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THE - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, . 1909. " r ' TONIGHT'S AMUSZMEXTS fiiinmlnw.:'..:..' ."Polly of the Circus' Orpheum' ......,.....'.. Vaudeville Grand . , ............ .Vaudeville Pantages ' . .'. -. . . . . ......... .Vaudeville Btar .................. Moving Picture Oaks '.Dona telll'a Band Lyric ......Moving Ftcturtea Band Concert Holladay Pane The Journal at assorts. - ' The following agents will aup 4 ' ply Journal subscribers at regu- wr city rates: . . - Seaside. Or.: Frank Kennell. 4 agent; headquarters at Xjewts Co.'s drug store. Long Beach, Wash-t Byroa E. Toombs, agent. . ' Newport. Or.;' Edwin Turn bull, agent ' Gearhart Park: WU1 Morgan. agent ' ," - Columbia Beach: K. P. Lan- 4 Aon, agent -, ; Jlwaco, Waaiu . I-oula Cohen, . eV . news agent ' . ' ' ' - Breakers: J. "If. Arthur, agent ; Collins: C. T. Belcher, agent 4 Carson: Chan. Baywers, agent " Beavlew: tt B. Btrauhal. agent v? e Vs Ehlnerds Springs: Mineral eV SDrlnas Hotel Cow agent- i: i s . e Hot Lakes Hot Lake Sanltar , lum, agent :. . ' v 4 WUholt: F. W, McLeran. agent : e - Wenaha 6p rings J. A, Boris, aeent ;v . . Death of Oeorr Jtandess Oeprge Landes. a well known resident of Port land, died of cancer of the stomach at . Los Anxeles yesterday. Mr. Xandess was born in Adams county. lit, n li and in 47 crossed the plains with hi parents, who settled on me -i uaiaun river near Hillsboro. Mr. Landess lived In Portland- many years, until a year ago when he went to California for his health. He is survivea or a wu.o daughter, Mrs. McPherson Gale, as well as by his mother, Mrs. Elisibetb J. landess, all of Portland.. ' The body will be brought to Portland for inter, ment but the date of the funeral has . not yet neen set. - : , .. y;-t v Fell on Soft Earth Owing to a defect "In the knK bolt of one of the trucke of the rear car, a slight accident result ed Just as a three car train was leaving ' in station 01 ins council threat dtowi railway last night at about 10 o'clock. The sudden stoppage of the ear caused those occupying the car to be thrown out, ronunaiejy upon wm "i iuh earth. ' Minor bruises were sustained by H. Buckman, -living at 246 Flfthstreet and W. T. Buckman, 85 Durham ave - nue. The road resumed operation In . few mlnutea. WDl Bur Firs Bnginas The fir committee of the executive board y terday recommended the purchase of two third sise fire engines for the fire de partment from A. G. Long. The con tract for theae engines was formerly awarded to A. O. Long by the Lane ex ecutive board which afterwards rescind ed its action because Mayor Lane ana the fire committee declared that the specif lcatlons for bidders prepared by Fire Chief Campbell excluded all other makes of engines excepting that sola by Long. . . ' Bobbed by ( Bark Haired Toutlv Fas lonable residents of Portland and King's 1-lAlc-hta have renorted to the DOllce headquarters that a flashy, dark haired. ( youth, representing nimseii mm ma viu 'ploye of a clothes pressing and clean in r establishment has, during the past two weeks, made away with about two dosen suits of clothing and several ex- f enaive Jrees. More than a doien amilies have been victimised. Detec tives hays been put. on the case. , : ' Anto Speeder Hits Han -Irwin John son of 854 Kearney street a nephew of E. L. Thompson, of the banking firm of Hartman Thompson, while driving his uncle's automobile on the Burnalde street bridge Wednesday evening, ran 'down and seriously injured an unknown man. Arrested by Deputy Constable Mo Culloch Thursday. Johnson was fined $2S by Justice Bell yesterday. Officers proved that Johnson was speeding the machine. ' , . , Win Arrive Xsr October a A tele rrara to Mayor Simon yesterday from Fred W. Carpenter, private secretary t President Taft naked the mayor to ap point a committee to receive the pres ident' when he visits Portland October S and S. The presidential party will arrive on October. J at 7 a.