Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 24, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE. MORNING OKEGONIAX, TUESDAY", NOYE3IBER 24- 1903. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGOXIAX TELEFHONXa. nilM. Horn. ronttEr-Rnon vain vn A n9 flir Circulation Mao Tf'70 A 'OS Manacla Editor ........3'atn 7 A Sunday Editor .... ....Vain T"T A 8 Compor-Room .Main TfT A C'-y Editor Main T'TO A S apt. Build In. Main TOTO A AMUSEMENTS JIFtr.Irt THIATrR fUth an 'Waahlnl- tnn fitret Tonlrht at S:15 o'clock laharpl. tha faTnrlt comedian. Max rig man. In tha comedy. "The Substitute." BUNGALOW THEATER (Twelfth and .Morrtfonl Fakar 6lock Company . In "Stror.sheart. Tonight at s:ia. 8.KER THEATER fTh'.rfl. near Tara hill i Rica A fady In "Hip-Hip Hooray." Tonight at 8:15. ORPHECX THEATER IMorrlaon. be tween Sixth and Seventh Adancad vaudeville. Thla axteruoon at 3:13 and tff- nlxht at 8 IS. FANTAGES THEATER (Fourth a4 Stark) Continuous iaud villa. J 30. 7:50 and 0-.3O P. la. GRASD 1BEATEH rWaanlnton. Between Seventh and Park) vaudeville da lata 2.30. 7:30 and 8 P M. TAR THEATER (Waihlnrton and I'ark) Tha melodrama. "We. Are Kin." To nfxht at S 15. Mi'ST Rkmovb Timbers. City Engineer Taylor says that the Umbers left In the embankment on Kast Morrison street, between Kast Water street and Union avenue, must be taken out lefore other Improvements can be made. These timbers are part of the old elevated road way and were left when the till was made. Jt had b.-en proposed to Improve the street with stone blocks on a concrete foundation, hut Mr. Taylor decided that It could nut be done while these timbers remained, and for another year at least. It is now proposed to take out the timbers and replank the street. The work will probably not be undertaken until after the holidays, as the business men object to I he disruption of the street while the holMav trade Is on. To remove the tim bers will likely cause the closing of the Mrei t to vehicles, but It will be open for persons afoot and for streetcars. East .Alder street Is being finished between Water street and I'nion avenue, and It run take care of the vehicle travel while Kast Morrison Is being repaired. Oiikp Gkts a I-etter. "Thief of Police" Is the endearinft title by which flilef Grltxniacher was addressed In a postal card which lie received yesterday pfternoon from some ardent admirer of Ms administration. The missive Is in tone with the opening- phrase. Here it Is: "Thief of Police Why don't yon take some action against the thieving detec tives who (rrafted the county for witness fees Instead of having your minions break th doors of law-abiding cltixens. Or is It as Ih'tectlve Hellyer says that "Gritx macher gets his graft and .we are going to get ours." You are a tine bunch of thieves and should all be tarred and feathered. This Is the opinion of more than half the people In Portland. (Signed) x. r. z." Frbd V. Holmax TVitJ. Speak. Fred V. Holman. who Is an authority on rose culture, will address the Peninsula Rose Association at Its meeting tonight in the 8t. John Commercial Clubrooma In St. John. Mr. Holman will tell the people on the Peninsula how to become successful rosegrowers. stnrting from the selection of the buslies and continuing until the bloom is produced. Officers of tbe "As sociation urge all citlxens who ra'n do so to attend this meeting and hear Mr. Holman. as his talk will be right In line w ith the object of the organixation. . At this meeti-ig reports of some Important committees will be received. Wiu. Dtsorss Parks. I'nder auspices of the Sunnyslde Push Club a meeting will be held tomorrow night In the as sembly ball of the Sunnyslde school to further consider the question of securing part of the J .add farm as a park. At the last meeting a committee was ap pointed to ascertain on what terms 40 acres could be secured in that part of the farm fronting on the Base line road and covered with timber, which Is expected to submit a report tomorrow night. Here tofore the meetings at Sunnyslde have been poorly attended, but President T. J. Wilson decided to try once more to get the people out. Wiui. Lecture at Art Musn'X.