THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH .1,, .1010.
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friend in particular and the peopl of
Oklahoma in general. H ioi u th
representative of the. Columbia , Trust
company of Portland. Mr. Jefferlea ex
pects to Da aDsentaunng in penoa mi
which colonist ratea, are effective tbi
spring.
3arl Blmpaoir Torfelta Ball Ball of
I9K npfalta In miinlMlwl omtrt I
:?r.'-KV;T&"J!WEt T Pearl Simpson, on. of
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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
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Vaudeville
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Moving Picture
Int la Your tlnn Unfavorable
weather la retarding the work of the
linen shower for the benefit of tha new
.annex of tha St Vincent's hospital, and
those moat Interested are anxloue that
people should . realise the' nsoesslty of
not holding their donations until a per
sonal call Is made upon them. The
bower has been in progress since Feb
ruary IS and up to date less than f 1000
has come In. This is not very encour
aging when consideration is riven to
the fact that over $2000 la required for
the sheets alone. v The time limit ' is
March 10, and donations should be sent
at once' to 0t Vincent's hospital, mark
ed "Linen 6hower" and bearing; , the
donors name.. Those who prefer to
give money may send It direct to the
president Mrs. P. J. Cronla, the Norton,
or to the treasurer, Miss Anna Cremen.
.401 Twelfth street . .. , , '
Missionary Campaign Membere pf
the general committee that has in
charge preparations for ths layman's
missionary movement campaign In
Portland, March 19. tO and II. will meet
tomorrow night - In the auditorium of
the Toung Men's Christian Association.
At that time, important sub-committees
will' be appointed by' G. F. Johnson, a
prominent business man, who waa yes
terday selected as president of the
movement In this city. Ml. Johnson
will be assisted in tha executive work
by William A. Lovett, who has been
chosen secretary. On March I a larger
committee, representing all Individual
churches of Portland, will meet "at the
T. M. C. A., and will be addressed by
William Lewis of Seattle, a member of
the national committee of 100 of tha
movement.
Woodstock Grocery Bnrna. The ea-
tabllshment of tha Woodstock Mercan
tile Grocery company at Woodstock
avenue and East Forty-fourth street,
waa completely destroyed by fire this
morning at 7 o'clock. The loss will
aggregate 110,000, and tb Insurance
5 will cover half that amount. R. T.
Rein was manager of the grocery. When
he opened the store this morning the
place- was found In flames. Owing to
the fact that the closest fire hydrant
is entirely too far for the hose used at
the Woodstock engine house,' nothing
could be done. The cause of the blase
is not known. X R. Glldstrap owns the
building, which Is a two-story struc
ture, and burned like Under.
Talk on Water. L. C. Rice of the
Waverly-Rlchmond Push club will de
liver an address before that club this
evening in the clubrooma on "The
Water Question In Other Cities." At
the present time this question Is of
.much interest to the residents of the
Waverly-Rlchmond district, and there
Is a movement In that vicinity to amend
the present city water charter. One
of the new amendment which Mr. Rice
has suggested will be to have the prop
erty owners lay the water mains and
pay for all expenses, and ror the tax
on the water. After the talk of Mr.
Rica a business meeting will be held.
the proprietors of tha Eagle rooming
house, when aha failed to appeal for
trial Tha charge waa aalling liquor
on Sunday. August Bloom was tha
chief witness. .. He stated In ' his eom
plalnt that he bought six bottles of
beer from her Sunday.-. Ha paid 11 a
bottle. : , ...... .. . . -
Charged with stealing ' Do. On a
charge of stealing a dog, XL A. Walker,
VILSOH MAY TAKE BARKERS "SEEING"
INSPECTORSHIP WIN ISLANDS
Mayor Simon In Favor of In
creasing Salary of Import
ant Office.; .