-tn. and will leave the next day at p. m. , ' Teachers' Examinations Teachers ex aminations for county and state oerttf Im ten. -which beran' August 11. Will be conoluded tomorrow at the Ladd school where a large number of applicants are writing for .the coveted papers. The examination rot city teachers will be Mrs. Balcom Seeks Divorce Suit for divorce on the ground of desertion ha ben brought by Daisy E. Balcom against Chandler C Balcom In the circuit court Their married life lasted less than four months, beginning In Tacoma In August 1907. and ending In Seattle on December tS of the same year.- - . . - Sermon at Synagogue Services will begin at 8 o'clock tonight at Ahaval Sholom synagogue, corner Park and Clay streets. Musle by the choir. To morrow morning services begin at 9:30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abraham son officiat ing. AJl are welcome. . . Jna K Roebling Bone' Co.. . Manufacturers of ' - Wire Rope, Iron, Steel and Copper wife, , Removed from;!. First street to - - 89 Fifth street Lumbermen bldg. Fifth and Stark streets. Ont of Oar Temporary Quarters W Will be open for business Monday, Au gust 9, at411 -Washington street three ' blocks west from our temporary place. : E. H.-Moorehouse 4 Company. r Bonll Please Boat put off that rtstt .to Dr. Oeo. Rubenstein, the optician, when your eyes need that help which proper glasses will give you. 189 Third street opposite Baker theatre, , ' Funeral of Ford Bargea The funeral services of Ford Sarges were held Wed nesday afternoon at i o'clock from his late home, 467 East-Grant street Rev. E. Nelson Allen officiating. Sarges was "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS" PLEASING THOUGH NOT OVERLY BRILLIANT v. , J. f. s. . A whimsically odd and entertaining little play 1 "Polly of the Circus, which was offered at .the Bungalow last night It Is a something that can easily be torn into shreds, -and the company presenting It Is not overly brilliant but taken In the spirit that you would go to a real circus which It will be admitted is a kind of insanity the fact that is It not convincing, fnat ters not a straw. It has that quality known as "prettynees," which from the boxoffice point of view at least 4s In finitely more desirable than more clev erness. - . . . .. . .-. t .. Polly I a circus rider, but perfectly good in. spite of that who gets hurt and ,B,carSJed y th9 young and Impression able Rev. John Douglas up into his best bedroom to recover herself. The circus has to go on without her and she stay with the minister long after she haa gotten over her injury. Enter the time honored village gossips, who take the young woman to task and Induce her to return to the circus. She does for a month when the, parson comes and takes her and marries her and they never go to the circus any more. Primarily, the story is unoriginal snd not overly exciting. Tales of young ministers who marry hoydenish stran gers to the horror of their parishoners ars the backbone of the repertoires of th stock companies. The originality of this little drama lies in . the effort to.brlng out something of the character of the "circus people" as Polly calls them, and in doing this Margaret Mayo haa succeeded remarkably. Anyone who read -Toby Tyler, or Ten Weeks With a Circus," In his boyhood, remembers the atmosphere and will recognize It again in Miss Mayo's play. It's not a rea sonable atmosphere, but It'a a rnoat nat ural one and in this way it's pleasant Those people who love real live stags setting