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"A IVo'n tin's Ws
."Under Southern f'ki''s"
4.. "Jf'ra Ulavolo"
Vaudeville
Vaudeville
Vaudeville
Jlovlne i'icturus
Elsarpearanca Etill Kystery A tele
gram has been received by Mrs. Anna
Harper. .129 Main Btreet. from Los An
gelea, purporting to -come from Mrs.
Hannah Smith, who suddenly and mys
teriously disappeared from her Portland
home three 'weeks ago. The message
states that she will write later. When
the woman was last seen in this City
he had J65D. - Bhe lived In a small room
at the rea&M art old church at 61 Thir
teenth street. .Detectives Sloan and En
dlcott have been unable to find any
trace of her since the disappearance.
She asked to have her goods sent to her.
Efforts are now being made to, locate
her in Los Angeles. - ..: 77' . M
' Pittock Demurrer Overrules In a de
cision handed down today by Federal
Judge- R. B: Bean, a demurrer filed by
counsel for H. L. Fittock to a cross bill
of complaint filed , by J. White Evans
and W. D. Wood was overruled. The
Pittock homestead block, Tenth, Wash
ington. "West "Park and Stark atreets.
,1s the ' bone of ..' contention : In the
suit, which was first brought to cancel
- a 99-year lease on the property, held
by'W. D. Wood, and cancellation of
which Wood and Evans arr, fighting.
' With the overruling of the demurrer by
Judge Bean the suit probably will come
up for trial soon. , .
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lortland
Orpheum . , . . ,
Grand .......
lantages
fctar
Church,' lecture. A lecture will be
given . at the Fourth Presbyterian
church,. First and Glbbs streets, on
Tuesday next. May 14, 1910, at 8 jp. nj.
by the -Rev. Thomas Walker, D. D., of
' the Calvary church. ; This is the last
lecture of the course to be given this
year. Dr. Walker is-a noted speaker
and we feel sura a large congregation
will greet hlra at this' time. The course
will close two weeks from Tuesday with
a grand concert It has been a very
successful season and great blessing
: has been given tp those who have at-
tended this course.
Struck toy Car Frank Davis, 266
Davis atreet, waa struck by a atreetcar
thia morning while crossing the Burn
side bridge. He was taken to the Good
Samaritan hospital and later removed to
his home. Davia la employed by W. F.
Snyder, a woodeawyer on the east lde,
vand waa going to wffrk. The man said
he waa aeUed with a fainting spell, and
fell against the car. He was. taken to
the .hospital In the streetcar. t .
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Degrees to B Conferred The North
Pacific college will hold lt ; annttal
commencement exercises at 8 o'clock
this evening In the First Baptist church,
Twelfth and Taylor atreets.,, There win
be 21 graduates In dentistry and two
In pharmacy., Dr. J. Francis Drakt will
confer the degrees of doctor of dental
medicine and Dr. E. M. Hurd the de
btees of graduate of pharmacy, r ; . "
Big 'Wiipmen ef Skates BceiTe4
Jew skating equipment purchased by
the 'Exposition Rink , management ar
rives la time for the big alx-day race
crowd which will attend races com
mencing Thursday night Thera will
be skating befora and after tba, rac.es. , .
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'r Tag-day popular.--The Portland Com
mons eoclal settlement tag day benefit
is meeting with promlslng.auccess. To
. day In the. churches fifty1 more names
Were added to the list or volunteers ip
'' sell tags. Evangelists Hart and Magann,
at the request or me easi sia i''-p
invited Superintendent W. Q. MacLarefi
strawberries
are ripe-
fs T. strawberries ara ripe
fi arid the harvest bt this lus
Y" clou fruit la almost at Us
$V heieht The- weathex for the
11 ripening and garnering haa
Y been practically Jdeal thua far,
fay and the growers ,ln this coun ,
11 try w reaping a, hug reward 1
V . for their crops.. In tha Mt
A Tabor and Troutdale districts ,
li) aingle acres "will pay aa high '
V as" one thousand dollars' for the
present crop. ' Several "patch-
l ea" of this; best Of fruits ad- I
V , Joliilng our Banner Acrea tract,
(m and from these tracts th In
(I) come will be aufficient per '
V acra to purchase several acrea,
A tor our prtfce Ja only $100 to
I) 1160 per acre, why not buy I
V a tract and have berries of
f - your own next year, - and an
Income in ten yeara to trebly
pay for the land? or will you
wait a few months until wa
t' aell It and tha purchasers ask
$500 per acre for It?
