THE ' OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY '31, 1910.
TOMS
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS .
Orpheum .......... . Vaudeville
Grand Vaudeville
Pantages Vaudeville
Eyrie ......... Idolized Ida"
Star Moving Pictures
The Oaks, Navassar Ladles' Band
J
TIi Journal at sorts,
Tha following agents will sup-
ply Journal subscribers at regu-
4 lar city rates: ;
e) Seaside, Or.: Horace A. 'WH-
son, agent; headquarters at
4 Lewis ft Co.'s drug store.
Long Beach, Wash.: Kerlee ft
Co., agents; Aberdeen stores.
4 Newport. Or.: 'William Bur-
a . ton, agent v. ... .
Gearhart Park, James Cellars,
agent '
Columbia Beach: B. D. Lan-
don, agent "
s Ilwaco. Wash., and ali points
on North Beach: Louis Cohen
e ,news agent. Ilwaco railroad
agent.
Breakers, Waeh.t Breakers
hotel. t
Collins.' Wash.: C. T. Belcher,
agent . .
Carson, Wash.1 Frank MoQln-
-tiis, agent - '-.'-
Seavlew, Wash.: Kerlee ft Co., ,
egents.NAberdeen store. ) .
Shiperd's Springs: Mineral
Springs Hotel Co., agent.
Hot Lake, Or.: . Hot Lake Sanl-
tarlum, agent . . . "
Wllholt, Or.: ." F. W. MjeLeran,
agent -
Wsnaha Springs, Wenaha Hot
Springs hotel.
Multnomah County W7 0. T. V The
. Women's Christian Temperance Union
of Multnomah county will hold Its reg
ular monthly meeting next Friday, Auy
gust E, at Sell wood. This meeting will
be helj fh the grove north of the school
house. Take gellwood car and get off
at Clayburn avenue; walk . north to
grove.' Meeting begins promptly at 10:80
a. m. The program for the day consists
of business, reports, muela d a de
bate: f'Resolved, That It is beneficial to
Oregon for women to have the ballot"
Mrs. S. Alice Hanson leads the affirm?
ative and Mrs. M. L. Christian leads the
negative, , each having tw6 assistants.
This question It la announced, will hot
be discussed In the usual, -serious, cut-and-drled
way, but In an Interesting and
humorous way,', affording more fun than
food for serious thought Everybody Is
expect to bring lunch for noon, y", ,
Secretary Ballings DelayedRichard
'A. Bellinger, secretary of the Interior,
will not arrive In Portland tomorrow as
Intended, but he will be here a ; week
later. In consequence of the delayed
visit the luncheon which was to be
given at the Portland Commercial club
tomorrow, will be "given a week later.
Notice to this effect has been sent by
President Harvey Beckwlth to those In
vited to participate. ' :
Teamster Charged With Cruelty. A
severe case of cruelty .to. animals is
charged by Patrolman Barsee to John
Murphy, a . teamster, whom' he placed
under arrest yesterday afternoon Bar
see says that Murphy set the brakes of
vhis wagon just before starting across
the Morrison street bridge, , and then
beat his horses the entire length of the
span because .their speed did not suit
him.. .
Value of Character. "The . Value of
Character" will be the subject of dis
cussion at' the meeting of the Parable
club lrt the lobby of the Toung Men's
- Christian association this afternoon at
I o'clock. The leader will be J. C Mee-
. ban, office secretary of the association.
E. F. McKee will sing a solo and will
lead In several songs. All men are In
vited to be present.; ;-;v v,.;,
Drove Autos Too Tat J. B. Teon
was one of the alleged auto speeders
placed under arrest yesterday. Patrol
man Sims , of the motorcycle squad'
timed him on Grand avenue. Others a
rested by 81ms on ths same' charge
were Wendell K. Phillips, Alexander
Samuels and Cecil Cobb.
' Hibernians Shank Police. Chief of
Police Cox received a letter yesterday
from E. H. Deery expressing the thanks
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians for
JETOLBY
ts the kind that comes from our
; store. 1 We're proud to give, a
distinctive Heitkemper Pedigree
to everything we sell always
s glad to claim our own. Select
your ' jewels and; jewelry care
fully, for they last a lifetime
then are passed on as heirlooms.
No divided responsibility - when
trading with "us. Just concern
yourself with your, individual
choice we will make good rn
every other representation.
