THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND,
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.Latest Notes of the Auto World
Barney. Oldfleld.1 the daredevil automobile driver, who, according to Van
Loan,, is sone champion that has come hack. ( .
. By C. EL Van Loan.
Nw.York. Feb. 11. Barnr Oldfleld
Is on champion who "came back," but
h does 'not think Jim Jeffrie can do
. th Mm thing. ' : j 1 '
Oldfleld la an Interesting" younr man.
-H started th eras for fast driving
on circular track tb moat dangarotia
form of alleged sport la " tha world
and after seven yaara, 70 accident and
7000 hairbreadth' escape. Barney 1 atlll
la the gam, having outlasted four crack
racing cara and outlived most of hi
competitor.'.' ., ,,, '' ; ',
. Oat fo w oord. :" ' ,
, A,.fwweek ro when In New'Tork.
Barney closed a' deal for another racing
car. This one is. to nave zoo norso-
. below tha present record of 6 a second
for one mile on a circular track. " .
Tare or four yara ago everybody
thought that Oldfleld waa knocking at
th door-of tha Down-and-Out dub.
i Other men were outdriving him on th
mil tracks and Barney, waa, finishing
In tha. dust Th king wasn't exaotly
dead, but It was believed , that bwas
breathing his lat . , i "
v Bsrnay wouldn't admit It.
"I'll- get a car' soma day," he would
say. '"When I get a machine that can
go a fast aa, X want to drlv It I'll
get that record back.' ...'. v.
Of course they laughed at htm behind
hta back and said - it waa remarkable
that a amart fellow Ilk Oldfleld dldn1
realize that he was never broken and
; step aside for, th younger . and better
Xpt on Tryliig.
;They, said that Barney ought to hand
that . new car, stuff to Sweeney.. They
didn't.' Say-this to Barney's face, you
understand, tor Barney la a. rough man
with a mitt like a. Virginia ham,' but
not half so soothing to, the taste. So
Barney kept on. trying- and finishing
' second and' third and watching the
other fellows . get " tha money.,- He
, watched a lot of them, get a ticket' to
tie great-garage on the other side.
-The men who', began driving, after
Barney showed that .lt waa possible , to
tool an automobile around a. mile -track.
jri. on minui iiai, aid not nuve aar
neya lucitt une arter another they
. went into th fences or turned over
. on tha turns knd their: friends- said- It
was a fool gam anyway and not worth
tha fearful toll In human Ufa.
. .Then .Barney got th new, car. .It
waa a fearsome. looking' piece of work
but It could show ' Its . ugly back to
all the rest of tha track racing cars
and Barney took rheart again.
-: . MU on : Clroalar Track.'
Early In the winter he drove . one
mile on a circular track , in the- the
" nomenal time ' of 62 aeconds bringing
,the record back home again.' Th coro
ner's Jury sat up and took' "h otic of
' this wild performance, deciding at last
that , It might ' have been a'- bit ' prema
' tur in setting aside a slab for the
. young man..- n
Of course, Barney will not quit now.
A dosen times he bas been on tha verga
' of !Tetlremnr" from the racing game,
. but with . on winner, already la tha
atibl and the 200 .horsepower Bens
coming up there . Isn't a chanc that
." Barney will retire - until he finds out
what this' new, car can do.
His luck hai been,; 'pheitomenouS,
simply pnenomenous." -fjrvn road and
'.track Barney has been taking chances
. for seven years. ' He is ojre' of the most
reckless young men mai, ever took noia
, of a steering .wheel,: and ' whll. M. has
killed spectators, smashed: up passen
gers and wrecked a doseH cars, Barney
f, has escaped with- a few stitches in his
. scalp and a few scars on his bpdy.
