The Oregon daily journal., April 25, 1912, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. IORTLAND. THURSDAY EVCNINO. APRIL M. lilt
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tUHli laal ba ata4t Ihla T',
for Tioi(lr( Ika ar4 a4
I H t..n.f lalnia all rur.
aa Iba elly afinaaa la la oarti-l allh
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THa hi . Ilaia of Xtoloicltta ta
Irolmaa tlata, mhn la
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aifhl al I acisca la aavaalle. kail
f 'oam(il ctua, H L. Taiap
, Iiua4 Ulttr, fca
ria4 from a Euraawa laur lla
rW4 li4a mad aaaaelaUr far lh
mUBfl. oUI lll law Uraalar Sr(
Ua4 laaa froM ma Oalar WoiU"
Itaoffa M ll(ri. eooaulllaf iiner
of lha -ublla dock coiamLMlaa. a ill
llana iha fro rapAft af lha hi t
Uar4 af tn! mimi Ilia a4
Halhorna avaua. ak aa aa or U b Uiaairaiatl bf aapwlally
al tha lata nf ft milra an aaur al la
Ihera itiim aa4 Itftlalh aifai: "'!
Ham llruklk liua drltar fr U r
clfle t'oaal Hiacull ro.kt. ala aa
m a I 1 U1m an hour ta l-l
P-jmililt klrl. k4 IV H 1 l.amraan,
maal 4alr al rnt fifih av4 lul
man I a Ir-. ho rn "in al
II mile B hour on lal Ullon
alraal. ffkm Nwrr.aa hallH ra
larday ha aa IAI4 lo kiar In muM
Ihla mornmt, an4 ha h failr4 l at
par. ralrolmaa Mima cll4 klm aa lha
talcphoea. Niwmio daclarad. hor,
that fttma had a autboftlf ia arraai
m or damand hla trknra In rourl.
nd tha Uauanra of a rrnl roiiawra
Ballavad Tmjb aiolaa To hark
bdiarad to h barn llolro, kr hld
br lha ahkrlffa fflca for Idknllflfk-
llon. lUrrr H l.ltidrn aa arraalad id
rennarllon with the deal IJndn rlntni
ha broug-ht th mm Trum Th lalla.
but 1 unabU to git aaturactory
xplkr.ktlon of how ha (o poaraalon
of thra Yratvrdajr morning L4nda
took iba horaaa lo JoliDaon a alabUa.
Twalflb and Hawthorn avtnu. whr
lhT wrra offered for till for IJOC An
offer of 1109 waa mada, which Unln
aorrptrd. He waa vlvon 114 ami prom
' UtO T0 in tha kftrrnonn tjndrn did
not rtum until t orack lait aTrnlng.
whin raputy Bhrrlffk Ironard and
Hunter arreatad him. Ona animal la a
bay tnara. wtlghlng about H00 pound,
about t jraar old. harlng a tr In tho
forahaail. Tha nthrr I a bar horar.
bout H yr old, wrlgha about 1100
pound. h a tr In the forehrad. and
well kept Bo til animate ara barefooted.
Ihetr hoofs showing they have not had
shoes for a long time. Any ona know
lng of g missing tmm of this descrip
tion are asked to notify the sheriff
office.
To Talk Against giggle Tu-l'hll
Metschan Sr., president, and Charles H.
Hhlelda, secretary, of tha Oregon Equal
Taxation league, will . address the
Ileal ty Board at tomorrow's luncheon
at the Multnomah hotel. The subject is
to be "Social Progress snd the I 1 vision
of Labor." Tha Oregon Kqusl Taxation
league was recently organized In fort
land for the purpose of "opposing aln
glo tax. Mr. Shields, the secretary, who
in down for n talk to tha realty men
tomorrow, lend the f!;ht In Seattle Isst
winter agatriHt the adoption of the sin
gle tax.