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The Jacobs-Sllne Co.
Largest Pealtjr Operators
on the Pacific Coast
CCKHER FIFTH A!SD AIDER
United States ' and Foreign : Procured,
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Arrested for EaeUiij .'oman Frank
Flazier, former propri.'ior of the Elk
horn saloon, was arrested early Sunday
morning for assaulting a woman at Mor
rison and West Park streets. Patrol
man Potter made the arrest. Pedes
trians on, their way home were startled
ta hear a woman scream, and following
up the alarm saw her being dragged
down the street.1 When ' Blazier saw
men in pursuit he attempted to escape,
but was held by the patrohnan until the
matter could be Investigated. The wo
man was not arrested. Blazier offered
no explanation for his actions. He was
seen to strike her sereral times. Bail
of $50 was given, and he was allowed
to go Jiome. The case will be heard
Tuesday in the municipal court.
Editora nan TrlpAnnual sessions of
the Oregon- Tress association, which is
made up of Oregon editors and writers,
will,be held'in Baker City, June ,17 and
18 Extensive preparations ,4re being
made by residents of Baker and Union
counties to entertain members of the or
ganization. Plans for the convention
were arranged yesterday afternoon at a
meeting of the executive council a,t the
imperial hotel. Many prominent men
will address the editors. ; One unique
feature of the convention '' Willi be . a
meeting held on board a special train
which will make a day trlpfronr Baker
City over .the Bumpter Valley railway.
Other excursions were planned. , .
Eignt wew cierKs A letter waa re4
celyed today by Assistant Postmaster
W..' E.'-Williamson from the postoffice
department, authorizing the appoint
ment of eight 'additional postoffice
clerks, the order to become effective
June SO. The majority of the new clerks
appointed will be assigned to the gen
eral postoffice and the mailing division.
including the eight additional clerks
Just authorized, 46 new office employes
have been allowed the Portland post
office since Postmaster Young took
charge a little more than a year ago.
-Arrest Young Rowdies Eight young
men were arrested yesterday evening for
Deintr disorderly at Council Crest and
on the cars coming from thaiplace. Jn
police court this morning each was fined
$10 and given a lecture, by Judge Ben
nett. The men gave the names of John
Horn, Val Devons, James ifimith, Her
bert Groves, Jost M&rkston, Erjo Eric
son, George Green and Charles Loder.
The first five men were arrested by
Patrolman Stanton. . ; . I.
Claims of Viewers. An ordinance re
quiring viewers to file claims for their
salaries at the same time they report
to tse city auditor and directing that
hereafter, all such claims and ; reports
be sent to the street committee of the
city council for recommendation, In
stead of to the judiciary committee., has
been drafted in the city auditor's office
and will 'be submitted at the council
meeting next Wednesday. -
Complaints on Heights Servioe The
special committee of the council -on
street car transportation will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon.to consider
the complaints made by , residents of
Portland Heights against - tha service
furnished by the Portland Railway
Light & Power Co. Chairman Lombard,
of the committee, asks all Interested In
the outcome to.be present at the meet
ing, - '
Adverse' to City Engineer's Beport
An ordinance 'repealing the report of the
city engineer in the matter of the open
ing awn extension of Sixteenth street
from Columbia to Mill and directing
ui i)rueeuin lor xne opening ana
extension be discontinued was filed In
the .city auditor's office this morning.
