Morning Oregonian., July 29, 1905, Page 9, Image 9

TEDtfr MORNING1. IQREGONI&N, " SATURDAY?, . JTJIE 29,
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Society E4iter, Mala XS3
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AMTJSE5CEXTS.
MARQUAM GRAND Oiorrtaoa, between 6tb
and 7th) Matinee at 2:80 and evening at
8:30. Kolb and Dill in the comedy-tourlewjue,
"L O. V."
BEL A SCO THEATER 14th and Washington)
Matinee at 2:15 and evening at 8:15. the
comedy, "Naughty Anthony."
GRAND THEATER (Park and Washington)
Continuous vaudeville. 2:30 to 10:30 P. M.
STAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30. 9 P.M.
BAKER THEATER (3d and Yamhill) Con
tinuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30 and 9 P. M.
IRVINGTOK PARK TRACK Multnomah Fair
Association's races. First race starts 2;X5
P. M.
ItECREATION PARK (24th and Vaughn)
At 3:30 P. II.. baseball, rortland vs.
Seattle.
OREGO.VIAX AT SUMMER RESORTS.
Orders riven to any of the following agents
will be riven careful attention. All mall sub
scriptions must be paid Xor in advance:
Jjork Beach Etrauhal & Co.
Seavlew Straubal &. Co.
The Breakers J. M. Arthur
Ocean Parle....- G H. Hill
Seaside F. Dresser & Co.
Gearhart Kruse's Hotel
Newport F. H. Lane
Collins Hot Springs C. T. Belcher
Moffett'e Hot Sprints T. Moffett
St. Martin's Springs Gordon & Wetherell
Gladstone Park William UKen
CCXNTEACT FOR STONE POWEB-HOCBE.
James Barrett has been given the con
tract to build for the Oregon Water Power
Company a stone power-house. 50x50. at
the jrolt links. The building will be 30
feet high. It will be a sub-power or feed
station. Mr. Barrett also has the con
tract to build a dam and a canal, or tall
race, at Cazadero, that will take 7000 cubic
yards of stonework. Both contracts are
In connection with the big pwer plant
that Is slowly being built on the Clack
amas River.
Will Be Given Exempt Certificates.
Tuesday evening next exempt firemen's
certificates will be presented to J. B.
Relnkle. O. H. Walburg. J. U Wahstrol.
E. A. Austin. J. D. Portor, Henry Haas
and C. A. Thompson, who are members
of the Scllwood Volunteer Fire Company.
Mayor Lane and Chief Campbell will be
present, and present the certificates. The
new exempt firemen have been active
memoers or. tne senwooa company xor ten
years.
First Presbttebian Church, corner
Twelfth and Alder streets. Services to
morrqw at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. In
the morning the pastor. Rev, Edgar P.
Hill, D. D., will preach. In the evening
Rev. Charles A. Klllie will give an ad
dress on "China." illustrated with stere
opticon views. Mr. Klllie was In Pckln
during the famous selge and rendered
such valuable service in the fortification
and defense of the British Legation that
he was made a member of the military
Order of the Dragon, on the recommenda
tion of General Chaffee and the officers
of the American- Army.
Races! Todat! Races!
Epeciai the G n eat Oreoonian Handicap.
1805 Meet Now On.
IrvingtoN' Park Track.
Six or More Great Events Dailt.
First Race Starts at 2:15 P. M.
Ati. Cars Transfer at Second and
Washington Sts. for Track.
Admission (Including Grandstand) 50c
See the Oreoonian Handicap Todat.
Races! Races Races!
Children tor Adoption. The Boys'
and Girls' Aid Society have at their re
ceiving home a beautiful 20-months-old
baby boy for adoption, who has brown
eyes and hair. Also two or three little
girls, aged 5 and 6 years, respectively.
Persons desiring any of these children
kindly communicate with the superintend
ent at the receiving home. Twenty-ninth
and East Irving streets, or call up on
telephone East 5.
Water for Southeast Suburbs. The
suburbs extending between the city limits
to Lents, in the southeast, are to be
supplied with an abundance of water from
a well recently sunk near Lents. G. W.
