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Newspaper Page Textf THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY, EVENING, JULY 6, 1909. 1 Town Tcp:c3 TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS v' 81 Si Orpheum . . ,. ... . .... i . ... ' Vaudeville Grand vauaevun p n f a .................. . Vaudevilli 8 tar . . . ............... VsudevWe LyHe.ji-u-.;. ...... . . . aks ... ......Tha Beckett Family .......... . -v Tbs JonxnaT at Bssorts.7 ' City subscribers, . going away on their vacations, eao securs Tha" Daily and Sunday Journal of our agents at ths following . . i reaorta "at -tha rarular carrier rates of 15C per week or-6c a month for the Dally and Sunday; ' lOo per weak or 45dper !tnonth' 4 for Tha Dally Journal. Those- wanting-, Tha Journal "mailed should call at pur office. 4 , Fifth and TamhUl afreets. . t 4 Seaside, Or.: Frank Kennell, aaehtr headauartera at Lewie a , Co.'a drug- stors.,: Delivery to any 4 point on beach. , , , ' . Long Beach, Wash.: Byron ju. Toombs, agent .t Delivery to all point on the beach. . ,s. , . , Gearhart Park: Richard Kruaa, agents " J- ' Columbia Beach: B. D. Lan don, agent. , ' , ' " !" Ilwaco. Wash.:. '. lioula Cohan, Ilwaco railroad.- - Breakers: J. M. Arthur, agent - Collins: C. T. Belcher, agent. Pnraon; -Chas.- Bay wera, agent "" a..viaw sr. rc. straubal. agent . Shlnard's ,i Springs: Mineral ftnrlnti Hotel Co.. agent - . -i Hot Lake: Hot Lake Banltari 4 Inra. utmL S . . w wuholt: jr. W. McLertn. agent .;. e - 4- , ranalot Say as Courthouse "Pension Am-r - , th data uoon , which pension Vouchers from all tha eastern agendas may be executed, added a great aeai 01 detail work to the Office of Clerk Fields tod a." when over 150 veterans of the olvil war appeared and verified their Claims upon mo inioiunii Sam. - Four times a year these vouch- --ors- have . o o execuiea, via bdiuki" from practically - every state in the union being in the list of men who call at tha office and certify to their right . to the sums appropriated through acts . of congress. So strict is the; govern- 'sloners that If one word be misspelled or If the' slightest omission is made on the execution of any - of the vouchers, payment is withheld " until correction ; can be mada.;r. .; . Xriwd . Company ;.. Xnoorporated The . American Land improvement company ' filed articles of incorporation with the countv clerk tuts morning, me com pany. Is organized to buy, sell and 1m- prove uma, vo vuy - mxia se ucruni - property, and do a general . real estate business. The incorporators are George v. listener, jemes joie ana oarueii . Cole. -- The capital stock' Is fixed at 150,000, with, shares at 11 each.., . Klbernlana Celebrate Woodmen's hall at Eleventh and Alder streets, was the sconce or a patriotic meeting or trie Ancient Order of Hibernians yesterdays A large orowd of members and their friends wa present ' John CMcCue. Otto -J. 'Kraemer and A." Q. Farewell were the speakers, while a musical pro gram with Miss May Bresltn, Robert Bruce DrlscolU Rose Frledel and Miss ' Evelyn , Keating waa rendered. Offlos Opeas Angua-I 1. August 1 has been . set as the day. for th opening of . the new Sellwood postal station by Postmaster John C. Young. It has been nearly three 'years since Sellwood has had a station, and the residents are accordingly planning a stampede npoq 1 the new office - when . it - first Opens, Three carriers ar to be assigned to th new office..,;..'.--';.,..