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Newspaper Page Text1, t I 1 -VI , 1 ' 4 r r s THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, JtJ JULY 21. 1911. t I t Town Topics ' tOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS' , I )RPHK!TM-OrDhum Circuit Vaude ville. - . BAKER Vaudevllla and motion pic tures, ' js rmprsks Sullivan as Conaldlna, rau t OAKS PARK Patrick Conway's band, i Mm. Joseph Dunfu,i afternoon and TAR" ARCADE." OH JOT, 'TIVOU. MAJESTIC First run ploturaa. 11 a. I m. to 11 p. m -! ''pj;'i e TKS JOTOKAt. AT BBSOBTS. 4 -r The following Journal agents v will supply Journal . subscribers 4 at regular , city rates. ' Have The Journal fohow you during- your , vacation, -i ' 1 - Breakers, Wash. Break ho. e tel. agent. Columbia Beach, Or. IE. D. 4 Landon, agent. - ' . Collins Hot Springs., Wash.- F. A. Young, asent - Oearhart, Or. Horaca A. , W1U son, agent, headquarters at. Sea- e Side. .'. '- v:st;.4 Hot Lake. Or. Hot. Lake sanl- tarlum, agent .r-;x -''-v-. x-4-1 Long .Beach, " Wash. Seeview, , Long Beach, Tioga,' Breakers, Ocean Park, r NaheotU "iind alt points on North each, Lawrence Dlnneen, agent, y headqurtra, - 4 4 e Hackney Cottaae, HeaTlew, Wash. Newport. Or- Fred Toung, agent V ' . Seaside, ? Or. Horace JL vVll O son. agent, box 177, or Lewis' drug store. . ' ;. 4 Shlpherds Springs, Wash. Mineral Sprtngn hotel, agent. ' . Wenatchee Springs Wenaha e Springs hotel, agent Wllholt . Bprtngs. Cr. F. W. - McLeran, agent - O 7 Weather Condition. The barometer la relatively low from British Columbia south to Arizona. A mall high pressure area -nas made its appearance off the north California coast and a large but rather weak high pressure area overlies tir upper Mis souri vaney. jjunng trie last z nours showers and thunderstorms have oc curred in the Rocky Mountain states. and also in Oklahoma. Kansas, the Ohio valley, Tennessee and nortlons of the lake region, middle Atlantic aitd New England state. There are - no . large reaa with marked chances In tempera ture, but It la wanner in Alberta, and slightly cooler In Nevada, the upper Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys. me middle Atlantic ana New jsngiana states. Conditions are favorable for fair Weather In this district tonight and Sat urday in Oreron, Washington and north ern Idaho, and for showers and thunder storms In southern Idaho. It will be cooler Saturday In Idaho. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair toniaht and Saturday. Westerly winds. Oregon and Washington Fair tonlrht and Saturday. West to northwest winds. , idano Fair north, thunderstorms south portion tonlcht and Saturday: cooler Baturday. Barcys Orchestra plays at Collins .Hot Springs hotel during, dinner and n the lawn or for dancing In the evening. The only fresh water, . Band- bottom bathing beach in the north west Llfeaaver and swimming Instruc tor In charge. Most luxuriously ap pointed hydrothermal hatha on the coast Plenty of amusement for all the family. Cool balsam laden breeses tinder the pines amid Alpine mountain grandeur. Come up for a few days and see for yourself the most attractive resort In the west Further lnforma tlon at S. P. ft S. ticket office or Dorsey B. Smith Tourist and Travel Bureau, 69 Fifth street ' Forger at work A clever forger has been operating at Portsmouth, accord' Ing to two reports made to police head quarters this morning. A man giving the name of E. J. Wilson yesterday made a purchase of 19.80 In groceries and presented a check, for which he received the proper change. Shortly after, he negotiated with L. H. Bryce of 1661 McKenna avenue for the rental of a house and gave him a check for $16 from which he received $6 change. Later, it was found that the checks were worthless and the police have been naked to look for the man. The man Is about 