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Newspaper Page Textv . - .- - -( , . . . . j THE OREGON ... DAILY JOURNAL. . PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY L EVENING,', JULY 23, .1909. . Totq Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Orpheum . . . Vaudeville Grand .................. , . . Vaudeville Fantaaes ....Vaudeville Star ..i .............. Moving picture V Lyrie ,..,,.,,,. ....... . Hurty-(iurty" Donatelli's Band The Journal at Xesorts. " The following agent will sup ply Journal subscribers at re ru ler city rates: , e Seaside. Or.r Frank Kennel!, e agents headquarters at .Lewis e Co.'s drug; store. :.:.-. :- .: V Long Beach. Wash.) Byron E. 4 e Toombs, agent - - - Newport, Or.: Edwin Turn- bull. agent.' Oearhart Park: Will Morgan, ' ...agent 1 - , Columbia Beach: K. D. Len ; 41 don, agent- , r- Z ... ' y e. Ilwaco. "vVfeah.: '' Louis Cohen. .v mwi agent ', " . , Breakers: J. M. Arthuragent :-, e I Collins: C. T. Belcher, agent v. S) ' 4 . Carson: Chas." Saywers. agent ) , e Seavlew: F. E. Strauhal, agent. e e ' ' Bhlperd's - 8prtngs: Mineral 4 .. . d , Springs Hotel Co., agent ' e . Hot take: Hot Lake Sanltar- . . e ' lum, agent . . , . WUholt: F. W. MoLeran, agbnt. e ' "W'enaha Springs J. A. Boris. ......'.:.: L Fire Drives On Boomers A small fire originated in a double rooming house at 18-16 East Sixth street at 2:40 this morning and drove a number of rnnmiri Into the street, but did little dam age. The fire originated from unknown causes in a stairway In No. It - and hrnlr through to the adiolninff house. When the department answered the call the houses were filled with smoke, and this caused considerable trouble, but prompt action " .:r7-j r:;tv"vh.ouaes e able loss of conducted by r Mr. Vt xnT and iin. , . , u. raoe. Caledonian Day at Seattle Caledonian day has been set for August 91 by the management for the Seattle Alaska- YUKon-racinc exposition, ana on mat day many of the past chapters of the Caledonians are expected to be repre sented. Games and a parade with a silver cup to be presented to the eo city having the largest representation in the parade are scheduled. Inform- matton and requests for reservations should be sent not later than August 15 to Avid Brown, secretary of the Be - attle chamber of commerce. " . , t . ' Wails Down lid Mayor Simon yeater-1 day afternoon directed Acting City Building Inspector Flummer not to Is- sue permits for alteratipns of two frame buiidinrs tn tne nortn ena aisinci. i neiaered by the large cnorus. mayor believes the repairs are sought ' tn ba made as that the buildinas mar be used to house disreputable women. He thinks that wherevsr old wooden structures are altered at all that mod ern fireproof buildings should replace mem. STew yen Invented Blaine Hallock of Portland has lust received his patent on a new fountain pen. It provides for a double barrel fountain pen with t,wo points which are placed back to back. The barrels may be filled with different enlnriut Ink. such as red and black, and may. be used alternately .byturning the pen over in the. hand. The pen was designed .to be of special use Jn book- aeeping ana anaexing. ' . Oar Scattered KUk Alleging that a streetcar that collided with his milk wagon ran without a, headlight and at a rate of 25 miles per hour, Thomas ' Langford has begun suit in the circuit court for $16,300 damages. The incident tonlf nine October L it Williams ave- f nue and Fargo streets, Langford being tnrown irom nis wagon; tie says nis t hearing and eyesight have been injured Hearing ' at Washington Tuesday, August 3. 