It will come before the city council for
passage pext Wednesday,
Heart Disease Causes Death. -Man-
llus Spencer, for 86 yeaka a resident
of Portland, died of heart failure this
morning, aged 46 years. He had been
empioyea aa a salesman for Mitchell
Lewis-btaver company, Ha ; is sur
vived by his wife and four children.'
The home -is at 80 North Twentieth
street The funeral services ; will be
held on Wednesday. (
Mrs. 2T. Zk T. Elddea will speak at
the . Commona hail, 32 North t Front
street- . Tuesday, 1 at ' J:30. Subject
"Commons Work." All ladles Interested
In reform and prison work ars especial
ly invited. . ;
"'.' Want to 8s PoUoemen-Twenry-two
out of 66 applicants for vacancies In tha
police department passed the examina
tions recently held by tha city civil ser
vice commission tp secure eligible for
tha position of patrolman. ... t. . ;
Your Byes Kay Suit Yon, but perhaps
your glasses do not. With my glasses
I -guarantee satisfaction. -eorgo Ru
benstein, optician, opposite Baker thea
tre, J8 Third street .
Steamer Jessie Barktns, for Camas,
wasnougai ana way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at I p. m. . .t
Old Jewelry Wanted. We 1uy old
gold and silver. Uncle Myers Collateral
Bank, 71 Sixth street between Oak and
Pine. - . -,. e
James Oertok t Co the house mov
ers; removed to 110 East Water street
Phone East 4427.
Portland Afcademy will reopen Wed
nesday, May 85. J..R. Wilson, princi
pal. .;. . ..-.v.. .- ; . - '
Swiss Watch Bepairlns; C Chrlsten-
sen. za nr. corbett bldg. Take elevator.
Beal Bargains in monumental work.
Otto Schumann, Third and East Pine.
W, A. Wise and associates, palnlese
aentisTs, Tiiira end Washington.
REFORMED TRAIN :
, ROBBER LECTURES
Released after serving 35 years for
train robbery and pardoned by the state
of California, George Sontag. the hero
of six train, holdups, is now devoting
n is me .to lecturing against the evil
of such a career. Some years ago the
wnoie state or California was terror
ised by the Evans and Sontag gang.
After six successful raids, three mem.
bers were, captured, Evans dying from
his wounds and the other two being sent
to prison for .llfe. 7 . -
After serving 15 years George Sontag
was pardoned and restored . to citizen.
ship. While in Folsom prison Sontag
attempted to escape and did get out but
wee aesperateiy wounded and , was put
back, this time In solitary confinement
to remain until his time was up. '
His lecture at the Odeon theatre is
exceedingly nterestlng, because it Is
pacKea up by beautiful Illustrations.
-ironi'!foOT)it,''tnojt",vefy
state ana territory in the union, but is
rameo prontaoiy U only 29.
Campers. Pacific City with its beau
UTui beach and natural park- offers
many advantages. 1 , 1
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Miss Grace George at the Bungalow
and Dr. Wuellner at the Masonic temple,
will absorb the attention of society to
night. Several small affairs have been
planned for the Wuellner concert, and
It is expected that the Bungalow will
have any number of theatre parties,
with dinners preceding, and many merry
suppers following. Every one who likes
smart gowning ..will - be out, for Miss
George's penchant for lovely frocking
always draws, to say nothing af tha
charm of her acting.
7 - .7;
Golf centered attention In tacoma
society circles last week. Tuesday the
competition for the handsome cup won
by a group of Tacoma players from Se
attle a month or more ago, opened. The
games ' were arranged to decide which
one of the A class members should ffwn
it, and the result was aJseries. of
matches which called out the best play
ers. Mrs. Charles B. Hurley (Miss Ada
McCraken).was one of the eight women
who entered for Tuesday's competition.
