The Oregon daily journal., June 29, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON QAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE' 29, '1809.
Tom Tbp;c3
tonight's amusements.
Bungalow .......... ..Ethel Barnrtnore
Orpheunj .,...,, r. ....... . Vaudeville
Grand . Vaudeviil
Fantagea -. . , Vaudeville
Star ..4..... VaudevlUa
Lyrlo ..... ...... -At Qr Coney Island-
Oaks ..... ............. ...Bert Morphy
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on their vacations, . can ' secure
The Pally end Bundar -Journal
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rates of Ito per week or (So a
month for the Dally and Sunday;
lOo per w&elt or 45o per month
for The Dally Journal.
Those wanting The Journal
mailed should call at our office.
Fifth and YarahlU streets. v
. Seaside, Or.: Frank Kennall,
agent; headquarters at Ltwli at
Co.'a drug store. Deliver
point on beach.
Long Beach, Wash.: Byron B.
Toombs, agent. Delivery to all
points on the beach.
Ilwaco, Wash.: Louis Cohen,
news agent, Ilwaco railroad. ,
Breakers: J. M. Arthur, agont
Collins: C. T. Belcher, agent, t
Carson: Chas. Say wars, agent
Eeavlaw: F. B. Btraubal, agent
Hot Lake: Hot Lake Sanitar
ium, agent n
f WUholt: F. W. McLeran, agent
Oases la Federal Court Trial' of the
a' v case of Walter Neldler, receiver of the
i Varmers and Traders' National bank at
r I Grande, against Asa a. mompeon
for the collection of a note given the
bank is in progress before Judge Wol
verton in the United States district
. court The case is being heard without
' a 1urv. Thomnson in his defense al
leges that the not was an aocommoda
- tion paper and was without valuable
consideration. Argument is being heard
In the case of Brooks against Dr. Estes
of Astoria, This is a case of damages
' alleged to have resulted from the mal
' practice of the defendant in setting the
bones of a broken ankle. The argument
. of attorneys will probably be concluded
, late this afternoon and -the case given
to the jury.
Assyrian BtlU Warm. Na jib Khury.
' the Assyrian whose glowing love letters
to his wife were read in the trial of
. their divorce case last year, now wants
his ox-wlfe, Louise Khury. put In jail.
He alleges that she has disobeyed in
structions given by Judge O'Day in the
circuit court by refusing to allow him
to see their child on Sundays and re
fusing to accept money and clothing
from him for the little one's benefit.
He alleges that aha has been guilty of
contempt of court
'Takes Shot t Campbell, The firs
'committee of the executive board met
... yesterday to clean up unfinished busi
ness and to file away some reports pre
paratory to turning over Its affairs to:
, the next administration. Isaac Bwett
again had Chief Campbell of the fire
department on the grill. The commit
teeman interrogated the chief with a
. number of questions propounded to
bring out the fact that tne head of the
. ; department Is careless In caring for
equipment
Xllwaaklo to Aid, Mllwaukie's brass
band and baseball team is to lend a
helping hand to Gladstone In its Fourth
n t Jfiilv 4lhrHnn flAvt Rtmilnv. Th,
band has been signed for a concert in
the afternoon, while the baseball team
Is to play a game with its chief rival.
Oak Grove. Gladstone Is preparing to
.entertain several thousand people at
Chaulauaua ana nasi a great program
worked out Posters have been put up
ail over Clackamas county advertising
the ariair.
aUns- with the railway In bulldlnr a
double deck steel bridge across the Wil
lamette river. A committee, consisting
of Councilman Rushlight Kubli and
Wallace was also appointed by the may
or iu negotiate win me railway ror ine
purchase of IV urn fronting the
liver and south of Holgate street to be
usea oy tns city as a park.
Mrs. Tonne Answers Complain t-Mr a.
Allie Young has filed in the circuit
court an answer to the complaint of her
niMoano, wooarord xoung, who is
suing him for divorce, and along with
It files a cross-complaint asking that
sne be allowed a divorce on the ground
of desertion. They were married In
Roseburg In July. 1894,, and she alleges
"iM ae leir. ner in January, lsuo.