. How ainch I.ongert
How much longer will he last? No
body knows. Ha may "got it"; as . h
. says, 1 the next-time be goes out. I.uck
doesn't last forever, and in the auto
racing game a bursted tjir or a pinch
of dust ; in th eye may writ "finis"
at the , end of the driver's record
Oldfleld .doesn't risk his neck because
h. like to see how close he can shave
the Inside rail. ...Nothing Ilk ftat Bar
ney is as fond of life as most men of
ills affe. ; Perhaps a little more so, be
cause h has had a. good tlihe during
racing, car because h , knows there
isn't another thing- on earth At which
, he can mak so much .money. ' .Prob
ably he has made mow money out of
the auto racing gam than any three
men who can be mentioned. ,
Premier Money 0ttr. " )
Even while other men wer caring
: f or v his " championship records, Barney
was a premier money: getter. People
go-to see1 him because they , know he
rhas gone through the 'fence, several
times and messed tip several Innocent
spectators, and1 a man who has that
sort of habits is likely- to " furnish
thrills. They go to see Oldfleld for ths
same reason t bat they watch the para
, chute leap. ' If every man who went
up in a hot air balloon cam down all
right the. parachute game wouldn't be
i worth -80 centa. . ,
In hi new 200 horsepower car Bar
ney "will probably furnish soma ew
thrill, and If he lives to wear this car
out h will probably get another on
of 250 horaepowr and so on.
. But If anything happens to Barney
thywill place .on 'hla-tombaton a
abort nteno which will xplln, mat
ters thoroughly: , . ,
"Barney ; Oldfleld. v H was - going
som.' ' . . y . '.'
And It will be a mighty poor com
fort to Barney'a friends to know that
he was setting a nw record whn th
nut cam of t ' ' - - -. ' - t.--
A'aaal-brown roadster of th Whit
gasoline' model barrlea Wilbur ' Red
about town this week.) It Is' ess of
power and with it Barney hopes to geti prettiest cars , that-has yt ; beB
shipped here.
W. B. Van Schuyver of 'thl city is
making at tour of southern caiitornia
In a Locomobile. Th car ws He
llvered to him in Ban Francisco and
he has been making short trips through
4he southern state for th past three
weeks. He waa last heard from at
I'sso Robles, ' . .
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lBlowly but' surely the automobll Ii
uDersedlng th hors. Th laUsfcon
vtrt to fast drlvlnr and gasoline is
A. C Ruby, the horse breeder and own
er. Mr. Ruby Is th owner of som
of th finest stallions in th northwest
and will mow add a'gsrajte to hi prop
erties to nous th new .Columbus else-
trio which he yesterday pureffased from
Lloyd Automobile company.
The 25th oaad of Butck to reach
th city lnce September' 1, wa un
loaded Thursday. It contained four
model 10 Buicks. - ii ,
The Whit garage is th nearest com-
Dieted and should b ready on time,
The cement work Is all don and It Is
now only th woodwork that stands be
tween th garag and completion.
Th new Auburn horn at EOS Burn-
aid street Is rapidly nearlng a recor
nlsabl ' shape. Th brick work is
M touSrope
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Portlanders Leave March 3 for
i New York Where Auto Is
' ; Awaiting Them.'
Touring EuroD tn ' LocomobU I
to b th unusual treat of John Mtnie
son, a Portland -hotel keeper, and his
wife and son.' They leav for Europe
March J, going to New York, .where
their automobll will b' waiting. They
will sail for Burop shortly afterwards.
European touring Is. considered royal
sport Th roads throughout Germany,
Franca, 8 wl tier land and England ar as
near.' perfect aa roads can b mad and
Europe Is mad th place of rest and
pleasure by thousands i of Americana an
nually. It la said that th little inns
and hotels along th great national
highway la Franc- draw a. ' perfect
stream of machines daily and from the
prices which many of them charge
Americans contribute much towards ths
support Of th Innkeepers of Europe.
Th Mathieson party Intend to apend
about six months making a leisurely but
thorough tour of central Europ. Ger
many, Holland. Franc, Belgium, fiwlt
serland and later England will b
covered In th Itinerary. : . j
finished and th carpentor ar await
ing th settling of th brickwork be
for starting with their, work.
" Four garages the Whlt. Buick and
Auburn ar promised by March ,1.
The Buick horn at th northwest cor
ner of Seventh and Couch ' streets is
nesrly ready for th woodwork. ,
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.Th Great Chadwlck Sl I in and la
attracting a gre; dfal of attention. Th
tray toy tonneau Is especially attrac
tive. It is being housed with Van
Matre 4k Landy at Flftnth'and Alder
streets. ,
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Th Lloyd 'Automobll -company and
th Great Chadwlck agency will occupy
the whlt garag at SO Tenth? street,
whn th Whlt Motor Car company
biove to Its new quarters at Sixth and
Madlsoa streets. . ,
Th Mensies- Motoj Car company,
alents for th Franklin automobile,
moved into their new salesroom at Sev
enth and Davis streets-this wk. .