will Just dot on Polly. The horses are real, so are the trick dogs, and the clowns, all of which appear in the circus aot at the close of the play. But the crowning feature of the- "real ism" which Is so unreal Is the me chanical contrivance in the final tableau ahowing the circus wagons climbing off over the country road. Th desire to get in an "effect" made the versatile Frederic Thompson forget that Polly's was a train, not a wagon circus. But such brilliant errors are the common re sult of such straining, ii me results are no worse than this w can do num blv thankful! . . Ida St Leon there is a dreus-y nam for you is the young woman who has succeeded Miss Taliaferro in the role of Polly. She does It surprisingly well, too. She may be a real success If she can hold her voice In subjection. Just at present she Is young and when she ?ets good and wrought up, her vole Is earfully strident She "hollers" like the daring equestralns who rid bare back in the real circuses. That can be remedied, however, for the low tones are unusually' attractive. . - Earl Ryder as ths Rev. John Douglas Is a good deal of a bore and Leslie King a Deacon Elverson Is quite lm beoilic. Harry - Lane gives a finished bit of acting in the first scene as Uncle Toby and the rest are the ordinary run of traveling companies. born at CasUeton, N. D.r July If, 1889 He was a member of the Forbes Pres byterian church, a vouna- man of ster ling character, loved and respected by all who knew him.' His remains were taia to rest in Riverview cemetery. . Wanted. Fire or Six Boom modern house or bungalow In good residence dis trict; smaii payment down, price ana particulars ijo U-148, Journal. , f ' W sponge- and press your clothes, shin your shoes, all for 11.60 month. Main 114, A-4314. Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., SOI Stark. 'Steams Jassi aavklas, for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally, ex cept sunaay. Leaves Washington street dock at a p. m. , , - . Best XMoatloa in the city for retail furniture store. D, Kellaher, 127 Grand avenue.1,-: .- , t .. , J. C. Sch safer ft Co., merchant tailors, corner Sixth and Washington streets, Raleigh building, rooms 16 and It. Learn to Swim at Ringlets plunge; delightful exercise: expert instruction, 26c. 186 Vs E. Mor's'n; open daily. Phones tsfferts" pure gold : engi 273 Washington street seamless wed- engraving free; ding rings,, all sizes price, s to 12. Trr a srood lnnohson at ih Woman's Exchange. 186 Fifth street Delicious, home cooked delicacies. American ' Bank ss Crns flafi!rth and Oak, pays Interest on deposit. . - Wis and associates. nalnleM eentlsta. Third and Washington. Ship hard's (rprlntrs Is th nlaee for you. a, I Bhlpherd, manager, - Be. B. O. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. Ahendxotn, jeweler. 142'Wash, near T. Y0MG MORMONS LEAYE FOR EUROPE i''.U:.'';?v.-i';t. - m M M ..fr.-i.ti .. -ft f, '.;!.v La Oranda Or, Aug. II. Earl and Elmer Stoddard, ages 18 and 10, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Georg-Stoddard of this place, left last night for the missionary fields of Europe. They will spend three years working for the Mormon church. Their services are volunteered and they will receive no nay but that which ia freely contributed. Their parents are wealthy. Earl will so to Enarland and Elmer to Germany. - ' AT THE THEATEES -a ' PEBSOtfAL E. W. Baltes and Company, invite your inquiries for PRINTING First and Oak Cornelius C Colt." nrealdant of th Union Meat company and one of the best known and best : liked of the younger business men- of the city, was operated upon for appendicitis at the Good Samaritan hospital Wednesday. It was reported at the hospital today that Sir. Colt had rallied from