THE OREGON .DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, i TUESDAY EVENING.. MAY 23, 101L
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TOXIOHT'Sf AMUSEMENTS',
HBIUO-MJlanche Rinf In '.Thi Yankee
i Olrl." ' ' .' """ '
BUNGALOW f-yrlc Musical - Comedy
. company In "The Nymph." ''
' BAKKK John Sainpolts to .fThe ,Mld
dleman.H ' - '
ORPHEUM., Orpheura Circuit Vaude-
villa. k 1 v, .
PANTAGES Vaudeville. V
ORANl-uUlveu Considlne, raude.
STAR ARCADB. OH JOT, TIVOLX
First run picture. 11 a. m. to llp-m.
-V. Weather Condition.
An area, of hlsa nressur la central
off tha Naw England coast, and another
v, hi all pressure area . ovarllea western
Canada and la spreading aouthward over
"". tha northarn ttockiea, causing cooier
weather In tha Pacific northwest. Over
the rest of tha country tha pressure 's
raiativelv lowr- Snow ha fallen In Al
berta, and light rain In Saskatchewan,
Montana, aouthern Idaho, In the Ohio
and upper Miaslsslppl valley ana lake
region, In tha aaat gulf etatea and In
" tha St. Lawrence valley. Thunderstorms
were reporiea (ram nsvro, imauumina
- Kanaaa City,-- Tha weather is cooler In
western Pennsylvania, and warmer In
eastern New York. New Jersey. Texas
and aouthern Saskatchewan. - -
Atmoapherlo condition ara unsettled,
but are favorable for showers tonight
In southern Oregon and soutnern laano.
and generally fair weather throughout
tha remainder of tha district Tempera
turea will continue moderately low, and
portb to northeast wlnda will obtain.
SY)RJCf!AST.
Portland and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Wednesday. North to nortneast
wind. . .
Oregon: Fair north, ahowara south
srtlon tonight, weanesaay lair. nnn
east
x IN "THE YANKEE GIRL"
fiaaatHi-ajv.yrjaa.y
... i fcj
to nortbea
wlnda.
Washington: Fair tonight and Wad
uif. Narthaaaterlv wind.
14. Cai IT. I- -maK ihrtwiri antitfk
.uau.v. mi uv. v...
portion tonight Wedneaday fair.
needs
Aooldenb. Ylctims Beoovering. Helen
and Margaret Beckett, tha two little
daughters of William Beckett 174 East
Nineteenth street, who were atruok by
a streetcar on Alberta street about a
week ago, ara rapidly recovering- from
their Injuries. Mr. Beckett says that
tha girl were not playing on tha atreat
aa was stated at tha time of tha acci
dent, but that thay ware on their way
homa from a neighboring grocery ators
and were In tha act of crossing; tha
atreet whan tha car, running at a vary
high rata cf spaed, struck them. Helen
received tha mora serious injuries, say
Mr. Beckett Margaret earing her Ufa
by clinging ta tha fender for a dlatanea
of 10 feet or mora. Margaret la but
five years of age and tha fact that aha
clung to the fender until the car was
brought to a stop Is regarded as tha
moat remarkable feature of tha acci
dent
treated oa ClvU -Warrant Suit 'by
C. C. Coulter against W. J. Dennis on
a note for 1600 haa been started in the
circuit court The -sdalntlf f allege the
note 1 overdue and unpaid. Dennis
was arrested Saturday avenlng upon
civil warrant and gave ball of $1200,
Tha warrant Is not on a criminal
charge, but waa secured upon a statute
which provides that an alleged debtor
leaving the state oan be taken Into
custody. Dennis was thought to bo
', leaving the state, but It later devel
.' oped he waa moving; from one hotel ta
another.