1909, at 10 a. m.. a genera! ; hearing will be held by the board of i food and drug inspection in the board room . adjoining the office of the chief clerk, department of agriculture at Washington, D. C. This hearing is to be on tne subject or "tne present practice in the manufacture a-nd labeling of com- pressed yeast ana otner yeas prepara tion. Sknll Broken by ratlins' Tree Mar nue Erlckson, a logger, was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital yesterday, with a snaiterea bkuii, wmcn ne receivea at Castlerock yesterday morning. He was engaged in felling a tree when he was struck on the head oy a falling limb. An operation was performed broken sknll bv Dr.- E.' A. upon the Marshall. Erickson's condition is said to be crit- icai. .- . - Vewtoa's Store Sold Newton's Cash urocery in c jonns nas Deen Dur- chased by Hendricks & Horseman of tnat city and will be run in connec tion with Mayor j. tr. Hendricks's hard. trare store from now om Newton him elf will leave for California soon, he tiaving peen rorcea to sett out, here on account of ill health. The store ia Situated at ill Bouta jersey street Want Oregon Wood Requests for bids on a suddIv of white i oak and Douglas fir have been filed with sec retary of the chamber of . commerce, from Captain R. C. Boggs, general pur chasing officer of- the United States army - at Washington. - Bids must be received in Washington before August. , a"nd , delivery Is to be guaranteed at Colon later to the season. ., traetear Xtss JDeliverr w"agoa Otto Westfielder, a driver r for L. Mayer ! ' A Co.. was injured by being struck by streetcar on the Fulton line yesterday. The car, Fulton car 0$, was said to be going at a high rate of speed, but West- fielder escaped with ho Injury other than bruises to- his arras,-Although the ' wagon was broken and a number of windows in tne car were, shattered, Talks on TentDeranoe A rood audi ence . filled the Cotton - tabernacle, at East Eleventh and Morrison last night to hear Elder uaniei iMettieton, chaplain er the Fortiana eanitanum, speaic on temperance. The speaker not only took a stand against the use of alcohol in Its commonly recognised forms. - but Showed by pnysicai tests its presence in many er tne patent medicines used at the present time. Incidentally he took a slap at mustards, peppers and other oondiments. At the close of his ' F. W. Baltes and Company invito yonr inquiries for First and Oak Eilers Welcoming Delegation "Beat : the Band" Playing for Festival Chorus tfCc't .5 r?rm TV i-1 A delegation 'of three from Eilere. Se attle music ouue boarded the Commer cial club Portland day special at Ta- coma ana went tnrougn me tram witn a blare of base and anare drum while the banner of welcome was carried, by the aeven foot colored porter of" the store. When they came to the coach where the Symphony orchestra, of 00 ONETASTE OF -SYMPATHY MAKES , DONALDSON Alex Donaldson, the handsome hleh- lander at the head of the citv'a street I cleaning1 service, wore a becoming blush au morning one tnat couia oe piainiy I discerned throtfkh a thic discerned tnroirgn thick coat of tan. And the employe, of the city hall all wore broad smiles also plainly discern Mble. It Is whispered ai pered about that Alex purchased a book of. streetcar tickets today, so tnat he can presumably oday, so that he can presumably make daily trips to the Union depot, For it is rumored that the bltf Scotchman is nar tlcularly anxious .to meet a charming mend on one or tne many incoming trains. He doesn't know which train, but If the streetcar tickets should hold t talk. Evangelist Martin made few re marks, -stating that his people ) stood aia ths Adventlst people were la I h mnva to miki Oruon a. drv mtt Jin 1M0. . The meetlng will continue for I some time. Evangelist Martin will . tonlsht on "Satan's. First Lie." I if, W1H deal with the condition of man J between death and the resurrection, Much Interest is taken in the