45 years of age, six feet tall and Weighs about 14S pounds. Fight Fowl Ordinance. A communlca' tlon from the Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock association, protesting against the proposed-ordinance prohibiting the keeping of fowls In certain residence districts ef the. city, was filed with the health and police committee of the city council today..' The letter saya it wouMI be a mistake to pass the ordinance, as such action would mean an Increase in the oost of eggs. . Many families, the letter saysf'area making a comfortable living by the sale of poultry products and the consuming publlo Is getting the benefit of the Industry in the city. County Awards Contract The Chris tie Printing company yesterday awarded the, contract by the oounty court of furnishing the printed blanks for oounty use. The bid was $S40. The next r lowest bidder was the , McDonald- Gossman Co., which bid was for $840.90. The Anderson-Duniway Printing com pany submitted a bid of $464.40, and Glass A Prudhomme offered to do the work for t(44.S5. ; Business Men's Exouwloa-Insteid"6f the usual lunohson yesterday, the Pro gressive Business Men's club will hare an exoursion on the river tonight The yacht Dlx has been chartered and the party will leave from Stark street dock at B o'clock. Preparations have been made to carry 100. and each couple Is to supply a basket lunch. ft Bad tottery Tlokets Julius W. Knls pel, former special policeman. China town ' guide, divorce 'court figure and restaurant man, . waa arrested shortly after midnight last night by Patrolmen T, W; Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for Pia (Main 165 Ulome A 1165 First and Oak Nlles and i Murphy for , having lottery tickets in his possession. He was seen coming from T5 North Third street with three, tickets in bis hands, and to go across ? the street to the saloon con ducted by Tony Amaud. Here he was seen to give Arnaud the tlokets. Knls pel appeared in court this morning and soured a contlnuanoe of his case un til -next Tuesday. , Bad "Cowboys" Arrested Disburse ments for a midnight exhibition of a Wild West show far exceeded the in come from the performance when Jack Mitchell Was fined tlfi and John Johnson-and Henry McFarlane.-we're each fined $10 by Judge Taswell this morn ing on a disorderly conduct charge. The trio, clad in regulation Wild West cos tumes, and - mounted on fiery steeds started ' a "round up" at . Third - and Burnslde- streets shortly after mid night Modern equipment against the horsemen won out In a chase between the police sent to stop the show, and two motorcyclV patrolmen were put on their trail and succeeded In catching the bad men after ' a spirited pursuit Maddux mounted on a gasoline steed overtook Johnson at Second and Main streets, Royla captured Mitchell at Third apd Taylor streets, and Vessey, unmounted, captured McFarlane at the same corner.i,.ji.v''.,;'.: . .;r. , Masher Fined D. Burson of 14 East Fifty-fourth treet, accused of being a "maeher." waa arrested at Fifty-fifth and East Belmont streets after hav ing been complained against by iele phone girl from the Mount Tabor ex change. Burson has been waiting around the exchange Insisting that vari ous girls accompany him. Last night Motorcycle Patrolman . Evana was on the scene and on complaint of Miss Margurette Younger of Ttl East Ankeny streets", and Mabel Holt and Elma Rash of Lents, ha was taken to police head quarters. Judge Taswell this morning fined the man 116. : Fan Tan Flayers Taken Patrolman Kllngel last night arrested a rich fan tan game at 8t Second! 'treat shortly after o'clock and secured M09.60 again st the sportive ' Chinamen. - This morning all were fined by Judge Tas well. Sing I Sam, the conductor, was fined $35, and John Wing, Charles Foo and Joe . Lee, who were playing, were fined 2S each. 