THE OREGON PAILY JOURNAL,' .PORTLAND, TUESDAY: EVENING, MARCH 2, 1915.
OWN TOPICS
teitt DAT Or 1915.)
AMUSEMENTS
ti3 Broirdwajr t Taylor CUrtalna 2:15
(1 :15. Tli Whirl nf tha World." MU-
Ivb Wedaeaday.. Friday, Saturday? .
kEB Brvadway and lxto. Curralna 2:20
M- 8:20. - Matlnro Sunday. Wedneadajr
Saturday, urlnln . ui. aamer, mu
:al comedy.
HEUM Broadway at Stark-" Venderine.
lirtaliia 3;J0 and 8:30. . ...
.TSAUES Otroad-nray at Aider. vauaeTuie.
irtalna T and 6:10. ?
feadeTtlle, ttitlnuoua, 1:30 to 5:30, 1:60
rt:t5. Week day. Continuoua 1 to II.
mdaya. 1
tlC fourth at Stark. Vaudelll. Con-
uDotia. 1 (to 1i ti. a.
fcTKNXH WTKEbr KIe,t! and Morrlron.
jutbenttc jUertaau war yicturen. 11 a. in.
'XI p. inj-
L'ilhl A bilith between W'asblueton and
tark alrceu. Mulluu pictures, 11 a. m. to
U p. in. f.
(H,E' Wast Park at Alder atreet. Mo
di iili luron, 11:30 a. m. to ll:JO p. tn.
H WtaUlngUai at Park. Motion plcturea.
a. m. to 11 u. m.
riONAl Park and Wt Park, at Stark.
at Ion nlt tiirea. 12 m. to 11 D. lu.
IlKSTIC WaahingKm at Pari. Motion plc-
Dea. II a. m. to 11 D. tu.
f SKT Wanbingtim at Broadway. Motion
mures i 11 m. ru. to II t. m.
d MtSECM Fifth and Tailor. Houra 9
5 wt-ek dura. 2 to :i Sundays. Free arter
itis of 'J'ufsday, Thursday, Friday, Satur-
i V Coining Events.
club luuc-beou it the. Multiioroab hotel
til 3.' .
nigreiwlff Buslnesa Ilea's luncheon at the
sou hotel March 4.
ealty Board luttubeon at Commercial club.
?li 5.
neaon CItIc leazue laocheon at - Multno-
hi hotel, March o. . .
ast side Humness Men ' luncbeoe Marcn o.
hHlKiijr urctieaua cuucWrl at . the llelilg,
h 1.. i i
Central Library "Meeting.
itioualbt society, every Sunday eeiilnir
ikgoti .'iric league lecture every Xhura
ieyenius. .
ardfic -uuiyeralty uzteusion lectures, every
nupiuay evening.
Port Information Supplied.
ilformntlon regarding tb(la port niay be ob
icd from the Portland Chamber of Coul
ee, fitf Fifth street.
A-iaua.
XelepUoa Main WJ
! , Fir and Police.
fr department Main 7700. A-1."2S.
alien department Malu 7181, A-0751.'
Today's Forecast'. .
rtland and Ticinify Fair "tonlzbt and
dnesduy; northwesterly winda. 1
reston and Wanhmttort Generally fair to-
ht and Wednesday; winds mostly westerly.
lano ueueraiiy lair vou'isni; auu vveunea-
J Weather Conditions..
fceBalnr State disturbance ""Im dppreaaed
liitaUKiky aud this Is movlnft slowly east
d. It baa caused precipitation in south
; California, the Buain States. Colorado.
locally In- WaahiDgtou. .High pressure ob
M ver the .central porljori vt Jhe I'nlted
tea anil Canada. The weather is cooler in
ith and much colder in the Halotas, Miime-
antd . Manitoba: it is warmer in leSias.
aourl. Jon a, tne Mianie Aintniic niaiea
'St. Lawrence valiev. l.leht frtwt was re-
ted ' th la morninu from, northwestern Cali-
nia and local fog olitaiiied along or near
North I'aclftc coaRt.