John Wilson, ef tha firm of Trarlg A
(83 East Eighteenth street, haa been Wllaon. architects, for city building in.
arrested In tha Justice court J. J. spector, t euooeed ouy J& dodsoh. ins
Knox, 471 Brown street, made tha oom-1 present salary of tha building inspector.
plaint . Ha charges tha dog was found
in tha possession of Walker, where it
had been, found oa a previous eocaalon.
The dog had a collar which waa worn
when first lost
rmad , tot Booking Horse -Samuel
Kolas, a teamster was fined tJO for
kicking his horse. He was haled before
municipal oourt on a charge of cruelty
to animals, preferred' by Patrolman
Martina and Johnson. They arrested
him at Fourth and Burnslda streets,
where he had kicked the animal several
times, ...
1178 a month, to be raised to IBM.
This Is tha program said to be under
contemplation by Mayor Simon, who
has the authority to appoint a man to
take tha place left vacant by tha resig
nation of Mr. Dobson, who would Ilka
to leave tha aervioa of the city today
if his successor can be selected.
Attention waa called to the vacancy
In tha building Inspectors office yester
day at the meeting of the executive
board when tha resignation of Mr. Dob
ion waa discussed. It waa suggested
that tha mayor aaoertaln, by asking a
number of architects, for a recommenda
tion of some one who would ba compe
tent to f 1U1 the off ioe.
, Wilson Xeoonunended. '
The Mission f off Women at St Mary's
church, Williams avenue, la meeting
with extraordinary success. Tonight the
-State Bermon- to married women win Mayor Simon followed the auggestlon
ba delivered In the church and to the and th rMult wu that m architects
unmarried In the club hall on Morris con,municated with all mentioned the
atreet Noncatholles, aa well a Cath- nam of Xrohtfct Wilson. . But they
olio women, are welcome at all services. .... .h. - t. wiimn
Next week the mlasion will be for men. hmA n.vio.miv aiia to become a
candidate for the office because of the
low salary paid.
It Is said' that the mayor talked to
Mr. Wilson yesterday and assured him
that if he would accept a temporary ap
pointment the salary would be In
creased to 1250. On this assurance, it
Is said. Mr. Wilson accepted the offer
of the mayor.
Under the law, a temporary appoint
ment In the building Inspector's offlcs
may ba made if there are no eliglbles
on the list for that position. As the
scope of the building inspection exami
nation was recently changed by the
civil service commission, and as no ex
amination has bean held since, there are
no eliglbles for the position at thlal
time, and tha mayor can therefore ap
point Mr. Wilson if ha so desires.
Examination to Be Held.
An examination for. building Inspector
Is to be given by the commission tomor
row and Thursday, and In the event
that either EX A. Llndey or W. K. Ben-
vie, tha only two applicants for permis
sion to take the examination, should
pass, he would be eligible for appoint
ment However, pending the result of
the examination there is nothing to pre
vent the appointment of Architect Wil
son.
Tha city council has a tight to In
crease the salary of building Inspector,
and it is said that a majority of the
ooundl favor the Increase. The office
handled $13,000,000 worth of new build
lng enterprises last year, and the pres
ent salary of the building inspector Is
said to be ridiculously inadequate.
Fined for Bad language Using pro
fane and abusive language In a St
Johns street car waa the reason for a
fine of tit In municipal court against
Alfred Geary. Ha was taken off the
oar by Patrolmen Burr! and Stanton
at Union avenue and Stanton street
Several women were In the car.
Ho Traoe of William Collins. It Is
now believed that William Collins was
drowned February 20 while attempt
ing to cross the Sandy river at Lusted
ferry. He was employed by tha Daven
port Lumber company at their sawmill
near that place, and started across the
river on a small raft
Announcement .R. H. Blossom begs
to announce that he has bean appointed
resident agent for the California Fire
Insurance Co. He stni retains the
agency of tha Law Union A 'Rock, and
all bualness Intrusted to his care will
receive the. usual prompt attention. R.
H. Blossom, Sit Chamber of Commerce.
Meeting ef W. O. 1. XT. The regular
weekly meeting of the W. C. T. U. will
bo held Wednesday at 2:10 o'clock at
the local headquarters, 302 Goodnough
building. The program will be made up
of roll call, current events, reports of
the officers and superintendents for the
month.