'Madden and Marsh ar rested Ah How at 4tt North Fourth street for having lottery tickets, and was fined 111. ' - FrsisM Japan's Bridges. Lovett 'M. Wood, industrial commissioner -of the United States to Japan, writes from Yokohama to the Portland Commercial olub, that he is helping many Portland and other Pacific coast exporters along over in Japan In connection with his other work. He sends a card showing that Japan has a number of very fine bridges spanning river, bridges that put some of the larger steel structures in the United States far In the shade. To Explode Mine, A unique feature is promised for th Astoria Centennial celebration in a letter to the Portland Commercial club from Secretary Craw- ahaw of the Astoria Chamber of Com merce. This la the explosion of a sub marine mine at the river's mouth, off Fort Stevens, on August It, the opening day of the Oregon Development league convention at Astoria. This is a very rare attraction, and will be of Interest to all who are in Astoria at that time. Canted Ckmeealed Weapons Otto 81a- ton. wearing a deputy constable's star, and claiming to be an official from Los Angeles county, and carrying: a gun and a pair of handcuff s,Vaa arrested last night by Constable Andy Weinber ger at a pleasure resort The man was oharxed with carrying concealed wea nons. - He Dleaded guilty and was given until tomorrow to present his side of the case. Street Widening Beld Vp Another suit to prohibit the widening of Oak street from Park to Burnslde streets was started today In the circuit court This suit Is by John Clark. He oVns property on the street and alleges the assessment for the expense of widening Is excessive. A temporary restraining order has been Issued holding up the proceedings. This la the aeeond suit against the improvement Big Demand fox Zee In answering the suit of the National ice a coai company against the National Cold Storage & Ioe company, the latter conoern alleges this morning that it has not been selling ice on Aha east aide of the river to retail -trade. It la further set forth that the plaintiff baa been delivering with only three wagons, while the demand for ice has been such as to require at least II wagons. . - Water la scarce, and, until new Bull Run pipe la finished, it mast not .be used for sprinkling, including that metered; except between the hour of and a. m, Where water is wasted in any way it will be shut off. Police department will assist in enforcing this rule. By order of the Water Board. Pis rah Mission, a branch of Dr. F. E. Yoakum. Plsgah work at Los Angeles, Cal., place of meeting changed to the church at East Seventh and East An keny streets. Take Ankeny street or Rose City car. Meetings every Sunday at 2 p. m. and avery Monday at X p. m All are Invited and welcomed: Would Bribe Patrolman Joe Carlin. arrested last night by Patrolman Utley for insulting a woman whom ha fol lowed to her home, was fined $20 this morning by Judge Taswell. When ar rested he offered the patrolman $1 to allow him to go free. . , xninola Alumni The Illinois Alumni assooiation will hold a smoker at the University club this evening at I o'clock. Secretary J. F. Kable has mailed 10 In vitations to members, and a largo at tendance is expeoted. - Oregon State Tennis ' championships Multnomah rieia id a. m. and J p. m. each day..' Admission In mornings SBc afternoons too, Entrance to field Chap man and Yamhill streets. Sunday Xxeorsioa Cascade Locks, $1 round trip. Steamer Bailey Oatsert leaves Alder street dock at $ a. m. Phone Main 14, A-S113. - A ukud ' Thirty Raven . naaan-r Packard tnurlna car M arnnil aa nr for sals cheap, 6r in exchange for five passenger car same make. Call M. $47$. Steamer Jesse Xarklns for Camaa Waahougal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Waahlna-ton street dock at p. m, Diamond Creosote Bool Stain No bet ter, e0o per . gallon in t gallon cans. tPortland Sash A Door Co., $80 Front Moonlight Zxourslon. Dallas City. Sat urday night -8 p. m.