the ODer- atlon most successfully and that; his recovery is a practical certainty. He will not be able to return to .his office for several weeks, however. - Mra Robert Lutke of 701 Twenty fourth street prominent clubwoman and society leader, -who was thrown from an automobile and seriously in jured oh the Base Line road August 6, is recovering rapidly. It was said at her home, where she Is confined, that she would be out In a week or so. While the machine was - running at a high rats of speed two of the wheels col lapsed. ' Mra Lutke was thrown head long from the oar. Other occupants of the tonneau were not unseated. The machine was driven by Julius Bailey. . SATURDAY BARGAINS . . Visit th Store Saturday,. , " Long kimonos, 80c; short kimonos, 28c; white duck skirts, 98c; children's white sun hats, 10c; large handbags, 60c; one and. two-piece house dresses, 7c: llnenj suits in pink, white and blue, 3.60;. lawn waists, lace trimmed, 48c; sample lln new cloth suits for fall, values up to 130, go at 114.95; men's golf shirts. I specials, at J Bo and 67c; ties at 21c and 83c , McAllen & Mc Donnell. Popular dry goods store, cor. Sd and Morrison. Flsrht ricturea t Lyric Those who saw the - Ketchel-PapM fight pictures at th Lyrio yaaterday will tell you they are by far the clear est and best ever seen in Portland, that every detail of the great flatlo battle Stands out prominently. Today and to row, matinee at 2:39 and two exhibitions at night at ana u. eserveu u in the evening. , "Dorta" Next Sunday. , Next Bunday matinee the regular dra matic stock season opens at th Lyrio, when the Athon Stock company, direct from Chicago, will present the great drama "Doris, the play with a moral greater than a sermon, with Prlscl'la Knowies in we title roi. ana an eno-. orate acenlo production. Twenty play ers of prominence are In the company. J yL:; At the Star. .' The Star management offers Its patrons as" a special added attraction this week, a number of splendid violin numbers rendered bv Rubelman. the celebrated Russian' Violinist He will remain at th Star throughout the week. As usual there are a number of up-to-date pictures. The ' special , matinees' wui o continued. , . J The Oaks. ' If the're baa been anything overlooked at th Oak to make a visit there more pleasant it would be very difficult to name it What with beautiful grounds, beautiful environments, charming music and beautiful views, what more can be desired for an afternoon or evening's outing? The Oaks. Onlx two days more to wait until th opportunity comes to hear the matchless Llberatl and his band and opera sing ers in two of the most notable concerts ever produced. In Portland. Sunday at 2:80 and 8:15 p. m. ars the tlmea set by Manager Cord ray for offering the- visi tors to the oaks the opportunity to near these great artists. , Musical Mirth at Pantages. ' A dellsrhtful one act musical comedv Is offered bv the Gardner Trio (and the dog), at Pantages. The two girls are very pretty, witn charming voices which they use to good effect In several hap py songs. . The gowns worn by the girls are dreams and ars said to bs the finest worn in a vaudevuie act i , Sensational Acrobats at Pantagea. ; Europe's , most marvelous acrobats, the Six Bonesettls. are tonlln ttrao. tions on Pantages' program next week,' and they Will Drove as mut a aanaatlnn In Portland as they have in the other cities pn the pantages circuit Some of meir reau nave never neiore been at tempted on any stage and are thrilling in the extreme. , . . "Polly" Tonight, Twice Tomorrow. The attraction at the Bungalow thea tre tonight and tomorrow night at 8.1S o'clock, with a special price matinee tomorrow, will be Frederic Thompson's magnificent production of Margaret Mayo's beautiful play, "Polly or th Circus.