prepare slldea ttalph Modjeakt angl
beer Of the Itraadway and Interstate
bridge, will lell "What iba Interstate
bridge slaaaa la (iraater I'ertland "
There will be farther diacuealsn af lha
library alt.
ftaf Bltwir BpC Jsek Kaater.
alia J ark H llUkraa. known all along
Ihe raal as a aafe blower and a train
robbr. and who has served four I arm ia
lb penitentiary, of which two terms
were at aa Um. on al Wall Walla and
one at flan (Juenlift. arreattd yes
terday al first and t'olutnba stral
by Ilctlea ( Olimnn and Hnow on a
vagranry rbarg. lie 1 held a a au
let l n the safe hlnalng raara m
I'runl street I.ssl wk Ihe Welnsteln
Mrotberk safe al 171 rirt street wss
blown snd shortly before tbsl a safe
In Ihe Tsylor Iirolhera machinery a hop
waa blown. geveral data sgo, II Is
r I alined thai (he two defectives st-srehed
lb room occupied by Kater. flndfng
a nuarl bottle f nltrnglycerlna
riu nig ) Tsrtttair r
tl4 ad ln tlvweli, l a
aaU(ai fv im ataiis af aagtaa
mt eMWirtU la I- nil deai4aal
f IntlUiag aiiwllMi. ba aae4 la
4U aK aaiatkaua la it
. fa ell U ee U Mikaiaiai
fttMlir agKwed la, SkkrBia.s af
lavai tf a4 a artaiaal will
b- saad br Mar RaiaiM sbartly.
Tba aaiery af us a-aiu ta lt
1 be (eauiiMW i4 a rla
gtvtkg k ( a i rei4ei af iba
city t iba eaa af epflbraiioae fu ai.
Uaag la la aallr aad m 4jrtiaal
Tv Ole aWti4e "SXeral Xt(hei
Aloaa Cr4ial Ixeaaaa." kill be h
Mt)tl af n.elnl wbsra fai la
(a4 af lbrlee al I be efTeie-t aa
Nf, l lb ope a mealing af Iba Haa
lfeae leagua gnday aighl la Ibai-aap.
sawawaallb bulirg ails rraak T ewe-
lea will gie a 4iaa.all laadlag. aa4
rrfeor Morris fia phraAeMegWaJ
laadlaga Masting begin pewenplly
i. Tba f ubll I lated and admlealaa
U fre
ZOO
jSEK 10 OUST
FROM IHE BIY PARK'S
l4a.4 ta-Ibee-
af a -'
WaeeUawa aVasUeal riassad-tUal
deal f Weeles ara iirmly
aleetaed by lb aft lea af tha (eusrtl.
which yeirday g ranted Iba rartlaad
Hallway. Light A fvwar company a re-
tvkable peraall I ewnlrrt a flea block
etlensloa of II tin fraen lb pre
terminal along Wkum aeenua to ri
Thirteenth lrt I "r "pa My wnr af
fe-ieg by lha ataaalo ba aeeiirtbuiad
:0u lewsrds It cost
Feaae areav. rrt4f l Our It
grade of Ulne at II per gallon. Our
lilt grade af Wine at IM per gal
lon. Stralgbl Kentucky H blahy. 7
year old. regular lit, at II tt par
gaJlon. Kentucky VTblky. regular
II to. at II par gallon. Our II grade
of Whtakey, num. Ola and Brandy. II 10
r gallon, rrtday oaly. I7 l E.
Xlomsoa t rhenea 11 (IT. 8 JI14.
rre dellrery.
"Mod era tCarryrdenma" Addrrsa by
Dr. C II. Chapman, Journalist and ex
president nf Oregon university, tonight
at I In Kranch 4 headquarters, 13
Hs-or4 (trret. Admlaalon free.
For tha Vest go Days, any lady's
skirt will be dry cleaned and finished
up beautifully at the.U. 8. Laundry Co.
dry cleaning dppartraent for It rente.