''he onditiona. are favorable for generally
. -rweather In ..this district ton Ik lit ami
dnesdny with sllKht tetriperature changes
li generally westerly winds.
'i tir.uuiiciu r. I'.iwiiMi.
j." Acting Uistrlct ForecaRter.
ObserHtions.
rAfteruoon report of preceding day.
Temperature S
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lene, Teias. . . -H) 8 "T M H o" :
ir. Or, :S4 -O 40 3U 6
ton; Mass. . ... SO 0 41 Si 1H 0
Cfalo, N. V..l as 34 0
eago, 1 11... i..: 4 tl 42 :U 14
iyer, Colo..... 3 4 40 . 24 . 8 O
loth, Minn..;.. --2 -3H 32 - 2 -4- .
i-eka. Cal. oS - U B2 ilX 4 O
o t'al. 42 2 52 42 4 .10
lTton. Texas... 54 1:2 :t 12 o
vre, Mont.. lo - 2 20 10 4 O
keonville, Fla. 44 - 4 44 8 O
naaa City Mo. . . 30 S 44 34 4 0
oiihe. Tenn.. 28 - 8 46 2H 4 O
i Angeles, Cl. 44 - 2 38 42 4 . O
rshfield. Or... 38 O. 32 31 4 .01
ntreal. Que. . .24 12- 22 2o 1 O
w Orleans. t,a. 41 4 30 44 0 O
w York. N. V. JO 8 38 2 30 O
Head. Wu.;. 46
. Yakima. Wn. 34 - 4 fi 34 10 .01
rtland; Or... .i. - - 38 - 1 34 38 2 O
seborg. Or.. . : 4 oO 3 ,4 0
sweilT N. M. . . 30 s 0 .38 34 4
Umisi .Mo. V.. 30 48 34 4 O
It "take. I tHh. 34 -0 60 32 .04
Francisco. Cal. 48 0 to 48 4 0
ttl. Wash 30 .- 8 50 ,30 ' O
ka. Alaska.... 42 2 30 4 O
kane; Wah... 30 - 2 54 30 0 O
ma, Wceh 30 - 8 48 34 A , O
to I'll., Wn. 40 4 5 41 4 0
Idea J AUska... 30 O 30 4 .ofl
ilia Walla, Wn. 38 o 44 38 4 O
shlugton, -D. C. 84 8 40 30 6 0
innipeg.lMan... -14 -34 22 -14 0 0
Ptti-nnorli Xarona On SicVcla. To-
lorrow night at 8 o'clock at the White
hnirjle,' FranR li. jriiitpn, a i'oriiana
torney, will give, an illustrated lec-
re; eniitiea, inreugn Europe -on .
Vjrvie. iui. influx . wnfti-
l anM Btrikiiif nlr'tiirps taken hv hlm-
r . - " ' - '
. . . v.... . a t .
I - in oil nnrTH 1 1 if. iiruiiu mi 111 r.i K.
!ud, and especially in the countries
iwr at war. The pictures to -De snown
11 ; be suppiementea oy pictures se
red after the great war commenced.
..f.inu- tho pitnrn pvpral Kriecial
fuslcal numbers will be given under
rection of Professor W. M. Wilder,
lie meeting is under, the auspices of
6 men s organization or me cnurcn.
ie public is invited.
Editor Files Anstver. Editorials at-
ckihg "Painless" Parker during Par
r's campaign for . a law against tne
ental tj'ust," as he called those pp-
sing liiln, -which were printed in ttte
bectator; ; were- privileged ' editorial
ramcnt. according to the amended
swer filed -by Hugh Hume, editor f
e r magaizne, yesterday in Parkeri"s
bej- suit for $10,000 damages, aiunie
sd .alleges that tne editorials were
us.' The case Is to come before Clr-
it-Judge Gatens for trial in the near
ture. . i
Keceivinr 1 Congrratalations. J. I
ichards, secretary of the AbstracV&
itle Co.,' is smilingly receiving con-i-atulations
on the birth of a daugh
t, his second child.. The young lady
eigbed 8 pounds. Mother and' daugh
r re reported tloing nicely at their
lome, 1068'past Eleventh street north.