-The first of the lecturers sent out this year by the Archaeological Institute of Amer ica will be Dr. Harry I Wilson, professor in the Johrs Hopkins University. Balti more, and lately of the American School In Rome. He will give an illustrated lec'ure on "Recent Kxcavatlons In Rome," at a meeting to he held In the Art Museum, at Portland. Friday evening at S o'clock. Rt. Rev. Charles Sraddtng will preside at the meeting. At this meeting one of the associate secretaries. Professor II. R. Fairclough. of Stanford University, will explain briefly the aims and methods of the institute. Union Thanksoivino Services. Union Thanksgiving services will he held in the United Brethren Church. Kast Morrison and East Fifteenth streets. Thursday next at 10 A. M. Rev. A. A. Winter, pastor of the First United Evangelical Church, will deliver the sermon. All the churches of Stephen Addition have been Invited to take part In the meeting. Free Service to Seattle and other points. YLiit our main exchange. Park and Burnsiile streets. Saturday. November a, at 2 to 9 P. M.. and talk to your friends nit liotit charge at any point reached bv our long-distance service. jSub rcrlbers and the puhlic are cordially in vited. Home Telephone Company. Wit.t. Talk to Dots. Rev. H. C. Shaffer, tlie pastor, will give an Illus trated lecture tonight at the United Hrcthren Church. Kast Morrison and East fifteenth streets. All boys will be wel come. The topic will be of Interest to them. Football! Football! Football! Mt LTNOMAi: vs. University or Oregon. THA.VKSOlVtNQ DAT. P. M.; General Admission II. Notice. We have disposed of our photographic supply department, at 142 Fourth street to Klumauer Photo Supply Company, and bespeak for them a con tinuation of the patronage given us. Blumauer Frank Drug Company. Annual Tea at Children's Home. The annual tea given by the management of the Children's Home will be Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 to i o'clock. The Home is at SST corbett street. The public is Invited. The Woman's GftLP of St. Stephen ro-i"atliedral will have a sale of fancy nd useful articles on Tuesday afternoon and evening in the parish house. Thir teenth and clay streets. Persian Rros. The very choice selec tion of rugs are going at bargain prices, at Oilman s. ill Washington street. Sales al 2 P. M. and 7 P. M.. this week only. Patton Home Tea. The annual Thanks giving tea at the Patton Home will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Take the "L," car to Blandena street. Housewives. Attention. Go to Bru baker & Normandin for Thanksgiving home cooking, by the Presbyterian lidlca' Aid of Mount Tabor. I'm It on Walnut Culture In Oregon: get free booklet before buying walnut lands. T. Wlthycomb. tr9 Commercial Hock. Portland. Or. . Fob Rent. Some very fine, very large and very cheap offices. Commonwealth building. Sixth and Ankeny. Russell & Blylh. room 213-15. Moore, artist, 7th and Stark sta. One doxen platinum photographs make 12 beautiful Christmas presents. Order now. Woman's Exchange. 13S 10th St.. Thanks giving dinner. 