Woodlawn Tire Station Through tha
effort of Counollman John H. Burgard
the City will be enabled to spend all of
, tha appropriation of 13000. set aside for
a fire station at woodlawh, for equlp
' ment the engine house alta having been
given to the city for 26 years for noth
ing, with the option of buying It at Ha
appraised valuation at the and of that
period. Tha donor Is tha Portland Rail
way, Light & Power company. Tha alta
consists of a triangular atrip of ground
bounded by Dekum and Durham av
enues and Madrona atreet.
on their necks oauaed by tha rubbing of
t their oollara. - Robert Tucker, president
of tha Oregon Humane eoclety. was la
the municipal court-this morning' and
prosecuted tha ' case. , Schrador was
found guilty and fined $10. An appeal
will, probably be taken.' ; ; ,(
. not 1 rosv John Barne, who as
serts that his nam Is also BUUe Olson.
a recent arrival from 8an rranolscd, ;
was shot in the nose at 1 o'clock this J
morning In the Naw England restaurant
at 14 North- Third atreat. by Special "
rpuceman jonn Honoris, in a scum
In which Barnes reached for his hip
pocket aa If ha Intended to draw a gun.
Barnes walked Into tha restaurant, and
haloing himself to soma potatoes on
ona of tha tables started to depart. Rob
ert drew hla revolver and fired at tha
man, tha bullet striking tha man in tha
nose and fracturing hla cheek bona.
Barnes was removed tonha St. Vincent
hospital In tfhx Rad Croaa ambulanoe,
whare ha Is under tha care of Dr. Zelg
ler. His wounds ara not dangerous. .
' Tagracia t Con riot edVPhlrtp Cambroa,
Joseph Waddle, Jamas Cook and Marx
Salem, who wars arrested last Friday
by Sergeant Oolts on tha charge of
vagrancy, vera all found guilty In tha
municipal court this morning by Judge
Taswell. Philip Cambro. age IT, was
turned over to tha Juvenile court, Joaeph
waddle was sentenced to go day on tnej Tn- )oeal - of tha story- of The
rockpHa and Jamea Cook waa given it Tankee Girt"' la laid In a South Amerl
daya at tha aam placa,' Mara Salem r-nuhii,. . known aa tha Isle of
waa let off with a auepended eentenco. Brllllantlne, and the latin atmosphere
These younrwin wera In tha habit of which prevail rives opportunity for
hanging around Eflckeon's saloon, much that la picturesque and romantic
It haa a sort of unlaue story that la
Discuss Tehlole Farad A meeting of told In a hutnoroua, satirical kind of
tha committee havlna- tn charaa tha a way. and a great deal Of convincing
h,u vmai mrmA AU Thnria. I matter that, delivered aa it la by clever
of Ross Festival week, haa bean called OI "ol? com"1""" 'Tr?
:eaaatasS4gKBasl ft
$1000 NOW GOAL
or wrui
Blanche Ring.
Two; Uttle Friends of Hal
Blind Boy Add $1 to the
Amount Now Gained.
e- Teddy mi'
S Previously acknowladged.fMI.14
"Two Little Frleads" of ,
Biy, or i.e
-
TeUl tt.l4
for Thuraday evening tn tha offlcea of
the chairman, Dr. Emmet Drake The
Una of march will be decided upon, the
place of vaiioua entries fixed, and gen
era details of the parade will be dis
cussed.
Speeder Flaed $3S. Louis Oevurts, of
the firm of L Oevurts A Sons, was fined
126 by Judge Taswell thla morning for
speeding hla automobile last Sunday
evening on Tenth atreet, near Washing
ton atreet The young man aald that f jri ,1 ,
It wa the first time that he had driven
stand the mechanism and thla being hla
flrat offenae the Judge was lenient
tatlort, never fail to ret over the foot
lights end amuse the auditor.
During the progress of the piece
Mlaa Ring alnga a number of new
aonga and alao a few of the old ones
bv war of rood measure, which are
varied In their atyl and . .plentifully
pleasing In Hit and measure.
There la a lot of good material in
The Tankee Olrl" and It 1 well
charged with comedy, and aa It haa re
ceived enconluma from not only the
great metropolis, but all the large clt-
for all who conalder It their privilege
to attend.
Parents and Teacher. -The Parents'
and Teachers' .circle' of Sellwood will
meet at the Sol I wood public echool to
morrow afternoon at S o'clock. An elec
tion of officers will be held. It will
be decided at this meeting whether or
not tha work of the circle will be con
.tlnued, Rome of the members have It
Is said shown but little Interest In the
meeting during the past year. Rep
resentatives of the State Mothers' con
gress will fe in attendance, among them
being Mrs. Thomas J. Hawka and Mrs.
Hawkins.
Price Brought for Hearing Millard
Price, arrested in Sacramento on com
plaint of H. T.' Green of Portland, who
accuses Price of the embezzlement of
aoout $1200, waa returned to Portland
this morning by City Detective John H.