UEITKEFtlPEQ'S
', 286 MORRISON ST
YourNew House
1TBESS EIiECTTtlGAX TXXTOSSS. -
Heasonable estimates given gladly. '
fJorrisoa Eleciric Co.
8. C. JAOOKR. J. E. MAXON.
891 B. Morrison. Both Phones.,
PEDIGREED
iiCHTiftft iJ I - VT5r
' Work or a J 5Cfl
IEKriptiohs, ir s -l "
imnoEOT Xr k ' i)
the efficient work' of the police force
and the courtesy of members of the de
partment during the recent convention
of the order in Portland. Mr. Deery In
his letter calls particular attention to
the fact that not one of .the Hibernians
suffered from a theft during the gath-,
Deer Season Opens Monday The deer
season will open tomorrow and the hunt
fan is already , getting ready to go
out a-nlmrodlng. Game wardens, how
ever, are being kept busy warning the
hunters that they may shoot bucks only,
and yet stay Inside the pale of .the law. ,
Where during the .whole of last year on-
ly $68 combination hunters' and anglers' ,
licenses were Issued, 1021 have been Is
sued already this year. And as for the
anglers' licenses alone, 66 S2 have been
issued during this year, while for all
of last year, the records show only
21S7. More than 8000 hunters' licenses '
were Issued, during 1003,. while only 748
have been ' Issued thus far this year.
But the fact that the hunting season ,
does not open until tomorrow explains
the difference.
Bank Debate Continued. After a
week of arguments in the civil action
brought by Thomas'C. Devlin, receiver
of the Oregon Trust, against directors ,
of the Defunct bank, one of the six at
torneys for the defense will take up the
legal debate again Monday. A. E. Clark, .
of counsel for the plaintiff, holds tlfe ,
record for making the longest argument
in the case. He began speaking Monday
at noon arid did not wind up until Fri
day at noon. John H. Hall, of Port- .
land, and ,C. A, Johns, of Baker City, .
ofcounsel for the defense, spoke Fri
day and yesterday, tilt was brought
by Devlin to recover,; from the direct
ors between 300,000 and .8400,000, al
leged to have been lost by the bank be
cause of mismanagement negligence and
misapplication of funds. ; '. .
. Man With . Megaphone Arrested A
megaphone is said to have been used
yesterday at the new store of Olds,
Wortman: & King by Edward Dixon,
with which to shout words accusing the
store . of being unfair to union labor.
At the ame time two men paraded the
streets carrying " banners. Dixon was
arrested on a charge of disorderly con
duct, but the men carrying the banners
could not be Interfered with because
the ordinance barring them has not yet
gone into effect -
. Hamlet la Hebrew The Jewish Dra
matic club of this city will present
"Hamlet" translated Into Hebrew v at
Arion hall. Second and Stark streets,
this evening at 8 o'clock. The club has
given ' two previous plays this season"
for the benefit of the poor Jews of the
city. There are 18 members In the
company, with Miss Clara White as the
leading woman arid Solomon the lead
ing man. A Goldstein Is business man
ager and L. Sherman stage manager.
,. Telephone Badge Stolen. The police
are making particular efforts to recover
a badge which was stolen .yesterday
from James Qulnn, an employe of the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company,
fearing that the thief may use the In
signia to gain entrance to homes ion the
pretense of being an employe. Qulnn
took off his coat whHe doing some work
In the rear of 23S Third street and both
badge and coat were stolen.
Thief Wears any ' Whiskers. An
old man with long gray hair and whla
kers," Is the description ef the thief
who robbed the room of Carl Nelson of
230, First street, according to a report
to the police department A young girl
who Uvea in the same building saw the
old man come out of Nelson's room, and
the same day Nelson found that a tel
escope and , considerable wearing . ap
parel had been stolen.
Concert "by Peninsula. The Peninsu
la band will give a concert from 1:30
o'clock to 4:80 o'clock this afternoon In
the Peninsula park. This will be the
first concert the band has given this
season In the new resort - The park
grounds have been fitted up for the com
fort of visitors and a large number of
swings have been placed for the child
ren. ' ,
Deserter Is Arrested. Gtlas W. West
did not wander far enough when he
deserted from the United States bar
racks at Vancouver, Wash., and was ar
rested yesterday at Second-and Yamhill
streets by Sergeant Oolts of the city
police department through a description.