Yeung Is a Southern Pacific brake-
man. . . . . .
Crematory Bepalrs Ksarly Completed
Superintendent C. L. Daggett of the
city crematory says the repair of the
garoage Burning rurnacee at Winers
lake will be completed before the end
of the week and that the plant- will
then be In condition to operate four
rears more. Tns repair wont was au
horlsed by the council several weeks
ago and the contract for It was let to
E. KUlfeather for $6000.
Inspectors' Salaries Raised J. T.
Shannon, P. A. Younger and W. A.Her
man, inspectors in the city engineer's
office, have received a raise of salary
In accordance with the provisions of an
ordinance passed bv the - citv council
at the beginning of the year. Begin
ning witn tne June payroll tney win
receive 1100 a month instead of S3 a
day, as in the past . - - .
Arfestad on Torraxr Charge James
H. DeBlois. alia J. H. Chambers, was
arrested this morning at the comer of
Fourth and Burnside streets by Sheriff
Ben Morits of St Cloud. Minn., and Dep
uty Sheriff Leonard on a charge of for-
Eery. e waived extradition papers ajid
lorlts started back to Minnesota with
the prisoner this morning. ,.,
Dermtr Grant BeannointeA Frank fL
Grant, chief deputy in the city attor
ney's of fire ' wan rMnnnlnt,H hv Citv
Attorney Kavanaugh yesterday and was
sworn in by the city auditor this morn
ing. Mr. ICavanaue-h has reannolntad
deputies, R. A Sullivan and H. M. Tom-
Honlclcal Court Cleric Sworn Tn TT
D. Buetgen, who was recently appointed
to be clerk .of the municipal court un
der Frank 8. Bennett, the lncomlna-
luage, was sworn in this morning by
the city auditor. Gay Lombard, one of
me new counoiimen-at-iarge was also
sworn in.
local Option Discussion "Pros and
com of Ijocal Option" will be the sub
Ject to be discussed at Central W. C.
i. u. Wednesday at 1:10 p. m. Mrs.
Neal B. Inman will be the leader. ' Room
606 Goodnough building, opposite post-
uitiue, i.nis room is open every day, 1U
a. m. to t p. m. and visitors are cordi
ally welcomed.
!0i: FIGHTER
HERE TO RESIDE
WUliam .Horf itt, Old Scout
and Pioneer, Moves Here
, From Eastern Oregon.
OH rays Duet Mllwaukie made Its
iirst trial or modern street Improving
methods last week when a liberal coat
ing of oil was given to Main street The
uuoi wm -wen iaia Dy tne application
and the trial seems to have been a
success. Mors streets may be oiled
later later on.
Vortlaaders Zisave for Home. Alaska.
on steamship "Jeanie." Five places
open If you Want to ship. $100 cash In
vestment and half wares In stock half
casn. Hoard rree and transportation
there and back. Must leave here by
nMucsaay.. oio ooara oi xraae.
Cordon Post geodqnarters. Gordon
Granger post of the G. A. It. has se
. cured new quarters in which it will
. - hold Its meetings hereafter, the wood
- lawn hotel hall belnsr the place selected.
The post meets on the first and third
Fridays of the month at X p. in. and
as there were no quarters In which the
relief corps could meet at the same time
it has been arranged for the post to
have the new quarters while the corps
will occupy ine oia ones.
Vrw Mayor's Secretary. Miss Agnes
parssns nas Dean appointed private sec
retary by Mayor-elect Joseph Simon.
- Miss Parsons will assume her new du
tles Thursday morning when Miss
sltlon under Mayor Lahe, leaves the city
halL MUs McDonald is called the "llt-
: tie mayor" by oity hall officials, with
' whom she Is the most popular mayor's
sroom.
'Investments in real estate are made
. sally In Oregon which prove without a
' doubt to be) beneficial financially as well
as otherwise, that Insures confidence In
' our state. So you will find it by hav
,'- Ins- vour nobbr suits made at our dodu
lar tailors. J. C Schaefer & Co., In the
l Raleigh building, rooms 10 and 11, eor
J ner Sixth and Washington streets. They,
!. too, make it to your interest to deal
with them, tsuita rrom iz& to so.