76c; 11:30 to 2. Home cook ing. Tables may be reserved now. Fob. Rent. A few nice -fflce In Tha Orogonian building. Sea Superintendent, room 201. Dreskitr's Sealt-Masox Co. will be closed all day Thursday Thanksgiving dav. Eat Pvbitana. Ask grocer. a Sctt Over Meerschaum Pipe. A broken meerschaum pipe, a French barber, a cigar dealer and the attorneys these had a lively time before Justice of the Peace Olson yesterday nornlng. Felix Gentila had brought suit to recover KS.25 because the pipe was broken by Big Sichel Co.. while It was being repaired. Gentile said he bought the pipe in France, paying 10 francs for It, Gentile figured that the pipe was worth about 5. It developed, however, that French francs are worth 19.3 cents. Gentile then pleaded that he had smoked the pipe five months, and that the time he thus spent in coloring It was worth 317 to him. He said he was obliged to pay Slchel (1.25 'or the repairs, and be also wanted Interest from the first day of August, when he took the pipe to the cigar store. Judge Olson discovered from the testimony that one of the claws to an eagle, which Is engraved on the pipe, was broken before it was turned over for repairs, and decided that the last break was mended in such a way that the pipe is not injured. McCurtaln. Bauer &. Green represented the defendants. Presbtterian- Thanksoivino. At the Presbyterian Ministerial Association meet ing yesterday the programme for the Thanksgiving day service was announced. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Harry Pratt. The complete programme is as fo"llows: Invocation by Hev. J. A. P. McGaw: announcement of hymns. Rev. Henrv Marrotte: reading of scripture. Rev. D. A. Mackenzie; prayer. Rev. N. S. Reeves; announcement of collection. Rev. William Hiram Foulkes: reading of proc lamation. Rev. Mr. Hurd: sermon. Rev. Harry Pratt; benediction. Rev. George W. Arms. The paper cf the day was read by Rev. Donald Mackenzie on "What Is the New Testament Conception of the Christian Church?" Rev. W. 9. Holt was present and spoke briefly on the relation of the church to National affairs. Friendless Bot Disappears. Delbert Bullock. 15 years of age. who came to Portland from San Francisco and was be friended by Juvenile Court officers, has disappeared. Tlie lad Is said to have paid his way to Portland, and to have had pi In the German-American Savings Bank, but as he Is under the age limit of the Oregon child-labor law. he could obtain no position here. Accordingly he made application to Chief Probation Officer Teuscber, who acted as "grandpa" and to Mrs. Millie Trumbull, who acted as "grandma." and gave the boy a certifi cate to work. W. a. Hale, director of the Y. M. C. A. boys' work, took him into his own home. The lad has not been seen since Friday. He left his grip be hind. He is fair, with blue eyes and freckles, and wears glasses. Probation Office Want Donations The Juvenile court sent out the following statement yesterday: The Juvenile Court will not appeal to the public at large for Thanksgiving donations. The children at the Fraxer Detention Home will be cared for at the expense of the county of Mult nomah. The probation officers, however, could make use of some clothing for chil dren ranging from 1 to 7 years of age. also some food and other things accept able to children. The probation officers In their rounds have an excellent oppor tunity to discover very worthy families who are in temporary need of assistance, but who are prevented by pride or other cause from calling opon their neighbors for assistance. New Tore Sociktt to Meet. The New York State Society of Oregon will cele brate the 12Tth anniversary of the evacua tion of New York City by tlie British at the close of the Revolutionary War next Wednesday evening. November 15. In the parlors of the First Congregational Church. Park and Madison streets. A programme of vocal and Instrumental n-.uslc and readings has been arranged. Dr. Luther R. Dyott will give the ad dress of the evening. Light refreshments will be served. Anyone who was born In New York State or who has lived In that state at any time is invited to at tend and helD celebrate this patriotic event. Visiting New Yorkers are cordially Invited. Luncheon to Dr. Pearsons. A lunch eon was given at the Hotel Portland yes terday afternoon, complimentary to Dr. D. K. Pearsons, the eminent Chicago philanthropist who has endowed Pacific Vniversltv at Whitman College, among some 47 institutions of learning through out the