He will be turned over to the barracks
authorities. . .
Certified Milk Is recommended and In
dorsed by the State Medical society and
state board of health. Is bottled and
see led on the farm under the strictest
government requirements and is abso
lutely pure and delivered In the city in
bottles on lea Telephoneyour orders
in to Haxe-Iwood, Private Exchange 40
or A-6001. v
August in Branch Libraries. Dur
ing the month of August the Sellwood
branch library will be open dally from
5:30 to 8:00 p. m. only. The Gresham
reading room will be open afternoons
only and the other : country reading
rooms will be open only In the evenings.
Examination at library The annual
examination for library assistants will
be held on Thursday, August 88, at the
central library. Applicants for posi
tions must please register with the li
brarian on or before Saturday, August
20. . t.'":v r- - '. ...
Portland -Bellowsalp Mrs. Millie R.
Trumbull-.-will speak at Selllng-Hlrsch
building at 8 p. sm.V this evening. Sub
ject, "The Message of the National Con
ference of Charities and Corrections for
1910." "
We tell halt mattresses retail st
wholesale prices, for 80 pound beds from
$7.60 and up. We renovate mattresses
and return them the same day. Port
land Curled Hair Factory, H. Metzger,
proprietor, .228-228 Front street Main
47 iA-1834-.
. 't . .... '. -I
Hen, Buy four Trouaeraof ma Am
now selling regular 85 trousers for $3.50.
Regular 34 values for $2.50. AH new
fall patterns, Just arrived. Jlmmle
Dunn, 815 Oregonian building.
Bide on the Slver steamer Bate man.
Leaves foot of Washington street for
Sollwood, MUwaukle, Rock Island, Cry
stal Springs Lake and Bundy'a, ; 7, 9
and 11 a. m., 2, 4 and 8:15 m.
B. X. irjoorehouse ft Co Interior and
exterior painting, papering and tinting.
Dealers In wallpaper, paints, eta- 411
Washington at - e.
Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock it J p, m, l .
Old Jewelry Wanted. We buy old
gold and silver. . XJncle Myers Collateral
Bank, 71 Sixth street between Oak and
Pn " ,
B. W, Moore, Photographer For 'up
to. datawork.patro,mga the oldraUaMe
Seventh and Btark streets, Elks' bldg..
Diamonds. flema nf th ft rat wti
only. C. Chrlstensen. 2d floor, Corbet
oiag. xaxe elevator. r .
Oregon Uty Boat. Sunday trips
leave Taylor st. dock 9 a. m., 12, t p. m.
Leave Oregon City 10:30 .a. in -1:30,
BUILDING UP
Warehouse covering full block to be erected between Fourteenth,1 Fifteenth, Kearney and Lovejoy street
' 1 by the Marshall-Wells company. The building 1b to be four stories with a five story tower and will
cost approximately $150,000. Contract for its construction will be jet this week and the building will
' be ready for occupancy by Januaix 1,1911.
8 p. m. Round trip 45c. Tickets good
on O. W. P. cars; This is ' the only
short river ride out of Portland.
Bwtnunlng' positively guaranteed for
85. Professor Rlngler, Portland Swim
ming baths, 1(7 Fourth. ,
"T. E. Beach ft en, the Pioneer Paint
company, 186 -First street Phones M.
1884, A-1884.,
"Hop Gold" Bottled Be
summer ' beverage. ' Order
East 46, B-114S.
An -Ideal
by phone.
Swiss Watch-Bepairlng. C. Christen
sen, 2d fir. Corbett . bldg. Take Ele
vator. .... . . e ...
W. Ju'Wlss and asslclates,- painless
dentists, Third and Washington. . .
Jack Sing's' Turkish Baths, Largest
in city. Imperial Hotel Annex.
. Wooster's great
Washington. ."; v :
fruit store,
408
-
Barrier- ft Taxidermist, 248 Columbia.
( Try HQ. Xf Boot Remedy I Guaranteed.
A new amusement device employs a
moving picture machine to simulate a
trip through space to patrons seated
in a huge projectile. . . .