Chorus Seattle Bonnd It is now cer
tain that the Rose Festival chorus will
visit the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposl
J tion. Over 11000 has already been cot
I lected, and the members of the ohorus
t are now sure that enough money to pay
their expenses win ds raised, a re
f bearsal of the chorus will bs held to-
J night In Ellers hall. ,
Xeoeptloxi to Bar. Tindley, A recep-
i- tion wm oe given pjr tne congregation
! of the First United Presbyterian church
4a thai n,,tn, FMnlr T TTlnllAV
; and family, tomorrow (Wednesday)
. evening at a ociock at tne enurcncor
ner of Sixth and Montgomery streets.
. rnenas or tne congregation are cordial'
ly invited to be present
Suol by Hardware) Company. Juds
Omens In the circuit court is hearing
tne case or me Merges Hardware com
" nany against L. M. Davis. The company
is suing Davis for $72 alleged to be due
ror lanor ana materials rumisned in
'. Bridge Committee - Appointed Mayor
lane tnis morning appointed council
men Baker. Rushlight and Menefee as a
committee of three to confer with the
.-O. R. & N. Co. with a view to cooper-
Ifay'a
ft r-t
Never Falls to Restore
Gray Hair to Its Nat
ural Color and Beauty.
... No matter how loaglt has been gray orftd.
. ad. Promotes a luxuriant growth ot healthy
hair. Stops it (ailing cut, and positively
removes Daadrnlt Keeps hair soft aad
glouy. Relnae all sabetitutes. 2U tunes as
mveh in $1 asSOe, site. la Not a Dye.
91 & 50c. bottles, at druggists.
Send Jc (or free book "The Care of tbe Hair."
Philo Bay Spec. Co., Newark, N.J, ,
Bay's Ilarflna Soap cures pi..
ptesred. rough b4 cbapped bands, and all '
elfin diseoses. Keeps skin fine and sntt. 25a.
drorgists.' Send 3b, fur Iree beeb "The Cars "
flfUxSkia.' :- - .
WOODASD, 01AlgS CO.
gjCXDMOBS SUw CO.
Oamblera Tlneeu Fourteen mmesters
arrested Saturday night for gambling in
rrea r ruu saloon ana theatre on
Burnside street were each fined 16 and
coats by a Jury in the munlcial court
yesterday aiternoon.
Boat fail to try the new Imperial
Kantong Cafe, 46t Washington. Speolal
ounas cnicxen ainner witn ice cream 40
cents. Merchants lunch dally 16 cents.
all poxes decorated in oriental stylo.
Helss Wants Divorosu John C. Helse
has begun suit for divorce from Mabel
C Heise, alleging that she deserted him
in April, 1908, They were married in
May. 1903.
Olympla Beer, bottled exclusively at
Olympla, Wash., Horseshoe on label,
none other genuine, becoming more pop
ular every day. Family trade a special
ty. Phones, Home, A-1467, Pacific, Main
71.
library Closed Sunday The Alblna
branch library will be closed on Sunday
afternoons during the summer months.
The central library will be open as usual
from 1 until ( o'clock for reading only.
Semi-annual Sals Zs How Ob. H!rh
grade, made to measure, men's suits,
values to $40, now $20 and $26. W. J.
Smith, merchant tailor. 187H Washing
ton street between Fourth and Fifth.
We sponge and press your clothes,
shine your shoes, all for 11.60 month.
Main 814. A-4J14. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co.. lot Stark.
Paclflo Tent and A wain g Co Well
made tents, awnings and sleeping porch
curtains. Large tents a specialty. 17 N.
First st, between Burnside and Couch.
Gillespie School of Expression June
recital at auditorium of Young Woman's
Christian association this evening at
8:16 o'clock.
Will Exchange Clothes made to your
order for 10 cords of fir wood. Address
J. C. Schaefer, rooms 10 and 11. Raleigh
building.
Steams jrsssi Hartins, for Cams
Washougal and way landings, dally, ex
cept Sunday. . Leaves Washington street
dock at 1 p. m.
