CITY NEWS IN BRIEF!
THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAy. WEDVESpAT, . APR IX.
1909.
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PANTAGES THEATER F
,.,N' Bridue Location Favored.
ivenllworth people favor rebuilding Madison-street
bridge on Kust Market street
...... UI on trie present location
van j-ioomlssen. wlm
PoRTlutn w Martnr Rmmr. The 1
fame Of PnrtlanH u a aoann,- haf Dull
Run water facilities for ships, the truth
. ao.iji. 4nr uravts wnere seajroins: snips
I are concerned and the truth about the
depth from harbor to sea are anions a
few of the facts that -will he contained in
ine amine on t'ortland in the Marine
Review. The Marine Review Is a publi
cation of special interest to seagoing men.
i owners, exporters and importers. It has
a circulation that embraces all the lead
j ins cities of the. world. Secretary Giltner.
; of tlie Chamber of Commerce. has
! obtained the necessary information from
the transportation committee of the
Chamber and front the various city
j bodies. It comprises many typewritten
; paces and will he compiled into a read
j able article that will contain most of the
authenticated statistics of the Port of
i Portland.
j Architectural. Exhibition. The Port
i land Architectural Club, which is hotd
I ins its second annua! exhibition at the
Museum of Art. Fifth and Tnv-Inr
cv;V1,;SouHEc.TE.rlm.!''0S"!o' 'WlSi i fhreets" WJ" cnt!nue he dlsp,a- through
P M. ' 7ao ana ! this week. It is a timely accompani
ment to the present rapid growth of Port
land, affording, as it does, a chance to
see and study the best work in recent
architecture, and altogether stimulating
to the love of things beautiful. The
Museum is open daily from 9 until 5
o'clock, with free admission Thursday
and Saturday afternoons, and Friday
evening from S until 10 o'clock.
Xbootiatino for Clvbrooh. Ground
will be broken tbis morning for the brick
building for William Fragmire, at Kill
ingsworth and Alblna avenues, and J. H
Kolta, representing the new Commercial
Club of North Albina, is negotiating for
clubrooms on an upper floor of the build
ing. Mr. Fragmire had arranged to put
up a two-story brick, but if the Com
mercial Club takes one floor he may add
a third story. Mr. Nolta said yesterday
that the erection of a clubhouse, as first
proposed, had been abandoned for the
present.
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a street between 1 regular meeting of the Council of Jewish
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The Oldest Trust Company in Oregon
Has a separate denart- z
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ment with special con-
veniences for the women f
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Miss Moorehouse,
superintendent of our
Women's department,
Invites you to call and let her
explain our banking methods.
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.. ......,, ,ur me cnange, addressed Kenil-
wortli CJub Monday niKht. in the Presby
terian Church. R. I. Merchant presiding
jetting forth the advantages of East
Market street; he also called attention to
the opinion of the City Attorney that a
vote of the people could effect a legal
change. So effective was Mr. Van Hoomis
en s statement that the club Indorsed
the change and practically all present
signed the petition. The club also voted
to form a sewer district of Kenllworth
and have all reinforcing sewers and
laterals laid at the name time by one con
tractor. Councilman Rushlight was auth
orized to start the proceedings in the dis
trict. It was voted to ask the City Coun
cil to make Kat:t Twentv-slxth r.i
now a cojnty road
1 owell and Holcate street nrt io
walks. It was reported that the extend
ion of Hast Twenty-eighth between Cora'
-avfnue and Francis street is progressing..
Hull, Hun Water Wanted. "We want
Bull Run water as soon as we can get
U," said PresMcnt Chamliers, of the Mil-Jajrd-Avenue
Improvement Club yesterday.
The club has a committee on the water
question out to co-operate witli other
portions of the Mount Scott district In
cluding Woodstock and the intervening
territory. Mr. Chambers eaid all were
pulling for the proposed 24-Inch main to
connect with the Mount Tabor reservoir
to be laid to Powell Vallev road there
to connect with the Woodmere Water
Company's main to provide a water sup
ply against the inevitable shortage of
.Summer. Petitions for this main have
been signed up generally all through the
Mount Scott territory. Cost of this pipe
line Is estimated by Dr. e. H. Raffetv
at about $2t,000.