Reports Show Portland Couple
1 Having Time of Life In Far
Away Country.
Parent-Teachers' Association The
Parent-Teachers' Association of the
Woodlawn school will "meet Friday,
March 4. at 2:30 p. m. A great many
questions .of Importance are to be
brought up at this meeting and a large
attendance Is desired.
BIG AU 1
Woman's Club Sires Entertainment
Mr. De La Parelle, who recently came
from New Tork to locate in Portland,
will assist In the entertainment to be
given on the evening of March 14 at
the Bungalow theatre. Mr. De La Pa
relle has a fine baritone voice and has
had wide experience In operatlo work.
He will give the "Mad 8cene" from
"The Bells of Cornevllle." This en
tertainment Is for the support of the
free bed at the Open Air sanitarium.
Tickets- can be had from club members
or at Woodard, Clarke 6 Co.
Gets Sermons From BaloOns Rev. J.
R. Johnson, pastor of the St Johns
Christian church, will speak Sunday
evening at 7:30 on "Intemperance." Rev.
Mr. Johnson has recently given his time
to studying conditions in Portland and
his address will be the result of his ob
servations on the seamy aide of life. Mr.
Johnson haa spent an evening or two
about north end saloons In an effort to
gather Information first hand. The meet
ing will be held at the tabernacle, near
the postoffloe, St Johns.
Debate aa Xilquor Belling A large
number of Bt Johns people attended the
debate last evening between Mr. Gritch
ley of Portland and George Ferine on
the question of liquor selling in- the
town. The meeting waa extenslvsly ad
vertlsed as a discussion of tha business
end of prohibition, but it assumed much
of a socialistic debate before its close
The St Johns Protective association
planned the -meeting and win hold others
as Weeks paas.
Bobber in Sewsy Hons. John Fetlg,
a laborer, reporta to tha police that he
was robbed last night In the Dewey
house. His clothes and tt In money
taken. Several robberlea have been re
ported from this place of lata
FOR THE OAKS
Monday evening, foyer Bungalow thea- PaflS Ate Developing for ManV
Improvements at Popular
Resort.
tre. Return to Graham Glass, care
Glass 4 Prudhomma Co., (5 Seventh
street, and receive reward.
nuteral of V. K. Dollarhld The fu
neral of W. H. Dollarhlde. 16 Fox atreet
St Johns, will be held tomorrow from
the undertaking parlora at Seventh and
Pine, Portland.
Wa Sponge ana press You Clothes,
alt for 11.60 month. Main 114, A-4314
Wagons run everywhere. Unique Tailor
ing Co, 109 Stark.
Steamer Jl Xarktaa, for Cama.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday, twaves Washington street
dock at I p. m. "
Wtllamstt Fuel Co. has tha best old
growth dry fir wood In ths city. Call
Mam 122S, A-122B.
Goes Sast to Advertise Oregon P. O,
Jefferles, recently from Oklahoma, re
siding at 710 Lehigh street, St Johns,
will leave next Sunday for his old homa
To carry tne story or uregon to nts
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Telephones: &ain 165, A 1165
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just appetite Hotel Bt. Franci
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day op
Hewtee!ii4 brick structure. Furnished at
cost or $200,000. Every comfort and con
vanieoce. Oa earlines transferring all orer
dtv. Omnibus meat trains ana iteamcr.
8nd for Beeklet withmap of San Franciic
W, A. Wlae and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Swiss Watch Bepalrmf & Christen
sen. Corbett bldg., 2d fir. Take elevator.
Da, Z. C. Brown. Eye-Ear. Marqnam.
Or. Kaynes, optician. Marquam bldg.
GRAND JURY B
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R LAND INQUIRY
The United States grand Jury which
Is' to Investigate the acquisition of more
than 100,000 acres of timber land In
Baker county by the Oregon Lumber
company, and Sumpter Valley Railway
company, was sworn in today.