Thfl final round on, Thursday was won
by Mrs. William Johes, and the cup
added to ; her fine collection . of golf
trophies. Seattle, too, has the golf fever
and the list of women enthusiasts is
very large. - , Any afternoon the High
lands' is aglow with fair golfers. Mrs.
Robert Wilson is one of thenost ardent
enthusiasts, and spends entire days at
her favorite pastime, . Mrs; J. D. Hoge,
Mrs. John Owsley, Mrs. Joslah Collins,
Miss Ann Turner, Mrs. M. F. Backus and
Mrs. Henry Carstens are others often
found on the links, - ,
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Mrs. Sarah A. Evana returned last
nlgnt from a two weeks'-trip in the
east. Mrs.' Evans was an officer at the
biennial convention of the Gener.al Fed-
eration of Women's clubs at Cincinnati
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Kansas city, Denver ana Bt. jouis were
other "Eltiee visited during Mrs.
Evans'
brief trip.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stack of Buf
falo, ,N. Y., announce the engagement of
their daughter, Beulah Price, to George
Nlcholls of this city,, but formerly of
Buffalo. The wedding will take place In
June at the home of the bride-elect s pa
rents. , . , ,
Prominent In tha large range of con
gressional Interest in Washington, D. C.,
and In the doings of the Congressional
club "is Mrs. George E. Chamberlain.
Senator Chamberlain is by birth -a south
erner, and; he and Mrs. Chamberlain are
as popular with the southern contingent
of Washington as with the western, a1
fact which insures them an Ideally pleas
ant residence m Washington, Mrs.
Chamberlain la vivacious y and charm
ing, with plenty of "go-ahead" and tact
and has. become very popular. Although
she has a, debutant daughter, she looks
much like a girl. Constance Carruth
ers in 'Washington lefter. ; - :
Miss Sallle Sterrett is being made tha
motif for many pretty affairs during her
visit with Mrs. John Corbln In Seattle.
A large and striking photograph of Miss
B. P. O. - Ellcs Minstrels
GIVEN BY PORTLAND LODGE, 142.
BUNGAEGW THEATRE
FRIDAY, MAY 27, SATURDAY, MAY 28, SATURDAY MATINEE
AN EXTRAORDINARY FUN-FEST
7S JOLLY ELKS IN , THE CAST 75
A Scream From Start to Finish The Uproariously Funny Farce.
WA KIDNAPPED KID'
v A Satire on Our-Local Judiciary, - -
General Admission 01.00 ,
. ' . , Seat Sale Open3 at the Box Office, Wednesday Morning. '
Summer
Excursion Tickets
. Sldbl will be on sale
June 2, 17 and 24, July 5 and 22, . '
August 3, September 8,
. ' - , . - ,.,.,,-.,.
via
Northern Pacific Ry
To CHICAGO, ILL., AND RETURN . ....;........,...$ 72.50
To BALTIMORE, MD., AND RETURN 107.50
To BOSTON, MASS., AND RETURN 110.00
s To BUFFALO, N. Y., AND RETURN 91.50
To DETROIT, MICH., AND RETURN ..............,. 82.50
To DULUTH, MINN AND RETURN 60.00
To KANSAS CITY or ST. JOSEPH AND RETURN 60.00
To MILWAUKEE AND RETURN 72.50
' To NEW YORK CITY AND RETURN 108.50
To OMAHA or COUNCIL BLUFFS AND RETURN .... 60.00
To PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN 108.50
TO PITTSBURG AND RETURN . . . . ... ....... . . . 91.50
, To ST. LOUIS, MO., AND RETURN 67.50
To ST, PAUL or MINNEAPOLIS AND RETURN ....... 60.00
T aw f r r manw rkim nAinia
Liberal stopovers in both directions. v v OVP
, ..Optional diyerse routes for slight
Full mformatioir from' ..,
' A. D. CHARLTONi AtSt. Cnnrr!