Brown, who is Improving the water plant,
says that an inexhaustible flow of water
has been found in the gravel 40 feet deep,
and a ten-Inch main is now being laid
to the new reservoir recently completed
at Arleta.
Will Make Improvements. While the
dormitory for the Columbia University
may be deferred for another year. Im
provements will be made to the university.
President M. A. Quintan will be home next
week from Notre Dame, Ind.. when a for
ward movement will be made. A consid
erable increase in attendance is expected
at the Fall opening In September.
All Want Fire Protection. Residents
of Central Albino, will ask the city to
place an engine In the Mississippi-avenue
engine-house, replacing the volunteer hose
company with paid firemen. M. E. Thomp
son, of the local Board of Trade, says
that the district has been promised an en
gine for several years, and that the peo
ple will Insist on getting one.
Fill Is Completed. The fill on East
Washington street is now completed. It
took over 60.000 cubic yards of earth to
make this embankment. The embankment
Is one foot above the street grade. 6n
this nine Inches of crushed store will bo
placed. It Is expected that the weight of
the embankment will cause It to settle
Closed Temporarily. The Madison
street bridge was closed yesterday part
of the day, while some repairs were being
made to the draw. Pasaepgers were
brought to the east end of the Morrison
street bridge by special car on East Wo4er
street, from which point they walked
across the bridge.
Will Speak on Christian Co-Opeha-ttvb
Federation. Rev. S. H. Wallace,
president of the Christian .Co-Operatlve
Federation, is in the city, and will speak
on the trend of this organization tomor
row evening in the Central Baptist
Church, East Ankeny and Twentieth
streets.
Grange Picnic. Granges of Washing
ton County-will unite today in a picnic
near Sholes Ferry, on the Tualatin River.
There will be a basket dinner, and ad
dresses by Mrs. Clara Waldo, Judge W. D.
Hare and Dr. James Wlthycombe. The
Ladles' Brass Band of Hlllsboro will be
present.
Short River. Excursions to Oregon
Citt and return. Sundays, for 25c This Is
the Ideal Sunday outing, and a trip you
should take your friends: it -will please,
and costs little money. Boats leave Tay
lor street 8:30. 9:30. 11:30 A. M.. 1:30. 3:30,
5 P. M.; last boats return 5:50 and 6:30.
Funeral of Mrs. Lena AL. Wade. The
funeral of Mrs. Lena M. Wade, wife of
W. S. Wade, of Olex, Or., took place yes
terday afternoon In Dayton, Or. Mrs.
Wade died at St. Vincent's Hospital, and
the body was sent to Dayton yesterday
raornlng, where her parents reside.
Steamphip "Alliance" calls from
Couch-street dock for Coos Bay and Eu
reka Monday, July 31, at 8 P. M. Fare to
Eureka. $12.50 cabin. JS second: Coos Bay.
$10 cabin. $7 second. F. P. Baumgartner,
agent. Mam 6L
Will Speak to the "Veterans. Rev. J).
A. Thompson, pastor of the Sell wood
Presbyterian Church, will preach to the
veterans tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
la the Sellwood Park.
Championship Tennis.
Multnomah Field.
Oregon State Championship.
Admission, SO Cents. 2 P. M.
A Leading Compant writing accident
and p kite-glass Insurance desires Portland
representative. Address N 26. Oregesbuk."
Sbtabuskment Max. 314 The Dekam.
Mr. Max will leave for Paris August 1.
Special ereers receive careful attention.
T CALVMXT KMteNTSBt, 24 SeveBta. j
FM laaeaesa, Xe; aasaer, Wc !
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR OUR BRANDS OP
Garden Hose
THEY ARE THE
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
R, K. PEASE. President
6I.63-65.67 FOURTH ST. PORTLAND, OR.
I SHAW'S
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neuJt
3)r dLumauck a- jhluuh
X J 108 d 110 FmtU Stra
niU Ptstabutsrs far Ore& sat Waaafactes.