- ,, ,-.'..,tv Woman' rtaed m Clronlt Oonr Flo Henderson, charaed wltn oneratlna disorderly house, wss fined $100 anl costs this morning in tha state circuit ' court on a plea of guilty. , The grand Jury returned a true bill against th woman last . weea. t ' Olymola Beer, bottled exelusively at uiympia, wasn., Horsesnoe on label, none other genuine, becoming more txro- , ular every day. Family trade a special ty, f nones, Horn. A-Z4Q7, rieine, Main . 911. , DUB TELLS T- iiisPECTion imp Dairy Inspector Finds Fil- thy Methods But Hopes tor Improvement. - R. C. Marls, deputy state dairy and food, commissioner, returned from. . a trip of inspection of the daries of the stat last night the first he has mad since being regularly appointed one of the dairy Inspectors. Ha covered con siderable territory during the 'trip and reports fine progress. ' - "I found the "farmers were most of them waiting to see if we really intend ed to enforce the law," said Marls this morning. ,."Thsy knew well enough what the law required as to the car of their cream and milk, but were con tent to wait and ' see whether or not they really, had to- do as the law -says they shall. Many of them were really surprised to find that we Intended to make them do these things. , "Our only course now will be to keep on with the inspection work and, when in the course of a month or so we have an opportunity to again cover this ter ritory, arrest those dairymen who have not compiled with the la w. , Just now the farmers are busy baying, and soon they- will be harvesting, so that they are paying but little, attention to their COWS. . ,..,...:, '"While many" of the', dairymen ar living up : to some or tne .dairy , laws there are hundreds of. them that are not I found some of the filthiest cream separators I have ever seen, and in most of the cases these' dairymen were turning out sour cream for the creameries. - In one day I inspected three dairies, however, every one of .1... . IT . 1 f.L. cream waa cared for properly after ha v- "These three men had a Way of eowl ing tneir cream in water, which is -not In general use, which kept It sweet much longfer than ordinary. They were giving sweet cream to a cream hauler who came but twice a week, r A half mils away ; I found persons tending cream that was absolutely rotten com ing from cows equally as good as their neighbors'. . They were not taking the proper pains either with their separ ator, pans and cans or with tha m-na.m once ft was ready for shipment I ex- trip oetter results from another FOREST SERVICE TESTS OLD LOGS The Portland office of the forest service recently commenced an investi gation to determine hew-long timber will stand after , being burned before it de creases In commercial value. . This In vestigation is now well under way. : In this connection th forest service has also undertaken to determine the rela t ve ' strength of green and f lre-kllled timber. - .... - ,v ., ... The mate el which is to be tested Is being sawed at the mill of the Kastern Western Lumber company of Port land. Or., where it will be surfaced to exact sises land then transported to Seattle. whee tests will be made in con nection with; the forewt service, exhibit at the A.-T.