Jitney Measure Opposed. Yesterday
bon the Royal Arcanum luncheon at
lie -Haael wood was attended by a
amber 0T leadfn members of ' the
der. v J.- H. Page spoke on the ques-
UNION
DENTISTS
orner. of Second and Morrison! Look
Lt the big Union sign. Ail work guar.
y anteea. .
Open' 8 A. M. io 8 P. M. .
..- Sundays. 10 to -12 A. M. '
ull Set Teeth, that fit. $5.00
Id Crown, 22-k . . ... . .$3.50
ridge Teeth, 22-k. ... .$3.50
ainless ' Extraction . v . : 50c
Or. Wlietatone. Slgx.
tlon of jitney regulation. He opposed
the Daly ordinance, charging that U
Is esontailly unjust, and that it is an
attempted evasion ' of the referendum.
The promise to place the measure be
fore the people after it was In effect
and operation he declared to be vague,
and to be a promise to lock the stable
door after the horse was stolen.
Released on. Bail John Keefe, the
federal' prisoner whose, plan to escape
was -checked by the discovery of a
letter to a woman prisoner recently,
was- released from. Jail , yesterday on
ball .pending action by the grand Jury.
He is charged with using the mails to
defraud. ' Keefe hoped to obtain 'the
release by means of aid of the woman
to whom he wrote, ' as he- believed she
was about to be released on bail.
Accused of Non-Support. J. W. Os
good admitted thatehe had not worked
since he was married In November. He
was bound over to the grand Jury yes
terday by District ; Judge Jones on a
charge of non-support. During the
hearing the testimony was to the ef
fect that he had but $8 when he was
married, while his wife had $295. This
money was paid out for living ex
penses, it was asserted.
Antomoblles In , Collision. In an
automobile collision at Third and Co
lumbia streets late yesterday ma
chines "belonging to K. Onishi of 243
Fifth street, and Zeph Murphy of 4li2
Seventy-third street southeast, were
considerably damaged, although
neither iof the drivers was Injured.
So great was the force of the collision
that the machine driven by OnishJ
was hurled 30 feet across the street.
Zngtneer's Hand Scalded. C. A.
Osterdahl. an engineer" for the North
ern Pacific, residing at 354 Grand
avenue, was. bad,ly scalded about the
hand this morning' -about" 2 o'cloek In
the terminal yards. The water gauge
on his engine broke and . the boiling
water streamed over the hand that
was clutching , the throttle. He was
taken to the Uood Samaritan hospital.
Hew Stevedoring Company. Articles
of incorporation1 of the Griffiths Steve
doring company, incorporated, capital
ized at ftlO.OOO, were filed this morn
ing with County Clerk Coffey by
James Griffiths, -G. C. Frisbie and
Charles E. McCulloch.
Passed Bad Check. I. L. Jacobs
pleaded guilty this morning to a
charge of passing a bad check and will
be sentenced by Circuit Judge Davis
Friday.
Mrs. Van Dyke to Stugr. Mrs. Narrcy
Beats Van Dyke, soprano, will sing
at the state meeting of the D. A. R.
tomorrow in place of Mrs.. O'DaV. who
is ill.
Parents are X6cated. Through the
War department, fiputy Sheriff Phil
lips has discovered that Jackson
Downs and Wife, the parents of 18-year-old
Forest Downs, who was mur
dered near Troutdale recently, reside
near Connelton, lnd. ""Notification of
the boy's death has been sent them.
No further evidence has been found in
the case.
Estate of Eugene Cunningham. An
estate worth over $25,000 was left by
Eugene Cunningham, who $'ed Febru
ary 23, acconding t& the petition of
his son, John W. Cunningham." for let
ters" of administration filed yesterday.