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
are ABSOLUTELY FREE
From foreign sounds. No grate or rasp. A trial will
convince. Call and hear one played. Wa have
special clerks to show them.
GRAVES' MUSIC STORE
328 Wasfarngtoa Street. Bet. 6th and 7th
SMOKE
Feifer's Union 5's
UNION MADE 5c CIGARS UNION MADE
POPULAR BECAUSE OF THEIR SUPERIOR
QUALITY AND FINE WORKMANSHIP.
THE ROSENFELD-SM1TH CO., Distributors
Exclusive Wholesale Cigars aad Tebacce, PORTLAND, OREGON
IT'S WORTH
SOMETHING
WALTER
$ 133 SIXTH STREET
Suffrage Association to Meet. The
Oregon Equal Suffrage Association -will
meet today nt the residence of Mrs. Mal
lory, 193 Sixth street, at !: P. M. Busi
ness relatlnc to the National convention
and the petition -work will 'be attended to.
The White Temple, Sdkuat. Sermons
by Dr. J. Q. A. Henry, of London, Eng
land. An eloquent and forceful speaker,
meeting with wonderful success In Great
Britain.
Br Request, Mrs. Rose Bloch-Bauer
will sing Kipling's "Recessional" at the
First Congregational Church tomorrow
morning.
B0 fresh carnations, only H. Floral
pieces reasonable. Burkhardt's, 2d & G.
JUVENILE COURT FRIENDS
They Plan for Permanent Organiza
tion to Aid the Work.
The meeting of the friends of the
Juvenile Court, held yesterday after
noon in Judge Frazer's Courtroom, was
largely attended and plans outlined
for a permanent organization. Judge
Frazer. in his opening remarks, said
that the idea of the Juvenile Court
could not be fully realized without th
aid of workers outside the court. In
his short experience in this city it has
been found absolutely necessary to
take further interest In the children In
order to round out the reforming or
correcting process; to procure employ
ment for thoso who need It. and to aid
in the enforcement of the compulsory
education law. The need of an extra
helper is urgent In connection with the
bath-houses, and the camping parties
which are being sent out. The whole
object of the association will be to
co-operate with the court in the pre
vention of juvenile delinquency.
B. S. Pague was appointed temporary
chairman and the following committee
was named to draft constitution and
bylaws, to be presented at the next
meeting: time to be announced through
the press: H. W. Hogtie, Dr. T. I.
Eliot. C. C Chapman, Mrs. I W. Sit
ton. Mrs. B. H. Trumbull.
Among those present were: Dr. T.
L. Eliot, H. TV. Hogue, Mr. U "W. Slt
ton. W. R. Mackenzie, B. S. Pague, TV.
T, Gardner, Miss Lucy Treavltt, Dr.
Mary Thompson. C. C Chapman, Mrs.
Lola Baldwin, Mrs. Lucy Morgan. Mrs.
Oscar Ballou, Otto Pray, Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Soper. Mrs. Blanche Blumatler,
Mrs. Elmer Colwell. Mr. E. Protzman,
Mr. J. E. Martin. Senator Slg. SIcneL
John F. O'Shea.
Letters from Dan McAUen and Ber
nard Albers, expressing hearty sym
pathy and support, were read.
DAS DEUTCHES HAUS
Changes Hands and Is Now Owned
by Ed SL Bayliss.
Das Deutches Haus, the largest and
besf-equlpped restaurant at the Fair, has
been sold by Theodore Kruse to Ed M.
Bayliss, the well-known Exposition man.
Mr. Baylies Is convinced, from his fomer
experience, that the balance of the Fair
will be the best. He has engaged Charles
H. StlllwelL ot the famous St. Louis Ca
tering Company, to conduct the restau
rant on improved lines at reasonable
prices.
WHERE JO DINE.
All the delicacies ef tfee seasea at ta
Fartlaad Restairaat. fine, private apart,
saeat for parties. 966 Wash., sear Fifth.
"When in Seattle. 'Th RaOifVtlr
a high-cla&s place to eat. Sea food;
Eastern meats. Large orchestra dally.