Price, who had been making a trip
through California. Mrs. Millard Price,
the wife of the prisoner, accompanied
her husband back to Portland. Millard
Price Is accused of having decamped
with funds furnished by Green for the
Portland Poultrycompany at the Wash
ington atreet market '
To Entertain Arctlo Club Prep ara
s tlons are being made by the trustees of
the Alaska club for the entertainment
oz iso memoera or tne Arctio Brother
hood, which will meet In thla olty In
November. Commltteea on flnanoe, ad'
vertlslng and subscription were named
laat evening by President S wanton. The
committees are composed of: Subscrip
tion, President Swmnton, J. Frank Sin
not, W. H. Bard; finance, E. H. Collls,
W. H. Downing, H. Y. Friedman; ad
vertising. Lute Pease, B. J. Daly.
Before Grand Jmry County Auditor fin P IR nilTDriFS
DaM..Al XMm .tl. k..TAM aV. ... .A I w w f w w bj saw w saw
Jury this morning going over the busl- REAL FUNNY THING
ness or nis oince with mat Doay. jo
peciai point waa COVerea, n saia, with a rmcnrA of tinlnn. .nnm.nee-
oui aiong wim me line or general in-1 meBu behind It tha Ad club haa "sone
Teeugmuoa oi mil cwuniy oiiicea, m, t.,i on- Kfr" with' nnnnnMi.
auditor waa called to tell bis official mMlt of ,t iuncheon In the Rlcharda
cafe tomorrow. "SubDoena." aDneara In
hnln lilaflr lAttmrfl at thm n rf fnrtnf
rirm vsnsges javaew-A tire wnicn i .ki .nrf u,in.
vu uui( wvuiu rim follows:
nIfnl" . norZz owvens, "Portland Ad club va. Joha Smith (or
i am riaae sirrcu in ssuu is mo r hnmrw th momhi, AArm.A h.
cut mat oniy tne rortamoutn rire com- in th nam- of roolnM. h,r.
pany responded to the call. Fart of the by commanded to appear la the dining
Iv. v y k . ' ' "' room at Rlcharda reaUurant, Wednea-
m tou.. uwuain tiw nM.wr. fluy. Mu' M 1911 1I-1X ahara tn H
I . ti Ann I 1
iu-ui.u m nv. awer to tha rhrn nf Mnr 1A ftl
w n mt m r t tit .1 . .
v, m, " i mm tAt Th rina wtl K. e
i. u. win meei tomorrow at ocioca in rrhanm.n rir.t
In room 301 Ooodnough building. Ml.a ,,,. 1ud- M w w.ii t.f.n.
aeoretary clerk, chairman of the day.
"Two Little Friends of Teddy" from
Bly, Or., have sent Teddy, waif of the
Baby Home, a whole dollar, to add to
the fund. which 1 U bo spent, for his
education. It brings the total within a
few cents of $170, and la aooepted a aa
Indication of the continued Interest In
tha little fellow, who will, have no
chance at all to make good, unless given
that chance by thk kind hearted people
of Portland and Oregon.
An effort la being made to lnoreee
tha Teddy fund to 11000. This will
take him from the Baby Home- and put
htm In school for two or three years, or
perhaps longer, dependent on the cost
By that time he will have gotten a good
tart toward ability for self-support,
which Is the ultimate object ec those
who are interested In the fortunes of
the bright little fellow. The money se
cured will be spent under the direction
of a board of trustees, appointed aome
time ago, and consisting of George W.
Bates, George a. Long and Mrs. T. H.
Ransom. The money aa received by The
Journal, or by any of the trustees, is de
posited for Teddy In the Oeorge W.
Batea A Co. bank.
Franoea Oottahall will speak on "Law
Enforcement' and Mrs. Flora McKlnney
of Seattle will give a talk on "Law En
forcement In Seattle."
SxfclMt at Lincoln Bonool-rhere will
be aa exhibit of the domeatlo art de
partment In the assembly room of tha
Llnooln high echool Wednesday, May
24, from 2:80 to 4 o'clock, and the Jef
ferson high school Thursday, May 26,
in room is ana 4. ta puouo is in
vited.