country. Those present to meet rr. Pearsons were: united States judge i Charles E. Wolverton. Harvey W. Scott, Rev. Paul Rader, Milton W. Smith. New ton McCov. G. H. Marsh. Frank M. Warren. Dr. Luther R. Dyott. Dr. J. R. Wilson, principal of the Portland Acad emy, and Dr. W. N. Fferrin, president of Pacific University. Will Open Clubhouse. The Catholic Young Men's Clubhouse, on Morris street, near Williams avenue, will be opened Thanksgiving day. There will be a recep tion to friends in the main auditorium followed bv a parade on the gymnasium. Tlie building is now completed and repre sents an expenditure of J25.000. Success of tlie club Is due to President f. K. oui llvan. Father W. A. Daly. Joseph Meyer, Dan Duff. Adrian Ward. James McGulre. Messrs. Zeller. Kelliher, Velguth, Mc liiichlln. Morltz. Ward. Callahan and others. Club members and their friends are Invited to, be present Thanksgiving. Turkeys for express S-mplotes. Harvey Beckwlth. local agent of the Wells-Farao Express Company. an nounced last night that the company had purchased H96 turkeys for Thanksgiving distribution to Its employes in the Pa cific department. The fowls were pur chased at Oakland. Or. The Pacific de triment of the Wells-Fargo Company comprises the states of Oregon, California and Nevada, ana eacn oi me wuin; -emploves in these states will receive a turkey. There sre 132 employes In this city. A onrnT TnmaN AND POULSEN. It is probable that Messrs. Inman and Poulsen. chief officers ot tne ininan-ruuiwii num ber Company, will be arrested today on complaints Issued from the office of City Attorney Kavanaugh. The charges will be obstruction of city streets, the obstruc tions alleged being where the mill plant is located. The papers have been drawn, with the exception -of the description of the property. The action Is to be taken In an effort to regain the streets, which have for years been occupied by the mill. B. F. O. Elks. The members of Port land Lodge No. 142 are requested to meet in our lodgeroom. at g P. M.. Wednesday. November 25. to receive Grand Exalted Ruler R. L. Holland. Grand Trustee Alfred T. Holley and Grand Secretary Fred C. Robinson. Visiting brothers are Invited to assisL By order of the exalted ruler. C. M. Bills, secretary. Needs fob Thanksoivino. The presi dent and committee of the Patton Home request generous friends not to overlook this good cause when making Thanks giving donations. Gifts in either money or provisions will be equally welcome. The address of tlie Home is 975 Michigan avenue; telephone. Woodlawn 1700. Mrs. John H. Burgard, president, phone Wood lawn 1T3S. Turkeys! Turkets! Dresser's Sealt-Mason Co. Oors-Fed. Corn-Fed. RRESTED FOR ' HORSESTEALING. Ed .,." amkateH hv Denutv Sheriff ijeiglUUlt maa ' ' " " -- Archie Leonard yesterday. He was lodged . . . . , . ., Tall Inst n 1 i-ht A charre in me uuu..' - " . , of horsestealing stands against him. He is to bo tried tn tne justice v nun. SALE SAMPLE SUITS. Fifty sample suits for women and mlases on sale at regular wholesale prices. Exclusive, up-to-date styles. Buv your Thanksgiving suit at this sal'a and save half! McAllen McDon nell, Inc.. Corner Third and Morrison. THE NORTONIA HOTEL Will serve special Thanksgiving dinner. (1 per plate. Reserve tables In ad r So1oMaoOIS?9 TODAY SALE' Ladies' and Misses' Suits Foraieirly $100 to $150 tl $81 Suits Fonmer!y.$7S to $100 tit $61 Suits Formerly $50 to $75 &t$41 Suits Formerly $35 to $50 at $21 All Ewinmg Half Price Store Opens at 9 A. M. HEILIG TOMORROW NIGHT Coming of Maud Powell Trio Prom ises Musical Treat. The music-lovers of this city are pre paring to enjoy one of the most de lightful treats ever given in hls city at the Heillg Theater tomorrow (Wed nesday) evening, when the widely-heralded and celebrated Maud Powell Trio will be heard in a grand concert re cital. This trio of instrumental stars comprises Maud Powell. the world's greatest woman violinist; May Mukle, the world's greatest woman 'cellist, and the distinguished English pianlste. Anne Ford. Miss Powell undoubtedly created more genuine enthusiasm at her recital in this city last season than any musical celebrity that ever ap peared in this city. HAZELWOOD MINCE PIES We know our mince pies from top to bottom. Everything that enters Into a Hazelwood mince pie Is the best ob tainable. We make our own mince meat: that Is why they are so good. Be sure to order early to 'avoid disappointment. 