1'hon East It, H UH e
Order to tali Vote An order .
ill notes snd Judgments In favor of j hotel.
i .it ireanor ni in mi. rtroii nini i
i nllnwrd this morning In the ilr-1
cuit rourl. r.. r. Tobln. recelrer of the
d'funcl tnstltuttwa. ssked for this ac
tion, tu Ms petition, he pets forth
iet he has collected 111.731 11. snd
paid out 117,211 21, leaving a balance of
12120 on hand. This balance will
also be distributed to the creditors. P.
M. hirers, president of the bank when
It wsa rloaed, I under a prison sen
tence until the full amount of lha loss
mads up for tha creditors. Judge
Gatsns allowed him a conditional parole
pending a settlement of the affairs.
Mysra and hJs attorneys promised tha
court to pay each creditor in full.
Crawfish la Beaaoa agsta "plced
and cooked tn wine, always fraab al
Lven Orllla. Ftsoch dlnnsr from 4 t
L 211 Ash etrvel. oppoalta Multnomah
T at.ll Ua wee lartd la la
(Irvwtl eil l sl Ike fias
Ik tllf fr A a )aaleaaaa I
aad la i af lb ms. le
(a rltad far Iba l
ealy I lb reekavel ak4 la la aulia.
bal daaaaae ggiaialUig7 I !.
Seke frexsi lb e-ily fee albvwlag
I hsrg4 la b aataaac
JJ. V breaaas ae4 H W Hee.4(Vt.
bexlt realty awaei la fsrsei
dilttHi yotalag Iba City east. n;4
artlaas The frior rwaad a
valued al III. laal yaar whub
ilkistes I MacUcaUly wertklee aa
acxia e-f Iba aad ttsvgalalg sMMa
Allaiaey tC K. Iirbbl rveals lb
iww aiktnllffa I lb sutC '
(lie fiaea lb sily aetditar U
feelh abowtng Ibal la Merb, III lb
pail board prpd skvtag lb
ixiiatda ibe liy. l'pa Utla rettai
lua Ihaaet ea I tatted txiUdiSg fcla
hte Nvtaiag ba bea deoa. bever.
l arraog for aeeib tecellei fr lb
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WONDERS OF OREGON
FEATURED IN MAGAZINE
Oregon aad Fwrllcad reeaa la fee- e
lenalva -.tu In th May Ueue af Bun
eel the -lfle Monthly wbk-h I Jvai
off lha preea l-ractleally lha what
magasiaa. In feci, la giveb oyer I sta
rt of Oregon.
The leading article by gamuel Etna,
entitled "Th llrealh of lb Chinook."
la a spUndid treat! on Portland gad
the country eontlgvaus I It. Aflsr re
viewing Hi history of lb slat and
city and marshaling It raaource. Br
ans declares mat rnniana i a pre
deatlned city" and will develup Into
on of tha great rommunltle af lha
Ballon.
la his story of Mount Hood and tha
autTtmobtls routes lesdlng to If, Randall
Howard draws a vivid work pleiur of
g ...11 '- '
A, r-b-aa !'
s(ey sla44 etiV!y
I H tall 4 Ik Uteajeal f,
b 4 br b!! i'ii iu
hv eNr tk ta.ire
tMUforaa, tmf teisr 4
tMa i ta bwrs 4
T aagaia la b-aaaUfig l.l-a
. lil-4 1 k. aartte ta s-eetisrt
af gag wna bet: beatt af
ijl ta i' ,
aa.4 - It t It
,A tv. . d ."
Obe- b k4-A tJeeeJg
4W 4d ree'der ! "
straM ieaii-Ji-4 lb
f ' tt I Mr '. t
by tV T UW4, e-es V
Tb m-Wu. ai-4 ib gJg at
Ibal II t ' 4 ae.rt
ar lb t-tukg
Tbs reople Are XxolVad at the TsJues
offered In rnn'S, ladle' and children a
rlntMng, hatgand shoes rsrtlg's Ram
pla fitor. 271 Front at Open svsnlngs.