"An Intellectual banquet served table
d'hote. The whine course will be served
while Oeorge N. Davis sings the Ad
men's Home Sweet Home with varlga
tlona. Two meat courses F. H. White
field will tell ua about commissioners
of various kinds (ad solicitors take no
tice) William a U'Ren will talk on
single tax. Don't miss thla opportunity
to clear your mind on any point about
.. J J.BU Will WIBWir
questions and he knows. Now cornel1
Shooting Affray on Lewis Grade.
(Special PUpatcb to The YoeraaLt
Chehalla, Wash., May 21. Two sub
contractors on a sewer Job In Eaat
Chehalla were lodged In the Lewi
county Jail today charged with shooting
Oaetano Sessa, a laborer employed by
them. The men are Croslo Moruoa
and Antonio Oalach. Seasa was shot In
the hip but Is not seriously wounded.
A dispute over money matters la given
aa tha cause.
ft
Xrs. Xrflrs a lUtOe, Pacific coast
representative of Health Culture, says
that jnagaatne haa aecured an able man
to aucceed the late editor. Dr. Lataon,
true version of whose death will ap
pear In June Issue.
Asked the Judge If They Were
Full.
A party of Joy riders speeding down
Waahlngton atreet early Saturday even
ing came to a audden stop at the corner
Look him in the eyes when he Is tell- I of Fifth street, where ther saw the
ing you our sample shoes, worth 13.60 crowds standing In front of the Am
to 16, are only 12.60, and you will see I erican Jewelry company and asked the
that he Is telling the naked truth. Boa- I question of a gentleman who waa a good
ton Sample Shoe Store. Ill Fourth, oor.l Judge of Jewelry and who had Just
Alder, under 6 and 10c store. " stepped out of the store. If they were
full of people Inside, to this the Judge
Berry Flekers Special: Season round made the reply; "You bet' your life
trip rates. Hood River and -White Sal-I they, are ao . full-of-buyers the sales
man. ' Steamers Bailey Qatiert and I people cannot handle the crowds." that'a
Dalle City; dally from Alder street why they have to aak ao many to wait
dock. Phones Main 14, A-6112. outside for awhile and then you ask.
"Are they full." Why the counters and
All Work Guaranteed. If I won't ahow cases are full of the best things
guarantee It, I don't do it ..an if I I ever saw In jewelry and to think thev
ever did It, it'a guaranteed. Dr. Elof must get out of their present location
T. Hedlund, dentist. Washington bldg., so soon they have not time to find Tfh
270 H Washington at other place. Therefore they are forced
1 to aaorlfioe their entire stock of dia-
Oa or Abont Kay lflth we Will remove mondi. watches and lewelrv at lEo on
to 186 West Park (Maaonlo building), the dollar. Tell your rlenda. Mention
Everything at closing out price aome the American Jawelrv Mmunr Rlht
days before. B. H. Moorhouae ft Co, 0n the corner Fifth and Washington
411 Waahlngton street .treets. See the yellow elan. Look at
I thm nrii.mm An th trnnAm AlmnlmvmtA fn tha
muwnm tuu nn, niunT . Ttnnrm mm at a m m
Klsslonary to Speak Mrs. Banks, 14
yeara a missionary to the people dwell r
lng In the wilds of Africa, will deliver
a lecture on 'Thrilling Experiences In
Africa" at (he East Side Bapttat church
tomorrow evening. Mra. Banks will ex
hibit what la said to be the most com
plete set of African curios in the United
States.
Fined for -Abasing Mule -Perclval
Schrader. foreman for Joplin A Meeks,
grading contractors, waa arrested yes
terday afternoon by Mounted Patrolman
Swennes on the charge of cruelty to
animals at Fortieth avenue and Forty
fifth streets. He waa charged with
working two mules that had big sores
when you buy your pants of me; $4.60
values. 68; $1.60 values, $2.60. Jimmy
Dunn, 116 Oregonlan building; elevator
to third floor.
STotloe of Bemoral The office of the
Child Labor oommlsslon has removed
from 106 Jefferson street to 260 hi
Third street, room Is.
A handle may be fastened on a steel
umbrella rod by filling the hole with
powdered aulphur and Inserting the rod
red hot ,
taXstemational UmlWd.
I The daylight train, 10 a. as.
in OWL,
For busy business men,
6 p. m.
xobs idra Exraxss.