Mrs. Adelia E. Cunningham, -the widow,
is the only other heir. f
"History of Thought." In' Reed col
lege extension course 22, The New His
tory, Dr. Max Pearson Cushlng' will
give the fourth-lecture, entitled, "The
History of Thought," this evening at
8 o'clock,, in library hall of the Cen
tral library. '
nlng at the Seamen's institute, 125
Pifth street, north. Besides the local
talent who will take part, several num
bers will be given by the crews of the
ships now In port. The program - is
to begin at 8 o'clock.; v
Having' sold Mr Interests in the
Lambs club I want to thank my many
friends for their kindnesses during
the months I was trying to serve
them. And I wish them all good luck.
F. J. BRANDE3. ' (Adv.)
Mr. Smoker, why not smoke the S.
B. FIVE? None better made anywhere
for 6c The Oregon-Made Cigar of
Quality. Ask your dealer. (Adv.)'
Steamer Jesse HarkJns for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 -p. m. (Adv.)
. Clean, dry wood, heavy and lightr
$2.75 per load. East 3967, C-1418. (Ad.)
4 Shlpherd's Hot Springs. A good
time to go. E. L- SHIPHERD, Mgd. Ad-
Use Common Sensed Buy Superior
coal. $4.50-$6 ton. M. 164. A-1541. (Ad.)
X. B, Fox, optician. Journal blJg! Ad.
STATE CAPITAL NEWS
(Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or., March 2. Photographs
of the unknown burglar, slain at St
Paul, 'were taken at Woodburn before
the burial of the man, with a, view of
establishing his identity. Frank Un
dermeyer and James -Grady, alleged
confederates of the dead, man, were ar
raigned on a charge of burglary yes
terday afternoon. They waived exam
ination and were held: to the grand
Jury. ,
Governor 'Withycombe yesterday aft
ernoon wired Congressmen Sinnott,
Lafferty and Ilawley urging them to
make every effort to secure the pas
sage of the Columbia river fish hatch
ery bill
Secretary R. B. Goodin. of the state
board of control, is seriously ill with
pneumonia. However., his condition
has shown some improvement since
Sunday. . .
The fact that the Tumalo project
bill was badly pled' in passing will
not Invalidate its terms according to
Assistant Attorney General . Van
Winkle. He also says that the fact
that in the last paragraph of the
amendments to the compensation act,
reference is .made to section 6, When
it should be section 4, will not make
any difference, as section 4 was sec
tion 6 before the amendments were
made, so it is easy to get the. intent.
Homeless, penniless and, jobless
men were, given 2250 free lodgings
at the Salem Men's club fi-omthe
time it was established, .December 1,
to yesterday, when "the club 'was
closed, according to a report just
made. A total of 487.5 meals of the
5 and" 10-cent variety were served,
and of this number 1015 were worked
out at the club. The club was main
tained by private subscription and
was of great assistance fn caring for
the poor fend securing employment
for them.
FOUND MOTHER'S BODY
Fine Program Arranged. -An excel
lent program has been arranged by
Mrs. D, Munn for the concert this eve-
Spokane, Wash., March 2. With
both feet cut off, the body of Mrs."
Mary Butler, 73, was found late last
night on the high Great Northern
trestle. Mrs. Butler wandered away
and was struck by a fast east-bound
mail while her son and neighbors
were searching for her.
RU BLEE PASSES MUSTER
i
Washington, March 2. A favorable
report was made yesterday on the
nomination of George Ruhlee. to be a
member of the federal trade commis
sion by the senate committee on com
merce. '
Northwest Jews
; Linn Finances Good. . r
Albany, Or., March 2. The first
turn over of tax money was made
yesterday by the Linn county tax col
lector, it. amounted to $13,393.39, col
lected since February 11. .
