Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, April 28, 1909, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text" "" """"" . , . CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OHEGOMAN TEtEFHOSIS. ' , Fae Ptatea. Hottib. Cejntlnc-Room Mam T70 A 08S S. S;rc"!'l Main '7070 A 095 InKin Editor Main 7070 A 095 F'indjy Eattor Main 7070 A 609S CVmtoliit-Koom ..... .Main 7070 A 609 S c , r. .-E5lt0r Main 7070 ' 8e9S cugt. Builitlnti Main 7070 A S0S amtse'ments. H r I t ir; THEATER Fourteenth an " nllnr'Mii Oradu&Mno- clam of St. Marva Afi)my n "Jean of Arc" To nieV it .1S B,.li'lALO'"" THIATEF (12ih and Mor-riT!- Pakir Stork Cw.piny Jn "The Private Secretary." Tonifht at 8:15. "If"? 1 Jr THKATtS-, Morrison, between . M il an4 eev.nt h Advanced vaudeville. Mitinee at 2:15; tonight at 8:15. ?ir,.THEATER wMHngton. between J?rL nd Farki Vaudeville de luxe. . 7:S0 and 9 P. M. PAJ$S THFATER (rourth and Strlc St p M vaudeville. 3.30. i;30 and . " v'r'f- SWEATER rPeventh and Aider) i.roJina. Tonlsht at S:1S v?r ' J,HEATER Movina-picture eho-w cl"1t,!ernoon nd venm. 3 to 10.30 v-f1 RCHMEV VlF'T Ott. Bishop W. F. Crl?"1- of fan FranciFco; Bishop J. A. MohrcUnd. of Sacramento. and other prominent rh urrlimcn tim i r, . 1 . . terd ay on their way to Spokane, -where the second Western missionary council win convene this morning in All Saints Cathedral. The meeting is regarded as of much importance to the denomination In that, a number of extensions' In the millenary .work of the church will be coneid-red. Other delegates to the. con vention who were in Portland yesterdav ere: Archdeacon George B. Swan, of Sacramento; Rev. L. c. Stanford, of Pan Francisco, secretary of the council; Rev. X. B TV. Gallwey. of San Mateo. Cal.; H; R Hanson, of Fresno; Rev. Frank Stone, of San Francisco, organiz ing oretary for the West in the Sea men s Church Institute work: Rev. C. R Marrark. of San FYancisco. and Rev -Alford A. Butler, of Pennsylvania. FtutHAL o- JIrs Johanna ANTONtscx. -The funeral of Mrs. Johanna Antoni sen. who died at her home on East fcJhty-second streftt April 26. was held yesterday from her late home, and the Interment was In Multnomah Cemetery. At the home Rev. Albert Fetch, of Orace Baptist Church. conducted the servicee. end at the cemetery Evening ftar ftrange. of which she was a mem , J11"3 cnirre- Mrs. Antonlsen was N J'" known m the community. She had lived there for over 25 years. She was j. oin. ine following children sur vive her Adolph. Edward and Ray Antonlscn, and Mrs. Ella Taylor. Changes in Volunteers. Major and Mr. J. T. Foulkes. who for nearly three yejurs assisted by Captain Apeta. have ben In charge of the local work of the Volunteers of America, will hold their lat-public meetings next Sunday. Major Foulkes and co-workers have been trans ferred to Seattle where they will take charge of the work of the Volunteers of America. June 1. Staff-Captain Starks. with Captains Queries and Phillips have ben appointed to the command - of the "ork in Portland and will be in the city this week. The services Sundav will also welcome Staff-Captain Starks and her assistants. Unions Vacate Drew Building. Be oeuse nonunion labor was employed ln rtPa1J'lnK Ha- the headquarters of the local labor unions, the Building Trade Alliance yesterday moved its office from that building to Carpenters- Hall, on East Pine street and Grand avenue. This action was decided upon at the meeting of the alliance held . Monday night. AJ1 the other unions have notified the owners of the Drew building that they will vacate their rooms on May J. Most' of these organizations will occupy quarters- on the East Side. J Decree bt Past Masters An un ufinaily elaborate. Masonic ceremony will take place tonight at g o'clock, at the Masonic Tempi. West Park and Yam Rill streets, when the past masters of Hawthorne Lodge. No. 3. Ancient FYee and: Accepted Masons, will