Messenger Bot Run Down. Paul Han
Bon a messenger boy 1U years old, was
seriously Injured yesterday morning by
bring run down by a horse and buggy
driven by W. U. Jenks. a solicitor for the'
Ulake-McFall Company. The accident
occurred at the- corner of Second and
Washington streets, at 8:30 o'clock. The
youthful victim was dragged nearly loo
feet before the horse could be stopped.!
Young Hanson was riding a bicycle when
the solicitor's wagon struck him. He was
taken to St. Vincent's Hospital, where it
was found he had suffered a concussion
to the brain together with bad bruises
and minor hurts. At the hospital it is
believed he will recover In a short time.
Hotr Week Services. a series of spe
cial holy week services was begun Mon
day night in the First Congregational
v,lu,lu Bnu w"l be continued nightly
this week with the exception of Saturday
In connection with the service tomorrow
night Dr. Iewis, of Boston, will give a
lecture on the Oberammergeau passion
play illustrated by a series of pictures
Wlaborate preparations are being made
tor Easter services. The floral decora
tions will be exceptionally fine. The an
imal memorial service of the Knights
Templars commandery will be held there
next Sunday night. Dr. Luther R. Dvott
will deliver the sermon on "With Swords
md Trowels."
Wilj, Consider Freight Depot A
freight depot will be made special sub
ject at the meeting of the East Side Busi
ness Men's Club tomorrow night. In the
Healy building. Representatives of busi
ness firms on the Rust Side and all others
interested In securing a freight depot In
the warehouse district have been invited
to attend. The matter of raising money
for decorating Grand avenue and other
streets for the Rose Festival will also
he taken up. C. A. Bigelow, president of
the club, said yesterday that a children's
parade would be provided for to be held
on Grand avenue on the day set apart
for the purpose by the Rose Festival As
sociation. Brbathed Too Much Gas Hugh Bran
non, 654ij Williams avenue. Is lvlng be
tween life and death at St. Vincent's
Hospital, as the result of Inhaliifg gas.
lie was found unconscious at 11 o'clock
yesterday morning in his room. The gas
Jot was wi.le open and it is believed
he opened It himself with suicidal in
tent. Brannon Is said to have been de
spondent for some time past. Last Sat
urday, It Is alleged, he endeavored to buy
carbolic acid at a drugstore near hla
home, but the poslon was refused him It
was plain he had been inhaling gas for
several hours and it is believed lie turned
it on when he retired late Monday night.
Spkak on William Morris. "William
Morris" 1-. the title of a lecture to be
given by Dr. C. H. Chanman tanlrkt
liiiiiuifn a room or me Public Ubrary.
The lecture is under the auspices of the
Ails and Crafts Society and each mem-
Women will be held today at 2:30 P. M..
in the Selling-Hirsch hall. Rev. Jonah B.
Wise will speak on "Some Recent Jewleh
.Movements"; a paper on "Current
Kvents" will be read by Mrs. Julius
Wertheimer. There will be an Instru
mental quartet by Mrs. I. N. Lipman,
Miss Florence Wolfe, Miss Helen Rosen
feld and Miss Miriam Jacobs.
J. R. Wtatt Takes Office. J. R.
Wyatt, of Albany, Or., who was recently
appointed Assistant United States Attor
ney took the oath of office Monday night
and yesterday entered upon his duties in
the Federal building. Mr. Wyatt is
known as a prosecutor of ability. United
Slates Attorney McCourt was much im
pressed with his work and recommended
his choice for the position.
Preparing for Partt. The Erlndell
Girls are making preparations for their
April party, to be given Wednesday eve
ning. April 21. The committee in charge
is composed or the iMisses Ivatherlne Ford
Genevelve Gilmore, Katherine Madigan
Agnes Padden, Reta Bates. Agnes Seahy,
niiizaDexn unscon ana Katnerlne Foley.