Itetnil Jess Harriaa for Camas,
Waahougal and way landings, dally sa
cepl Sunday. Laaves Waahlngton stroot
dock at I p. m.
2flnas Xmpossd cn Two. The outcome
of Hie fight between Patrolman Mulch
ings and two men and a woman In a
bakery at 2fH Fourth street several day
ago when Mulchings was beaten over
tho head with a sieve and other artl-
FRIDAY
"Quality and
Saving" Sale
The keynot of these
sales Is the hart
quality merchandise
at a lower prlo than
usual. A saving to
you on every article
advertised.
For Tomorrow
Orestes OfTIo of Attorney. Will Urn
). Kenton, counsel Southern Tsclflc com
pany lines In Oregon, announces that.
lng to the Increase of business In
th legal department, tt became necee-
ry to create tha office of attorney
and that Ralph K. Moody ha been ap
pointed to such position, effective May
1. Mr. Moody will have hla office Tn
tha Wells-Ksrgo building, and devote his i e-
ttme to the trlnl of cotitatcd cases and I
glvs sttentton to such other matter of
detail as will enable Mr. Kenton to de-
rote lils time to general matters. Mr.
Moody's appointment will effect no
change In the relstlon of the other mem
bers of Mr. Fcnton'a staff.
mst 18 MiBOt mid from First snd
Alder streets to Osks rink; skating af
ttrnoon and evening.
Hotel If eere, eeslJe, Oregon, direct
ly overlooking the ocean. Open all year
tea m heat.
W. A. Wis snd sssoclstes. pelnless
dentists. Third and Washington.
ANY
BROKEN
LENS
Can be dupli
cated in an
hour by
calling us up.
Marshall 8 19.
We will call
and deliver.
COLUMBIAN
OPTICAL
COMPANY
145 Sixth
Br, Xamm has returned Selling bldg.
House moving snd repairing. James
Osrrlck. PhoLe Knst 1127. J0J E. Mor
ris n street
FnpUs Qsttla Pprlng Tever. At the
W. C. T. TJ. meeting last night Mrs.
Millie Trumbull of child labor fame, de.
llvered an address on "Uw Knforcc
ment." saying that the spring fover had
struck tho schools and many of the
boys had come to the conclusion that
work with ample returns now wss bet
ter than an education, and that their
ages were Increasing fast from 13 to
lfi, the required age by law, before they
can enter factories so that permits are
not granted under tho ggo limit Pol
lowing this the monthly social was held.
Mrs. I. It. Lewis providing delicate re- j
freshmcnta. I
Women's 1430 sutd 2.00 Bilk
Hose $1.15 Women's Heavy
plack Silk Hose, double garter
top, a special lot from America"
greatest silk hose manufacturer
black only; a limited quantity;
1.60 and 12.00 quality. ...1.15
$1.80 Hong silk
Gloves, 75 Wom
en's U-butt'n length,
double tipped Milan
ese 811k Gloves, Paris
Point embroidery; a
limited quantity.
white only; rg. 11.50
quality, special 75?
45o Quality Silk Rose, 33 l- i
Women's Boot Silk Hose, In black,
white, tan; 46o quality '33 1-34.
On Regular Sale
We are sole agentr of the fa
mous "Phoenix" Gtnarantasd Bilk
Kose for men and women. Men's
SO Plr; women's TBJ pair
Four pair guaranteed 3 months
Xayssr's Tabrlo Doeskin Olorea,
2-clasp, 50c); K-buttoa length,
per pair ...7G
Gloves Cleaned Im a Bnperiog
Manner all lengths, pair, 10i
TJmbreUas Bep aired ufl Baooverad
309 Morrison St
(m awes wo utuV .
Tat Hons Tbat Qnallty Built
XiBk Trafflo Again Opn F. II. Fo-
garty, assistant general freight agent
of the Northern Paclffc railway, ha
received a telegram from the company's
general freight department to the effect
that lake traffic Is attain open, and that
the first boats will leave Buffalo. Cleve
land and other ,Lake Erie ports today.