.Crawfish at "The Empire. 1J2 M strtet.
(Tannine French dinner, with win
at S3 Fifth street, near Starr.
CUREM0NT TAVERN.
rill's boathowe. to' Clareaaoat. 30, 12 A. AC.
, 1, S. ::3fl. 11:39 P. M.
Few Settles ef any water exct ITkke
Reck, are aV seen at aay ef tfce swell
ketfttt, clufcc or cafes ha aay city.
BEST MADE
Amric'.
ORIGINAL
MALT
. VHISKT
"Without a Ktral
Today
MALT
TO KNOW THAT YOUR EYES ARE
Fitted Correctly. Our Glasses Always
Meet the Requirements to the Frac
tional Part of an Inch.
REED
the
optician
OREGONIAN BUILDING
Miss Jane Brewster Tells How
to Be Beautiful.
PHYSICAL CULTURE AIDS
No Longer a Fad, but a Necessity,
She Says, If "Women Wish to
Attain Mental and Phy
sical Charm.
Miss Jane Brewster, xrhn I iMitrtn in
Portland on proper Ideals in worncn. says
inai do in oeauty and Intellectuality be
long to women by right, and that the
foundation of enduring grace Is health
and proper care of the physical and men
tal self. She believes that women are
Just coming Into their full Inheritance of
life as the beautiful woman Is learning
that outward beauty will not last with
out the Inward buttress of Intellectual
brilliancy to Illuminate and keep It youth
ful, and the Intellectual woman has dis
covered that much of her genius goes
for naught unless it wears the guard of
good lines and colors.
Miss Brewster goes even further than
this. She believes that the two qualities
have one source and that this source Is
exerting Its influence in such a manner as
to bring its own together. The "at-one-ment"
is for woman a unification of all
her Inherent rights. She has a right to
be beautiful, to be mentally alert and in
teresting, and to have a strong and
healthy body. In the enumeration of the
properties which a woman should and
may Inherit from life. Miss Brewster
places health first.
"Grace Is sure to follow health." said
she, "and every woman who has health
of mind and body may be graceful.
"These- things are naturally related one
to the other, and the source of beauty once
discovered, the stream will flow naturally
and uninterruptedly.
"A few years sxo ohrsical culture was
looked upon as a pleasing diversion, a
luxury but now it is esteemed a neces
sity. And it is an essential to a healthy,
well-molded form, no less than to a
properly colored skin. But women do not
seem to And the time for the exercises,
even when they are once acquired. The
few minutes required every morning and
evening are nearly always demanded by
something else. But this need not be.
If one understands Just why the exer
cises are necessary, one will find time for
them. Xaturallr. If a woman ban no
goal or incentive to work for. she will
class her physical culture exercises among
the unimportant duties which It Is as
well tt forget."
HELD AS COUNTERFEITERS
Five Prisoners Arc In Coanty Jail
Awaiting Trial.
Five combination "hopheads" and coun
terfeiters are now In the County Jail,
waiting to tell Uncle Sam. as personified
by United States Comralwioner J. A. S la
den. Just why they should be allowed to
coin money like a mint of the Federal
Government. In legal language, the quin
tet are held under now) bonds each on a
charge of counterfeiting or of havl&g
counterfeiting tools in their bosmssIor.
Mrs. Jfellle Doyle, Ed Parsley, John
Doyle, J. J. Mulligan ana d Bams were
arrested at a lodging-house at Fs-urth aad
Yamhill streets, Thurs4ay afteraoea. fer
Haekteg oetea. Wlille the efHeers were
searchlBg tse rsoat a ceataiete cevsteiv
feUiag eatAt was feaaa. Ta artoeaers
were taken to the Ceaaty JaiL ami. a
charge ef aaviag ceUrfeMtog teeia la
their aewseeloa waa es agaJaet taeat
yeaUrday afteraoea. The aoaee were ;
ytaboea at SUM each. Ja defaaK ef watch.
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Neckwear
Beautiful effects in new
Summer silks, foulards,
twills. Correct Cfp
styles at OUC
they were sent to Jail to await appear
ance before Commissioner Sladen at 2
o'clock on Monday next.