confer the Master Mason's degree. The past masters win be in regalia, and the occasion win attract members of the Masonic frater nity from the different lodges of the city. At. the close of the exercises, refresh ments will be served. Salvation Armt Rally. The Salvation Army will hold a rousing meeting in Its hall. 24 Madison street tonight, when Lieutenant-Colonel Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins will lead the : service. These officers are in charge of the work in Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Montana and Wyoming. . They are on a tour of In spection. All soldiers and friends are in vited to attend. The new brass band will furnish music for the occasion. Adtutant A. D. SHoate is the officer in commands Will Hold School Exhibit. Tomor row afternoon between 1:30 and 3 o'clock the teachers of the West-avenue school and the Mount Tabor Home Training Cir cle will hold a reception. During the afternoon the people of Mount Tabor will he afforded ' an opportunity to see the educational exhibit the West-avenue school tias prepared for the Alaska-Yukon-Pac.lfic Exhibition at Seattle After the .reception the articles will be packed for shipment. A. L. Catn. of the Stalger Shoe Com pany, announces that he has disposed of his interest in the above firm and will opfn an up-to-date . shoe shop in the Imperial Hotel building. Seventh and x ashlr.g'on .streets, about September 1 Mr. Cain left, ye.fterday for New York and will spend 'several weeks in the Eastern shoe markets for the purpose of j-curlng the latest styles ln ladiee1 and men's footwear for his new shop. Mrs. A. H. Wilson Brought . Home Mrs. A. H. Wilson was brought yester day to her home, 29 East Eighteenth street North, from S3n Francisco, where the had been In a hospital for Fix weeks with a broken thleh caused by a fall from a streetcar. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson had started on a trip of several months ln California, when the accident occurred It'wae.not considered safe to bring her home, at the time. Oomntehcial Cu-B to Gn u Cti. Gov ernors of the Commercial Club voted a handsome trophy yesterday for the Ross Festival. The club's donation to the an nual flower show win b? a cup. It win b glvn to some competitor in thi various- parades of the Festival. This has bcome the custom of the club each year in order to promote interest in the annual,' rose show. Funeral cip Morris g.. Gillham The fjn?rl of Morris S. Gillham, who died Sindav. was held yesterdav afternoon, at. ZUr -Byrnes" Chapel, Russell ftrt. and the interment was in River View tmtrv.- Mr. Gillham was S5 years of see, and had been a Portland business man. He was unmarried. CorvciL or Jewish Women. The Bible studv class of the Council of Jewish Women, under the leadershiD of Rabbi J.inah B. Wise, will meet today at 2:30 P. M.. ln the vestry of Temple Beth Israel. "Elijah" will be the subject of the afternoon meeting. Will Appress W. C. T. V Miss Marv B Day, genera! secretary of the Y. W. C A. will deliver an address at the" nietUng of the W. C. T U. this afterl noon at 2:3f o'clock, at its rooma 1n the Goodnough building. Those Interested ar Inv ited to .attend. For Rent. Store ln brick building. 310 Oak -street, near Sixth street. A H Blrrell Co.. 313 McKay bldg. " We rail for orders and deliver, to Gear b.art Park, four timee each week F Dresser Merc. Co , Seaside. Fine opening for a phyRietan in a small place within 20 miles of Portland. Phone A it". .- Mortoages.-E. B. Goudey, Corbett building;. MlN'TAr.ir Fvpi itve -..