Closed Until 9 o'clock. On account
of alterations. Great reductions in every
department. McAUen-McDonnell. popular
dry goods store, corner Third and Mor
rison streets.
Rose Festival, official poster postcard
Use it for your business card the next
two months; l cent each, 75c per 100, at
the Postal Shop, 134 Fifth street.
For Rent. Modern warehouse, Xorth
Portland, trackage facilities; 45,000 square
reet floor space. Y S5S, Oregonlan.
Wanted. Dentist to share offices with
physician. Apply 201 Medical building.
St. Martin's Hotel opened for season, ex
tensive repairs have recently been made.
John M. Mann, printer, 63 Fourth st.
between Oak and Pine. Both phones 40S8.
Necessary for comfort a Spokesman.
DEVELOPMENT IS BLOCKED
ber of the organization
Federal Authorities Claim Control -of
' All State Streams.
OLTMPIA, Wash.. April 6. SDeclal.
If State Land Commissioner E. W. Ross
grants a request Just made of him by the
reaerai iteclamatlon authorities, no ri
vate person or corporation may file water
right on the Yakima River nor any of its
tributaries for seven years,, install power
plants or use the water in any way, not
even of springs and small creeks, without
permission of the Federal authorities.
This is one result of the bill engineered
tnrougn tne Legislature in 1905 by T. A.
Noble, of the Reclamation Service. The
law gives the Reclamation Sen-ice first
call on state water and, incidentally.
gives that service a hold on state-granted
lands, in that it provides that, on re
quest of the service, when an irrigation
project is planned for a section, state
lands within that district must be with
drawn from the market until the works
are completed and then may only be sold
subject to Government irrigation laws
Ihe Government has for nearly two
years' blocked all private development in
tnis section by having filed claims wide
the law. and now Is asking an extension
until 1916, and is offering no assurances
that any irrigation project will actually
be carried out, even If the extension
granted.
and each menr
bring a friend. There is no admission
fee. During the Spring months it is
proposed to hold an exhibition of decorat
ing designs in the Musoum of Art
through the courtesy of the Portland Art
Association. Included in the exhibit will
be designs n wood, metal, stained glass,
pottery and other branches of handicraft
w ork.
Stolen Ai-tomorile Foitnd George F.
Hrice. an attorney whose authomobile
Reappeared from Fourteenth and Wash
ington street a Monday night while he
was at a theater, recovered the ma
chine yesterday forenoon. It was found
In Alhlna by a police officer, where some
one had loft it. .Several gallons of fuel
were consumed and the tires showed the
effects of hard scorching but otherwise
til? machine was left in good shape.
Death of William Cava n aiqh. Wil
llani tavanaugli. who died Monday, at
Ins home near Millard avenue, on" the
Mount Scott line, had been a resident
i here for one year. He came from
LHiluth. Minn. He was d years and 7
months old. A widow and two daughters
survive him. The funeral will be held to
day at p M., from Dunnlngs Chapel.
414 East Aider street, and the interment
will be in Multnomah Omotery-
Savb the Discoi-NT. Svnd check or pay
at office on or before the 10th to save
the discount on April bills for the Auto
matic Telephone. Home phone your long
distance calls to Taconia. Seattle and
way points. Home Telephone Company,
corner of Park and Burnside streets.
closed Until 9 o'clock On account
of alterations. Great reductions in every
departmenL McAllen-McDonnell. popular
dry goods store, corner Third and Mor
rison streets.
Rose Festival official poster postcard.
Usw it for your business card the next
two motiih; l cent each. TSc per 100 at
the Postal Shop, ja4 Fifth street. '
fPEAK at Men's Resort. Rev. E. M
Sharpe. D. D.. will speak at the Men's
Resort, Knurthand Burnside streets, to
night at 8 o'clock.
