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CUQTH TI2FSS!"I3T
TONIGHT'S ASftSEirEXTS
PAKEH "Paid In Full."
L RIC "American Princess.
ORFHKUM Orpheum circuit vsule
villa. PANTAOES Vaudeville.
EMPRESS Sullivan & Conaidlne vau
deville. PEOPLE'S Motion pictures, v
' - Weather ConflltJona.
, "The second disturbance noted yester--day-evening
as approaching the jjortli
Pacific coast proved to be more of a
' rain storm than a wind atorra and warn
ings war taken down at an nations ai
1 a. in. The center of tha disturbance
Is now north of Montana and a hlctt
pressure area la central at sea off tha
' California coasts Tha highest wind velo
city during tha last 24 houra was 43
miles southeast at North Head. Modern
ately heavy rains have fallen generally
. aa far south aa San Francisco and as
far east as Helena and bait aka City.
In tha eastern states the barometer is
relatively low and the weather is unset
tled, but no rain of consequence has
yet fallen. Mild temperatures" prevail
eept Jn tha lower Mississippi vaney,
where it la elia)rH,cooler than usual.
r L r
rorf.an.i next FrL.ay. ! Is to t-i.
under trre a'Jfj lots of tha Portland Tax
payers' leag-ue nst Prlday evening in
the chapel of the Ilret Presbyterian
church' at 8 o'clock on "Simplified City
Government." There is to be no ad
mission fee and alt are Invited to at
tend. Mr. Woodruff will sp'ftlt at Reed
collera net Friday morning. He will
be the guest of Rev. T. U Eliot while
In Portland.
Held to Grand Jury-J. W. Bryant, a
saloon man of 81 North Sixth street,
and Mrs, Charlotte Rogers, who eon
ducted a rooming house above the sa
loon, were yesterday bound over to the
grand-jury to answer to the charge of
"Funny how th clubs beat Jolceamlth I inducing Melvie Jehnson, aged 1 years.
Is never able V thinkoler funny story 1 and Grace Hart, aged 17 years, to lead
when in th' presence o' ladies , la, Ufa of til fame. Tha two girls were
found by ft Brother of the joneson gin
kn Mmt Yiara from aniltharn Oreaon
Mlchigandara In tha convention hall ef when ha heard ft rumor that tha two
mo imnercjsj oiuo win majte its re- -irl war In trouble her. Detectives
port; constitution and ty-lews will b T(lt Bd Eppa made the arrest of the
submitted for adoption and officers will taioon man and tha woman last weak
be elected. It is estimated that in Port- aB(j later arrested Wo Kow, ft Chinese
iano inere am xouo people wno eama Mrvtnt 0f the Bryants, who is held as a
froiiL.Mlch.igan. Tha number includes I m.terial Witness against the two. as
tne most prominent buslneeaand profee- it0tbe two girls. - The story told.
ionalTnteresta of the city. There are by th, two girls is that they robbed ft
many lumbermen among them. The first ma-r Df $8d. turned thr proceeds over
...w..B ivwuutwicti ii now uu tn Rrvant anil he rave them 1 20. Tna
The soil belnl thoroughly saturated,'
the reins have caused a marked rise
in the Willamette river. During the
last nine hours it ha risen ftt the rate
of little over a half of an inch
an hour and . at dusk the stage
In Portland was lO.i feet. It will reach
ft stage of about 11 feet by Sunday
evening and probably go two feet higher
Or to f4 feet from the present rains.
The conditions are favorable for oo
eational rains in this district Sunday,
with no marked change of tempera
tUr ' TQjtECAST 9. i.
Portland and vicinity Sunday, oocft
tonal rain. South to west winds.
Oregon and Washington 8unday, oo
eaalonal rain. South to wast winds. .
- Idaho Occasional rain.
. . EDWARD A. BE5ALS,
District Forecaster,
the ball was-too small to hold thorn.
in CKilty President a H.