-I'" -rv, " ' fl".' Richar,J Montague, member of the Charter Commission.. Mondav night before the mass meeting in Sunnvside greatly pleased the audience. Mr. Montague-handled the dryZeubject'.in-a" way that was appreciated. He illustrated the dilatory practices under the .present city government y pointing - out : it always took a year and sometimes lCjnger-to open a street. "There Is a. tremendous waste of time and energy under-the' present sys tem of city government." he said. ."Which must be apparent to every- one .who undertakes-to do busine'ss' witlV anv of Its branches. There is no responsibility. The commission plani fixes Hhe. resTbons'ibility Under that plan there' would. be no such wantage of time, as -the - Council would be in session every day. . All public busi ness would .be expedited. You-can put your finger right on the' responsible-man. but not under the present system." ' : Japanese Thought - Insane - Geroo Tanaka. the Japanese who attempted to break Into Mrs. E. . Robinson s apart ment, at the Elton Court Annex Sunday night only to be met by a -fusillade of bullets, from the lady's . revolver, is to nave an examination as to his : sanity. His conduct is such that the authorities now believe .he is out of his mind. He was S'ven an examination ln the Muni cipal Court yesterday forenoon, at which Mrs. Robinson appeared. She told of someone trying to get into her place and of firing on the fellow, but she was unsure 10 laemiry ranaka. . Patrolman HUtC.hlnes Wbn ra hA To. - Identified him. Judge Van Zante took im? matter under advisement pending the outcome of an examination of the fellow aa to whether or not he is crazy... Anti-Saloon . Leagub Meets At the semiannual meeting of the Anti-Saloon League yesterday afternoon it was re solved to . inaugurate a campaign for state-wide prohibition tn m It is pro posed to work for local option in several of the counties that are knAwn fo be favorable to prohibition. Rev. : J. R. Knodell. superintendent , of the league, gave a. report of the recent meetings held by the leagues in Roseburg. Baker City and Pendleton. The report of th sec retary, J. J. Ross, showed the finances of the league ere in -a satisfactory con dition. Dr. William Hiram .Foulkes spoke and Dr. W. B. Hollingshead pre sided. . . Special Today. See Drake & Swan Co.'s special sale on' silk petticoats this afternoon, 43S Washington ft., cor. 11th. FESTIVAL OPENS FRIDAY MUCH- INTEREST SHOWN' IN BIG MUSICaii . EVENT. Attendance From Nearby Towns, as as Well as From Portland, From le9 to Be Very targe! The widespread interest in the Second Annual Musical Festival Is becoming more manifest as the time for the open ing date approaches, not only In this city, but ln all the nearby towns. ' This big event will take place at the Armory, Tenth 'and - Couch streets, next Friday, Saturday, Sunday nights, April 30. May 1 and 2. and the afternoons of Saturday and Sunday, five concerts in all. ; This magnificent-feast of -melody and song will be given by the Chicago Sym phony. Orchestra , of .60muslciaas. under the direction -of the -famous -conductor Adolph -Rosenbefker. . and the-Portland Festival Chorus of 300 voices, directed by W. H. Boyer. ; Four celebrated vocalists are coming with the : orchestra, : Aida Hemmi. soprano; Harriet Frahm.' con tralto: David B. Duggan. tenor; -Frank Arthur Preischr basso.- "The- orchestra will include 10 instrumental . soloists, of whom the most prominent' are Franz Wagner, solo cellist, 'and Guy Woodard. solo violinist and concertmaster: 'Added to the above array of artists, will' be the world-famous pianist.. Mvrtle Elvyn of whom many kind things .have, been said both in this country and Europe. ' The combined .chorus and orchestra will be heard at each concert. The " soloists the first ..night , will be Miss Hemmi. Miss Elvyn and Mr. -Woodard. The. "popular overture to "Tannhauser" will be given by request, as will also the symphony in C-minor. by Beethoven. ' Miss Hemml will be heard In the beautiful' aria JrOm- "Der Freischutz." by Weber.