The night train. 10:80 p. m.
All trains from Storth
Bank station. Eleventh and
Beyt streets.
I Tickets, sleeping and par
lor car reservation at city
ticket offloe. 122 Third at.
and at depot
jr. Dicrsojr, o. Mil
ABCJUBAX.D OKAY.
A. O. T. k 9. A,
S
Steamer Jess staxkms for Camas,
Waahougal and way landings, dally ax
eept Sunday. Leaves Waahlngton atreet
dock at S p. m. -
arrare'lfoyed. For transfer com
pany, now at Park and Davis. Main
8980, A,-i$23., .
Oleaeon Piano Soheol now moved to
fifth floor, Tilford bldg. , Paclflo phone.
Open all summer.
W. A. Wise and associates, namleea
dentists, Third and Washington.
Br. P. M. May, graduate chiroprac
tor. 101$ E. 4th, North.
Hear Sr. Jf. B. Toaknm at Second
Baptist church, Eaat 7th and Ankeny
streets, May 17 to $1.
F. W. Baltes
and Company
inyite your
inquiries for
PBINTING
Phonti j Home A 1165
First-andiOak-
Sr. B. C Brown, Bye. Ear, Maranam.
Sr. Courtney, 22T Marquam bldg.
Ye Oregon Grille.
A single visit To this popular grill
will convince the most skeptloal that
we are doing the grill bualneas of the
city. - Exceptional , musical programs
and excellent service Is the secret
Slgnor Marino, the celebrated Italian
violinist, and his orchestra of eoloUts,
are sOll entertaining our patrons,, both
at lunoh and during evening hours.
.THE KEYSTONE.
TO HEALTH
IS
HOSTETTER'S,
STOMACH
BITTERS
When the dii?etive system
needs toning and strength
ening, take the Bitters
promptly.
It does the work.
Try a bottle today.
a. g. r. k A
DENTISTS
one:
price:
BO XOBB BO Ull
Consult our advertised price carefully
men oome to us ana you will nnd
that we do exactly aa we advertise. Bet
ter etllL brlnsr thla "ad" with von. r.
the work performed, then pay ua the
aaveruaeo. prices, we rut. crown, treat,
out pain. These low prloes buy "best
ouaiiiy" oentistry.
The one genuine sale of 1911 where you can be'sure
of finding genuine bargains is at the Big Removal Sale
5th ind Alder
5ih and Alder
d mm
f t-t V r
5th and Alder
5th and Alder
June Brides and Graduates
f Line I
service
Y to rvrovr norm aid
i Birtin ooLVMiii,
M Balama, Kelso. Ghehalla,
Oentralla, Taooma. Seattle,
Y Byerett, BeUlngkam. Bew
' Westminster and Teaoou-
Te, ' B. ' a
K 3-Train8 Daily-3
a 1
Can take advantage of the im
mense reductions we are mak
ing on our entire stock of Mar
quisette, Batiste and Silk
Dresses while the assortment
. of styles, colors and sizes is at
its best
Beautiful
Marquisette and
Batiste .Dresses
Made of the finest of mate
rials. All the new styles, with
round collarless yokes and ki
mono sleeves. .Jhe waists
and skirts are trimmed in fin
est Valenciennes laces and
real Cluny, embroidered with
heavy Bulgarian embroidery,
in white, coral and white,
king's blue and white, and
black and white. Dozens of
beautiful models, to select
from, and at such price reduc
tions which mean a saving of
one third to one half. v
$20 Values ..$12.45
$25 Values $14.95
$30 Values $18.75
$40 Values $24.75
One Special Lot
Of Silk Dresses and Marquis
ette Dresses grouped together
for Wednesday and Thursday
)nly 20 val- P 1 A 7 C
ues at J I V. I O
You must see these beautiful
dresses to appreciate what
wonderful bargains we are
giving.
11
See The New
Reversible Coat
Two coat In one. one side
Imported black satin Duch
ess, reverse side Kings
Blue, Gold, Pink and all
the evening shades. They
have the new kimono
sleeve, and are so made
they can be worn, aa pre
ferred for atreet, afternoon
and evening wearQ7C
Our apeolal price I
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG
TUtATajlof
rnonesi Haia 1 and A-liaa.
Tonight. 1:1a.