There Is a differential in the freight
rate In favor of lake and rail ship
ments, of which a great many shippers
on this goast take advantage. Boats
operating from the Lake Erie ports
make direct connection at Duluth with
the Northern Paclfio trains.
AC-.
SB.
I. XATXZS
Glasses TBjjit Fit
FIT THAT XINDl If your glasses
do not relieve your head as well as
your eyes and are not comfortable,
they do not fit you. FT consulta
tion.
Dr. Haynes SJSSSP1
Suite 497 Marqnam Building,
rouBTK rtooB.
In progressive,
wide-awake
cities the old
t i m e boast,
"Miles of paved
streets," has
been changed
to "Miles of
Bitulithic. "
There's a rea-
APOLLO CLUB
CjONCERT
60 MALE VOICE3
Aaditted by
H. W. NEWTON, TENOR
Heilig Theatre, Monday, April 29
MASON & HAMLIN PIANO USED
Whenever the selection of a
iano is left to people who really
now, the wonderful Maaon &.
Hamlin la aJwajra firot choice.
It is a piano that ia, not a piano
that haa been. Its creator is rec
ognized today as the greatest
conatructive genius known in the
history of piano-makinsr. A visit
to our Maaon & Hamlin rooms
will delight you. We are sole
agents.
Morriaon at Seventh
aHEJaLIO
1 tUSATMtl
n. tilua
Mai I, avtlit
- ta f at wit Cwoali
May Robson
TealgM aad a44y viM
4a fM Woieea ai.a.
A nit 9WV
TeHa aad raay fV44
mi avv4taaATa
or tm saAar
K il
II tt. II . it, li-
It.
IN , v j
tu iiu araaa tobat
IttiUa THSATKM
! taar Hiat. MI It
The Swedish Playcri
lit lwke. HI. M.
ele"
"The Piikvist Girls"
f !' lea.r r' fuel l r aa
It tr :( ' I- t tMrr nrel
t iua II. aeat 4 ! lat II
! w iiai.eo. ' e r 4 4 4.
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Al
its
ti Aa.
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a p j
P Met
riliTtl
Mau aa
Ow U Bakee. H1, ,
rosiiiiir
M.allae Bel jl-lef A atey ,
tii groiLxa-
Hn Tri..i t arltav
lie, aa
Kiilt. rl
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aal -e. Tk gogw f
hei ali
ta Cra a"
S- f MAtW A-lM
r . a 11 BtATtVtB ttf.l
-T DAT
i-4-aos
nosTra
wt" V TIIL.tTIU: I J. 2 JO tU
rauL it
Aa4a OearVea Waiser, Xl. Sella,
war "rear." Be lea. Scgart
A B1sSae. WemlwerVB. Ta A Tedty,
Orxerua irtctare.
aa Btau ary Day,
lawUlaaa Oaavtdta
ra-BBrty Or aad W BVfaed Va)4ertu
wnv iran. si
in'
45-a"
"A Vtgat fa a Sag.
Ilea Knaia Xait," ta
K s y el B aa tt
Troap. Walter aad
rraak. Wllw
a r s a l. Mr. aad
fre. gydaey my
aolds. In Klaaaof
all. Oriklilri.
WaUOXS 1 Bad tt
The Large Hat
Sacrtd Cantata A sacred cantata en
titled "Queen Esther" will be given at
the Taylor Street Methodist Episcopal
church, at ( o'clock tomorrow evening,
under the auspices of the Portland Wo
men's Willamette club, an organization
that has recently been formed to assist
In raising the en4owment fund for Uni
versity of Willamette. The musical
will be given under the direction of
E. 8. Miller. Everyone that la Inter
ested In the raising of the endowment
fund is urged to be present.