One of the shortest terms on record
was held in department No. 1 of the
state circuit court, .presided' at by
Jttdge Kelly, here yesterday.' .Three
cases were to be tried, each concern
ing assaults, the accused being out on
bonds, but in each case the complain
ing witnesses failed to appear. Tho
cases were then dismissed on motion
of the district attorney, i
Linn county Is one of the few coun
ties in the state that is! in gopd shape
financially, according to, the state ac
counting department's report) just is
sued, for the close of business De
cember 31. It shows that Linn cpun
tyi is among the 11 counties , of th
state that have a surplus on hand. '
To walk about 45 miles Since Sun
day morning because he missed a
train, in order to be present in court
when a case against him was called
for trial and then to find that the
case against him was to be dismissed,
was the experience of Frank Stein
grandt, over 6 feet tali, a rancher re
siding about 13 miles above Sweet
Home.
Michael Hoflich, a resident of Linn
county for about. 28 years, died Mon
day morning at his home near Gray
station, five miles south of Albany,
at the age of 78 years. He was bom
in Germany and came to the United
States when he was 20 years of age.
He lived in Iowa and Nebraska befora
coming to Oregon. He is survived by
the following children: G. A. Theo
dore, William, Max and Fred, all of
Albany; Carl of Portland, Herman of
Butte, , Mont,; Mrs. W. H. Berres of
Wasco, and Mrs. Lena Caldwell of
Linn county.
New Town in Umatilla.
Pendleton, Or., March 2. Vincent is
the newest town in Umatilla -county,
the court having Just filed a plat as
submitted by Lou Hodgen and other
residents. The town is located in the
east end, near the Washington line,
and as a community has been known
as Vincent for a number of years.
X dog, presumably mad, was killed
at Holdman Sunday night after it had
bitten' several hogs and other doga
and had snapped at a number of chil
dren. The animal exhibited all th
symptoms of rabies", and excitement
was at a high pitch until a shot ended
its career. The head has been sent to
Portland for examination.
"Cyrus Noble," one of the Round-Up,
bucking horses, caused the downfall
of Clyde Slmms yesterday. A com
plaint was filed against him charging
him with the larceny of the . horse
from the Ttound-Up Bermuda, north of
the city. Simms, it is alleged, stole
the horse from- the winter pasture,
brought it to town and sold It to
James Huston, a buyer -for a Denver
firm which ' is riding the ranges for
cavalry horses for Europe. Sheriff
Taylor, who is president of the RoundV
Up, and Livestock Director S. R.
Thompson'" got wind of the theft and
located the animal before it ' was
shipped. The arrest followed.
Roseburg Gets Industry.
Roseburg, Or., March 2. Mrs. Wal
ter Criteser of West Fork, accused of
shooting at several women who were
bathing in a pool near her home on
July 6 last, was found guilty in the
circuit court here yesterday on a
Charge of assault with a dangerous
weapon. - '
An enterprise that will mean much
to Roseburg through the development
of a large sand. and. gravel bed south
of Roseburg is to be established soon.
,A gravels bar of about 45 acres has
been bought by the Roseburg Sand &
Gravel company. A spur track will be
built from the main line of the South-
em Pacific -railroad -to the gravel bar.
and airparatus installed for , .loading
the gravel. ." , ':. : "V, -" 1 "
Believing that his son,, Roy Farnafn,
is innocent of 'the ussault on Miss'
Edna Morgan, bis sweetheart, for
which he : was ; convicted "and sent to
the state penitentiary, and the crime
of murder, a charge of which is still
pending against him, F. A. Farnam of
Cow Creek, the boy's ' father, has em
ployed a detective to come to Douglas
county io search for' evidence whicii
may- vinclieajte the accused.
" 'Cornelius Veteran Dies.
Cornelius ; Or., March . 2. Robert
MeNutt,; a pioneer resident and vet
eran of the Civil war, died here this
morning after a lingering illness,
aged 69 years. He issurvived by
his widow, Sarah McNutt, and two
sons, Carroll McNutt of Forest Grove
and Leslie McNutt of Grants Pass.
