of its Ttihd. which corarapn tootnacne seem mua m contains a grand piano and the instru ments necessary to equal ana most per fently produce the music of a trained nronertv. B. 244 (Muncy) Salary of county (McArlhur) TTHmln.n-- duplication of studies in colleges. H. B. 248 ( Barrvtt t Mlnln. ..i iv ing districts. " - H. B. 248 (Convera) Rtsra board to purchase lands within national forest reserves. H. B. 261 JAbbort) Oovernlng ex penditures of U. of O. - - H. B. 256 (Brandon) rmnir rA viewers to -lav out roads nn t grades. J' .ZV (Phiipott) Apportionment of school funds. H B. 257 (Brattin)IUimbursing,, u I" uaiiD 1UI MIIU, H- P-!5 Clemens) Session laws to 1 printed. - - H. B. .266 (Bedllllon) KlftrMnn n. H. B board. H. B. 2i7 Jones) Free fernr urou Willamette at Independence. -H. B. 282 (Committee on Mmmnnvi To prevent unjust discrimination by railroads. H. a HI (Campbell) Declaring legal .and ' social status of Marv C. Wells.- - Jf. B. 288 (Committee on ednonHnn'i School boards to govern uses of school moneys.. .- .' ' .'. . , . H. B. 288 (Lene-county-delesatinii) . Salary of school superintendent Lane county. - If. B. iil f Carter) To Smend . 6n 4703 of code relating -to elections. 268 (Bean) State printing Select a suit 4r an overcoat, a pair of trousers or a raincoat from the largest stock of good ma terial in the city of Portland. '- ' The Columbia TaU ors will make that suit to fit you for the . cost of material and labor. The Columbia Wool en Mills goes out of business March first - and that's the reason - for this offer. ' . ; I .' -: A. - V ' j - . .' ' COLUMBIA WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY. . , . t . - 1 Grant Phegley, Mgr. comparison. . If he is wise he will hav th io-ffiu?rofhVimthlVM bridge removed at the first sign being installed. ; of discomfort. As a matter of This will undoubtedly. become one of f--f t, "V...- : Portland's most popular amusement lacli ne naa Oetter have it re-r places, and every attraction offered can moved before that sifn annears - be enjoyed for the nominal sum of on . U Se.n appears. cent ... 1 Then what? . ... : ' VVellrthen we shall hope he will happen to read one of our adver tisements and be impressed with what he reads sufficiently to make him come to our offices, on Fourth street, first door north of Washington, and let us show him how teeth. may, be placed in his mouth (without pain), not only BETWEEN teeth, but how we can restore " all ( the teeth he has lost through disease or poor den tistry, without fjie use of a bridge, as it is termed, and without the use of a plate. -WewiU give him bade ALL the teeth he has lost, and then tell him to go forth and use these new teeth exactly zi he would the rest 'in his mouth. He will not be told to favor them in any way. N The diagnosis and careful ex amination will not cost him a cent. - 7th and Stark Sts. Pyorrhoea Can Be Cured! This trouble, eommnnlv ealleA 'RIs-m' disease of the cams, if not stonnod. int. dermises the foundation of the teeth and incy arop out one Dy one. It you Will come to us In time, we can cure you. Tooth investment is tha best Invest. ment you will ever make. If you are nervous or bavs heart .trou ble, the Alveolar painless system1 will do the srork when all others fall. Let no one fool you Into paying fancy prices until you have consulted us. The prices quoted below are for the highest class of dental work. -- Out of town people finished In ths shortest possible time. M b... vt-.i "ft fv Xn eases like ths above, all dentists throw no their hands and sav there is ne hope save a plate r false set of teeth, but tne Alveolar system solved the problem and now plates are not necessary unless all ths teeth are gone. Wt do dental work In all Its branches. from the simple piece of filling te the complicated and scientific Alveolar work. You will find that we are. rea sonable in all our charges. ... , er Tooth. Alveolar teeth . . . . . . 3.BO up SarnlU Oold CrOWB, . B3fc... . . . . .93.BO mernlas Voroelaln Crown ........ 30 s . .,.1 11.00 a.(a Kaa-alar Oold or Enamel mis Sernlar InUy nillngs, rainless an Perfect -. Lamm Exnert Plate Work. nir sat .I3JO nn Painless Sxtraetlng (free with work) SOe We. make -a careful examination of the mouth free. If you would know more of this Alveolar work, send for our - boos, , Aiveoiar j uemisiry. a treatlke on tne ieem in genera ana the new method in particular. .- Ths book Is free. , : - - J BenUsts Of Twenty Tears - Aottrs Practice la Portland , The ALVEOLA R Painless Dentists p earth and Washins-ton Streets -. . POBTLAKD, OMQOI . XITBAirCS llOH TOTTBTX WT. f- Z.ady Attendant, VOiTlCR HOURS 8 a m. Vo S p. r -7 Sundays, s tu m, to It m. , PJttOJTB A-1171