Tomorrow Night
Special Prloe
Matinee Tomorrewi
Lew Field and Fred McKay present "
ramoua Charming Comedienne,
BLANCHE RING I
In Mil steal Comedy Snecees. r.
"TXTB TABXBB MMlm"
Harry oilfoll eo Player It v
Special Orchestra. , ' ' 1 ,
Evening: Ixiwer floor, tl. $1.80; bal-
t7to, rows, too; gallery, 10s. Tomor-
I im, . lusiinn; uiwvr iiuvr, f&.pv, ot
IQc; gallery, 31c, 15c ; -
BAT SAZB OYBBB
NEXT THURSDAY
xxzua
8rfermaaoes
BeglaiBlB7
Monday. May 29
JVXXA
SOTHERN&filARLOVE
Arrangement of plays for engagement:
Monday night. May it ItACBJBTK
Tuesday night. May 10.
TAknro of rxa sajurvr .
Wednesday matinee, May II
BOiCBO AB3 SVXJMV
Wedneaday night. Mar II
BOkiO ABB JTJXjBT
Thuraday night, June 1
ItiEaVCnEABT OF TTWICB
Friday night. June I.TWEIFTB Jna-HT
Saturday mat, June I A YOU UU I
Saturday night. June I SAHUY
Prloes, both evenings aiid matinees l En
tire lower floor It; balcony, first rows
11.10; next rows, II; following rows,
Ttot laat I rows fOo. Entire gallery,
iOo. Curtain rises at I and I o'clock.
BAKB R Kal? A-aaeo
Oee. b Bakes, Mgr.
Tonight all week, matinee Wednesday
and Saturday, tne eminent actor, .
JohnSainpolis
Supported by the Baker Theatre C la
Hla Greatest Sucoesa,
"The Middleman"
A Oreat Play, Remarkably Played.
BDeclal summer stock prloes: tea, Mo
Matinee, all eeata, ISo. ,
xi - - irn in.i1iis
BUNGALOW THEATRE i22&
Mat every day, 1:41: t evening per..
formancee, 7:41, 1:15. The popular
LTRIC MUSICAL COMEDT C9. la
"Til mtrmV ' -
Nothing but laughter and music New
songs, choruses, ooatumee. All favorites,
Weet and Vack, Jeane Fletcher, others. '
Prloes ISo, 16a Mate. IOo. Chorwa OirisV
Contest Friday nignu
Profit by (be
Experience
ol Others
Before You Boy
a Piano
Profit by the experience of others, who own or
have heard a Bush & Lane. The full, pure,
limpid tone of the Bush & Lane piano and Its
easy touch make it a favorite among musicians,
while it is admired by everyone for its beau
tiful finish. Every
BUSH & LANE PIANO
is sold wkh a written guarantee for a period
of 20 yearsdirect from our factory to you at
factory prices and on
EASY PAYMENTS
BUSH & LANE PIAR0 CO.
386 Washington St, Bet. W. Park and Tenth.
BCAIB A A, IPSO
j XATZBBB BTBBT 9 At
Vaster Gabriel and his company, Za
beue D'Armooo, oeorge xoore, worn e
wards, The Bamba Japs, Oeorge Austin
Moore and Cordelia xsAger, Browning
ana xewis, aerara ana snw-eu.
QRAINO Week May 33, I9U
FBJBB XABBOI OBIOXBA& t,
London Pantomime
Company ;
In "A Night tn an Kngllsh Music Halt"
utxwm a rriBiiwo, sabzb ssxm-
JACX OOUZB, BABBOWS-
SUrOASTXB COHFABT
OBABDASOOFB.
Matinee every day, 1:10, any seat lfo.
Evening performances at' 7:10 and 1:11 1
balcony, 15o; lower floor, ISo; box
seats, 50a ' s- .
Vaeaale Vasderffl.
av.r. TXZS WZXK Special Bngmffemen
George Primrose
World-famous
Minstrels ,
SohrOde and G9appaUe.
rax, J
prices. - Maunee oaaxy.
I:
tare. Tallman. Qr
rantageeoope.
popular p
Three Buns Sis-1
the Engllsfe BCbsOo,
10, T:t0. .
'"Every little moment saved has a'
value all Its own.4' Phone B. A O. i
Transfer company when In a hurry to
catch your train, ' The only company 'In
the city that checks your baggage at
your home or hotel. Main 6980, A-43Z3
Klamath Man to Jail.