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7 . , , ' 235 Morrison Street,
t:.o
,s T;:
T.rtss 0"rr.i I'n Conk, 'daughter of T,Tr.
p.nd Mrs. J. W. Cook, who left here a
couple of weeks ago to attend the Trad
uction of her sister,' Miss Cully Cock,
from F.osers' Hall, Lowell, Mass., hns
decided unon an European trip, and will
sail-on June 2 from New Tork. One of
Miss Cook's former teachers at Rogers'
Hall will accompany her abroad Miss
Cook graduated frorn. Rogers' two years
go- . , .
' .
Mrs. A. W. Glesy gave a small lunch.
eon Friday complimentary to Mrs. R. J.
Hendricks and Mrs. Monroe, both of
Salem, Oregon. s
Mr. and Mra. H. W. Goddard and their
daughter, Mrs. Horace B. Fenton, have
returned from the east The Goddards
visited New York, Washington, 'Phila
delphia, Atlantlo City, Boston Balti
more; Chicago and Monroe, Wis., Mr.
Goddard'a birthplace. Dr. Fenton is ex
pected soon from Baltimore,-where he is
doing some special work at Johns .Hop
kins. ; , 7 .
7 , '
. Miss Josephine Elltcott was the guest
Of Captain and Mra. Sullivan at the Bre
merton navy yard last week. Miss Ellt
cott Is expected home early this week,
after s visit of -several months at the
yard, r ' . - ' .'
7-' '.y'' 7;";.'-7:47 . 0, 7-A:7 :,';';'! 7'-7;
Miss Wynn Coman gave a luncheon
Friday at the Hotel Washington In Se
attla . complimentary :. to Walt.es Dam
roach,' the conductor of the New. Tork
Symphony orchestra. Covers were laid
for Miss Lois Steers, Mrs. H. pay Han
ford, Mrs. M. A. Gottsteln. Herman)
Chapin, Henry Hadley, Mr. Haensel of
New Tork and Mr Darnrosch.
Dr. Mae Cardwell has gone east where
she will visit friends, and Incidentally
attend the meeting of the American
Medical association at St., Louis and
spend a few weeks In hospital work In
New York city. ,
- h e e
T. W. B. London, who has been abroad
since , early last February, has been
much in France the past month, where
he toured the chateau districts. Mr.
London is now In England, his old home.
He is, expected home next month.
$59,600 REPRESENTS
-' COST OF IMPROVEMENTS
The following building permits have
been Issued:
C. F. - Hendrlcksen ftreet one-story
additional fare. ?
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Ptenrot Avant
., 7 The Scnla Highway
Portland tlirourh the
- ' 7 Land tf Fortune
"Happy j
Hearts j
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.1 -, 11 i i, i
J. ii. Warren r.. mir tv. -i :-v
f.-an-e Ftir, 21 -East Tavlor str.-.-t;
!' rt T. Smith T?
f t!f story' frame dwelllmr ai' v..t
I : t '1 Street hetWJ-Pri Till'imr.r.lf '.,.,!
'i tiDiiipsnn; builder, jr. w riark- ilflft
Carl Moo ItenRip
dwelling,- Clsitsnp street between Nine-
$250 iwenty-flrst; builder, same;
St. Mary's Academy Repair four
story brlok school, Market street be
tween Fourth and fifth; builder, D. F.
Campbell; . $1000.
Marie Hadley Krect one and one-half
Story frame dwelling, Blandlna street
between Kirby and Commercial! builder,
W. B. Hadley; $1200.
W. F. Young Repair one and one
half story frame dwelling, GHsan street
between Thirtieth- and . Thirty-first;
builder, G. 8. Harris; $200.,'
R. A. Lawther Erect one and one-half-story
frame dwelling, Ellsworth
street between Thirty-seventh : and
Thirty-eighth; builder, same; $2000. ,
O. A. Ke-lley Erect one-story frame
dwelling. East Eighteenth street between
OREGON
THE IMPERIAL
Oregon's Greatest Hotel
350 ROOMS. , 104 SUITES.
u With Private Baths
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING
' MODERATE RATES . ' "
PHIL METSCHAN & SONS, frops.