0
THE GREATER
Olds-Woptmaii-King
(GiPocD.oipy
. Delicateascn and Bakery
, ,. .. I. l , m , ,, ..-I II jp.l.1.1- ...I M l.-I.M . IM
Peparfm eri t 4tlv Floor
... 1 ' "- r 1 " 1 1 1 i . . 1 1 n i i i i i ..I . i . 1 1
Our pure food section, largest, most up-to-date, best equipped depart
ment in the West Nothing' but choice foodstuffs will be sold. , The
newest refrigerated delicatessen. An ide.al departmerK, carrying all
the finest imported and domestic "goods, such as genuine Westphalia
Hams, German and Italian Sausages, Cheese, etc. Everything kept in
sanitxry glass cases, assuring to patrons absolute purity and cleanli
ness.". You will find here at all times the best . goods at the lowest
prices. We want our customers to be satisfied and will willingly re
place any article which does not prove satisfactory. We aim to give
you prompt service, a long-felt want in this community.
We Are Agent o for
Jackson's Napa Soda, Queen Lit Pineapples, Dr. Mack's Purest Olive
x Oils, Burnham ft Morrell's Jellycon, Ankers' Bouillon Capsules, Hunt
Bros.' Supreme Fruits -the best goods packed in the world. Maspero
' Italian Oils, Benito Macaroni, and many other articles, of merit
Ths department cannot be excelled. The finest of French Pastries,
Cakes, etc., to meet the requirements of the epicure. Orders for wed
dings, parties, etc, will receive very prompt and careful attention.
t . SeeDemonstratlori
Demonstrationsof Burnett's Extracts and cooking by Miss Crowley,
uu& ui wnciiv.t iuuvi-uc99cii iiiu cane exponents, iemonstra
tion' of ' Jellycon, Hunt's Supreme Fruit, Ankers' Bouillon Capsules,
Chris Hansen's Junket and Junket' Buttermilk. Delft's Peanut Oil.
Crescent Bakinsr Powder. Upton's
American Coffee, Pacific Coast Biscuits; Kaola, the new product that
replaces Butter and Lard. Full line of Cresea imported delicacies.
One visit to our large, light, airy, place,, the onlyone. ollu kind in
"Portland, will convince you that it is the only place to trade. Abso
lutely true weights. You get what you pay for. Dept 4th floor.
Phone Orders Filled Promptly, Satisfactorily
Pacific Phone Private Ex.x 1Z
Ask for Trunk 29, 30 or 31
They Mean
NORTH PORTLAND WAREHOUSE DISTRICT
0'CONNELL CAN'T TOSS
. HINDU; TWICE IN HOUR
(Snelnl Diipiiteb to The Joornl.)
Astoria, July 30. Eddie O'Connell, the
Instructor of the Multnomah club of
Portland, lost his wrestling match here
last night with Dodau Singh, the Hindu,
falling to throw the Hindu twice in one
hour as per agreement Between 82000
and 88000 was won by the Hindus, one
winning $760.
Where to Dine.
A special 60o chicken dinner today.
Ball's restaurant, 830 Washington st
Chicken dinner at peerless Cafeteria,
104 Fifth street
Card of Thanks.
I wish to extend my thanks to the
many .friends for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and death
of my beloved wife, Harriet B. Holman,
and also for the many floral offerings.
GEORGI3 A. HOLMAN. ,
We wish to extend our thanks for the
many floral offerings and sympathy re-
Lceived following the death of our wife
and daughter, Clara Schnleder.
' JACOB SCHNIEDBR, '
, ;W S . J; JOHN MARDORF. . -
Tea. M. T. B. Coffee. German.
HOME PHONE A-6231.
for Trunk 24 or 2tf
Ask
Oorriethinrj
NEW COMPANY ENTERS
FIELD TO BUILD HOMES
William H. McFarlane, Lewis C. Oar
rlgus and J. W. Travers yesterday filed
articles with the clerk of Multnomah
county incorporating the Suburban
Home Construction company, with . a
capital stock of 325,000, face values of
shares being 310 each.
As named in the ' articles of incor
poration, ' the purposes and objects of
the new corporation are to buy and
build, sell, rent and lease homes, to deal
In a general way in real estate and per
sonal property and to do a general con
tracting, building and trading business.