Feldman of the South Portland Boosters
yesterday entered denial of the pub
ushed statement that the club had son
on record at ft reoent meeting as opposed
to 'the present municipal administration
in its policy toward oil tank ieglsla
tion. The statement was made in ft
newspaper," said President Feldman
"that Mayor Rushlight and Councilman
Burgard had boon characterised at ft
Bentenoed to ockpHe B. B. Ander
son, arrested several days ago by Pa
trolman Van Overn and Litherland on
ft vagranoy charge, was sentenced to six
months on the rock pile by judge Tu
well. His troubles are not yet over for
i he may have to answer to the federal
grand Jury en ft white sieve enarge. no
was arrested with Anna Behold of oak-
land. Cal.. whom he claimed was his
meeting of the club as "peanut politic!. wlfe, M wai making plans to leave
ens," on account of their attitude in re
fusing to advocate the removal of oil
tanka from South Portland. Tteso re
marks, if they were made, emanated
from a few disgruntled individuals, who
never favored hjr public improvement
ror our section or the city. The club
Blaomsteo Stan Toploe The
elated Woodlawn Improvement assooia
tton, at its regular meeting Friday
night discussed the sewer problem from
the standpoint of the "Dredging of Co
. lumblft Slough" as being the only feasi
ble plan for disposing of the sewage as
recommended by City Engineer Hurlburt
and strongly indorsed his recommenda
tion,, which is really the . plan passed
. upon by this association over one year
ago. The association also deprecates
the action of certain officials, whe have
recently rushed into print Mtielslg
the Plan fti outlined by the city en.
gineer for solution of this difficult prob
. lem. The association noted with pleas
ure the destruction of the old cars on
Plasa block which have long been eon
atdered an aye-sore. The meeting closed
the second year of the Woodlawq Im
provement" association under the ad
ministration of President Charles S,
York and Secretary W, Manley. Cook.
In reviewing the work of the assocta
tloh for the last two years it was noted
that this much had bees accomplished,
: increased car service. watr- main ex
tension, street improvements, electric
Street lights, gas mains extended, and
A flra orotection with strong prospect of
early consummation of plans for the es
' tablishment of brarioh library for the
Woodlawn district At the next regular
. meeting of the association Friday,
March 1, the annual election of officers
' will be held. 1
Funeral of Mrs. OrayThe funeral of
Maria Ji.Gray, who died last Thursday
at bar home, ST30 East Seventy-third
street. 8, wUl bo held,frorr the reel
dence this afternoon at 2:80 o'clock, In
termont will be in the Mount Scott Park
cemetery,,. Mrs. Oray was bora in Ohio
May II, 1144, and at the age of 7 was
taken by her parents to Illinois. On
January J, M. he was married to
moved to Colorado and nine years aa
tha family moved to Portland. Mrs,
Oray leaves two sons and four daugh
tera; ' Elmer E. Oray of Portland, Leon
L. Gray of Pueblo, Col., Mrs, E. H
CochranrJessls-Mr-Grayand Estells K,
Gray of Portland, and Mrs. Edith Hall
of La Junta, CaL She also leaves four
sisters, ono of whom, Mrs. Una Dorem,
resides in Portland, and six grancblld
ren, . -. -:
ror our section or the city. Tna mud. i the msq of leaving by ft pck- door
as an Organisation, was. not opposed to I without Bavin rent due. and making
th location of the oil tanks in our way with the suit oaseg by letting them
eornmunl.tyV , : out of window with ft rope made of
sheets. The girt Is stllj nnde? federal
Talk on Woman's BuffrageTheCTvIo I suDer vision.
Study club of th North Atblna branch - . , ......
library discussed the. advantages and ' Ta 0 Corporatioaawlf the initiative
disadvantages of woman's suffrage at ordinance providing for a I per cent
its regular meeting Friday night.. In on tha gross receipts of gas nd
the discussion it was stated that women electric lighting companies can bft en
are more social and less individualistic forced; the: uity will be ths richer by
than men, and that this element would isT.Odft March 1. the date on which the
Public library WotetvThe public II
Brary has ft collection of Wilfred
Grenfell's books and also many inter
esting books about Labrador, which will
be specially shelved during the course.
of lectures to be given by Dr. Grehfel!
while he is in this elty. In the ohll
dren's room is an -exhibition of draw
ings and paintings done by the grade
pupils or the puouc acnooia, . un won
day evening, February 19, at 6 o'clock,
E T, Mlsche, superintendent of parks,
will give a lecture in the East Portland
Branch auditorium on the needs of ad
ditlonal parks and playgrounds in Port
land. The lecture will be illustrated
with many stereopticon views, showin
what has been done in other cities. Fa
ther O'Hara will resume his .'Course of
lectures on Roman Misery on Tuesday
evening, rsoruary si.