music ren- Vehicle Tax Oralnano Bef erred An ordinance providing for a reduction of the present vehicle tax was referred to the license committee this morning by the city council at the request or coun cilman Drlaooli. Under the provisions of the proposed ordinance the city's rev enues would be diminished by $8100 por vear. Councilman Drlscoll. whose busi ness is greatly affected by the ordinance, ays the tax now in force Is too high. He. wants it reduced to something like ths license tae. charged in Ban Francis co and, other large cities. , - . Children Have Onttna Through the Invitation of R. M. Townsond 60 chil dren of the Boys' and Girls' Aid socie ty visiiea ine mu yesieraay . aiier- noon. --Mr, TownsendS assistant. Bam Taylor, conducted the children through tne vasaous attractions ana tne remain der of the time was spent on the grounds. - The management expresses thanks to those who contributed to the children s entertainment and to the Portletrd Railway. Light A Power com pany for, transportation. , Xusio Company BBjolned Following the ; filing of a suit in federal court the Graves - Music company "of Port land. Or., has been enjoined from in fringing; upon ' patents alleged to be ! owned by the victor Talking Machine company, the latter corporation having brought action some time ago. - The local company, after' the filing of the suit made a plea that an injunction d entered aainst it. , .. , . ; Baatb at toaunlt Btinoan Josech thin can who has lived in Portland for 29 years, oitrn n mm nomv, oo .cast thir teenth street on Monday after a long .i . . . m., i . e n 1 t." . .. beriod of Illness extending over the Bra.,,, nari f tVA VMM. T was I won known shipbuilder and (s survive by : a widow- and four children.- The funeral will be held this afternoon un der- the-HlIreetion - of the - Forester's lodge, of which he was a member. - The BTew Oatalors for the department of law of the University of Oregon are now reaay ror nistriDution. ' ine ran term of the school ODens September 20 and the indications are that the - new year 'will besln with an increased at tendance. Catalog's free. Address Wal ter H. Evans, secretary, lt Corbett bliUdlng. . - Dofeson Want longer aoatloa By adontlna- the reoort or tne -ways - ana means committee this morning the city council refused an application ror an additional 15 days' ' leave o absence made br City . Building- Inspector Dob aon. Mr. uooson will, nowever, oe per mitted to take tne resuiar xortnignt s vacation allowed by the, city- charter. Kislse Takes) Mcpherson's Oeorge W. Kleiser was elected by the city council thin morning to fill the place en the automobile registry board made vacant by the resignation of R. O. McPherson. . R. . D.Jnman. another member of the board, was granted - a 80 days- leave or absence.- : . MnmMncr Inspector Se&ied Wore Kels The, city council this morning re fused to grant ' tne request or city Plumbing- Inspector W. Hey for addi tional help. , The notion of the council taken at tne suggestion . or - ths ways and means committee. - ;" Bentonil of TJnnsed Wtres Chief nf Police Cox was. directed by a vote of the city council this morning to ascer tain the location- ef all unused electric wires In the city and to have the sans removed, . Sr. Oeorre Snbenstem. Bxpert Ontlo-! laa Eyes - examined by the latest sci entific appliances, glasses accurately fitted at moderate prices. 119 Third street opposite . ttalcer tneatre. Hiss JTosspniae tarsre. Miss Villa W. White, Williem B. Backett in last recital et. Heien s naij juix , p. m, Ad- raission $1. -.' , ; .... KsllVn ramllr ZJanor ' tore.' Tfc and Morrison. - High grade wines and llauors. One Drioe to ail. Free dilTn TeL Main St. Home, A-SSOt - ; ' Vanroloary Onrea Verrona " aiso au eye aisoranrs. ijr. m. w. h reese. Sixth and- ; Washington. Consultation free..r:V .