-; Ida 6t Xeon' will bl Men ii Hall's Hit. t Arthur K. Hall, late of The Land of s an eccentric dancer and his mono- li'.s"? - "iring or smues. Trie Les Ploets Larellas, French girls, who of fer, something new In contortion work and acrobatio feats, head the list J. K. Emmett is heard In songs. Introducing the yodllng In a- merry little comedy called "Artie's Dream." . . - . . . Special Matinee at Orpheum. : V There will be a special souvenir mat inee at the Orpheum tomorrow, Satur day. Capt George Auger and company will present the delightful sketch, "Jaok the Giant Killer." After the perform ance a reception will be held upon ths stage, and all those present will hav Big Sale SaliiWay Only Tm xI .1 .nil -fl I I ( M 1 I f 1 t'ft ff .-'St i is an 7 i f r w l ILL , hi t i ! If ' T in Oil i .If Genuine Stanley Smooth Planes, No. 4... Wa.:.;...l...i..f 1.35 Genuine Stanley Jack PJanes, No. S......i,;.........-.....,.fl.50 ' Genuine Yankee Automatic Hand Drills, No. 41..;....,......fl.05 - Garden Hose lawn Mowers Great Special Sale Price.- ' - Vanadium Hand Saws, made of toughest and best steel knownx.f2.00, Portland's Most Complete Tool, Cutlery and Builders' Hardware Store ;;0regbri?HaFdware Co.- vv 107 SIXTH ST BET. STARK AND WASHINGTON STS. - " ; r . Phones: Main 851, A-1870 ' ... an opportunity to meet Capt Anger and his illUe partner, Mr. Barnest Rommel - Three) Roehra. ' , ' tot the coming week the headline act at the Grand will be one of exceptional excitement It will be presented by the three Roehrs, who have the greatest of all cycling acts. Using a revolving apparatus, they ride head downward, holding this position by the speed they maintain on their wheels. Building Permit. "Wlberg street between Slaklyou and Klickitat C E, Eadley, erect one story tram dwelling. (2000; Holly street be tween Slxtenth and Poplar, Tenino Sand Btone company, erect two story stons dwelling, $8000; First street be tween Clackamas and Williams ave nue, Centennial Investment company; ereoe-two story- frame dwelling, $1500; Stark street between Sixth and Sev. nth, the B. P. O. E.. repair five story brick store, $600; Alberta street bet tween Sixteenth arid Seventeenth, J, a Goldstein, erect on story frame store, 11500; Seventy-fifth street between Oregon and Glisan. CV E. Bryson, erect two atory frame dwelling, 12000; Kelly street between Gib be and Grove r. Dora Spenoer, erect two story frams dwelling, I HOP; Fourth street between Everett an4 Davis, Bollan Investment company, repair three atory brick store, 1650; Mississippi avenue, between Goldsmith and Russell street E. V. Berwick, erect one story frame dwelling, 00; Williams avenue, between Shaver and Mason, H. M. Bond, erect two storv frame dwell ing,. $2000;. East Thirty-fifth street, ba tween Yamhill and . Taylor, Sunnyslde Methodist Episcopal church, erect two story stone church, $25,000; East Mor rison streets between Grand avenue and Union svenue, Mrs. Lang, repair one story brick store. SlftOO; Texas street between Bond and Beaver, Charles Mo- Devitt erect one story frame dwelling, 1800: 4tl Montgomery street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Mrs. C. El wert repair one story frame dwelling. $200; Union avenue between Morris and Klickitat Danish Lutheran church, erect 1 atory frame dwelling, $2000; ,. After the Bootlegger. .'' I (By Journal Leased Salem WirO Albany, Or, Aug. 1J. Justice of tha Peac Porter of this city fined J. B Andrews this afternoon $160 and cost for selling- whiskey to Fred M. Robin. Andrews runs a store in town and was bootlegging:. He was fined in Junc tion Tltv for a like charge sometime ago. When found by Deputy Sheriff Munkers be bad several Dottles or wnts- 9r T-.