$ 10 cents., Foot of Alder street Mt Bood Early morning automobile to Mt. Hood camping , grounds for $$. Call Tabor $10. , , W. A., Wise and associates, painless IsitistSj Third and Washington. . Free- W -sponge and press your clothes for $1.C0 month, Bring this ' : : : r ad and we will give you one month's service free. Unique Tailoring Co SOI Stark. Main $14. A-4114. - , '. , Br. Mand baa returned, as usual. - Offlea hours to M. O. Brewm, Eye. Bar, Marquam. IRISH NIGHT IS SET V -FOR OAKS SATURDAY The merry Irish Jig and tha happy Hit of the Irish love song will bo heard in full delight at the Oaks park tomor row night X very Irishman In Port land la expected to be present, for Pat rick Conway, tha famous Irish band master. - bas decided - to give a- pro gram that shall be exclusively irisn. - So, H you want to hear Irish bulls, Irish aongs and Irish muslo, be at the Oaks 'Saturday evening. - ir':-:. , y Tttl9 -Coofcg on Strike. -' ; ' " tahed frmm lmt Wire. v?:. Los Angeles, Cat, July. $1 Incensed because they wore ordered to take quar ters In the after peak of the vessel and because they had been denied extra pay for an additional trip : to San Diego, every cook, on board tha steamer Yale walked down tha gangplank Just before the steamer cleared for San Francisco. Tha cooks were followed by their helpera. Tha " officers held a hurried consultation and then decided to sail and do the beat possible toward prepar ing tha meals. ,s I CUT PRICES AND SMILE Bo' Heavy Beat Baaga Over My Bead. I am selling out my summer stock of men's clothing at wholesale co st and leaa. My low expense enabled me to meet and beat the strongest com petition: $2(r suits at $10; $25 suits at $12. v Come early. Jimmy Dunn, room III Oregooiaa bldg., take elevator. - Ye Oregon Grille - The only dlnlnr plaoa in tha city; where the air la thoroughly washed and artificially cooled, and the temperature maintained at 72 degreea by a recently Installed electrical thermostat Zn fact, this popular grille leads in every inno vation that tends to tha comfort of its patrons. After-theatre parties are es pecially partial to this decidedly unique rathskeller grille. Muslo every evening, to 8 and 10 to II. . Journal Want Ads bring reunite. L. MAYER & CO. Portland'! Oldest Groceri - ' 148 Third Street A-4432 Main 9432 PROMPT DELIVERIES We "now have facilities for ex tra rapid deliveries. Heretofore we were boasting .of the quickest service in the city, but now we have even improver! on that. We give you both automobile , and wagon service, and foods "when you want them." , new'arrxvals George Washington Coffee Cafe de Invalids! Knorr's Noodles, three eises Cantrell & Cochran's Ginger Ale Acorn Cocoa SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Crosse & Blackwell Lucca Oil, per quart bottle 8ty Order a case of Beer for Sunday. A cordial invitation to the new comer. A Piano Bargain We have a beautiful mahogany piano, almost new, on which we can save you $150. EASY TERMS. . Call at once and see this magnificent piano. Graves Mask Co. Ill FOURTH ST. WhyNotBaya$200Lotat GEARHART BEACH Overlooking Grand Old Pacific Ocean Camp Out This season and Let Ua Build You a Cottage or Bungalow For Neat Tear.; .;:- VTB AXBO ' BVTUO BVAOX ,. XOMSSBIlDTrOlTSIS MASOV. Week-end Rates to Oearhart Over , .North Bank Railroad. GEARHART PARK Mala Of floe Tourth aad attar j Streets, Portland, Or. . acatm iass oa A-roea. MOWTO IimiHIl CO N FIFTEEN WiKlES Remove MINUTES lust put irnu-jujrrxQ'ins a harmless vegetable Jelly on your face.. Let it dry. In IS minutes wash ft off. That's all. No peeling or other drastic methods. Delight ful sensation. Instantaneous result. Refreshing, Scientific