-P. exposition. - The fire-killed trees which are to yield materia for these 'tests were se lected by forest service representatives on the holdings of 'the Clarke County Timber company of Portland, Or., near Yaoolt, Wash. This timber was burned over about seven years ago and? repre sents fairly well the average of burned timber found in the Pacific northwest. The logs, which vary from three to four fet in diameter, were sawed into 32foot lengths. .These are being manufactured into 16-foot floor joists, and v bridge stringers. The results of these tests ar being anticipated with great interest by forest service engineers and by the lumbermen of the northwest because they are ex- Fiected to disprove the opinion general y held regarding the strength of fire killed - timber. " - - - ' ; A; Better Substitute. ' From the Minneapolis Journal. - " President Taft hopes for a little' hot weather to expedite the tariff bill. What is the matter with a little hot states manship? : ' 'V - j AT THE THEATEES Padfie Teat and Awning fco, Well made tents, awnings and sleeping: poren eurtatna Large tents a specialty. 17 N. First st, between Buraslds and Couch, , W spoag and press yonr clothes, shine your shoes, all for fl.l month. Mala 14, A-4Ilf. wae-ons run every where. U!que Tailoring ca, sot Stars. W. a T. XT. Meetings FostpoaeS-. here will D no meeuna or tne uentrsi . W. C. T. U. tomorrow arternoon. nor on the suoceedlng Wednesday afternoon. Moved to larger aarers, third flosr Mercnanis Trust Duuaing, Bixtn ana Washington. Dr. Harvey W.. Frees, neurologist, eye specialist. guars eg 7ssle Marklaa,' for Camas, Waahougal and wsy landings, dally; ex cept Sunday. - Leaves Washington street qock ii 1 p. m. , Ladles sample suits ' and skirts at one-nair to one-tnira regular price. , Lang. ll Marquam bldg. Tak elevator. Oaayoa afsat Market opens Tuesday, Jsly t, as a first class cash market; no oeinrery. uom ana seieet your ewn meat 3. O. Sohaefse Oo meihast Unora, corner Sixth and Washington streets, Raleigh building, rooms 14 and lL .... Br. Xsgyard, veterinary surgevawith a oY. Co, th and, Davis. x Phon Main 107T. - . --.. s- . T. Wise, dentist has returned. Of fice Sixth and Washington streets. CMrt Makes Charges B. A. Dunclrel. charged with wronging a young girL arrested Saturday, waa released 00 bon4j or fzaoe tnis morning. When arraigned Dunckel pleaded not guilty and hla ease Play's m. Mrs. Fluke at Bungalow. Tonieht and tomorrow nfa-ht'at s-is oolock the attraction at the Bungalow theatre, , Twelfth and Morrison streets, will be Mrs. Flake, and her excellent supporting company In her latest play success, "Salvation Nell." Matinee to morrow I Wednesday) afternoon at SIS , "The Servant in the Iloase. Seats are now aelllna- at Tins Africa the . Bungalow theatre for the Henry Miller's associate players, who come to the above theatre for three nights be ginning next Tnuraaay, J uiy s. with a special price matinee in the Interesting The Three Donals" Orpheum. The three Donals.' direct from Euro pean triumphs, are' 'appearing at the Orpheum this week. They are evm- nasts extraordinary. ' their performance im one or nercuiean imu or strengtn never before aocomDllsheO hv athlatM. MArie Doro Monday Night, Charles Frohman will nreaent tha brilliant American actress and comed ienne, Marie Doro, and her talented sup porting company at the Bungalow for tour nights beginning next Monday, in the delightful comedy. "The Morals of U.mii. " T-V, . . - . 1 . , 1 1 .