m tsip c "I (tody
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ij """""" 1 ' 11 1 '"" IO our entire line of
f 2v v Y ' Rcal Estate Ranges
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wit -i ) $5 Range' - 14inch
ylj 1 TV 0ven '..A.?35.00
rj t K J l Range, 16-inch
1 1. V . t .Oven 38.40
nfei iiv W " ' '
i mi v) .$60 Range 18..nch
( (.1 'CEI 0vcn -;?40-00
1 $65, Range, 20-inch
Vy i ?43.40
380"70 East Morrison St.
THE CORNELIUS
, Th House of Welcome" .
CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS .
Beginning May 1 our rates will be' ii follows: Out
side back rooms, $1 per day; single front rooms,
91.50 per day. Our omnibus meets all trains.
Portland's Newest and Moat Up-to-Date Hotel
C W. CORNELIUS . H. E. FLETCHER
Proprietor . ,. , Manager
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PORTLAND. OR.
S&ropean Plaa
Modem
.' Sestaortnt.'
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PORTLAND
OObJ OSTB MIX UP IT V OX.Z.AKS
HOTEL, OREGON
v CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS 1
Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per '
t Day and Up European Plan .
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A 'u. ii-iuils i er-.a ir o- - '- fr.i:-if
j..tL 1 !LtV-t-lU! ! fcti'-i-t I -
tAe. ii j- r.(c and l uweil v:i;.-'; bu.; I- r,
s:itne; JTuO.
C 13. Williams Repair one-stry
frame stnre. Third ftr-et between
san and Flanders; builder, Ferreii Koof
lner Co.; $250.
' fctnnott & Slnnntt Erect three-Ftnry
concrete stores and apartments, Albina
avenue between Willamette and JCillings
worth: builder, same; $50,000.
X. O. Barker Erect one and one-half
story frame dwelling, Glenn avenue be
tween Hawthorne and Market; builder,
J. E. Temple; $2000.
rioneer Taconian Dead.
(United Fmi Umsed Wlre.l '
Tacoma, May 23.- Samuel C. Slaugh
ter, 62 years old, resident of this city,
IS dead here of heart disease. Slaughter
came to Tacoma from New 'Tork and
had been active for some years in the
real estate business. Hp served two
years as city controller.
Journal Want Ads. bring results.
Covey Motor Car Co.
Seventh zxA Couch Streets
HOTELS
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I'a'a'a'a
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Readqnartara foi
Tourists and Com.
metcial Travtler.
Special rates mid
to families and
inarl gentleman.
Tha management
will be pleased at
all times to show
looms , and - five
prices. ' A moaarn
Turkish bath es
tablishment In, tat
hotel
K. C. Bowers, Ug.
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CORNER TENTH AND ALDER
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I -fills k 4
'T rTheHead'fKtcTori'or tla nd, opened jfu1y
st 1909. Modern in 'every detail, furnished m
. rlpcrxnr MasI heaittitiil rnrn.r lnhhv in
o ' - - - . .. . - J
Northwest Commodious sample rooms,
European plan. Rates $1.S0 and up. 'Bu
meets all trains. vtVL bswakh, pwp,
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Morriaoa at
Grp. IV:
Let Us'- -
Take Care of
v Your Piano
When you go camping; this
summer, why not leave your
piano in our care? "We will
tune, polish and return it to
your home in fine condition.
Storage charges very rea
sonable. ' 7
Phone Main 6645, A-1H5.
Painless Dsntist
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3 Oat ot town seo-.i)
Jcn btr tholr p.ata
ni briilworii n.
hshed Im oot Uf
it Vfxmmtj.
; Wswtil ivs y e gtit.i
1 22k toM Of JMrcei-
croniir , 53,g J
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;Goid Filling -
Silver mm.