-. r-.-i X 0. Sohaefsr ft Co.. merchant tailors. corner Sixth and Washington streets, Raleigh building, rooms 16 and 11. . Steamer lassie Karktna. for rinu WashotigaJ and way landings, dallv. eept Sunday. Leave Washington street flock at I p. m. , - I, earn to Bwim at R!nrler"s nluna-e: delightful exercise; .expert Instruction, 1 5c. $86 hi E. Mor's'n: open dally. Phones Thursday Special Purltv Llauor com pany: $1.60 grade port, sherryv angelica, ..,.t..-..J.L.f..f.r1 was located there was a general Jollifi cation, The stunt was pronounced the hit of the trip. A. A. Schell and H. O. Terry of the Eilers staff were each equipped with an instrument supposed to he of a musical nature, as well s a pleasant greeting for the numerous sal otatlons of the festival chorus on Its way to the A.-Y.-P. exposition. BUY 'CAR TICKETS out he ought to be there when the time comes. . ----- -.. , ,. ' You see, Alex went down to the sta tion this morning to see a friend off. He carried tne friend's baggage oblig Ingly to the train, said good-bye, and was smilingly backing off the platform when there was a swish and rustle and a fluttering or dazslina; white lace. Then two pink sleeved, arms, encircled the neck of the surprised official. Two warm lips or softest cerlie met Oh, kwhat's the use! Then the owner of the tips looked up. 11 was ine wrong man. She Tainted. Bat first "Oh, you're not my husband!" muscat and aauterae. $1 per gallon; 11 Wood, the pure food whiskey, reg ular $4, at $S per gallon; . bottle beer at brewery prices. Phones. East 4427, B-1S5S. Free delivery. lot East Mor rison street . - . W. A. Wise and associates, painless aenusts. Third; and Washington. " Ajnerleaa Bank ft Trust Oo 6ixta and Oak. pays. Interest on deposits. , w-oodoraft Xay at the Oaks July li. Absndrota. Jeweler. t4t Waalu near t. OAK STREET EXTENSION ; BACK TO COMMITTEE ' The city council this morning adopt ed the second report of the viewers on the extension of Oak street from Park to Burnside; . The viewers stated that after careful Investigation they could see no reason for changing their orig inal report, and the -assessments were allowed to remain the same. - On motion of Councilman- Drlscoll, the entire matter, was re-referred to the street committee, where opposing prop erty owners will have a last opportun ity to thresh out their differences. ', . 1 1 ii i ""swssasasssaBSjSaw-i MMsesssaap ,t Wanted at Onee. Cash girls." wrappers; also errand boys. Apply at McAllen A McDonneU's. ' Bulletin No. 7 P. MESSRS. BECK WITH AND MILLS HAVE BOUGHT . Our Sales Managers Among the First Purchasers of West moreland Lots. Both Bought on First Seeing the Tract . Their verdict Is that of experts. v' When we placed Mr.Beckwith and Mr. Mills at the head of our Westmoreland property we picked the highest grade Wn in the city men known for their integrity and experf- 't ence. Both of these men, while they are conservative, have been critical Students of affairs and events in the Northwest for years. '-,''-', Both of them, n their first visit to Westmoreland, made selections of lots for their own use. Both of them are push ing plans for "their own homes at Westmoreland. It is gratifying to ns to know thst both of these keen men saw I the real home bnildingjadvantages at Westmoreland-from an entirely unselfish or unbiased standpoint. ' - They believe- In Westmoreland themselves and that possibly explains; their unprecedented record of sales. Our tract office is open during the entire day. Why not ' go out and see the' property now? -: Our representative will , meet you and will be glad to answer your questions and show, you over the tract, ' n ; . - ' . COLUMBIA .TRUST COMPANY, - . : . '.. ,. Board