Frank, Klrre of Klamath was sen-
P
3
loster & Klelser
High tirade Commercial and Electric
tenced t0 days in the oounty Jail by
United States Judge Bean yesterday for
negligence- in allowing a 'forest fire to
spread in the Crater -Lake national for.
est.', .In sentencing Klrre, Judge Bean) ?'' 't IT
'dthera: wascQnsldaf abledoibt in 1-1?- II
ter had been decided by . the Jury. The ( , , Bast Tth "and Bast BvereH Sts.
jury recomjnended mercy in its verdiot, V A. 'Fhones Bast 1111 1 B-saae .
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BBXSOB WOBK, per tooth A M AA
B3-oarat OOU OBOWBS 2)4.1111
Fwcri.nc oiowii vavv
ortland Printing House Co. T$? ZrA&2?mi?:
Book. Rittlir end Oonunarota) V piAww xjjjBxm twnen otner work
PrflHting Jj Wlmpl. SO., con
Gold rilUngs-Aeeordlsc to also, fl
iitUng Berves and Treating Teeth-
wuo9 so fx.ow ezfza. -
f nil Set of Teeth. $5,$70,$10
Aooording to quality of work desired.
AU Work Oaaraateed for 18 Tears.
ALBA BROS.
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Open I a, m. to 8 p. m. Sunday I to
1 p. ra. Phone Marshall 1146.
Mm W, Ooraer Sd and Morrison. TTpetaira,
Xatire Cornea,
Have your ticket read "Burlington"
WhenYouGoEast
Tour one-way or round-trip ticket to principal eastern destinations
Include the Burlington's hlgh-claaa serrloe, whether you go
Via St Paul, Scenic Mississippi, Chicago.
Via St Paul, Scenic Mississippi, St Louis.
Via Billings, Kansas City, St Louis.
Via Billings, Omaha, Chicago.
Via Billings and Denver.
Via Denver, Kansas City, St Louis.
Via Denver, Omaha, Chicago.
Via Kansas City and St Louis.
Via Kansas Gty and Chicago.
Via Omaha, Kansas City, St Louis.
Burlington trains ' their equipment, electrio lighting system, dining
unrtM. afftaiaiie anmloTas. the "tone of mmrwUm." thib "Ctn Tm" .
BASEBALL
BBOBBATZOV VAJUC
Cor. Vangha and Twettty-fonrtli
PORTLAND vs.
SAN FRANCISCO
HAT 83, St. SS, SO, 7, tS.
Games begin week daya 3:00 p. m. Sun
daya 1:10 p. m.
Admission Bleachers tie; grandstand
IOo; boxes I Bo extra. Children, bleach
ers, IOo: grandatand 1So- Iadles day
Friday. Boys under IS tree to bleach
era Wednesday, . ;:j;.ti.v -;' : n-.s; t .
serrloe, efficient employes, the "tone of servioe," their "On Time", ep-
zwnon wiu wnuuia ttot jou;mac u u ma sing si yoxu rguie yon
see that the Burlington forma part of your eastern journey.
Book Binding and Blank Book Making.
388 Taylor St. Phones; A 2281, M 6201
v.
Very Low Excursion Fares to the East
In Effect Frequently Each Month
Ask Initial line egente or the undersigned for rates .via the Burlington.
NewDep
arture
Tne cast ef tatermeat hare )
greatly redneed by the Xolmnn .
UndertaklBg oompaay. s
Heretofore It has been the custom ef
funeral directors to make ehargea for
all incidentals connected with a f u
neraL. The Kdward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral - dU
rectors of Portland, have departed from ,
that ouatom. When casket I furnished
by ns w make no extra charge for
embolmlng, hearse to cemetery, outside
box or any aervices that may be re
quired ef us, except elothlng, cemetery
and carriage, thus effecting a saving ;
of III to 17 en each funeral. ,, ,
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKINU CO.
ESQ TBXKD ST. COB. SATJIOB.
A. C SHELDON, General Agent
100 TiMIrtlsJidrt1
Screen Doors and Windows
Keep out tha fly and avoid Sickness
by ordering screens from ,. ; ; ..
WARD DUOS.
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Phone Woodlawn ilJ. C-Ut.
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