Ofllespls School of Expression JunA
recital at auditorium of Younr Woman's
Christian association this evening at
1:16 o'clock.
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William Morfitt.
William Morfitt for 40 years a' Mai
heur county stockman and a pioneer of
1647, has recently closed out his inter
est In and near Ontario, Or., and pur
chased property In this city, where ha
Intends making his future home.
Mr. Morfitt Is one of the best In
formed men In the Paclflo northwest
on ths early history of the Oregon coun
try ana nortnern (Jaliromla. He re-
memDers numerous Incidents connected
with the Indian wars of 'Kl nd 'KK nl
was a witness of many thrilling scenes
in the early pioneer days of eastern
Oregon. He was a scout on the staff of
General. Howard In the Piute. war of
1878 and was lnrlniali.lv rmiilntu1
with that daring old Indian fighter.
Mr. Morfitt was a friend nd naiuv.
elate of Generals Hood and Crook when
iney were lieutenants in the same com-
anv stationea at jport Jones, California,
n 1868. He knew manv nf tho vnnni
army officers, who. In the early 60'a,
were stationed at military forte In Or.
gon and northern California anH whn
afterward became famous as command
ers in tne federal and Confederate
armies. Mr. Morfitt Is a native of Eng
land. He came to this countrv when
very younr with hin nsmnt, .nH
crossed the plains when but nine years
' Aiinouun pasi li, ne IS Still
leading an active, busy life.
MOVES JULY TWENTIETH
Ths Bartholomew Company XBases Cor
ner at Tsnti and Washlngtoa.
That UDDer Washlnrton street In the
vlcrnitr of Tenth Is rraduallv beeomlnar
a center for high class stores is becom
ing more evident day by day. The lat
est noteworthy ehantro is the acaulre-
ment by the Bartholomew company of
the southwest corner of Tenth and
Washington streets, at present occupied
by a mlllinerv concern and a shirt nin.
efaoturing company. The Bartholomew
company though one of the younger busi
ness firms has gradually become one of
the leaders among the cloak and suit
houses, and the continued growth of this
house as a center for distinctively de
signed garments for women "custom
made' in appearance and "ready made"
in price has made the deifiand for larger
quarters and better facilities Impera
tive. Tne new Quarters will be ele
gantly fitted up with larger windows
and two entrances, fronting both Wash
ington and Tenth streets. The Barthol
omew company opened at their nresent
location, 842 Washington strret Hirsch-
Selllng building three years ago.
Six Inch Onns Arrive;.
(By Journal Leased Salem Wire.)
Salem. Or.. June 29. The two his- sir
inch guns from the battleship Oregon,
promised the city of Salem, have ar
rived and will be one of the attractions
of the cherry fair, to be held the latter
part or next wees. The guns will be
mounted on the state house lawn after
the fair. They were procured through
the Oregon delegation at Washfna-ton
and cost the city of Salem only the
freight .
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ray good oiie
On , of the strongest bills ths Or
pheum has ever offered is the attrac
tion tnis wee. jn ths enure program
there Is perhaps one mediocre turn and
that is so near-good that you shall be
left to guess which It Is. Miss Char
lotte Parry with her llsrhtnlns- chances.
ot oniy in garo ana general appear
anoe but In voles and character la one
of ths most remarkable offerings ths
urynura nas given us in many moons.
Her vehlola "The Comatook MVstarv.
Is palpably written merely to give her
a chance and rot is Interesting and
consistent "
A novelty m a s-rand onera in tabloid.
as it were, is given in "The Patriot"
- The slot awakens a arrest deal of en
thusiasm and Miss Frederlok, the star,
was pleasing... , Ths baritone vote of
the heroines father rather outshone
hers, .
Then there was Jarrow. ths humor
ous trickster with a brogue which he
Insisted was Irish. His side day is
extremely funny. And World and King
ston corns In with a lot of nonsenss
that keeps you entertain! exceedingly
well. ' -
John Keller dubs aim self the Mis
sissippi mocking bird. , Ills whistling Is
clever.
Sauna Braata la a decidedly clever
little Juggler and almost a study in
perpetual motion. Marie Russell rives
dialect songs and. stories and her "1492"
is gooa.