Guaranteed harmless undo Pure Food Law. , SOLD ON APPROVAL Free ' demonstration at our offices. NEO-PUSTIQIIE AGENCY. Dept. E. 886H Washington ' M. v t leUlng-Klrsoh Bldgn Portland, Or. ;;JXphoa Haia 887 LAW LEAGUE MEETING ; .;' MAY YET COME HERE Portland stands a very good chanoe to capture tha next annual Commercial Law League convention, according to a telegram Just . received by R. W. Ray Freel Pianot Free! Also $4200 in Other Prizes Given Awky The Prizes Are as Follows: 1st Prise Magnificent $150 piano. Choice of finest i860 upright pl i anO made by manufacturers oo-', operating in this contest , . td Prise Magnlfloent ehest of silver and $180 cash purchasing check. Sd Prise LadW gold watch and : . $140 cash purchasing check. 4th Prise Beautiful music cabinet and $188 eaah purchasing check, .i';:i.i' ( , a t Eilers Music House Largest western dealers In Pianos, in Conjunction with Boston's, New York's, Philadelphia's and Chicago's Greatest Piano Makers, will dis tribute to residents of Portland and vicinity the above prizes free. Why It Is Dbne. Our purpose in holding this contest is to acquaint the people of this section with the many far-famed makes of pianos we handle. The Magic Seven Grand Prizes Seventy-Seven Seven Great Piano Manufacturers during the Seventh Month of the year Can You Solve It? Take any number from 3 to 11 inclusive. Do not me any number more than once. Place one number in each of the squares (as shown above) on this or a separate sheet of paper so that when they are added perpendicularly or horizontally he total will be 21. The 7 neatest, most attractive, correct snswers will be given the 7 grand awards above men tioned, and the others in the order named. Few will get all 8 columns. Some will possibly get 6 columns, though all 8 columns can be arranged. Each contestant to abide by the rules. The decision of the judges to be final. In case of a tie, prizes of similar value to be given to each contest ant Professional artists, music trade employes and winners of first prizes in our previous contests barred. All answers mast be mailed or brought in to us by July 25, 1911, at 12 noon. Be sure your name and address are, plainly written on your answer and send or deliver to Contest Manager, Eilers Music House, Portland, Or. Now at Seventh and Alder. Now at Seventh and Alder . TIT INFORMATION BLANK Attach this slip (or one similar) to your answer, writing plainly. Name ............. - Street No Postoffice C If possible, give below the names and addresses of two or more of your friends whom you believe might consider the purchase of a Piano, Autopiano or Organ: Name , .....P. O. Address Name P. O. Address Name P. O. Address Also one or more who might consider the purchase of a Phonograph. Name........ P. O. Address...'. Nsms.. ......I. P. O. Address Name P. O. Address. r Oreaoii Saturday Bench stops . . . . Stanley Level .... 1.25 Cabinet Clamp Fixtures, for wooden ' ' bar, per set .....v.. .......;... 1.00 3-ft. Cabinet Clamps, steel bar, each. . 2.50 5-ft. Cabinet Clamps, steel bar, each . . 3.00 Rapid-Acting Woodworker's Vise ... . . 6.00 Carpenters 24-in. compouna 'Lever Lifting Bar 1.00 .60 GARDEN HOSE AND LAWN MOWERS AT SPE V CIAL PRICES s . See Our Windows for Bargains 107 SIXTH ST., BET. WASHINGTON AND STARK mond, manager of the Portland Commer cial club convention bureau. t , Tha tale gram la from Ous C Moser, dated At lantlo City, N. J and readst ' . " -- "Commercial Law League, after two days4 hot fight by close vote, decided to leave selection of meeting plaoo to executive committee with good prospects 8th Prise Handsome chest of silver and tiio eaah purchasing check, eta Prise Ladles' gold watah and - $128 cash purchasing check. Ttn Prise Gentlemen's gold . signet ring and $1J0 purchasing check. Then, In order of merit, TT Special Advertising Cash Purchasing Cneoks ranging in value from ; the above down to $60. All contestants .will receive a Beautiful Art Picture fro. - :i;:s.i!t - : f." J r. iMW$m;i'&.. $550 PianoFirat Prize Puzzle Special Prizes to be, swarded by It Can Be Done! - '' 'if ;ix.