' "lUohiganiessa to Meet-iAll the peo.
pie in Portland who come from Mlchi
gan it doesn't matter bow long ago
are expected to come to the meeting for
permanent organisation of a Michigan
society, which has been called to aa
semble In Rtngler's ball. Mulkoy build
In g Second and Morrison street, at
. o clock tomorrow evening. The com'
mittee on permanent organisation that
, was appointed at tha Initial meeting of
WEDDING
GIFTS
Chinaman-is said to have taken
money to the girls.
the
rnpil parts ft the hans snd face,
but this course hs not yet teen d'cided
upon. Liebe lived at 127 Wygant street.
The damsge done to his home did not
amount to more than 50. .
Outsiders Kiy Deposit Honey Post
master Merrick received a bulletin from
Postmaster General Fraak Hitehoock
the Friends ' church.
Thirty-fifth street.
East
Iain and
Dr. E. Jt. T-acy has removed hi of
fices to suite &01-60J Northwest bids-,
northwest eorner, 0th and Washington
streets.
Werner Pettersoa Co high
grade
yesterday saying that-hereafter others merchant tailors, J60 Stark.
than those who are patrons of the post-1
offices where postal savings depositories W. A. Wise and associates, painless
have been Instituted may make deposits, dentists. Third and wasningion.
Heretofore, if a man rot hl mall I
through the Oregon. City postof flee he Bargain Sale of WUm Woocv II up.
could not deposit in the postal savings I East tilt, A-1941.
bank in connection with the Portland I -1 1
postof flee. The new order makes it pos-1 phone Vires to Go Underground.
8ioie -ror any proper person to mass Eugene, Or., Feb. IT. Monday the Pa
8epo.it. regardless of postof flee PtH elf Ie Y.l.phone and Telegraph company
wui pise iidui id men i wun mn
round Hot Oullty-J. . H. Reed, of Haying several mile, underground eon
141 rianders street, who was arrested dults for wires. The company already
by Patrolman R. C. Nelson on ft charge j has an underground system in the busl
of interfering with an officer, was dls-lness district but will extend it to all
charged by Judge Taswell when the ease fparts of the residence districts. Ths
was heard in police court. The man is I work will continue all spring and. sum-
said by Nelson to have prevented him I mar, according to me present pians ei
from keeping two men under arrest me local managers or tne company,
whom be had eauiht playing . "Coon
! cLtH K Card of Thanks.
for the fleeing alleged gamblers. : I " ."T. .vL." --rJS7iXw.,-",l--JJ
. ; . i lAfi swg tiiwi aiswwv, ajrtlVl4e ilgs ia
v..v a. M.tnD..t...t., tvpracituon u weir many rrienas our
r R M.rrlrlr nM.M..t nf th. (lrutur '" iiinese ana loss or ineir oear
' - . r- ... . I ftniKnil nl ,V.- r Sk fa
Pnrtlftnd Plun. aI. Aft la ft A ha .h. I - -v . , w. -v.v .
' : " V" .I: I vor. consolation and beautiful flowers
ArT TM&Slm aadl TftVS 5!2STtf VVO th -ear
streets, at I o'clock this afternoon. His
To th- Put!::
In the Oregonian, under date line of
Monday, February 12, there appears!
article stating that the New York
Koeher Cafe and Restaurant, 243 Yam
hill street, conducted bv R Kessler.
(myself) was disreputable, and intimat
ing that I was a type and character
of rnan not desired.' In answer I wish
to stste tlft I have endeavored, through
out my irss to conduct myself in a
gentleman manner, and that my cafe
and restaurant cetera only to respect
able people. Futhermore, that, my place
of business is respectable and conducted
In proper manner. The article, which
ppeared in the Oreconlan. I believe.
Is due to pressure of a oolitlcal nature.
naving repeatedly refused to enter
politics. You will find the New York
Kosher Cafe and Restaurant a quiet,
refined place to dine. We serve meals
from U ft. m; till M p. m. and from
4 p. m. till 7:10 p. m. Only the best of
victuals are served.. .
4Slgned) R. KESSLER.
;-' " . (Paid adv.)
MenVPants Sale
f4 trousers at IJ.SJ; IS values, ti ll.
Take elevetor and secure a bargain.