Qo East
This is ths beat tuns of the rasa to
- have yon teeth extracted if such
Is ths necessity and havs -. ,J .
PLATE OR
BRIDGE WORK
Don aa ther la leas troubl from aora
fumi or other trouble
In
Through
Trains
Continuous through train serv
ice from the Pacific Northwest to
eastern cities is what travelers
demand, and is what the Burling
ton provides.
The Great Northern-Burlington
"Oriental Limited" Is a through
train to Chicago.
The Northern Pacific-Burlington
"North Coast Limited" is a
through train for Chicago.
The Great Northern - Burlington
"Southeast Express" is a
through train to Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City and St.
Louis.
The Northern Pacific - Burlington
"Missouri River Express" is a
through train . to Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City and St
Louis.
Attractive Round-Trip Rates
are in effect to the east on special
dates. Also very low 30-day ex
cursion tickets daily from Chi
cago and St Louis to eastern
cities. The diverse routes avail
able to holders of Burlington
tickets permit a journey east with
no extra cott via Denver, and in
cludes the most interesting cities
and railroad geography of the
middle west along the way.
Write or call; take a Burling
ton folder, note the map, and see
what ,the through-train service
means to you.
Let me help you
OR. W. A. WISE
rresldaat and Manager.
IS Tsars Xttahllshed U VorOaaa
We will give you a good Ilk gold
or porcelain crown for I .50
Molar Crowns B.00
I2k bridge teeth a.oo
Gold or enamel fillings 1.00
Silver fillings .sa
Tnlav ftlllnre nf all klnfl . .... a km
Good rubber nlatea a OA
The best red rubber plates ...... 7.EO
raimess extractions .80
Painless extractions free when nlstea
or bridge work Is ordsred.
Work guaranteed for IS years.
THE WISE DENTAL CO., Ice
The jreOlag Bldr, sd and Wash. Vta.
umoe noure a. H. to a r, 1st
Sundays, I to L
Fhoaes A and Mala 008
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.STUDERAKERfS
FOURTEEN BARGAINS A
AJCTBXMXjrTS.
BUNGALOW
THBATRB
nth and Morrison
Phones Mala 117 and A-4224.
Tonight and Tomorrow Sight
Charles Frohman presents
ZTBXZ. BAKJtTtCOXUB
In the Brilliant Comedy,
"lajjt rxxsx&icx"
Prices $1.00. tl.EO. fl.00.
Drrrri-ri'iiTiTiTiTiTiviTru
Ask your Qrocer for
Ladles aamnle suits and avtrta at i
one-half to one-third regular prices'. '
Lang, (IB Marquam bldg. Take elevator.
- . i
J a Cohasfsr (S Co., merchant-tailors. '.
corner Sixth and Washington streets, '
Raleigh building, rooms 10 and 11.
Br. Harvey W. Press e, specialist in '
ere and nervous diseases has returned.
214 Marquam Bldg.
- Sr. Hagrard, veterinary surgeon, with
B. & O. T. Co.. 9th and E)avl. Phnn.
Main 1077. i
W. A. Wise and associate J. nalnUss ! I
aenUsts. Third and Washington. f
American Bank Trust Cew fiivth I
and Oak, pays interest on deposits. I
A. C SHELDON.
General Agent,
C B. A O. Rv..
100 Third St, Portland.
MAT SAbB OrENB TODAT
JOHN DREW
In the Comedy Success,
"JACK STRAW"
At the Bungalow Theatra
S Bights Beginning Beat Thursday
Epeclal Price Matinee Saturday
Bvenlngs 12.00 to 60c. Matinee
M.60 to 50c.