of Trade. Bldg. ' Sixth and Morrison, Opposite Postof flee '. r The Ludwig Piano : The purchase of a Ludwig Piano is a safe investment. Every Ludwig Piano is warranteLfor a lifetime. The Ludwig is the most popular medum-prked piano sold in the Pacific Northwest I Steinway and Other Pianos 110 SURE PLANS WLIilBEElEII Prominent Dealers - Say the Agency Is Talked Of but Not Established. ' Lumbermen who are Interested In the establishment 1 of a cooperative selling agency for the mills of Portland and the Columbia river are apparently un willing to make dlflnlte statements in regard to an organisation such as has been established in- Centralis - and Grays and Wlllapa harbors, Washington. On N.' Clark, president of the Clark Wilson company, admitted that plans for an agency were being made, but i leaded ignorance ; of anything . more eflnlte. Mr. Clark said that he under stood that there was to fee a meeting Saturday for a discussion of the idea. President Jellison of the Oregon-Kan-s Lumber comoanv at Rainier said: - "We have made no definite plans be- cause we could find no one to mart age such an agency satisfactorily te all or 9n. - j . ....... - . ,-- as. - .,.,......-.. W. H. Little, agent for the Loop ber company, and one of the la buyers on the river, said that whl Xium- arcest while he had received no positive Information on the subjeoti he - had -understood - that suoh an organisation was to be formed, although he could give no positive in formation as to what steps In that di rection had already been taken..; ! Aa B. Waste 11, aeoretary of the Oregon ft Washington Lumber Manufacturers; association, said v. - "The thing has been talked about a rood deal, but nothing has been done. I nave told you all the theory of such a cooperative agency,-bat- If you seek in formation about the actual plana or steps which have been made I can tell you nothing, because, to my knowledge, none have been made." - Fred C Knapp of the Peninsula Lum ber company, and L. J. Wentworth, man ager of the Portland Lumber oompany, both pleaded Ignorance of the plan. NOTED MINISTER IS , v AT THE CONVENTION Dr. F. C. Berger, who is to take a prominent part In the conventions of the Evangelical association of Oregou whloh opened yesterday, arrived from Cleveland. Ohio, this morning. Dr. Berger is a well known minister and lecturer of the Evangelical Asso ciation of America. He will deliver a number of addresses as well as conduct the round-table exercises at 'the present conventions in . the Jennings Lodge campgrounds. - The round-table discussions will be- Sin this afternoon and the subjects fot lscussion are : "How to Secure Reg ular Attendance, "How to Improve the Spirit of Reverence," "Shall Boys and Girls be Separated in Classes?" "Bet ter Singing and Music." "Can a Person Using Tobacco Be a Successful Sunday School teacher?" "Plans for Ideal Sun day School Rooms." This evening Dr. Berger will deliver the annual sermon in the Tabernacle, and on August t he will address the Women's Missionary society convention to be held on the campground. He will also address ths Toung People's Al liance convention. A number of tents are pitched on the grounds near the Tabernacle and the opening attendance of the conven-' tlona was satisfactory, although It will Increase during the week. , PERSONALS i Rev. Ed gar. P. Hill. D. D., former pas tor of -the First Presbyterian church, who is visiting In Portland, has gone to Hooa River ror the remainder of the week. . Roy Rttner, one of the -wheat mag nates of the . Umatilla Indian reserva tion, la SDendina a ahort vacation In Portland. ..