Th Parry agency, which waa to hav
bn handled her by Harold . Mnlon,
has been transferred ta Henrv Funk.
th agent-for th Palmer-Sin gr. auto-
moouo ana Ban to Ltumont moneplan.
This complete Mr. Funk's line, b now
having both low and high priced tars.
H , la located In what wa formerly
id p.w bcow Hotel dining room.
y a '
. It Is Chaimra now. If you cltase!
Th name Detroit after th hyphen has
been ' discarded superfluous by th
cnaimera uotor car company.
Th Hudson touring car should reich
ner within th next few weeks.
On display at th H. L. Keats garac
la th Losler touring caa which It waa
intended ahould hav been a part of
in Keats em l bit at th auto show. It
lust reached her. .. ., . ; ,
a motor trucjt. ' th Gramm Locan.
haa been added to th already dlveral-
ried iin handled by th IL I KeaU
Auto company. ' . , ,v . .; r
Three carloads of Cadlllaa SOs and
rour or ccaimsrs sp reached th city
and wer delivered to purchaser this
weec -
A new Maxwell model, a red toy
tonneau 10 horsepower car, reached, th
city, mis week. ' ;'.
W. S. Moon of Eugene' wa a Port
land visitor, this week. H .secured ' ttt
Win ton agency for Eugene , ;
a , . r .... -Th
Auburn show ears reached bar
Thursday after having bean oa th road
for nearly two months, c I 4 i,
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Roy a Wllaon, the Knox and Moltn
agent returned from a trio to . Th
Dallea yesterday.'' Business was good,
aooordlng to Mr. Wllsoa. 1 .
Harry Burgess is away on a busi
ness trip this week.
PLAYS AND
PLAYERS
Amelia Bingham, who la playing In
London, haa engaged Guy Standing. Sh
la to appear in "Magda." and haa a
comedy called "Th Violet Widow."
" All tha theatrea In Constantinople
hav bnen closed under an order of th
polio department . condemning wooden
buildings, and tb Turkish capital is
without a . plac of amusement except
gambling house. .. ,
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Seat hav already been booked for
th performance of "Peter Pan'' at th
Duk of York's theatr. London, next
Chrlstmaa. , , , .
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Lionel Barrymore McKee Rankin and
Phyllis Rankin ar now, In vaudeville,
presenting a one-act playlet by" Miss
KinVIn oilllUJ Tha .fall ttliM "
Donald Briar th' original Prince
Donald In "The Merry Widow," la soon
to marry Mra. Florence Pope, a wealthy
widow.'. -.:.': '. ,
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lfenry Leslie Frtdenberg. co-author of
"A Man's a Mas." In which Robert Ede
son Is starring this season, la a proml
nnt civil engineer In Nw Tork city,
Mrgrt Anglln has a violet farm In
Illinois, -where, with a partner,, ah
raises violet for th Chicago market
Every year tha partnera draw a sub
stantial revenue from this sourc.
Maxlna Elliott bow at Dalya theatr.
New York, in ."Th Inferior Sex." haa
canceled her annual spring engatnent
In' London, ao that ah may remain In
New York for an Indefinite Urn.
1 Zelda Bears, who was to hav been
th atar In "Kitty and th Canary."
which the 'lata Clyd Fitch wrot for
her,' haa be.n' engaged for tha cast f
winchell Smith s play "Lov Among
th Uons." , ,' ;
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Hattle William's nw comedy, which
a to o proaucea oy wmiam, uouier,
is to b presented under th tltl of
This Girl H Could Not Leav Behind
Htm." .Th comedy wa adapted from
th German by Sydney Roaenfeld. . .
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William Olllett Is writing a play
for Marl Doro, In which sh will open
her season In Boston next September.
Miss Doro will appear In "Th Climax.
in London, before ah opens her next
American seaaoa. ': 'X ;. ' . , v . f
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Murray, and Mack, who hav been to
gether for many seasons.vhav decided
to separate, and their time on th Or
pheum circuit haa beea canceled. Mr.
Murray will hereafter appear In an act
with me "wire.?, i ,Uvi" :;
Ben Oret Is again activ. He Is
presenting a seml-rllgloua drama, "Th
Little Town or Bthinam, at th Gar
dan theatre, New York. This year be
believes in scenery.