-...U-I. Jk 1, v M1,WKI. in, ..IB W 1 1 , open next Friday. Magical' Comedy at Lyric. At the Lvrle this week tha Imnarla.1 Musical Comedy company is presenting "The Mlf f if flf f - of . Mullvullubullullu. There are a dosen aong hits. Dorothy Newman has Planned some exaulalta numbers for the chorus of beauty broil ers. . Costumes are bright and new, and the comedians are slaying sorrow. - - - , ' 1 . "j . . , A Peculiar Bride, There la an illusion at the Grand this week . which is little short of wonderful. It is called "The Bridal Chamber' -and is presented by th world famoua magician, Alblni. This illusion is the acme of cleverness and mystified the thousands of people who attended the Grand yesterday. . , f .-i- -' Mosic, ftlimicrr and Mystery. " The original Bvengali Trio, who are appearing at the Pantages theatre this week -in Music, Mimicry and Mystery, have an act that IS entirely new. Scarce ly is the audience allowed time to mar vel at one astonishing exhibition before a still more remarkable character Is sprung upon them. " '. Hear Good Music at the Oak. A delightful ride of fire minutes takes you to the Oaks, where von ean enjoy the splendid band music by Don atelll's famous Italian band. Tha uioaett -ramiir, aeriaiists suorem. are the - feature for the next two weeks, afternoons and, evenings. BEFORE LEAVING FOR THE COAST Gome and See These e English Bath Towelslinen. 75 to ?2.5Q Wash Raes 5-25e Bleached .Towels . . . ; ..25vto 91.50 Sponge Bags; Vutjber. lined . i . . .... . . , .25 to $1.00 Rubber-Lined Bags for ' Bathing". Suits, irt black, 'hlue, ' brown; black and white check . . . ; . . . . Tptf to ?1.00 1. Fancy and Plain Roll-Ups, rubber lined, for: toilet articles, - - specially priced at ..... $1.00 to $3.00 Bathing Shoes, black and white, pair .50 and 75(J Bath Caps, plain . . .15 to 75 Bath Caps, fancy. . . . : . . . . ... . . $1.50-$2.00 Waterproof Blankets ... . . . .... .... . . .'. . . .?1.75-$2.50 Lister's .Towels, d6zen ......... . 30f Rubber-Lined Toothbrush Cases . . . . ... . .25 Rubber-Lined Wash-Cloth Cases . ! . . ; . . . . ; 25 Rubber and Metal Drinking Cups' .:25f to $1.00 Paper Blankets,.::.: . .',50 Water Wings ,,-. .25-35 Swimming Collars ... .50 Rubber Pillow Slips ' . 75 SERVING TRAYS See the tiew fancy wood Serving .Trays, with brass or wood handles, mahogany and green designs. PRICES $5.00 TO $11.00 FRE.NCH MIRRORS A new lot French Panel Mirrors, in varied de- signs, rosewood and antique ' pattern. PRICES TO $40.00 PORTLAND -Jaly 12 arid 13 - wot nr tsb czsoxrs tsust A Circus That Is a CI reus The, Grealest Comblnallon o! Famous Shows Known! Xaxrera airr ookpabxsoh . , . .KXDICUI.OTJS - ? . THE MGENBECK , ' - UO OBZAT Wallace Sliaws . AMl'SEJIKNTS BUNGALOW (COMBIISIDf cost vixAxma xxstbi. TZOir ETSB WZTsTISSBSDl ' m Tha 0&ly Blow In tha World Exbl'blt- lot - : ,. Trained Wild Beasts In Conjunction with a Thrss-Ktof ' Olrous rssfornaaost ... Colossal and Oomplsts Vsaacsrist Tas rinsst Horsss of Any Show oa . Sarthl ASisetaOTlar gtr t Farads at id A Show Without Su perior or Equal ! General ' Admission Children 15c and adults 60c. Reserved seats ad ditional. ... ' .- .. - .,. TMUA1 TIQ l!th and Morrison Phones Main lit and A-42H. -TONIOHTf AN1 TOMORHOW KIOHT. , MATINEE TOMORROW AFTEUNtxJN. i America's Urea tt Actress, r... 1 ' t KUi risxx, ' ' r--I In "A ilHvlne Comewly of ths lumS. i , . "SAXVATIOK niL" -. - -. , Prices Kvs. and Mat. 2.t0 to toe. --SSAT SAXX OrEVS TOO AT. Henry Miller's Associate riayers' .. In the Interesting Drama, - "' "TRB SXSTAHT TS TSStBOVSB." '"- " A Bunj-alow Tnsatra. 