35c a pie. The Cream Store, 3S8-90 Wasli. st. WHEREJTO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant: fine ; rivate apart menta for ladles. 305 Wash., near Fifth. Watson's restaurant. 331 Washing ton street will serve a special Thanks giving dinner. 75 cents. CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. Pictures taken at Aune. Columbia b!dg., between now and Christmas, will bs fin ished promptly regardless of weather. FOOTBALL TICKETS. General admission tickes for the Thanksgiving game can be secured at Schiller's and Cadwell's cigar stores. TO CT RE A COLD IN ONE DAS Taka LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggist! refund money if it fails to cure. E W GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c SCOTTISH RITE MASONS Ceremonies of the Twenty-first De gree Will Be Held Tonight. P. S. Malcolm, who is the presiding officer of Oregon Consistory No. 1, Scottish Ulte Masons of Oregon, has arranged to put on the 21st degree in full form tonight at the cathedral. Morrison and Lownsdale streets. This Is one of the most impreslve of the de grees conferred by the local bodies of Scottish Rite Masons. It is usually conferred at the semi-annual reunions during January and June of each year only. Tonight will afford the first opportunity In the history of Scotish Rite Masonry in Oregon, that members have enjoyed the opportunity of wit nessing the ceremonies of this degree, excep.t atthe semi-annual reunions. A large attendance of Scottish Rite Ma sons is asured for tonight's event- The work of the 21st degree Is in charge of the following 32d degree Masons: E. G Jones, presiding: Colonel Robert A. Miller, J. E. Werleln. Dr. N'orris R. Cox, Dr. J. Frank Drake, Dr. Ernest Barton, J. F. Boothe. Professor D A. Grout. Dr. K. A. Pierce. E. D. Jorgen sen and J. J. Kadderly. YELLOW CHRYSANTHEMUMS The annual Thanksgiving sale of fine chrysanthemums and all popular cut flowers Is now In progress at Clarke Brothers' up-to-date floral shop, 28T Mor rison street, opposite Corbett building. No finer display to select from has ever graced the counters and shelves of this well-known firm's establishment. Sev eral novelties in flowers are being shown this season. Free delivery to any part of the city. Phone Main or A 1806. IRVINGTON. If you have property in Irvlngton. that you wish to sell, Elngle lots, quarter blocks or residences, call at our office to see us about them. We can sell them for you If your prices are right. CHARLES K. HENRY & SON., 2K0 Stark street. Portland. Or." Pianos for Rent and sold on easy paytnenteV H. IIJfSBElMEB. 72 THIRD Btk Diamonds Mounted TO ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS AVe prepare special designs or set Diamonds, on wax to give you an appropriate idea. Our loose stock is the .most complete in the Northwest, and we invite all careful buyers to witness the display and see for them selves the wisdom of purchasing at this store, where every attention is given for complete satisfaction. Corner Third and Washington Sts. Manufacturing Jewelers and Opticians. DIAMOND IMPORTERS cAllen S HcDonne INCORPORATED Corner Third and Morrison Streets Phones Main 732 A 1137 Jfr It Mm II kS fef II mil fal m Jm - Splendid Values in tin Suit Room Today Holiday apparel for women at a decided saving. Exclusive up-to-date styles in all the very new est shades and weaves await yonr choosing here. The prices are considerably reduced. Let ns show yon. See our large Morrison-St. windows. $40.00 Suits Now $23.85 Closing- out the balance of our hia-h-grade sample Suits, ranging in price from $35 to $r.