Alleges Husband ;
l Is Her Cousin
Pendleton, Or., . March 2- Alleging
that, she and her husband are first
cousins and that their marriage has in
consequence been void from the be
ginning, Mrs. Minnie Gregory has
started; suit" for divorce against her
husband, Jesse Gregory, and for the
restoration of her maiden name, Min
nie Wade. She alleges that her moth
erland her husband's mother were sis
ters. -. i .
Noted Presbyterian .Dead.
Atlantic City, N. J March 2. Rev.
Thomas JVIoCurdy, aged 74, a member
of the judiciary committee of the gen
eral assembly of, the' Presbyterian
church.; died , here yes rday of heart,
disease. '
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Charges Prepaid onj Express and Parcel Post Packages
When Purchases Amount to $5.00 We Are Principal
Portland Agents for Ladies' Home Journal Patterns-1
All Styles and Sizes; on Sale Here at 10c and 15c Each
Store Opens Daily at 8;30 a. m., on Saturdays 9 a.fm.
Sto; j Closes Daily at 5 :30 p. m.. Saturdays at 6 o. ' m.
THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY
A Sale of
Stamped
Towels
Regular 25c Kind
Tomorrow at our Art .Sec
tion, wc place on sale a fine
lirie of Stamped Huck
Guest tp wels at a Vridicu-
lDUSlv low price, iney arc
shown in" dozens of pretty I
patterns and are sold regu-1
larly at 25c. Priced 1 C
JLUi. I
tomorrow at .
A Great March Sale of
Crisp, New 33m broideries
A Spring Opening Sale planned to reach higher ideals I
than ever before Leading looms and the most skilled
hand workers of the old world -have contributed their
best to it. High quality, novelty of patterns and attrac
tiveness of underpricing are the cardinal points of inter
est to attract the woman who, at this time each year al
ways anticipates here her entire season's requirements in
embroideries- ' -
Baby Sets and Edges All
new -patterns 15c ft
grade at yard. . : 1UC
Baby ; Sets and Edges In
dainty designs 25c
grade at yard ....... . . X UC
Embroideries, Edges and Insertions, in both
ftiatched and broken : sets. Values to
15c at yard. .
if Yard for Crepe Sets and Edges, hi
lDC 4 to 6-inch widths and in very pretty
patterns Values to 35c. .
Cambric Edges and Sets, in 3 to 8- r
inch widths Elegant hand loom pat- IOC
terns 25c grade, at-yard.
Swiss and Organdie Dress
Flouncings Values y
to $1.00 at, yard ..... 0"C
45-inch Organdie, Voile and
Crepe Flouncings. On t
sale at, yard . . . . . .
98c
5c
45-inch Crepe and -Voile
Flouncings, in values
to 75c, at yard. ....... . JC
45-inch Finest of Imported
Flouncings, values ft- A
to $2.98, at Yard. . .D1D7
AO Yard for 27-inch Flouncings, in hem
frOC stitched, scalloped and ruffle edges
Values up tq 85c. ,
All-over Crepe and VdileA Embroideries, in
beautiful silk embroidered 'patterns rf r
Values to $1.25, at yard. ;. . . . . DuC
yQ j Yard for Corset-Cover and Flouncing
,tOC i Embroideries, in both sheer and heavy
materials Values to 85c.
See Our Morrison St. Window Display Bands, Galloons, Sets, Flouncings C r
in Wondrous Variety of Patterns and Fine Materials Values to $1.50 Yard
Unlimited .choice, from crisp, new embroideries including IS td, 27-inch Bands, Galloons and "Sets; also
27-inch Baby and Dress: Flouncings of fine batiste,-crepe and voile; 18Mnch Corset Cover andI-'louncings
of. fine batiste, Swiss, crepe and voile; Baby Sets in the finer qualities in the popular laT patterns, 3
to 12-ihfch bands and galloons; also in lace patterns. Regular values up to $1.50 yird OFCV
T ''-. . r t , -t . . . . Ms4
This Sale at.
A Sale of
Stamped
Y r
5Sc
i t . .: -Regular
$1 Kind
I"or this sale we offer a fine
lpt of stamped Gowris at a
bargain '. price. They are
stamped : on high h grade
nainsook and can be; made
yith either, round, square
or V-shaped neck, with the
popular : kimono sleeves.