The head offices of the corporation will
be in Portland: '
The Meier Frank Store's
-ffEire Food Gmcery
Monday and Tuesday Spscial
The fltcicr & Frank pure food grocery department haa recently been !
enlarged and several necessary new departments been added. The
NEW DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT, is fast winning favor be-
cause of the quality of the articles
prevail. The CRACKER DEPARTMENT has been enlarged, and
we now carry the most complete line of cookies and cracker in the
city. NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES ON GROCERIES;
Dr. Johnson's Wafers, 2-pound boxes, reg. 50c, introduction price 45e
Heinz Sweet Glrkins, quart SOtj
Heinz Chow Chow, sp'l qt. 30s)
Heinz Dill Pickles, sp'l, doz. 3Sf
Heinz Sweet Mixed, sp'l. qt; 30e)
Heinz Sour Girkins, spl, qt 30e)
Eagle Milk, special, can, 15c; dor
cn, $1.75; case, special at f6.90
Catsup, .regular 25c,, special, bot
tle, 21c; dozen, special at f2.40
Granulated Sugar, J,7 lbs. f 1.00
Imported Roquefort Cheese, reg
ular 55c the pound, special at 494
Salad Oil, regularly 30c the quart,
on special sale at, the quart 27
Call Exchange 4 or A 6101
Prompt and Carefnl Attention to All Phona Order
To the Real Estate Dealer
JNo. 12
Safetr!
" A CEJRTinCATE OF TITLB issued by Title ft Trust Company
Is. first of all, safe. This Is so because the financial responsibility
of the company is placed behind each certificate issued.
; In case of ions, the guarantee clause which Is Inserted la each
certificate, specifically and plainly indemnifies the holder In en
amount equal to the valuation of the property covered.
' The assets of the company, exceeding 1250,000 . Including
150,000 specially deposited with the etate. and which must be
increased each year by tenper cent of the gross Income from
CERTIFICATES. OF TITLE, are amply sufficient to guarantee
the worth of this indemnity clause. .
This special depoxlt is made exclusively for the protection of
holders of CERTIFICATES OF TITLES and is subject to no othf r
liabilities of the company. Therefore, it furnishes a protection that
could not be obtained In any other way, nor by the 'use of any
ovner hub pviaence.
The reaulrements of the laws
od of title conveyance, . , .
Title 5t Triiot Company .
. I-. i - Paid TJp Capital 9350,000
. lewis Bids;., Corner
C AM
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Fourteen-year-old Virgil Maya, who
lived with his parents at East Thirty
eighth and Glisan streets, will spend an
Indefinite length nf time in the deten
tion home and his parents, for dere
liction of duty, must pay 810 a month
for his keep. Virgil is the lad Who last
week stole a pony shipped to Circuit
Judge C U. Ganteitbeln, who. Inciden
tally is acting as Juvenile Judge, and
who tried the boys case, acting as court
and prosecuting witness., ,
Judge Oantenbeln had a Shetland pony
shipped from Hood River, Or., to Port
land, end intended it for his youngest
child. The pony arrived Wednesday,
and Virgil Maya, getting wind of It
went to the depot represented himself
as its owner, and got possession of the
pigmy horse.' Mounted patrolmen hunt
ed for two days before they found it In
the possession of the boy and his pa
rents. Judge Oantenbeln said he exer
cised more leniency than usual in the
sentence because of the fact that he.
the court was the interested party. He
censured the mother and father severe
ly for allowing the lad to keep the pony.
and then sent Virgil to the detention
home Instead of the reform school, ai
he would have done under ordinary clr
cumstances.
BAND HAS FINE PROGRAM
FOR TODAYS CONCERT
'7..".'... L. II ' ' I" r"-: 'V"''.,.;;
Brown's Park, band will ' render the
following program at City park this at
ternoon, the concert to begin at 3:30
o'clock: '
Fest 'March, from Tannhauser" . . .
.......................... Wagner
Walts. "Italian Nights" ..Toban!
Overture, "Zampa" -. Hero Id
Celebrated Minuet . ... . .raaerewski
(b
Pilgrims' Chorus, from "Tann
hauser" ...... . . . . ...... . .Wagner
Excerpts from "Babette" ..... .Herbert
Intermission.
Paraphrase. "Nearer Mr Ood to
Thee" Langey
Caprice Elegante, "Donees Promes-
. sei" i .Laurendeau
Scenes from "The Mikado" ...Sullivan
Tropio Dance, "La Bella Creole" Herman
Two Bten. "A Missouri Mule. (No
Kick Coming) . . . i . . ... ... . .Blake
CHARLES L. BROWN, Conductor,
Midweek concert at Holladay Park,
Wednesday evening, August 8, at
o'clock. . ;,'i;:
Hewitt Would Be) Senator. ,
Hoqulam. Wash., July 80. Harry, B.