Vt Rate Monet to Loan. Diamonds,
low rates. Morrison street.
An acceptable acquisition Spokesman.
DBLatomco. 149 7th. French dinner, 60c
A SroKSSiux Demanded.
We pay from two to four
per cent on deposits.
Call for that clever little book,
THE BA.Ntv LADY,
j Portland Trust Company
of Oregon
S. E. CORNER THIRD AND OAK STREETS
HARRIET E. MOOREHOUSE
Superintendent
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
ORTLAMD
RENTING
OUSE &
A 2281 Main 6201
'riraters
EVERYTHING
But
ef
i!rfiey
Women of Woodcraft Building
398 Taylor Stret corner Tenth
Wonderful Showing: of
THE PERRY HOTEL
8 ",2; hi
Madison St.
CSL Boren Ave.
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SEATTLE
Absolutely
Fire-Proof
a Euroneam
I. Pl.a
United Wlraleu
Station
The Hfgnest Grade Erery Modern Convenience
Centrally located and commandin&T a view of the
Olympics. Cascade Mountains, Mt. Rainier and
Fua-et Sound. Auto-'Bus meets trains and boats
J. 3. McTERNAN. Manacer
Vancouver Barracks, was arrested today
on information sent to the Adjutant
General by Sheriff Carter, of Whitman
County, charging Reesa with seduction on
February 6, the victim being a Whit
man County girl. Reese will be brought
to Colfax at once.
LIS MAKING
others wealthy. Why not you? Send for.
free tirtnlrlot "Tnrnln,, .a... T.n
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MARK E. DAVIS,
1004 Broadway, Oakland. Cat.
WHERE JO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at t
Portland Restaurant; fine private apart
ments tor ladles. 305 Wash., near Fifth.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dr. Horn, the optician. Sd floor Swat.
land bine., guarantees satisfaction or
money refunded. No fancy prices.
Pacific Tent A Awning; Co.
Reliable, quick service. 27 No. F.irst St.
Estman Kadska and Films.
Bluraauer Photo Supply Co.. Ill 6th st.
Plant Slbson rosea. Phone Sellwood 96a.
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HERMIT EATS SQUIRRELS
Farmers Accuse Him of Insanity
and Order His Arrest.
COI.FAX. Wash., April 6. City Marshal
Roberts, of Rosalia, today arrested a
hermit who gives the name of Andy
Ainteh. age 35. Alnteh has been living on
toasted squirrels picked up from follow
ing squirrel hunters. When arrested on
the Merrlam ranch near Rosalia he had
12 squirrels ready to cook after clawing
the skin from the flesh with his fingers.
Ainteh can give no account of himself
and ate like a hungry dog when fed
today. Physicians say Ainteh Is insane.
He has been seen about this country near
Rosalia for the past five weeks. Ranchers
became alarmed about his presence and
caused his arrest.
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
Quarter section of land, all newly
fenced, barb wire, srood house and
barn, younjr orchard, several good
springs. 35 acres in cultivation, rest
trood pasture: 30 miles from Portland
Twenty-eight dollars an acre. Better
investment than any city property.
Easy terms. Knquire of
. GEER & MATTOON".
Ablngton Building. M. 21S1.
INVESTMENT.
We have for- sale two desirable flats
on Nineteenth street near Xorthrup,
bringing in a good rental; price flO.SOO.
For particulars applv to
CHARLES K. HKNRT & SOX,
150 Stark Street. Portland. Oregon.
EASTERSWEETS.
Place your order today for Pearce's
home-made candy novelties for Easter
tide they're the cream of lusclousness.
Royal Bakery A Confectionery. Wash, st.
branch. 1
FLORISTS.
Tonaeth Floral Co.
123 th at.
VancouTer Soldier Accused.
COLFAX. Wash.. April 6. Arthur Iee
Reese, a newly -enlisted soldier at the
P. Centemeri Kid Gloves,
$1.00 to S4.00.
La Tosca Corsets SI. 25 to S6.50
Tokio Parasols, all prices.