From a panel of about 10 men. the
following persons were excused: E. W.
Perrisb, T. F. Smith, C. W. Mulllnger,
F. C. Burns, A. J. Demlng, William
Barr, W. H. Chapln, H. C Coltbn, John
Gardner, Peter Lund. Donald McKay, E.
Richards and George jSaltherlln.
The grand jury began the Investiga
tion immediately after it was aworn In.
More than a score of witnesses were
In attendance. All of them were from
Baker county, the majority being from
Baker City.
In the event that the Jury finds the
charges strong enough to be carried
into court, true bills may be returned
against David Eccles, of Ogdes, Utah,
the beet sugar king and multimillion
aire lumberman, and other officers of
the companies. Mr. Eccles Is president
and general manager of the Oregon
Lumber company.
Now that contracts have been made
for band music at the Oaks for the com
ing summer season, John F. Cordray,
president of the amusement company
that controls this popular resort is
proceeding with other activities in
volved in tha decision. Six of the larg
est and moat celebrated bands of the
World have been engaged to give daily
concerts throughout the season. An ap
propriate building must be erected that
when weathrfr conditions are not favor
able the people may be housed and still
will not have to forego the pleasure of
the' concerts.
A huge auditorium will be erected in
a central spot in the resort at the final
cost of 230.000. Work will begin on
this structure next Monday. The work
will be rushed through as rapidly as
possible, so that the building will be
ready for occupancy by the opening
day. May 80. Even so. it will not be
entirely completed in its finishings till
after the season Is ended. It will be
a musical auditorium with due regard
to all the requirements for good con
certs. Much attention will be paid to
the acoustics. While it is built to pro
tect the crowds from the inclement
weamer, it win do so constructed as
to be thrown open during fair weather
into a park auditorium, with sliding
walla. A huge rostrum will be erected
to hold as large a band or chorus as
the manager may wish to introduce.
Admission will be on a popular scale of
prices.
Mr. Cordray has in mind a number of
other improvements to be installed at
the Oaks. Many of them are still un
der consideration and have not reached
the working atage yet. Mr. Cordray be
lieves the Oaks a place of great possi
bilities and thinks a great future la In
store for it He said his plans will
take a couple of years to work out In
their entirety. One hope is to make the
resort an attraction for tha year around.
He plans to establish a soo and an
aquarium for winter attractions and
hopes to have these Installed during
the coming summer, so that they will
be ready for next winter's visitors. A
number of other attractions be expects
to house for winter amusement
William C Barker, oommonly known
In Portland aa "Billy," and Mrs. Barker
left a few week ago for Hawaii and
fom reporta one may Judge that they
are not missing muoh In tha way of
entertainment furnished, by tha native
porta. Tha Erenlng Bulletin of Hono
lulu haa tha following account of a
"social function" In which "Billy" fig
ured prominently:
"William Barker, a wealthy manufac
turer and business man of Portland,
Or, and Mrs. Barker, who ar spend
ing a few weeks In tha islands, will
have occasion for some time to com to
recall their experience with large and
ferocious maneating sharka off Hono
lulu harbor.
. , Onests at Koaao Hotel
"The Barker are at present guests
at tha Moano hotel. Saturday they
formed- a party, and under the guid
ance of "Jack" Toung and Chief Mate
Oswald Stevens, left In the launch P.
D. Q. for the feeding .grounds of the
shark. 1
"Towing a full grown and recently
deceased equine, considered as a, tempt
ing caroharodon tid-blt as bait the
party lsft the harbor on Saturday af
ternoon. In company with the Barkers
was Lieut Birchfield of the Marines
They lay outside the harbor several
hours before they secured a rise. The
first specimen of the big maneaters
fell to the Iron and unerring aim of
Jack Toung of the Toung Brothers.
Battle with Fish.
"After a battle cf a half hour or
more, the big fish was finally subdued,
only after he had thrashed the water
into a foam and towed the launch far
to sea.