It Is said that Parsley has been Identi
fied as an ex-convict who has served two
years at Salem for robbery, while the
other members of the gang are all crooks
with records in various parts of the coun
try. RETURNS FROM ALASKA.
Ii. H. Burton Says Portlanders Pros
per In Fisheries.
. L. H. Burton returned yesterday from
a visit to Sitkon Bay. where he was en
tertained by his friend, the Earl ot
Chatham, for three weeks. He investi
gated the wonders ot the salmon fishing
and canning business and enjoyed the
days ot almost perpetual daylight. Mr.
Burton thinks it a country of great pos
sibilities, aa well as probabilities, and
says Secretary Seward was- a man of
great foresight. Mr. Burton was accom
panied on his way home by George T.
Myers. Jr.. who Is Interested with his
father In the Chatham salmon cannery,
which is doing a splendid business. Mr.
Myers comes home on business of his
father, aa well as to see the Lewis and
Clark Fair and returns in a few days.
There are several Portlanders Interested
In Alaska fisheries, as well as the My
ers, notably. Carl Spuhn at Kelllsnoo. and
also J. H. Barrow and Judge Munly at
tenter Bay. The latter are the most sue
cepsful packers In Southeastern Alaska.
This season, without exception, all the
.Portlanders have done exceptionally well.
DAY BOAT F0R ASTORIA
Connections for Ocean Beaches.
Iktah pee Salt chuck wawa
Ats Kopet Konaway Bun.
The above lines were sung by an In
dian brave to his sweetheart long ago,
and translated signify:
What are the wild wave saying
Sister the whole day long.
It was the same old story. Tourists.
travelers and lovesick couples are you
curious to know wnat old Ocean is say
ing? Take the steamer Lurline daily,
except Bandar, at 7 A. M. from Taylor
street dock, enjoy the zaost delightful
boat ride to be had. and If your curiosity
is not satisfied oa reaching Astoria you
are within easy reach of all the ocean
beaches.
If Baar la CuttSac TeetX
8 rar na sn t&at eta. tac wU-tried rae47.
Kra. mesteW Sestatar Srrop. far cMJ4rra
tibtar. It eotlM th eaUd. nftm ta rum,
41ir ll r!n. cr tsd eolte aa4 &Urrac.
Fall of
Port Arthur
Grand Opening
TONIGHT
(Saturday Evening)
, 7-30 o'clock
27th and Upshur Streets
Great Spectacular Keareauctloa of
the Famous Naval Battle ana
Fall ef Pert Arthar. Caaaoaaae
aad Naval Siege conducted by 3M
Admission 25c
Uafef aiaaaaeanat "efMajec Jack
MaCMre. Take aay Fair Preuaas
ear.
'
2)ress Opportunity
Reaember tKrat Lie ozly way to tdl a
RAIN COAT
u by iHx circular
Wle for ia'crri&g bookkt-FREE.
j B. PRIESTLEY & CO.
1 Wctlcaj. Cmcaces Goda. Eic
j 71-73 GRAND ST- NEW YORK.
Columbia River
Scenery
Up the Columbia to
MULTNOMAH FALLS
W0 Feet) and Return on the Fine Elver
oiearoer josepn
KELLOGG
ROUND TRIP, $1.00
Tou have seen all the Columbia River's
beauties when you have reached these
Falls. We pa&s through the Cascade
Mountains by Latourelle and Bridal Veil
Falls, Grand Canyons and Gorges, Mighty
Mountains and Monuments of Rock. Fas
cinating Groves and Landscape Scenery
beyond compare. All the glory of Ameri
can grandeur is on this trip.
Steamers leave foot of Salmon street at
3: A. M., returning at 5:30 p. M. 5L0O
round trip. Meals served. Tel. Main 332.
COLUMBIA
GRAPHOVHOXES.
91 DOWJT
ft PER
WEEK.
We bar a complete etock of Disc aad'-Cyits-r
Recerds far 009 oa all disc or cylinder
UUdag Biacatses. Caulesss ea apsUcatlea.