Hewitt one of the best known young
men in the southwestern part of the
state, has filed his announcement for
state senator to flu the place neia by
Alex Poison. Hewitt has served two
terms in the state legislature and has
a large following in this county. As yet
no candidate has filed against Hewitt
but it is rumored that J, D. Crary of
Aberdeen is being induced to enter the
race. a;.;,';..;.j.,,
offered and the low prices which ,
N. Y. Snappy Cm Cheese, lb. 28e
, i I II , HII .1
Plain Queen Olives, sp'l., qt 45s
Stuffed Green Olives, quart 38a?
Roast Beef, special, pound, 3S)
Roast Veal, special, the lb. 38 e
Country Club Milk, special, can,
Pe?-dozcn,' f 1 -case at f 3.85
Mild Sugar-Cured ,Pig Hams,
special at low price, pound 2 Ac)
Little Picnic Hams, sp'L, lb. TeJ
E. & S. Olive Oil. at these prices:
Pints at 46s) Half pints at 23s)
Royal Baking Powder, lb. boxes
special sale at low pnee of 39e)
, ,
Of the State of Oiinn tmv in.
, . U
ronrth and Oak Streets. .
ACTSASJUDG
n
iirESS AGAINST LAD
m we sell so
fJANY WATCHES
BBAS0HS
TOST Every "Watch We Bell
4a Kunranteed to give absolute sat-'
Isf action, or It Is replaced with a
new one. ;. i,-.
BBO02TD We show the Very
Xriurres Assortment . In the cltr
from the Inexpensive one at J3.10
to the better ones at SS00.
THttD-Oai rrlcti Ton WU1 i
Tiai to be the very lowest in the 4
city.
Sec Our Windows
for Watch Darfjalns
012.50 for Ladles' TElgln, Wal
tham or Hampden Watches. In
cass warranted for !6 years.
SIO for rentlemen's gold filled
Watches, sold at most places for
SIS to SIS.
Ladles' and gentlemen's solid (Old
Watches from g20 up.
Every watch Is regulated and
oiled thoroughly before leaving
our store, thereby insuring an ac
curate time piece.
If ytm need m watch it will pay
yea to see oar stock.
JAEGER BROS.
. 866 HOSUtZSOV BTX3EET,
Between Third and ronrth Streets
JOURNAL
BAND
...... 'i, ........ .... t:l , ' , . " .
At Estacada, Sunday, July 31,
The Journal - Band , will give
free concert in; the park.
FARE
75 Cents Round
Trip 1
Trains leave East Water and
Morrison streets 5:25 a. m.,
6:15 a.m., 6:50 a.-rn.,-7i50 a. m.
and hourly until 6:45 p. , m.
r Tickets must be purchased to
obtain this tat e.
s '
Portland Railway Light
& Power Company
TEETH
5av Your Teeth Now
Tou save a dollar, we
make a dollar and the
Expensive Dentist loses
T'"S I two dollars when we ao
I your work. We work
tor prices tou can par
Open evenings until 8
and Sundays until 11:39.
for people who work.
ftff1a aatuhllahitd tan
years and our guarantee Is good. -
B08T0H SXSWTISTS.
Offices eomer Fifth and Morrison sts.,
entrance 2 SI Morrison st, opposite
Meier ft Frank's and Postofflce.
Portland Marbte Works'.
Established 1885
We carry the largest and
best stock on the coast.
Call and get our prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
' 864 and 866 Tourta Bt.
Opposite City Hall.
Mala 86-L-lfilS
VBJted CtatM and rereln tVwmred,
Defended and Void.
VAcma coamt axswt ftosaror,;
Xno. Btooktoa. Oat
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Chicken Dinner at SOo plate. Cool and ,
comfortable, dining-room. First-class
service. ...
HONGKONG C AFL
io7tt era st.
Hotel Saltair
Opened for the season. Buy your tick
ets to Raltair station, North
Beach, . Wash.
Best of Accommodations at feeaeoneUe
- Sates.
: Elk -Creek-Hotel
ON CANNON IUJACII
Th enie hmm
on Cannon beach oTpriooltln too
Open all the year, fcea f'm.n f f , .
all times. Take train to . !
by coneyence. Tare from , i.
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