3 nights, -bftrltmlnr ;next -Thursday. epeclal Pries Matinee. Prices Eve. and . MatH.BO to SOe. vatst a a.imtn nr. Ex. Baadays and Bolldajrs KIGBTS THEATRE is-is-si: Weak of July 6 I.lly lens; Elactrlflsd Girl Kevlew: Julius Tannan; Bymaa Maysr: Whittlsr-Harrls Flayars, ' "AI- most;'' Ths Donals; fcaifl Brothsrst no tnrss; Orohastra. . -.-;.,. Innes famous Band Under .Auspices of Multnomah Club- Multnomah Field Bvsalars of July 13th sna 14th. a t auHBuoa h aiim Lyric Theatre For One?" Week Beginning ' Next Monday S"am S. & Lee Shubert (Inc.) Present the Season's Theatrical Sensation CAIilFOBNIA HOTELS WHY PAY CASH? ; wt orrtR credit - 1 Don't hesitate to ask u for credit Jts one of the strongest features of our rapidly growing business. We will fharge anything in our store to yoor ac count any time. All that s necessary is to come m and open an account then you may order by telephone if you wish, Exchange 11, A-6171, and we will promptly deliver your phono purchase to your . residence or office. ..... '. ,-.; . ' .-.; . ". Try it and you will be surprised at the conven ience and the promptness, too. Don't forget that nearly 90 per cent of the world's business is done on credit We solicit your monthly accounts, and will gladly place your name on our regular monthly lists. FREE REST ROOM. DESK .ROOM AND STATIONERY- FINE, FRAMING OF PICTURES Is a specialty for which , this store is famous. A" picture is 'often spoiled by an improper frame, and a beautiful frame is often spoiled in the making by careless workmen.. The charm of a choice picture is always much improved by a proper and artistic treatment , Our Art Department is 'nfanned' by men of taste. They are past masters in the art of select ing frames and in making them, and often times their advice in the selection of a picture or the proper way to hang it will be of value to you. - . t .'. ; ; Consult them often. They will gladly answer all your questions. - i. FREE PHONES IN ART DEPARTMENT WQODARD Rest Room GLARKL CO FOURTH AND WASHINGTON STRLLTS free Phones YOCLL BE SURPRISED TO SEX QOW YOUNG YOU LOOK tVBEH YOCB HAIR IS RESTO&ED TO ITS NATURAL. COLOR. - Thrs .so eaaM lor mauif any ar faded ask. - k saskes yesi look aki wisa Ei'sa sot li's aaai&ht)y and embarraaaaa y's Hair Health nll bring Uck tha aats rsl color sod beauty, and soaks yoar ask bright, Kgurianf sad full of yostkful vitality, Stops dsndraf sad falling oca. Purely vefs. taUs aad hamlaaj - not m dye.' tl AM) fO. BOTTLES; AT CRCGC1STS. Bayt Barfloa Baap cans Kcaea a, rsd, lDS-n ass c&appe haaoa, aa4 aHakto Sissiaia Kseps aUS Boa aad sort, iSc Srarrtata. c.tarfrcssana,'TbCnsitasbaia,' "Tos Car. r4 tht Hair- " rtUte Umy Srcc C. Newark. M a. ' : , WOODAID, C1A1XT CO, ' . sxiDMoas sac oo. '- will ro ovar to tha fall ttrm of court. Tha srand Jury Indicted bim last Friday. W. A. Wlss and assoclataaT'palalsM oan Us La, Third and WaabLarton. , ' Amsrlaam " Bask Vrast'OoJ lxta aad Oak, pays lntaraat on deposits. " Da. B. O. iowr Bys-Sar. Uarqmua. Aosaarota. iswslsr. HI Wuh, asar T. INNES BAND HOLDS J UNIQUE POSITION - Innes orchestral band of New Tnrlr which will rlvs two .performs oos at Multnomah field on July It and 14. holds a un la u position In tht mrM of nuslc Ths org-anlsation Is ths only one of Its kind, occupying as It does a field midway between the symphony orchestra and the so-called concert bano. This result - Is brought about partly by a novel combination of Instramenta, but In the main it Is owina- tn th original methods of Innes himself. fcven aa a young lad. playing an In