(, at the above low price. All popular colors and weaves, long coat styles with gored skirts, braid anil button trimmed. About 23 suits in this lot. An early choice is desirable. $25.00 Suits Now $17.98 This Includes our regular line selling up to $30. Kvei-y suit Is new and desirable in every way, but we are willing to sell them now at cost. Stripes and plain colors in all wea-es and In nearly all sizes: 21 suits only In this lot; on sale Monday morning. $25.00 Goats Now $15.98 Full length and Coats in fancy weaves and plain cloths, browns, garnets, blues, blacks, greens, etc.: all correct in style: some lined and others un lined: auto coats, raincoats, opera coats, etc.; reg ular values up to 35; to close them out quickly we offer choice of lot at above price. Silk Petticoats Now $3.98 A line of TafTeta Silk Petticoats today and to morrow at 3.98. Standard S values anywhere. Come In Black and all leading colors. Three dif ferent stvles Mail orders cannot be filled for this special, as quantity is limited. Suit department, second floor. $1.00 Petticoats Now 59c 5i dozen black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats, on sale Mondav only at above price. These were bought to sell at Jl apiece and are easily worth it. Limit two to a customer. No mail or phone orders filled and none C. O. L. Latest arrivals in Neckwear, Veilings, Purses, Umbrellas, Hosiery, Corsets, RnchingsHandker chiefs. etc. Also a fine line of Table Linens. F. W. Baltes and Company inyite your inquiries for PRINTING Phones f Main Home 165 Home Allftft First and Oak Are You Going to CALIFORNIA? Write Chester W. Kelley, 608 First avenue, Seattle, Wash., Representative HOTEL DEL MONTE Near historic Monterey, Para dise of the Pacific. Mid-Winter Golf and Polo Tournament for Northwestern players. A delightful climate, beautiful surroundings. Booklets, rates and particulars gladly given. LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA Call and See Them. We are making a discount of 10 per cent and 20 per cent on good ones. SPECIAL Ladles' Union Silk Umbrellas, with tape edfre and full length sold and pearl and silver and pearj hand- JEO les, 5 values, now J Cull and See Them. Rustproof Umbrelfaa. Repairing and Re-covering. We have the only complete electri cally operated umbrella shop in Port land. Best work at lowest prices. Per sonal attention. MEREDITH'S i;mbrell Exclusively, 312 Washington St., Bet. 5th and 6th. chwab Printing Co. tZtr WOKK. XZJSONjIBLE fx ices a 4- 7 1 STA.R.K STREET! SHAW'S ei DT IDC I VJ IVJU r LmmOA America' ' ORIGINAL MALT WHISKY Without a Rival Today BLUMAUER & HOCH fyl A I I 10 and 110 Fourth Street. X I i - 108 and 110 Fourth Street. Sole Distributors for Oreon and Washington Special Price, This Week Only 16 Beautiful Shades KOR-E-LAC The Oriental Varnish Wood Finish for Floors, Furniture, Etc. Qta. 68c. Pts. 46c. V Pt. 23c. 'A Pts. 14c Fisher,Thorsen6Co. Front and Morrison Sts.. Manufacturers and Jobbers Every Thine in Paint A FULL LINE Of Art Domes, Art Shades. Art Portables, Electric and Com bination Fixtures. CALL AND SEE US AT NO. 61 SIXTH STREET Western Electric Works Wholesale and Retail. Phones : Main 1696 A 1696 . All Horses Guaranteed as Represented Vv have .on hand 8 span of Wg horses, weighing from 1400 to 1600 lbs., and 5 to 7 years old. We also have single horses from "nefe'Cs'e's' are all broken stand veterinary inspection and a trial In harness. Please eive us a call. Jf. BRUNZEL, 323 Seventeenth St, North. FredPrelin,DJ)i 12. DO Full Set at Teeth. M . Crowna and na-e-worh. Krom 40. Ueknm. Onea Svcainss Xui 1, X 2776 Phones Main 1776. Vulcan Coal Co. 329 Burnslde St. WE HAVE Rock Springs Coal AH Other High-Qrade House Coals.