GIBSON CO.
213 TTaahJactem St. . Tetllaa, Or.
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Selecting a desirable suit of
clothes is sometimes a difficult
task at this season of the year,
when styles are usually ex
hausted. Such conditions are not per
mitted to exist here. Our ever
mammoth stock of fine Clothing
has been generously replenished
with carefully selected styles
fashions of the highest order.
Special Features
of our replenishments are the
new effects in Mixtures and
swell Semi-Dress
Blue Serges
Shirts
New effects in white background
with neat figures and stripes.
Cuffs, attached and detached.
Coat and regular styles. Excep
tional values at
$1.50
Tie Greatest Clothing House in the
"We do crown and brldgework without pain.
Our 18 years experience in plata work
enables us to fit your mouth comfortably.
Dr. "W. A. "Wise ha found a aie way to
extract teeth absolutely without pain. Dr.
T. P. Wise ta an. expert at sold flUlns
and crown and brtdjework. Extracting Ires
when plates or bridges are ordered,
WISE BROS., Dentists
Falltnr Bulldlnr, cor. Third and "Wash. Sts.
Open eveninc till 9 o'clock. Sunday from,
9 to 12. Or Main 2029.
DR. W. A. WISE.
EDUCATIOXAL.
DeKoven Hall
Prepares for West Point
and other Eastern Col
lege. A home boarding
achoct for boys, giving ex
cellent military training
and thorough scholastic
work. Personal attention
given each pupil with the
aim to Inspire lofty Ideals
Of scholarship, sound Judg
ment and In every way to
prepare boys for business
and professional Ufa. Lo
cated on Lake Stellacoom.
8 miles south of Tacoma.
For circular and fall Infor
mation address D. S. Pul
ford Prln.. So. Tacoma.
Wash. B. F. D. No. 1.
Portland Academy
An English and classical school. Fits boys
aad sirla for Eastern and Western coltegrs.
OTflco hoars of the prlaelpals daring vaca
tion from 9 A. M. to 12 M. at the Academy;
corner of Thlrteeath and Harrison streets.
Fer catalogue addreis
PORTLAND ACADEMY
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Northwest.
If It Had a
True Label
Tou wouldn't buy inferior paint, even
If the price were low. Trouble la, poor
paint Is made to pass for a- good grade.
The paints we handle will show In their
wear, test their durability, freedom from
cracking and blistering and brilliance of
color that they earn their title to supe
riority. Prices not as high as the worth
of the goods.
Fisher, Thorsen & Co.
Front and Morrison Streets
SUMMER RESORTS.
Hotel St. Francis
CITAOPEAI PZOY
Special Rates fir. Hie
Summer Months
Full information can t?c obtaiaecl by
wrkmg or wkng (at our expaaae) to
JAMES WOODS, MANAGER
San Francisco'
SEA CROFT
Sea View Wasfelagtaa
Sea View's select hoarding: cottage. The
only homo open for the pu&Ucr directly
facing the ocean. First-class table. Tran
sients accommodated. Address 3CR8. X.
A. PERCT P. O. Box 9, llwaco, Waa
The Seaside House
Ts now open to gaes'ts. 5
Flrat-CIaaa Sexrice 1st Kt'eyy; War.
Beautiful Walks and Drives oa tier
Premises
"Wltk BoatlHg; mail Ffaklac TT- TlTTt
Free bus meets all tratac -
WILHOIT SPRINGS STAGE
Leves Orcces City daHr. eaeeet Mmimrm. mt
9'M A. i. 'Fare Jl.SS. Orecea Cttr attlee
nfcet deer to Orecea Water Power Ce.'a aVyec
Tiii'ulni. SxMMUees.
la adattlea-te the ds.Hr tree examtteaa
styea at the Xatleaal CsjK Jteelatffr Aaat
terteaa ereatec eatertatameBta itW e rvaB
Wedaeeiar,: Thursday aad FrMajr- evewtasm
at 8. PaUle la eerdlallr lavltec: J. X pJLT
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