-tt.; T- , ;a ,. tl. WESTMORELAND'S CUT STONE GRAND ARCH IS FINISHED IT'S A BEAUTY, HAVE V YOU SEEN IT? It's 'about, the first arch in all the city of ' Portland that received its actual finishing touches. Get on the car next Sunday and ride around WEST MORELAND ; WAY and look at itstay on the car if you choose, but a car window view of it will not give you an adequate idea of its true massive proportionsand beau tiful lines. 'Better to see it ''from the ground at close range. Seeing this beautiful arch in its finished state will give you a better grasp on the fact that WESTMORE LAND i being handled as no other subdivision has ever been. You will be fully able to appreciate the full mean ing of the statement that WESTMORELAND grades, curbs, walks and all improvements go in from one end of the property to the other WITHOUT, DELAY, and that the whole tract will consequently be immediately bene COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY Board of Trade Bldg. ;,B AMP CONCERT Esttaicadlai Pwk SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1909 DOrJATELLFS DIG BAND . WILL GIVE A CONCERT Enjoy a Day's Outing on the Clackamas Train Every Hour FARE 75 CENTS ROUND TRIP MEALS ESTACADA HOTEL 50 CENTS ' vTrains Leave East Water and East Morrison Streets ,, PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER COMPANY key in his possession. Andrews plead ' guilty. ... . i joanua eaiiara. wno wss siso arrest ed for selling whiskey, pleaded not guil ty this afternoon snd his trial will be held tomorrow morning; at S o'clock. Claud Miller also pleaded not guilty this afternoon and after being- placed under $150 bonds was ordered to appear to morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock for trial, A London veterinary hospital has a new ambulance for dogs in th form of a kennel, mounted on bicycle wheels snd drawn by a motor cycle. v shake unco rouR shoes AHea's Foot-Eue, the anttieptlc powder. It enree painful, amartius, .nervou feet, tad In tantly Ukee the itinj oat of eornt and ban. ton. It's th tTtitect comfort dlseoTerr f tha fa. ail - Foot-Eaaa make tlrht or naw abacs feel eaay. It U a .certain cure for waatlng. callous! twollen. tired, achlns feet. Always oaa it to Break la New ahoe. Try It today. Said br U draMiat. By mall for 2S soat in atatnpa. Sooapt say avbatitata. For FREE trial package, address AUeo 8. Olmated, This is ths tmn time off csa ysaa t fcavs your tssta sstraetad If sack . la taa necessity and bava PLATE OR I BRIDGE WORK . t r Dons ss there la less trouble from sora gums or otbsr troubles. - . 'rJ DR. W. A. WISE Prssldenf and Kan agar, a Tsars Zstabllsasa la rortlsad , Ws will g1v yon a rood SZk gold or Doroelaln crown tot t S.50 Molar Crowns .................. J0 tJk bridge teeth ................ a.00 Gold or enamel fillings 1.00 Silver fillings .M Inlay fillings of all kinds .co Oood rubber plates ............. 5.00 The best red rubber plates ...... V.BO fsiniass sxtraotions........ -OG Painless extractions free when Pistes or bridge work Is ordered. Work guaranteed for IS years, -v. THE WISE DENTAL CO., Inc. The ralllar Bldg, td ana Wash. Bts. Office honrs A. aff. to 8 P, M. ana days, to X. rhones A and Mala Mat DESKS OFFICE FURNITURE FILING CABINETS CHAIRS Glass & Prudhomnrc Co. PRINTERS BINDERS STATIONERS 65-67 SEVENTH STREET " .1 Stermani lay Cc Go. th and Morrison, Opp. PostoffSce. Perhaps you do not feel in .clind to buy a piano right away, but still have the desire to have a good piano in your home. , Rent a Piano -'Coma to our store and we will rent you a reliable new piano and will allow all rent to apply on the. purchase price of any new piano in our stock. AMUSEMENTS Tt1lA.TRie , 12th and Morrison ' V Phones Main 11 T and A-4214. BUNGALOW Tonight: 15 Tomorrow Night 1 Special Price Mat Tomorrow Frederic Thompson Presents the Drama "Pollv of the Circus" Evenings, II to 60o; Mat 11.80 to SOe. KAIira, A-1030. Kats. Ex. soadsys and Holidays IS-25-SOe NIGHTS THEATRE u-2s.so.7ie . Speelal Ohadran's Bonranlr Matinee Batnrday .. ; - Jack and the Giant will hold a recep tion after the matinee. Bring the children.''