Jimmy Dunn, room 111, Oregonian
building. ;r ,
the Rowland hotel, Fourth and Taylor
streets, where he was staying without
paying his rent After the arrest' It
was learned that Anderson was wanted
on a warrant sworn to by C 6. Baflryer
of the Cody apartments, who aocused oral complains have been meae against
him. The warrant was secured ana mi
arrest made by Additional Market In
spector joe Singer,
subject will be "What Portland Is Doing
in City Planning," and hie address will
be illustrated with colored views. Al
mission la free and all interested are
Invited to attend.
deceased.
MRS, CHRJSTINA T. PFLUGER
And Family,
We wish to express our sincere thanks
for the kind sympathy ef our friends
during the illness and death of our be-
.... a :.m,t i loved son Donald
a . k. m. - - .p.ix.- -
fvyuivvi j wnvoi mj , w - -
E. Gale, ft meat dealer ftt III Madison
street, charging him with selling un
wholesome meat. The i man is saia Turkev and chicken einn.F at Ph
nave oeen in puaincss a roonio, nui -iiees cafeteria. 104 Fifth street. e
Where to Dine.
have ft beneficial effect upon society.
so far as society is affected by legis
lation,- At the conclusion -of the meet
lng a straw ballot was taken and it
wg ynanimoai tn rivo? "ef ;gtvihg the
women votes. The Subject of interna
tional arbitration-. will be dismissed at
the meeting next Friday evening. All
the people In the district served by
Nortlt-Albina branch library afe mem1
bers of the club and welcome to par
tlcipate in the discussions.
tax must be paid. It Is estimated that
the Portland gas company will have to
pay 111,990 and that the local gas
corporation win be- obliged i fntrl-
bute 188,0,9", It Is the opinion or cer
tain lawyers that the measures will be
found to be unconstitutional. They will
be referred to CJty Attorney Grant for
an opinion.
Bunting airVs Jumoyef The 6llce
are making an effort to arrest a Greek
Waahiniion-s .irtbday elebratio- ZT Z ,7i t.ntZ' ilT
i Frlvte Xftessosg by university grad
uate in grammar grs.de jwd high school
subjects. English, German, Spanish,
French. Norwegian. - (First clesa in
struction.) Moderate prices, M. Gar
land Birga, 414 Marquaro bldg,
(Kris' Clab D toes The Busln.se Girls'
club of the First Congregational church
held a meeting last Tuesday in the
parlors of the church, i which dinner
was served to 10 of Its members. The
slue -was reoentlf organised.
Mrs. fare Bard Field Xhryott, at the
request "Of the Woman's club, will de
liver an address en the subject of "Wo
man and Socialism," Sunday, evening I
o'clock, 121 Second street Admission
free,-.' ..
Where to Eat
Special Sunday menu ftt the Portland
Restaurant, 141 Washington. "
. I l I.IWI. I I llll ll III I I il
journal Want Ads bring results.
Iff '
The annual celebration of Washington's
birthday of Washington, lodge No. 41,
Washington chapter No. 18. Washington
council No. I, A. F, V A. M-, and Martha :
May Harris of I7J Btftnton street every
nitrht. The young slrl calls sach night at
a moving picture show ftt Russell and
Mississippi avenue for her u-year-ow
brother JWhQ is employed there ftnd on
Washington chatper No. 14, O. E. iq
be held In the hail, at East Eighth ari wl.Vai t..h making ln
Burnside streets, Thursday evenjngt '0lT?fd-ll,t ' S5rln , !
'WIT: Jcitm and gr, watching for him,
WeE'T&rftSS ''fj
Wftld .Taylor, rector of Grace Memorial X , , V v . 9. . '
Episcopal chureh. The soloists will be
Mrs. Anna C. Shillock, George C. Hay
ner and Howard Young, cornet solo by
Bruce Rowen, several numbers by the
Washington male quartet, instrumental
music by the Washington orchestra.
Overlook Improvement association asks
the board, to purchase 8 acres of land
In the central part of Overlook addi
tion for use as a elty park tract The
site, it Is said, is admirably adapted
for the establishment thereon of a
sunken garden, The property e&n be
To Talk oa. "Siparks',"Park ftndL Purchased for I10.MO,
PTava-min4si" m tVtA enhliint tt ek lantuva I J
to be delivered tomorrow night in the Bop o Aslsugu-I lts fnnual
audltoclum o the East Portland Branch feport tor 1811 the publ Id guditortum
library,, East Aider and jsast jsieventn i. Jr.. .