Regular $1 grade.
This Sale at Only
. Fashion's Fancies Finely Featured in
Women's Spring Suits
$IO.0O to $30
There i nothing commonplace
or bizarre 'in this showing f
Women's New Spring Suits
Fashion's, fancies are finely
featured in chic,, clever mod
els, particularly popular are'
those shown . with I Norfolk:
cdat. Here you'll find all sires
in the most fashionable ma-'
terials and colors. F'oplins,
serges, gaberdines, mixtures,
etc. You really must See them
to appreciate their worthiness.
All are moderately priced' .
$10.90 to $30.00.
New Models Women's
Silk Waists $2.45, $6.50
Super-critical women will be
well pleased with this showing
of new Silk Waist s-Mhe as
sortment injclnde the latest
and best models ill crepe' dc
chine, pussy willow taffetas,
striped wash silks, etc.- All
sizes ! in white, sand; fleslh
Copenhagen blue, gray, navy,
black, etc. All prices from
$2.45 to $6.50. .
Wmm mmam mm MSm
Wednesday and Saturday
ANNOUNCEMENT
In accordance with our ever-adopted progressive busi
ness methods, we have ordered installed a num
ber of the latest improved .
P EN NY C O MPUTING SCALE S
Beginning this Wednesday we 'will henceforth give
PENNY CHANGE
THIS to APPLY on CREDIT ACCOUNTS
AS WELL AS CASH
DR. W.G. ALEXANDER
Who la now 'evry-whera-
acknowledaed
to be not only th
ablest I'hrenoIoRlst ti
Ainerlra but one of
the most ! ovular
speakern on the plat-?
- form today
IN RIB IITTMlTABr.13
LECTURES ON HU
HAH NATURE. ,
Y. M. C. A. AUDITORIUM
EVERT NXOHT, BEOZK1TXNO
VVednesday.Mar.S
Admlaalon Tr. ' . Voluntary Of ferlnf.
Public examfTiations on the 8ta km of
four or more lttlle or geritlemen h:
lfcteil by tii audience, at close Of each
lecture. Private Consultation daily
from 10 s. "ni Hotel Seward.
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Don't' Mia HI a Oreatart Zactnr cm
Iot, Conrtatalp, Marrlag- and
Jaalooajr. -
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We Give the Regular Stamp.
11
IP
Stamps
M IW Wllllllll -m MMUV, SfSM-
ket is helping thousands
of: families to cut ' down
the high cost of living.
Wednesday, in addition to
tne low prices, inose wno
present this ad! when making purchase of 50c ois
over, at any jone stall, will get 10 extra S. & H.
Green ' Trading Stamps FREE, besides regular
stamps. . .
I M M M
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CORNER SECOND AND YAMHILL STS.
COAST LINE SERVICE
CHANGE OF TIME
Portland to Tacoma, Se-f
attle, Vancouver, B. C,
and intermediate : points.
Effective March 1st '
The XNTZBNATXONAZ. ' LIMITED
LEAVES .10:00 A. M.
Tna OWL (tbroug-n alaepar to Van-
coaver) laaraa ......... .i P. M,
. HIOHT araVICB RESUMED.
Th SBOBZ LIME EXFBEBS
laavea 13:30 mianlgbt.
All trains from North. Bank Sta
tion, .1Mb and Hoyt trt.
City Ticket Offlca, 348 Waahinr
ton Straat (Morg-an Building-). Tal.
Maranau 3071. A-aasa.
m. dickbon, c. p. a t. a.
Oregon Humane Society
67 Grand Air.' N., between Coucb and1
Carls. Pbonaa Eaaf 1423. B-2515.
" OPEN DAT AND NIOHT. - ,
Report all caaea f cruelty to thi
office. lethal chamber for- email ani
mal a. .Home ambulance for Hick or
disabled animals at a moment's notice.
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