- PANTAGES THEATRE Adyanoad Tandarille: Btar All vstlons. TSS fOVB XSETXAirS, An Act of Mirth and Melody. Carter, Taylor g Co., the Bcanlo Wovelty, "At Oamp Besfl Aire Tork, England's Daintiest Comedienne; Ben Boyar and Brother, Barederll CyoUati) The Oazd ner Trio, Knsioal Comedy Sketohers; X,eo White, Xllnstrat4 mKl Ball and Xiabell. Vopniar prices. Matinee Daily. Curtain 8 US, Ti30 and 9. Lyric Theatre Begnlai Stock Reason Openingr Innday Mattaee, Angnst 15 The ramooa Athon - Btook Company, in. ;. DORIS 99 The Play With a Moral Greater- Than a Sermon. Seat 8ale Opens Thursday. . Lyric: Theatre Three nights, Thnraday, Friday an! Sat nrday, Angnst la, 13 and 14. : Matinee Every Day at Z:S0. PAPKE-KETCHEL FIGHT PIQURES Did the referee deoide right See for yourself. Two exhibitions every night as s ana s:ie. Prices 80o and 85c: Matinees 15a. GRAND THE vxxs or AvotrsT I nit- I .II.. I . warren and J. K. Emmett & Co. Ms tineas aoo, even- Is performaaoes 730 and :15. Xeane ft CO., Alfred X. Ball. Barry ft Johnion, . . Fred Bauer, . Oraadasoope. Matinee Prloes 15o Evening prloes 15 and sso. Box laats 60 cents. 3000 PA2JUI uimi SKOSS Uj Sanple Shoes are Superior Shoes. Thty are be Pick and Creaa ot iht Shoe IT.rlj WRIGHT'S FOR WOMEN A PAIR Portland's Busiest Shoe Shop Positively No Branch Houses in PorUand FOR MEN A PAIR Never Pay More Than These Prices Positively No Branch Houses in Portland Open Dally 8 A. M. to6P.RI. - 6lli Floor CrGjonfsn Doildino. 3$oss689-C91 These Sboes are Eegclar JUQ la J1C0 Vslaes O YD M): S t f) 1 1- - - - - - Open Saturdays 8 A.M. to lOP.RIa 6th Floor Orcfloalca Dni!dino Reoms 6C3-6H TAJCB XXiETATOB - The Classy Picture Bouse. More and Better rictnres Than Any ' House In Town. With SOB STTltAKO, TKB WOBDIMs HOJUQw AS AIT EXTHA nATVXJB. THE OAKS John T. Oordray, Kesse and Mgr. Donate Ill's Band . Sunday, An 7. 13, RviTnmlna'-Pool , . Enaasamaaift Iztru Boating) Boiler ordinary. Bkatlng Bin. LUiiaaTi, Oars Third - World-ramoua and TamhUl. . Oometlst. BASEBALL BBCSZATZOir VABX, Corner Taugnn and Twenty-fourth fte. Vernon vs. Portland Aug. 10, 11, It, 13, 14, 18. Games begin week dsys 1:14 p. m.t Sunday. t:30 p. ro. . Admission-Bleachers, 15c: Grand stand, 60o Boxes, 1 So extra.' Children! Bleachers, lOo; Grandstand. 15c LiOIIlS' BAT, TBZBAT. Boys under 11 frea to Bleachers Wednesday. .'. - A A NEW DEPARTURE The eost of Interments have fceea greatly reduced by the Holmsn -Undertaking company. Heretofore It has been the custom of funeral directors to make charses for all incidentals connected with a fu neral. The Edward Holman UndertaK inrf company, the lead Ins funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. - When casket is f urnlnh-i by us we make no extra charges tor embalming: hearse to cemetery, outalda box er any services that may be re quired or us, except, eiitnmr, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving of SIS to I7( on each funeral. : THE EDWARD n0L?.IAN 1 i UNDERTAKING CO. 830 T1TTKP BT. COB. CaiMOJT. - CUT FUEL AND SAWDUST. OSftW SBtOBT WOOUrpaf load. , RBCES 4 FOOT WOOJ, par ookJ. . XSUB OST SlOai, per load... Special prices on alahwood an.1 dnst for firnace. We tk f"" of the elahwood and wiiist nf Portland Lumber t'o. S(.tnmhr 1. Deliveries made HfT'cmdor 1. 1 .. your orders now before th r'is'j. TDEFCsiu3sncv;::D - Main 111). c l.J 11-7 i "i J ..Hii'.rt 1 -. 1 1 ' . i 1