Him a.inon wrmm
fy Ex. Sundays and Holidays
25-S5C
NIGHTS
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THEATRIC i52J.so.7ic
Week of Jons 23 Halsna rredeviok tn
"The Patriot"; Charlotte Parry in "Tne
Mystry"
Comstook
World si Klxigstonl
Xellert Buuls Sussolli
Belma Braata
jarrow I John
Orohestiai Pto
Received thi week from' our New" York store fourteen
highrpjade Traps, Breaks, Phaetons and Carts. Prices are
one third to one half less than regular, and all are less than
cost. The stock includes : ,
ONE MINIATURE WAGONETTE, suitable for medium-
sized pony. Reduced in price from $175 to. ... . . .$110
ONE FOUR-PASSENGER BREAK, slightly used, cost
new $400 price . $170
ONE EIGHT-PASSENGER BREAK, reduced in price from
$850 to . ...$400
ONE HORSE -SHOW BUGGY, reduced in price from
$400 to ... . . . ... . . . .$240
ONE BASKET-BODY RUMBLE PHAETON, reduced in
; price from $600 to $320
ONE FOUR-PASSENGER PLATFORM GEAR WAGON,
reduced in price from $600 to .$320
Every one of the fourteen vehicles shows corresponding re
duction. In each instance the prices are far below cost.
Why this is we will take pleasure in explaining to you if you
are at all interested. Do not miss this opportunity to secure
a high-grade vehicle. r
STUDEBAKER BROS. COMPANY
330 EAST MORRISON STREET
LYRIC Theatre, 7th and Alder
webx OP mam tel.
Ths Imperial Musical Company presents
"AT OAT OOJTBT XSISS."
Msrry Music Pretty Girls, Clever
Comedians. Matinees Sunday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Two perform
ances each evening, at ( and 0:1S p. m.
Bummer Prices: Svenlngs, Ito and
25c; Matinees, 16o.
EIcflGloio Plantation Go's
Aoendroth. jeweler, 141 Wash., near 7.
Dr. JB. O. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
. Hayrnes, optician. Balmon.near tth.
COLONEL W. .F.JENKINS
WILI. HOLD MEETINGS
iri - gviinillS, VIUV1UVIU
oommevnder of th Baivatlon &Fmv in
th north PMlfla BtAtes, will deliver
hist finJllW l11liaf-l tshf Isw! 4TT.
eMwMw.va tuiuioj x1 1 urn
Bethlehem, to Calvary" at the Portland
v vr r k Tn . t
ueiwaen xamnut , ana Morrison. Mon
day. July t. S n. m. .
. Over XAAA fa a T,V. .. .1..,,
colored motion pictures is used In this
viure, wnren im Deiier anown, perhaps,
as JThe Passion Play." A fine soloist
Will ! n ST TVish flaluarlAnU. na
land will unite for this meeting.
Special meetings will be conducted by
ths colonel at corps No. 1, Third and
Davis streets, Saturday night,. July t, 8
p, nv, and Sunday morning, July 4.
-11 a. m., and at corps No. 4, t4i Madi
son street. Sunday, July 4, i p. m. and
s j. m.
I'h. Mlnn.i will a I a , A.
meetlnfim nv V.ln, mrA Um vw...ii
divisional officers. Other officers will
Do present and take part.
The federal forest va J- i
oped a process for making paper from
scrub nine, which eovera .itn.ti.
areas on ths southern Atlantic sea
board ana is little used except for
extra fins
dry crsnulsted
sty wait an
kMltrf fHr
A. NEW
DEPARTURE
Ths cost of interments have beea
greatly reduced by the Holmaa
undertaking company.
Heretofore It has beea ths custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all incidentals connected with a fu
neraL The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, havs departed from
that custom. -When casket is furnished
by us ws make no extra charges for
embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired of us, except clothing, cemetery
and rarriages. thus effecting a savins
oi i.d 10 sp on eacn xunerai.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
tao rmxxo st cox. oauios.
Ver lale by Iklsjaere - Oiv WeeeiuS,
Oatse Oa. ea Use Bavn Ores Oe. I Btens,
prices oa
Writs for catalogue and
sewer pipe, chimney pipe, drain tile,
water, well and eulvsrt pipe, piye tor
septlo tanks, eta,
Oregon & Washington Sewer Pipe Co.
4i v. rmoinr vt.
ToiiFlsf s .
Will find Gifford's Snap Shots of the
Columbiariver 50c an excellent set
ot 12 western views to send to friends
and relatives at home.