-,... Dr. C. H. Lytle, state sheep inspector, has returned to Portland from an in spection tour over the Willamette val ley. Dr. Ly tie's headquarters are In Pendleton, but he Is snendlnr the sum mer months with Mrs. Lytle in Portland. Either the latter part of this week or ine xirst or next Kobert sears, a aradu. ate of West Point this June, will arrive Victor Talking Machines mi in Portland. Robert Sears is . a son of Mrs. Alfred F. Sears, and was born In Portland Jn 1884. Ha re ceived aw appointment to West Point In 1(105 by Congressman Williamson. Lieu tenant Sears has been appointed to ths First Infantry - at Vancouver ' barracks, and his arrival In Portland is interest ing his man? friends here. Upon his graduation from West Point Sears was given a. commission as second lieuten ant, ,-. ..-- r r ,(.. ., , j. --. , ; , , ItUHOR HAS SPRECKELS ATTENDING CONCERT. ( There was a report that young- Claua Bpreckels, whose name rumor has so persistently coupled with that of Miss Mary Adele Case, was In town Tuesday night to attend her-concert ..Although Mr. Spreckela had considered . coming up from California at this time, he did not arrive. - Many- of - Miss Case's friends cams from Oregon City and FlenTto hearher in the only concert ne expects to give in tne nortnwest, and after the concert she was . over whelmed with congratulations. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets gently stimulate the liver and bow els . to.. expeL poisonous . matter,.: cleans the system, eure constipation and sick headache. . -. .... - . TAtK WITH US WHEN YOU FEEL THE NEED OF Good Dental Work v A NEW PLATE THAT HOLDS You will know why we enjoy the largest DENTAL practice in the whole northwest Special prices for a few days. ' . 4 FULL SET, TfcAT FIT. GOLD CROWNS, 22k..... ......93.50 BRIDGE TEETH, 22k. 1 .$3.50 GOLD FILLINGS . ...,....$1.00 SILVER FILLINGS ..50 ' Everyoo is klljnted with the way oar New "Anchor Denture" Plats fits and stays in the month. This plate has no roof yet it far surpasses all plates that have. Comfortable from the start Easy to take oat, clean and replace. Enables you to chew welt and thoroughly masticate any food. Shown and demonstrated free. We are the in ventors and sole maker. The "Anchor Denture can be had only of ns. All extractions made paioksi. : "v ' "v.'- -Call and have us five your teeth free examination, and get our estimate oo yonr dental work. If yoa are nervous or have heart trouble, the Electro Painless System will do the work when others fail All work warranted for tea years. Electro Painless Dental Parlors 303 WASHINGTON ST CORNER FIFTH Across From to Parkina BotcL Office) Open Evenings and Sundays. Lady Assistant ia Attendance. X)6 Gro V I n s p n maSvaiit ai v sy . The greatest strength-builder for sum mer weather. The GOVERNMENT guarantees its wholesomeness WE guarantee its flavor. . ' : ' DEMAND IT PJereer Pacrkr PORTLAND, OREGON THE CORNELIUS ' "Tha House of Wlcoms" CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS Singla $1 JO and up. Double $2 and up. Our omnibus ; - meets all trains. Portland's Newest and Most Up-to-Date Hotel W. CORNELIUS , H. E. FLETCHER Proprietor ' : Manager sa i , Mm s - n i. Announces M EXXZXXZ2ZXIS52X2ZXXZI5XXS3X225ZZ2XX2S2X3X5S22 H O T i E L , lT T7 Tt TT V : A C0H TENTH AND AIDED STS, Ose uare West of AMlartoa Club. r O B T Zp A XT S. O B O O N. ft "hmw"-- ".i(ffij .'vr.'H . I ( V!