streets, undsr the auspices of ths UnU mwyg th hU
ted improvement CJubs association and amount 12079 was for architect s Tees
th. hm. R.iein.u M.n' ciuh Mr. and 13500 was distributed in prises to
the architects who took part In the
competitive auditorium plan contest,
grounds and will ehow what Portland The Jury that awarded the prises ws
need, in both, Mr, Mlsche advocates p"4
ttAntilalllAm aI-mAm irmt m ffT narlra 1
while-land U low priced. All vii bel rlaMrr.
winnm tn vutf him. Tdiea am order and their families are cordially
naniaiis invito t jiu nut n in 4 I in vlted to attend ft . dancing and 'five
f.cture " . '.1 1 --- - - - -- hundred Dsrty to oelehrate forty-jilnth
- . i annivflrBmry bi ma vtuxi iu ,th
t v, wiv. Kinh.. r. win .a. ington's birthday, given by Ivan hoe
joy the pleasure of wearing absolutely 'd No- J? X- ' v Tuesday eyeninf,
sqape riwnini aarmenis, gooq wos 1 ' " " f T
The lotl of Han Under Socialism,"
lecture by William Thurfton- Brown,
principal cf "The Modern School," to.
nignt, go ciocg,- cprisunsen s jiau,
Eleventh nd Tamhlll, Free ftdmls.lon,
The Best Place to Get good spectacles
or eyeglasses fitted and not be over
charged is at George Rubenetein's. Eye
fitting is his specialty, his price most
reasonable, llf id et, peer, Tftyjor. e
We OftU" jro. clean, press and deliver
one suit of Clothes each week for li.ou
a month, Unique Tailoring Co., Tailors
and Men's Furnishers. Main 514; A-
4314.
Eenry Victor Xergea, the poet, will
speak in Etlers recital hall Sunday at 8
p. m., on "The Psychic powers of Man,"
at I, op Thl Christ That ll to Be."
mtoheli'e Shoe epalrliig Shop, 885
Alder street. People's Theatre building,
now open; modern- equipment for
prom.pt, first ?! work. -
Steamer Jesse -Carkins for Ckmas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington etrcot
dock at 2 p. m. - " ' . '
T. 9. Beach M Oe-, the pioneer paint
company. Window glass, giasing. Phone
Main 1884. A-7048. .181 First
manshlp is Just a important as good
materials. We will not stand for slip
shod methods. There are numerous ad-
P. White to XVeoture Dr. Calvin B
White, state health officer, and presl'
vantages in Vaorng your order early, Unt ot the PoHland Poolftl Hygiene 1 so-
wwl . 5i... a , A. ' . JV 1 (At will He.1lvr Bin Jkfliirieikei An 'Pr-.
eonal Hygiene" at the Highland Pap-
Tou get the pick of the pattern, when
tna una rrean ann new. liiva 11 a
ample time for the care necessary to ttst church next Tuesday evsnlng, under
the best result, and you HU have th auspices of the men cjassee of the
your eult ready when you want It Call cnurcn
in ana look at garment we nave made.
No trouble to show goods. Men's suits
fit up; ladles' suits s up. unique Tai
loring CO., 309 Stark, bet 6th and Sth.
, Thej.beitif ul and yahied mv
blem of- jour regard, for tht
happy cou about to Wke up
the double : path in life, should
,ha.ve th stamp of rlchncsa and
worth that firm with our char
: acteristics can give it
StandardUed 4 and ll-lrt
gold arid Sterling silver, rich cut
glass, high-grade clock, rare
china, with tht 'Jftkeroperjr
stamp of worth, leave's no
chance of your - gift not ' being
t appreciated.
G. Heitkemper Co.
' Jewelers Diamond' Dealers t
- ofdin Portland New in Location
Yebn Building
-130-Fifth-Street-
Anniversary Celebration "Washing
ton-Lilncoln anniversary will be held by
George Wright Post, at Its hall, Allsky
building at Third and Morrison streets,
Wednesday evening next. The
gram includes musie, Veteran quartet
reading, by Mrs. Haygren; address;
"Washington," Major J. H. Woodward:
address, "Lincoln Rabbi Jonah B.
Wise. The Woman's Relief Corps, com.
rades of post. Sons of 1 Veterans and
friends are cordially invited.