- Jf;FSi,i-" . f - - !.:?:k4: " .frx"?, Hardware Co. Res. Sale $ .50 $ .30 .70 .65 1.65 2.20 4.25 that Portland will be selected next De cember by that committee, provided suit able rates can ha obtained." , , Ton of Bass Trapped. '. " - (Dotted tress LesseS .Wm.1 Vallajo, Cal, i July When the water waa drawn out of the drydock at Wmans "TU Onyx EoiUry SW . 309 Stonrlaon ttroeS Dapper Men ' Vear Silk Sox They're the ultra smart thing in men s hose this season. And an air of tone and richness toany man's costume, j , .And, say For Saturday only, we offer big special Pure silk sox, any color; regular 75c values, pair 43c Extra Heavy Silk 50c Onyx make. Ask your wife or sister what this means for quality. Any shade you wish and extra heavy. Not a special price but a mighty good value just the same 50c the pair. The Old Reliable Union Painless Dentist OUT Or TOW VXOraa should re mam bur that our force is ao organised that we can do their entire crown. Driaa ana viaie wore u oar u roll Bet of Teeth .' 15-00 Bride Work or Teeth Without Plates C3 60 to Oold Crowns ....... ...m'd&O to Porcelain Crowns ....BV50"io Oold or PoreeUIn FUllng-s. . . .$1 Silver Fillings SO to le) seers' SMaraateo. Hours I a. m. to S p. m Sandar to 11 Union Dental Co aJTB BCOBBISOa ailure The os af Interments nave greatly reduced by the Kohaaa UadsrtakliisT eoaipaay. Heretofore it haa been the custom ot funeral directors to make charges for all incidentals connected with a fa nersX The Edward Holmaa Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, hare departed from that custom. When casket Is furnished by os we make no extra charges for embolming, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services tnat may oe re quired ef us, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving 3f III to 7 en eacn ronerai. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. ao shzbs rr. com. sajucox. SCHOOLS AND CXJIXEGES Portland Academy Tits Boys sad Ms f or PeOese. A Miliary and Orainnar Sdhoel XnelaaM, Oraduatas enter ea 'xamhutloa flunri. Prtoeeton. Tele sad IfMMcluuetts Institute of Teohnology: on certinceta, Amherst, Oor sell. Smith, Vtsnr, WlllUm. end eoUegfS end anlTerattle of the P.clfle Coast Wall equipped laboratories la cbemlstry and phr lee. Field praotlre - In surrerins. Depart, ments In eharf ot collef men and women. Classical, scientific, modern lanvaates and commercial oouraaa. Gymnaalnm under skilled director. Track and neld aUileUea. Comer ef atentromery aad Tairteaath. . Easy of access from all parts ef the eity. ornce boars for gammer w u ene s to 4. Bend for CsUloa. NEAR OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA Mills Seminary entirely dropped. Only Ool lege work done at this historic Institution, A woman'. Collere. chanerad 1SJ5. . Bntranes and rndsa don requirement equlntait to tboae ef ethat Cllafas lot voektn. Work raconised at the Unirenltr el Onrea, Btanlofd, end Unlvenlty of California, esww far eanna. TmU'tn irpartmeoa. Stronr lentty. Labanunai will asalppod. bceUaat ovfortanWat kr Hosw Stonamlca Matte and An. Moitra tTauatlui end adal ewe fat kcalrh ef noicnta, TmUenU IMUm Cly Canon, A. hC, LL.D. MrcataUtiif I..lUiCki.r.O.. ValiJamla. The Alien Preparatory School POB BOTS ABTD OZB1.S. Fits for all colleges and technical schools. Graduates from this school, in eastern Institutions, rank with students from the best secondary schools of New England. Special courses. . - For catalogue address TKB ALUS Iff FREFAKATOKT SCKOOX, BasS Twelfth and Salmon, Portland, Or. bSaaldeat and Par School to