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A French traveler one asked the fa
mous Japanese actor, Sodjuro, why h
exaggerated. H replied: "If w b-
3.5b0,0Q0 Persons Sick Every Day in the U. S. a Large Percentage
f ; of TfaiGSp Toor Unf ortunates Stricken With Some
y:::; t Form of Deadly Kidney Ailment
' "A'Nw York dlenatch. under data
', of November St. liot, to on of th
'i, great leading daily newspapers of th
country,' staiaainat-.;. ;,
As Consumption Lenens
( Kidney Tronblet f
row.
. ''- New Tork. Nov 2. The vagarle
Of disease ar interestingly shown
- la a HtU pamphlet gotten out by
: a life insurance company, wherein
tabls of Increases and decreases
; . arlve soma knowledre of how. when
w ar freed of on-mlady n-
otner increase, xvr instano. id
th whole United State consump
. tion haa decreased 49 per cent sine
1880, but, offsetting this, kidney
, trouble kave . Iereae4 Ut Pe
cent la tha period. Chicago's
kidney troubles hav gon up to
167 per cent, and Chicago 1 down
for an Increase of 85 per cent of
deaths from pneumonia. There ar
. . every day 8,600,000 persona 111 In
',- th United Statea. ", -; I'
' This Is tha 'rrlm -record that con-
- front every anaa, vsassan ad child.
according to tb . flgures and tat-
ment ox
lists. . .
What, then,"mr! th ooncluslons" to
Be arawn7 uo not tnes xacis eon
' etitut a condition caloulated to strik
terror to - th stoutest heart-sp-
cially with any individual who baa
th slightest reason to suspicion that
he or ehe is afflicted with ven th
mildest form or laltlal stag oi any
Kidney disorder? : -"
And vn when on has reason only
' to bliv that h or ah 1 nrdt
?ol to this class of ailments
thrrfurh hereditary or other causes).
ess too great preeaatloa aad eara he
t.k.. that tha tun fmniiMit Atrm mb.
eqneaee of neglected Kidney VIM
ease o avert ear
Now. friends, let a stoa aad think
for a few mlaates. W must all do
thiwssttnsc if we hav a proper
car and consideration ror ' our own
health and happiness, and th weirar
-ana nappiness or in iovea one ae-
. penaent upon us. -
Haye You - Any : Symptom
? of Kidney Disease?
Toa kiTow what these svmntoms
, are lf not w "Will tell yoai '
v -inat weaa, am ana acaing Dies
r -those sharp, stabbing, shooting
alns and twltchings In groin and
limbs that inflammation, soreness
and tenderness of the , muscles -those
scalding, .burning f sensations;
inability to retain th urln; sedi
ment and deposit from - th urln;
Inflamed bladder - and, passages, eta.
4, that "ftll-Brone." "Dlaved-out." draar-
ring weariness and despondenoy th
T: dullness, lack of ability for eoncen-
, ireuon, restlessness, sleeplessness,
unnatural nervousness- ana irntaoii
Ity, Irregularity of th heart action,
to.
AH These ' Mean Kidney
. Disease ;
If aegleeted ' seeaer r later In Mme
form or another, more or less deadly
In characteristics. -If
you. have noted only such pre
monitory symptoms or Indications as
constantly recurrent "sick-headaches,"
unaccustomed languor or feel
ing of 'exhaustion, dragging sensa
tion and tenderness of the back and
groins, - bloating of th extremities,
sharp "stitche'r when rising suddenly
from sitting or stooping position,
ete.,--you may b quit certain that
all these ar Indication f
Deadly Urio'Acid Poison
In th system. There can hardly b
any mlatak about that, Tb great
mistake will b if you will ally aeg
leet such symptoms. - ' j i
For urio acid poisoning of the sys
tem lnvariabrr - means alseaaed kld
era aad bladder then chronic In
flammation of th kidneys, bladder
and passages, inflammatory rheu
matism, . gravel ' and gall-stones,'
chronto nervous ' disorders, dropsy,
diabetes, Bright' disease, etc As
suredly, the ar matter !
aoaga to iit th lastaat atteatloa
Of aay nil er womaa.