"Barker soon followed with a smaller
shark, which nearly succeeded In spill
ing him into the sea. The visitor had
a spirited engagement with . the fish
gefore be was ironed and added to
the catch.
"To Lieutenant Birchfield fell a 12
foot shark, which was Ironed only after
all hands had participated In the free-for-all
encounter.
"Mr. Barker, nothing daunted by his
first experience, tackled the game again
and landed another Shark of large
aise.
"From the fish secured by Toung,
14 rows of teeth were taken.
"The party found themselves off
Pearl harbor at the close of the day's
sport. It was nearly 9 o'clock that
evening before the party returned to
Honolulu harbor.
"Another party has been arranged for
this afternoon."
his inheritance arrived. In order to get
him Into the real estate business, .
. "Carder became acquainted with this
widow, Mrs. Margaret Hamburger, 354
Morrison . street, and she had, a pretty
niece, also . Margaret Hamburger, who
was staying at the Hotel Portland, and
tha money that Souther advanced Card
er was for Joy rides to the roadhouse
and grille which he took with these
women.
Came Here From Hatt.
At a meeting In the SellWood Com
mercial club room. Twelfth and TJraa-
"Mra. Carder came to Portland from L till streets, at which delegates from
the push clubs on both sides or me
river, from ths Madiaon street bridge
to Oregon City, were present the plsn
for the deepening of the Willamette
liver channel waa discussed.
Butte more than a week ago. She only
succeeded In locating her husband three
days ago. .Mrs. Carder knew her hus
band was to receive the Inheritance and
she came here for a asttlement with
him, so that part of tha money might
bo used In support of their child. The
money, less than 11000, came yester
day, by registered mall to Souther.
"Mrs. Carder finally, after a scene
with Souther, got the check and cashed
it Carder ordered his mall sent to ths
Imperial hotel, but Souther had suo
oeedad In retaining the letter In his
office. Mrs. Carder still has the money
and she Is going back east with It
She will use it for the support of her
self and child."
Carder was a druggist for the Owl
Drug company. He blames Mrs. Ham
burger for his arrest last night His
wife expects to obtain his release at
the hearing this afternoon.
INDIAN'S LOVE FOR
GIRL CAUSES MURDER
(SpeeUl Plana tea t Tb Journal.
Hoqulam, March 1. As a result of a
quarrel over an Indian girl on the Qui
nlault reservation yesterday, Fred pope,
an Indian, shot and killed William Uoh
end Adam Hawk, two Indian policemen.
Pope Is still at large. He declared he
would kill five other Indians and then
kill himself. The reservation is in a
state of terror. The authorities are
hurrying to the scene.
A New Jersey manufacturer who
runs a farm for the fun of It has suc
ceeded In raising larger vegetable and
more of them than his neighbors by
mixing with his fertilizer powdered
lava obtained from European volcano.
PUSH CLUB MOVES TO
DEEPEN Vl LLAIV1 ETTE
was nlade chairman and B. F. Jonen
wa elected Secretary. The sentiment
o the meeting was favorable, to the
Improvement. Committees were ap
pointed to obtain data concerning mill
and manufacturing sites on either sides
of the stream. The building of dock
on the east and west sides of the rr
er, so that the large vessels could un
load there, waa suggested. ' A commit
tee composed of Mesare, Latourett,
Jonas, Plckott Donaugh aad Belatad,
will gather Information aa to tha eltee.
The country's record for coke and
anthracite pig iron production was
broken last year, the output totalling
D. M. Donaugh of the Sellwooa ciufc l o,a,jo tons.
H Daily th Number f
j Bulletin 2 M
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Piles Quickly
Curd at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All In Plain Wrapper.
LOW HUSBAND
ID HIS AFFINITY
Mrs. Carder Also Gets Snug
Little Sum of Money Re
turns to Montana.
GREAT SAMPLE SUIT SALE
$30 Tain on Special Bale How at Your
Cholo 913.70.