"Trust Busters" Bnbjeet -MU" Anna
Agnes Maley, national lyceum lecturer
and'-edltqr ojLthe Commonwealth, of
Everett, Wash., will deliver ran address
on "The Trust Busters" this, afternoon
at s o'clock in Ringler's hall, Becbnd
and Morrispn streets. A, woman of
broad outlook, wide experience and gen
uine ability A a speaker, Miss Malay
Is commended to - the . publio not only
as an entertaining lecturer, but as one
with a message worth hearing.
Xdle I wtshto annoynee that'-1
have returned this week front my visit
to, New York and ether eastern-cities,
during which I have purchased the
most select woolens for the coming sea
son. Soliciting ybur kind inspection,
J seenjr you that I shall give your
order my special attention. Prices .
,E, 0urney Males' TaJJor, o Mohwk
bldg. f ;
rVatiiotio'V Entertaiameat Bumner
Woman's Relief Corps, No.- 21, will give
a patriotic entertainment on the evening
of Washington's Dirtnaay, Thursday,
February 22, in the new east Ride publio
llhrarv buildlnar. An eniovabe nroarram
will,be given, including an address and
several fine selections of music. Ad
mission- is free. .
A gimple Home Berosdy for rheuma
tism, lumbago pr kidney trouble. Bai
grene contains no alcohol, alcohol be
ing sn Irrltent te the klflneys. Bftl
grene ounces, olive oil 4 ounces, jnlxed
togetner ana tax en in 1 teaspooniui
doses, will cure the ' most obstlnat
cases. - "
We bell . hair mattresses retail ftt
wholesale prices for St pound beds from
17.80 and up. We renovate mattresses
and return them the same day. Port
land Curled Hair factory. H. Metxger,
proprietor. 2S?228 Front street Mftln
474, A-1IT4.
. Prof, malpft . BftteeL Oregon Agrl
cultural college, will speak on "Utili
tarian Education" at 7:45 this evening
at the Church or our Fatner turn
tarlanl. Seventh and Tamhlll. Publio
cordially Invited. Rev. W, Q, Eliot. Jr.,
mlnleter. "
A Large ITumVer of Portland's best
business men get their clothes made
at J. Pollvka A Co., 20Corbett bldg
Imported material and high grade work
only. 20 per cent rebate ror caan pay
mept untij further notice.
mecoverliuf Twa., Burns, r Henry
Liebe, the O.-W. R.. A N. clerk who waa
so painfulily burned several days ago,
when he attempted to put out a fire
caused by ths explosion of a kerosene
stove in hie kitchen and who was taken
to St. -Vincent' as hospital for treatment
is reported to be rapidly improving. It
may be necessary to' graft skin over thb
floe Commission Reports The muni
oipal , vice commission .has - riled a re
port with the olty auditor showing that
the commission has expended 1671.48
of th) sjedo Appropriation 'made by th
city council, ihnre is now on band tn
the fund 1978.57 with, which to carry
out the work or aeiiving into vice con.
ditions. - . - --
.- laftmp Jtenewais On and after the 1st
of April, 1 1, free Jamp renewals will
be made only upon presentation at lamp
renewal department of receipted bill for
last preceding month. Please brifig your
receipted nun wun me usea lamps.
LjlimBUf led QoTSrtunenfc-Cllntoa Ro
ers vvoodrurf, secretary ef toe National
Munlcpal league and editor of the Na
tional Municipal Review, 1 oomln t
A Good Suggestion. Oet tn the habit
of saying Pacific States Fire Insurance
Co. Hdmeff tee, Portland, Oregon. -
The -Umpire KerUaraat, ill Third,
ssrves special chicken dinner with toe
eream, 0i. Muale today.
Betel Moore, Seaside, Oregon, direct
ly overlooking the ocean. Open all year
steam heat -
The Dally Bews Bestaurant, 164 Al
der. New, clean. Short orders ft spe
cialty. ;-;.,.,..:.....',....,.,.-,-,... e,:.
Builders and Contractors Lumber for
sale at E. Tth And Grant . East 4879,
A-i62. ,
Memorial gervjoe. The Sunnyslde W,
C. T. U. will hold a WlHard memorial
service this evening at 7:80 p. m. in
As-Cap-So
WIU Slop That
Headache
Price 25c -
Relieves Headache quicker
than nv known remedy, oulot
lng: to h nerves. Affording
a restful sleep. ,
Portland Hotel
Phormacy
I-Vedprlck q, Forbeg Co.
Examination
J.
Ask
Those We Have
Already Fitted
One's entire health may
be affected by the way
glasses are fitted,.