And whenever there ,1s th slight-
st tadlcattoa , of one's kidney and
bladder having "gone wrong," com
mon sens should at once suggest th
selection of a good, hoaest, reliable
remedy for thl class of nervous de
rangements. And such a remedy one
of - thoroughly provea efficacy, la
thoaMada aad thoasaad of even th
most desaerata casea is found in
v DeWitt's Kidney and v
Bladder Pills n
If aay snaa m wasaaa for, child!
will glva thes Fill an hoaest aad ,
xair - mat ana tnere is anyining
wrong with his-or, her -kidneys and
bladder these Pills will speedily and
arely benefit unless tb disease ha
been trifled with and neglected until
all possible hope or. ohano of halo la
gone. ..A, -
. Da Witt's Kidney aad Bladder Pills
ar especially recommended for all de
raagements c tae kJdney aad hlad
der. in-persons of either sex. - The v
ar thoroughly antiseptic, , soothing.
nesting ana tonio in action, ana caa
nat possibly do anything but beaeflt
uewitrs Kidaey aad Bladder Pins.
as. soon as taken Into th svstem.
commence their work of neutralizing
ana rendering narmiess tn danger
ou urio acid nolsoa which la ilavins
havoo with th system of th victim.
men, Dy a penectiy natural process
of elimination, they drlv that solson
out of tha system. 'iv-; '.--'-:
It will thus be seen that nwirra
Kidney aad Bladder PlUa ara an ah.
lately dependable remedy aad ar
ventatlve for all of th insidious and
dangerous, ailments and disease r
ultant upon urio acid poisoning.- t
And When It in Bultln.wVann aa
!s th case) that these remiinnlv n-nnil
Pills ar a thorourhlv rsllahla and
efficient treatment for such condi
tions there seems logical or seas!,
hie reason why aay person should
neglect taking advantage of an op
portunity of making, a
Generous Trial of These Pills
At No Cost Whatever :
B Der tha free alter of tha matin.
facturera ' . .
- UeWltt' Kidney aad Bladder Pills
ar prepared and put up in sanitary,
air-tigat, aeaiea gias coatalaera to
effectually preserve their strength and
purity ana ar soia oy an aruggists,
everywhere."
"Containing no opiates or narcotics,
they (as previously stated), cannot do
anything but benefit you. And their
marvelously ; soothing, healing,- re
juvenating and tonio affects, are in
eviaence almost aa soon a one com
mencea their Use. - 'i- -
E. C. DeWlttos Co, Chicago (whos
nam appear upon every package of
the Pills), ar exceedingly anxious
to nave every snaa woman, amiciea
and Buffering from aay form of kid
ney and bladder disease (or having;
th slightest reason to aosneet that
ha or she is afflicted), write ana sen
same and address, and a Xrea trial of
thes Pills Will at once bo forwarded,
direct to th person requesting same,
all charges prepaid.-, ;y iv.
certainly a can atrora to aeiay
accepting so generous an oner aa
this. You have aothlaar to lose by
making an honest trial of these Pilla
and Bjach to gala. If you can
thereby, avert tb oncoming attack of
possibly fatal kidney disease.
And perchance you are already In
th grasp of some on or another of
thes insidiously oneratinc and? re
morseless disease how nauch great,
er, then, th reason for -your know.
Ing, and at once, just what DsWItt'a
Kidaey aaa Hiaer ruia win ao tor
you- , .
Read What These People Say
MRS. P. M. BRAY, Columbus. Oa., sayst
MI was very sick. My doctor told me I bad
kidney trouble. The water I passed looked to ,
be half blood. I took medicine from the doe,
tor tor three weeks, end it did not do ne any
rood. I first rot two samples of Df.Wltt'
Kidney and Bladder Pills, and the second day
could see a ohanire, and I bav taken In all
bout three boxes of tbe Pills, and I am now
well and the Pill ar what onrd me."
WALLACES H. BRUNEB, former Sh Levis
motorman, says; ' I was employed as a motor
man by th Southern El eo trio Street Railwsy
Co of St. Louis, Mo., during which time I
contracted urinary troubles, and waa obliged .
to use senna or Instrument In order to
urinate. saw in on of tbe local papers tb
advertisement of Do Witt's Kidney and Bled,
der Pill I at one purchased on bottle.
which at one rave me Immediate relist and,
three bottle Bund me entirely of my trouble.
I am a well and sound man today, and bar no
on to thank for my permanent our except
E. C CeWltt h. Co." (Mr. Brunar now lives
at UUObio Sh. Omaha, Men.) .