- ' Seats are now selling at Eilers Piano House for the en tire season. . Buy early and . avoid the rush at the box-off ic,e at the - Armorv. The sale will remain open from 10 A M until 9 P. M.. at Eilers. In order to -.' commodate people who are unable' to" se cure tickets during the day. , . . Mrs. Molcsvrorth Gets DlTorce. Beatrice Molesworth was yesterday granted a divorce frbm A. 'Molesworth by Judge T. A.-McBrlde In'thc Circuit WILL BE -. HEARD; AT SECOND ANNUAL MUSICAL I'. ' .PPfiTrWAT am . r ...... f tcA vim- if . s X t 7 s ft V . . .4 r - - ' 0 f A i MISS HARRIET TIIE MORNING- I Klln(llwliaiiaiiimiariiMiMienw I - - - " " - Some Women are just a trifle timid about . going to a, bank to transact business. . ' MISS MOOREHOUSE - The superintendent: of - . the Woman's Department of " The Oldest Trust Company in Oregon will gladly explain Banking ways. We appreciate the I patronage of women. If f you are not now a patron, then please consider this an 5 invitation to become one. I I Call for that clever little book. I j THE BANK LADY. . J Portland Trust Company I of Oregon S. E. CORNER THIRD ANO OAK STREETS HARRIET E. MOOHEHOUSE Superintendent WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT. Court at Hillsboro. Or. Mr. Moleaworth is the assistant claim agent of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Com pany. The divorce was granted on the ground of cruelty. personality' of elman Musician Completely Wins His Audi ences ln San Francisco. Elman's magnetic personality is part of his wonderful success with all his audiences, and combined with his ravishing- and beautiful tone, the impres sion he makes is one long: to be re membered. Elman will play here at the Heilig- Theater on Monday night. May -10. under the direction of Lois Steers-Wynn Coman, and' they will fill mail orders if sent with cheok to 308 Columbia building. The regular seat sale opens at the box office' on Friday. May 7. Elman has made one of the biggest Sensations tbat San . - " 1 iaui,iDuj nas ever known, and the critics agree that I.C unique surpasses that of Kube lik, while his tone is of such ingra tiating sweetness that he simply car ries his hearers along with him. He is decidedly the season's big sensa tion and hl coming to Portland -is one of the most eagerly anticipated events of many years. PRESENT TEMPERATURE. A little too cool these days for wearing real light weight clothing. At least half of our immense new stock consist? of medium weightsthe sort needed here the year round. Most exceptional values st $15 and $35. J. L. Bowman & Co Fifth and Alder. . . WHEREJTO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at tba Portland Restaurant; fine private apart menta for ladies. 205 Wash., near Fifth. Pacific Ten and Awning; Co. Total Eclipse Awnings, 27 No. First. Blnmauer Photo - Snpplr Co. For kodaks and films. Ill 6th st. . Special free-rent offer to lot buvers 1rnFes?ry Hc'snts. 418 Corbett bldg, Don t phone. Sec ad ton page-12. . State Loans Approve?!.- -SALEM. Or.. April 27 Special.) F-RAHM. COYTRALTO. - .At V -i jA "'''11 V ' , , i j I-"- " A ' "It v ' . - it ? i ! ' It it - it QREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY. - hg : I j if - Sa9 ,7 A i l4V A? - j - 1 ir 1 them elsewhere. We are exclusive Portland agents for Holeproof Hosiery for Children. Mail Orders filled promptly and delivered free United States, Canada and Alaska. The State Land Board today approved I " " ' loans amounting to $24,060. SPECIAL 1 to 6 P. M. Today Only SILK PETTICOATS All Shades, Regular to $7.50, for. $4.48 From 1 to 6 P.M. Today Only "The Exclusive. Style Shop." ' . '. - "." . '. Drake & Swan Co. 415 Wash. St. Cor. 11th.' In the MAY GENERAL SHERMAN'S LETTERS HOME EDITED Y If. A. DE WOLFE HOWE Thee letter, iweal the remarkable clearness and vigor of General Sherman', mind. His fearlessnew . foreight and Krp of the great problemi before him, and hi, essential fairness and kindliness . THE GREAT PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ENGLAND BT EVERETT T. TOMLINSON. Illustrated. The English public school, known to