strument In tne band of her majesty's first life guard, Innes had In hies tha undeveloped making- of a great director. He waa a tireless worker and restless thinker, and be soon began to see tht there were great possibilities In a band. He saw It could be made te arteaJ tn all classes, both to those who loved music for the rhythm snd brightness it brings, and to tne scholarly musician, who enjoys the technical side aad perfection of ths pr&fonnance. ' , "THE BLUEjXgpSE" TO HATE NOTSEyriNS A Fitch play Is always characterised by novel stage settings and beautiful costumes. BHng a master of stagecraft It goes without 'taring that" this remarkably -. clever playwright aleo chooses wlaelr In orranlxina a rnmnanv of players. A happier combination. It is said, has never been had than with "The Broe-Mcuse. which will ba st the Lyric theatre for one week, be ginning next Honda y. t i It Is no use prescribing the s-oepel t a sick wnrld unless you commend It by a healthy Ufa , Dining Chars at Prices We have the largest stock of Dining Chairs in the city. We are closing out at cost the line of one factory- the factory thatvtried to compel us to increase our selling price on its line of chairs. If you can use any Odd Chairs or Arm Chairs, it is an unusual opportunity. If none oithe few remaining complete sets suit you, we can certainly please you . Moreover, you never bought high-class Box Seat Diners so cheaply in Portland. r fit No. 128 v . Leather , Padded Seat - Factory fixed price 1140, our price $2.25 These and Other at Wholesale Prices Arm Chairs will cost you only about $1 more than factory-fixed prjee on the straight chair; also wood and cane seats cheaper. , Others Pay Rent, We Collect Rent, "XT C0RNtrt o FimriiTunE v v v. No., 122 -Leather Padded Seat Factory fixed price 14.25, onr price $2.90 Who Can Sell the - - Cheapest?, - - HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO "(i. t!W, ,tt iinx UIM1 STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE . JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS' EUROPEAN PUN $1.60 A DAT UP AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 A DAT UP- 4 i nn ion Im dotal Still and orlok itruoturs. Fiirolibed at a ooit of $150,000. Erirjeomfort aid continl M01. Oa ear llaea trinifarrlng to all parti of ettj. . Omnlboa muta au trains ui ataameTt.-.r HOTEL STEWART The Blue Mouse" . By Clyde Fitch. . SALE OF SEATS WILL OPEN . . Thursday i Prices 50c to $1.50. ' UYRIC TMKATRB Summer Prices: Evening's, 1 5c and 25c: . Matinees, 1 So. .v - , WIEI O JXTLT 4. . The Imperial Musical Comedy Company frespnis tii tavrxmrr or xvhtotav- .. Btrxxv .. -Mstines Bundax. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Two shows each-sveo-Ing st g and S:ll o'clock. PANTAGES THEATRE Adranosd TsndsTllls, Stars of All ' ' Xstlons. -ef:- EnpraRement' Extraordinary tt TEB OKZOIHAX. BTXBTQAI.I TUO. ; uasio, Mimicry s,nd Mystsrr. . ' Can You Solve the PussleT -1 Comedy Acrobatic Bounding, Act. - En titled. "Ship Aioy," the Laughing , . Hit of the Beason. - TOE GRAND-Vandevtlle de loxe WSZX STAJtTISp KOVSAT. JTX.T B. AlUaL Soyal Court S&tsrtainar. Matlne svery day at 1:30 15c any seat. Evening per formance at 1:80, 9:tS. Prices, 18c, 26c, Boa seats, 80o Wratt ft Bios:' OlllNa ft Murray jl ; Billy Wisdom; i ' Bsssls Alias afabsl Oarew ft Co.: M'Us Blslta ft OO.ii rraa sanart Orandssoop. STAR THEATRE -tvASHINOTON CROSSING THE' . i . DELAWARE." . i Positively the most realistic picture y ever thrown upon a screen and ,' ." k A' Great Show. VCOLlEGEcf. SPECIAL ENOAat2MBNT 0f th World' Famous Aeriaiists .. guprema ' ' -1 ; '. ThttBICKGTT PAMILY VSow Performing Afternoons and Evenings at - : . THE OAKS :'A ear a minute, at Sd and TamhllL, ' i BASEBALL -. MCalATXOI PAJtK Cor. Taagaa aad Swsatr-fonrta Bts. . Aberdeen vs. PortJa&d . ran is, m, so, mt 1, t, a, 4, s. Oamaa begla week days 3:30 p. m.; 8undays. 