Trust your eye troubles
to our skillful optician and
you may be sure that if
" proper fitting can correct
,eye troubles, we cn do it.
You'll find, too, that
though we make no claims
of. cheapness, depending
rather on the high quality '
.. of our work that our
glasses cost no more than
where service of a decid- '
, edly inferior sort is given.
Jaeger Bros.
The Irg Jewerry Store
, 266 Morrison Btt. 34 and '4th
17.0U
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FHSDAY EVI
The total rs''Strt "' f r tM
April primary eliil.n u5 t
rridajr evening amountf-d t 1'.-
914. Of this number. 1 4.27 7 are.
registered as Republicans, SS'I
as lemocrats, and 1 OS t as M'.-
cellaneoua. Registration last
week was very slow, but tne
county clerk proposes "putting
the signs on the etreet again this
week. On days when these signs
were carried, the registration has 4
doubled. By-calling attention of
voters to. the regist,raUon now,
many are able to register be-
fore the last few day a, when It
ia usually crowded. AU voters
in the primary election April 11
must be registered. The books
will be opened after the primary 4
election for those who have not ,4
registered, but wish to vote in e
the general election November I.
w
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Portland Restaurant, newleca ted at
841 Washington.' . . .
GOOD EATING IS A MATTER OF
NECESSITY WHATEVER THE PRICE
A Nine-Course Sunday
Dinner at $1.00 '
Such as we serve today is a matter of achievement,
for where else will you find in Portland auch a din
ner as we attentively serve, In an attractive dining
room at twice the price. v
Ready any time today, 2 to 8:50 p. m, -
"THOSE 15NTERTAINERS,,' '
In Songs and Music
, . KINO, QUINN AND SWEENY
m
HOTEL GARLTOIN
Restaurant and Grill
YVashington at 14th. Where PopularTrice
Irill "
EQLU
Investigate
Inquire
Inspect
10.000,060 yards of
bltullthlc payement
laid In the last ten
years The best is
always cheapest, r
Portland Marble Works
: Sstablished 1690.
the largest an
y
k on the coast. Cal
We carr;
best stoc
and get 'our prices before
purenasing eisewcere.
9f gitd see rourth Street
- Opposite City HalL'
?aees Mala 8S84, A-lSlS.
Kbotciplk Kicker
BJgb Grade Commercial gsd E'lcctrli
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East 629
ICB CO.
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Our -
"PROFIT-SHARING
Investment Certificates
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Abiolutely fireproof 723 Jt6oM 300 Boom With BatH
v tOO "ample Itbogu
Oeespiee aa eitire bleek i the heart ef easiaeee aad IsaaoUl aUtriets. Tht Most surDiS.
esot Lebby, tesuarant, Ballreom, Baaquet Ball aad Public Reams is the Watt. Tee utost
in eomlort aa4 cearenlence- VmiiwUit B.P.O.B. Qtui We Coanatioa, N(Uaa4, Wij
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p Besses Meek aeif Tials Ud eteaner
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J. U. ptOWTBU iaHstaat Vaufsr .
A New Style of the Renowned
"Brewster Piano"
for $265.00 .
, 113.00 PQWN AND $7.00 PER MONTH . . j
Now on Display in Our Windows
We can conscientiously recommend this plena. We guarantee It
in every way. We clatnTlt li the biggest value at the eboye price la the
city, ahd we ere always willing and ready to baclr. up this claim.
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: THE MONEYrSAVJNQ PIANO STOIK
Four PIpcVs Nortb .of Wb'ington, at Sixth and Burnside 6ts.
FIRE PREVENTION
and
FIRE PROTECION
are "better. than
FIRE INSURANCE
ordinarily, but your valu
able papers are not insur
able, nor possible, to re
place Allfteel File are -necessarily
all three In one. because
. they, are all .steel. . Cpnsidcr .
this. .
They-last forever, ran't get
-out of order,. operate easily,
.noiselessly, don't swell or
shrink, and they r cost no
more than the other kind,
If you are an economical,
careful, thoughtful business
ban, you should investi
'.'gatrthis.'. '
Accommodate Any System, . .
Small or Large. AjI? for CaUloj.
WHIT WI AM STATIONERY &
, iMibliliiuluii PRINTING CO.
Commercial Jutioners, Office Outfitters, Printer Engravers, Boc!.
' "let Makers end Boojctjlnders.
CORNER FIFTH WD OAK STREETS