Women's and misses' new spring
suits (manufacturers' samples) in
brown,, blue, black, green and black and
white checks, very latejrt styles, stan
dard $20 valuea at J13.75. The best
bargain. 'in fine aults ever offered in
this city. By all means see these suits.
McAlleh A McDonnell. Third and Mor
rison. Best goods at loweat prices.
Casino Dancing Academy.
The largest and best ventilated place
of amptement In the city. The place .
that promotes clean and wholesome
dancing. Open every evening, I to 11
p. m.. corner 4th and Yamhill, Casino
building. ,
MISS PALMER BRIDE
OF LIEUT. BATEMAN
(Special Dispatch to lite JoomaLI
Vancouver, Wash., March 1. A very
pretty home wedding was solemnised
last evening at the bride's home, when
Miss Winnlfred M. Palmer was married
to Lieutenant Harold H. Bateman of
Vancouver barracks. The ceremony was
performed underneath a beautiful wed
ding bell of maidenhair ferns and Jon
quils; promptly at 8 o'clock, by the
Rev. II S. Templeton of the First Pres
byterian church. The Episcopal service
was used. Miss Mary Palmer played the
wedding march. The bride's only at
tendant was her little brother Richard,
ring bearer. The bride was handsomely
attired lh a beautiful dress of ivory
I pan crepe and carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley. The rooms were
profusely decorated With carnations.
Jonquils ferns, and Oregon grape.
Eighty guests were present
The couple left on the :4B train for
Ssn Francisco and will sail for the Phil
ippines March 5.
For the first time in many years,
Nevada produced a marketable quan-i
tlty of quicksilver last year. ' i
. I '
"Souther double crossed my husband
and he double crossed me. I did a
week' detective work, located the af
finity that caused all the trouble, suc
ceeded In laying my hands on the in
heritance, for it was a real inheritance,
and now I am going back to Montana,'
where I will proceed to secure a divorce
at once."
Flushed and triumphant, Mrs. Orant
O. Carder followed up this statement
by saying that before she left town she
would get her husband out of jail,
where he was confined for obtaining
money under false pretenses upon com
plaint of W. Q. Souther, a real estate
dealer.
I ft Wife With Child.
"My husband left me in Montana to
support our 11-year-old son," continued
Mrs. Carder, who Is a plump and smiling
little woman.
"I determined then t,o get a divorce, so
I thought I would come on here and get
the evidence. I found Carder and Mrs.
Hamburger, the dashing widow af
finlty as they call her, In Mouther's prl
vate office. That was evidence enough
ana wnen tney say tnere was a scene
they don't make any mistake. There
was another scene last night too. Well
yesterday, the money came from his
aunt about 11000. I got It from Souther,
who had retained the registered letter
in which it came, but we had another
scene before he gave it over. Although
Carder got money from Souther and
spent it on Joy rides with the Ham
burger aunt and niece, I will say for
him that he was supposed tobe working
for Souther. In reality. Souther was
working for htm, expecting that inheri
tance to come."
Woman's Attorney Explains.
F. E. Melvln, 233 Worcester building,
attorney for Mrs. Carder, followed up
her statement with a more general one
of explanation. He said:
"Carder came here from Chicago
about three or four weeks ago. Ho
and Souther were acquaintances In Chi
cago and met here. Souther waa In the
real estate business in the Henry build
lng. He knew Carder and his folks
and knew that they were wealthy, so
he proceeded to induce him to put
110,000 into his real estate business.
Incidentally, he discovered from Carder
that Carder waa expecting money from
his aunt's estate in Michigan. He ad
vanced Carder money from time to time,
inducing him to stay in Portland until
Piles Is a fearful disease, but easy to
cure, if you go at It right.
An operation with ths knife Is dan
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vacy of your own home it Is Pyramid
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We mall a trial package free to all
who write.
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you the harmless, painless nature of
this great remedy and start you well
on the way toward a perfect cure.
Then you can get a full alzed box
from any druggist for 60 cent and
often one box cures.