We also have a beautiful line of western Souvenlrt view booki,
postal caras, pnotogripns ana Dooica per
taining to the. Westeni country, both fiction
tnd history. You'll enjoy a visit to our
(tore. At comer of 3d and Alder streets.
GILL'S
TBE GRAND-Vandcvllle de Luxe
Weak Starting XConday acatlnss, June 8S
rranx Baoon Co.
SMunser Sisters.
Saymonr m Kill.
Bates Brookmaa.
Prad Banez.
Ctaaadasooye. -ICas.
perfonaanos
S:lSl availing per
formances 7(30,
8 :30
ONAIP'
World's Orsatsrt
Illusionist.
Matinee prloee, lBo
and 060. BTsnlna
prioes ISO and Mo. I
PANTAQES THEATRE
Advanoad TandswUls, Stars All Vatloaai
Olas spook's educated Blephasts.
Three In number, featuring "Little
Mike," the Tiny Baby Elephant ,
Special Added Attraction
Ths Buoh Broths rs.
Comedy Acrobatlo Bounding Act En
titled hlp Ahoy," the Laughing Bit
of the Beason.
STAR THEATRE
FASHION'S PICTURE SHOW
Talk of ths Town Paths Production,
"JOABT OT ABC
Immense, Realistic, Stupendous Backed
up by a grand show and great musla.
THE OAKS
57ZCZA&
mtasio Testlval Week.
Speolal Arrangement of Bumbars of the
ureal Masters rnomj, vosnposecs'
Bight.
DONATELLI'S ITALIAN BAND
A oar a minute at M and TamhUL
TOVB UR CHABCB TO ZBAB
"The Man Who Sings to Beat the Band'
wnis Aitsmooa ana nvenutg at tns
OAKS
A car a minute at Third and Yamhill
NORTH plEACH
SERVICE OF THE a R. K.'g FINE SXCURSI0N STEAMER
T. ej. POTTER
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PORTLAND AND 14EGLER
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1909
OK POBIXABB, ASK STBBBT DOOTC, DAH.T, BXCEPT IATTJS
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Meals on the Potter This Season Will Be a la Carte
Baggage should be at dock at least SO minutes before departure)
Season Tickets, Xrom Portland ......... .I4,00
Baturilay.to-Mondey Tickets .83.00
rive-Trip Commutation Tickets $15.00
Reduced rates will prevail from all parts of ths state
Purchase Tickets at ths City Ticket Office, Q. R. A N Third and
Washington Streets.
WM. MoMURRAY
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BASEBALL
BXCBBATXOBMABX
Oos, Taughn and Twenty-fourth Ste.
Aberdeeo vs. Portland
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Games begin week days 1:39 P. m.
fiundava 1:S0 n. m.
Admission Bleachers, tSe; O rand-
stand, too; Boxes, tio extra. Children:
Bleachsrs. 10c; Grandstand, 15a.
&ASZBS BAT, XXXDAT
Boys under 11 free to Bleachers oa
Have Bought Bankrupt Stock of
FIREWORKS
From Western Importing Co.
trail nu mow cost .
At Wholesale and Retail.
SEID BACK, 310 First SL
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kan ot Biftora st bi. Joha Bartlat ikplMoval) 1
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Journal Wants Are Winners
THREE TRAINS DAILY
The Oriental Limited
The Southeast Express
The fast Mail
Eastern Excursion Rates,
July 2-3, August U-12 ,
Chicago tnd return, $72.50; New York and return, $10&50;
St. Louit and return, $67.50; Boston and return, $110.50;
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Winnipeg;, Kansas City, St
Joseph and Omaha and return, $60. Proportionate rate
to other points. Final return limit October 31. Stopovers
, allowed. Choice of routes going either via SEATTLE or
via
The Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.
(THE NORTH BANK ROAD) - -
Direct connections either way. Full Information concern
ing tickets, rates, routes and sleeping car reservations
from
D. DlCKSOfl. Clly Passenger & Ticket Agf.
122 Third Street, Portland, Oregon.
Telephones Main 680, A-2286.
66
Pay ttafl Fafiifi
FISDEIt, TEOnSEN & CO.
The Biff Paint Store"
FRONT AMD MORRISON STRCBTO
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