Oirls ohaneotSlaUnof St. John BapUat (Xplaaopair oopal) BXOBi OaUaclato, Amiimi aad SlaaMatory Pipulaiiata. I Heata, Art, Iloentlan. ernoaalam. I roreatalosaddrataTHB SISTER SVPEBXOB( Office s. au xuuoa uau For Clrb. Conducts br tha SlSltKS OF THE HOLY NfliatS vr J18UB ANU MART. Craaa, a ii'mtr Jai CUUttm Cam Mule, Art. SIscatiMeadCanunaf titXVt.Hm4DTm4mQ.ttm Moral and IntclhwtaalTralalat. Write fat ltaniianiamaii.At.li.ai HILL MILITARY ACADEMY . POBTXAHX, OBSOOV. Send for Illustrated Oatolog. : The School That Gets Resulu Journal Want Ads Bring Results !5O0 Isi New Den Mare Island nary yard today, nearly a ton of etrlped baas were left prisoners. - For the Beaches, Baggage checked tt jrour home direct to Muld resorts. B,ft Transfer Co. Phono Mala I0, A-im. , AJITC SEME NTS. Seat Sale Opens Today fcEILICr THEATRE. iahtsv Beftaalar e Sfoaday Special Price Uatlnee Wedneedav Augustus Pltou Preaenta , " CXAUMCJiT ' . , ', .. y OLCOTT XaHls New play , , , ttlVlACUSHlJ,, (Pulsa of Mr Heart.) Mr. Olcott Sings Four New Soaga. cons Balcony, WEEK nxaxn JTTT.V IT B.2S-SO-7S: The Xarlla(- 'a,dF WahSBfaS . AAadtaa.aJ.aa "ni"Vonratoe AadleyTVrtght ft Dietrich, Simian Jooker, Xlpslg, Bed war At tawmM. v.kCJ. w.Tv Ooaaidina rormerlr Oread - moflaed Tandevlllo WSXX JTTI.T 17 VATJ& COsTOXAS, Josephine gaheL TemU Bros Bo Prates, the Tladoboaas, tha Psarrtng Dmpars, Crraadaaoope. Prices, matinees i oc ; evenings, ic rno. Josettys. Ifortoa aad lee. Tosstag Aoa tins, Paatagssoope, Bdwia Xeorb-Klss , Xelea Velson la "A Taaderllle ftaa. priae." Popular prloea. Matinee daily. :ao, t:o, . OAKS PARK Xoav AttraotlTe Aaraseaeat Aaywnere, THB LAST WEEK OP "PAT" OOaTWAT'B BASTS Record engagement closes Batu: km jQisra svanrss Oroat Blnger, Appears This Week. two bio raza oosomxTS sxazi.t Tlai "sesdamoTM,'' the PlgAUag Jba4y Ostriob. COOL OFF At the Oaks NaUtortmsw SEE) THE MAM FISH Free attraction. He eats, sleeps and lives wtder water, DON'T FORGET THE) CHILD RET Admission IS cents; children 6 cents: under 6 free) pupils of public schools under u free on Saturday afternoon. 6 cent carfare all over the city. Taka Bapveea Tralaa Ptrat and AMaa : BASEBALL BBOBBATXOaT Pi Oox. Tangha aad Twaaty-foorth PORTLAND vs. 1 SAN FRANCISCO jniy it, is, so. si, aa, as. ; , Oamea begin week days p. m. 0ua . days 1:19 p. m. . &ASZBS' BAT PBZSAT Boys under II free to bleachers) Wednesdar. One Price Dentists STO XOBB SO XMMU Consult our advertised prices carefully then come to us and you will, find that wo do exactly aa w advertise. Bet ter still, bring this "ad" with you. get the work performed, then pay ua the advertised prices, we fill, crown, treat, bridge, regulate or extract teeth with out pain. These low prices bay "beat ouallty dentiatry. . - ii wwer noor. n.&o. n. su. tto. too. Gallery. I to, SSo. I CI f-tV HTOm BVXBT DAT TaW Ul'JBllUliaBI THEATRE iliwii' Matineo Xvery nay. SsJ atanivaa ft traeqnaled Tattdevma. -WX1Z JUIiT IT aloey svee. Three MaiaaMvaBMMMMH BBXDOB ' SB-carat POKCXXJUaT AXW OBOWII VW PBJBB BXABTUTATIObT, BXTBAOTXOB wben plates or bridges are ordered) ; BTJVO TBBTX (whan other .work a ordered.) live - Pi nirsgs Simple ago pound f 1. Oold Pillinga-eoordimtr to sias. f "Vllllnt Verves and Treatlag Tootlw SUM to fLSO eatre, mil Set of Teeth. 55,570,510 AaooTdar to quality ef work deataad, AU won wuaraaioea sov u leto, r ALBA BROS. K Osen S a. m. to I o. m. Buadar ts 1 n rr. Phono Marshal I14A r X. W. Corner td aad. Monrlaoa. ITpaftalMs BBUit UQraenn, ' " There is as much bitulithic Eavement; ereais allother kinds com-' bincd; it stands tho tost snd all fsvor it says the Utioa. N. T Observer ,'0 of h My. M 1I1L ykn-i-CX ' '',(( '''"' v H-j. ' '.,' - J,- " (.."- vf-t " THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COMPAIiV Constmcta Asphalt " -r ' Inoue I'aveniwuta. . .1 ' Bldg, Portlant. Cr. (