- . ?lzZ G3ESE1S nFFirr riinMininri Fl LI N G C AD I N ETS CHAIRS Glass & Prudhomme Co. PRINTERS BINDERS STATIONERS ', 65-67 SEVENTH STREET ' ..95.00 1) am v a Cat; 1 3 O mH -ttV Paieiisi OREGON HOTELS i -' 5: -" ' -nth si Motel perkins FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS. : The Perkins Hotel Grill ; music , daily during lunch, dinner ? and after the theatre by the famous : ' Markee Orchestra.;:':;:-": Ao "TEL of QUIET EUGAXCC wss wyvseasB, sma as uj y mm m wl sjy . orthwee. ro (i Jtur epeaed aad surpassed by re Portland before look. H ever taia eharmlna' hostelrv. II : Xoropean. Xaoellant cafe inf. oonnectloa. ' 60 sample rooms. M HoW Seward bus meets ail H W. XT. IBWABD. Froprtetor. V. X. OLISIII, Kanager. This Is the ben time ef ne yt tj Sats yonr teeth extracted if sacs Is the necessity sad have PLATE BRIDGE UOi. Don thr ta lens troubU from sort , Ifumji or other troubU 7 DR. W. A; WISE ; Pre slaent sad Manager. SS Veara SstabUsnsd la Portland , v Ws will give you a good 22k gold or porcelain erowa tor ........9 .S0 Molar Crowns 8.03 22k bridge teeth i .".-, ........... . 8.00 Gold or enamel fllllngs ......... 1.00 Silver fillings AQ Tnlav Nlllnn if .11 Vt. m ai Oood rubber plates ............. B.OO The best red rubbef plates ...... .SO Painless extractions. ...... - 49 Painless extractions free when pistes or bridge work Is ordered. ' ;: .1- Work guaranteed for IS yearsL . THE WISE DENTAL CO., Inc. The Failing Bldg, Sd and Vasb. Its. offloe bours a i. u. to a r. u. 1 Snadays. S to 1. Phoaes a. an atala toa AMUSEMENTS wiraa A.iAsn. Mats. 1 EX. Bandays and Holidays KCv U-25-SOe . NIGUTi THEATRE I5-2S-50-75C Week ef Jrtlv - BO Elsaaov Oordon and oompany ia ' "Tips on Tap ;" La Petite Kevne, a real novelty The Pive ' Avolosi Abbott and aflnthorne 'Worthier. In "On the Beach,'" Martin aad Max mOlan, Magicians I Jjena Pantyer, The Kemps, "Ooing to Bahomey )" Orohestra, . Pictures. 1 LYRIC THEATRE " Summer Prices, Evenings 25c and, 15c;'' i - Matinees lie. l Week of July 25 Harrington St Gale pre-, sent the .Imperial Musical Comedy .com-. pany In ; . "H UmTT-O U KT T Don't miss "The Girl With the Cater-' Sillar Crawl." Matinees Sunday. "4"ues-: ay, Thursday and Saturday. Two. shows every night at 8 and 9:15. PANTAGES THEATRE . ? Advanced 'Tandevinsi stars of "AH ' "". nations..' - . leon Morris and Company's Famous Educated Animal Acts - The Continental Four, Pongo and John P. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Litchfield. t Wyatt Bisters, Leo White. THE GRAND - Week of July 85. ' GARDNER Sammaa Troops Ornet tt Oruet aunrioe Prank St Co. - Tom UeOnire Matinee prices, 1$ cents any seat. , Evening prices, 15 and S5 cents; box seats SO cents. MAT KEEFE Matinee 2:30; eve- Inlng performances 7:30 and - New Showat the Star THE ORPHANS A Pathetic Drama. . .- EETKOTJB TTOII, Extra Added Feature, " TTVW OTKEB BIO PXATUXES THE DOHATELLI ITALIAN BA5D "The Coney - Island of the West" BASEBALL .. XSCXXATZOX VABX, Corner Tanglia aad Tweatr-fonrta Its. OAKLAND vs. PORTLAND ; JTUXT 87, 88, 89, 30. 81 and AT9TTST X.' Games begin week days- :IS p. m.; Sunday, 1:30 p. m.. ' , Admission Bleachers, zSo; ' Grand stand. 60c; Boxes, Zia extra. Cblldren: Bleachers, 10c; Grandstand, S5e. . .. &ADXES' OAT. TBX9AT. Boys under 12 free to Bleachers Wednesday. , "Women a Spcdalty : The well known S. K-Chan' Chinese Medicine company, with wonderful herbs and roots, has cured many suf- i . y--wuwh mil viuac nmr ,vtwdieB have tailed. . Sure cure ' . iJ female, chronic, private dis- Nra.LK.OAil ases. nervousness, blood - poison, rheumatism, astb- ma, throat, lung troubles, consumption, stomach, bladder, kidney and diseases" of' all kinds. Remedies harmless. sTa ' operation. Honest treatment. Exami nation ror ladies or asrs. SJ. K. Caaa. , txs (smn acsszcxra co. 896H Korrisoa St. bet. rirrt and aeeead. " METZGER OPTICAL CO. Fits your eyes complete. ... ...... .Xn Kirniess r.ye uiassea.: with any style nose piece. ............ .. .84.85 Same as you pay $10 and $1 for. - Absolute Fit Onaranteed. . First Quality Ground Lenaes. 60S Beknaa. Cor. 3d Wash. SL IS 37. w 'mm t T I HSAiUAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaAAAAA'' JOURNAL J iff WANT ADS $ l: BRING QUICK : ' RESULTS aVvWrVWWrVVvWrW.' J i . Ml . I , ... j '- " 7 x