Th Baltimore rural tore company
will exhibit their hand made mahogany
furniture made here In Portland In their
own workshop, beginning Monday, April
22, continuing through tho week at their
store, 411 Alder street. For this exhibi
tion they will again make, a 2B per cent
discount on all furniture purchased or
ordered, also ' on their new shipment
of Sheffield plate. Main 4043.
Special Prlday Only Don't be de- j
ceived. W sell absolutely, pure wines'
and liquors, 11.60 quality port, sherry, 1
angelica and muscatel win, 76c per
gallon; 14 rye and Bourbon whiskey1
(2.75 par gallon; $4 brandy, 12.76 par ;
gallon; $4 rum,. $2.76 per gallon. Na-1
tional Wine Co., Fifth and Stark. Phon
Main 6490. Home A-H9I. Delivered.
Oct th Habit Qo wber the crowd
goes. New Grand theatre, 106 Sixth
street, between Washington and Stark,
commencing Thursday, April 26 for
three day.. Gaumonf "weekly, all the
latest new of the world. ' Best show
in the elty for th money. Three ttrcra'
sand feet films shown every show. Five
cent any seat rive cams.
Woodsman Btabbd ta Tight Wallace
Fall and Jsck Wallace,' both woodsmen
fought a bloody battle this morning In
th Western lodging hour at Second
and Bumaida streets, which resulted
la the serious Injury of Felix who watf
stabbed bn the hip with a Jack knif
wielded by Wallace. The two were In
their-cups, when an argument started
FERTILE
POWELL
VALLEY
ONE, TWO, FIVE AND
TEN ACRE TRACTS
at Rockwood, Ruby, Base Line,
Gillis, Gresham, Pleasant Home,
Scenic, Cdttrell. The most fertile
soil in Multnomah county. Acres
as low as $150. Monthly payments,
$3.
Business Lots
Residence Lots
at new, rapidly growing towrisites,
as low at $10(X Monthly terms.
$2. Investigate the great oppor
tunity.
'
Ubdmenstock & larson Co.
. .286 OAK STREET . i j
Gel tha Original and Genuine
HORLICK'8
MALTED BIILK
The Food-drink for AH Ages
For Infants, Invalidj,and Growing children,
PureNutrinoiuup building the wholebody.
InvigoratesthenursirignwthaarKJtheagfd.
Rfch milk, malted gain, to powder form,
A quick Iuncli prepared b a minnte.
Take no rabstitate. Ak for H0R LICK'S,
fol in Any flIHk Trust
More Class
Less Price
Out of
High-Rent
Zone
For May and June, of Hemp, Milan,
Chip, Panama or Lace, may be either
black or white, with any color scheme
carried out in the trim.
Latest models from best makers just
in. Untrimmed at $2.50 to $10.00.
Trimmed at $5.00 to $50.00.
ADVANCE STYLES
SUPERIOR MERCHANDISE
EXCELLENT SERVICE
Girls' Hats
Hundreds to choose from $1 to $7.
atatiaee Daily
W-gESr aVrarX. ta Xtret frosa ST
Tork. "Tha Soul Klaa." Aormaated or
eastra, direction of 0. aV aVoberta. TU
Sara, aroos a auru, varrvs sna,
array S)aaat, faatagascepa. Orch.
tra. rovniar prlcaa. Boa offloa pa 10
M l p. m. raoae , saaus
43. Canal S-0, Till aa a. Boa
ana flrat row aaleony rre.
TIXAT1I '
WBXK aVrmiXi ta Bstra. apodal return,
agmarasB B4. . AUlaa la "Tb BU .
ef Chin tow a," direction aUlea CnrMs.
rrforma'o dally. gi30, TsJO aad tas.
Bight prlo, IS and tSe. Katla, aay I
at IS, eaoapt oadsys aad holidays. .
rrlday algbi, Caora Olrls Coat. . j
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Ooraar Taogha and Twaaty-fourta Its.
Portland
TS.