Insist on having what you call for.
If the druggist tries to sell you
something Just as good. It is because
he makes more money on the substi
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ues rapidly until it is complete and
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Tou can go right ahead with your
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the time.
It Is well worth trying.
Just send your name and address to
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Thousands have been cured In this
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No knife and Its torture.
No doctor and his bills.,
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ASTMORELAND
(The Place for Your Home)
A hill, not too flat, not too steep, beauti
fully contoured, beautifully marked by Na
ture's kindness this is the EASTMORE
LANI of today.
The future will bring only added'beauty,
added attraction.
EASTMORELAND will have all of the
usual homesite attractions, and it will have a
great many that will be peculiarly and par
ticularly its own.
Mould your homesite ideals after EAST
MORELAND tangible realities.
SEE EASTMORELAND TODAY
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ITCH GONE INSTANTLY;
PROOF AT 25 CENTS
What eczema sufferer would not
spend 26 cents to cure that terrible
agonising ItchT
Since our repeated recommendations
failed to Induce some Eczema sufferers
right in this town to try D. D. D. Pre
scription at S1.00 a bottle, we arranged
with the D. t. D. Laboratories of Chi
cago to offer a special trial for the
present at only 26 cents for this spe
cial bottle. . This nominal price is made
to assure a trial by; every skin sufferer.
The remedy will convince you Instant
ly, for It takes the itch away tha very
moment you start to wash the sk)n, and
It cures as we KNOW. '
Skldmore Drug Co, ltl Third St
AT SODA FOUrTAMIJ OR EUCWHEitt f
Get the
Original and Genuine
i-iofiueirs
MALTED MILK
"l&eteii Jmitaticnd
TheFoodDrinkforAlIAges
mCH KS3LK, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT, M POWDER
Not in any Oilk Trust
EXT" Insist on "HORLICK'S
Take a paokafa keaaa
'The
best time
to start using
OLYMPIC
FLOUR
la now today."
Mother.1
Most disfiguring skin eruptions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
ters Is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear-eyed, clear-brained, clear
skinned. Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's Oint
ment cures itching, bleeding or protrud
ing piles after years of suffering. At
any drufc store.
If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly, Doan's Regulets will prevent
constipation. They Induce a mild, easy,
healthful srtlon of the bowels without
friping. Ask your druggist for them.
6c.
Stops earache In two minutes; tooth
ache or pnln of burn or scald In five
minutes; hoarseness, one hour: mus-
cleache, two hours; sore throat, twelve
hours Dr. Thomas Eclectrio Oil, mon
arch over oaln.
SiutoiiLuuse
Olympic Flour al
ways makes good
thlnga-Rood bread
and biscuits, good
pastry and cake.
Made from ehoioeet i
Northwestern j
whet,pure, whole-i
aome,olean and no-
tntloue "there .
Isn't aay Jast ,
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roanss gMtnuas hxlu Co., Fokilajcd. Osseoa
Coughs That Hang On
Painless Dentistry
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Tonight 1:16 Special Price
Tomorrow Night Mat Tomorrow
rarer w. satacih
Presents musical sensation of the wor d.
"TE1 XXBBT WIDOW,"
Evenings. 12 to 76c; mat., 11:50 to 80c.
BAKER
Tonight, All
TEB1TSB
Main 'i, A-536U
Oeo. Im Baker,
Manager
week
Barcaln Matinee Wednesday, 25c.
HENRY B. HARRIS PRESENTS
wn r.Tfl Awn Ttra lffOtTXS.'
By Charles Klein, author of "The Third
Degree," the everlasting American play.
Evenings. 26c, BOo, T5c, $1. Saturday,
matinee, 2 Sc. 60c Next, "As the Sun
Went t)oyn." . ;'
" iialit a. A-loflo
HAT. ZTSST DAI
ls-go-eoe
Will 14
Bright
15-25-6.
nun . ivm-i -' loa
PBB. as. v inEAJKE ,
ABYAHCXS TAtrpSfTtlB.