F. P. YOUNG
S41 Washington St.
Portland's Specialty Shop.
Experienced Clerks.
Quick Service.
SPECIAL TODAY
$4 Long Kid Gloves $1.98
SI. 76 1-clasp Dent style, S1.45
S1.75 3-clasp Centemeri
Suede SI. 50.
2-clasp Toreador, $1.50.
2-clasp Angelus, 2.00.
2-clasp Fancy Black
Reliance. S2.00.
All of Our Handsome
Trimming Laces
Greatly Reduced Today.
$1 Convent Embroideries 48c
Insertions to Match.
35c Hosiery 19c
Black Cotton.
- New Easter Neckwear
25c to $25.00
GOLD SEAL GARDEN HOSE
Goodyear Rubber Co.
1. 63, 65, T Fourth St, at Ptne.
FredPrehn.D.D.
U.00 FnM, M
Teetn. .oa.
Crowna and Bridge-'
work. j.oe
Brom 4US. Uekum. -.
Oxa Jtiealaaa xtu I.
Men's Easter Suits and
Overcoats
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At $20, $22.50
atid $25
in a variety of desirable stylish shades
and patterns, unquestionably better
suits than any store can offer you at
those prices.
At $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00 we offer
such values that the man who wants
to pay that much for his Suit or
Overcoat can ill afford to buy else
where. Finest foreign fabrics from
America's foremost clothes-builders.
To Open Easter Saturday
' THE
WASHINGTON STREET
PUBLIC MARKET .
It Is the
BIG WHITE MARKET
CORNER
FIRST AND WASHINGTON STREETS
THE POPULAR SWEET SHOP
TSAOC MaRM
THE
NEW AND LARGER
SWETLAND'S
Trite for catalogue and prices on
sewer pipe, chimney pipe, drain tile,
water, well and culvert pipe, pipe for
septic tanks, ttc.
OBEGDX WASHWGTOX SEWER.
' PIPE CO,
41 X. Knot St.
"Will Open for Business
Today at 1 1 A. M.
Our line of Easter Sweets and "Novel
ties is larger than ever before.
Don't miss the Display.
Swetland s? Son
269-271 MORRISON
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TKADK aUUta
ONE OF PORTLAND'S SHOW PLACES
"lay Stele 'PataT
THE OXLY PAWT MANUPACTliRElD
ON THE PACIFIC COAST COMPLYING
WITH THE EASTERN PURE PAINT
STATE LAWS,
Hotel Portland
Afternoon Tea
Will be served in the grill from
four until six o'clock daily
50c
MUSIC
Honeyman Hardware Co.
HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING
IN PAINT
You are invited
to attend
The Pianola Recital
FRIDAY EVENING AT 8-.30 O'CLOCK
The eighth of the season's popular recitals will be given
at Eilers Recital Hall, -Friday evening, April 9, at 8:30
j'clock, with Mr. John Claire Monteith as soloist.
Mr. Monteith's splendid baritone voice will be heard in
several choice groups of songs, specially selected for this
occasion.
These recitals are given every Friday evening, and all
ire cordially Invited. Admission is always free, hut. to avoid1
overcrowding, entrance can be gained only upon presen
tation of reserved seat ticket.
By calling at our store any time before Friday evening
two complimentary tickets, each good for one reserved
seat, may be secured.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE
353 "Washington Street
STORE FOR RENT
ON UPPER WASHINGTON ST.
We have for, rent a storeroom, 22x50
feet, modern front, full basement,
toilets, etc., located in the Bushmark
Hotel building, 17th and "Washington
streets. Three years' lease can be given.
Apply, phone Main 3244 or.I. Gevurtz
& Sons, 173-5 First street.
jebwab Printing Co,
llif irOlir. KAtOKjtBLE fKTCBl
47'i ST A R. K STREET)
PIANOS
H. SINSHEIMER. 72 Third Street,
Rented and sold on easy
installments: also tuned
ji u repaired.