Oakland
212-14Thirri
St at Salmon
FRAL1LY
T2 TWO EST
-OT STORES ERT
392 Morrison
St Near 10th
HOTEL
STEWART
SAH FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
European Flan $ 1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Mew steel aad Mck atmetur. Eeery
saaaara eaweaaiaa. Madaraea rata.
Canter of theatre aad retail diatriot, Oa
ax line traataf rrias all over city. Elee.
trie asaaibaa aat traia aad i
Every Man Should Decide
early in life to save money.
To save means success not to save means future dependence
upon others.
Savings Banks, such as the Hibernia Savings Bank, place every
facility at the disposal of those desiring to save.
It receives deposits of $1.00 or more, pays 4 interest and pro
tects deposits with its Capital and Surplus.
Decide now, to be successful begin at once to save.
Commercial accounts also received.
Hibernia Savings Bank
"A CONSERVATIVE CUSTODIAN"
Second and Washington Sts. Open Saturday Evenings from 6 to 8
APBXXi S3, 84, as, 86, 87, SS.
Game begin week days 3 p. m. Sun
days 1:30 p. m.
T. A DIES' BAT rBrOAT
Boys under It free to bleacher Wednea- .
day.
CONCERT
Benefit for the famine sufferers in '
China, given by the students of Port-M
land under the auspices of
TOTJ1TO CHUTE BE ASSOCIATION A ITS " .
FOBTXUUTO CnAKBES COICafE&OB '
AT
Bungalow Theatre.
JLTMO.lt 80, 191S. n
Thursday Evening, 8 o'Clock. ;
Tickets for sale at the box office
$1.00, BOc and 25c. ;
TICXSTS STOW OV BAXS. AT AXV3
THEATBE BOX OmCZI TOM .
Grand Annual Ball '
or THE
X.
ASUOBTSAU
Batnrday, April 87, 8:45 p. m.
IVS. A.:
Al Malston
- - -
Vow open for tmslaess at SH7 Stark st
' ratrr oxva aaroa asTASuas
And custom aho making. ' FornVerty
with W. J. Fullam, and for th last two
year with J. chrlnd. - .
Oregon Humane Society
Office Cfty Mall. Main SSI; A-7BIS -Humane
Officer, Sergeant E. Crate,
Resldenc 24 E. S4th N., East 4779.
Horse ambulance corner of 5th and Tsy
lor. Veterinary In charge Marshall (00.
Animals' Rescue Horn. Northrop Acre.
Thomas A. Short, ?upt. A-1347. 3 linaa
Foslcr & Klelser
Hlgti Qrad) Commercial aad Itleetrlf
ft aad Bt avarot) .
aM- uui B-aaa .
A TIRELESS WORKER
Money deposited in the, bank 'works for you twenty-four
hours a day; never sleeps and is always on hand when you want it.
A small sum aaved has started tnany a man on the road to
owning his own business. '
You can start ah account hi our bank with ONE dollar. Don't
put it off. Tomorrow" is a poor man. Start with what you
have now and add to it aa you can. .. . ,5 ,
WE PAY 4 INTEREST COMPOUNDED TWICE A .
. YEAR ON SAVINGS . .. , . ;
Mer chants Sa vinfls & Trust Company
THE HOME FOR SAVINGS." . y j ,
Merchants Trust Bldg, S. W.-Con Sixth and Washington Sts.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 6TO 8.
HAVE TOW
&E BESTED
TOUB
TABIiB
roa TKIS
Evxinif a
AT THE
AB.CA.PiaW OABDEJT
HOTEL MULTNOMAH
"Th Restaurant Beautiful T
The entertainment features will
surprise you by their excellence.
Complete program twice every
evening, from :B to 3:30 and
from 10:30 to 1J:S0.
ULIITE, BOSS AJTD BATUOSTD
In the latest papular songs.-
XA AV9VOITA Bpsnlsh Dancer
- KOHSBTf Violin. Virtuoso
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