Writ Today and Rchr a Froe Sampl
Sold in Two Six SO cenU and 1 U0O.
s. ' Th4 dollar lit contain fux and
Yon do not know now much this may -
meaii to yoa. 'Don't delay do it now.
E. C DaWITT ACO., CHICAGO
Hl dl (ill IT
Pais
hved on (he tago as people do in raul
Ufa, who could see that w wer he
roesr A theatr arty of 1600 peorle at
tended a recent performance at th New
York Hippodrome. They wer th Mys
tic Sbrlners of Nw York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Atherton, th novelist, who haa
long had ambition for th theatre, has
at last written a play that warrants
performance. Mrs. Klsk haa accepted
it with intention to act it In th spring.
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Sarah Bernhardt 1 still minus the
ribbon of th Legion Of Honor, owing
to ' th obstinacy of on man of the
oouncll. Petitions ar being circulated
throughout Franca urging that tha
honor bi betowd, , ; , ' '
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Favsrsham . I to produe Conan
Doyle's "Th Hou of Temperly." One
cf th feature of th-play la a pris
fight, much after tha manner of th
famous bout in Doyle's popular novel,
"Rodney Stone." ',
, Percy' O.' Will lama has Just inaugu
rated a' system at hi vaudovlll the,
tres 'whereby th' automobile drivers
who ' take persons to his. playhouses
may as th performances by presenting
their .carriage checks.., , - .
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"Th plac to learn playwrltlng Is not
on th stags, but in th audience. Sit
among th playgoer; watch them;
lltti-n to them: they will t!l yv t
number of waa what 1 th tmi .
ffectlv In comedy or dianm." .-. -Charles
Wyndham.
On of th most Inttrestlnc te.-rU;!
to vaudevlll rank from "!:! i-
mat" is Mrs, Patrick Camihell, tin
motional aotreis. fchs t.in:o to th
country about thre week so with to
mora definite plan than to "look arnut t
a bit." But th vaudeville bee got l
bussing. Mrs. Campbell will maka Y--dsbut
at the Colonial theatr. februai v
1, in "A rtusslan Trageily," adaptej
from th French by Adoli tilass.
Companies Incorjoratetl.
Satem, Or., Feb. It. ArtlcUs of In
corporation hav been filed In th or
flc of th secretary of Stat a fol
low: v -i . ' ' 1 ' ' '
Black Nugget Mining company, prln.
clpal office, Portland; capital stock,
1300.000; incorporators, William Pixel!,
Francis J. Cattrrlln and Henry J. Faust.
Th ftnyder Irrigation company; prin
cipal ofllce, Dayvills; capital Block.
$800; Incorporators, Allen P. , Snyder,
Ada Snyder and May Snyder.
Rau-Mohr company; principal offlc.
Med ford; capital stock. 150,000; ineor- .
porator. W. F. Rau, Mary Agnea Rail.
Brail Mohr and lisdwlg Mohr. , ; , ,
The Covy Motor Car company plana
on axtendlng Ita salesroom tj the cor
ner aa soon aa the Northwsst Buick
company moves Into Its new quarter.
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PERFEGT TEETH
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re kept in that condition only
when given the attention from
time to time of a ekllled, conici
entious de,ntiit We five you
the bightst grade ef skill st the
most reasonable prices possible.
Read Our Prices
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'Gold Porcelain Crown., $5
Gold Fillings.,.? l.OO and up
Silver Fillings.. . .BOJ tnd up
.'Cement Fillings ....80
,Enamel ' Fillings .. .... .f 1.00
Porcelain Fillings.. f 1; end up
Full Set of Good 'Teeth .
on rubber ... . ..... . .f 5.00
: Best Set of Teeth on '.. ,4
rubber ........... . . . . 8.00
Best Set of Celluloid.... f T.50
WRIGHT
PAINLESS DENTIST
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Z42 Washington St., Corner Seventh
OFFICE H0U3S-4 i.'m. to 5 p.nu SUKDAYS-n9 . m, to Urn.
Phones Main and A-21 19 Fourteen Veen in Portland
Our SUPPLY DEPARTMENT,
Formerly at 147 Seventh
St., Has Removed to Ground
floor of the ELECTRIC
BUILDING.
Pay All Electric Bills and
Obtain Lamp Renewals on
Ground Floor. .:
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RV, light
Povyer Co.