Axthat Dumas aad Marie Glazier In the
"Messenger Boy," ana Ida Taller,
Headliners.
. ADTAVCZB TAITOSVlXXiS.
twb rovM xxwAirs
Supreme Cyclist of the World.
Seymour and Dupre, Jennifer and .
Oeorge. pantagescope, Biny Beara,'
Louisiana Quintet.
Karl Hanley and Company In
"Aa Unexpected Caller."
Popular prices. Matinee daily.
GRAND WgBK TT9. 88.
Cariy l Moor iGoUina and Browa
and A1' B4PV
T". Zs Theodore
Ethylia Palmer Co. yro and Wilson
In the M ! n e 1 1 c bambert and WU-
Comedy "Dlslllu- llama
stoned." I ' grandasoope '
Matinee every day, 2:80; any seat, 15c.
Evening performances, 7:30, 9:16; bal
cony, 16c; lower floor, 28c; box seats.
80c. V - -
1.51
WORK OjUARANTKKD FOR 10 VKARB
Pilnlm Extnotiom IMVia DlMMOtBr
bordered. Conolttloo gr, lorn cannot
tunteed. Modern iMtrloMolbiaeBt. Beat methods.
Wise Dental Co.
tibettes
rur
Coughs that start In the fall and hang
on until spring are sure trouble breed
ers unless checked and cured. Bron
chitis, pneumonia and consumption are
the direct result. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures the cough, stops the hard
hrea.th.inar and heala and soothes the In- I INCOSPOSATSO
flamed air passages. Refuse substl- SBranaWasa.gra. PORTLAND, OREGON
tutes. Skidmore Drug Co., 161 Third st
Boston Dentists
The best is the cheap
est no students. Our
methods safe and reli
able. We wotk for half
the charge i mad by
other high class den
tist a Examination
free, extracting free,
and painless. Come to
day, see us, save
money. The BOBTOB
DEimSTf, 291 M Mor
rison, opposite Meier & Frank and p6t-
office. Onen evenings until and Sun- ;
days until 12:80 for people who wor.
arrnuaorMs a a. u. t. . Saaaara, .
$25 Reward
tflQT ' fpn't lose the opportunity of
aivia a being well dressed for Easter.
We can outfit you, ladles and gentle
men, from head to foot, on credit.
'Your Credit Is Good" Small pay
ment down, then $1.00 a week.
STEW TOBBC OUTPtTTlBO COMPAJTT,
166-167 Fingt street, near Morrison.
CATALOGUES, BOOKLETS
AND COMMERCIAL
PRINTING
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
EXECUTED AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Independent Printing Co.
243 Ash Street
PHONES : , MAIN OR A 2382
OBSeOJ LAW BOXOOIV S. T. Rlcb
ardaon. dean. A thorough, practical
course in law; no time lost from regu
lar occupation; recitations evenings.
Terms low. Business office B18 Com
m on wealth bldg, at. Morehead. secretary
Aviation Pied
PORTLAND FAIR AND LIVESTOCK
EXPOSITION GROUNDS
MARCH 6, a, 7.
Chas. !(. Hamilton
Aviator. "
GUARANTEED FLIGHTS
Trains from Union Depot.
Oh Joy Theatre
BfOBUUSO, aTBJAB TXZBB
Direction of the
roopxanB akusxmzbt co.
Pictures That Please the People
Supplied Exclusively by the '
Amalgamated Tilm Exchange
Change of Program
TOMOamow wxa.) mabck
ovcauutB,' ths irKBcaujrr .
Filrn d Art
Exqulslta Photo Coloring .
Mrc AHD BSOAIXXD
A Drama
Tib emii or Bixoar
Melodramatic '
KABCP POST IW3PIOT03
Hattllng Farce
Special Engagement jf the Famous
KABA-BAB A ItXjrO OT TT. VX3
AX. XiUTHSB, TB8 61S O i. d
Capital Views and Upfclal Muiin-
jo Airr beat- ;oe