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m nm mt jtiit i nmm PjWmi ExVltoo 0 J
WORK GUARANTEED FOR IS YEARS '
falnleM Extraction tree whan plate orbrida wott
is ordered. Connlttion Frse, Yooennnot RPiboti."
loinlrn work done snrwher. Ail work fully gum-
entrod. Modern lertrio equipment. Beet metho-ia,
uiBDWua.iw. PORTLAND, OREGON
mc HODEfl: A. U. to t . M. Suulay. S to i.
AMUSEMENTS
BUNGALOW
Theatre 12th
and Morrison
Phones Main 117 and A-4224. .
3 JriQHTa, EiQunirmo touioitt
Special Price Matinee Wednesday.
WM, A. BRADY PRESENTS
GRACE GEORGE
In Her Latest omedy Success,
"A WOMAN'S WAY."
Evenings Lower Floor, $2.00, 11.50,
$1.00; Balcony, $1,00, 75c.i. Gallery, BOc;
Matlnpe. $1.B0. $1.00, 75c.' 60o.
BAKER THEATRE
Fbono Maia, &
A-S360. .
BTO. J.. BAKER, Mgr.
BAKES STOCK COMPANY
TONIGHT ALL WEEK.
Bargain Matinee "Wednesday, 25e. '
' In-the Beautiful Plav
"TTKSEBj BOUTHEKN BErES,"
By author of "Way Down East." Great
cast and scenic production.
Evening prices, 25c, 60c. 76c; Sat Mat.,
25c, BOc. Next Week. "Tba Prisoner of
Henda." . '
PORTLAND TH12ATKU
Every Evening This Week
: At 815; Mon., Wed.. (Sat.. 2:3a. ,
Mil AJda Hemml and tha '
SATIOVAX OPERA. COMPANY
Presenting .
M FRA DIAVOLO
Prices J5c to $1.00. '
scAnr s, A-ioao
MAT. EVERY DAY
1S-S5-60-
Will
v THEATRE
MAY S3
ASYASrOEO VATJTDEVH.LE.
A program of refined feature acts, in
cluding tha International favorite, Lily
Xn. "
Stars of All Nations.
Eniragamant Extraordinary
foungest Australian Comedienn.
Thomns J. Keogh and Miss Ruth Ftan
cis, Three Plying Valentines, The Ilar-per-Smith
Trio, The Four - Musical
Ca.tes. The Schillinifs.
GRAND
World's CSreatest
, Juggler,
.KARA
Direct from Lon
, . , WEEK WAY 83
Tha 4 Trocaduros,
Wolf, Moor and
Young, i
Rolf Rafaelly, .
. Fields and Coco,
' Emil ClievrieL
don Hippoarotr.e.
Matinee everv da
Or&ndascope.
Evening performances, 7:39, 9:15; bal
cony, 16c; lower fir., 25c; box seats. 50u.
MASONIC TEMPLE '
Tour Direction Fttzpatrlck & Norwood.
:, . Return of
ludwio VVULLNER 0. vfBcs
la tha famous "Witch's Bonj"' Progtam.
One concert only Monday nlht,
May 23. Prices: II, 11.50. 52. Seats
now selling at Eilers music store.
Chlckerlng piano used.
IIEAPED-UP HAPPINESS
' For 25 c
CreatSeIIs-Flota8UDv;s
Today aod Tczorrov
Circus War Rages and Trices Are
Cut In Half.
Magnificent Parade Tells the Story.
II
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Cor. Vaughn ' and Twenty-fourth
.SACRAMEN
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HAT C4, 85, 83, 87, S3 snt 2 .
Games BeglA Week Eays 3 :.o r. IZ.
Sundays 8:30 F. M.
Admission BieachJrra, 25c; Cron t
staad, 60c; Coxes. 2o extra, t aii.l ......
Bleachers, 10c; Oraudat.-uid, .;.
LadlCfi'Day Frldny
Boys Cndt r 12 i' t. J. . .. '
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