all readers' of . TOIn Bro-n," is much the same to-day, and Mr. Tomlinson. in hfs description of Eton. Kugby. Harrow, and Winchester, succeeds most happily in pointing out its characteristics and wherein it differs from -anything in America. SOCIALISM A PHILOSOPHY OF FAILURE IMK'A'UTO An admirablyclearpresentaionof the strongest argument against Socialism THE IDEAL GOLF LINKS BY- H. J. WHIEHAM. Champicnof the United States. - Illustrated SHORT STORIES BY JESSE LYNCH WILLIAMS. CAULIHA PAEZ. .VIRGINIA YEAWM REMNITZ. - Gold Seal Fire Protection Hose Goodyear Rubber Co. ol, 63, ftS. 87 Fourth St, at Plaa. API? Ed 23. 1909. We Have Here the Greatest Stock of $18, $20, $22.50 and $25 Suits and Overcoats You'll Ever Find Under One Roof " Made Expressly for You know what that name stands for in clothes. These fine garments are the embodiment of our own ideas in models and fashions. The fabrics selected by us and the patterns confined exclusively to us. At $30 to $50 we'll show you the best clothes made; nothing like Ivory Soap is as mild, as - soothing, as cleans ing as the -finest una dulterated Castile soap. . It should be used for every purpose for which pure Castile soap is used for baby's bath as well as for washing every thing hewearsj" isunder clothes, his fi cks, his stockings, everything about him from the top of his little bald head to the tips of his pink arid white toes. Ivory Soap 99oo Per Cent. P WHEN YOU REQUIRE GLASSES of any description, corns to us. "TCTiv? Raraiien e are reasonable juccause in price. -rve have the best and most up-to-date tnethoa of eye-testing. We give you the cor rect lenses in a stylish nosepiece, one that Trill stay put. Established 1806. DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS 218-219 Failing Building. Cor. Third and Washington, 2d Floor. ! Take Elevator. THE PERRY HOTEL Madison St. Boren Ave. SEATTLE Absolutely Fire-Proof Earopeaa Plaa CnltedWlralaas Station Tlie Blfibest Grade Erery MoJara Goarealncf Centrally located and commanding a tKbw of th Olytnpica. Cascade Mountaina. Mt Rainier and Fusat Sound. Auto-'Bus meets trains and boat J. S. McTEKNAK. Manacer ..ZT1"1 for Pafa'OE-ue and prices on Z?Z11Z p,pr,- chimney pipe, drain tile. Tepuc- tInksac?cCU,Ve" P'Pe- pipe for ORKGOJT A WASHINGTON SEWER 'i rfi co, j 41 K. Front St. CHICHESTER'S PILLS Chl-chea-tra 1 r-llls la Bed l boxes. Mini Take otbai-. inncciic DUMII.V1 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYHHERt , a uu.. iJ.HHT. Jit, PIANOS Rented and sold on easy installments; also tuned and repaired. H. SINSHEIMEE, 72 Third Street. ay Stale faiif THE OTilY PAINT- MAJfVFACTTJBED OX THE PACIFIC COAST COMPU1W WITH THE EASTERN FUHIT; PAINT STATE LAWS. Honeyrhan Hardware Co. HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING IN PAINT The Canadian Bank of Commerce HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO. CANADA PORTLAND BRANCH SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened in the name of two people payable to either of them or the sur vivor. Interest allowed on the undisturbed monthly balance. FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought and sold. DRAFTS ISSUED payable in all principal cities of the world. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED F. C. MALPAS, Manager Portland Branch SMOKE Best of the Best" A. SANTA ELLA CO Makers, Tampa. The Hart Cigar Co. Dieirlbutara. The von Gillmann School fOB RIDINO AND DRITINO. ORIENTAL, BUILDINGi. Tha Finest Boarding- Stable ln Portlana. Phones Main 2894, A 4136. riPE REPAIRING Of every deacriptlon by mail. Amber, brier and meerarbaum. Arttflrtal coloring;, sic Sichel at Co., 82 3d at., Portland. 9 Men, Women and to all parts of the PORTLAND PRINTING MOUSE C? A22S1 Main 6201 FiTDBnteirs at EVERTTHHiS But Phoney Women of Woodcraft Building 88 Taylor Street earner Teeth FredPrehn,DJ) M Pall eaa t ToaCau M.ML $cbwab Printing Co.