1:30 p. m. AdraJaslon Bleachers. J5c; Grand stand. Sue; Boies'. 35c extra. CbUdren: Bleachers. 10c: Grandstand. 26c. J I IVsVBZXS' BAT, PBXDAT ' Boys undsr II free to Blaachers on ; : ysdnesdsy. HILL J. MILITARY ACADEMY A ' boarding and ' say school for .young ; men aad boys. Accredited . to taaford, Berksley, - Coraall, AmAarst aad all stats aalvarsttlss aad agriooltaral eoUagas. - ICaks - rsssxvatlOBS bow. I ros ' lUnstratsd oatalogas aad oihsr ' Utsratw addrsas XTLX sc. D., Ha. aad Prop. . PorUaad, Oregon. . j Portland Academy Porllsnd, Or. Western Colleges. Tsanty-flrst Tsar Departments ar In orsai ifirT, su cnarge ox experi enced teachers. . . Gymnasium is In chargs of skilled director. Field and track athletics. . - Three courses for college entrance Classical, with Greek; classical, without Greek, and. Scientific. A Commercial Course. Including Pen manship, Bookkeeping, Freehand and Mechanical Drawing,' Physical and Com mertfial Geography, based on a strong course of English, History, Elementary Mathematics, and Elementsry : Science. A modern Language Course, aubati tuting French. Germa and History for a portion of the Latin and Mathematics. A Primary andUrammar Hchool, giv ing close Attention to the essentials and dome the work of the grades In 1 years. CATALOG BBBT OB" AFFUCATIOlf A -NEW DEPARTURE ; Ths ' cost - of ' Interments have bean -greatly reduced ' by ths Hoi man . Undertaking company. Heretofore It has been th icustom of funeral directors to make charges for all Incidentals connected with fu- f neral. The Edward Holman Undertak ing company, the leading funeral dl- rectors of Portland, have departed from 1 that etistom. When casket Is furnished by us w mske no extra charge for embalming, hears to cemetery, outst.1 bos or any services that may ba . re quired of us, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving -of 115 to ?S ea each funeraX , THE EDWARD nOLRIAN UNDERTAKING CO. SO THTKJ9 COB. OAXMOW. -C TvrUaad. Oram "TT r aM4ast aal 1, rkw( for lr( ta hare ot Sister. e( Joka Baptt Kilenval) OaUafUt. A ui timmmwr Dtpwlaan. SUM, Art, lienttoa, tmulia. rarsaUk 4ra 1 HC JT- R SI fBIOI me S.SuHel HaU 1 Writs for catslogn snd - price oq Sewer pipe, 'chimney pipe, drain tlie. water, well and culvert pip, pip for septie tanks, etc, ; Oregon & Washing!oa Sewer Pip: Co. Oma for rartns Nsrbweat ati mmi ftiiaa Saw mm tlafiT all ba anian. AMitrCea , ioaa. llMMHilllMrurtbei(wo4.eii a. ilvlRf aame ot row oealer. aa4 aovtil aiei! lansatkaloin I mai traaUsor Mmis . rroai and Tamhtll stm, yortias, Qs, Wo man's Exchange - IBS) Ttrta bu Bear TamaOL . Luncheon. 11 a. m. to J:J0 p., m. ... , Menu- for -Tomorrow: Roaht veal With dresslns. beef stew wilft vegetables, ham sanwi.hes, corn, shrimp salad, fruit J iiy and rlrry pie. . ' -I " frrrivo wor.zn only t-avln anl ( ..'t-m ?4'.t J .. . C ' t ' I ' t n - 1 " ' r T- ' r - v- f f .,r tU1! t ")'.. t- 4 J f AllO 1- - J U A tl I I : la I to 1 1:' i l-r f i. for 15; r i i Ii (' ' 1 dress T. J- riKK' 1 Ai t &ui 1 L' all dr--er.;. ' j